SE-0-SE-6-10645 Sweden Support to UN Women's country program in Ethiopia 2017-2020, with particular focus on politics, economy and violence. Stöd till UN Womens landprogram för Etiopien med fokus på kvinnligt politiskt deltagande, kvinnlig ekonomisk egenmakt och arbete mot våld mot kvinnor under perioden 2017-2020. Swedish financial support is an unearmarked core funding for UN women’s country programme January 2017-December 2020 and amounts to 60 million SEK for the period. The Swedish contribution goes into operationalizing UNWomen’s four-year strategic note 2017-2020 that includes the following five results areas (numbers relate to numbering of UNWOMEN centrally): Result area 1: Women lead and participate in decision making at all levels; Results area 2: Women, especially the poorest and most excluded are economically empowered and benefit from development; Results area 3: Women and girls live a life free of violence; Results area 5: Governance and national planning fully reflect accountability for gender equality commitments and priorities; and Results area 7: Organisational efficiency and effectiveness Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general During the year of 2021, the final year of the program, the following results were reported, among others: Result Area 1: Women lead, participate in and benefit equally from governance systems During the Strategic Note implementation, in the area of women in leadership and governance, UN Women continued to build women leaders capacity; increase community understanding on gender quality and womens rights to participate in public and political life; enhance organisational capacities; strengthen partnership with civil societies and generate data and statistics to support evidence-based intervention in the area of womens participation in public life. In light of the 6th General Election, UN Women in collaboration with the Network of Ethiopia Women Association (NEWA), strengthened the skills of 380 women candidates drawn from various political parties, running at national and regional level, on public speaking, campaigning, political leadership, voter outreach and fundraising to ensure that women candidates have enhanced capacity to compete on a more equal standing with men. The gender audit of the House of Peoples Representatives (HoPR) and its Secretariat has been conducted laying the ground for a gender sensitive and responsive parliament following the 6th General Election of Ethiopia. The audit finding and the action plan developed based on the same will ensure the parliament undertakes its legislative, representative and oversight function in a gender responsive manner. UN Women has entered the field on women, peace and security and has contributed to women being perceived as equally legitimate and effective leaders as men in the area of peace and security. UN Women supported the enhancement of the role of youth and women in peacebuilding and conflict resolution through collaboration with other UN agencies and CSOs, promoting womens participation in peace and security related processes and womens protection in conflicts. UN Women continued making the case for gender-responsive budgeting in Ethiopia. In 2021 the gender audit manual has been finalized and has been the first of its kind in Ethiopia. With UN Women support the production of gender statistics has been strengthened to enable the monitoring of national policies and reporting commitments under the Sustainable Development Goals Result Area 2: Women have income security, decent work and economic autonomy. Despite the profound pressures of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021, UN Women continued to propel improvements in womens income, access to decent work and economic autonomy. UN Women collaborated with the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) and Agricultural Transformation Agency, supported the process to improve gender responsive public services. UN Women in collaboration with different stakeholders enhanced gender responsive services provision, access to and control over means of production and resources by women and female youth in Ethiopia contributing to womens sustainable livelihoods. UN Women targeted interventions contributed to increased access to and control over productive resources such as land, agricultural inputs, technologies/tools and business development services, finances, market opportunities and insurance coverage. Result Area 3: Women and girls live a life free violence. In 2021, a notable progress has been made this in promoting the adoption, revision and implementation of legislations and policies from womens rights perspective in the area of ending violence against women and girls. In particular, the Ministry of Women and Social Affairs (MoWSA) with the support of UN Women, has initiated the development of a comprehensive national anti-GBV policy which aims to respond to the gap in the legal framework on violence against women and girls (VAWG). The revision of Ethiopian criminal procedure code from a gender perspective has been conducted and compiled inputs submitted to the parliament. A total of 4,153 women and girls in the different parts of the country, who are subjected to violence, have received essential services from several women shelters and hotline service providers supported by UN Women. UN Women contributed to these results through providing financial and technical support in the establishment and running of six women shelters where in 2021, a total of 934 women survivors and their 332 children have accessed and benefitted from the comprehensive services as well as 100 survivors benefitted from the hotline counselling services. Result Area 6: A comprehensive and dynamic set of global norms, policies and standards on gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls is strengthened and implemented. UN Women contributed significantly to the progress in expanding systems of accountability through the development and roll-out of the Gender Accountability Framework to assess the performance of CSOs on gender equality and womens empowerment (GEWE). In addition, the performance levelling tool which is used to assess government sectors performance on GEWE is undergoing revision with UN Women support. In 2021, UN Women lead, coordinated, and promoted the accountability of the United Nations system in its work on gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls, including in humanitarian action. UN Women in partnership with OCHA and the Inter Cluster Coordination Group (ICCG), the Ethiopia Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) for 2021 was strengthened gender dimensions across sectoral responses, including COVID-19 response in the humanitarian sector. In addition, UN Women led development of the Protection against Sexual Exploitation and Abuse Population (AAP) section of the same HRP, substantially increasing the relevance of PSEA within humanitarian needs and response No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10645-10645A0101 Sweden Support to UN Women's country program in Ethiopia 2017-2020, with particular focus on politics, economy and violence. Stöd till UN Womens landprogram för Etiopien med fokus på kvinnligt politiskt deltagande, kvinnlig ekonomisk egenmakt och arbete mot våld mot kvinnor under perioden 2017-2020. Swedish financial support is an unearmarked core funding for UN women’s country programme January 2017-December 2020 and amounts to 60 million SEK for the period. The Swedish contribution goes into operationalizing UNWomen’s four-year strategic note 2017-2020 that includes the following five results areas (numbers relate to numbering of UNWOMEN centrally): Result area 1: Women lead and participate in decision making at all levels; Results area 2: Women, especially the poorest and most excluded are economically empowered and benefit from development; Results area 3: Women and girls live a life free of violence; Results area 5: Governance and national planning fully reflect accountability for gender equality commitments and priorities; and Results area 7: Organisational efficiency and effectiveness Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13000000 15000000 22000000 0 3000000 3000000 0 0 12000000 0 0 0 0 22000000 0 13000000 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 53000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 13000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 3000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 12000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 22000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 3000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Strengthened democratic accountability and transparency at local level Stärkt demokratiskt ansvarsutkrävande och transparens på lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of civil society to promote openness, accountability and greater respect for human rights Stärkt kapacitet i det civila samhället att verka för öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10645-10645A0102 Sweden Support to UN Women's country program in Ethiopia 2017-2020, with particular focus on politics, economy and violence. Stöd till UN Womens landprogram för Etiopien med fokus på kvinnligt politiskt deltagande, kvinnlig ekonomisk egenmakt och arbete mot våld mot kvinnor under perioden 2017-2020. Swedish financial support is an unearmarked core funding for UN women’s country programme January 2017-December 2020 and amounts to 60 million SEK for the period. The Swedish contribution goes into operationalizing UNWomen’s four-year strategic note 2017-2020 that includes the following five results areas (numbers relate to numbering of UNWOMEN centrally): Result area 1: Women lead and participate in decision making at all levels; Results area 2: Women, especially the poorest and most excluded are economically empowered and benefit from development; Results area 3: Women and girls live a life free of violence; Results area 5: Governance and national planning fully reflect accountability for gender equality commitments and priorities; and Results area 7: Organisational efficiency and effectiveness Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 10000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 10000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of civil society to promote openness, accountability and greater respect for human rights Stärkt kapacitet i det civila samhället att verka för öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10645-10645A0104 Sweden Support to UN Women's country program in Ethiopia 2017-2020, with particular focus on politics, economy and violence. Stöd till UN Womens landprogram för Etiopien med fokus på kvinnligt politiskt deltagande, kvinnlig ekonomisk egenmakt och arbete mot våld mot kvinnor under perioden 2017-2020. Swedish financial support is an unearmarked core funding for UN women’s country programme January 2017-December 2020 and amounts to 60 million SEK for the period. The Swedish contribution goes into operationalizing UNWomen’s four-year strategic note 2017-2020 that includes the following five results areas (numbers relate to numbering of UNWOMEN centrally): Result area 1: Women lead and participate in decision making at all levels; Results area 2: Women, especially the poorest and most excluded are economically empowered and benefit from development; Results area 3: Women and girls live a life free of violence; Results area 5: Governance and national planning fully reflect accountability for gender equality commitments and priorities; and Results area 7: Organisational efficiency and effectiveness Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1700000 1700000 1700000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 1700000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Increased respect for and access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad respekt för och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-10645-10645A0105 Sweden Support to UN Women's country program in Ethiopia 2017-2020, with particular focus on politics, economy and violence. Stöd till UN Womens landprogram för Etiopien med fokus på kvinnligt politiskt deltagande, kvinnlig ekonomisk egenmakt och arbete mot våld mot kvinnor under perioden 2017-2020. Swedish financial support is an unearmarked core funding for UN women’s country programme January 2017-December 2020 and amounts to 60 million SEK for the period. The Swedish contribution goes into operationalizing UNWomen’s four-year strategic note 2017-2020 that includes the following five results areas (numbers relate to numbering of UNWOMEN centrally): Result area 1: Women lead and participate in decision making at all levels; Results area 2: Women, especially the poorest and most excluded are economically empowered and benefit from development; Results area 3: Women and girls live a life free of violence; Results area 5: Governance and national planning fully reflect accountability for gender equality commitments and priorities; and Results area 7: Organisational efficiency and effectiveness Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -670239 0 0 -670239 0 0 -670239 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women -670239.0699999999 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Ethiopia 2022-2026 Etiopien 2022-2026 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-10697 Sweden The Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom is a global women's rights organisation, which was founded in 1915. WILPF works to advance feminist peace for equality, justice, and demilitarised security by way of two interlinked paths: by addressing the root causes of violence with a feminist lens and by mobilising for nonviolent action. WILPF is a membership organization with active sections in 42 countries around the world, but also functions as an NGO with programmatic collaborations in for example the MENA region. Sida provides core support to the WILPF International Secretariat in Geneva based on the WILPF International Strategy 2017-19. The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom är en global kvinnorättsorganisation som grundades 1915. WILPF arbetar för att uppnå feministisk fred för jämlikhet, rättvisa och en avmilitariserad säkerhet genom en tudelad men sammankopplad ansats: genom att adressera grundorsaker till våld med en feministik ansats och genom att mobilisera för ickevåldsam aktion. WILPF är en medlemsbaserad organisation med aktiva sektioner i 42 länder världen runt, men fungerar även som en icke-statlig organisation med programsamarbeten i till exempel MENA-regionen. Sida föreslås ge kärnstöd till WILPF:s internationella sekretariat i Geneve baserat på WILPF:s internationella strategi för 2017-19. 1. Transform gendered power. 2. Stigmatize war and violence. 3. Promote a feminist political economy. 4. Movement building. 5. Amplify local and regional change. 6. Improve multilateral actions Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Conflict, Peace & Security Government & Civil Society-general In this final report for the period 2017-2021 there is an initial section compiling some longer-term results. Some of them stem from the Sida commissioned evaluation Evaluation of Womens International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF), Core Support 20172021 (Dox 027889/21 and Sida´s statement on the evaluation Dox 042952/21), and others have been added. From Sida´s perspective, one of the major strength of WILPF is its ability to combine a qualified and informed feminist global outreach advocacy with grass root activism. The increased sub-granting is also perceived as a good step to build the national and local movements, as well as increase global legitimacy, and thereby interconnect the entire organisation. Below are a few examples of achievements with a higher degree of overall impact: In terms of influence - the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) of the treaty-based prohibition resulted in a Nobel Peace Prize in 2017 after 122 governments voted for the Treaty adoption at the United Nations General Assembly. This was the result of nearly a decade of work for WILPF and its partners of which WILPF is an active and a Steering Group member, in recognition of the collective work to achieve the Treaty. WILPFs visibility, voice, and persistence over time produce a constant voice and show a high-level of impact and the power of partnerships in order to gain legally bound changes for human security. WILPF also used a lot of advocacy efforts to ensure the two new Security Council Resolutions on Women, Peace and Security (WPS) adopted in 2019 (UNSCR 2467 and UNSCR 2493) moved the WPS Agenda forward and did not roll back existing commitments (which was an overarching risk at the time). At country levels WILPF has increasingly integrated the feminist political economic analysis (as a tool) in country submissions to human rights mechanisms. This includes: CESCR on Ukraine; CEDAW Committee on Zimbabwe; and Universal Periodic Review (UPR) on Lebanon as well as Submission to CEDAW on general recommendations on trafficking in women and girls in the context of global migration. WILPFs National Action Plan monitoring page, found on the peacewomen.org, continues to be a well-known resource for WPS practitioners and now also consolidates resources on national- level implementation of the WPS agenda into one place. Each year WILPF publishes its WPS Scorecard, which monitors the activities of the permanent five members of the UNSC on the WPS agenda, thus contributing to enhance accountability. WILPF supported partners and members from at least six countries (Afghanistan, Cameroon, Colombia, Libya, Syria, Yemen) to brief the UN Secuiry Council, thereby bringing local analysis and amplifying the voice of women to international spaces to speak truth to power. The incorporation of gender and feminist analysis has influened mandate renewals and outputs of the work of UNs highest body. For example, in 2021, 31per cent of the total number of resolutions adopted included gender considerations, compared to 15 per cent in 2017. In terms of strengthening human security in the MENA region the International Secretariat of WILPF contributed to enhancing capacities of partners to engage with duty bearers in MENA, including providing high level technical advisory and accompanied partners in drafting and submitting to human rights instruments and treaty bodies. In Yemen, concretely, sexual violence was brought into the international limelight. For instance, the Security Council Resolution 2564 (2021) condemned conflict-related sexual violence in Houthi-controlled areas. This was the culmination of efforts exerted by grass root organisations, including Peace Track Initiative-Yemens work in integrating gender. In response to the UN Secretary-General´s appeal for a global ceasefire in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the feminist FIRE consortium (in which WILPF is a member together with Kvinna till kvinna and MADRE) developed five feminist principles to serve as the foundation for the negotiation, design, and implementation of meaningful ceasefires. In terms of participation during the peace process in Colombia, WILPF was active when more than 100 provisions on gender, including on zero tolerance on sexual and gender-based violence were integrated into the peace agreement based on women civil societys recommendations. In 2018, WILPF ensured that references to gender-based violence, gendered impact of small arms and womens participation were made in a report adopted by the UN Programme for Action on small arms and light weapons. This language contributes to mainstreaming of gender in small arms control and is a concrete result of WILPFs joint advocacy work with other civil society organisations. There are numerous examples of participation in the global-local arenas are enhancing voice of local women peace builders: - Overall, WILPF reports that it contributed to an increase in the number of women Civil Society briefers at the UN Security Council (UNSC). Between 2017-2021, there were 163 women Civil Society briefers at the Council, 46 of whom were facilitated by the coalition the NGO Working Group (NGOWG) on WPS, with WILPF directly supporting 25 women; - WILPF Cameroon created a Womens Consultation Platform in 2019 to ensure womens voices were adequately reflected in the National Dialogue process. Following consultations in all regions and with Diaspora, a memorandum and advocacy document were developed reflecting womens concerns. - WILPF in Colombia was part of the delegation to Commission of th Status of Women (CSW) and participated in CEDAW review of Colombia and contributed to the National Development Plan, including holding bilateral meetings with government officials and UN; - WILPF DRC has played a key role in bringing domestic violence to the UPR and the CEDAW Committee when most NGOs tend to focus on sexual violence in conflict. But also where national and local outreach, based on a globally developed WILPF model, can enhance participation: - WILPF Nigeria's work on "Women Situation Room" expanded and implemented activities in 9 states and built capacity of 70 women leaders to strengthen womens political participation in peace processes, including election monitoring. Some contributions in 2021 WILPF has a very broad set of activities and achievements, and it is not possible to capture them all here. A selection of achievements include: During 2021, the taliban take over in Afghanistan, and the subsequent steep back-lash for gender equality, overshadows other country contexts. WILPF has been active throughout as it has an active Section in the country, which even before the power overturn, needed increased protection and later be part of the evacuation schemes. WILPF pushed for women participation in the previous peace process, it mobilised the international civil society and was part of pushing for the installment of a Special rapporteur function and a Commission of Inquiry. In terms of thematic evolvement, climate and environment have increasingly emerged as a new and important area of work, particularly with the synergies and connections between militarism and the environment. WILPF participated in COP26; led a campaign for nuclear abolition around the Hiroshima and Nagasaki anniversaries; supported Sections engagement and participation in these international mechanisms and through small grants; developed a website on Feminism, Gender and Environment. The International Secretariat continued to build demand driven thematic capacity for its sections, groups and partners in order to enhance engagement within civil society spaces and with the UN system on UPR processes, advocacy with UN human rights mechanisms, gender-sensitive human rights research and, additionally, provided financial grants. Two new Groups joined in 2021: WILPF Austria and WILPF Guinea. In 2021, WILPF reports that it continued to raise the profile of weapons issues within human rights fora and disarmament spaces including a submission to the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) examining the human rights impact of firearms on children and youth; submissions to the UN Human Rights Committee about human rights, arms transfers, and nuclear weapons; a submission to the UN CEDAW Committee on the use of arms in internal repression and the impacts of surveillance technologies; and a submission to the UN Working Group on Mercenaries regarding the human rights implications of cyber mercenaries. As being relevant to Sweden and the initiative to hold a high level meeting on peace building financing, it could be of particular interest to high light WILPF´s collaborative efforts, with five INGOs (GPPAC, ICAN, KtK, GWNP, and Madre), to collectively influence donors, governments and UN plans on financing peace building. These efforts resulted in a joint background paper that focuses on six structural barriers faced by diverse women peace builders in accessing funds to support their work, which has since been used for high level meeting advocacy during 2022. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10697-10697A0101 Sweden The Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom is a global women's rights organisation, which was founded in 1915. WILPF works to advance feminist peace for equality, justice, and demilitarised security by way of two interlinked paths: by addressing the root causes of violence with a feminist lens and by mobilising for nonviolent action. WILPF is a membership organization with active sections in 42 countries around the world, but also functions as an NGO with programmatic collaborations in for example the MENA region. Sida provides core support to the WILPF International Secretariat in Geneva based on the WILPF International Strategy 2017-19. The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom är en global kvinnorättsorganisation som grundades 1915. WILPF arbetar för att uppnå feministisk fred för jämlikhet, rättvisa och en avmilitariserad säkerhet genom en tudelad men sammankopplad ansats: genom att adressera grundorsaker till våld med en feministik ansats och genom att mobilisera för ickevåldsam aktion. WILPF är en medlemsbaserad organisation med aktiva sektioner i 42 länder världen runt, men fungerar även som en icke-statlig organisation med programsamarbeten i till exempel MENA-regionen. Sida föreslås ge kärnstöd till WILPF:s internationella sekretariat i Geneve baserat på WILPF:s internationella strategi för 2017-19. 1. Transform gendered power. 2. Stigmatize war and violence. 3. Promote a feminist political economy. 4. Movement building. 5. Amplify local and regional change. 6. Improve multilateral actions Sweden WILPF/Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WILPF/Women's International League for Peace and Freedom 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7500000 WILPF/Women's International League for Peace and Freedom 7500000 WILPF/Women's International League for Peace and Freedom SE-0-SE-6-10697-10697A0103 Sweden The Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom is a global women's rights organisation, which was founded in 1915. WILPF works to advance feminist peace for equality, justice, and demilitarised security by way of two interlinked paths: by addressing the root causes of violence with a feminist lens and by mobilising for nonviolent action. WILPF is a membership organization with active sections in 42 countries around the world, but also functions as an NGO with programmatic collaborations in for example the MENA region. Sida provides core support to the WILPF International Secretariat in Geneva based on the WILPF International Strategy 2017-19. The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom är en global kvinnorättsorganisation som grundades 1915. WILPF arbetar för att uppnå feministisk fred för jämlikhet, rättvisa och en avmilitariserad säkerhet genom en tudelad men sammankopplad ansats: genom att adressera grundorsaker till våld med en feministik ansats och genom att mobilisera för ickevåldsam aktion. WILPF är en medlemsbaserad organisation med aktiva sektioner i 42 länder världen runt, men fungerar även som en icke-statlig organisation med programsamarbeten i till exempel MENA-regionen. Sida föreslås ge kärnstöd till WILPF:s internationella sekretariat i Geneve baserat på WILPF:s internationella strategi för 2017-19. 1. Transform gendered power. 2. Stigmatize war and violence. 3. Promote a feminist political economy. 4. Movement building. 5. Amplify local and regional change. 6. Improve multilateral actions Sweden WILPF/Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WILPF/Women's International League for Peace and Freedom 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 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WILPF works to advance feminist peace for equality, justice, and demilitarised security by way of two interlinked paths: by addressing the root causes of violence with a feminist lens and by mobilising for nonviolent action. WILPF is a membership organization with active sections in 42 countries around the world, but also functions as an NGO with programmatic collaborations in for example the MENA region. Sida provides core support to the WILPF International Secretariat in Geneva based on the WILPF International Strategy 2017-19. The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom är en global kvinnorättsorganisation som grundades 1915. WILPF arbetar för att uppnå feministisk fred för jämlikhet, rättvisa och en avmilitariserad säkerhet genom en tudelad men sammankopplad ansats: genom att adressera grundorsaker till våld med en feministik ansats och genom att mobilisera för ickevåldsam aktion. WILPF är en medlemsbaserad organisation med aktiva sektioner i 42 länder världen runt, men fungerar även som en icke-statlig organisation med programsamarbeten i till exempel MENA-regionen. Sida föreslås ge kärnstöd till WILPF:s internationella sekretariat i Geneve baserat på WILPF:s internationella strategi för 2017-19. 1. Transform gendered power. 2. Stigmatize war and violence. 3. Promote a feminist political economy. 4. Movement building. 5. Amplify local and regional change. 6. Improve multilateral actions Sweden WILPF/Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 143898 0 143898 143898 Ernst & Young 143898 Ernst & Young Sustainable peace 2017-2022 Hållbar fred 2017-2022 Strengthened participation and influence of women and of youth in dialogue and peace processes Stärkt deltagande och inflytande av kvinnor och av unga inom dialog och fredsprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10697-10697A0201 Sweden The Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom is a global women's rights organisation, which was founded in 1915. WILPF works to advance feminist peace for equality, justice, and demilitarised security by way of two interlinked paths: by addressing the root causes of violence with a feminist lens and by mobilising for nonviolent action. WILPF is a membership organization with active sections in 42 countries around the world, but also functions as an NGO with programmatic collaborations in for example the MENA region. Sida provides core support to the WILPF International Secretariat in Geneva based on the WILPF International Strategy 2017-19. The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom är en global kvinnorättsorganisation som grundades 1915. WILPF arbetar för att uppnå feministisk fred för jämlikhet, rättvisa och en avmilitariserad säkerhet genom en tudelad men sammankopplad ansats: genom att adressera grundorsaker till våld med en feministik ansats och genom att mobilisera för ickevåldsam aktion. WILPF är en medlemsbaserad organisation med aktiva sektioner i 42 länder världen runt, men fungerar även som en icke-statlig organisation med programsamarbeten i till exempel MENA-regionen. Sida föreslås ge kärnstöd till WILPF:s internationella sekretariat i Geneve baserat på WILPF:s internationella strategi för 2017-19. 1. Transform gendered power. 2. Stigmatize war and violence. 3. Promote a feminist political economy. 4. Movement building. 5. Amplify local and regional change. 6. Improve multilateral actions Sweden Cowater International Sweden AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cowater International Sweden AB 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 548592 0 106000 442592 548592 Cowater International Sweden AB 106000 Cowater International Sweden AB 442592 Cowater International Sweden AB Sustainable peace 2017-2022 Hållbar fred 2017-2022 Strengthened capacity to prevent armed conflict and support inclusive peacebuilding and statebuilding processes Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga väpnad konflikt och stödja inkluderande freds- och statsbyggandeprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened participation and influence of women and of youth in dialogue and peace processes Stärkt deltagande och inflytande av kvinnor och av unga inom dialog och fredsprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to promote human security in fragile and conflict-affected states, particularly women’s and children’s security Stärkt kapacitet att främja mänsklig säkerhet i sviktande och konfliktdrabbade stater, särskilt kvinnors och barns säkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to reduce uncontrolled spread of small arms and light weapons and to implement the UN Arms Trade Treaty Stärkt kapacitet att minska okontrollerad spridning av små och lätta vapen och att genomföra FN:s vapenhandelsfördrag Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11001 Sweden Programme support to EISA to strengthen democracy in Africa, The programme aims to contribute to stronger regional democratic institutions, with increased participation from citizens on sub-regional and national level in Africa. EISA works with ECCAS, ECOWAS, SADC, EAC and ICGLS and provides tailored support in order for these institutions to play their role in relation to electoral processes in members states in a more qualitative way. In addition, EISA works on national level in a number of countries, including Madagascar and Senegal to support a more inclusive democratic culture in political parties, to provide support to womens' and youth groups, and encourage qualitative interaction between civil society actors and parliaments. Programstöd till EISA för att stärka demokratiutveckling i Afrika. Programmet syftar till att bidra till starkare regionala demokratiska institutioner, med ökat deltagande från medborgare, på sub-regional och nationell nivå i Afrika. EISA arbetar med ECCAS, ECOWAS, SADC, EAC och ICGLR och ger dessa institutioner skräddarsytt stöd i syfte att dessa institutioner ska kunna spela sin roll i relation till valprocesser i medlemsländer, på ett mer kvalitativt sätt. Därutöver arbetar EISA i ett antal länder, däribland Madagaskar och Senegal för att stödja en mer inkluderande demokratisk kultur i politiska partier, och att främja ökad kvalitativ interaktion mellan civilsamhällesaktörer och parlament, med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och ungas deltagande. The long-term impact objective is: More credible electoral and democratic political processes in Africa Programme outcome objective: Stronger and more effective democratic institutions with greater citizen participation at sub-regional and continental levels and in selected African countries EISA will work toward these goals by providing technical support to Regional Economic Communities in Africa to strengthen their engagement in member states' electoral processes and by conducting training in election-related issues to political parties. In addition, EISA works on national level - in Madagascar, Senegal and other countries based on needs and opportunities - to strengthen parliaments and to foster inclusive democratic culture, policy and practice.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general EISA PROGRAMME RESULTS OUTCOME 1: CAPACITY OF CONTINENTAL AND SUB-REGIONAL INSTITUTIONS TO ASSESS ELECTIONS ENHANCED Output 1: Sub-regional bodies develop, and improve on, their election assessment and observation approaches in member states. Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS) ECCAS has deployed routine PAMs over the course of ADS IV with EISAs in-country technical support. EISA has worked closely with key ECCAS personnel charged with assessing member states pre-election context, election management bodies readiness to hold elections, and engaging with state and non-state actorson whether conditions exist to conduct democratic elections. The PAM methodology has been standardised over the years thanks to EISAs continued technical advice in the field and methodology refinement. In addition to supporting PAMs, EISA has accompanied ECCAS in its deployment of EOMs to the Republic of Congo, Angola, and Sao Tomé & Principe legislative elections in 2022, Republic of Congo, Chad and Sao Tomé and Principe presidential election in 2021, and to the Central African Republic (CAR) in 2020. EISA has contributed towards ECCAS improved observation methodology which now incorporates the Declaration of Principles for International Election Observation and the Code of Conduct for International Election Observers (DOP) as a basis for their assessment. EISA has also played a central role in production of knowledge materials and increased election assessment capacity. Two guides were developed - one observation manual for ECCAS EOMs and one for ECCAS staff in EOM planning and management. The staff manual is expected to enable ECCAS to plan and implement EOMs more effectively and in accordance with international and regional standards and practices, thereby improving the quality and output of their EOMs whilst the observation manual provides guidance to the electoral unit on observing elections according to international principles, thereby improving the quality of reports. EISA has also provided trainings in election observation for ECCAS observers; and contributed towards training on voting operations and election reporting for electoral staff and journalists in Cameroon. The training of election observers conducted by EISA in 2019 is part of EISAs commitment to improve on ECCAS election observation methodology and trainees have since been included in the ECCAS observer database and some deployed to ECCAS EOMs deployed in 2021 and 2022. Through the production and dissemination of these technical tools and training of observers, EISA continues to see improvement in the quality of election assessment through the conduct of PAMs and technical support to the EOMs and thereby improving the quality of elections in the region. Following the drafting of the Principles governing democratic elections in Central Africa, EISA and ECCAS conducted advocacy missions to Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea and the Republic of Congo. The visits were aimed at sensitising stakeholders in the elections and democracy field on the contents of the manual and implore them to ratify the documents in the various countries. This document is expected to help countries improve the conduct of elections in the region, in line with international standards. Further advocacy visits scheduled during the period were abandoned due to the Covid-19 pandemic and ensuing travel restrictions. However, during the last partnership meeting between EISA and ECCAS in May 2022 in Libreville, followed by a strategic retreat that adopted the above-mentioned manuals, decision has been made to pursue the endorsement of the Principles governing democratic elections in Central Africa and other relevant manuals by the conference of Heads of State and Government. It should be noted that this strategy provides a great value of money by reducing the travel costs for EISAs and ECCAS staffs. To be able to effectively support member states, an organisation needs to constantly interact with the various stakeholders. Prior to the partnership with EISA, ECCAS had never convened a meeting with the EMBS or civil society in one forum. In line with EISAs plan to ensure ECCAS in a position strengthening partnerships with relevant professional institutions, EISA supported ECCAS in convening an EMB-CSO forum which brought together representatives from these organisations in the member states The platform provided for open dialogue among EMBs present to discuss achievements and challenges over the period of review and an opportunity for civil society groups to engage directly with electoral officials on ways of improving the conduct of elections in their respective countries. This support, which needs to be continued, aims the creation of a sub-regional EMBs Forum. Such a Forum will serve as a platform for knowledge and experience sharing. With the transformation of the ECCAS General Secretariat in a full Commission with a President, EISA has provided substantial support to the electoral division which intends to offer more support to EMBs and other electoral stakeholders within the sub-region. In this regard, EISA has convened representatives of the division to some of its regional activities for more interaction and peer learning. East African Community (EAC) EISA provided technical support to the EAC in their election observation missions deployed to the 2021 Uganda Presidential elections, 2021 Tanzania General elections, and the 2022 Kenya General elections. EISA provided pre-deployment briefing on the electoral process, training on the use of tablets and the Popola system and supported in documentation and report writing. Through the deployment of these technical teams, EISA continues to see improvement in the effectiveness of the regional bodys elections assessment which would then strengthen the EACs decision-making and policy development in the region, based on evidence and analysis from election assessment. The EAC purchased new handheld devices for use during their EOMs. These were first used in the 2022 Kenya mission and EISA assisted to configure the tablets. The EAC also continues to use the Popola system to collect and analyse data in their election observation, further enhancing the organisations election observation capacity. EISA deployed a PAM to Kenya in 2022 as part of its support to the EAC and findings of this mission were a significant value to the EAC and EISA in their EOMs as they both organisations to better understand the pre-electoral context, and recommendations formed part of the EAC preliminary statement. The EAC did not, however, in the lifetime of the project, prioritise methodology development, partially because during the period, there was disruptions caused by Covid-19 which necessitated a shift in priorities for the organisation. Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) EISA continued its collaboration with ECOWAS and held consultative meetings annually at the annual EISA symposiums. These meetings accorded the two organisations an opportunity to have a formal discussion about priority areas for ECOWAS. EISA also participates in ECONEC symposiums annually which serve as platform for the exchange of knowledge and experience on various emerging challenges facing EMBs in the region, with a view of finding a common platform for finding solutions. At the 2021 ECONEC symposium, a consultative meeting was held where EISA was introduced to the newly inaugurated ECONEC steering committee and EISA discussed the existing support it offers to ECONEC and imminent modifications to this support. EISA participated in the ECOWAS long-term election observation (LTO) methodology review workshop, in which the discussion on developing a curriculum to be used during in country briefings for LTOs, as part of standardising its approach to long-term observation for all ECOWAS missions was introduced. EISA was also requested to review and update the ECOWAS LTO handbook, but this review was not conducted due to Covid-19 in 2020. EISA further contributed to increasing the pool of key resource persons with a set of specialised expertise who will be deployed in ECOWAS missions by training ECOWAS LTO core team members. It was expected for the participants to fully understand their roles and responsibilities and competently apply the knowledge gained during deployment. EISA trained ECOWAS LTOs annually, except for 2020, in Dakar in 2019, and in Sierra Leone in 2022. This is part of the methodology to create a pool of trained long-term observers to be deployed in ECOWAS EOMs and therefore contributing to the conduct of professional and credible election assessment by ECOWAS. EISA continues to see value addition in training experts as these individuals have been deployed in ECOWAS EOMs and thus contributing to the quality of EOMs. The ECOWAS Network of Electoral Commissions (ECONEC) adopted the Peer Support and Learning Missions (PSLMs) methodology to assess the conduct of elections by regional peers; learn and draw lessons; identify best practices; share experience; and develop recommendations for the improvement of elections management and electoral legislation in the region. In 2021, EISA supported the development of this methodology and deployed technical teams to support the missions to Nigeria and Benin. ECONEC also modified its electoral assessment methodology and combined the Needs Assessment (NAMs) and Post-Election Follow-up (PEFuMs) into one mission to increase efficiency with the resources available to the EAD. The missions that were deployed to Liberia and The Gambia sought to assess developments in the legal framework for elections in the two countries, as well as measures and actions taken by the Electoral Commission to improve the technical quality and credibility of the electoral process in the country. The missions mandate is to also understand challenges facing electoral commissions and possible areas of support for the upcoming elections. Development of methodology and knowledge products was not a priority area for ECOWAS as implementing new or revised methodologies in the field were uncertain considering the COVID-19 context, limited resources and volatility and insecurity in the region. ECONEC originally identified The Gambia and Sierra Leone as target countries to work with EMBs in improving their capacity to deliver credible elections. This was however later shifted to support its EMBs regional briefing and 2022 annual symposium themed Protecting the centrality of the election integrity. Both events were held in December 2022 in Cote dIvoire. International Conference of the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR) Following a period where the ICGLR did not have dedicated staff working for the democracy department, new leadership was inaugurated in 2021 and EISA held an introductory meeting with the democracy department in May 2021 and thereafter with the new ICGLR leadership in Zambia in August 2021. A series of other meetings were held where EISA provided technical advice to the new leadership which fomented improved collaboration between EISA and the ICGLR Secretariat. EISA supported ICGLRs democracy strengthening efforts in the region through deployment of technical support teams to EOMs to the Republic of Congo, Zambia, Kenya and Angola. EISA saw value addition in that working closely with EISA teams afforded ICGLR staff direct exposure and experience of best practices in managing EOMs and election observation methods. Overall, the presence of EISA technical teams in ICGLR missions continues to improve the quality of the EOMS. To improve its election observation methodology, EISA held a bilateral technical expert meeting to support the ICGLR in the development of a more harmonised and systematised cycle-based election observation methodology that is in line with best international practice in election observation; and to strengthen ICGLR in its democracy-support initiatives in the Great Lakes region Member-States through comprehensive cycle-based election assessment. EISA drafted an EOM manual that was then tested in ICGLR EOMs to Angola and Kenya in 2022. Southern African Development Community (SADC) EISA continues to be a key resource for SADC through its contributions to shaping its election assessment capacity and methodology by deploying technical teams to support SADC EOMs through conducting incountry refresher trainings to election observers deployed in Botswana, Mozambique, Mauritius, Namibia, Malawi, South Africa and Madagascar in 2019, and Lesotho and Angola in 2022. The teams are also tasked to provide country specific electoral processes briefings to the heads of missions, based on EISAs pre-assessment of the country. SADC continues to use the EISA Popola system for data collection and analysis and EISA has continued to provide its expertise by adapting and modifying election day checklists which contributes a significant edge to the expertise offered by EISA. EISA presented its inception report to the SADC secretariat in Botswana on the development of a standardised training curriculum for SADC EOM core team thematic experts. The report was well received, and EISA will continue to engage SADC and GIZ to ensure that the curriculum is developed in a manner that strengthens SADCs long-term observation methodology. These meetings also served as consultative meetings to chart EISA-SADC partnership. Using the same curriculum, EISA conducted a one-week training for LTOs in 2021 and 2022 who would add to the pool of trained observers to draw from by SADC during its EOMs. In fact, these observers were deployed in the elections in Lesotho and Angola in 2022. EISA has seen improvements in SADCs observation methodology in that following EISAs suggestion, they are now open to including members of the civil society in their EOMS. Previously, deployment was only open to EMBs and government officials from member countries. EISAs partnership with SADC continues to show its value and SADC invited EISA to induct its newly appointed SADC Electoral Advisory Council (SEAC) members on the rationale and election observation methodology in August 2022. This activity was not initially in the budget but was made possible by savings from other activities. Deployment of EISA EOMs and piloting EISA follow-up methodology EISA EOMs continue to serve as a conduit for peer learning by bringing together observers from various civil society, members of RECs that EISA partners with, EMBs and academic institutions. In 2019 EISA deployed a joint IEOM with The Carter Center to the 2019 presidential and parliamentary elections in Tunisia and a fully-fledged EOM to the 2020 Presidential elections in Tanzania, The Gambia Presidential election in 2021, and the Kenya General elections in 2022. It also deployed a Technical Assessment Mission to 2021 general elections in Zambia. The deployment of these missions was aimed at contributing to the transparency and credibility of the electoral process, providing a platform for sharing good electoral practices and generate recommendations which can serve to improve future processes. Except for Tanzania in 2021, EISA initially piloted in Zambia, and later deployed in all other EOMs the Electoral Integrity tool which is aimed at contributing/ helping the core team qualitatively and quantitative score an election based on contextual variables in an electoral cycle. The vision is for this tool to be integrated into the current Popola system to enhance the analysis of elections and improve the quality of reports emanating from EOMs. After the pilot use of the EIT in Zambia, EISA introduced it in its methodology in The Gambia and intends to share it with its institutional partners, notably the AU and RECs. In addition, through the support of the Carnegie Corporation of New York (CCNY) titled ObSERV (Observation of Subnational Election-Related Violence and Security in Africa), there were data and security specialists embedded within the EISA EOMs in Tanzania, The Gambia and Kenya. This project aims to improve election observation in the area of conflict analysis. The comprehensive, constituency-based security assessment tool that has been developed mapped on top of EISAs existing EOM data collection, could provide a unique and significantly improved form of analysis of elections and conflict. Election observation has proven to be effective tools for assessing the conduct of elections and identifying areas in which improvements can be made to safeguard democratic rights and promote long-term electoral development. The recommendations emanating help to identify practical ways in which the host country can improve its elections. EISA piloted its post-election follow-up to its election observation methodology in which EISA presents its final EOM report and follow up on recommendations made by its EOM to promote the translation of proposed recommendations into proposals for legal reforms and to improve the conduct of the next electoral cycle. EISA deployed post-election-follow-up missions to Tunisia in 2020 and Tanzania and The Gambia in 2022. The mission met with relevant stakeholders, Election management body, Government, civil society, and members of the media and discussed support in addressing electoral recommendations through a variety of initiatives. OUTCOME 2 - CAPACITY OF KEY NATIONAL STAKEHOLDERS TO PLAY A CONSTRUCTIVE ROLE IN ELECTORAL PROCESSES AND SYSTEMS STRENGTHENED. Output 2: political parties, citizen observers and electoral officials are equipped to monitor voting processes and complaints and manage election-related conflict. Capacity Building on electoral justice Strengthened the Malagasy EMB in electoral administration and strategic planning: EISA held a training workshop for the commissioners of the electoral commission from May 31 to June 3, 2022 in Andakana, around two selected modules "electoral administration" and "strategic planning" agreed with the electoral commission. This choice was guided by the desire to strengthen the capacities of the new commissioners for the proper execution of their missions and the need for the commissioners to take ownership of the recently validated strategic plan of the CENI. BRIDGE was chosen as the methodology for the training as it is the most comprehensive professional development course available in the field of electoral administration. It was designed by electoral administrators themselves, with solid experience in elections in many different countries and contexts. 25 participants, including six women, took part in the workshop. In anticipation of the 2023-2024 electoral process in Madagascar, EISA organised a multi-stakeholder BRIDGE modular workshop on Gender and Election. This training was held from 5 April to 8 April 2022 at Ilo hotel in Andakana (Antananarivo). This strategic workshop comes at a crucial phase of the upcoming elections, namely the pre-election phase. It focuses on the importance of women's inclusiveness in the process and the need for greater gender equality in the choice of the country's future representatives. The overall objective of this modular training is to build the capacity of election stakeholders on gender and elections, but also to promote the consideration and political participation of women during all phases of the electoral process. During these 4 days, representatives of civil society, political parties, CENI and state institutions (18 women, 9 men) in Madagascar assessed the state of gender mainstreaming in the electoral process, formulated recommendations and designed an operational, feasible and achievable action plan for the upcoming electoral process. The common vision that emerged from this activity is the implementation of effective gender-sensitive legislative reforms and policies to strengthen gender mainstreaming in the process. OUTCOME 3 - CAPACITY OF LEGISLATURES TO BE EFFECTIVE AND RESPONSIVE STRENGTHENED. Output 3: MPs and Parliamentary staff can continuously improve and build on their knowledge and skills to perform their legislative roles and functions and affect gender sensitive legal reforms. Enhanced and improved participation of women beneficiaries in legislative and governance processes 22 out of 29 MPs from the Malagasy National Assembly and Senate benefited from EISAs technical support. The support ranged from capacity building training in bill drafting, budget processes and local governance processes. Committees led be women also benefited from technical support through the external expert contracted by EISA to assist in drafting bills and motions. As a result of the support provided, one motion for a resolution and five bills were proposed by women MPs. Significantly, one of these bills related to the participation of women in public life. In 2021, 18.5% of women MPs proposed a bill against only 2.4% of men MPs in 2021. As a result of the capacity building received from EISA, women parliamentarians appeared more engaged in their work on the development of laws or legislation. Despite the increasing number of women MPs at a leadership level in the Malagasy parliament, including the position of Speaker of the National Assembly, policies and laws that promote women's participation and gender-sensitive legislation have experienced some setbacks. The speaker's initiatives, through the draft law for the promotion of women's participation in public life, were rejected by the Constitutional Court on the grounds of unconstitutionality. Furthermore, gender equality policies are currently on hold as attention has shifted to upcoming elections. Capacity building of parliamentary staff The needs assessment conducted at the beginning of the project showed that the National Assembly Secretariat was understaffed to effectively support committees. As a result of the support provided during the ADS project, the Secretariat has strengthened parliamentary administration and management in different areas including: • Strengthening of the research and information services • Strengthening and increasing the technical staff in charge of supporting committee works • Other capacity buildings and institutional strengthening such as the development of the National Assembly Strategic Plan and the Communications Plan. Over the course of the project EISA trained approximately 155 parliamentary assistants and 62 parliamentary staff from the National Assembly and the Senate. Capacity building topics ranged from budget process, public policy evaluation, local governance processes, gender sensitive legislation, and research and information services for parliament. Support to CSOs for social dialogue and parliamentary accountability The social dialogues provided a platform for MPs, local -level government officials, civil society, judiciary branches, and traditional leaders to convene and discuss issues emanating from, and related to, local communities. At a follow-up visit by the EISA team in the Atsimo Atsinanana region in 2020, community stakeholders commended the dialogue model as an important innovation through which all stakeholders could convene and discuss issues other than elections. Debating gender equality such as women inheritance rights was considered very bold and a positive step towards gender equality. There has been considerable progress since ADS III with regards to the relationship between civil society organizations and parliamentarians, and ADS IV built on this progress to make this engagement a trend in the capital and strengthened through various thematic social dialogues during the program. Due to the success of the model, the National Assembly started to take its own initiative to replicate the mechanism in the Haute Matsiatra region with little to no support from EISA. The Senate also initiated a similar dialogue model with local governance representatives to discuss issues of municipalities in different constituencies. Despite the challenges, most MPs interviewed during the program said they would like the support to continue because it provided professional development opportunities and helped them gain skills for working with constituents and CSOs. Some of the MPs admitted that they did not have an idea of what their job entailed before they were trained by EISA, especially in relation to the Finance Bill. Thus, overall, even if not all the skills and competencies provided have not yet been used, for example in terms of public policy evaluation, beneficiaries expressed their appreciated for the technical support provided by EISA. International womens day celebration Over the course of the program, EISA continued to celebrate the International Womens Day celebration and Pan-African Womens Day through different activities with Parliament and the Ministry of Population in charge of the promotion of women. As a result, EISA is in the process of signing an MoU with the Ministry of population and the Ministry of Youth to help promote womens and young womens participation in public life and in the political process in general as the country is preparing for general elections in 2023. 2.4 OUTCOME 4 - CAPACITY OF POLITICAL PARTIES AND TO BE MORE EFFECTIVE, DEMOCRATIC AND INCLUSIVE OF WOMEN AND YOUTH STRENGTHENED. Output 4: Political parties are exposed to new approaches to address inclusion and participation within their party structures. Political party diversity audits EISA worked towards strengthening inclusion in political parties through diversity audits with a primary focus on political parties as vehicles for driving inclusion and empowerment of women and youth in political processes. The gender and diversity auditing concept was launched in 2018 initially targeting political parties in Botswana, Lesotho and Malawi. By the end of ADS IV, EISA had successfully engaged political parties on the value of gender audits in Botswana, Zambia, Senegal and Madagascar. Engaging with the key leadership of over 40 political parties through consultative meetings and workshops as a gateway into the structures, policies and procedures of political parties. EISA has learned that because gender audits require sensitive political information from political parties, it is important to factor in more time to receive the necessary buy-in from the leadership. In addition, a key project assumption was that once political parties expressed their interest to participate, it would be easy for them to work independently and provide EISA with necessary information required to complete gender audit reports. However, political parties still require technical and logistical support primarily since all political parties tend to be under-resourced and lacking in terms of coordination especially in the pre-election and postelection period. Although originally conceived as a diversity audit focusing on both women and youth, after consultation with political parties, the scope was narrowed back to gender as an important entry point into the inclusion of other marginalised groups such as youth, persons living with disabilities and the LTBTIQ community. By exposing political parties to the gender audit tool, all political parties expressed their satisfaction on the adaptability of the tool as it enables the political party to embark on a realistic targetbased approach to achieving the commitments on not only women participation but also other key party objectives such as growing youth membership. EISA recorded the most success in Botswana, where political parties completed the second phase of the project, with encouraging feedback from political parties. All six political parties represented in Botswanas parliaments that we engaged with, noted an improvement in the representation of women in key political party positions following the party congress outcomes. EISA was further invited to consider observing the extent to which Party Congress policies and procedures in supporting women to advance to higher structures of leadership. Ultimately, EISA has managed to raise awareness of the importance of reflecting on how internal party culture and practices can be improved for the betterment of the political party, contributing to inclusive political processes at national level. In Madagascar, EISA engaged with all twelve political parties represented in the National Assembly presenting the gender audit tool as a way to enhancing more equitable participation of men and women in political parties. The consultations took place beginning of 2021 and all parties expressed their interest in EISAs support to utilising the tool. Following the consultations, a workshop was convened where party members were taken through the gender audit questionnaire as a first step in carrying out the auditing process. Eleven out of twelve parties completed the questionnaire, and a final workshop was held in December 2022 the content of which was based on the results of the analysis of the gender integration tool completed by the parties. Other than the objective of promoting womens participation and gender equality with partys structures, the workshop also aimed at supporting parties to draft their respective action plans based on the results from the gender audit tools. A total of 33 participants attended the workshop from representatives of party leadership to women, and youth wings. The workshop increased awareness and understanding of womens participation as political party members and voters. Mapping exercise on political parties in Africa To support EISAs party support programmes, a political party mapping exercise was undertaken between 2020-2021 to better understand the basic tenets and functionings of political parties in Africa. The mapping exercise, developed from EISAs engagement with political parties in Botswana, Zambia, Lesotho, Malawi, Senegal and Madagascar through the gender audits, culminated in a typology of political parties in Africa research paper. The political party mapping exercise brought together 13 political party experts and practitioners, with deliberations resulting in the development of a useful typology of political parties reflective of the African context. The typology has provided a valuable framework to further refine the gender audit initiative under ADS, as well as other EISA work with political parties, for example the ongoing review and updating of the Benchmarks for enhanced political party performance for democratic governance in Africa under the USAID-funded programme Supporting Transitions and Electoral Processes(STEP). EISA continued to demonstrate its expertise in capacity building for political parties and with a focus on widely disseminating the framework to be used by other practitioners working with political parties. OUTCOME 5 - CAPACITY OF CIVIL SOCIETY TO MOBILISE CITIZEN PARTICIPATION IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND INFLUENCE REFORMS STRENGTHENED Output 5: Social cohesion initiatives developed that address citizen participation. Development and piloting of social cohesion initiatives EISA explored the efficacy of social cohesion as a necessary component for democratic advancement. Advancing forward a citizen centered approach to social cohesion initiatives. Between 2020 and 2021, EISA conducted a wide scale assessment on the impact of social cohesion on democracy especially during elections. EISA produced a research paper to develop a tool EISA utilised its expertise to develop social cohesion survey tools to test out the main theories posited in the paper. EISAs leveraged on the August 2022 national elections and conducted two rounds of surveys before and after the elections. The survey targeted Kenyan citizens across four four regions of Kenya, with a total of 16 focus Group Discussions with over 100 participants. Survey findings indicate that citizens strongly believe that social cohesion can be best improved through good governance. Based on a culture of continuous public participation especially over decisions that are made on behalf of the public. As this research was conducted during the 2022 general elections, EISAs key objective was to understand whether there is any deviation between levels of cohesion that exist before and after the election. The findings showed that citizen sentiments did not change significantly through both electoral phases as their concerns remained the same. Across age groups, sex, economic status, and tribe Kenyans all have the same needs that they want the public representatives to take seriously. The survey tool has been designed in manner that enables replication in other countries and this is an important move towards ensuring that citizen voices are amplified during important democratic processes. EISA was successful in engaging citizens on their perspectives on social cohesion and its role in influencing processes of democratic governance. OUTCOME 6: EISA IS A PROFESSIONAL, WELL-MANAGED, INNOVATIVE, AND INFLUENTIAL ORGANISATION Output 6 - EISA delivers quality relevant programmes and innovations, exercises prudent financial management and facilitates institutional learning. Innovation and methodology development • Methodology on Internet Governance and Democracy Recognising the increasing role of technology in electoral processes, EISA conceptualised a series of policy briefs focused on key thematic areas of lessons learned across the Continent. The series provided a platform for experts to share best practices and disseminate knowledge on methodologies on Internet governance. A total of five policy briefs were produced and widely disseminated during the last half of 2021. The policy briefs were successful in garnering the interest of a wide range of stakeholders. EISA then hosted a webinar in 2022 to reflecting on key policy alternatives brought forward by the series of policy briefs, participants concurred that technology was not a means to an end but rather a tool that should be utilised responsibly, in respect of fundamental principles of democracy and human rights. Through the policy briefs and webinar, EISA contributed to a body of evidence and learnings that can inform policymakers and civil society actors in ongoing digital transitions at the local context. Enabling democratic practitioners to draw lessons for their work in the space of digital democracy. Knowledge contribution towards international and regional elections and governance Networks EISA continues to manage the ACE Electoral Knowledge Network web portal and participate in-person and virtually in international and regional peer-learning networks and forums. Events included: the DOPsteering committee and annual meeting, the ECOWAS annual symposiums held in Ghana at the beginning of 2021 and in Cote dIvoire in December 2022, engaging, and convening of the AU, RECs, and other international EOMs in the field. This contributes to ongoing learning and exchange among different development actors and promotes ongoing coordination and cooperation of different actors implementing democracy and elections-strengthening work on the continent. EISA chaired and led the sub-committee on Online Campaigning for the DoP 2022 meeting which took place in Brussels, Belgium. The concept note was shared and discussed with other DoPs endorsers, and the presenters selected. This was the first physical meeting since the spreading of the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020. The next event will be hosted by the AU. Institutional lesson learning EISA Symposium During the reporting period, EISA conducted 2 symposiums, the first in 2019 and the second in 2021. The events provide a platform for dialogue among practitioners in the fields of elections and democracy such as representatives of EMBs, civil society, academia, as well as the AU and RECs. The outcomes of the symposiums, the discussions, the contacts made and maintained and the presentations and reports generated, allow EISA to contribute to knowledge that strengthens the field of democracy. - EISAs 14th annual symposium, was held on 24-25 September 2019 in Johannesburg, South Africa, titled Electoral Integrity in Africa: under imminent threat? The symposium focused on the most recent elections in Kenya, Sierra Leone, South Africa, the DRC and Zimbabwe. Symposium generated policy-oriented recommendations with a view to shaping future directions in fostering and contributing to the integrity of electoral processes in Africa. - EISAs 15th annual symposium took place on 23-24 November 2021 in Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire with the theme Contributing to credible elections in Africa through improved international observation practices, in adapting election observation practices to respond to changes in the conduct of elections especially the adoption of technology. Institutional lesson learning EISA retreat The EISA retreats are an essential component of the organisations development and learning. Over the course of the ADS IV reporting period, two long serving senior staff members left EISA: Denis Kadima, Executive Director (replaced by Baidessou Soukolgue in November 2021); and Ilona Tip, Operations Director. The themes and topics of the retreats are framed by significant internal changes as well as shifts in the organisations operating contexts. The outcomes of these retreats play a significant role in inform how EISA responds to these developments. • 2019 - (1) Reflection on the 2016-2020 EISA Strategic Framework and consider which outputs are still relevant to EISAs work; (2) growing the regional office in Abidjan, Côte dIvoire and how Johannesburg and field offices will support this office; and (3) reflection on previous space EISA occupied in the Southern Africa region and ideas documented on re-engaging national and regional stakeholders in specific thematic areas. • 2020 The development of EISAs five-year strategic plan (2020-2025) - Key to the three-day exercise was a commitment to reflective discussion that would lead to consensus on critical institutional questions and produce content that would be used to develop the strategy document. • 2022 - (1) Post-Covid-19 reflection and adaptation to the external environment; (2) Discuss the organisational structure and processes and changes being considered for EISA to better respond to the context; (3) Overview of ongoing projects and new methods, tools and technologies tested by project teams over the 2020-2021 period (4) review EISAs monitoring and evaluation, and knowledge management structures and processes. Knowledge Production Journal of African Elections The JAE is the only internationally accredited journal that is devoted entirely to African elections. Through the publication of the JAE, EISA continues to build on the body of disciplinary knowledge and research in African elections. It is published twice a year and is distributed in Africa and beyond and is available in both print and electronic format. During the reporting period EISA published a total of eight volumes of the JAE. The online availability of the JAE has become the most effective and efficient dissemination method. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11001-11001A0101 Sweden Programme support to EISA to strengthen democracy in Africa, The programme aims to contribute to stronger regional democratic institutions, with increased participation from citizens on sub-regional and national level in Africa. EISA works with ECCAS, ECOWAS, SADC, EAC and ICGLS and provides tailored support in order for these institutions to play their role in relation to electoral processes in members states in a more qualitative way. In addition, EISA works on national level in a number of countries, including Madagascar and Senegal to support a more inclusive democratic culture in political parties, to provide support to womens' and youth groups, and encourage qualitative interaction between civil society actors and parliaments. Programstöd till EISA för att stärka demokratiutveckling i Afrika. Programmet syftar till att bidra till starkare regionala demokratiska institutioner, med ökat deltagande från medborgare, på sub-regional och nationell nivå i Afrika. EISA arbetar med ECCAS, ECOWAS, SADC, EAC och ICGLR och ger dessa institutioner skräddarsytt stöd i syfte att dessa institutioner ska kunna spela sin roll i relation till valprocesser i medlemsländer, på ett mer kvalitativt sätt. Därutöver arbetar EISA i ett antal länder, däribland Madagaskar och Senegal för att stödja en mer inkluderande demokratisk kultur i politiska partier, och att främja ökad kvalitativ interaktion mellan civilsamhällesaktörer och parlament, med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och ungas deltagande. The long-term impact objective is: More credible electoral and democratic political processes in Africa Programme outcome objective: Stronger and more effective democratic institutions with greater citizen participation at sub-regional and continental levels and in selected African countries EISA will work toward these goals by providing technical support to Regional Economic Communities in Africa to strengthen their engagement in member states' electoral processes and by conducting training in election-related issues to political parties. In addition, EISA works on national level - in Madagascar, Senegal and other countries based on needs and opportunities - to strengthen parliaments and to foster inclusive democratic culture, policy and practice.   Sweden EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 16600000 11800000 15000000 0 0 0 8300000 3800000 0 0 0 0 0 0 8300000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8000000 0 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 43400000 EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa 8300000 EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa 8300000 EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa 3800000 EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa 8000000 EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa 15000000 EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of civil society and media to work towards accountability and respect for human rights at regional level Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället och media att verka för ansvarsutkrävande och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter på regional nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11001-11001A0102 Sweden Programme support to EISA to strengthen democracy in Africa, The programme aims to contribute to stronger regional democratic institutions, with increased participation from citizens on sub-regional and national level in Africa. EISA works with ECCAS, ECOWAS, SADC, EAC and ICGLS and provides tailored support in order for these institutions to play their role in relation to electoral processes in members states in a more qualitative way. In addition, EISA works on national level in a number of countries, including Madagascar and Senegal to support a more inclusive democratic culture in political parties, to provide support to womens' and youth groups, and encourage qualitative interaction between civil society actors and parliaments. Programstöd till EISA för att stärka demokratiutveckling i Afrika. Programmet syftar till att bidra till starkare regionala demokratiska institutioner, med ökat deltagande från medborgare, på sub-regional och nationell nivå i Afrika. EISA arbetar med ECCAS, ECOWAS, SADC, EAC och ICGLR och ger dessa institutioner skräddarsytt stöd i syfte att dessa institutioner ska kunna spela sin roll i relation till valprocesser i medlemsländer, på ett mer kvalitativt sätt. Därutöver arbetar EISA i ett antal länder, däribland Madagaskar och Senegal för att stödja en mer inkluderande demokratisk kultur i politiska partier, och att främja ökad kvalitativ interaktion mellan civilsamhällesaktörer och parlament, med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och ungas deltagande. The long-term impact objective is: More credible electoral and democratic political processes in Africa Programme outcome objective: Stronger and more effective democratic institutions with greater citizen participation at sub-regional and continental levels and in selected African countries EISA will work toward these goals by providing technical support to Regional Economic Communities in Africa to strengthen their engagement in member states' electoral processes and by conducting training in election-related issues to political parties. In addition, EISA works on national level - in Madagascar, Senegal and other countries based on needs and opportunities - to strengthen parliaments and to foster inclusive democratic culture, policy and practice.   Sweden EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6600000 0 0 6600000 0 6600000 EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa 6600000 EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthen democracy and increase respect for human rights and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased equality and empowerment for women and girls Ökad jämställdhet och egenmakt för kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11001-11001A0201 Sweden Programme support to EISA to strengthen democracy in Africa, The programme aims to contribute to stronger regional democratic institutions, with increased participation from citizens on sub-regional and national level in Africa. EISA works with ECCAS, ECOWAS, SADC, EAC and ICGLS and provides tailored support in order for these institutions to play their role in relation to electoral processes in members states in a more qualitative way. In addition, EISA works on national level in a number of countries, including Madagascar and Senegal to support a more inclusive democratic culture in political parties, to provide support to womens' and youth groups, and encourage qualitative interaction between civil society actors and parliaments. Programstöd till EISA för att stärka demokratiutveckling i Afrika. Programmet syftar till att bidra till starkare regionala demokratiska institutioner, med ökat deltagande från medborgare, på sub-regional och nationell nivå i Afrika. EISA arbetar med ECCAS, ECOWAS, SADC, EAC och ICGLR och ger dessa institutioner skräddarsytt stöd i syfte att dessa institutioner ska kunna spela sin roll i relation till valprocesser i medlemsländer, på ett mer kvalitativt sätt. Därutöver arbetar EISA i ett antal länder, däribland Madagaskar och Senegal för att stödja en mer inkluderande demokratisk kultur i politiska partier, och att främja ökad kvalitativ interaktion mellan civilsamhällesaktörer och parlament, med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och ungas deltagande. The long-term impact objective is: More credible electoral and democratic political processes in Africa Programme outcome objective: Stronger and more effective democratic institutions with greater citizen participation at sub-regional and continental levels and in selected African countries EISA will work toward these goals by providing technical support to Regional Economic Communities in Africa to strengthen their engagement in member states' electoral processes and by conducting training in election-related issues to political parties. In addition, EISA works on national level - in Madagascar, Senegal and other countries based on needs and opportunities - to strengthen parliaments and to foster inclusive democratic culture, policy and practice.   Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 320000 317586 0 0 320000 NIRAS Sweden AB 317586 NIRAS Sweden AB 0 NIRAS Sweden AB Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of civil society and media to work towards accountability and respect for human rights at regional level Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället och media att verka för ansvarsutkrävande och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter på regional nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11001-11001A0301 Sweden Programme support to EISA to strengthen democracy in Africa, The programme aims to contribute to stronger regional democratic institutions, with increased participation from citizens on sub-regional and national level in Africa. EISA works with ECCAS, ECOWAS, SADC, EAC and ICGLS and provides tailored support in order for these institutions to play their role in relation to electoral processes in members states in a more qualitative way. In addition, EISA works on national level in a number of countries, including Madagascar and Senegal to support a more inclusive democratic culture in political parties, to provide support to womens' and youth groups, and encourage qualitative interaction between civil society actors and parliaments. Programstöd till EISA för att stärka demokratiutveckling i Afrika. Programmet syftar till att bidra till starkare regionala demokratiska institutioner, med ökat deltagande från medborgare, på sub-regional och nationell nivå i Afrika. EISA arbetar med ECCAS, ECOWAS, SADC, EAC och ICGLR och ger dessa institutioner skräddarsytt stöd i syfte att dessa institutioner ska kunna spela sin roll i relation till valprocesser i medlemsländer, på ett mer kvalitativt sätt. Därutöver arbetar EISA i ett antal länder, däribland Madagaskar och Senegal för att stödja en mer inkluderande demokratisk kultur i politiska partier, och att främja ökad kvalitativ interaktion mellan civilsamhällesaktörer och parlament, med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och ungas deltagande. The long-term impact objective is: More credible electoral and democratic political processes in Africa Programme outcome objective: Stronger and more effective democratic institutions with greater citizen participation at sub-regional and continental levels and in selected African countries EISA will work toward these goals by providing technical support to Regional Economic Communities in Africa to strengthen their engagement in member states' electoral processes and by conducting training in election-related issues to political parties. In addition, EISA works on national level - in Madagascar, Senegal and other countries based on needs and opportunities - to strengthen parliaments and to foster inclusive democratic culture, policy and practice.   Sweden EISA/Electoral Institute for Sustainable Democracy in Africa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 567000 527424 0 567000 NIRAS Sweden AB 527423.5 NIRAS Sweden AB Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of civil society and media to work towards accountability and respect for human rights at regional level Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället och media att verka för ansvarsutkrävande och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter på regional nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11610 Sweden The Sida funded programme will support the CoEs country Action Plans in the EaP region, i.e. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The suggested budget totals 79 MSEK, during the period 2019-2023. The allocations for respective country are as follows: Ukraine 29 MSEK; Georgia 20 MSEK; Armenia 20 MSEK; Moldova 5 MSEK; Azerbaijan 3 MSEK; and Belarus 2 MSEK. The suggested new framework agreement is based on positive results of previous cooperation and dialogue with respective Swedish embassy as to the relevance of the CoE in respective country. The total Sida budget allocations made to the respective Action Plan also considers the total amount provided by other donors, among others EU, Norway and Denmark. The increased focus on democracy and human rights by the Swedish government has allowed for a more generous budget allocation to the CoE than previously foreseen. The suggested programme with CoE supports the implementation of the following strategic programming documents and respective new Action Plan under preparation: The Council of Europe Action Plan for Armenia 2019-2022; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Azerbaijan 2018-2021; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Belarus 2019-2021; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Georgia 2016-2019 (2020-2023); The Council of Europe Action Plan for the Republic of Moldova 2017-2020; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Ukraine 2018-2021. The key sectors included, although priorities vary for each country, are promoting human rights; promoting human rights and dignity; ensuring social rights; ensuring justice; strengthening the rule of law; countering threats to the rule of law; strengthening democratic governance and fostering innovation; promoting participation and diversity. The focus of the Action Plans primarily supports the revision of legislative and institutional frameworks in line with the CoE standards and the efficient functioning of reformed and newly established democratic institutions contributing to the implementation of the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR) and of other CoE standards. Den föreslagna insatsen stödjer genomförandet av Europarådets strategiska handlingsplaner i sex länder inom det Östliga Partnerskapet: Armenien, Azerbaidzjan, Georgien, Moldavien, Ukraina och Belarus, under perioden 2019-2023. Den föreslagna insatsen bygger på resultat av tidigare samarbete och på dialog med respektive svensk ambassad. Budgetanslaget till respektive handlingsplan tar också hänsyn till det totala beloppet som tillhandahålls av andra givare, bland annat EU, Norge och Danmark. Den svenska regeringens ökade fokus på demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter har gjort det möjligt för ett mer generöst budgetanslag till Europarådet än vad som tidigare planerats. Den föreslagna insatsen stödjer genomförandet av följande strategiska handlingsplaner: Europarådets handlingsplan för Armenia 2019-2022; Europarådets handlingsplan för Azerbaijan 2018-2021; Europarådets handlingsplan för Belarus 2019-2021; Europarådets handlingsplan för Georgia 2016-2019 (2020-2023); Europarådets handlingsplan för the Republic of Moldova 2017-2020; Europarådets handlingsplan för Ukraine 2018-2021. Handlingsplanerna har tagits fram i nära samarbete med nationella myndigheter och intressenter inom civila samhället. Aktuella områden ligger i linje med de svenska målen för reformsamarbetet i Östeuropa och utgör, tillsammans med Europarådets mervärde, en grund för strategiskt samarbete mellan Sida och Europarådet. Även om prioriteringarna varierar från land till land, avser handlingsplanerna att främja mänskliga rättigheter och värdighet, säkerställa sociala rättigheter, säkerställa rättvisa, stärka rättsstatsprincipen, motverka hot mot rättsstatsprincipen, stärka den demokratiska styrningen, främja innovation samt främja deltagande och mångfald. Handlingsplanernas inriktning stöder främst revideringen av lagstiftnings- och institutionella ramar i linje med Europarådets standarder och effektiviteten hos reformerade och nyetablerade demokratiska institutioner som bidrar till genomförandet av Europakonventionen om mänskliga rättigheter och andra CoE standarder. The Sida funded programme will support the Council of Europe's (CoEs) country Action Plans in the Easter Partnership (EaP) region, i.e.  Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine with a total suggested budget of 75 MSEK during the period 2019-2023. These Action Plans are strategic instruments which aim, through co-operation, to accompany countries in their efforts to bring legislation, institutions and practice further into line with European standards in the areas of human rights, the rule of law and democracy thus supporting countries in meeting their obligations. The intermediate outcomes expected are: 1. Eastern Partnership countries legislation, institutions and practices were further brought in line with European standards in the areas of human rights, rule of law and democracy. 2. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Republic of Moldova and Ukraine made further progress in meeting their obligations as Council of Europe member states. Immediate outcomes: 1.1 Human rights: Human rights protection and equality are enhanced through the well-structured and coordinated implementation of human rights standards, including those on gender equality, and an improved effectiveness of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) system. 2.1 Rule of law: Democratic security is strengthened by an enhanced implementation of the existing legislation and European standards, the development of an enabling legal and institutional framework for a democratic and an improved quality of justice and efficiency in combating corruption. 3.1 Democracy: The democratisation of society is fostered through electoral integrity, strengthened local democracy and increased participation of young people in the democratic process. The focus of the Action Plans is to support: the revision of legislative and institutional frameworks in line with the CoE standards; the efficient functioning of reformed and newly established democratic institutions contributing to the implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and of other Council of Europe standards. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Europe, regional Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general BELARUS 2022-2023 Sida funded a project - the so called Contact Group - with an experimental character, where the main responsibility over it laid within the CoE Director Generals office. It is a sensitive project considering the full scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation, and the fact that Belarus is an ally to the invading nation. By setting up the Contact Group within the CoE's GD Secretariat, it was possible to identify specific needs to be addressed in order to support Belarusian civil society. Some topics discussed were; trainings and educational programmes on human rights, civic education, inclusiveness, youth, gender equality and freedom of expression. Reported results: Some of the most important impacts of the activities implemented, as described in the reports general overview are: • Strengthened political dialogue • Increased knowledge on the CoE's human rights' standards • Raised awareness on the European standards on equality and non-discrimination • Updated proposal for legislation concerning equality • Increased knowledge and understanding of international and CoE's standards on gender equality and countering violence against women • Promotion of discussion amongst Belarusian journalists in exile on challenges and possible solutions • Increased capacities to advocate for youth participation and deliver human rights education. Sida and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have actively participated in events during the implementation period, which resulted in positive conclusions. ARMENIA 2019-2023 The CoE's Action plan for Armenia is funded by several donors. Sweden contributed with €1.7 million. The Action plan contributed to the SDG Agenda 2030 by supporting goals 3, 4, 5, 10, 11, and 16. Some reported outcomes: HUMAN RIGHTS • The Public Council on the Protection and Promotion of the Rights of Persons belonging to National Minorities was officially inaugurated. • Targeted training for the Human Rights Defender's Office to effectively handle cases of hate speech and discrimination in line with European standards was carried out. • Other major achievements were the adoption of the first ethical rules for healthcare professionals along with the establishment of the Ethics Committee in the field of healthcare. • Advancements were also made in preparing the ground for the ratification of the Istanbul Convention through awareness-raising and capacity development. • Good progress was achieved in better integrating EU standards in the Armenian Criminal Code and Criminal Procedure code, which materialized in the abolition of death penalty in all circumstances. RULE OF LAW Good progress was accomplished in the adoption of an amended Judicial Code, based on joint opinions from the CoE's Directorate of Human Rights, among others. Another important achievement was the introduction of an effective evaluation system for judges. The ongoing criminal justice reform that aims at moving from a punitive to a rehabilitative approach also showed good progress as levels of imprisonment were reduced. DEMOCRACY Some progress was achieved through support to the Communities Association of Armenia (CAA) and to preparing a revised comprehensive law on local self-governance. Challenges Following the large influx of refugees coming from the Karabah region in September 2023, a refugee response package was launched along with other additional projects that addressed new needs in this context. It was not possible to implement activities in the areas of ensuring social rights and strengthening the rule of law due to lack of funding. Challenges still remained 2024 within thematic areas such as countering domestic violence, discrimination based on sexual orientation, and enhancing the protection of persons with disabilities. AZERBAIJAN 2018-2021 and 2022-2025. The CoE's ongoing Action plan for Azerbaijan 2018-2021 was funded by several donors. Swedens contribution covered the years 2019-2023 via a limited project support with a focus on CoEs cooperation with civil society. For the period 2022-2025, Sweden did not contribute. The Action plan contributed to the SDG Agenda 2030 by supporting goals 4, 5, 8, and 10. Some reported outcomes: HUMAN RIGHTS • The ratification of the Protocol no. 16 to the European Convention on Human Rights allows the Supreme Court and the Constitutional court of Azerbaijan to request expertise on ECtHR in Strasbourg. • The adoption of the National Execution Strategy and the Action plan for Execution of Judgements and Decisions of the ECtHR at project level. • The ratification of the Lanzarote Convention (the CoEs Convention on the Protection of Children against Sexual Exploitation and Sexual Abuse)was also an important achievement. RULE OF LAW One slightly positive area was the fight against corruption and money laundering, aiming at implementation of international standards. The focus was on the improvement of the legislative framework, the institutional capacities for fighting economic crime, money laundering and financing of terrorism. DEMOCRACY Training was offered to increase the capacities of journalists and social media representatives in conflict-sensitive journalism and in mitigating hate speech in the media. Judge candidates and prosecutors were trained on freedom of expression and freedom of information using relevant European Court law. It is assessed as important to know the international standards despite internal challenges. Youth organisations capacities and knowledge was supported, on topics such as promotion of human rights education and democratic youth participation.' Challenges In politically sensitive areas there was no progress to report as the authorities showed lack of readiness to engage in cooperation with the CoE on these topics. The Istanbul Convention is subject to many misconceptions in Azerbaijan, making it challenging to implement actions targeting violence against women as well as domestic violence. These misconceptions are also a threat to regional projects, diminishing the willingness of beneficiaries to participate. Awareness raising initiatives is a common mitigation activity. Hindering of a worsened situation is important. GEORGIA 2016-2019 and 2020-2023 The CoE's Action plans for Georgia is funded by several donors. For the action plan 2020-2023, Sweden contributed with €1.8 million. The Action plan contributed to the SDG Agenda 2030 by supporting goals 4, 5, 10, 11 and 16. HUMAN RIGHTS • Georgia having obtained candidate status for EU membership in December 2023, one of the priorities for Georgia was the effectiveness of the European Convention on Human Rights. • The legal package on legislative mechanisms ensuring reference to the European Court's decisions was adopted. This priority was assessed as completed by the European Commission. • A National Strategy for the Protection of Human Rights 2022-2030 was adopted, marking an important development. Despite its insufficient results, it aims at implementing the standards of the Istanbul Convention. • Another priority was gender equality, combating violence against women and domestic violence. This priority was considered met according to the European Commissions Annual report on Georgia, November 2023. One concrete outcome from this progress is data-based evidence that sexual violence was more reported and that cases were handled in such a way that perpetrators received punishment. RULE OF LAW • The Criminal Procedure Code was reviewed together with stakeholders, and legal aid services were implemented in smaller municipalities with higher concentration of minority populations. • The Legal Aid Council adopted quality control tools, and put in place a gender-responsive legal framework. • The judicial strategy 2017-2021, and the 4th Wave legislative package were adopted, improving the judicial appointment and accountability system in line with European standards. DEMOCRACY • Som progress was made by the introduction and consolidation of the use of civil participation methodologies as well as better ownership of human rights principles within local communities. • Another progress within democracy was the ratification of the Additional Protocol to the European Charter of Local Self-government on the right to participate in the affairs of local authority. Challenges Georgia faced increased challenges when it comes to the independence and efficiency of justice. Key recommendations have not been applied by Georgian authorities. With Parliamentary Elections coming up in 2024 , political division and polarisation could represent a risk, as criticism towards international donor organizations increases. Influential political changes made the situation for CoEs thematic areas substantially worsened after this reporting period. MOLDOVA 2017-2020 and 2021-2024 The CoE's Action plan for Moldova is funded by several donors. For action plan 2021-2024, Sweden contributed with €1.7 million. The Action plan contributed to the SDG Agenda 2030 by supporting goals 4, 5, 8, 10, 11 and 16. Some reported outcomes: HUMAN RIGHTS • Moldova was granted the status of candidate for EU membership in 2022 and access to negotiations opened the year after. • Moldova created a national programme for preventing and combating violence against women and domestic violence, and ratified the Istanbul Convention. • In order to ensure the monitoring of the refugee crisis following the full scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation, legal professionals received training in European human rights standards on migration and asylum. • Good progress was also achieved in the area of childrens rights as training allowed criminal justice professionals to increased their capacities to effectively investigate, prosecute and sentence perpetrators of crimes against children. Other groups working with children were equipped with gender-sensitive tools needed to identify and report child sexual exploitation and abuse. RULE OF LAW The amendment of the electoral legislation in line with CoEs recommendations was an achievement along with the strengthening of the legal framework for the independence of judges. DEMOCRACY The Code of Conduct for electoral actors was revised in order to combat hate speech and sexism during local elections in 2023. Good progress was achieved by the enhancement of voter awareness of the electoral process. Challenges Moldova was the biggest host of Ukrainian refugees per capita following the full scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation. This posed one of the biggest challenges for the country during the implementation of the ongoing action plan.. Adaptations to the action plan allowed for good results during the implementation of 2023. Hybrid threats was a growing concern influencing all work 2023 onwards. UKRAINE 2028-2022 and 2023-2026 The CoE's Action plan for Ukraine is funded by several donors. For action plan 2023-2026, Sweden contributed with €2.2 million. The Action plan contributed to the SDG Agenda 2030 by supporting goals 4, 5, 10, 11 and 16. The CoEs work in Ukraine was marked by the consequences of the Russian Federations full scale invasion of the country, having to shift priorities and address the need of constant coordination with other countries. With Ukraine accessing the CoEs Development Bank at no cost, loans and support worth €100 million was granted to Ukraines healthcare needs. Some reported outcomes: HUMAN RIGHTS • Ukraine was granted the status of candidate for EU membership and access negotiations opened in 2023. • Good progress was made reinforcing the rights of children, a longstanding priority in Ukraine. Actions taken, like supporting the draft law on child-friendly justice, were in line with the Lanzarote convention. • Good progress was also achieved in the area of protecting freedom of expression and media, where specific emphasis was put on the safety and protection of journalists, including in times of war. The ratification of the Convention on Access to Official Documents also enhanced the legislative framework to ensure access to public information. • Extensive support and capacity building was provided to the Office of the Prosecutor General, the Supreme Court, the judiciary in general, civil society and social service staff with the purpose of strengthening the capacity to deal with alleged crimes and human rights violations in times of war. • Yet another good progress was the ratification of the Istanbul Convention, which supported the capacity building of first-line professionals working with victims of sexual violence. • As a result of policy changes and capacity building at local level, the protection of the rights of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) was improved. RULE OF LAW • Some progress was achieved in the judiciary reform process, where an Ethics Council to tackle the issue of functioning of the High Council Judges and the integrity of its members was established. • The CoE provided expert support and technical assistance during the process that led to the adoption of a new law on national minorities. • A new media law was approved and after some adjustments, deemed in line with the EU aguis. DEMOCRACY • One of the priorities for Ukraines readiness for access to EU was the decentralisation reform. In line with this, the Congress of Local and Regional Authorities continuously promoted the inclusion of local authorities in the reconstruction and recovery of Ukraine. • With the aim to ensure the implication of citizens when the governance methods implied by the war (martial law) are over, the CoE supported good governance and public reforms that reflect a future transition to civilian regime. • Advocacy for the draft law no. 4254 on public consultations, and for the draft law no. 7283 on amendments to the Law of Ukraine on Local Self-Government in Ukraine, was supported in accordance with CoEs standards and recommendations. Challenges The full-scale invasion of Ukraine by the Russian Federation brought serious geopolitical and security risks. In this challenging context, adjustments had to be done considering new circumstances, priorities and needs at national level. Communication and coordination with other countries proved crucial. Security measures were implemented to allow in-person activities, nevertheless the war affected the engagement of national partners and stakeholders. Many organisations had to reconfigure their staff and priorities, which complicated the implementation of projects. New costs emerged that slowed down the work of CSOs. Despite all challenges, the Ukrainian authorities showed strong commitment to the implementation of the CoEs activities in the country. CONCLUSION The action plans 2019-2023 were developed and implemented in areas where the Council of Europe has strong expertise and added value to other actors. The CoE thus provides both expert support and peer-to-peer knowledge. The action plans mainstream gender equality, and contribute to the achievement of various SDG goals from Agenda 2030 in the target countries. The CoE's work has contributed to the achievement of results in some specific areas, in all countries. Some of these are: • Moving forwards with gender equality, preparing the ground for the Istanbul convention. • Advancing in the area of anti-corruption and money laundry • Strengthening Human Rights and ensuring Human Rights of refugees • Addressing Discrimination and penitentiary reforms. Sida has systematically worked to influence CoEs work with result reporting and result monitoring, with dialogue and coordination with Sweden's Embassies, and with issues related to CoEs system for audit and time reporting. Substantial process and end results have been identified on all three areas during the period. The dialogue areas will remain in focus in Sida's management of the new framework agreement made in November 2023. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11610-11610A0101 Sweden The Sida funded programme will support the CoEs country Action Plans in the EaP region, i.e. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The suggested budget totals 79 MSEK, during the period 2019-2023. The allocations for respective country are as follows: Ukraine 29 MSEK; Georgia 20 MSEK; Armenia 20 MSEK; Moldova 5 MSEK; Azerbaijan 3 MSEK; and Belarus 2 MSEK. The suggested new framework agreement is based on positive results of previous cooperation and dialogue with respective Swedish embassy as to the relevance of the CoE in respective country. The total Sida budget allocations made to the respective Action Plan also considers the total amount provided by other donors, among others EU, Norway and Denmark. The increased focus on democracy and human rights by the Swedish government has allowed for a more generous budget allocation to the CoE than previously foreseen. The suggested programme with CoE supports the implementation of the following strategic programming documents and respective new Action Plan under preparation: The Council of Europe Action Plan for Armenia 2019-2022; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Azerbaijan 2018-2021; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Belarus 2019-2021; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Georgia 2016-2019 (2020-2023); The Council of Europe Action Plan for the Republic of Moldova 2017-2020; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Ukraine 2018-2021. The key sectors included, although priorities vary for each country, are promoting human rights; promoting human rights and dignity; ensuring social rights; ensuring justice; strengthening the rule of law; countering threats to the rule of law; strengthening democratic governance and fostering innovation; promoting participation and diversity. The focus of the Action Plans primarily supports the revision of legislative and institutional frameworks in line with the CoE standards and the efficient functioning of reformed and newly established democratic institutions contributing to the implementation of the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR) and of other CoE standards. Den föreslagna insatsen stödjer genomförandet av Europarådets strategiska handlingsplaner i sex länder inom det Östliga Partnerskapet: Armenien, Azerbaidzjan, Georgien, Moldavien, Ukraina och Belarus, under perioden 2019-2023. Den föreslagna insatsen bygger på resultat av tidigare samarbete och på dialog med respektive svensk ambassad. Budgetanslaget till respektive handlingsplan tar också hänsyn till det totala beloppet som tillhandahålls av andra givare, bland annat EU, Norge och Danmark. Den svenska regeringens ökade fokus på demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter har gjort det möjligt för ett mer generöst budgetanslag till Europarådet än vad som tidigare planerats. Den föreslagna insatsen stödjer genomförandet av följande strategiska handlingsplaner: Europarådets handlingsplan för Armenia 2019-2022; Europarådets handlingsplan för Azerbaijan 2018-2021; Europarådets handlingsplan för Belarus 2019-2021; Europarådets handlingsplan för Georgia 2016-2019 (2020-2023); Europarådets handlingsplan för the Republic of Moldova 2017-2020; Europarådets handlingsplan för Ukraine 2018-2021. Handlingsplanerna har tagits fram i nära samarbete med nationella myndigheter och intressenter inom civila samhället. Aktuella områden ligger i linje med de svenska målen för reformsamarbetet i Östeuropa och utgör, tillsammans med Europarådets mervärde, en grund för strategiskt samarbete mellan Sida och Europarådet. Även om prioriteringarna varierar från land till land, avser handlingsplanerna att främja mänskliga rättigheter och värdighet, säkerställa sociala rättigheter, säkerställa rättvisa, stärka rättsstatsprincipen, motverka hot mot rättsstatsprincipen, stärka den demokratiska styrningen, främja innovation samt främja deltagande och mångfald. Handlingsplanernas inriktning stöder främst revideringen av lagstiftnings- och institutionella ramar i linje med Europarådets standarder och effektiviteten hos reformerade och nyetablerade demokratiska institutioner som bidrar till genomförandet av Europakonventionen om mänskliga rättigheter och andra CoE standarder. The Sida funded programme will support the Council of Europe's (CoEs) country Action Plans in the Easter Partnership (EaP) region, i.e.  Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine with a total suggested budget of 75 MSEK during the period 2019-2023. These Action Plans are strategic instruments which aim, through co-operation, to accompany countries in their efforts to bring legislation, institutions and practice further into line with European standards in the areas of human rights, the rule of law and democracy thus supporting countries in meeting their obligations. The intermediate outcomes expected are: 1. Eastern Partnership countries legislation, institutions and practices were further brought in line with European standards in the areas of human rights, rule of law and democracy. 2. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Republic of Moldova and Ukraine made further progress in meeting their obligations as Council of Europe member states. Immediate outcomes: 1.1 Human rights: Human rights protection and equality are enhanced through the well-structured and coordinated implementation of human rights standards, including those on gender equality, and an improved effectiveness of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) system. 2.1 Rule of law: Democratic security is strengthened by an enhanced implementation of the existing legislation and European standards, the development of an enabling legal and institutional framework for a democratic and an improved quality of justice and efficiency in combating corruption. 3.1 Democracy: The democratisation of society is fostered through electoral integrity, strengthened local democracy and increased participation of young people in the democratic process. The focus of the Action Plans is to support: the revision of legislative and institutional frameworks in line with the CoE standards; the efficient functioning of reformed and newly established democratic institutions contributing to the implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and of other Council of Europe standards. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 9000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9000000 0 0 0 0 0 9000000 COE/Council of Europe 39000000 COE/Council of Europe -30000000 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11610-11610A0102 Sweden The Sida funded programme will support the CoEs country Action Plans in the EaP region, i.e. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The suggested budget totals 79 MSEK, during the period 2019-2023. The allocations for respective country are as follows: Ukraine 29 MSEK; Georgia 20 MSEK; Armenia 20 MSEK; Moldova 5 MSEK; Azerbaijan 3 MSEK; and Belarus 2 MSEK. The suggested new framework agreement is based on positive results of previous cooperation and dialogue with respective Swedish embassy as to the relevance of the CoE in respective country. The total Sida budget allocations made to the respective Action Plan also considers the total amount provided by other donors, among others EU, Norway and Denmark. The increased focus on democracy and human rights by the Swedish government has allowed for a more generous budget allocation to the CoE than previously foreseen. The suggested programme with CoE supports the implementation of the following strategic programming documents and respective new Action Plan under preparation: The Council of Europe Action Plan for Armenia 2019-2022; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Azerbaijan 2018-2021; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Belarus 2019-2021; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Georgia 2016-2019 (2020-2023); The Council of Europe Action Plan for the Republic of Moldova 2017-2020; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Ukraine 2018-2021. The key sectors included, although priorities vary for each country, are promoting human rights; promoting human rights and dignity; ensuring social rights; ensuring justice; strengthening the rule of law; countering threats to the rule of law; strengthening democratic governance and fostering innovation; promoting participation and diversity. The focus of the Action Plans primarily supports the revision of legislative and institutional frameworks in line with the CoE standards and the efficient functioning of reformed and newly established democratic institutions contributing to the implementation of the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR) and of other CoE standards. Den föreslagna insatsen stödjer genomförandet av Europarådets strategiska handlingsplaner i sex länder inom det Östliga Partnerskapet: Armenien, Azerbaidzjan, Georgien, Moldavien, Ukraina och Belarus, under perioden 2019-2023. Den föreslagna insatsen bygger på resultat av tidigare samarbete och på dialog med respektive svensk ambassad. Budgetanslaget till respektive handlingsplan tar också hänsyn till det totala beloppet som tillhandahålls av andra givare, bland annat EU, Norge och Danmark. Den svenska regeringens ökade fokus på demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter har gjort det möjligt för ett mer generöst budgetanslag till Europarådet än vad som tidigare planerats. Den föreslagna insatsen stödjer genomförandet av följande strategiska handlingsplaner: Europarådets handlingsplan för Armenia 2019-2022; Europarådets handlingsplan för Azerbaijan 2018-2021; Europarådets handlingsplan för Belarus 2019-2021; Europarådets handlingsplan för Georgia 2016-2019 (2020-2023); Europarådets handlingsplan för the Republic of Moldova 2017-2020; Europarådets handlingsplan för Ukraine 2018-2021. Handlingsplanerna har tagits fram i nära samarbete med nationella myndigheter och intressenter inom civila samhället. Aktuella områden ligger i linje med de svenska målen för reformsamarbetet i Östeuropa och utgör, tillsammans med Europarådets mervärde, en grund för strategiskt samarbete mellan Sida och Europarådet. Även om prioriteringarna varierar från land till land, avser handlingsplanerna att främja mänskliga rättigheter och värdighet, säkerställa sociala rättigheter, säkerställa rättvisa, stärka rättsstatsprincipen, motverka hot mot rättsstatsprincipen, stärka den demokratiska styrningen, främja innovation samt främja deltagande och mångfald. Handlingsplanernas inriktning stöder främst revideringen av lagstiftnings- och institutionella ramar i linje med Europarådets standarder och effektiviteten hos reformerade och nyetablerade demokratiska institutioner som bidrar till genomförandet av Europakonventionen om mänskliga rättigheter och andra CoE standarder. The Sida funded programme will support the Council of Europe's (CoEs) country Action Plans in the Easter Partnership (EaP) region, i.e.  Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine with a total suggested budget of 75 MSEK during the period 2019-2023. These Action Plans are strategic instruments which aim, through co-operation, to accompany countries in their efforts to bring legislation, institutions and practice further into line with European standards in the areas of human rights, the rule of law and democracy thus supporting countries in meeting their obligations. The intermediate outcomes expected are: 1. Eastern Partnership countries legislation, institutions and practices were further brought in line with European standards in the areas of human rights, rule of law and democracy. 2. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Republic of Moldova and Ukraine made further progress in meeting their obligations as Council of Europe member states. Immediate outcomes: 1.1 Human rights: Human rights protection and equality are enhanced through the well-structured and coordinated implementation of human rights standards, including those on gender equality, and an improved effectiveness of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) system. 2.1 Rule of law: Democratic security is strengthened by an enhanced implementation of the existing legislation and European standards, the development of an enabling legal and institutional framework for a democratic and an improved quality of justice and efficiency in combating corruption. 3.1 Democracy: The democratisation of society is fostered through electoral integrity, strengthened local democracy and increased participation of young people in the democratic process. The focus of the Action Plans is to support: the revision of legislative and institutional frameworks in line with the CoE standards; the efficient functioning of reformed and newly established democratic institutions contributing to the implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and of other Council of Europe standards. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 30000000 30000000 COE/Council of Europe 30000000 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11610-11610A0103 Sweden The Sida funded programme will support the CoEs country Action Plans in the EaP region, i.e. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The suggested budget totals 79 MSEK, during the period 2019-2023. The allocations for respective country are as follows: Ukraine 29 MSEK; Georgia 20 MSEK; Armenia 20 MSEK; Moldova 5 MSEK; Azerbaijan 3 MSEK; and Belarus 2 MSEK. The suggested new framework agreement is based on positive results of previous cooperation and dialogue with respective Swedish embassy as to the relevance of the CoE in respective country. The total Sida budget allocations made to the respective Action Plan also considers the total amount provided by other donors, among others EU, Norway and Denmark. The increased focus on democracy and human rights by the Swedish government has allowed for a more generous budget allocation to the CoE than previously foreseen. The suggested programme with CoE supports the implementation of the following strategic programming documents and respective new Action Plan under preparation: The Council of Europe Action Plan for Armenia 2019-2022; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Azerbaijan 2018-2021; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Belarus 2019-2021; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Georgia 2016-2019 (2020-2023); The Council of Europe Action Plan for the Republic of Moldova 2017-2020; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Ukraine 2018-2021. The key sectors included, although priorities vary for each country, are promoting human rights; promoting human rights and dignity; ensuring social rights; ensuring justice; strengthening the rule of law; countering threats to the rule of law; strengthening democratic governance and fostering innovation; promoting participation and diversity. The focus of the Action Plans primarily supports the revision of legislative and institutional frameworks in line with the CoE standards and the efficient functioning of reformed and newly established democratic institutions contributing to the implementation of the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR) and of other CoE standards. Den föreslagna insatsen stödjer genomförandet av Europarådets strategiska handlingsplaner i sex länder inom det Östliga Partnerskapet: Armenien, Azerbaidzjan, Georgien, Moldavien, Ukraina och Belarus, under perioden 2019-2023. Den föreslagna insatsen bygger på resultat av tidigare samarbete och på dialog med respektive svensk ambassad. Budgetanslaget till respektive handlingsplan tar också hänsyn till det totala beloppet som tillhandahålls av andra givare, bland annat EU, Norge och Danmark. Den svenska regeringens ökade fokus på demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter har gjort det möjligt för ett mer generöst budgetanslag till Europarådet än vad som tidigare planerats. Den föreslagna insatsen stödjer genomförandet av följande strategiska handlingsplaner: Europarådets handlingsplan för Armenia 2019-2022; Europarådets handlingsplan för Azerbaijan 2018-2021; Europarådets handlingsplan för Belarus 2019-2021; Europarådets handlingsplan för Georgia 2016-2019 (2020-2023); Europarådets handlingsplan för the Republic of Moldova 2017-2020; Europarådets handlingsplan för Ukraine 2018-2021. Handlingsplanerna har tagits fram i nära samarbete med nationella myndigheter och intressenter inom civila samhället. Aktuella områden ligger i linje med de svenska målen för reformsamarbetet i Östeuropa och utgör, tillsammans med Europarådets mervärde, en grund för strategiskt samarbete mellan Sida och Europarådet. Även om prioriteringarna varierar från land till land, avser handlingsplanerna att främja mänskliga rättigheter och värdighet, säkerställa sociala rättigheter, säkerställa rättvisa, stärka rättsstatsprincipen, motverka hot mot rättsstatsprincipen, stärka den demokratiska styrningen, främja innovation samt främja deltagande och mångfald. Handlingsplanernas inriktning stöder främst revideringen av lagstiftnings- och institutionella ramar i linje med Europarådets standarder och effektiviteten hos reformerade och nyetablerade demokratiska institutioner som bidrar till genomförandet av Europakonventionen om mänskliga rättigheter och andra CoE standarder. The Sida funded programme will support the Council of Europe's (CoEs) country Action Plans in the Easter Partnership (EaP) region, i.e.  Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine with a total suggested budget of 75 MSEK during the period 2019-2023. These Action Plans are strategic instruments which aim, through co-operation, to accompany countries in their efforts to bring legislation, institutions and practice further into line with European standards in the areas of human rights, the rule of law and democracy thus supporting countries in meeting their obligations. The intermediate outcomes expected are: 1. Eastern Partnership countries legislation, institutions and practices were further brought in line with European standards in the areas of human rights, rule of law and democracy. 2. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Republic of Moldova and Ukraine made further progress in meeting their obligations as Council of Europe member states. Immediate outcomes: 1.1 Human rights: Human rights protection and equality are enhanced through the well-structured and coordinated implementation of human rights standards, including those on gender equality, and an improved effectiveness of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) system. 2.1 Rule of law: Democratic security is strengthened by an enhanced implementation of the existing legislation and European standards, the development of an enabling legal and institutional framework for a democratic and an improved quality of justice and efficiency in combating corruption. 3.1 Democracy: The democratisation of society is fostered through electoral integrity, strengthened local democracy and increased participation of young people in the democratic process. The focus of the Action Plans is to support: the revision of legislative and institutional frameworks in line with the CoE standards; the efficient functioning of reformed and newly established democratic institutions contributing to the implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and of other Council of Europe standards. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 6000000 0 0 0 20000000 0 6000000 0 26000000 COE/Council of Europe 20000000 COE/Council of Europe 6000000 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11610-11610A0104 Sweden The Sida funded programme will support the CoEs country Action Plans in the EaP region, i.e. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The suggested budget totals 79 MSEK, during the period 2019-2023. The allocations for respective country are as follows: Ukraine 29 MSEK; Georgia 20 MSEK; Armenia 20 MSEK; Moldova 5 MSEK; Azerbaijan 3 MSEK; and Belarus 2 MSEK. The suggested new framework agreement is based on positive results of previous cooperation and dialogue with respective Swedish embassy as to the relevance of the CoE in respective country. The total Sida budget allocations made to the respective Action Plan also considers the total amount provided by other donors, among others EU, Norway and Denmark. The increased focus on democracy and human rights by the Swedish government has allowed for a more generous budget allocation to the CoE than previously foreseen. The suggested programme with CoE supports the implementation of the following strategic programming documents and respective new Action Plan under preparation: The Council of Europe Action Plan for Armenia 2019-2022; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Azerbaijan 2018-2021; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Belarus 2019-2021; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Georgia 2016-2019 (2020-2023); The Council of Europe Action Plan for the Republic of Moldova 2017-2020; The Council of Europe Action Plan for Ukraine 2018-2021. The key sectors included, although priorities vary for each country, are promoting human rights; promoting human rights and dignity; ensuring social rights; ensuring justice; strengthening the rule of law; countering threats to the rule of law; strengthening democratic governance and fostering innovation; promoting participation and diversity. The focus of the Action Plans primarily supports the revision of legislative and institutional frameworks in line with the CoE standards and the efficient functioning of reformed and newly established democratic institutions contributing to the implementation of the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR) and of other CoE standards. Den föreslagna insatsen stödjer genomförandet av Europarådets strategiska handlingsplaner i sex länder inom det Östliga Partnerskapet: Armenien, Azerbaidzjan, Georgien, Moldavien, Ukraina och Belarus, under perioden 2019-2023. Den föreslagna insatsen bygger på resultat av tidigare samarbete och på dialog med respektive svensk ambassad. Budgetanslaget till respektive handlingsplan tar också hänsyn till det totala beloppet som tillhandahålls av andra givare, bland annat EU, Norge och Danmark. Den svenska regeringens ökade fokus på demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter har gjort det möjligt för ett mer generöst budgetanslag till Europarådet än vad som tidigare planerats. Den föreslagna insatsen stödjer genomförandet av följande strategiska handlingsplaner: Europarådets handlingsplan för Armenia 2019-2022; Europarådets handlingsplan för Azerbaijan 2018-2021; Europarådets handlingsplan för Belarus 2019-2021; Europarådets handlingsplan för Georgia 2016-2019 (2020-2023); Europarådets handlingsplan för the Republic of Moldova 2017-2020; Europarådets handlingsplan för Ukraine 2018-2021. Handlingsplanerna har tagits fram i nära samarbete med nationella myndigheter och intressenter inom civila samhället. Aktuella områden ligger i linje med de svenska målen för reformsamarbetet i Östeuropa och utgör, tillsammans med Europarådets mervärde, en grund för strategiskt samarbete mellan Sida och Europarådet. Även om prioriteringarna varierar från land till land, avser handlingsplanerna att främja mänskliga rättigheter och värdighet, säkerställa sociala rättigheter, säkerställa rättvisa, stärka rättsstatsprincipen, motverka hot mot rättsstatsprincipen, stärka den demokratiska styrningen, främja innovation samt främja deltagande och mångfald. Handlingsplanernas inriktning stöder främst revideringen av lagstiftnings- och institutionella ramar i linje med Europarådets standarder och effektiviteten hos reformerade och nyetablerade demokratiska institutioner som bidrar till genomförandet av Europakonventionen om mänskliga rättigheter och andra CoE standarder. The Sida funded programme will support the Council of Europe's (CoEs) country Action Plans in the Easter Partnership (EaP) region, i.e.  Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine with a total suggested budget of 75 MSEK during the period 2019-2023. These Action Plans are strategic instruments which aim, through co-operation, to accompany countries in their efforts to bring legislation, institutions and practice further into line with European standards in the areas of human rights, the rule of law and democracy thus supporting countries in meeting their obligations. The intermediate outcomes expected are: 1. Eastern Partnership countries legislation, institutions and practices were further brought in line with European standards in the areas of human rights, rule of law and democracy. 2. Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Republic of Moldova and Ukraine made further progress in meeting their obligations as Council of Europe member states. Immediate outcomes: 1.1 Human rights: Human rights protection and equality are enhanced through the well-structured and coordinated implementation of human rights standards, including those on gender equality, and an improved effectiveness of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) system. 2.1 Rule of law: Democratic security is strengthened by an enhanced implementation of the existing legislation and European standards, the development of an enabling legal and institutional framework for a democratic and an improved quality of justice and efficiency in combating corruption. 3.1 Democracy: The democratisation of society is fostered through electoral integrity, strengthened local democracy and increased participation of young people in the democratic process. The focus of the Action Plans is to support: the revision of legislative and institutional frameworks in line with the CoE standards; the efficient functioning of reformed and newly established democratic institutions contributing to the implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and of other Council of Europe standards. Sweden COE/Council of Europe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COE/Council of Europe 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 24000000 -196869 0 14000000 10000000 0 -196869 23803131 COE/Council of Europe 10000000 COE/Council of Europe 14000000 COE/Council of Europe -196869.42 COE/Council of Europe Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11798 Sweden The aim is to ensure that national and county institutions in Kenya have strengthened capacity and systems for assisting food-insecure and nutritionally vulnerable populations and that targeted food-insecure and vulnerable populations benefit from sustainable, inclusive food systems and increased resilience to climate shocks to meet food and nutrition needs. Syftet är att se till att nationella och länsinstitutioner i Kenya har stärkt kapacitet och system för att hjälpa livsmedelsotrygga kvinnor och att säkerställa att sårbara kvinnor och män kan dra nytta av hållbara, inkluderande livsmedelssystem och därigenom får ökad motståndskraft mot klimatchocker för att möta livsmedelsbehov. The programme is expected to strengthen capacity of National and county institutions in Kenya to assist food-insecure and nutritionally vulnerable populations. The expected programme outputs are as follows: 1. National and county government institutions develop a well-functioning institutional arrangement that is effective in inter-sectorial coordination and has enhanced sustainable financing and leadership for resilient livelihoods programming and emergency preparedness and response, anchored in relevant policy and legislation. 2. National and county government institutions develop technical capacities, know-how and experience for evidence based design and planning of resilient livelihoods and Emergency Preparedness and Response programmes. 3. National and county government institutions develop systems that improve delivery efficiency, foster greater accountability and responsiveness in implementation of resilient livelihoods and emergency preparedness and response programmes. 4. Communities vulnerable to and affected by climatic shocks have strengthened productive capacities to withstand and recover their livelihoods. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Disaster Risk Reduction Other Multisector During the period, support focused on providing technical and financial assistance to strengthen the capacity of both national and county governments and communities to develop climate-resilient assets, improve access to finance and risk management tools, and establish and manage institutions charged with preparing and responding to emergencies. The targeted institutions are the Ministry of Devolution and ASALS (MoDA), State Department for Devolution (SDD), State Department of ASALS (SDDA), National Drought Management Authority NDMA and nine counties where WFP continued to invest in the capacity of technical officers and extension systems. Disaster Risk Management (DRM) committees were established within counties to provide for institutional structure and financing for government-led programmes for preparing and responding to emergencies. In 2020, the project progressed well towards strengthening food and nutrition security programmes in nine arid counties. WFP continued investing in technical and analytical capacity that broadened the pool of county officers who undertook food and nutrition security assessments, disseminated the findings and enhanced use of the evidence for planning and resource allocation. The DRM sector was also strengthened through training that enabled them to mainstream Climate Change Adaptation (CCA) and DRM in planning and budgeting. DRM committees were also established to enhance coordination and effective preparedness for disaster response at county, sub county and ward level. For sustainability of the initiatives Tana River County established a DRM Fund (2% of the County budget). Policy development at national level was however negatively impacted due to COVID-19 where the Government directed efforts towards an Interagency Committee for Emergency Relief Response where WFPs team contributed to the development of operational plan, Standard Operating Procedures and guidelines for relief assistance that were used during COVID-19 response.Priority areas for 2021 will include piloting disaster risk financing model in two counties and use the findings to further advocate for government investments in disaster risk financing. The development of the National Relief Assistance Policy will be accelerated with the aim of getting approval. County and national level emergency contingency planning and simulation will also be prioritised in view of the projected poor season.The containment measures to the risk of the spread of the COVID-19 virus resulted in a temporary suspension of activities in adherence to Government regulations. WFP utilized a blended approach of online and face-to-face engagement where feasible to ensure programme implementation coupled with continuous communication and engagement with relevant stakeholders, partners and beneficiaries. Addressing the needs of the most vulnerable was essential, and WFP ensured that vulnerable groups, including women, children, people living with disabilities and the elderly were aware of the adjustments  made to the programme and how they could share their feedback. As a co-lead of the United Nations Gender Working Group, WFP supported the development of policy proposals to address the gendered impacts of COVID-19. Continuous monitoring and evaluation was crucial to ensuring robust programming. As such, WFP ensured continuous monitoring of its programmes throughout the year. Remote monitoring was carried out for areas that were inaccessible due to the COVID-19 measures. Partnership with the Overseas Development Institute, World Bank and outsourced annual outcome monitoring enhanced the quality and independence of evidence generation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11798-11798A0101 Sweden The aim is to ensure that national and county institutions in Kenya have strengthened capacity and systems for assisting food-insecure and nutritionally vulnerable populations and that targeted food-insecure and vulnerable populations benefit from sustainable, inclusive food systems and increased resilience to climate shocks to meet food and nutrition needs. Syftet är att se till att nationella och länsinstitutioner i Kenya har stärkt kapacitet och system för att hjälpa livsmedelsotrygga kvinnor och att säkerställa att sårbara kvinnor och män kan dra nytta av hållbara, inkluderande livsmedelssystem och därigenom får ökad motståndskraft mot klimatchocker för att möta livsmedelsbehov. The programme is expected to strengthen capacity of National and county institutions in Kenya to assist food-insecure and nutritionally vulnerable populations. The expected programme outputs are as follows: 1. National and county government institutions develop a well-functioning institutional arrangement that is effective in inter-sectorial coordination and has enhanced sustainable financing and leadership for resilient livelihoods programming and emergency preparedness and response, anchored in relevant policy and legislation. 2. National and county government institutions develop technical capacities, know-how and experience for evidence based design and planning of resilient livelihoods and Emergency Preparedness and Response programmes. 3. National and county government institutions develop systems that improve delivery efficiency, foster greater accountability and responsiveness in implementation of resilient livelihoods and emergency preparedness and response programmes. 4. Communities vulnerable to and affected by climatic shocks have strengthened productive capacities to withstand and recover their livelihoods. Sweden WFP/World Food Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WFP/World Food Programme 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 19706587 0 12019253 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0000000005 0 0 0 0 12019253 0 0 19706587 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31725840 WFP/World Food Programme 19706587 WFP/World Food Programme 12019253 WFP/World Food Programme Kenya 2016-2020 Kenya 2016-2020 •Strengthened management of natural resources and ecosystem services Stärkt förvaltning av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved capacity of public institutions and other actors at national and local level to contribute to environmental sustainability, increased resilience to environmental impacts, climate change and natural disasters, and reduced climate impact Förbättrad kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och andra ktörer på nationell och lokal nivå att bidra till miljömässig hållbarhet, ökad moståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer samt minskad klimatpåverkan Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved access to social protection for people living in poverty Förbättrad tillgång till social trygghet för människor som lever i fattigdom Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11798-11798A0102 Sweden The aim is to ensure that national and county institutions in Kenya have strengthened capacity and systems for assisting food-insecure and nutritionally vulnerable populations and that targeted food-insecure and vulnerable populations benefit from sustainable, inclusive food systems and increased resilience to climate shocks to meet food and nutrition needs. Syftet är att se till att nationella och länsinstitutioner i Kenya har stärkt kapacitet och system för att hjälpa livsmedelsotrygga kvinnor och att säkerställa att sårbara kvinnor och män kan dra nytta av hållbara, inkluderande livsmedelssystem och därigenom får ökad motståndskraft mot klimatchocker för att möta livsmedelsbehov. The programme is expected to strengthen capacity of National and county institutions in Kenya to assist food-insecure and nutritionally vulnerable populations. The expected programme outputs are as follows: 1. National and county government institutions develop a well-functioning institutional arrangement that is effective in inter-sectorial coordination and has enhanced sustainable financing and leadership for resilient livelihoods programming and emergency preparedness and response, anchored in relevant policy and legislation. 2. National and county government institutions develop technical capacities, know-how and experience for evidence based design and planning of resilient livelihoods and Emergency Preparedness and Response programmes. 3. National and county government institutions develop systems that improve delivery efficiency, foster greater accountability and responsiveness in implementation of resilient livelihoods and emergency preparedness and response programmes. 4. Communities vulnerable to and affected by climatic shocks have strengthened productive capacities to withstand and recover their livelihoods. Sweden WFP/World Food Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WFP/World Food Programme 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 30000000 WFP/World Food Programme 10000000 WFP/World Food Programme 10000000 WFP/World Food Programme 10000000 WFP/World Food Programme Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive förmåga för en tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11798-11798A0103 Sweden The aim is to ensure that national and county institutions in Kenya have strengthened capacity and systems for assisting food-insecure and nutritionally vulnerable populations and that targeted food-insecure and vulnerable populations benefit from sustainable, inclusive food systems and increased resilience to climate shocks to meet food and nutrition needs. Syftet är att se till att nationella och länsinstitutioner i Kenya har stärkt kapacitet och system för att hjälpa livsmedelsotrygga kvinnor och att säkerställa att sårbara kvinnor och män kan dra nytta av hållbara, inkluderande livsmedelssystem och därigenom får ökad motståndskraft mot klimatchocker för att möta livsmedelsbehov. The programme is expected to strengthen capacity of National and county institutions in Kenya to assist food-insecure and nutritionally vulnerable populations. The expected programme outputs are as follows: 1. National and county government institutions develop a well-functioning institutional arrangement that is effective in inter-sectorial coordination and has enhanced sustainable financing and leadership for resilient livelihoods programming and emergency preparedness and response, anchored in relevant policy and legislation. 2. National and county government institutions develop technical capacities, know-how and experience for evidence based design and planning of resilient livelihoods and Emergency Preparedness and Response programmes. 3. National and county government institutions develop systems that improve delivery efficiency, foster greater accountability and responsiveness in implementation of resilient livelihoods and emergency preparedness and response programmes. 4. Communities vulnerable to and affected by climatic shocks have strengthened productive capacities to withstand and recover their livelihoods. Sweden WFP/World Food Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WFP/World Food Programme 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5948429 0 0 0 0 0 0 5948429.0000000037 5948429 WFP/World Food Programme 5948429 WFP/World Food Programme Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Limited climate impact and increased resistance in the face of climate change Begränsad klimatpåverkan och ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including biodiversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened systems for better access to social protection Stärkta system för bättre tillgång till social trygghet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11798-11798A0104 Sweden The aim is to ensure that national and county institutions in Kenya have strengthened capacity and systems for assisting food-insecure and nutritionally vulnerable populations and that targeted food-insecure and vulnerable populations benefit from sustainable, inclusive food systems and increased resilience to climate shocks to meet food and nutrition needs. Syftet är att se till att nationella och länsinstitutioner i Kenya har stärkt kapacitet och system för att hjälpa livsmedelsotrygga kvinnor och att säkerställa att sårbara kvinnor och män kan dra nytta av hållbara, inkluderande livsmedelssystem och därigenom får ökad motståndskraft mot klimatchocker för att möta livsmedelsbehov. The programme is expected to strengthen capacity of National and county institutions in Kenya to assist food-insecure and nutritionally vulnerable populations. The expected programme outputs are as follows: 1. National and county government institutions develop a well-functioning institutional arrangement that is effective in inter-sectorial coordination and has enhanced sustainable financing and leadership for resilient livelihoods programming and emergency preparedness and response, anchored in relevant policy and legislation. 2. National and county government institutions develop technical capacities, know-how and experience for evidence based design and planning of resilient livelihoods and Emergency Preparedness and Response programmes. 3. National and county government institutions develop systems that improve delivery efficiency, foster greater accountability and responsiveness in implementation of resilient livelihoods and emergency preparedness and response programmes. 4. Communities vulnerable to and affected by climatic shocks have strengthened productive capacities to withstand and recover their livelihoods. Sweden WFP/World Food Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WFP/World Food Programme 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 23300000 3700000 3700000 23300000 0 27000000 WFP/World Food Programme 23300000 WFP/World Food Programme 3700000 WFP/World Food Programme Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Limited climate impact and increased resistance in the face of climate change Begränsad klimatpåverkan och ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened systems for better access to social protection Stärkta system för bättre tillgång till social trygghet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11992 Sweden The proposed intervention is an international training programme (ITP) on social protection, to be implemented in 2019-2023. Implementing partners are Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI); a South-Africa based research institute, in collaboration with the Swedish Public Employment Service (AF). In this programme, AF is also coordinating the contribution of other Swedish expert authorities relevant in the area of social protection (Swedish Pensions Agency, The Swedish Social Insurance Agency, The Swedish Tax Agency). The objective of the ITP is to contribute to improved social protection systems to better tackle poverty, vulnerability, inequality (both gender and economic), social exclusion and to contribute to inclusive social development and equitable economic growth. The programme will be implemented in ten to fifteen countries in Africa and Asia, starting in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. Intended outcomes include: 1) Strengthening government capacity 2) Improving social protection systems/outcomes 3) Building development synergies 4) Rights-based approaches to improve gender equality 5) Strengthening organisational integrity The core modules of the ITP will include training in six main areas: 1) Rights-based and life cycle frameworks for social protection systems, 2) The design and implementation of social protection systems to ensure social inclusion, 3) Strengthening developmental impacts ("Social Protection Plus"1 and the SDGs), 4) Enabling social protection to promote gender equality, 5) Financing and co-financing social protection reforms, expansions and integrations, and: 6) Monitoring and evaluating social protection systems to enable evidence-based change. In addition, the ITP will innovate specific modules and training components to support the specific change programmes identified by partner country teams. Den föreslagna insatsen är ett globalt kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram inom sociala trygghetssystem. Implementerande parter är Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI); ett Sydafrika-baserat forskningsinstitut, i samarbete med Arbetsförmedlingen (AF). Inom ramen för insatsen koordinerar AF medverkan från andra svenska expertmyndigheter relevanta inom området social trygghet (så som Pensionsmyndigheten, Försäkringskassan och Skatteverket). Syftet med den föreslagna ITP:n är att bidra till förbättrade sociala trygghetssystem för förstärkt fattigdomsbekämpning, minskad sårbarhet, mindre ojämlikhet (gällande såväl könsskillnader som ekonomisk ojämlikhet) samt att motverka social utslagning och bidra till inkluderande social utveckling och rättvis ekonomisk tillväxt. Programmet kommer att genomföras i tio till femton länder i Afrika och Asien. Den första pilotomgången genomförs i Etiopien, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda och Zambia. Avsedda resultat inkluderar: 1) Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner 2) Förbättrade sociala trygghetssystem/resultat 3) bidra till utvecklingssynergier 4) Bidra till ett rättighetsbaserat arbetssätt som stärker jämställdhet mellan könen 5) Förstärkning av organisatorisk integritet Kärnmodulerna i ITP kommer att omfatta kapacitetsutveckling inom sex huvudområden: 1) Ramverk för sociala trygghetssystem som är rättighetsbaserade och inkluderar hela livscykeln 2) Utformning och genomförande av sociala trygghetssystem för att säkerställa social inkludering 3) Stärka utvecklingseffekterna (social protection plus och SDGs) 4) Stärkt integrering av jämställdhetsperspektivet i sociala trygghetssystem 5) Finansiering och samfinansiering av reformer, utvidgning och koordinering av sociala trygghetssystem 6) Följa upp och utvärdera sociala trygghetssystem för att möjliggöra evidensbaserad förändring. ITP:n kommer dessutom att utveckla specifika moduler och komponenter för att stödja de specifika förändringsprojekt som identifieras av landteamen. The objective of the ITP is to contribute to improved social protection systems to better tackle poverty, vulnerability, inequality (both gender and economic) and social exclusion and to contribute to inclusive social development and equitable economic growth. The programme is being implemented during 2019-2024 in ten countries in Africa and Asia (Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Rwanda, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Sudan, and Cambodia). Intended outcome areas: 1) Strengthening government capacity 2) Improving social protection systems/outcomes 3) Building development synergies 4) Rightsbased approaches to improve gender equality 5) Strengthening organisational integrity Central to the ITP are the change programs that each country team develop and implement throughout the implementation period. The change programs are inherited between cohorts of participants in each country, allowing for more long term approaches and focus on sustainability     Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Kenya Cambodia Mozambique Rwanda Sudan (the) Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe Social protection and welfare services policy, planning and administration Other Social Infrastructure & Services The report demonstrates that key activities have been implemented in line with the programmes objectives. The Sustainability Workshop held in Kigali in March 2024 is assessed as an important milestone, contributing to consolidation of learning, reflection on progress, and strengthened conditions for sustainability and institutionalisation of country change programmes. The resumption of activities under the extended phase, including the Regional Phase for ITP 8 and ITP 9 in Nairobi in February 2025, is presented clearly and indicates continuity across cohorts through the integration of new participants, alumni, and Steering Committee members. Sida notes that the programme continues to support country-led change processes aligned with its intended outcomes. Progress is reported across all outcome areas, including strengthening government capacity, improving social protection systems through structured change management, building developmental synergies, promoting rights-based and gender-responsive approaches, and strengthening organisational integrity. The report reflects that implementation has been adapted to diverse national contexts, with a focus on consolidation and institutional embedding of results. Strengthening government capacity remains a central component, with continued application of programme learning in policy dialogue, coordination, and planning processes. The report shows that mentorship, peer exchange, and alumni engagement have supported this work. Furthermore, activities under the Regional Phase are assessed to have contributed to enhanced leadership capacity and the application of results-based management approaches. Sida also notes that structured change management approaches have informed system-level developments, including management information systems, social registries, and grievance mechanisms. The use of thematic webinars and regional exchanges is assessed as relevant for supporting shared learning and reinforcing implementation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11992-11992A0101 Sweden The proposed intervention is an international training programme (ITP) on social protection, to be implemented in 2019-2023. Implementing partners are Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI); a South-Africa based research institute, in collaboration with the Swedish Public Employment Service (AF). In this programme, AF is also coordinating the contribution of other Swedish expert authorities relevant in the area of social protection (Swedish Pensions Agency, The Swedish Social Insurance Agency, The Swedish Tax Agency). The objective of the ITP is to contribute to improved social protection systems to better tackle poverty, vulnerability, inequality (both gender and economic), social exclusion and to contribute to inclusive social development and equitable economic growth. The programme will be implemented in ten to fifteen countries in Africa and Asia, starting in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. Intended outcomes include: 1) Strengthening government capacity 2) Improving social protection systems/outcomes 3) Building development synergies 4) Rights-based approaches to improve gender equality 5) Strengthening organisational integrity The core modules of the ITP will include training in six main areas: 1) Rights-based and life cycle frameworks for social protection systems, 2) The design and implementation of social protection systems to ensure social inclusion, 3) Strengthening developmental impacts ("Social Protection Plus"1 and the SDGs), 4) Enabling social protection to promote gender equality, 5) Financing and co-financing social protection reforms, expansions and integrations, and: 6) Monitoring and evaluating social protection systems to enable evidence-based change. In addition, the ITP will innovate specific modules and training components to support the specific change programmes identified by partner country teams. Den föreslagna insatsen är ett globalt kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram inom sociala trygghetssystem. Implementerande parter är Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI); ett Sydafrika-baserat forskningsinstitut, i samarbete med Arbetsförmedlingen (AF). Inom ramen för insatsen koordinerar AF medverkan från andra svenska expertmyndigheter relevanta inom området social trygghet (så som Pensionsmyndigheten, Försäkringskassan och Skatteverket). Syftet med den föreslagna ITP:n är att bidra till förbättrade sociala trygghetssystem för förstärkt fattigdomsbekämpning, minskad sårbarhet, mindre ojämlikhet (gällande såväl könsskillnader som ekonomisk ojämlikhet) samt att motverka social utslagning och bidra till inkluderande social utveckling och rättvis ekonomisk tillväxt. Programmet kommer att genomföras i tio till femton länder i Afrika och Asien. Den första pilotomgången genomförs i Etiopien, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda och Zambia. Avsedda resultat inkluderar: 1) Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner 2) Förbättrade sociala trygghetssystem/resultat 3) bidra till utvecklingssynergier 4) Bidra till ett rättighetsbaserat arbetssätt som stärker jämställdhet mellan könen 5) Förstärkning av organisatorisk integritet Kärnmodulerna i ITP kommer att omfatta kapacitetsutveckling inom sex huvudområden: 1) Ramverk för sociala trygghetssystem som är rättighetsbaserade och inkluderar hela livscykeln 2) Utformning och genomförande av sociala trygghetssystem för att säkerställa social inkludering 3) Stärka utvecklingseffekterna (social protection plus och SDGs) 4) Stärkt integrering av jämställdhetsperspektivet i sociala trygghetssystem 5) Finansiering och samfinansiering av reformer, utvidgning och koordinering av sociala trygghetssystem 6) Följa upp och utvärdera sociala trygghetssystem för att möjliggöra evidensbaserad förändring. ITP:n kommer dessutom att utveckla specifika moduler och komponenter för att stödja de specifika förändringsprojekt som identifieras av landteamen. The objective of the ITP is to contribute to improved social protection systems to better tackle poverty, vulnerability, inequality (both gender and economic) and social exclusion and to contribute to inclusive social development and equitable economic growth. The programme is being implemented during 2019-2024 in ten countries in Africa and Asia (Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Rwanda, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Sudan, and Cambodia). Intended outcome areas: 1) Strengthening government capacity 2) Improving social protection systems/outcomes 3) Building development synergies 4) Rightsbased approaches to improve gender equality 5) Strengthening organisational integrity Central to the ITP are the change programs that each country team develop and implement throughout the implementation period. The change programs are inherited between cohorts of participants in each country, allowing for more long term approaches and focus on sustainability     Sweden Arbetsförmedlingen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Arbetsförmedlingen 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 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Implementing partners are Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI); a South-Africa based research institute, in collaboration with the Swedish Public Employment Service (AF). In this programme, AF is also coordinating the contribution of other Swedish expert authorities relevant in the area of social protection (Swedish Pensions Agency, The Swedish Social Insurance Agency, The Swedish Tax Agency). The objective of the ITP is to contribute to improved social protection systems to better tackle poverty, vulnerability, inequality (both gender and economic), social exclusion and to contribute to inclusive social development and equitable economic growth. The programme will be implemented in ten to fifteen countries in Africa and Asia, starting in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. Intended outcomes include: 1) Strengthening government capacity 2) Improving social protection systems/outcomes 3) Building development synergies 4) Rights-based approaches to improve gender equality 5) Strengthening organisational integrity The core modules of the ITP will include training in six main areas: 1) Rights-based and life cycle frameworks for social protection systems, 2) The design and implementation of social protection systems to ensure social inclusion, 3) Strengthening developmental impacts ("Social Protection Plus"1 and the SDGs), 4) Enabling social protection to promote gender equality, 5) Financing and co-financing social protection reforms, expansions and integrations, and: 6) Monitoring and evaluating social protection systems to enable evidence-based change. In addition, the ITP will innovate specific modules and training components to support the specific change programmes identified by partner country teams. Den föreslagna insatsen är ett globalt kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram inom sociala trygghetssystem. Implementerande parter är Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI); ett Sydafrika-baserat forskningsinstitut, i samarbete med Arbetsförmedlingen (AF). Inom ramen för insatsen koordinerar AF medverkan från andra svenska expertmyndigheter relevanta inom området social trygghet (så som Pensionsmyndigheten, Försäkringskassan och Skatteverket). Syftet med den föreslagna ITP:n är att bidra till förbättrade sociala trygghetssystem för förstärkt fattigdomsbekämpning, minskad sårbarhet, mindre ojämlikhet (gällande såväl könsskillnader som ekonomisk ojämlikhet) samt att motverka social utslagning och bidra till inkluderande social utveckling och rättvis ekonomisk tillväxt. Programmet kommer att genomföras i tio till femton länder i Afrika och Asien. Den första pilotomgången genomförs i Etiopien, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda och Zambia. Avsedda resultat inkluderar: 1) Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner 2) Förbättrade sociala trygghetssystem/resultat 3) bidra till utvecklingssynergier 4) Bidra till ett rättighetsbaserat arbetssätt som stärker jämställdhet mellan könen 5) Förstärkning av organisatorisk integritet Kärnmodulerna i ITP kommer att omfatta kapacitetsutveckling inom sex huvudområden: 1) Ramverk för sociala trygghetssystem som är rättighetsbaserade och inkluderar hela livscykeln 2) Utformning och genomförande av sociala trygghetssystem för att säkerställa social inkludering 3) Stärka utvecklingseffekterna (social protection plus och SDGs) 4) Stärkt integrering av jämställdhetsperspektivet i sociala trygghetssystem 5) Finansiering och samfinansiering av reformer, utvidgning och koordinering av sociala trygghetssystem 6) Följa upp och utvärdera sociala trygghetssystem för att möjliggöra evidensbaserad förändring. ITP:n kommer dessutom att utveckla specifika moduler och komponenter för att stödja de specifika förändringsprojekt som identifieras av landteamen. The objective of the ITP is to contribute to improved social protection systems to better tackle poverty, vulnerability, inequality (both gender and economic) and social exclusion and to contribute to inclusive social development and equitable economic growth. The programme is being implemented during 2019-2024 in ten countries in Africa and Asia (Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Rwanda, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Sudan, and Cambodia). Intended outcome areas: 1) Strengthening government capacity 2) Improving social protection systems/outcomes 3) Building development synergies 4) Rightsbased approaches to improve gender equality 5) Strengthening organisational integrity Central to the ITP are the change programs that each country team develop and implement throughout the implementation period. The change programs are inherited between cohorts of participants in each country, allowing for more long term approaches and focus on sustainability     Sweden Arbetsförmedlingen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Arbetsförmedlingen 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 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Stärkt kapacitet hos myndigheter och andra samhällsbärande institutioner i partnerländer att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom en hållbar och demokratisk samhällsutveckling samt bidra till jobbskapande, näringsutveckling, handel och investeringar. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-11992-11992A0201 Sweden The proposed intervention is an international training programme (ITP) on social protection, to be implemented in 2019-2023. Implementing partners are Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI); a South-Africa based research institute, in collaboration with the Swedish Public Employment Service (AF). In this programme, AF is also coordinating the contribution of other Swedish expert authorities relevant in the area of social protection (Swedish Pensions Agency, The Swedish Social Insurance Agency, The Swedish Tax Agency). The objective of the ITP is to contribute to improved social protection systems to better tackle poverty, vulnerability, inequality (both gender and economic), social exclusion and to contribute to inclusive social development and equitable economic growth. The programme will be implemented in ten to fifteen countries in Africa and Asia, starting in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. Intended outcomes include: 1) Strengthening government capacity 2) Improving social protection systems/outcomes 3) Building development synergies 4) Rights-based approaches to improve gender equality 5) Strengthening organisational integrity The core modules of the ITP will include training in six main areas: 1) Rights-based and life cycle frameworks for social protection systems, 2) The design and implementation of social protection systems to ensure social inclusion, 3) Strengthening developmental impacts ("Social Protection Plus"1 and the SDGs), 4) Enabling social protection to promote gender equality, 5) Financing and co-financing social protection reforms, expansions and integrations, and: 6) Monitoring and evaluating social protection systems to enable evidence-based change. In addition, the ITP will innovate specific modules and training components to support the specific change programmes identified by partner country teams. Den föreslagna insatsen är ett globalt kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram inom sociala trygghetssystem. Implementerande parter är Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI); ett Sydafrika-baserat forskningsinstitut, i samarbete med Arbetsförmedlingen (AF). Inom ramen för insatsen koordinerar AF medverkan från andra svenska expertmyndigheter relevanta inom området social trygghet (så som Pensionsmyndigheten, Försäkringskassan och Skatteverket). Syftet med den föreslagna ITP:n är att bidra till förbättrade sociala trygghetssystem för förstärkt fattigdomsbekämpning, minskad sårbarhet, mindre ojämlikhet (gällande såväl könsskillnader som ekonomisk ojämlikhet) samt att motverka social utslagning och bidra till inkluderande social utveckling och rättvis ekonomisk tillväxt. Programmet kommer att genomföras i tio till femton länder i Afrika och Asien. Den första pilotomgången genomförs i Etiopien, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda och Zambia. Avsedda resultat inkluderar: 1) Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner 2) Förbättrade sociala trygghetssystem/resultat 3) bidra till utvecklingssynergier 4) Bidra till ett rättighetsbaserat arbetssätt som stärker jämställdhet mellan könen 5) Förstärkning av organisatorisk integritet Kärnmodulerna i ITP kommer att omfatta kapacitetsutveckling inom sex huvudområden: 1) Ramverk för sociala trygghetssystem som är rättighetsbaserade och inkluderar hela livscykeln 2) Utformning och genomförande av sociala trygghetssystem för att säkerställa social inkludering 3) Stärka utvecklingseffekterna (social protection plus och SDGs) 4) Stärkt integrering av jämställdhetsperspektivet i sociala trygghetssystem 5) Finansiering och samfinansiering av reformer, utvidgning och koordinering av sociala trygghetssystem 6) Följa upp och utvärdera sociala trygghetssystem för att möjliggöra evidensbaserad förändring. ITP:n kommer dessutom att utveckla specifika moduler och komponenter för att stödja de specifika förändringsprojekt som identifieras av landteamen. The objective of the ITP is to contribute to improved social protection systems to better tackle poverty, vulnerability, inequality (both gender and economic) and social exclusion and to contribute to inclusive social development and equitable economic growth. The programme is being implemented during 2019-2024 in ten countries in Africa and Asia (Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Rwanda, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Sudan, and Cambodia). Intended outcome areas: 1) Strengthening government capacity 2) Improving social protection systems/outcomes 3) Building development synergies 4) Rightsbased approaches to improve gender equality 5) Strengthening organisational integrity Central to the ITP are the change programs that each country team develop and implement throughout the implementation period. 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Implementing partners are Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI); a South-Africa based research institute, in collaboration with the Swedish Public Employment Service (AF). In this programme, AF is also coordinating the contribution of other Swedish expert authorities relevant in the area of social protection (Swedish Pensions Agency, The Swedish Social Insurance Agency, The Swedish Tax Agency). The objective of the ITP is to contribute to improved social protection systems to better tackle poverty, vulnerability, inequality (both gender and economic), social exclusion and to contribute to inclusive social development and equitable economic growth. The programme will be implemented in ten to fifteen countries in Africa and Asia, starting in Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. Intended outcomes include: 1) Strengthening government capacity 2) Improving social protection systems/outcomes 3) Building development synergies 4) Rights-based approaches to improve gender equality 5) Strengthening organisational integrity The core modules of the ITP will include training in six main areas: 1) Rights-based and life cycle frameworks for social protection systems, 2) The design and implementation of social protection systems to ensure social inclusion, 3) Strengthening developmental impacts ("Social Protection Plus"1 and the SDGs), 4) Enabling social protection to promote gender equality, 5) Financing and co-financing social protection reforms, expansions and integrations, and: 6) Monitoring and evaluating social protection systems to enable evidence-based change. In addition, the ITP will innovate specific modules and training components to support the specific change programmes identified by partner country teams. Den föreslagna insatsen är ett globalt kapacitetsutvecklingsprogram inom sociala trygghetssystem. Implementerande parter är Economic Policy Research Institute (EPRI); ett Sydafrika-baserat forskningsinstitut, i samarbete med Arbetsförmedlingen (AF). Inom ramen för insatsen koordinerar AF medverkan från andra svenska expertmyndigheter relevanta inom området social trygghet (så som Pensionsmyndigheten, Försäkringskassan och Skatteverket). Syftet med den föreslagna ITP:n är att bidra till förbättrade sociala trygghetssystem för förstärkt fattigdomsbekämpning, minskad sårbarhet, mindre ojämlikhet (gällande såväl könsskillnader som ekonomisk ojämlikhet) samt att motverka social utslagning och bidra till inkluderande social utveckling och rättvis ekonomisk tillväxt. Programmet kommer att genomföras i tio till femton länder i Afrika och Asien. Den första pilotomgången genomförs i Etiopien, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda och Zambia. Avsedda resultat inkluderar: 1) Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner 2) Förbättrade sociala trygghetssystem/resultat 3) bidra till utvecklingssynergier 4) Bidra till ett rättighetsbaserat arbetssätt som stärker jämställdhet mellan könen 5) Förstärkning av organisatorisk integritet Kärnmodulerna i ITP kommer att omfatta kapacitetsutveckling inom sex huvudområden: 1) Ramverk för sociala trygghetssystem som är rättighetsbaserade och inkluderar hela livscykeln 2) Utformning och genomförande av sociala trygghetssystem för att säkerställa social inkludering 3) Stärka utvecklingseffekterna (social protection plus och SDGs) 4) Stärkt integrering av jämställdhetsperspektivet i sociala trygghetssystem 5) Finansiering och samfinansiering av reformer, utvidgning och koordinering av sociala trygghetssystem 6) Följa upp och utvärdera sociala trygghetssystem för att möjliggöra evidensbaserad förändring. ITP:n kommer dessutom att utveckla specifika moduler och komponenter för att stödja de specifika förändringsprojekt som identifieras av landteamen. The objective of the ITP is to contribute to improved social protection systems to better tackle poverty, vulnerability, inequality (both gender and economic) and social exclusion and to contribute to inclusive social development and equitable economic growth. The programme is being implemented during 2019-2024 in ten countries in Africa and Asia (Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Zambia, Rwanda, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Sudan, and Cambodia). Intended outcome areas: 1) Strengthening government capacity 2) Improving social protection systems/outcomes 3) Building development synergies 4) Rightsbased approaches to improve gender equality 5) Strengthening organisational integrity Central to the ITP are the change programs that each country team develop and implement throughout the implementation period. The change programs are inherited between cohorts of participants in each country, allowing for more long term approaches and focus on sustainability     Sweden EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EPRI/Economic Policy Research Institute 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 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Stärkt kapacitet hos myndigheter och andra samhällsbärande institutioner i partnerländer att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom en hållbar och demokratisk samhällsutveckling samt bidra till jobbskapande, näringsutveckling, handel och investeringar. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12322 Sweden Sida and USAID's 'Task Force' mission has since August 2014 run in parallel with the "Institutional capital" project on how Sida can promote institutional capital to infrastructure in Sub-Saharan Africa. It is now a merged project that aims to develop partnerships between donors and actors in the capital market to bring about energy and infrastructure projects in developing countries. Sidas och USAID's "Task Force"-uppdrag har sedan augusti 2014 löpt parallelt med "institutionellt kapital"-projektet om hur Sida kan främja insitutionellt kapital till infrastruktur i Afrika söder om Sahara. Det är nu ett och samma projekt och går ut på att utveckla partnerskap mellan givare och aktörer på kapitalmarknaden för att få till stånd energi- och infrastrukturprojekt. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-12322-12322A0101 Sweden Sida and USAID's 'Task Force' mission has since August 2014 run in parallel with the "Institutional capital" project on how Sida can promote institutional capital to infrastructure in Sub-Saharan Africa. It is now a merged project that aims to develop partnerships between donors and actors in the capital market to bring about energy and infrastructure projects in developing countries. Sidas och USAID's "Task Force"-uppdrag har sedan augusti 2014 löpt parallelt med "institutionellt kapital"-projektet om hur Sida kan främja insitutionellt kapital till infrastruktur i Afrika söder om Sahara. Det är nu ett och samma projekt och går ut på att utveckla partnerskap mellan givare och aktörer på kapitalmarknaden för att få till stånd energi- och infrastrukturprojekt. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 532768 534865 532768 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 62400 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 62400 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 149968 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 258000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12322-12322A0103 Sweden Sida and USAID's 'Task Force' mission has since August 2014 run in parallel with the "Institutional capital" project on how Sida can promote institutional capital to infrastructure in Sub-Saharan Africa. It is now a merged project that aims to develop partnerships between donors and actors in the capital market to bring about energy and infrastructure projects in developing countries. Sidas och USAID's "Task Force"-uppdrag har sedan augusti 2014 löpt parallelt med "institutionellt kapital"-projektet om hur Sida kan främja insitutionellt kapital till infrastruktur i Afrika söder om Sahara. Det är nu ett och samma projekt och går ut på att utveckla partnerskap mellan givare och aktörer på kapitalmarknaden för att få till stånd energi- och infrastrukturprojekt. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 73114 73114 0 73114 Sida 73113.98 Sida SE-0-SE-6-12322-12322A0104 Sweden Sida and USAID's 'Task Force' mission has since August 2014 run in parallel with the "Institutional capital" project on how Sida can promote institutional capital to infrastructure in Sub-Saharan Africa. It is now a merged project that aims to develop partnerships between donors and actors in the capital market to bring about energy and infrastructure projects in developing countries. Sidas och USAID's "Task Force"-uppdrag har sedan augusti 2014 löpt parallelt med "institutionellt kapital"-projektet om hur Sida kan främja insitutionellt kapital till infrastruktur i Afrika söder om Sahara. Det är nu ett och samma projekt och går ut på att utveckla partnerskap mellan givare och aktörer på kapitalmarknaden för att få till stånd energi- och infrastrukturprojekt. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 112321 0 112321 112321 Sida 73447.79 Sida 6233.28 Sida 14900 Sida 17740 Sida Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12322-12322A0105 Sweden Sida and USAID's 'Task Force' mission has since August 2014 run in parallel with the "Institutional capital" project on how Sida can promote institutional capital to infrastructure in Sub-Saharan Africa. It is now a merged project that aims to develop partnerships between donors and actors in the capital market to bring about energy and infrastructure projects in developing countries. Sidas och USAID's "Task Force"-uppdrag har sedan augusti 2014 löpt parallelt med "institutionellt kapital"-projektet om hur Sida kan främja insitutionellt kapital till infrastruktur i Afrika söder om Sahara. Det är nu ett och samma projekt och går ut på att utveckla partnerskap mellan givare och aktörer på kapitalmarknaden för att få till stånd energi- och infrastrukturprojekt. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 395891 395891 0 395891 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 395891 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12640 Sweden CGIAR is a global partnership that unites organizations engaged in agricultural research, and its main activity is focused on increasing agricultural productivity in low-income countries. Sweden is considered to be one of the founders and has been supporting CGIAR since 1971. CGIAR will work specifically with: reducing poverty in rural areas, increasing food safety, improving nutrition and health and sustainable natural resource management. CGIAR contributes strongly to SDGs 1, 2, 3, 5, 6.13 and 15 and moderately to SDGs 8, 10, 12, 16 and 17. It is a priority task for CGIAR to develop knowledge and skills about biodiversity and how it changes in agricultural landscapes landscapes, forests and water systems. With new knowledge of biodiversity in agriculture, the scientific basis is built for a better understanding of the agricultural ecosystem and the best solutions to keep and protect biodiversity. In light of climate change, the need for new knowledge on biodiversity and ecosystems is increasing. The research is conducted by 15 international centers that are members of the CGIAR System Organization in close collaboration with 3000 partners, including national and regional research institutes, civil society organizations, academia, development organizations and the private sector. CGIAR manages 11 biobanks to ensure the availability of processing materials for their own and their partners' use. Sida decided 2017 to accept a new agreement structure for supporting the CGIAR Fund (at the World Bank) and CGIAR System Organization (at CGIAR System Management Office). The decision describes clearly the new CGIAR governance and management structure. The support goes to the CGIAR Trust Fund, which is a Financial Intermediary Fund (FIF) with many donors including Sweden. The fund is managed by the World Bank and governed by a Funding Agreement with CGIAR System Organization. The funds are allocated in accordance to decisions made by the CGIAR System Council to 12 research programs and three research platforms after evaluation by an Independent Science Development Council (ISDC). The formal approval of the research programmes has been made by the System Council and Sida was represented at all meetings (a total of 19 meetings 2010-2019). A total of SEK 506 million is proposed for CGIAR 2019-2022. One Appraisal of Contribution covering two strategies has been prepared: research cooperation and global cooperation on environment. It is proposed to support CGIAR during 2019-2022 with SEK 470 million as unrestricted support (Window 1) for CGIAR's research programmes (CRPs), platforms and CGIAR System Organization (Window 1), and SEK 36 million delegated from GLOBEN/INTEM to Window 2: of which SEK 16 million for the program on small-scale fishing (CRP FISH) and SEK 20 million for the Water, Land and Ecosystems CRP (WLE). In 2018, Sida's support to CGIAR was SEK 115 million through Window 1 and SEK 8 million for the program on small-scale fishing (FISH CRP) through Window 2. The support suggested for 2019-2022 is somewhat larger per year. The previous phase covered 2013-2017 with SEK 664 million for Window 1. CGIAR's total budget for 2018 was USD 849 million and the three largest donors were the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, DFID and USAID with Sweden on seventh place. CGIAR's total budget 2019-2022 is estimated to be slightly larger per year than 2018. CGIAR är ett globalt partnerskap som förenar organisationer som bedriver lantbruksforskning, och dess huvudsakliga verksamhet är inriktad på att öka produktiviteten inom lantbruket i låginkomstländer. Sverige räknas som en av grundarna och har stött CGIAR sedan 1971. CGIAR fokuserar på att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden, öka livsmedelssäkerheten och förbättra näring och hälsa och hållbar naturresursförvaltning. Forskningen utförs av 15 internationella centra som är medlemmar i CGIAR System Organisation i nära samarbete med 3000 partners, inklusive nationella och regionala forskningsinstitut, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin, utvecklingsorganisationer och den privata sektorn. CGIAR förvaltar 11 biobanker för att säkerställa att material till förädling för sitt eget och sina partners bruk är tillgängligt. Sida beslutade 2017 om att acceptera en ny avtalskonstruktion för CGIAR fonden på Världsbanken och CGIAR System Organisation på CGIAR System Management Organisation. Beslutet belyser tydligt CGIARs förvaltningsstruktur. Stödet går till CGIAR Trust Fund som är en förvaltningsfond (Financial Intermediary Fund, FIF) med många givare där Sverige ingår. Fonden förvaltas av Världsbanken och regleras genom ett s.k. Funding Agreement med CGIAR System Organisation. Medlen vidareförmedlas enligt beslut i styrelsen (CGIAR System Council) till 12 forskningsprogram och tre forskningsplattformar efter utvärdering av ett självständigt vetenskapligt utskott (Independent Science for development Council, ISDC). Det formella godkännandet av forskningsprogrammen har gjorts av det sk System Council och Sida har funnits representerat vid samtliga möten (sammanlagt 19 möten 2010-2019). CGIAR informerade vid styrelsemöten i Addis Abeba och Chengdu i maj och november 2019 att forskningsprogrammen och plattformarna endast var resurssatta med mellan 80-85% av den godkända budgeten. Sida såg behovet av mer medel och hade medel så därför föreslås en genomsnittlig höjning och att ett större belopp utbetalas under 2019 då stora behov finns. Totalt föreslås stöd med 506 MSEK till CGIAR 2019-2022. Det görs en beredning men den täcker två strategier: forskningssamarbete och globala miljösamarbeten. Det föreslås stöd till CGIAR under 2019-2022 med 470 MSEK som stöd utan begränsningar (Fönster 1) till CGIARs forskningsprogram (CGIAR Research Programme, CRP), plattformar och CGIAR System Organisation (Fönster 1), och 36 MSEK som delegeras från GLOBEN/INTEM till Fönster 2: dels 16 MSEK till programmet om småskaligt fiske (CRP FISH) och dels 20 MSEK till programmet om naturresurser, Water, Land and Ecosystems (CRP WLE). År 2018 finansierade Sida CGIAR med 115 MSEK genom Fönster 1 och 8 MSEK till programmet om småskaligt fiske genom Fönster 2. Stödet under 2019-2022 är något större. Den tidigare fasen omfattade 2013 till 2017 med 664 MSEK till fönster 1. CGIARs totala budget 2018 var 849 MUSD och de tre största givarna är Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, DFID och USAID och Sverige kommer på sjunde plats. CGIARs totala budget 2019-2022 uppskattas bli något större per år än 2018. CGIAR is a global agricultural network and the objective according to the organisation is to produce science for humanity's greatest challenges towards a world free of poverty, hunger and environmental degradation. The role of the CGIAR is to carry out research to support agricultural development as well as nutrition security and environmental sustainability. Previously known as the Consultative Group for International Agriculture Research, since 2010 it has been known simply as CGIAR and consisted of 15 Centres that carry out research in partnership with Universities, organisations belonging to National Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES), the private sector and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), including farmer organisations. Since 2019 the organization has been undergoing a reform to "One CGIAR" based on the premise that CGIARs people, together with partners, can have more impact when brought together under fewer institutional boundaries and supported by empowered management, clear governance and an integrated operational structure. Currently 12 Centres have signed the Integrated Framework Agreement (IFA) that is the foundation of the new organization. Sidas contribution to the CGIAR during 2019-2022 supported amongst others, the development and deployment of: crop varieties that are climate resilient, more resistant to heat, drought and flooding; crop varieties that are more nutritious, with elevated levels of essential micronutrients; agronomic practices that boost resilience and reduce the use of costly inputs; new livestock varieties, diagnostics, vaccines and medicines, to reduce the risks faced by pastoralists and livestock keepers (including antimicrobial resistance); evidence to support better policies that will help poor farmers use new technology to access markets, reduce risks and increase incomes. Research and Institutional capacity building will be advanced by partnering with national Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES) and National Universities. During 2022, Sida provided support to CGIAR through funding of Window 1 (pooled funding, undesignated). During the current phase (2019-2022) Sida has contributed in total 538 MSEK of wich 455 MSEK to Window 1 and 74 MSEK to designated pooled funding (Window 2). Funding under Window 2 came from Sidas strategy Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav, hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018-2022 and went to Water, Land and Ecosystems CGIAR Research Programme (CRP) with MSEK 40, and to FISH CRP with MSEK 16. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Agricultural research Agriculture The CGIAR reports based on five impact areas. 1) Climate adaptation and mitigation 2) Environmental health and biodiversity 3) Nutrition, health and food security 4) Poverty reduction, livelihood, and jobs 5) Gender equality, youth, and social inclusion. The results per impact area are reported upon through the CGIAR Dashboards. They present yearly results achieved by CGIARs Initiatives and Impact Area Platforms, providing access both to summarized results and to the detailed underlying data. The Dashboards draw on quality-assured information from the annual reports of the CGIAR Initiatives and Impact Area Platforms. At the moment, the yearly annual report 2023 and updated figures on Dashboard is available. The 2023 CGIAR Technical Report offers insights into how the CGIAR are forging ahead with new initiatives to deliver impact, and types of internal practices and reporting methods in place to improve and communicate its performance. Results are reported under four themes: 1) Genetic Innovation; 2) Systems Transformation; 3) Resilient Agrifood Systems; and 4) Regional Integrated Initiatives (cf. https://www.cgiar.org/portfolio-narrative/action-area-focus/). Sidas contribution to the CGIAR during 2019-2022 supported amongst others, the development and deployment of: crop varieties that are climate resilient, more resistant to heat, drought and flooding; crop varieties that are more nutritious, with elevated levels of essential micronutrients; agronomic practices that boost resilience and reduce the use of costly inputs; new livestock varieties, diagnostics, vaccines and medicines, to reduce the risks faced by pastoralists and livestock keepers (including antimicrobial resistance); evidence to support better policies that will help poor farmers use new technology to access markets, reduce risks and increase incomes. Research and Institutional capacity building will be advanced by partnering with national Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES) and National Universities. The CGIAR System is a research network, but with a strong focus on partnership to bring research to impact and scale. The Makunda Makeover TV show in Zambia can be used a good and succefull example of this. The first reality TV show of its kind in Zambia, Munda Makeover, premiered on the Zambia National Broadcast Corporation (ZNBC) in November 2022. The farmer makeover show targeted smallholder farmers in Zambia to help scale out climate information services (CIS) and climate smart agriculture (CSA). Munda Makeover was facilitated by CGIAR initiatives and brought together the development, research, and commercial sectors to entertain and inform smallholders on CIS and CSA solutions and practices available to them, taking on the CGIAR Impact Areas of Climate Adaptation and Mitigation, and Nutrition, Health, and Food Security. The combined impacts of climate change, rising populations, scarce resources, and growing demand for food are undermining economic development and food security in Africa. The lack of access to technologies, such as smartphones and the internet, is a barrier to spreading knowledge and awareness among smallholder farmers. Life TV holds the potential to bridge this gap by engaging a wider audien The show focused on climate-smart agriculture and promoted best farming practices for crop, tree, and livestock production and marketing with departure from the needs of the farming family, with particular attention to womens role in farming. Agri-business SMEs were promoted in the show as essential actors in a thriving agricultural ecosystem. SMEs provide farmers with cost-effective and well-packaged technologies, as well as the necessary services, to improve farms and mobilize their farming potential. The objective was to increase farm productivity and profits while improving adaptation to climate change, with the overarching goal of delivering a climate-smart African future driven by science and innovation in agriculture. Munda Makeover travelled all over Zambia, connecting with farmers facing diverse issues, helping resolve them through expert advice and by interaction with other farmers. Each episode was 26 minutes long, composed of four- to five-minute features, introductions, and short promos. During each episode, the presenter and experts visit a family farm to demonstrate practical solutions that can be useful to improve farming practices and make useful changes on the farm, as viewers watch on The 20 episodes reached approximately 3 million people each week. It is now available, for free, on You Tube. The broadcast ran parallel to the main growing season, beginning with issues around soil testing, seed selection, and planting, then moving to pest and disease management, crop management, and all the way to harvesting, reducing post-harvest losses, storage, and markets. Issues around livestock management, financial inclusion, nutrition, and modern cooking solutions run throughout the entire season. To improve farmer knowledge exchange and learning, group approaches and cooperatives wew also featured. Gender There are two separate but interlinked issues regarding gender equality within CGIAR. The integration of gender equality and womens economic empowerment in CGIAR's research portfolio and research initiatives are essential priorities for Sweden The second issue is the integration of gender equality into the organisational structures of the CGIAR. Gender equality in the work place is important in itself and a necessity for the success of the research and innovations portfolio. Each CGIAR Impact Area as defined in the 2030 Research and Innovation Strategy is supported by a dedicated Platform. CGIARs GENDER (Generating Evidence and New Directions for Equitable Results) Platform was launched in 2020. In support of CGIARs Strategy, this existing platform has transitioned into CGIARs Impact Platform on Gender Equality, Youth and Social Inclusion and is expanding its work to support the entire Impact Area. The Gender Platform: Guides and amplifies CGIAR research, ensuring meaningful and lasting contributions to the global targets above. Strengthens the performance of gender and social science research within and beyond CGIAR by identifying the highest standards and setting strategic direction. Conducts independent research across the CGIAR portfolio, to synthesize evidence and fill gaps. Engages a wide range of partners, builds capacity and informs global policy discussions. The recent evaluation of the Gender Platform showed good results and a promising way of working. Regarding the organisational structure, the Gender, Diversity, and Inclusion (GDI) function was established as cross-functional support throughout the work of CGIAR. The main purpose is to provide expertise and guidance, tools and systems and to build consensus through advocacy. The GDI function is operationalized by a GDI framework and a GDI action plan. The integration of gender in CGIAR is planned and structured with high ambitions. There are good policies and approaches enabling change, but a slow pace of achievement. Lack of mandate and expertise in the area of gender equality impedes the gender mainstreaming integration in CGIAR. There is a need for a development of the gender analysis in the organisation. Several indicators for the area are discussed but only partly complied with. The information is well-established thanks to the gender platform, the gender knowledge hub, the framework, the action plan, and the communication through HR in the organisation but needs to be better used. Sida has for many years had gender equality as one of its priority dialogue points with CGIAR. As we mainly work through the System Council and the European donor group EIARD, we need to get them on board as well. Thanks to Sidas efforts, Gender in research and Gender in the work place are now standing items of the System Council agenda, maintaining it as a priority for the whole organisation. Furthermore, Sida has been instrumental in forming the group Friends of Gender with Australia, Canada, Germany and Sweden as core members. CGIAR is working increasingly strategically with gender issues, but there is still need for strong dialogue on the issue both regarding gender research in food systems, integrating in gender in food systems research, and gender in the work place. Governance The reform to OneCGIAR during 2019-2023 aimed at achieving a more comprehensive respons to global challenges through a more integrated and impactful CGIAR. The rationale behind being that today, research and innovation in food, land and water systems are crucial for a sustainable, climate-resilient world free from hunger and malnutrition and that new approaches, and a doubling of investment, are needed to ensure we can achieve the Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. The reform considered both organisation and research programs. A new 2030 Research and Innovation Strategy was developed in 2020/21 with a mission to deliver science and innovation that advance the transformation of food, land, and water systems in a climate crisis. Later a new research portfolio for 2022-2024 was developed to operationalize the strategy. The big difference to previous portfolios was the multidisciplinary modus of programs that were shared by Centres, not focused on Centre thematics. There were platforms to lead the overarching work on prioritised areas such as the Gender and Social Inclusion Platform and Environment and Climate Platform. A wide range of stakeholders, including donors, were systematically consulted during the operationalisation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12640-12640A0101 Sweden CGIAR is a global partnership that unites organizations engaged in agricultural research, and its main activity is focused on increasing agricultural productivity in low-income countries. Sweden is considered to be one of the founders and has been supporting CGIAR since 1971. CGIAR will work specifically with: reducing poverty in rural areas, increasing food safety, improving nutrition and health and sustainable natural resource management. CGIAR contributes strongly to SDGs 1, 2, 3, 5, 6.13 and 15 and moderately to SDGs 8, 10, 12, 16 and 17. It is a priority task for CGIAR to develop knowledge and skills about biodiversity and how it changes in agricultural landscapes landscapes, forests and water systems. With new knowledge of biodiversity in agriculture, the scientific basis is built for a better understanding of the agricultural ecosystem and the best solutions to keep and protect biodiversity. In light of climate change, the need for new knowledge on biodiversity and ecosystems is increasing. The research is conducted by 15 international centers that are members of the CGIAR System Organization in close collaboration with 3000 partners, including national and regional research institutes, civil society organizations, academia, development organizations and the private sector. CGIAR manages 11 biobanks to ensure the availability of processing materials for their own and their partners' use. Sida decided 2017 to accept a new agreement structure for supporting the CGIAR Fund (at the World Bank) and CGIAR System Organization (at CGIAR System Management Office). The decision describes clearly the new CGIAR governance and management structure. The support goes to the CGIAR Trust Fund, which is a Financial Intermediary Fund (FIF) with many donors including Sweden. The fund is managed by the World Bank and governed by a Funding Agreement with CGIAR System Organization. The funds are allocated in accordance to decisions made by the CGIAR System Council to 12 research programs and three research platforms after evaluation by an Independent Science Development Council (ISDC). The formal approval of the research programmes has been made by the System Council and Sida was represented at all meetings (a total of 19 meetings 2010-2019). A total of SEK 506 million is proposed for CGIAR 2019-2022. One Appraisal of Contribution covering two strategies has been prepared: research cooperation and global cooperation on environment. It is proposed to support CGIAR during 2019-2022 with SEK 470 million as unrestricted support (Window 1) for CGIAR's research programmes (CRPs), platforms and CGIAR System Organization (Window 1), and SEK 36 million delegated from GLOBEN/INTEM to Window 2: of which SEK 16 million for the program on small-scale fishing (CRP FISH) and SEK 20 million for the Water, Land and Ecosystems CRP (WLE). In 2018, Sida's support to CGIAR was SEK 115 million through Window 1 and SEK 8 million for the program on small-scale fishing (FISH CRP) through Window 2. The support suggested for 2019-2022 is somewhat larger per year. The previous phase covered 2013-2017 with SEK 664 million for Window 1. CGIAR's total budget for 2018 was USD 849 million and the three largest donors were the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, DFID and USAID with Sweden on seventh place. CGIAR's total budget 2019-2022 is estimated to be slightly larger per year than 2018. CGIAR är ett globalt partnerskap som förenar organisationer som bedriver lantbruksforskning, och dess huvudsakliga verksamhet är inriktad på att öka produktiviteten inom lantbruket i låginkomstländer. Sverige räknas som en av grundarna och har stött CGIAR sedan 1971. CGIAR fokuserar på att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden, öka livsmedelssäkerheten och förbättra näring och hälsa och hållbar naturresursförvaltning. Forskningen utförs av 15 internationella centra som är medlemmar i CGIAR System Organisation i nära samarbete med 3000 partners, inklusive nationella och regionala forskningsinstitut, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin, utvecklingsorganisationer och den privata sektorn. CGIAR förvaltar 11 biobanker för att säkerställa att material till förädling för sitt eget och sina partners bruk är tillgängligt. Sida beslutade 2017 om att acceptera en ny avtalskonstruktion för CGIAR fonden på Världsbanken och CGIAR System Organisation på CGIAR System Management Organisation. Beslutet belyser tydligt CGIARs förvaltningsstruktur. Stödet går till CGIAR Trust Fund som är en förvaltningsfond (Financial Intermediary Fund, FIF) med många givare där Sverige ingår. Fonden förvaltas av Världsbanken och regleras genom ett s.k. Funding Agreement med CGIAR System Organisation. Medlen vidareförmedlas enligt beslut i styrelsen (CGIAR System Council) till 12 forskningsprogram och tre forskningsplattformar efter utvärdering av ett självständigt vetenskapligt utskott (Independent Science for development Council, ISDC). Det formella godkännandet av forskningsprogrammen har gjorts av det sk System Council och Sida har funnits representerat vid samtliga möten (sammanlagt 19 möten 2010-2019). CGIAR informerade vid styrelsemöten i Addis Abeba och Chengdu i maj och november 2019 att forskningsprogrammen och plattformarna endast var resurssatta med mellan 80-85% av den godkända budgeten. Sida såg behovet av mer medel och hade medel så därför föreslås en genomsnittlig höjning och att ett större belopp utbetalas under 2019 då stora behov finns. Totalt föreslås stöd med 506 MSEK till CGIAR 2019-2022. Det görs en beredning men den täcker två strategier: forskningssamarbete och globala miljösamarbeten. Det föreslås stöd till CGIAR under 2019-2022 med 470 MSEK som stöd utan begränsningar (Fönster 1) till CGIARs forskningsprogram (CGIAR Research Programme, CRP), plattformar och CGIAR System Organisation (Fönster 1), och 36 MSEK som delegeras från GLOBEN/INTEM till Fönster 2: dels 16 MSEK till programmet om småskaligt fiske (CRP FISH) och dels 20 MSEK till programmet om naturresurser, Water, Land and Ecosystems (CRP WLE). År 2018 finansierade Sida CGIAR med 115 MSEK genom Fönster 1 och 8 MSEK till programmet om småskaligt fiske genom Fönster 2. Stödet under 2019-2022 är något större. Den tidigare fasen omfattade 2013 till 2017 med 664 MSEK till fönster 1. CGIARs totala budget 2018 var 849 MUSD och de tre största givarna är Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, DFID och USAID och Sverige kommer på sjunde plats. CGIARs totala budget 2019-2022 uppskattas bli något större per år än 2018. CGIAR is a global agricultural network and the objective according to the organisation is to produce science for humanity's greatest challenges towards a world free of poverty, hunger and environmental degradation. The role of the CGIAR is to carry out research to support agricultural development as well as nutrition security and environmental sustainability. Previously known as the Consultative Group for International Agriculture Research, since 2010 it has been known simply as CGIAR and consisted of 15 Centres that carry out research in partnership with Universities, organisations belonging to National Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES), the private sector and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), including farmer organisations. Since 2019 the organization has been undergoing a reform to "One CGIAR" based on the premise that CGIARs people, together with partners, can have more impact when brought together under fewer institutional boundaries and supported by empowered management, clear governance and an integrated operational structure. Currently 12 Centres have signed the Integrated Framework Agreement (IFA) that is the foundation of the new organization. Sidas contribution to the CGIAR during 2019-2022 supported amongst others, the development and deployment of: crop varieties that are climate resilient, more resistant to heat, drought and flooding; crop varieties that are more nutritious, with elevated levels of essential micronutrients; agronomic practices that boost resilience and reduce the use of costly inputs; new livestock varieties, diagnostics, vaccines and medicines, to reduce the risks faced by pastoralists and livestock keepers (including antimicrobial resistance); evidence to support better policies that will help poor farmers use new technology to access markets, reduce risks and increase incomes. Research and Institutional capacity building will be advanced by partnering with national Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES) and National Universities. During 2022, Sida provided support to CGIAR through funding of Window 1 (pooled funding, undesignated). During the current phase (2019-2022) Sida has contributed in total 538 MSEK of wich 455 MSEK to Window 1 and 74 MSEK to designated pooled funding (Window 2). Funding under Window 2 came from Sidas strategy Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav, hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018-2022 and went to Water, Land and Ecosystems CGIAR Research Programme (CRP) with MSEK 40, and to FISH CRP with MSEK 16. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 14.7 - By 2030, increase the economic benefits to small island developing States and least developed countries from the sustainable use of marine resources, including through sustainable management of fisheries, aquaculture and tourism. 14.7 - Till 2030 öka den ekonomiska nyttan för små önationer under utveckling och de minst utvecklade länderna av ett hållbart nyttjande av marina resurser, bland annat genom en hållbar förvaltning av fiske, vattenbruk och turism. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 165000000 190000000 100000000 0 0 100000000 75000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 115000000 165000000 0 455000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 165000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 75000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 115000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 100000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt Improved conditions for researchers to develop innovative ideas with the potential to contribute to the emergence of new products and services that contribute to poverty reduction and a sustainable society Förbättrade förutsättningar för forskare att utveckla innovativa idéer med potential att bidra till framväxandet av nya produkter och tjänster som bidrar till minskad fattigdom och ett hållbart samhälle Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12640-12640A0102 Sweden CGIAR is a global partnership that unites organizations engaged in agricultural research, and its main activity is focused on increasing agricultural productivity in low-income countries. Sweden is considered to be one of the founders and has been supporting CGIAR since 1971. CGIAR will work specifically with: reducing poverty in rural areas, increasing food safety, improving nutrition and health and sustainable natural resource management. CGIAR contributes strongly to SDGs 1, 2, 3, 5, 6.13 and 15 and moderately to SDGs 8, 10, 12, 16 and 17. It is a priority task for CGIAR to develop knowledge and skills about biodiversity and how it changes in agricultural landscapes landscapes, forests and water systems. With new knowledge of biodiversity in agriculture, the scientific basis is built for a better understanding of the agricultural ecosystem and the best solutions to keep and protect biodiversity. In light of climate change, the need for new knowledge on biodiversity and ecosystems is increasing. The research is conducted by 15 international centers that are members of the CGIAR System Organization in close collaboration with 3000 partners, including national and regional research institutes, civil society organizations, academia, development organizations and the private sector. CGIAR manages 11 biobanks to ensure the availability of processing materials for their own and their partners' use. Sida decided 2017 to accept a new agreement structure for supporting the CGIAR Fund (at the World Bank) and CGIAR System Organization (at CGIAR System Management Office). The decision describes clearly the new CGIAR governance and management structure. The support goes to the CGIAR Trust Fund, which is a Financial Intermediary Fund (FIF) with many donors including Sweden. The fund is managed by the World Bank and governed by a Funding Agreement with CGIAR System Organization. The funds are allocated in accordance to decisions made by the CGIAR System Council to 12 research programs and three research platforms after evaluation by an Independent Science Development Council (ISDC). The formal approval of the research programmes has been made by the System Council and Sida was represented at all meetings (a total of 19 meetings 2010-2019). A total of SEK 506 million is proposed for CGIAR 2019-2022. One Appraisal of Contribution covering two strategies has been prepared: research cooperation and global cooperation on environment. It is proposed to support CGIAR during 2019-2022 with SEK 470 million as unrestricted support (Window 1) for CGIAR's research programmes (CRPs), platforms and CGIAR System Organization (Window 1), and SEK 36 million delegated from GLOBEN/INTEM to Window 2: of which SEK 16 million for the program on small-scale fishing (CRP FISH) and SEK 20 million for the Water, Land and Ecosystems CRP (WLE). In 2018, Sida's support to CGIAR was SEK 115 million through Window 1 and SEK 8 million for the program on small-scale fishing (FISH CRP) through Window 2. The support suggested for 2019-2022 is somewhat larger per year. The previous phase covered 2013-2017 with SEK 664 million for Window 1. CGIAR's total budget for 2018 was USD 849 million and the three largest donors were the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, DFID and USAID with Sweden on seventh place. CGIAR's total budget 2019-2022 is estimated to be slightly larger per year than 2018. CGIAR är ett globalt partnerskap som förenar organisationer som bedriver lantbruksforskning, och dess huvudsakliga verksamhet är inriktad på att öka produktiviteten inom lantbruket i låginkomstländer. Sverige räknas som en av grundarna och har stött CGIAR sedan 1971. CGIAR fokuserar på att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden, öka livsmedelssäkerheten och förbättra näring och hälsa och hållbar naturresursförvaltning. Forskningen utförs av 15 internationella centra som är medlemmar i CGIAR System Organisation i nära samarbete med 3000 partners, inklusive nationella och regionala forskningsinstitut, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin, utvecklingsorganisationer och den privata sektorn. CGIAR förvaltar 11 biobanker för att säkerställa att material till förädling för sitt eget och sina partners bruk är tillgängligt. Sida beslutade 2017 om att acceptera en ny avtalskonstruktion för CGIAR fonden på Världsbanken och CGIAR System Organisation på CGIAR System Management Organisation. Beslutet belyser tydligt CGIARs förvaltningsstruktur. Stödet går till CGIAR Trust Fund som är en förvaltningsfond (Financial Intermediary Fund, FIF) med många givare där Sverige ingår. Fonden förvaltas av Världsbanken och regleras genom ett s.k. Funding Agreement med CGIAR System Organisation. Medlen vidareförmedlas enligt beslut i styrelsen (CGIAR System Council) till 12 forskningsprogram och tre forskningsplattformar efter utvärdering av ett självständigt vetenskapligt utskott (Independent Science for development Council, ISDC). Det formella godkännandet av forskningsprogrammen har gjorts av det sk System Council och Sida har funnits representerat vid samtliga möten (sammanlagt 19 möten 2010-2019). CGIAR informerade vid styrelsemöten i Addis Abeba och Chengdu i maj och november 2019 att forskningsprogrammen och plattformarna endast var resurssatta med mellan 80-85% av den godkända budgeten. Sida såg behovet av mer medel och hade medel så därför föreslås en genomsnittlig höjning och att ett större belopp utbetalas under 2019 då stora behov finns. Totalt föreslås stöd med 506 MSEK till CGIAR 2019-2022. Det görs en beredning men den täcker två strategier: forskningssamarbete och globala miljösamarbeten. Det föreslås stöd till CGIAR under 2019-2022 med 470 MSEK som stöd utan begränsningar (Fönster 1) till CGIARs forskningsprogram (CGIAR Research Programme, CRP), plattformar och CGIAR System Organisation (Fönster 1), och 36 MSEK som delegeras från GLOBEN/INTEM till Fönster 2: dels 16 MSEK till programmet om småskaligt fiske (CRP FISH) och dels 20 MSEK till programmet om naturresurser, Water, Land and Ecosystems (CRP WLE). År 2018 finansierade Sida CGIAR med 115 MSEK genom Fönster 1 och 8 MSEK till programmet om småskaligt fiske genom Fönster 2. Stödet under 2019-2022 är något större. Den tidigare fasen omfattade 2013 till 2017 med 664 MSEK till fönster 1. CGIARs totala budget 2018 var 849 MUSD och de tre största givarna är Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, DFID och USAID och Sverige kommer på sjunde plats. CGIARs totala budget 2019-2022 uppskattas bli något större per år än 2018. CGIAR is a global agricultural network and the objective according to the organisation is to produce science for humanity's greatest challenges towards a world free of poverty, hunger and environmental degradation. The role of the CGIAR is to carry out research to support agricultural development as well as nutrition security and environmental sustainability. Previously known as the Consultative Group for International Agriculture Research, since 2010 it has been known simply as CGIAR and consisted of 15 Centres that carry out research in partnership with Universities, organisations belonging to National Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES), the private sector and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), including farmer organisations. Since 2019 the organization has been undergoing a reform to "One CGIAR" based on the premise that CGIARs people, together with partners, can have more impact when brought together under fewer institutional boundaries and supported by empowered management, clear governance and an integrated operational structure. Currently 12 Centres have signed the Integrated Framework Agreement (IFA) that is the foundation of the new organization. Sidas contribution to the CGIAR during 2019-2022 supported amongst others, the development and deployment of: crop varieties that are climate resilient, more resistant to heat, drought and flooding; crop varieties that are more nutritious, with elevated levels of essential micronutrients; agronomic practices that boost resilience and reduce the use of costly inputs; new livestock varieties, diagnostics, vaccines and medicines, to reduce the risks faced by pastoralists and livestock keepers (including antimicrobial resistance); evidence to support better policies that will help poor farmers use new technology to access markets, reduce risks and increase incomes. Research and Institutional capacity building will be advanced by partnering with national Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES) and National Universities. During 2022, Sida provided support to CGIAR through funding of Window 1 (pooled funding, undesignated). During the current phase (2019-2022) Sida has contributed in total 538 MSEK of wich 455 MSEK to Window 1 and 74 MSEK to designated pooled funding (Window 2). Funding under Window 2 came from Sidas strategy Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav, hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018-2022 and went to Water, Land and Ecosystems CGIAR Research Programme (CRP) with MSEK 40, and to FISH CRP with MSEK 16. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 14.7 - Till 2030 öka den ekonomiska nyttan för små önationer under utveckling och de minst utvecklade länderna av ett hållbart nyttjande av marina resurser, bland annat genom en hållbar förvaltning av fiske, vattenbruk och turism. 14.7 - By 2030, increase the economic benefits to small island developing States and least developed countries from the sustainable use of marine resources, including through sustainable management of fisheries, aquaculture and tourism. 14.b - Säkerställa tillträde för småskaliga icke-industriella fiskare till marina resurser och marknader. 14.b - Provide access for small-scale artisanal fishers to marine resources and markets. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 8000000 0 8000000 8000000 0 0 0 16000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 8000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 8000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including preventive chemical control and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive förebyggande kemikaliekontroll och avfallshantering. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened protection and rehabilitation, as well as sustainable management and use of marine, coastal and freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, natural resources, and ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12640-12640A0103 Sweden CGIAR is a global partnership that unites organizations engaged in agricultural research, and its main activity is focused on increasing agricultural productivity in low-income countries. Sweden is considered to be one of the founders and has been supporting CGIAR since 1971. CGIAR will work specifically with: reducing poverty in rural areas, increasing food safety, improving nutrition and health and sustainable natural resource management. CGIAR contributes strongly to SDGs 1, 2, 3, 5, 6.13 and 15 and moderately to SDGs 8, 10, 12, 16 and 17. It is a priority task for CGIAR to develop knowledge and skills about biodiversity and how it changes in agricultural landscapes landscapes, forests and water systems. With new knowledge of biodiversity in agriculture, the scientific basis is built for a better understanding of the agricultural ecosystem and the best solutions to keep and protect biodiversity. In light of climate change, the need for new knowledge on biodiversity and ecosystems is increasing. The research is conducted by 15 international centers that are members of the CGIAR System Organization in close collaboration with 3000 partners, including national and regional research institutes, civil society organizations, academia, development organizations and the private sector. CGIAR manages 11 biobanks to ensure the availability of processing materials for their own and their partners' use. Sida decided 2017 to accept a new agreement structure for supporting the CGIAR Fund (at the World Bank) and CGIAR System Organization (at CGIAR System Management Office). The decision describes clearly the new CGIAR governance and management structure. The support goes to the CGIAR Trust Fund, which is a Financial Intermediary Fund (FIF) with many donors including Sweden. The fund is managed by the World Bank and governed by a Funding Agreement with CGIAR System Organization. The funds are allocated in accordance to decisions made by the CGIAR System Council to 12 research programs and three research platforms after evaluation by an Independent Science Development Council (ISDC). The formal approval of the research programmes has been made by the System Council and Sida was represented at all meetings (a total of 19 meetings 2010-2019). A total of SEK 506 million is proposed for CGIAR 2019-2022. One Appraisal of Contribution covering two strategies has been prepared: research cooperation and global cooperation on environment. It is proposed to support CGIAR during 2019-2022 with SEK 470 million as unrestricted support (Window 1) for CGIAR's research programmes (CRPs), platforms and CGIAR System Organization (Window 1), and SEK 36 million delegated from GLOBEN/INTEM to Window 2: of which SEK 16 million for the program on small-scale fishing (CRP FISH) and SEK 20 million for the Water, Land and Ecosystems CRP (WLE). In 2018, Sida's support to CGIAR was SEK 115 million through Window 1 and SEK 8 million for the program on small-scale fishing (FISH CRP) through Window 2. The support suggested for 2019-2022 is somewhat larger per year. The previous phase covered 2013-2017 with SEK 664 million for Window 1. CGIAR's total budget for 2018 was USD 849 million and the three largest donors were the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, DFID and USAID with Sweden on seventh place. CGIAR's total budget 2019-2022 is estimated to be slightly larger per year than 2018. CGIAR är ett globalt partnerskap som förenar organisationer som bedriver lantbruksforskning, och dess huvudsakliga verksamhet är inriktad på att öka produktiviteten inom lantbruket i låginkomstländer. Sverige räknas som en av grundarna och har stött CGIAR sedan 1971. CGIAR fokuserar på att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden, öka livsmedelssäkerheten och förbättra näring och hälsa och hållbar naturresursförvaltning. Forskningen utförs av 15 internationella centra som är medlemmar i CGIAR System Organisation i nära samarbete med 3000 partners, inklusive nationella och regionala forskningsinstitut, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin, utvecklingsorganisationer och den privata sektorn. CGIAR förvaltar 11 biobanker för att säkerställa att material till förädling för sitt eget och sina partners bruk är tillgängligt. Sida beslutade 2017 om att acceptera en ny avtalskonstruktion för CGIAR fonden på Världsbanken och CGIAR System Organisation på CGIAR System Management Organisation. Beslutet belyser tydligt CGIARs förvaltningsstruktur. Stödet går till CGIAR Trust Fund som är en förvaltningsfond (Financial Intermediary Fund, FIF) med många givare där Sverige ingår. Fonden förvaltas av Världsbanken och regleras genom ett s.k. Funding Agreement med CGIAR System Organisation. Medlen vidareförmedlas enligt beslut i styrelsen (CGIAR System Council) till 12 forskningsprogram och tre forskningsplattformar efter utvärdering av ett självständigt vetenskapligt utskott (Independent Science for development Council, ISDC). Det formella godkännandet av forskningsprogrammen har gjorts av det sk System Council och Sida har funnits representerat vid samtliga möten (sammanlagt 19 möten 2010-2019). CGIAR informerade vid styrelsemöten i Addis Abeba och Chengdu i maj och november 2019 att forskningsprogrammen och plattformarna endast var resurssatta med mellan 80-85% av den godkända budgeten. Sida såg behovet av mer medel och hade medel så därför föreslås en genomsnittlig höjning och att ett större belopp utbetalas under 2019 då stora behov finns. Totalt föreslås stöd med 506 MSEK till CGIAR 2019-2022. Det görs en beredning men den täcker två strategier: forskningssamarbete och globala miljösamarbeten. Det föreslås stöd till CGIAR under 2019-2022 med 470 MSEK som stöd utan begränsningar (Fönster 1) till CGIARs forskningsprogram (CGIAR Research Programme, CRP), plattformar och CGIAR System Organisation (Fönster 1), och 36 MSEK som delegeras från GLOBEN/INTEM till Fönster 2: dels 16 MSEK till programmet om småskaligt fiske (CRP FISH) och dels 20 MSEK till programmet om naturresurser, Water, Land and Ecosystems (CRP WLE). År 2018 finansierade Sida CGIAR med 115 MSEK genom Fönster 1 och 8 MSEK till programmet om småskaligt fiske genom Fönster 2. Stödet under 2019-2022 är något större. Den tidigare fasen omfattade 2013 till 2017 med 664 MSEK till fönster 1. CGIARs totala budget 2018 var 849 MUSD och de tre största givarna är Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, DFID och USAID och Sverige kommer på sjunde plats. CGIARs totala budget 2019-2022 uppskattas bli något större per år än 2018. CGIAR is a global agricultural network and the objective according to the organisation is to produce science for humanity's greatest challenges towards a world free of poverty, hunger and environmental degradation. The role of the CGIAR is to carry out research to support agricultural development as well as nutrition security and environmental sustainability. Previously known as the Consultative Group for International Agriculture Research, since 2010 it has been known simply as CGIAR and consisted of 15 Centres that carry out research in partnership with Universities, organisations belonging to National Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES), the private sector and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), including farmer organisations. Since 2019 the organization has been undergoing a reform to "One CGIAR" based on the premise that CGIARs people, together with partners, can have more impact when brought together under fewer institutional boundaries and supported by empowered management, clear governance and an integrated operational structure. Currently 12 Centres have signed the Integrated Framework Agreement (IFA) that is the foundation of the new organization. Sidas contribution to the CGIAR during 2019-2022 supported amongst others, the development and deployment of: crop varieties that are climate resilient, more resistant to heat, drought and flooding; crop varieties that are more nutritious, with elevated levels of essential micronutrients; agronomic practices that boost resilience and reduce the use of costly inputs; new livestock varieties, diagnostics, vaccines and medicines, to reduce the risks faced by pastoralists and livestock keepers (including antimicrobial resistance); evidence to support better policies that will help poor farmers use new technology to access markets, reduce risks and increase incomes. Research and Institutional capacity building will be advanced by partnering with national Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES) and National Universities. During 2022, Sida provided support to CGIAR through funding of Window 1 (pooled funding, undesignated). During the current phase (2019-2022) Sida has contributed in total 538 MSEK of wich 455 MSEK to Window 1 and 74 MSEK to designated pooled funding (Window 2). Funding under Window 2 came from Sidas strategy Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav, hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018-2022 and went to Water, Land and Ecosystems CGIAR Research Programme (CRP) with MSEK 40, and to FISH CRP with MSEK 16. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 20000000 20000000 0 20000000 20000000 0 20000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 20000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 20000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 20000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced protection and rehabilitation, and sustainable management and use of land-based ecosystems, biodiversity and species, natural resources, including agriculture and forestry, as well as ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12640-12640A0105 Sweden CGIAR is a global partnership that unites organizations engaged in agricultural research, and its main activity is focused on increasing agricultural productivity in low-income countries. Sweden is considered to be one of the founders and has been supporting CGIAR since 1971. CGIAR will work specifically with: reducing poverty in rural areas, increasing food safety, improving nutrition and health and sustainable natural resource management. CGIAR contributes strongly to SDGs 1, 2, 3, 5, 6.13 and 15 and moderately to SDGs 8, 10, 12, 16 and 17. It is a priority task for CGIAR to develop knowledge and skills about biodiversity and how it changes in agricultural landscapes landscapes, forests and water systems. With new knowledge of biodiversity in agriculture, the scientific basis is built for a better understanding of the agricultural ecosystem and the best solutions to keep and protect biodiversity. In light of climate change, the need for new knowledge on biodiversity and ecosystems is increasing. The research is conducted by 15 international centers that are members of the CGIAR System Organization in close collaboration with 3000 partners, including national and regional research institutes, civil society organizations, academia, development organizations and the private sector. CGIAR manages 11 biobanks to ensure the availability of processing materials for their own and their partners' use. Sida decided 2017 to accept a new agreement structure for supporting the CGIAR Fund (at the World Bank) and CGIAR System Organization (at CGIAR System Management Office). The decision describes clearly the new CGIAR governance and management structure. The support goes to the CGIAR Trust Fund, which is a Financial Intermediary Fund (FIF) with many donors including Sweden. The fund is managed by the World Bank and governed by a Funding Agreement with CGIAR System Organization. The funds are allocated in accordance to decisions made by the CGIAR System Council to 12 research programs and three research platforms after evaluation by an Independent Science Development Council (ISDC). The formal approval of the research programmes has been made by the System Council and Sida was represented at all meetings (a total of 19 meetings 2010-2019). A total of SEK 506 million is proposed for CGIAR 2019-2022. One Appraisal of Contribution covering two strategies has been prepared: research cooperation and global cooperation on environment. It is proposed to support CGIAR during 2019-2022 with SEK 470 million as unrestricted support (Window 1) for CGIAR's research programmes (CRPs), platforms and CGIAR System Organization (Window 1), and SEK 36 million delegated from GLOBEN/INTEM to Window 2: of which SEK 16 million for the program on small-scale fishing (CRP FISH) and SEK 20 million for the Water, Land and Ecosystems CRP (WLE). In 2018, Sida's support to CGIAR was SEK 115 million through Window 1 and SEK 8 million for the program on small-scale fishing (FISH CRP) through Window 2. The support suggested for 2019-2022 is somewhat larger per year. The previous phase covered 2013-2017 with SEK 664 million for Window 1. CGIAR's total budget for 2018 was USD 849 million and the three largest donors were the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, DFID and USAID with Sweden on seventh place. CGIAR's total budget 2019-2022 is estimated to be slightly larger per year than 2018. CGIAR är ett globalt partnerskap som förenar organisationer som bedriver lantbruksforskning, och dess huvudsakliga verksamhet är inriktad på att öka produktiviteten inom lantbruket i låginkomstländer. Sverige räknas som en av grundarna och har stött CGIAR sedan 1971. CGIAR fokuserar på att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden, öka livsmedelssäkerheten och förbättra näring och hälsa och hållbar naturresursförvaltning. Forskningen utförs av 15 internationella centra som är medlemmar i CGIAR System Organisation i nära samarbete med 3000 partners, inklusive nationella och regionala forskningsinstitut, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin, utvecklingsorganisationer och den privata sektorn. CGIAR förvaltar 11 biobanker för att säkerställa att material till förädling för sitt eget och sina partners bruk är tillgängligt. Sida beslutade 2017 om att acceptera en ny avtalskonstruktion för CGIAR fonden på Världsbanken och CGIAR System Organisation på CGIAR System Management Organisation. Beslutet belyser tydligt CGIARs förvaltningsstruktur. Stödet går till CGIAR Trust Fund som är en förvaltningsfond (Financial Intermediary Fund, FIF) med många givare där Sverige ingår. Fonden förvaltas av Världsbanken och regleras genom ett s.k. Funding Agreement med CGIAR System Organisation. Medlen vidareförmedlas enligt beslut i styrelsen (CGIAR System Council) till 12 forskningsprogram och tre forskningsplattformar efter utvärdering av ett självständigt vetenskapligt utskott (Independent Science for development Council, ISDC). Det formella godkännandet av forskningsprogrammen har gjorts av det sk System Council och Sida har funnits representerat vid samtliga möten (sammanlagt 19 möten 2010-2019). CGIAR informerade vid styrelsemöten i Addis Abeba och Chengdu i maj och november 2019 att forskningsprogrammen och plattformarna endast var resurssatta med mellan 80-85% av den godkända budgeten. Sida såg behovet av mer medel och hade medel så därför föreslås en genomsnittlig höjning och att ett större belopp utbetalas under 2019 då stora behov finns. Totalt föreslås stöd med 506 MSEK till CGIAR 2019-2022. Det görs en beredning men den täcker två strategier: forskningssamarbete och globala miljösamarbeten. Det föreslås stöd till CGIAR under 2019-2022 med 470 MSEK som stöd utan begränsningar (Fönster 1) till CGIARs forskningsprogram (CGIAR Research Programme, CRP), plattformar och CGIAR System Organisation (Fönster 1), och 36 MSEK som delegeras från GLOBEN/INTEM till Fönster 2: dels 16 MSEK till programmet om småskaligt fiske (CRP FISH) och dels 20 MSEK till programmet om naturresurser, Water, Land and Ecosystems (CRP WLE). År 2018 finansierade Sida CGIAR med 115 MSEK genom Fönster 1 och 8 MSEK till programmet om småskaligt fiske genom Fönster 2. Stödet under 2019-2022 är något större. Den tidigare fasen omfattade 2013 till 2017 med 664 MSEK till fönster 1. CGIARs totala budget 2018 var 849 MUSD och de tre största givarna är Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, DFID och USAID och Sverige kommer på sjunde plats. CGIARs totala budget 2019-2022 uppskattas bli något större per år än 2018. CGIAR is a global agricultural network and the objective according to the organisation is to produce science for humanity's greatest challenges towards a world free of poverty, hunger and environmental degradation. The role of the CGIAR is to carry out research to support agricultural development as well as nutrition security and environmental sustainability. Previously known as the Consultative Group for International Agriculture Research, since 2010 it has been known simply as CGIAR and consisted of 15 Centres that carry out research in partnership with Universities, organisations belonging to National Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES), the private sector and non-governmental organisations (NGOs), including farmer organisations. Since 2019 the organization has been undergoing a reform to "One CGIAR" based on the premise that CGIARs people, together with partners, can have more impact when brought together under fewer institutional boundaries and supported by empowered management, clear governance and an integrated operational structure. Currently 12 Centres have signed the Integrated Framework Agreement (IFA) that is the foundation of the new organization. Sidas contribution to the CGIAR during 2019-2022 supported amongst others, the development and deployment of: crop varieties that are climate resilient, more resistant to heat, drought and flooding; crop varieties that are more nutritious, with elevated levels of essential micronutrients; agronomic practices that boost resilience and reduce the use of costly inputs; new livestock varieties, diagnostics, vaccines and medicines, to reduce the risks faced by pastoralists and livestock keepers (including antimicrobial resistance); evidence to support better policies that will help poor farmers use new technology to access markets, reduce risks and increase incomes. Research and Institutional capacity building will be advanced by partnering with national Agricultural Research and Extension Systems (NARES) and National Universities. During 2022, Sida provided support to CGIAR through funding of Window 1 (pooled funding, undesignated). During the current phase (2019-2022) Sida has contributed in total 538 MSEK of wich 455 MSEK to Window 1 and 74 MSEK to designated pooled funding (Window 2). Funding under Window 2 came from Sidas strategy Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav, hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018-2022 and went to Water, Land and Ecosystems CGIAR Research Programme (CRP) with MSEK 40, and to FISH CRP with MSEK 16. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.7 - By 2030, increase the economic benefits to small island developing States and least developed countries from the sustainable use of marine resources, including through sustainable management of fisheries, aquaculture and tourism. 14.7 - Till 2030 öka den ekonomiska nyttan för små önationer under utveckling och de minst utvecklade länderna av ett hållbart nyttjande av marina resurser, bland annat genom en hållbar förvaltning av fiske, vattenbruk och turism. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 15000000 0 15000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 15000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced impact of research that is of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development (Sida) Stärkt genomslag för forskning av relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12829 Sweden LHRC was established in 1995 and is a leading human rights organisation in the country. Its vision is "A just and equitable society where the three arms of the state as well as non-state actors are practicing accountability, transparency and there is rule of law; and where there is public awareness, respect and engagement for human rights and good governance; where justice and respect for human dignity are reality.". Its mission is to "strive to empower the public and promote, reinforce and safeguard human rights and good governance in Tanzania through legal and civic education and information; sound legal research and advice; monitoring and follow-up of human rights violations; and advocacy for reforms of policies, laws and practices in conformity to international human rights standards".LHRC's overall goal for their strategic plan 2019-2024 is an improved state of human rights in Tanzania. That goal will be achieved by working towards five interrelated strategic objectives (SOs), where the first four have a thematic human rights focus and the fifth is the goal of strengthening LHRC as a civil society organisation (CSO) in its own right.The first SO (SO1) aims to enhance rights holders' and duty-bearers' understanding and respect for human rights. The second (SO2) aims to improve the legal framework, the effective implementation of such and, thereby, counteract the current shrinking civic space and the de-democratisation of Tanzania. The third (SO3) focuses on the social, economic and environmental rights by promoting the respect for and demanding accountability and compliance vis-à-vis these rights. The fourth (SO4) puts special vulnerable groups in focus by aiming to improve laws and policies that concern the situation of women, children and people living with disabilities (PWDs). The fifth (SO5) aims to strengthen LHRC as one of the main human rights organisation in Tanzania.The appraisal of this contribution concerns the entire period of the strategic plan i.e. six years (2019-2024). It is also expected that this time span will constitute the time frame of the upcoming country strategy for Tanzania. Each strategic plan period of six years is divided into two operational plans with budgets covering three years each. The Embassy of Sweden (EoS) has, hence, received a strategic plan and total requested sum that covers six years, as well as an operational plan with budget that covers the first operational plan period of three years i.e. 2019-2021. The total requested amount of 72 M SEK for six years represents an increase of 18% of the previous average annual amount to LHRC. EoS assesses that an increase of the support is relevant based on the importance LHRC has, and is expected to continue and have, in the current difficult situation for democracy and human rights in Tanzania. Sweden, Norway and Sweden constitute the three development partners that intend financing LHRC’s strategic plan 2019-2024. The contribution will not attain the total sum that LHRC has calculated that they require in order to carry out their strategic plan in full. However, LHRC has submitted a budget for its first operational plan that reflects available funds. This is an important step considering the previous challenging situation that LHRC has faced as a result of working with a budget that represents an ideal funding scenario rather than an actual funding scenario. If LHRC will be successful in fund raising more, the current operational plan will be revised in line with such. The underlying appraisal for this decision proposes a core funding contribution of 12 MSEK per year during the full Strategic Plan period 2019-2024. This is in line with the aid effectiveness agenda of providing core support and of providing long-term funding to civil society as a way of bestowing them with predictability in their operations. Legal and Human Rights Centre (LHRC) har ansökt om 72 miljoner kronor i kärnstöd från Sida till sin femte strategiska plan 2019–2024. LHRC grundades 1995 och är en ledande organisation inom mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Deras vision är ett rättvist och jämställt samhälle där: de tre delarna av staten, samt icke-statliga aktörer, utövar ansvarsutkrävande, transparens och där rättsstatens principer respekteras; där det finns förståelse, respekt och engagemang för de mänskliga rättigheterna och för god samhällsstyrning; och där rättvisa och respekt för mänsklig dignitet är en realitet. Deras uppdrag är att stärka allmänhetens förståelse för, samt främja, förstärka och säkerställa, de mänskliga rättigheterna och god samhällsstyrning i Tanzania. Detta skall göras genom att erbjuda samhället utbildning och information inom juridik och mänskliga rättigheter, genom forskning, genom bevakning och rapportering om situationen för mänskliga rättigheter, genom påverkansarbete för reformer och ändring av policyer, lagstiftning och praxis i enlighet med internationella konventionerna för mänskliga rättigheter. Det övergripande målet för deras strategiska plan 2019–2024 är en förbättrad situation för mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Det målet skall uppnås genom fem strategiska underliggande mål där den första fyra har ett tematiskt fokus och den femte är målet att stärka LHRC som en civilsamhällesorganisation i sin egen rätt. Det första strategiska målet är att öka ansvarsbärares och rättighetshavares förståelse för och respekt av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Den andra målet är att förbättra regelverket och dess effektiva implementering för att därmed motverka det krympande offentliga rummet och pågående avdemokratisering av Tanzania. Tredje målet fokuserar på de sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga rättigheterna genom att främja respekten för dessa och utkräva ansvar för och efterlevnad av dessa. Fjärde målet sätter vissa specifikt utsatta grupper i fokus genom att förbättra lagstiftning och policyer som berör situationen för kvinnor, barn och personer som lever med funktionsnedsättning. Femte målet ämnar stärka LHRC som en civilsamhällesorganisation i sin egen rätt. Beredningen av detta stöd avser hela perioden för LHRC:s strategiska plan, dvs. sex år (2019–2024). Det förväntas även att denna tidsperiod sammanfaller med den framtida landstrategi för Tanzania. LHRC delar in sin period för strategisk plan i två treårsperioder för vilka de arbetar fram verksamhetsplaner med budget. Därmed har ambassaden fått in en strategisk plan och en total ansökt summa för sex år, men en detaljerad verksamhetsplan och detaljerad budget för tre år dvs. för LHRC:s första operationella plan 2019–2021. Det ansökta beloppet på 72 miljoner kronor för sex år representerar en ökning av tidigare ungefärliga årliga stöd med cirka 18%. Ambassaden bedömer att en ökning av stödet är relevant baserat på den betydelse som LHRC har, och förväntas fortsätta ha, i den nuvarande svåra situationen för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Sverige, Norge och Irland utgör de tre givare som avser finansiera LHRC:s strategiska plan 2019–2024. Bidraget kommer inte uppgå till den totala summa som LHRC beräknat de behöver för fullständigt genomförande av sin strategiska plan. Dock, så har LHRC presenterat en budget för den första operationella planen 2019–2021 som reflekterar tillgängliga medel. Detta är ett viktigt steg med tanke på tidigare svårigheter som LHRC har haft till följd av att arbeta med en budget som representerar en ideal finansieringssituation snarare än den verkliga. Om LHRC lyckas få in mer finansiering så revideras den nuvarande verksamhetsplan i enlighet med detta. Den underliggande beredningen för detta beslut föreslår ett kärnstöd på 12 MSEK per år under hela Strategiska Planen 2019-2024. Detta är i linje med biståndseffektivitetsagendan vad det gäller att erbjuda känrstöd samt erbjuda långsiktigt stöd till civilsamhällesorganisationer som en del i att ge dem förutsägbarhet i sin verksamhet. Däremot till följd av att den framtida landstrategin för Tanzania ännu inte beslutats av regeringen så hindrar föreliggande regler gällande framtida finansiella åtganden ambassaden från att, i detta beslut, fatta beslut om medel för alla sex år inom Strategiska Planen 2019-2020. Därför avser detta beslut enbart medel för de första tre åren av den planen. Ambassaden avser omedelbart tillföra medel för de kvarstående tre åren (2022-2024) när landstragein för Tanzania beslutats. Förlängningen kommer baseras på den beredningen som ligger till grund för detta beslut and därför kommer ingen ny beredning krävas. Istället kommer det resultatbaserade arbetet med denna insats dokumenteras i s.k. Conclusion on Performances (CoP:er). CoP:erna kommer att utgöra basen för det beslutet om tillägg av medel. Ambassadens intention är att stödja LHRC med samma årliga belopp enligt ovan under hela perioden för deras Strategiska Plan 2019-2024, men LHRC förväntas presentera en ny Verksamhetsplan och budget för perioden 2022-2024 i slutet av 2021. Den verksamhetsplanen kommer att hanteras och bedömas av ambassaden som en del av dess bedömning av årsplan och budget för 2022. Den huvudsakliga intentionen att ge samma årliga belopp kan ses över vid den tidpunkten beroende på ambassadens strategiska tänk avseende stödet till LHRC t.ex. om det är strategiskt att gradvis minska stödet till LHRC som en del av en utfasning, eller att gradvis öka stödet till följd av en fortsatt försvårande situation för mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania och dokumenterad kapacitet hos LHRC att arbeta i linje med en realistisk och transparent budget under åren 2019-2021. Förändringar inom andra givares kärnstöd kan också påverka denna intention av samma årliga summa. Både Norge och Irland förväntas inom kort att fatta beslut om kärnstöd för perioden som första verksamhetsplanen täcker (2019-2021). LHRC has produced Tanzania Human Rights Reports since year 2002. TheTanzania Human Rights Report for 2025 was launched in April 2026, named " The October 2025 Unrest: A major setback for human rights". It was a very well attended digital (for security reasons) meeting, and contained a large number of critical observations illustrating the major setback to democracy and human rights taking place in Tanzania during last year. In particular, in relation to the General Elections in October of 2025. Some examples of results from the past year: 46,154 individuals in Tanzania received legal aid through LHRC Legal Aid Services 168 Court cases were won by LHRC in the year 2025 5,851 audience interactions through LHRC Community Radio and TV (Friends of Haki and the Mlinzi Wa Haki) 6,101 human rights violations were documented by LHRC, through the monitoring and documentation programme Social media outreach on Instagram, HakiTV, X showed an overall monumental increase of subscribers and views Further, LHRC has been very vocal in policy advocacy work in the country. They publish statements and articles on relevant occurences and topics continously. It is Sidas assessment that they are extremely courageous considering the risk it entails to speak out critically in times of shrinking democratic space and deepening political censorship and repression. As this concludes a 25 year long partnership between Sida and LHRC, as the Swedish government decided to phase out the bilateral strategy with Tanzania, there is a lot that can be said. In the last review meeting held with LHRC on the 6th of May 2026, LHRC stated that they would not be who and where they are today if it wasn´t for Sidas partnership and long term support. It is Sidas assessment that this is true and something to take pride in. LHRC is today at the forfront of civil society in Tanzania, highly respected for its capacity and trustworthiness, and very well established. The impacts of this longterm partnership have been enormous. Throughout the years, with different governments, LHRC has been a stable spokesperson, advocate and defender of democracy and human rights in Tanzania. LHRC has also contributed with clarity and strategic thinking to position Tanzania civil society as a counterweight to the political scene and policy in the country. It is Sidas overall assessment that the partnership with LHRC has been of significant importance to the people (rightsholders) of Tanzania and mutually beneficial to Sida and LHRC. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Human rights Government & Civil Society-general LHRC has produced Tanzania Human Rights Reports since year 2002. TheTanzania Human Rights Report for 2025 was launched in April 2026, named " The October 2025 Unrest: A major setback for human rights". It was a very well attended digital (for security reasons) meeting, and contained a large number of critical observations illustrating the major setback to democracy and human rights taking place in Tanzania during last year. In particular, in relation to the General Elections in October of 2025. Some examples of results from the past year: 46,154 individuals in Tanzania received legal aid through LHRC Legal Aid Services 168 Court cases were won by LHRC in the year 2025 5,851 audience interactions through LHRC Community Radio and TV (Friends of Haki and the Mlinzi Wa Haki) 6,101 human rights violations were documented by LHRC, through the monitoring and documentation programme Social media outreach on Instagram, HakiTV, X showed an overall monumental increase of subscribers and views Further, LHRC has been very vocal in policy advocacy work in the country. They publish statements and articles on relevant occurences and topics continously. It is Sidas assessment that they are extremely courageous considering the risk it entails to speak out critically in times of shrinking democratic space and deepening political censorship and repression. As this concludes a 25 year long partnership between Sida and LHRC, as the Swedish government decided to phase out the bilateral strategy with Tanzania, there is a lot that can be said. In the last review meeting held with LHRC on the 6th of May 2026, LHRC stated that they would not be who and where they are today if it wasn´t for Sidas partnership and long term support. It is Sidas assessment that this is true and something to take pride in. LHRC is today at the forfront of civil society in Tanzania, highly respected for its capacity and trustworthiness, and very well established. The impacts of this longterm partnership have been enormous. Throughout the years, with different governments, LHRC has been a stable spokesperson, advocate and defender of democracy and human rights in Tanzania. LHRC has also contributed with clarity and strategic thinking to position Tanzania civil society as a counterweight to the political scene and policy in the country. It is Sidas overall assessment that the partnership with LHRC has been of significant importance to the people (rightsholders) of Tanzania and mutually beneficial to Sida and LHRC. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12829-12829A0101 Sweden LHRC was established in 1995 and is a leading human rights organisation in the country. Its vision is "A just and equitable society where the three arms of the state as well as non-state actors are practicing accountability, transparency and there is rule of law; and where there is public awareness, respect and engagement for human rights and good governance; where justice and respect for human dignity are reality.". Its mission is to "strive to empower the public and promote, reinforce and safeguard human rights and good governance in Tanzania through legal and civic education and information; sound legal research and advice; monitoring and follow-up of human rights violations; and advocacy for reforms of policies, laws and practices in conformity to international human rights standards".LHRC's overall goal for their strategic plan 2019-2024 is an improved state of human rights in Tanzania. That goal will be achieved by working towards five interrelated strategic objectives (SOs), where the first four have a thematic human rights focus and the fifth is the goal of strengthening LHRC as a civil society organisation (CSO) in its own right.The first SO (SO1) aims to enhance rights holders' and duty-bearers' understanding and respect for human rights. The second (SO2) aims to improve the legal framework, the effective implementation of such and, thereby, counteract the current shrinking civic space and the de-democratisation of Tanzania. The third (SO3) focuses on the social, economic and environmental rights by promoting the respect for and demanding accountability and compliance vis-à-vis these rights. The fourth (SO4) puts special vulnerable groups in focus by aiming to improve laws and policies that concern the situation of women, children and people living with disabilities (PWDs). The fifth (SO5) aims to strengthen LHRC as one of the main human rights organisation in Tanzania.The appraisal of this contribution concerns the entire period of the strategic plan i.e. six years (2019-2024). It is also expected that this time span will constitute the time frame of the upcoming country strategy for Tanzania. Each strategic plan period of six years is divided into two operational plans with budgets covering three years each. The Embassy of Sweden (EoS) has, hence, received a strategic plan and total requested sum that covers six years, as well as an operational plan with budget that covers the first operational plan period of three years i.e. 2019-2021. The total requested amount of 72 M SEK for six years represents an increase of 18% of the previous average annual amount to LHRC. EoS assesses that an increase of the support is relevant based on the importance LHRC has, and is expected to continue and have, in the current difficult situation for democracy and human rights in Tanzania. Sweden, Norway and Sweden constitute the three development partners that intend financing LHRC’s strategic plan 2019-2024. The contribution will not attain the total sum that LHRC has calculated that they require in order to carry out their strategic plan in full. However, LHRC has submitted a budget for its first operational plan that reflects available funds. This is an important step considering the previous challenging situation that LHRC has faced as a result of working with a budget that represents an ideal funding scenario rather than an actual funding scenario. If LHRC will be successful in fund raising more, the current operational plan will be revised in line with such. The underlying appraisal for this decision proposes a core funding contribution of 12 MSEK per year during the full Strategic Plan period 2019-2024. This is in line with the aid effectiveness agenda of providing core support and of providing long-term funding to civil society as a way of bestowing them with predictability in their operations. Legal and Human Rights Centre (LHRC) har ansökt om 72 miljoner kronor i kärnstöd från Sida till sin femte strategiska plan 2019–2024. LHRC grundades 1995 och är en ledande organisation inom mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Deras vision är ett rättvist och jämställt samhälle där: de tre delarna av staten, samt icke-statliga aktörer, utövar ansvarsutkrävande, transparens och där rättsstatens principer respekteras; där det finns förståelse, respekt och engagemang för de mänskliga rättigheterna och för god samhällsstyrning; och där rättvisa och respekt för mänsklig dignitet är en realitet. Deras uppdrag är att stärka allmänhetens förståelse för, samt främja, förstärka och säkerställa, de mänskliga rättigheterna och god samhällsstyrning i Tanzania. Detta skall göras genom att erbjuda samhället utbildning och information inom juridik och mänskliga rättigheter, genom forskning, genom bevakning och rapportering om situationen för mänskliga rättigheter, genom påverkansarbete för reformer och ändring av policyer, lagstiftning och praxis i enlighet med internationella konventionerna för mänskliga rättigheter. Det övergripande målet för deras strategiska plan 2019–2024 är en förbättrad situation för mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Det målet skall uppnås genom fem strategiska underliggande mål där den första fyra har ett tematiskt fokus och den femte är målet att stärka LHRC som en civilsamhällesorganisation i sin egen rätt. Det första strategiska målet är att öka ansvarsbärares och rättighetshavares förståelse för och respekt av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Den andra målet är att förbättra regelverket och dess effektiva implementering för att därmed motverka det krympande offentliga rummet och pågående avdemokratisering av Tanzania. Tredje målet fokuserar på de sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga rättigheterna genom att främja respekten för dessa och utkräva ansvar för och efterlevnad av dessa. Fjärde målet sätter vissa specifikt utsatta grupper i fokus genom att förbättra lagstiftning och policyer som berör situationen för kvinnor, barn och personer som lever med funktionsnedsättning. Femte målet ämnar stärka LHRC som en civilsamhällesorganisation i sin egen rätt. Beredningen av detta stöd avser hela perioden för LHRC:s strategiska plan, dvs. sex år (2019–2024). Det förväntas även att denna tidsperiod sammanfaller med den framtida landstrategi för Tanzania. LHRC delar in sin period för strategisk plan i två treårsperioder för vilka de arbetar fram verksamhetsplaner med budget. Därmed har ambassaden fått in en strategisk plan och en total ansökt summa för sex år, men en detaljerad verksamhetsplan och detaljerad budget för tre år dvs. för LHRC:s första operationella plan 2019–2021. Det ansökta beloppet på 72 miljoner kronor för sex år representerar en ökning av tidigare ungefärliga årliga stöd med cirka 18%. Ambassaden bedömer att en ökning av stödet är relevant baserat på den betydelse som LHRC har, och förväntas fortsätta ha, i den nuvarande svåra situationen för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Sverige, Norge och Irland utgör de tre givare som avser finansiera LHRC:s strategiska plan 2019–2024. Bidraget kommer inte uppgå till den totala summa som LHRC beräknat de behöver för fullständigt genomförande av sin strategiska plan. Dock, så har LHRC presenterat en budget för den första operationella planen 2019–2021 som reflekterar tillgängliga medel. Detta är ett viktigt steg med tanke på tidigare svårigheter som LHRC har haft till följd av att arbeta med en budget som representerar en ideal finansieringssituation snarare än den verkliga. Om LHRC lyckas få in mer finansiering så revideras den nuvarande verksamhetsplan i enlighet med detta. Den underliggande beredningen för detta beslut föreslår ett kärnstöd på 12 MSEK per år under hela Strategiska Planen 2019-2024. Detta är i linje med biståndseffektivitetsagendan vad det gäller att erbjuda känrstöd samt erbjuda långsiktigt stöd till civilsamhällesorganisationer som en del i att ge dem förutsägbarhet i sin verksamhet. Däremot till följd av att den framtida landstrategin för Tanzania ännu inte beslutats av regeringen så hindrar föreliggande regler gällande framtida finansiella åtganden ambassaden från att, i detta beslut, fatta beslut om medel för alla sex år inom Strategiska Planen 2019-2020. Därför avser detta beslut enbart medel för de första tre åren av den planen. Ambassaden avser omedelbart tillföra medel för de kvarstående tre åren (2022-2024) när landstragein för Tanzania beslutats. Förlängningen kommer baseras på den beredningen som ligger till grund för detta beslut and därför kommer ingen ny beredning krävas. Istället kommer det resultatbaserade arbetet med denna insats dokumenteras i s.k. Conclusion on Performances (CoP:er). CoP:erna kommer att utgöra basen för det beslutet om tillägg av medel. Ambassadens intention är att stödja LHRC med samma årliga belopp enligt ovan under hela perioden för deras Strategiska Plan 2019-2024, men LHRC förväntas presentera en ny Verksamhetsplan och budget för perioden 2022-2024 i slutet av 2021. Den verksamhetsplanen kommer att hanteras och bedömas av ambassaden som en del av dess bedömning av årsplan och budget för 2022. Den huvudsakliga intentionen att ge samma årliga belopp kan ses över vid den tidpunkten beroende på ambassadens strategiska tänk avseende stödet till LHRC t.ex. om det är strategiskt att gradvis minska stödet till LHRC som en del av en utfasning, eller att gradvis öka stödet till följd av en fortsatt försvårande situation för mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania och dokumenterad kapacitet hos LHRC att arbeta i linje med en realistisk och transparent budget under åren 2019-2021. Förändringar inom andra givares kärnstöd kan också påverka denna intention av samma årliga summa. Både Norge och Irland förväntas inom kort att fatta beslut om kärnstöd för perioden som första verksamhetsplanen täcker (2019-2021). LHRC has produced Tanzania Human Rights Reports since year 2002. TheTanzania Human Rights Report for 2025 was launched in April 2026, named " The October 2025 Unrest: A major setback for human rights". It was a very well attended digital (for security reasons) meeting, and contained a large number of critical observations illustrating the major setback to democracy and human rights taking place in Tanzania during last year. In particular, in relation to the General Elections in October of 2025. Some examples of results from the past year: 46,154 individuals in Tanzania received legal aid through LHRC Legal Aid Services 168 Court cases were won by LHRC in the year 2025 5,851 audience interactions through LHRC Community Radio and TV (Friends of Haki and the Mlinzi Wa Haki) 6,101 human rights violations were documented by LHRC, through the monitoring and documentation programme Social media outreach on Instagram, HakiTV, X showed an overall monumental increase of subscribers and views Further, LHRC has been very vocal in policy advocacy work in the country. They publish statements and articles on relevant occurences and topics continously. It is Sidas assessment that they are extremely courageous considering the risk it entails to speak out critically in times of shrinking democratic space and deepening political censorship and repression. As this concludes a 25 year long partnership between Sida and LHRC, as the Swedish government decided to phase out the bilateral strategy with Tanzania, there is a lot that can be said. In the last review meeting held with LHRC on the 6th of May 2026, LHRC stated that they would not be who and where they are today if it wasn´t for Sidas partnership and long term support. It is Sidas assessment that this is true and something to take pride in. LHRC is today at the forfront of civil society in Tanzania, highly respected for its capacity and trustworthiness, and very well established. The impacts of this longterm partnership have been enormous. Throughout the years, with different governments, LHRC has been a stable spokesperson, advocate and defender of democracy and human rights in Tanzania. LHRC has also contributed with clarity and strategic thinking to position Tanzania civil society as a counterweight to the political scene and policy in the country. It is Sidas overall assessment that the partnership with LHRC has been of significant importance to the people (rightsholders) of Tanzania and mutually beneficial to Sida and LHRC. Sweden LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 6000000 0 6000000 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 18000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 6000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 6000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 6000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center SE-0-SE-6-12829-12829A0102 Sweden LHRC was established in 1995 and is a leading human rights organisation in the country. Its vision is "A just and equitable society where the three arms of the state as well as non-state actors are practicing accountability, transparency and there is rule of law; and where there is public awareness, respect and engagement for human rights and good governance; where justice and respect for human dignity are reality.". Its mission is to "strive to empower the public and promote, reinforce and safeguard human rights and good governance in Tanzania through legal and civic education and information; sound legal research and advice; monitoring and follow-up of human rights violations; and advocacy for reforms of policies, laws and practices in conformity to international human rights standards".LHRC's overall goal for their strategic plan 2019-2024 is an improved state of human rights in Tanzania. That goal will be achieved by working towards five interrelated strategic objectives (SOs), where the first four have a thematic human rights focus and the fifth is the goal of strengthening LHRC as a civil society organisation (CSO) in its own right.The first SO (SO1) aims to enhance rights holders' and duty-bearers' understanding and respect for human rights. The second (SO2) aims to improve the legal framework, the effective implementation of such and, thereby, counteract the current shrinking civic space and the de-democratisation of Tanzania. The third (SO3) focuses on the social, economic and environmental rights by promoting the respect for and demanding accountability and compliance vis-à-vis these rights. The fourth (SO4) puts special vulnerable groups in focus by aiming to improve laws and policies that concern the situation of women, children and people living with disabilities (PWDs). The fifth (SO5) aims to strengthen LHRC as one of the main human rights organisation in Tanzania.The appraisal of this contribution concerns the entire period of the strategic plan i.e. six years (2019-2024). It is also expected that this time span will constitute the time frame of the upcoming country strategy for Tanzania. Each strategic plan period of six years is divided into two operational plans with budgets covering three years each. The Embassy of Sweden (EoS) has, hence, received a strategic plan and total requested sum that covers six years, as well as an operational plan with budget that covers the first operational plan period of three years i.e. 2019-2021. The total requested amount of 72 M SEK for six years represents an increase of 18% of the previous average annual amount to LHRC. EoS assesses that an increase of the support is relevant based on the importance LHRC has, and is expected to continue and have, in the current difficult situation for democracy and human rights in Tanzania. Sweden, Norway and Sweden constitute the three development partners that intend financing LHRC’s strategic plan 2019-2024. The contribution will not attain the total sum that LHRC has calculated that they require in order to carry out their strategic plan in full. However, LHRC has submitted a budget for its first operational plan that reflects available funds. This is an important step considering the previous challenging situation that LHRC has faced as a result of working with a budget that represents an ideal funding scenario rather than an actual funding scenario. If LHRC will be successful in fund raising more, the current operational plan will be revised in line with such. The underlying appraisal for this decision proposes a core funding contribution of 12 MSEK per year during the full Strategic Plan period 2019-2024. This is in line with the aid effectiveness agenda of providing core support and of providing long-term funding to civil society as a way of bestowing them with predictability in their operations. Legal and Human Rights Centre (LHRC) har ansökt om 72 miljoner kronor i kärnstöd från Sida till sin femte strategiska plan 2019–2024. LHRC grundades 1995 och är en ledande organisation inom mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Deras vision är ett rättvist och jämställt samhälle där: de tre delarna av staten, samt icke-statliga aktörer, utövar ansvarsutkrävande, transparens och där rättsstatens principer respekteras; där det finns förståelse, respekt och engagemang för de mänskliga rättigheterna och för god samhällsstyrning; och där rättvisa och respekt för mänsklig dignitet är en realitet. Deras uppdrag är att stärka allmänhetens förståelse för, samt främja, förstärka och säkerställa, de mänskliga rättigheterna och god samhällsstyrning i Tanzania. Detta skall göras genom att erbjuda samhället utbildning och information inom juridik och mänskliga rättigheter, genom forskning, genom bevakning och rapportering om situationen för mänskliga rättigheter, genom påverkansarbete för reformer och ändring av policyer, lagstiftning och praxis i enlighet med internationella konventionerna för mänskliga rättigheter. Det övergripande målet för deras strategiska plan 2019–2024 är en förbättrad situation för mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Det målet skall uppnås genom fem strategiska underliggande mål där den första fyra har ett tematiskt fokus och den femte är målet att stärka LHRC som en civilsamhällesorganisation i sin egen rätt. Det första strategiska målet är att öka ansvarsbärares och rättighetshavares förståelse för och respekt av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Den andra målet är att förbättra regelverket och dess effektiva implementering för att därmed motverka det krympande offentliga rummet och pågående avdemokratisering av Tanzania. Tredje målet fokuserar på de sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga rättigheterna genom att främja respekten för dessa och utkräva ansvar för och efterlevnad av dessa. Fjärde målet sätter vissa specifikt utsatta grupper i fokus genom att förbättra lagstiftning och policyer som berör situationen för kvinnor, barn och personer som lever med funktionsnedsättning. Femte målet ämnar stärka LHRC som en civilsamhällesorganisation i sin egen rätt. Beredningen av detta stöd avser hela perioden för LHRC:s strategiska plan, dvs. sex år (2019–2024). Det förväntas även att denna tidsperiod sammanfaller med den framtida landstrategi för Tanzania. LHRC delar in sin period för strategisk plan i två treårsperioder för vilka de arbetar fram verksamhetsplaner med budget. Därmed har ambassaden fått in en strategisk plan och en total ansökt summa för sex år, men en detaljerad verksamhetsplan och detaljerad budget för tre år dvs. för LHRC:s första operationella plan 2019–2021. Det ansökta beloppet på 72 miljoner kronor för sex år representerar en ökning av tidigare ungefärliga årliga stöd med cirka 18%. Ambassaden bedömer att en ökning av stödet är relevant baserat på den betydelse som LHRC har, och förväntas fortsätta ha, i den nuvarande svåra situationen för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Sverige, Norge och Irland utgör de tre givare som avser finansiera LHRC:s strategiska plan 2019–2024. Bidraget kommer inte uppgå till den totala summa som LHRC beräknat de behöver för fullständigt genomförande av sin strategiska plan. Dock, så har LHRC presenterat en budget för den första operationella planen 2019–2021 som reflekterar tillgängliga medel. Detta är ett viktigt steg med tanke på tidigare svårigheter som LHRC har haft till följd av att arbeta med en budget som representerar en ideal finansieringssituation snarare än den verkliga. Om LHRC lyckas få in mer finansiering så revideras den nuvarande verksamhetsplan i enlighet med detta. Den underliggande beredningen för detta beslut föreslår ett kärnstöd på 12 MSEK per år under hela Strategiska Planen 2019-2024. Detta är i linje med biståndseffektivitetsagendan vad det gäller att erbjuda känrstöd samt erbjuda långsiktigt stöd till civilsamhällesorganisationer som en del i att ge dem förutsägbarhet i sin verksamhet. Däremot till följd av att den framtida landstrategin för Tanzania ännu inte beslutats av regeringen så hindrar föreliggande regler gällande framtida finansiella åtganden ambassaden från att, i detta beslut, fatta beslut om medel för alla sex år inom Strategiska Planen 2019-2020. Därför avser detta beslut enbart medel för de första tre åren av den planen. Ambassaden avser omedelbart tillföra medel för de kvarstående tre åren (2022-2024) när landstragein för Tanzania beslutats. Förlängningen kommer baseras på den beredningen som ligger till grund för detta beslut and därför kommer ingen ny beredning krävas. Istället kommer det resultatbaserade arbetet med denna insats dokumenteras i s.k. Conclusion on Performances (CoP:er). CoP:erna kommer att utgöra basen för det beslutet om tillägg av medel. Ambassadens intention är att stödja LHRC med samma årliga belopp enligt ovan under hela perioden för deras Strategiska Plan 2019-2024, men LHRC förväntas presentera en ny Verksamhetsplan och budget för perioden 2022-2024 i slutet av 2021. Den verksamhetsplanen kommer att hanteras och bedömas av ambassaden som en del av dess bedömning av årsplan och budget för 2022. Den huvudsakliga intentionen att ge samma årliga belopp kan ses över vid den tidpunkten beroende på ambassadens strategiska tänk avseende stödet till LHRC t.ex. om det är strategiskt att gradvis minska stödet till LHRC som en del av en utfasning, eller att gradvis öka stödet till följd av en fortsatt försvårande situation för mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania och dokumenterad kapacitet hos LHRC att arbeta i linje med en realistisk och transparent budget under åren 2019-2021. Förändringar inom andra givares kärnstöd kan också påverka denna intention av samma årliga summa. Både Norge och Irland förväntas inom kort att fatta beslut om kärnstöd för perioden som första verksamhetsplanen täcker (2019-2021). LHRC has produced Tanzania Human Rights Reports since year 2002. TheTanzania Human Rights Report for 2025 was launched in April 2026, named " The October 2025 Unrest: A major setback for human rights". It was a very well attended digital (for security reasons) meeting, and contained a large number of critical observations illustrating the major setback to democracy and human rights taking place in Tanzania during last year. In particular, in relation to the General Elections in October of 2025. Some examples of results from the past year: 46,154 individuals in Tanzania received legal aid through LHRC Legal Aid Services 168 Court cases were won by LHRC in the year 2025 5,851 audience interactions through LHRC Community Radio and TV (Friends of Haki and the Mlinzi Wa Haki) 6,101 human rights violations were documented by LHRC, through the monitoring and documentation programme Social media outreach on Instagram, HakiTV, X showed an overall monumental increase of subscribers and views Further, LHRC has been very vocal in policy advocacy work in the country. They publish statements and articles on relevant occurences and topics continously. It is Sidas assessment that they are extremely courageous considering the risk it entails to speak out critically in times of shrinking democratic space and deepening political censorship and repression. As this concludes a 25 year long partnership between Sida and LHRC, as the Swedish government decided to phase out the bilateral strategy with Tanzania, there is a lot that can be said. In the last review meeting held with LHRC on the 6th of May 2026, LHRC stated that they would not be who and where they are today if it wasn´t for Sidas partnership and long term support. It is Sidas assessment that this is true and something to take pride in. LHRC is today at the forfront of civil society in Tanzania, highly respected for its capacity and trustworthiness, and very well established. The impacts of this longterm partnership have been enormous. Throughout the years, with different governments, LHRC has been a stable spokesperson, advocate and defender of democracy and human rights in Tanzania. LHRC has also contributed with clarity and strategic thinking to position Tanzania civil society as a counterweight to the political scene and policy in the country. It is Sidas overall assessment that the partnership with LHRC has been of significant importance to the people (rightsholders) of Tanzania and mutually beneficial to Sida and LHRC. Sweden LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 381122 381122 0 381122 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 381122.05 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center SE-0-SE-6-12829-12829A0103 Sweden LHRC was established in 1995 and is a leading human rights organisation in the country. Its vision is "A just and equitable society where the three arms of the state as well as non-state actors are practicing accountability, transparency and there is rule of law; and where there is public awareness, respect and engagement for human rights and good governance; where justice and respect for human dignity are reality.". Its mission is to "strive to empower the public and promote, reinforce and safeguard human rights and good governance in Tanzania through legal and civic education and information; sound legal research and advice; monitoring and follow-up of human rights violations; and advocacy for reforms of policies, laws and practices in conformity to international human rights standards".LHRC's overall goal for their strategic plan 2019-2024 is an improved state of human rights in Tanzania. That goal will be achieved by working towards five interrelated strategic objectives (SOs), where the first four have a thematic human rights focus and the fifth is the goal of strengthening LHRC as a civil society organisation (CSO) in its own right.The first SO (SO1) aims to enhance rights holders' and duty-bearers' understanding and respect for human rights. The second (SO2) aims to improve the legal framework, the effective implementation of such and, thereby, counteract the current shrinking civic space and the de-democratisation of Tanzania. The third (SO3) focuses on the social, economic and environmental rights by promoting the respect for and demanding accountability and compliance vis-à-vis these rights. The fourth (SO4) puts special vulnerable groups in focus by aiming to improve laws and policies that concern the situation of women, children and people living with disabilities (PWDs). The fifth (SO5) aims to strengthen LHRC as one of the main human rights organisation in Tanzania.The appraisal of this contribution concerns the entire period of the strategic plan i.e. six years (2019-2024). It is also expected that this time span will constitute the time frame of the upcoming country strategy for Tanzania. Each strategic plan period of six years is divided into two operational plans with budgets covering three years each. The Embassy of Sweden (EoS) has, hence, received a strategic plan and total requested sum that covers six years, as well as an operational plan with budget that covers the first operational plan period of three years i.e. 2019-2021. The total requested amount of 72 M SEK for six years represents an increase of 18% of the previous average annual amount to LHRC. EoS assesses that an increase of the support is relevant based on the importance LHRC has, and is expected to continue and have, in the current difficult situation for democracy and human rights in Tanzania. Sweden, Norway and Sweden constitute the three development partners that intend financing LHRC’s strategic plan 2019-2024. The contribution will not attain the total sum that LHRC has calculated that they require in order to carry out their strategic plan in full. However, LHRC has submitted a budget for its first operational plan that reflects available funds. This is an important step considering the previous challenging situation that LHRC has faced as a result of working with a budget that represents an ideal funding scenario rather than an actual funding scenario. If LHRC will be successful in fund raising more, the current operational plan will be revised in line with such. The underlying appraisal for this decision proposes a core funding contribution of 12 MSEK per year during the full Strategic Plan period 2019-2024. This is in line with the aid effectiveness agenda of providing core support and of providing long-term funding to civil society as a way of bestowing them with predictability in their operations. Legal and Human Rights Centre (LHRC) har ansökt om 72 miljoner kronor i kärnstöd från Sida till sin femte strategiska plan 2019–2024. LHRC grundades 1995 och är en ledande organisation inom mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Deras vision är ett rättvist och jämställt samhälle där: de tre delarna av staten, samt icke-statliga aktörer, utövar ansvarsutkrävande, transparens och där rättsstatens principer respekteras; där det finns förståelse, respekt och engagemang för de mänskliga rättigheterna och för god samhällsstyrning; och där rättvisa och respekt för mänsklig dignitet är en realitet. Deras uppdrag är att stärka allmänhetens förståelse för, samt främja, förstärka och säkerställa, de mänskliga rättigheterna och god samhällsstyrning i Tanzania. Detta skall göras genom att erbjuda samhället utbildning och information inom juridik och mänskliga rättigheter, genom forskning, genom bevakning och rapportering om situationen för mänskliga rättigheter, genom påverkansarbete för reformer och ändring av policyer, lagstiftning och praxis i enlighet med internationella konventionerna för mänskliga rättigheter. Det övergripande målet för deras strategiska plan 2019–2024 är en förbättrad situation för mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Det målet skall uppnås genom fem strategiska underliggande mål där den första fyra har ett tematiskt fokus och den femte är målet att stärka LHRC som en civilsamhällesorganisation i sin egen rätt. Det första strategiska målet är att öka ansvarsbärares och rättighetshavares förståelse för och respekt av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Den andra målet är att förbättra regelverket och dess effektiva implementering för att därmed motverka det krympande offentliga rummet och pågående avdemokratisering av Tanzania. Tredje målet fokuserar på de sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga rättigheterna genom att främja respekten för dessa och utkräva ansvar för och efterlevnad av dessa. Fjärde målet sätter vissa specifikt utsatta grupper i fokus genom att förbättra lagstiftning och policyer som berör situationen för kvinnor, barn och personer som lever med funktionsnedsättning. Femte målet ämnar stärka LHRC som en civilsamhällesorganisation i sin egen rätt. Beredningen av detta stöd avser hela perioden för LHRC:s strategiska plan, dvs. sex år (2019–2024). Det förväntas även att denna tidsperiod sammanfaller med den framtida landstrategi för Tanzania. LHRC delar in sin period för strategisk plan i två treårsperioder för vilka de arbetar fram verksamhetsplaner med budget. Därmed har ambassaden fått in en strategisk plan och en total ansökt summa för sex år, men en detaljerad verksamhetsplan och detaljerad budget för tre år dvs. för LHRC:s första operationella plan 2019–2021. Det ansökta beloppet på 72 miljoner kronor för sex år representerar en ökning av tidigare ungefärliga årliga stöd med cirka 18%. Ambassaden bedömer att en ökning av stödet är relevant baserat på den betydelse som LHRC har, och förväntas fortsätta ha, i den nuvarande svåra situationen för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Sverige, Norge och Irland utgör de tre givare som avser finansiera LHRC:s strategiska plan 2019–2024. Bidraget kommer inte uppgå till den totala summa som LHRC beräknat de behöver för fullständigt genomförande av sin strategiska plan. Dock, så har LHRC presenterat en budget för den första operationella planen 2019–2021 som reflekterar tillgängliga medel. Detta är ett viktigt steg med tanke på tidigare svårigheter som LHRC har haft till följd av att arbeta med en budget som representerar en ideal finansieringssituation snarare än den verkliga. Om LHRC lyckas få in mer finansiering så revideras den nuvarande verksamhetsplan i enlighet med detta. Den underliggande beredningen för detta beslut föreslår ett kärnstöd på 12 MSEK per år under hela Strategiska Planen 2019-2024. Detta är i linje med biståndseffektivitetsagendan vad det gäller att erbjuda känrstöd samt erbjuda långsiktigt stöd till civilsamhällesorganisationer som en del i att ge dem förutsägbarhet i sin verksamhet. Däremot till följd av att den framtida landstrategin för Tanzania ännu inte beslutats av regeringen så hindrar föreliggande regler gällande framtida finansiella åtganden ambassaden från att, i detta beslut, fatta beslut om medel för alla sex år inom Strategiska Planen 2019-2020. Därför avser detta beslut enbart medel för de första tre åren av den planen. Ambassaden avser omedelbart tillföra medel för de kvarstående tre åren (2022-2024) när landstragein för Tanzania beslutats. Förlängningen kommer baseras på den beredningen som ligger till grund för detta beslut and därför kommer ingen ny beredning krävas. Istället kommer det resultatbaserade arbetet med denna insats dokumenteras i s.k. Conclusion on Performances (CoP:er). CoP:erna kommer att utgöra basen för det beslutet om tillägg av medel. Ambassadens intention är att stödja LHRC med samma årliga belopp enligt ovan under hela perioden för deras Strategiska Plan 2019-2024, men LHRC förväntas presentera en ny Verksamhetsplan och budget för perioden 2022-2024 i slutet av 2021. Den verksamhetsplanen kommer att hanteras och bedömas av ambassaden som en del av dess bedömning av årsplan och budget för 2022. Den huvudsakliga intentionen att ge samma årliga belopp kan ses över vid den tidpunkten beroende på ambassadens strategiska tänk avseende stödet till LHRC t.ex. om det är strategiskt att gradvis minska stödet till LHRC som en del av en utfasning, eller att gradvis öka stödet till följd av en fortsatt försvårande situation för mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania och dokumenterad kapacitet hos LHRC att arbeta i linje med en realistisk och transparent budget under åren 2019-2021. Förändringar inom andra givares kärnstöd kan också påverka denna intention av samma årliga summa. Både Norge och Irland förväntas inom kort att fatta beslut om kärnstöd för perioden som första verksamhetsplanen täcker (2019-2021). LHRC has produced Tanzania Human Rights Reports since year 2002. TheTanzania Human Rights Report for 2025 was launched in April 2026, named " The October 2025 Unrest: A major setback for human rights". It was a very well attended digital (for security reasons) meeting, and contained a large number of critical observations illustrating the major setback to democracy and human rights taking place in Tanzania during last year. In particular, in relation to the General Elections in October of 2025. Some examples of results from the past year: 46,154 individuals in Tanzania received legal aid through LHRC Legal Aid Services 168 Court cases were won by LHRC in the year 2025 5,851 audience interactions through LHRC Community Radio and TV (Friends of Haki and the Mlinzi Wa Haki) 6,101 human rights violations were documented by LHRC, through the monitoring and documentation programme Social media outreach on Instagram, HakiTV, X showed an overall monumental increase of subscribers and views Further, LHRC has been very vocal in policy advocacy work in the country. They publish statements and articles on relevant occurences and topics continously. It is Sidas assessment that they are extremely courageous considering the risk it entails to speak out critically in times of shrinking democratic space and deepening political censorship and repression. As this concludes a 25 year long partnership between Sida and LHRC, as the Swedish government decided to phase out the bilateral strategy with Tanzania, there is a lot that can be said. In the last review meeting held with LHRC on the 6th of May 2026, LHRC stated that they would not be who and where they are today if it wasn´t for Sidas partnership and long term support. It is Sidas assessment that this is true and something to take pride in. LHRC is today at the forfront of civil society in Tanzania, highly respected for its capacity and trustworthiness, and very well established. The impacts of this longterm partnership have been enormous. Throughout the years, with different governments, LHRC has been a stable spokesperson, advocate and defender of democracy and human rights in Tanzania. LHRC has also contributed with clarity and strategic thinking to position Tanzania civil society as a counterweight to the political scene and policy in the country. It is Sidas overall assessment that the partnership with LHRC has been of significant importance to the people (rightsholders) of Tanzania and mutually beneficial to Sida and LHRC. Sweden LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 12000000 12000000 12000000 16000000 0 0 6000000 6000000 6000000 0 0 6000000 8000000 0 6000000 0 8000000 6000000 6000000 0 58000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 6000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 6000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 6000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 6000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 6000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 6000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 6000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 8000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 8000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Greater respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, with a special focus on marginalised groups and defenders and agents of democracy Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, med särskilt fokus på marginaliserade grupper och demokratins försvarare och röstbärare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, particularly regarding women’s political participation and economic empowerment, and greater access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad jämställdhet, särskilt avseende kvinnors politiska deltagande och ekonomiska egenmakt, samt ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthened conditions for accountability, increased transparency and lower levels of corruption. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12829-12829A0104 Sweden LHRC was established in 1995 and is a leading human rights organisation in the country. Its vision is "A just and equitable society where the three arms of the state as well as non-state actors are practicing accountability, transparency and there is rule of law; and where there is public awareness, respect and engagement for human rights and good governance; where justice and respect for human dignity are reality.". Its mission is to "strive to empower the public and promote, reinforce and safeguard human rights and good governance in Tanzania through legal and civic education and information; sound legal research and advice; monitoring and follow-up of human rights violations; and advocacy for reforms of policies, laws and practices in conformity to international human rights standards".LHRC's overall goal for their strategic plan 2019-2024 is an improved state of human rights in Tanzania. That goal will be achieved by working towards five interrelated strategic objectives (SOs), where the first four have a thematic human rights focus and the fifth is the goal of strengthening LHRC as a civil society organisation (CSO) in its own right.The first SO (SO1) aims to enhance rights holders' and duty-bearers' understanding and respect for human rights. The second (SO2) aims to improve the legal framework, the effective implementation of such and, thereby, counteract the current shrinking civic space and the de-democratisation of Tanzania. The third (SO3) focuses on the social, economic and environmental rights by promoting the respect for and demanding accountability and compliance vis-à-vis these rights. The fourth (SO4) puts special vulnerable groups in focus by aiming to improve laws and policies that concern the situation of women, children and people living with disabilities (PWDs). The fifth (SO5) aims to strengthen LHRC as one of the main human rights organisation in Tanzania.The appraisal of this contribution concerns the entire period of the strategic plan i.e. six years (2019-2024). It is also expected that this time span will constitute the time frame of the upcoming country strategy for Tanzania. Each strategic plan period of six years is divided into two operational plans with budgets covering three years each. The Embassy of Sweden (EoS) has, hence, received a strategic plan and total requested sum that covers six years, as well as an operational plan with budget that covers the first operational plan period of three years i.e. 2019-2021. The total requested amount of 72 M SEK for six years represents an increase of 18% of the previous average annual amount to LHRC. EoS assesses that an increase of the support is relevant based on the importance LHRC has, and is expected to continue and have, in the current difficult situation for democracy and human rights in Tanzania. Sweden, Norway and Sweden constitute the three development partners that intend financing LHRC’s strategic plan 2019-2024. The contribution will not attain the total sum that LHRC has calculated that they require in order to carry out their strategic plan in full. However, LHRC has submitted a budget for its first operational plan that reflects available funds. This is an important step considering the previous challenging situation that LHRC has faced as a result of working with a budget that represents an ideal funding scenario rather than an actual funding scenario. If LHRC will be successful in fund raising more, the current operational plan will be revised in line with such. The underlying appraisal for this decision proposes a core funding contribution of 12 MSEK per year during the full Strategic Plan period 2019-2024. This is in line with the aid effectiveness agenda of providing core support and of providing long-term funding to civil society as a way of bestowing them with predictability in their operations. Legal and Human Rights Centre (LHRC) har ansökt om 72 miljoner kronor i kärnstöd från Sida till sin femte strategiska plan 2019–2024. LHRC grundades 1995 och är en ledande organisation inom mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Deras vision är ett rättvist och jämställt samhälle där: de tre delarna av staten, samt icke-statliga aktörer, utövar ansvarsutkrävande, transparens och där rättsstatens principer respekteras; där det finns förståelse, respekt och engagemang för de mänskliga rättigheterna och för god samhällsstyrning; och där rättvisa och respekt för mänsklig dignitet är en realitet. Deras uppdrag är att stärka allmänhetens förståelse för, samt främja, förstärka och säkerställa, de mänskliga rättigheterna och god samhällsstyrning i Tanzania. Detta skall göras genom att erbjuda samhället utbildning och information inom juridik och mänskliga rättigheter, genom forskning, genom bevakning och rapportering om situationen för mänskliga rättigheter, genom påverkansarbete för reformer och ändring av policyer, lagstiftning och praxis i enlighet med internationella konventionerna för mänskliga rättigheter. Det övergripande målet för deras strategiska plan 2019–2024 är en förbättrad situation för mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Det målet skall uppnås genom fem strategiska underliggande mål där den första fyra har ett tematiskt fokus och den femte är målet att stärka LHRC som en civilsamhällesorganisation i sin egen rätt. Det första strategiska målet är att öka ansvarsbärares och rättighetshavares förståelse för och respekt av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Den andra målet är att förbättra regelverket och dess effektiva implementering för att därmed motverka det krympande offentliga rummet och pågående avdemokratisering av Tanzania. Tredje målet fokuserar på de sociala, ekonomiska och miljömässiga rättigheterna genom att främja respekten för dessa och utkräva ansvar för och efterlevnad av dessa. Fjärde målet sätter vissa specifikt utsatta grupper i fokus genom att förbättra lagstiftning och policyer som berör situationen för kvinnor, barn och personer som lever med funktionsnedsättning. Femte målet ämnar stärka LHRC som en civilsamhällesorganisation i sin egen rätt. Beredningen av detta stöd avser hela perioden för LHRC:s strategiska plan, dvs. sex år (2019–2024). Det förväntas även att denna tidsperiod sammanfaller med den framtida landstrategi för Tanzania. LHRC delar in sin period för strategisk plan i två treårsperioder för vilka de arbetar fram verksamhetsplaner med budget. Därmed har ambassaden fått in en strategisk plan och en total ansökt summa för sex år, men en detaljerad verksamhetsplan och detaljerad budget för tre år dvs. för LHRC:s första operationella plan 2019–2021. Det ansökta beloppet på 72 miljoner kronor för sex år representerar en ökning av tidigare ungefärliga årliga stöd med cirka 18%. Ambassaden bedömer att en ökning av stödet är relevant baserat på den betydelse som LHRC har, och förväntas fortsätta ha, i den nuvarande svåra situationen för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania. Sverige, Norge och Irland utgör de tre givare som avser finansiera LHRC:s strategiska plan 2019–2024. Bidraget kommer inte uppgå till den totala summa som LHRC beräknat de behöver för fullständigt genomförande av sin strategiska plan. Dock, så har LHRC presenterat en budget för den första operationella planen 2019–2021 som reflekterar tillgängliga medel. Detta är ett viktigt steg med tanke på tidigare svårigheter som LHRC har haft till följd av att arbeta med en budget som representerar en ideal finansieringssituation snarare än den verkliga. Om LHRC lyckas få in mer finansiering så revideras den nuvarande verksamhetsplan i enlighet med detta. Den underliggande beredningen för detta beslut föreslår ett kärnstöd på 12 MSEK per år under hela Strategiska Planen 2019-2024. Detta är i linje med biståndseffektivitetsagendan vad det gäller att erbjuda känrstöd samt erbjuda långsiktigt stöd till civilsamhällesorganisationer som en del i att ge dem förutsägbarhet i sin verksamhet. Däremot till följd av att den framtida landstrategin för Tanzania ännu inte beslutats av regeringen så hindrar föreliggande regler gällande framtida finansiella åtganden ambassaden från att, i detta beslut, fatta beslut om medel för alla sex år inom Strategiska Planen 2019-2020. Därför avser detta beslut enbart medel för de första tre åren av den planen. Ambassaden avser omedelbart tillföra medel för de kvarstående tre åren (2022-2024) när landstragein för Tanzania beslutats. Förlängningen kommer baseras på den beredningen som ligger till grund för detta beslut and därför kommer ingen ny beredning krävas. Istället kommer det resultatbaserade arbetet med denna insats dokumenteras i s.k. Conclusion on Performances (CoP:er). CoP:erna kommer att utgöra basen för det beslutet om tillägg av medel. Ambassadens intention är att stödja LHRC med samma årliga belopp enligt ovan under hela perioden för deras Strategiska Plan 2019-2024, men LHRC förväntas presentera en ny Verksamhetsplan och budget för perioden 2022-2024 i slutet av 2021. Den verksamhetsplanen kommer att hanteras och bedömas av ambassaden som en del av dess bedömning av årsplan och budget för 2022. Den huvudsakliga intentionen att ge samma årliga belopp kan ses över vid den tidpunkten beroende på ambassadens strategiska tänk avseende stödet till LHRC t.ex. om det är strategiskt att gradvis minska stödet till LHRC som en del av en utfasning, eller att gradvis öka stödet till följd av en fortsatt försvårande situation för mänskliga rättigheter i Tanzania och dokumenterad kapacitet hos LHRC att arbeta i linje med en realistisk och transparent budget under åren 2019-2021. Förändringar inom andra givares kärnstöd kan också påverka denna intention av samma årliga summa. Både Norge och Irland förväntas inom kort att fatta beslut om kärnstöd för perioden som första verksamhetsplanen täcker (2019-2021). LHRC has produced Tanzania Human Rights Reports since year 2002. TheTanzania Human Rights Report for 2025 was launched in April 2026, named " The October 2025 Unrest: A major setback for human rights". It was a very well attended digital (for security reasons) meeting, and contained a large number of critical observations illustrating the major setback to democracy and human rights taking place in Tanzania during last year. In particular, in relation to the General Elections in October of 2025. Some examples of results from the past year: 46,154 individuals in Tanzania received legal aid through LHRC Legal Aid Services 168 Court cases were won by LHRC in the year 2025 5,851 audience interactions through LHRC Community Radio and TV (Friends of Haki and the Mlinzi Wa Haki) 6,101 human rights violations were documented by LHRC, through the monitoring and documentation programme Social media outreach on Instagram, HakiTV, X showed an overall monumental increase of subscribers and views Further, LHRC has been very vocal in policy advocacy work in the country. They publish statements and articles on relevant occurences and topics continously. It is Sidas assessment that they are extremely courageous considering the risk it entails to speak out critically in times of shrinking democratic space and deepening political censorship and repression. As this concludes a 25 year long partnership between Sida and LHRC, as the Swedish government decided to phase out the bilateral strategy with Tanzania, there is a lot that can be said. In the last review meeting held with LHRC on the 6th of May 2026, LHRC stated that they would not be who and where they are today if it wasn´t for Sidas partnership and long term support. It is Sidas assessment that this is true and something to take pride in. LHRC is today at the forfront of civil society in Tanzania, highly respected for its capacity and trustworthiness, and very well established. The impacts of this longterm partnership have been enormous. Throughout the years, with different governments, LHRC has been a stable spokesperson, advocate and defender of democracy and human rights in Tanzania. LHRC has also contributed with clarity and strategic thinking to position Tanzania civil society as a counterweight to the political scene and policy in the country. It is Sidas overall assessment that the partnership with LHRC has been of significant importance to the people (rightsholders) of Tanzania and mutually beneficial to Sida and LHRC. Sweden LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 0 10000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center 10000000 LHRC/Legal and Human Rights Center Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Greater respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, with a special focus on marginalised groups and defenders and agents of democracy Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, med särskilt fokus på marginaliserade grupper och demokratins försvarare och röstbärare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13127 Sweden The contribution is a project support to Sonke Gender Justice for the implementation of Men Engage Africa's Strategic Plan 2019-2024. The core of Men Engage Africa's work is qualitative work on men and masculinity within women’s rights, SRHR and gender justice for all with the aim to contributing to Gender Equality. Men Engage Africa är ett av globala Men Engage Alliansens regionala nätverk. Men Engage Africa nätverket består av 22 nationella Men Engage Africa nätverk (Botswana, Burundi, Kamerun, Etiopien, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Eswatini) med medlemmar på nationell nivå. Men Engage nätverket fokuserar hur maskulinitetsnormer är formade, hur de påverkar samhället, relationer och individer. Kärnan i nätverkets arbete är att bidra till jämställdhet mellan könen, förbättra sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR), och minska förekomsten av könsbaserat våld genom att engagera pojkar och män genom "gender transformation" - metoder som utmanar och förändrar negativa manlighetsnormer. Nätverket har etablerat sig som en ledande aktör på global, regional och nationell nivå inom detta fält sedan 2009. Overall goal Scaling up gender transformative approached in advocacy, accountability culture and partnership effectiveness to advance MEA regional impact and sustainability. The Strategic Plan 20142027 has three strategic areas and in total seven objectives: Strategic area 1: Advocacy Objective 1: Position MEA as a leading male engagement movement in the region within its thematic areas by mobilising collective voices and actions to influence policies and legal reforms. Objective 2: Scale up gender transformative advocacy through capacity strengthening MEA's network and strategic partners to advance feminist approaches and principles. Strategic area 2: Accountability Objective 3: Improve systems and structures to operationalize and popularise existing MEA accountability mechanism for effective collaboration responsiveness and functionality of the movement. Objective 4: Advance MEA's joint actions an initiatives through capacity strengthening of partners utilising country and regional channels to achieve MEA's goals Strategic area 3: Partnerships Objective 5: Implement capacity strengthening initiatives on gender transformative approached including MenEngage Africa Training Initiative (MATI) Objective 6: Identify strengthen and maintain strategic partnerships for collaboration across MEA thematic areas at national, regional and global levels. Objective 7: Contribute to resource mobilization for the sustainability of the MEA network Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Burundi Botswana Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Cameroon Kenya Madagascar Namibia Nigeria Rwanda Eswatini Togo Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe Africa, regional Developing countries, unspecified Ending violence against women and girls Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general The results summary covers the implementation period May 2019 to December 2025. The results are structured according to the three strategic areas of the MenEngage Africa Strategic Plan 2024-2027: Advocacy, Accountability, and Partnerships. MEA has established itself as a high-impact network by strengthening its members' organisational capacities and creating a connected, cohesive structure across the continent. MEA's membership base increased from 22 countries in 2019 to 24 country coalitions and from 350 to over 500 organisations in 2023. Under 2024-2025, focus shifted toward quality and accountability: a systematic network-wide audit removed inactive and unverified members, reducing the number to around 300 organisations. Those remaining are confirmed, active and accountable actors, a deliberate choice reflecting a movement that prioritises credibility over size. Strategic Area 1: Advocacy MEA's work focused on contributing to a more enabling policy environment that promotes gender transformative approaches has involved active engagement in local, national, and international advocacy to promote the inclusion of men and boys in gender equality policies and programs. By participating in policy dialogues, submitting policy recommendations, and engaging with decision-makers, MEA has contributed to integrate gender-transformative approaches into key policy frameworks at different levels, such as for example; South Africa's National Strategic Plan on Gender-based violence and femicide 2020-2030, the Kenya AIDS Strategic Framework (KASF II) (2020/2021 - 2024/2025) and Ugandas National Plan of Action for Sexual and Gender Based Violence and Violence Against Children. Similar advocacy has taken place in Botswana and Nigeria, with MEA influencing language in the National Gender and Development policy as evidenced in the Universal Peer Review report submitted by Botswana in December 2020 and in the revised National HIV and AIDS Strategic Framework of Nigeria 2019-2021. A few other examples of what the MEA members advocacy work has led to is that Zimbabwe's Constitutional Court in 2022, effectively outlawed child marriages by raising the legal age of consent from 16 to 18. In 2023, Zambia followed suit by amending its 1918 Marriage Act to raise the minimum marriage age to 18 for all marriages, including those under customary law. In Malawi, MEA members successfully advocated for the launch of an Ending Child Marriage Strategy, leading to the 2023 Penal Code Amendment, which raised the age of consent from 16 to 18. MEA has further started to build strategic partnerships with regional economic communities, including the Southern African Development Community (SADC), the East African Community (EAC), and the East African Legislative Assembly (EALA). MEA have re-engaged policymakers on critical issues such as the Anti-Cross-Border FGM and EAC SRHR Bill. Together with the Eastern African Sub-Regional Support Initiative (EASSI), MEA has conducted sensitisation sessions with policymakers to enhance the implementation of existing laws and policies, aiming to close the gaps in addressing FGM and other harmful practices. This sustained engagement culminated in the EAC Elimination of FGM Bill (Bill No. 6 of 2025) being gazetted and receiving its first reading in EALA in 2025, the result of systematic coalition-building since 2021 in which MEA, EASSI and UNFPA sensitised legislators and financed consultation processes. MEA networks are present in seven of the eight EAC member states and are central to the Bill's future domestication and implementation. In collaboration with SADC, MEA's efforts have centered on GBV prevention and implementing the SADC Model Laws on GBV and Child Marriages. MEA have also engaged private sector actors alongside CSOs and policymakers to encourage states to commit to ILO Convention 190 on Violence and Harassment. During the period, six MEA countries have signed and ratified ILO Convention C190: Namibia (2020), South Africa (2021), Nigeria (2022), Uganda (2023), Lesotho (2023), and Rwanda (2024). Beyond national frameworks, MEA contributed directly to the inclusion of positive masculinities as a guiding principle in Article 6 of the African Union's first binding continental legal framework on gender-based violence (AU-CEVAWG), adopted in February 2025. At the G20 Social Summit in November 2025, President Ramaphosa declared GBVF a national disaster in South Africa, a political shift that sustained civil society advocacy, including Sonke's leading role in the Civil 20 (C20), the official civil society engagement platform within the G20, is assessed to have contributed to. At the national level, MEA has shifted from external advocacy to co-designing policy: in Zimbabwe, MEA is collaborating with the Ministry of Women's Affairs on a National Strategy for Male Engagement, and in Eswatini, cooperation with the Deputy Prime Minister's Office has established high-visibility channels for promoting positive masculinities and preventing GBV. In terms of engaging men and boys in SRHR an important component has been focused on regional commitment development, where Sonke and MenEngage Africa played an instrumental role in a Technical Working Group that led to the creation of a West and Central Africa commitment. The commitment, endorsed by 24 ministers, focuses on ensuring that adolescents and young people are educated, healthy, and thriving, which is marking a political shift towards prioritizing youth SRHR issues. There has however been a lot of challenges connected to the work focused on SRHR. Country networks have reported difficulties securing sufficient funding and resources due to regressive laws on key SRHR issues such as safe abortion, CSE, and LGBTI rights. Despite these challenges, MEA's research and advocacy on LGBTQI rights yielded concrete results: a study on Uganda's Anti-Homosexuality Act contributed to the Constitutional Court striking down four clauses of the Act in 2024, including the one restricting healthcare access for LGBTQI persons. MEA have continued to work with faith and traditional leaders to promote gender equality through grassroots mobilisation, working closely with community leaders, faith-based organisations, and traditional authorities. By engaging these key stakeholders, MEA has fostered community ownership of gender-transformative initiatives, ensuring that interventions are culturally relevant and sustainable. In Malawi and Namibia, MEA network partners have been working closely with these religious and traditional leaders to challenge harmful traditional and religious norms related to fatherhood. In several of MEA's country networks, the role of traditional and religious leaders has evolved from passive gatekeepers to active advocates and innovators. Tools like the Engaging Men in the Elimination of Child Marriage manual empowered religious and traditional leaders in countries like Nigeria and Kenya to commit to ending harmful practices such as unsafe abortion and FGM within their communities. This commitment deepened further as the period progressed: in Liberia, the National Council of Chiefs and Elders declared a ban on FGM in February 2023, directly preceded by MEA's policy scorecard mapping FGM legislation across five countries and capacity support to traditional leaders. In Malawi, a traditional leader transformed from a passive witness to the high maternal mortality caused by unsafe abortions into an active lobbyist for a new abortion law now expected to be adopted. In Uganda, traditional leaders in the Lango sub-region documented and disseminated local proverbs adapted to communicate SRHR and GBV prevention demonstrating that traditional leaders can function as innovators in norm change. The MenCare campaign, led by Sonke, has grown throughout the period to link approximately 50 organisations in 18 countries, attracting co-funders including ADA, GIZ, Save the Children and Generation Gender, making it a sustainable platform that continues beyond individual funding cycles. MEA partners have further actively been engaging men as caregivers and fathers through advocacy initiatives at both local and national levels in 20 countries. Together with key partners, including Equimundo, Save the Children, Rutgers, and MEA Global, MenEngage Africa has developed a series of State of the World Fathers reports and country reports with specific recommendations for shifting norms towards promoting positive parenting, parental leave policies, recognition, and redistribution of care work, with Rwanda and Zimbabwe joining the research initiative in 2023. The cumulative impact of this research became visible when the State of South Africa Fathers Report was cited in the Van Wyk case, a South African labour court case in which the High Court declared parts of labour legislation unconstitutional for discriminating against parents, an unusually clear example of research leading to legal change. Strategic Area 2: Accountability MEA further continued its work on strengthening accountability to the sector, meaning that MEA and its country networks shall be held accountable to the SRHR, women's rights and gender justice movements, through policies and practices that are based on solidarity, equality, justice and feminist principles. Through a co-creation process coordinated by the Men Engage Global Alliance Secretariat and in collaboration with women's rights and gender justice partners to align with broader feminist principles, MEA participated in developing the MenEngage Accountability framework in 2023. The purpose of the framework is to ensure that MEA's actions directly respond to the priorities and needs identified by these movements, maintaining a focus on gender equality and social justice. MEA secretariat hosts regular dialogues and capacity-building sessions on Accountability Standards and Guidelines for its members. The sessions provide reflection, learning, and improvement opportunities, helping network members enhance their understanding of accountability and to effectively apply the principles in their work. As a result of popularising the accountability framework among members, the secretariat and the regional steering committee have received an increasing amount of reports of sexual harassment and fraud and have investigated several cases from country networks and successfully implemented the recommendations in the investigation reports. This is an unexpected but significant result: an increase in reporting is a sign of norm change that the network's own members are now holding each other accountable in ways that were not previously possible. This shift in accountability culture is further reflected in changes to MEA's own leadership structures: during 2021-2023 a woman was elected as regional steering committee chair for the first time, followed in 2023 by the election of a gender non-conforming person from the LGBTQI community as chair, and the youth steering committee chair is now an LGBTQI person, a change in which voices shape the network's priorities. At the country level, capacity development has been uneven but with clear progress: HANDLE South Sudan, one of MEA's country network secretariats, was previously assessed by Sonke as having limited financial management capacity, but progressed to become a model of financial governance with five new policy documents, a computerised accounting system, and zero errors across two consecutive audits. Strategic Area 3: Partnerships The capacity building has included comprehensive capacity assessments for MEA partners, revealing substantial gaps in understanding and implementing the Gender Transformative Approach (GTA). To address the gaps MEA secretariat carried out in person trainings and linked partners to global dialogues on various topics to facilitate knowledge exchange. The secretariat further conducted strength assessments across MEA country networks to evaluate each networks and member organisations capacitity. The MEA secretariat further provided technical support on GTA implementation to various strategic partners, including Rutgers, Plan Finland, IAMANEH Sweis, Concern Worldwide, and UN Women. The various trainings led to MEA developing a checklist for integrating the transformation of masculinities into project activities. MEA has throughout the period worked to strengthen youth leadership and meaningful participation, with young people progressively moving from beneficiaries to co-creators of change. Initiatives like the 'Power to Youth' and Generation Gender have empowered young people to participate actively in gender justice advocacy and program implementation. MEA youth developed practical tools including the Media toolkit and the "Meaningful Youth Participation (MYIP) Checklist", developed in collaboration with CHOICE for Youth, to help organisations engage with young people as partners, stakeholders, and leaders rather than simply beneficiaries. This commitment to youth leadership has yielded concrete results: youth advocates secured formal seats on district health committees in Uganda, and young people in Malawi successfully drove commitments from health facilities on youth-friendly opening hours and accessibility improvements. MATI training cohorts delivered throughout the period, including the 2024 cohort bringing together 25 activists from 18 countries on "Building Feminist Peace in Africa", have generated documented behavioural changes among alumni: a Ugandan medical doctor now mobilises men as change agents in reproductive health, a journalist uses media as an advocacy tool, a MATI 2024 fellow in Malawi documented five cases of child marriage he successfully intervened to prevent, and Tendai Kunyelesa from Zimbabwe contributed to national peace and reconciliation processes and led grassroots projects combining women, peace and security with positive masculinities. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13127-13127A0101 Sweden The contribution is a project support to Sonke Gender Justice for the implementation of Men Engage Africa's Strategic Plan 2019-2024. The core of Men Engage Africa's work is qualitative work on men and masculinity within women’s rights, SRHR and gender justice for all with the aim to contributing to Gender Equality. Men Engage Africa är ett av globala Men Engage Alliansens regionala nätverk. Men Engage Africa nätverket består av 22 nationella Men Engage Africa nätverk (Botswana, Burundi, Kamerun, Etiopien, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Eswatini) med medlemmar på nationell nivå. Men Engage nätverket fokuserar hur maskulinitetsnormer är formade, hur de påverkar samhället, relationer och individer. Kärnan i nätverkets arbete är att bidra till jämställdhet mellan könen, förbättra sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR), och minska förekomsten av könsbaserat våld genom att engagera pojkar och män genom "gender transformation" - metoder som utmanar och förändrar negativa manlighetsnormer. Nätverket har etablerat sig som en ledande aktör på global, regional och nationell nivå inom detta fält sedan 2009. Overall goal Scaling up gender transformative approached in advocacy, accountability culture and partnership effectiveness to advance MEA regional impact and sustainability. The Strategic Plan 20142027 has three strategic areas and in total seven objectives: Strategic area 1: Advocacy Objective 1: Position MEA as a leading male engagement movement in the region within its thematic areas by mobilising collective voices and actions to influence policies and legal reforms. Objective 2: Scale up gender transformative advocacy through capacity strengthening MEA's network and strategic partners to advance feminist approaches and principles. Strategic area 2: Accountability Objective 3: Improve systems and structures to operationalize and popularise existing MEA accountability mechanism for effective collaboration responsiveness and functionality of the movement. Objective 4: Advance MEA's joint actions an initiatives through capacity strengthening of partners utilising country and regional channels to achieve MEA's goals Strategic area 3: Partnerships Objective 5: Implement capacity strengthening initiatives on gender transformative approached including MenEngage Africa Training Initiative (MATI) Objective 6: Identify strengthen and maintain strategic partnerships for collaboration across MEA thematic areas at national, regional and global levels. Objective 7: Contribute to resource mobilization for the sustainability of the MEA network Sweden Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 15000000 9000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7500000 0 0 0 7500000 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9000000 9000000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 30000000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 15000000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 7500000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 7500000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 9000000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC Gender equality and women’s and girls’ rights 2018–2022 Jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2018-2022 Enhanced global and regional preconditions to implement and strengthen global normative frameworks for gender equality and the enjoyment of human rights by all women and girls Stärkta globala och regionala förutsättningar att genomföra och stärka det globala normativa ramverket för jämställdhet och alla kvinnors och flickors åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Enhanced global and regional preconditions to counteract discrimination and gender-stereotypical norms and attitudes Stärkta globala och regionala förutsättningar att verka mot diskriminering och könsstereotypa normer och attityder. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Enhanced methods and capacity development for gender equality efforts Stärkt metod- och kapacitetsutveckling för jämställdhetsarbete Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13127-13127A0102 Sweden The contribution is a project support to Sonke Gender Justice for the implementation of Men Engage Africa's Strategic Plan 2019-2024. The core of Men Engage Africa's work is qualitative work on men and masculinity within women’s rights, SRHR and gender justice for all with the aim to contributing to Gender Equality. Men Engage Africa är ett av globala Men Engage Alliansens regionala nätverk. Men Engage Africa nätverket består av 22 nationella Men Engage Africa nätverk (Botswana, Burundi, Kamerun, Etiopien, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Eswatini) med medlemmar på nationell nivå. Men Engage nätverket fokuserar hur maskulinitetsnormer är formade, hur de påverkar samhället, relationer och individer. Kärnan i nätverkets arbete är att bidra till jämställdhet mellan könen, förbättra sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR), och minska förekomsten av könsbaserat våld genom att engagera pojkar och män genom "gender transformation" - metoder som utmanar och förändrar negativa manlighetsnormer. Nätverket har etablerat sig som en ledande aktör på global, regional och nationell nivå inom detta fält sedan 2009. Overall goal Scaling up gender transformative approached in advocacy, accountability culture and partnership effectiveness to advance MEA regional impact and sustainability. The Strategic Plan 20142027 has three strategic areas and in total seven objectives: Strategic area 1: Advocacy Objective 1: Position MEA as a leading male engagement movement in the region within its thematic areas by mobilising collective voices and actions to influence policies and legal reforms. Objective 2: Scale up gender transformative advocacy through capacity strengthening MEA's network and strategic partners to advance feminist approaches and principles. Strategic area 2: Accountability Objective 3: Improve systems and structures to operationalize and popularise existing MEA accountability mechanism for effective collaboration responsiveness and functionality of the movement. Objective 4: Advance MEA's joint actions an initiatives through capacity strengthening of partners utilising country and regional channels to achieve MEA's goals Strategic area 3: Partnerships Objective 5: Implement capacity strengthening initiatives on gender transformative approached including MenEngage Africa Training Initiative (MATI) Objective 6: Identify strengthen and maintain strategic partnerships for collaboration across MEA thematic areas at national, regional and global levels. Objective 7: Contribute to resource mobilization for the sustainability of the MEA network Sweden Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 9000000 16000000 10000000 9000000 12000000 6000000 0 37000000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 12000000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 9000000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 10000000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 6000000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 0 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC Swedish global development cooperation on gender equality and women’s and girls’ rights 2022–2026 Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete för global jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2022- 2026 Global normative frame works Globala normativa ramverk Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Prevention of discrimination and gender stereotype norms Motverka diskriminering och könsstereotypa normer Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Method- and Capacity development Metod- och kapacitetsutveckling Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13127-13127A0103 Sweden The contribution is a project support to Sonke Gender Justice for the implementation of Men Engage Africa's Strategic Plan 2019-2024. The core of Men Engage Africa's work is qualitative work on men and masculinity within women’s rights, SRHR and gender justice for all with the aim to contributing to Gender Equality. Men Engage Africa är ett av globala Men Engage Alliansens regionala nätverk. Men Engage Africa nätverket består av 22 nationella Men Engage Africa nätverk (Botswana, Burundi, Kamerun, Etiopien, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Eswatini) med medlemmar på nationell nivå. Men Engage nätverket fokuserar hur maskulinitetsnormer är formade, hur de påverkar samhället, relationer och individer. Kärnan i nätverkets arbete är att bidra till jämställdhet mellan könen, förbättra sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR), och minska förekomsten av könsbaserat våld genom att engagera pojkar och män genom "gender transformation" - metoder som utmanar och förändrar negativa manlighetsnormer. Nätverket har etablerat sig som en ledande aktör på global, regional och nationell nivå inom detta fält sedan 2009. Overall goal Scaling up gender transformative approached in advocacy, accountability culture and partnership effectiveness to advance MEA regional impact and sustainability. The Strategic Plan 20142027 has three strategic areas and in total seven objectives: Strategic area 1: Advocacy Objective 1: Position MEA as a leading male engagement movement in the region within its thematic areas by mobilising collective voices and actions to influence policies and legal reforms. Objective 2: Scale up gender transformative advocacy through capacity strengthening MEA's network and strategic partners to advance feminist approaches and principles. Strategic area 2: Accountability Objective 3: Improve systems and structures to operationalize and popularise existing MEA accountability mechanism for effective collaboration responsiveness and functionality of the movement. Objective 4: Advance MEA's joint actions an initiatives through capacity strengthening of partners utilising country and regional channels to achieve MEA's goals Strategic area 3: Partnerships Objective 5: Implement capacity strengthening initiatives on gender transformative approached including MenEngage Africa Training Initiative (MATI) Objective 6: Identify strengthen and maintain strategic partnerships for collaboration across MEA thematic areas at national, regional and global levels. Objective 7: Contribute to resource mobilization for the sustainability of the MEA network Sweden Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1200000 -36217 0 0 1200000 -36217 0 1163783 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC 1200000 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC -36216.58 Sonke Gender Justice Network NPC Gender equality, women's and girls' freedom and empowerment 2025-2028 Jämställdhet, kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt 2025-2028 Greater efforts against sexual and gender-based violence, and the combating of discrimination, oppressive and harmful norms and practices Stärkt arbete mot sexuellt- och könsrelaterat våld samt motverkande av diskriminering, förtryckande och skadliga normer och sedvänjor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased economic empowerment and equality before the law for women and girls Ökad ekonomisk egenmakt och likhet inför lagen för kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased political and societal influence and participation in decision-making for women and girls Ökat politiskt och samhälleligt inflytande och deltagande i beslutsfattande för kvinnor och flickor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13127-13127A0201 Sweden The contribution is a project support to Sonke Gender Justice for the implementation of Men Engage Africa's Strategic Plan 2019-2024. The core of Men Engage Africa's work is qualitative work on men and masculinity within women’s rights, SRHR and gender justice for all with the aim to contributing to Gender Equality. Men Engage Africa är ett av globala Men Engage Alliansens regionala nätverk. Men Engage Africa nätverket består av 22 nationella Men Engage Africa nätverk (Botswana, Burundi, Kamerun, Etiopien, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Togo, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Eswatini) med medlemmar på nationell nivå. Men Engage nätverket fokuserar hur maskulinitetsnormer är formade, hur de påverkar samhället, relationer och individer. Kärnan i nätverkets arbete är att bidra till jämställdhet mellan könen, förbättra sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR), och minska förekomsten av könsbaserat våld genom att engagera pojkar och män genom "gender transformation" - metoder som utmanar och förändrar negativa manlighetsnormer. Nätverket har etablerat sig som en ledande aktör på global, regional och nationell nivå inom detta fält sedan 2009. Overall goal Scaling up gender transformative approached in advocacy, accountability culture and partnership effectiveness to advance MEA regional impact and sustainability. The Strategic Plan 20142027 has three strategic areas and in total seven objectives: Strategic area 1: Advocacy Objective 1: Position MEA as a leading male engagement movement in the region within its thematic areas by mobilising collective voices and actions to influence policies and legal reforms. Objective 2: Scale up gender transformative advocacy through capacity strengthening MEA's network and strategic partners to advance feminist approaches and principles. Strategic area 2: Accountability Objective 3: Improve systems and structures to operationalize and popularise existing MEA accountability mechanism for effective collaboration responsiveness and functionality of the movement. Objective 4: Advance MEA's joint actions an initiatives through capacity strengthening of partners utilising country and regional channels to achieve MEA's goals Strategic area 3: Partnerships Objective 5: Implement capacity strengthening initiatives on gender transformative approached including MenEngage Africa Training Initiative (MATI) Objective 6: Identify strengthen and maintain strategic partnerships for collaboration across MEA thematic areas at national, regional and global levels. Objective 7: Contribute to resource mobilization for the sustainability of the MEA network Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 228000 228000 0 0 228000 Ernst & Young 228000 Ernst & Young Swedish global development cooperation on gender equality and women’s and girls’ rights 2022–2026 Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete för global jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2022- 2026 Global normative frame works Globala normativa ramverk Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Prevention of discrimination and gender stereotype norms Motverka diskriminering och könsstereotypa normer Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Method- and Capacity development Metod- och kapacitetsutveckling Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13366 Sweden In the spring of 2024, Sida began discussions with UN Women about a cost extension of the support that started in 2019. Sida assesses that UN Women has since become a well-functioning and strategic actor and advocate for equality in Sudan. UN Women returned to Sida with a revised needs analysis to identify the need for support for its work in light of the still intense conflict in the country. The now proposed extended support covers needs during the end of 2024 and the years 2025 and 2026. UN Women proposes to build on the previous work in organizing and strengthening the women's movement in Sudan. This will be done by establishing platforms for female mediators and negotiators, providing opportunities and resources for meaningful participation in peace talks and mediation efforts. Sudanese women's groups will be given the opportunity to participate in peace negotiations and decision-making processes and in Sudan-related regional and global events to build capacity, knowledge and skills in peace processes. The second identified area is to strengthen preventive work to protect girls and women against gender-based, including sexual, violence. The intervention will not only protect individuals from immediate harm and improve their ability to earn a living, but will contribute to the resilience of communities and lay the foundations for long-term stability and prosperity once conflict has subsided. UN Women has initially identified two states, Gedaref and White Nile, where the organization is already working to increase livelihood opportunities for women and where they already have a built-up network of partners. Under våren 2024 påbörjade Sida diskussioner med UN Women om en kostnadsförlängning av det stöd som startade 2019. Sida bedömer att UN Women sedan dess blivit en välfungerande och strategisk aktör för jämställhet i Sudan. UN Women återkom till Sida med en reviderad behovsanalys där de identifierade behov av stöd för dess arbete i och med den alltjämt intensiva konflikten i landet. Det nu föreslagna utökade stödet täcker behov under slutet av 2024 samt åren 2025 och 2026. UN Women föreslår att bygga vidare på det tidigare arbetet med att organisera och stärka kvinnorörelsen i Sudan. Detta kommer att ske genom att etablera plattformar för kvinnliga medlare och förhandlare, vilket ger möjligheter och resurser för meningsfullt deltagande i fredssamtal och medlingsinsatser. Sudanesiska kvinnogrupper kommer ges möjlighet att delta i fredsförhandlingar och beslutsprocesser och i Sudan-relaterade regionala och globala evenemang för att bygga kapacitet, kunskap och färdigheter i fredsprocesser. Det andra identifierade området är att stärka det förebyggande arbete för att skydda flickor och kvinnor mot könsrelaterat, inklusive sexuell våld. Insatsen kommer inte bara att skydda individer från omedelbar skada och förbättra deras förmåga att skaffa försörjning, utan kommer att bidra till samhällenas motståndskraft och lägga grunden för långsiktig stabilitet och välstånd när konflikten har lagt sig. UN Women har initialt identifierat två delstater, Gedaref and White Nile, där organisationen redan arbetar för att öka försörjningsmöjligheter för kvinnor och där de redan har ett uppbyggt nätverk av samarbetspartner. The objective has been changed during the program phase due to the outbreak of war in April 2023. The objectives and results below relates to the reported phase of the support (project for 2025-2026) (Decision 24/000285-77). Therefore the objectives reported against for this CoP differ from last year.  Goal and objectives Objective: Empower Sudanese women to actively participate in peace processes and address gender-based violence (GBV) in conflict-affected areas, fostering inclusive and sustainable peace. The project has two Outcomes through which it shall contribute to the goal above: 1) A more inclusive, coordinated, and sustainable women movement grounded in nexus of feminism, peace and humanitarianism influences regional and International political/peace processes. Related key Outputs • Enhanced institutional capacity of women's organizations (civic and political) to strengthen women's leadership, skills, capacity, and knowledge on peace related issues at local, regional, and national levels. • Established platforms for women mediators, negotiators, providing opportunities/resources for their meaningful participation in peace talks and mediation efforts. • Increased inclusive dialogues, forums and engagement that amplify women's voices at national, regional, and international levels, facilitating their participation in peace process. 2) Strengthened Community Response to GBV in Gedaref and White Nile states that will be better equipped with knowledge and resources to effectively to prevent and respond to gender-based violence (GBV), fostering safer environments and promoting resilience and peace, leading to decreased instances of GBV. Related key Outputs • Create a conducive environment for GBV survivors to come forward for support, thereby also increasing the use of GBV referral systems made available by UNFPA • Women and girls are better informed on what constitutes GBV and options they have for protecting their rights and where to seek various forms of support; • Local communities, young males, male community leaders and aid field workers better sensitized on the issues around GBV, focusing on human rights, the criminal aspects of GBV and potential judicial consequences. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Sudan (the) Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Public sector policy and administrative management Ending violence against women and girls Government & Civil Society-general Summary of main results (Outcome 1) Strengthened women's collective leadership and coordination. The Peace for Sudan Platform expanded from 43 to 50 organizations, evolving into a coordinated advocacy coalition with shared positions and joint representation in national, regional and international forums. More than 50 women strengthened their skills in leadership, mediation, negotiation and advocacy, creating a network of trained women peacebuilders better equipped to engage in peace and humanitarian processes. Women's organizations agreed on common priorities, including women's participation in peace processes, accountability for conflict-related sexual violence, humanitarian access and direct funding for women-led organizations which were consistently promoted across nine international advocacy platforms. Two national coordination platforms were established on women's access to justice and UNSCR 1325 and political participation - strengthening collaboration among women's organizations. Sudanese women engaged directly with the UN Country Team, African Union, UN Special Envoy and other international actors, resulting in commitments from UN partners to strengthen engagement with women-led organizations and increase support for their participation in humanitarian and peace processes. Overall, the programme strengthened the institutional foundations for women's meaningful participation in future peace processes by improving coordination, leadership, advocacy and access to decision-makers, despite the continued exclusion of women from formal peace negotiations. Summary of main results (Outcome 2) The programme supported the set up three Comprehensive Women and Girls Safe Spaces (CWGSS), community referral mechanisms and coordination systems, creating the foundation for survivor-centred GBV services in Gedaref and White Nile States. During the first implementation period, 1 613 people (1 496 women and 117 men) benefited from GBV prevention, psychosocial support, referral and livelihoods activities, while 66 GBV survivors were identified and referred to specialized case management. The programme strengthened community awareness and resilience. GBV awareness and women's rights activities reached 752 community members, exceeding the annual target, while 50 women completed livelihoods training and the first Village Savings and Loan Association (VSLA) was established to strengthen women's economic resilience. The programme trained 20 community leaders on survivor-centred referral pathways and protection principles, laying the groundwork for stronger community-based GBV prevention and response. Although dignity kit distribution and community peace dialogues were delayed by procurement and administrative processes, the programme reports that it established the systems, partnerships and referral structures needed to scale up GBV prevention and response in subsequent phases. Overall, the programme achieved start-up and systems-building results, improving access to survivor-centred services and community-based protection, while recognising that longer-term changes in GBV prevention, help-seeking behaviour and community norms have not yet been demonstrated. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13366-13366A0101 Sweden In the spring of 2024, Sida began discussions with UN Women about a cost extension of the support that started in 2019. Sida assesses that UN Women has since become a well-functioning and strategic actor and advocate for equality in Sudan. UN Women returned to Sida with a revised needs analysis to identify the need for support for its work in light of the still intense conflict in the country. The now proposed extended support covers needs during the end of 2024 and the years 2025 and 2026. UN Women proposes to build on the previous work in organizing and strengthening the women's movement in Sudan. This will be done by establishing platforms for female mediators and negotiators, providing opportunities and resources for meaningful participation in peace talks and mediation efforts. Sudanese women's groups will be given the opportunity to participate in peace negotiations and decision-making processes and in Sudan-related regional and global events to build capacity, knowledge and skills in peace processes. The second identified area is to strengthen preventive work to protect girls and women against gender-based, including sexual, violence. The intervention will not only protect individuals from immediate harm and improve their ability to earn a living, but will contribute to the resilience of communities and lay the foundations for long-term stability and prosperity once conflict has subsided. UN Women has initially identified two states, Gedaref and White Nile, where the organization is already working to increase livelihood opportunities for women and where they already have a built-up network of partners. Under våren 2024 påbörjade Sida diskussioner med UN Women om en kostnadsförlängning av det stöd som startade 2019. Sida bedömer att UN Women sedan dess blivit en välfungerande och strategisk aktör för jämställhet i Sudan. UN Women återkom till Sida med en reviderad behovsanalys där de identifierade behov av stöd för dess arbete i och med den alltjämt intensiva konflikten i landet. Det nu föreslagna utökade stödet täcker behov under slutet av 2024 samt åren 2025 och 2026. UN Women föreslår att bygga vidare på det tidigare arbetet med att organisera och stärka kvinnorörelsen i Sudan. Detta kommer att ske genom att etablera plattformar för kvinnliga medlare och förhandlare, vilket ger möjligheter och resurser för meningsfullt deltagande i fredssamtal och medlingsinsatser. Sudanesiska kvinnogrupper kommer ges möjlighet att delta i fredsförhandlingar och beslutsprocesser och i Sudan-relaterade regionala och globala evenemang för att bygga kapacitet, kunskap och färdigheter i fredsprocesser. Det andra identifierade området är att stärka det förebyggande arbete för att skydda flickor och kvinnor mot könsrelaterat, inklusive sexuell våld. Insatsen kommer inte bara att skydda individer från omedelbar skada och förbättra deras förmåga att skaffa försörjning, utan kommer att bidra till samhällenas motståndskraft och lägga grunden för långsiktig stabilitet och välstånd när konflikten har lagt sig. UN Women har initialt identifierat två delstater, Gedaref and White Nile, där organisationen redan arbetar för att öka försörjningsmöjligheter för kvinnor och där de redan har ett uppbyggt nätverk av samarbetspartner. The objective has been changed during the program phase due to the outbreak of war in April 2023. The objectives and results below relates to the reported phase of the support (project for 2025-2026) (Decision 24/000285-77). Therefore the objectives reported against for this CoP differ from last year.  Goal and objectives Objective: Empower Sudanese women to actively participate in peace processes and address gender-based violence (GBV) in conflict-affected areas, fostering inclusive and sustainable peace. The project has two Outcomes through which it shall contribute to the goal above: 1) A more inclusive, coordinated, and sustainable women movement grounded in nexus of feminism, peace and humanitarianism influences regional and International political/peace processes. Related key Outputs • Enhanced institutional capacity of women's organizations (civic and political) to strengthen women's leadership, skills, capacity, and knowledge on peace related issues at local, regional, and national levels. • Established platforms for women mediators, negotiators, providing opportunities/resources for their meaningful participation in peace talks and mediation efforts. • Increased inclusive dialogues, forums and engagement that amplify women's voices at national, regional, and international levels, facilitating their participation in peace process. 2) Strengthened Community Response to GBV in Gedaref and White Nile states that will be better equipped with knowledge and resources to effectively to prevent and respond to gender-based violence (GBV), fostering safer environments and promoting resilience and peace, leading to decreased instances of GBV. Related key Outputs • Create a conducive environment for GBV survivors to come forward for support, thereby also increasing the use of GBV referral systems made available by UNFPA • Women and girls are better informed on what constitutes GBV and options they have for protecting their rights and where to seek various forms of support; • Local communities, young males, male community leaders and aid field workers better sensitized on the issues around GBV, focusing on human rights, the criminal aspects of GBV and potential judicial consequences. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 0 4000000 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 4000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 4000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women -1353690.1899999999 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 1353690 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Sudan 2018-2022 Sudan 2018-2022 Improved conditions for women’s and girls’ enjoyment of human rights, and for the rights of the child Förbättrade förutsättningar för kvinnors och flickors åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, samt för barnets rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13366-13366A0102 Sweden In the spring of 2024, Sida began discussions with UN Women about a cost extension of the support that started in 2019. Sida assesses that UN Women has since become a well-functioning and strategic actor and advocate for equality in Sudan. UN Women returned to Sida with a revised needs analysis to identify the need for support for its work in light of the still intense conflict in the country. The now proposed extended support covers needs during the end of 2024 and the years 2025 and 2026. UN Women proposes to build on the previous work in organizing and strengthening the women's movement in Sudan. This will be done by establishing platforms for female mediators and negotiators, providing opportunities and resources for meaningful participation in peace talks and mediation efforts. Sudanese women's groups will be given the opportunity to participate in peace negotiations and decision-making processes and in Sudan-related regional and global events to build capacity, knowledge and skills in peace processes. The second identified area is to strengthen preventive work to protect girls and women against gender-based, including sexual, violence. The intervention will not only protect individuals from immediate harm and improve their ability to earn a living, but will contribute to the resilience of communities and lay the foundations for long-term stability and prosperity once conflict has subsided. UN Women has initially identified two states, Gedaref and White Nile, where the organization is already working to increase livelihood opportunities for women and where they already have a built-up network of partners. Under våren 2024 påbörjade Sida diskussioner med UN Women om en kostnadsförlängning av det stöd som startade 2019. Sida bedömer att UN Women sedan dess blivit en välfungerande och strategisk aktör för jämställhet i Sudan. UN Women återkom till Sida med en reviderad behovsanalys där de identifierade behov av stöd för dess arbete i och med den alltjämt intensiva konflikten i landet. Det nu föreslagna utökade stödet täcker behov under slutet av 2024 samt åren 2025 och 2026. UN Women föreslår att bygga vidare på det tidigare arbetet med att organisera och stärka kvinnorörelsen i Sudan. Detta kommer att ske genom att etablera plattformar för kvinnliga medlare och förhandlare, vilket ger möjligheter och resurser för meningsfullt deltagande i fredssamtal och medlingsinsatser. Sudanesiska kvinnogrupper kommer ges möjlighet att delta i fredsförhandlingar och beslutsprocesser och i Sudan-relaterade regionala och globala evenemang för att bygga kapacitet, kunskap och färdigheter i fredsprocesser. Det andra identifierade området är att stärka det förebyggande arbete för att skydda flickor och kvinnor mot könsrelaterat, inklusive sexuell våld. Insatsen kommer inte bara att skydda individer från omedelbar skada och förbättra deras förmåga att skaffa försörjning, utan kommer att bidra till samhällenas motståndskraft och lägga grunden för långsiktig stabilitet och välstånd när konflikten har lagt sig. UN Women har initialt identifierat två delstater, Gedaref and White Nile, där organisationen redan arbetar för att öka försörjningsmöjligheter för kvinnor och där de redan har ett uppbyggt nätverk av samarbetspartner. The objective has been changed during the program phase due to the outbreak of war in April 2023. The objectives and results below relates to the reported phase of the support (project for 2025-2026) (Decision 24/000285-77). Therefore the objectives reported against for this CoP differ from last year.  Goal and objectives Objective: Empower Sudanese women to actively participate in peace processes and address gender-based violence (GBV) in conflict-affected areas, fostering inclusive and sustainable peace. The project has two Outcomes through which it shall contribute to the goal above: 1) A more inclusive, coordinated, and sustainable women movement grounded in nexus of feminism, peace and humanitarianism influences regional and International political/peace processes. Related key Outputs • Enhanced institutional capacity of women's organizations (civic and political) to strengthen women's leadership, skills, capacity, and knowledge on peace related issues at local, regional, and national levels. • Established platforms for women mediators, negotiators, providing opportunities/resources for their meaningful participation in peace talks and mediation efforts. • Increased inclusive dialogues, forums and engagement that amplify women's voices at national, regional, and international levels, facilitating their participation in peace process. 2) Strengthened Community Response to GBV in Gedaref and White Nile states that will be better equipped with knowledge and resources to effectively to prevent and respond to gender-based violence (GBV), fostering safer environments and promoting resilience and peace, leading to decreased instances of GBV. Related key Outputs • Create a conducive environment for GBV survivors to come forward for support, thereby also increasing the use of GBV referral systems made available by UNFPA • Women and girls are better informed on what constitutes GBV and options they have for protecting their rights and where to seek various forms of support; • Local communities, young males, male community leaders and aid field workers better sensitized on the issues around GBV, focusing on human rights, the criminal aspects of GBV and potential judicial consequences. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1600000 6000000 6200000 6000000 0 0 0 0 1600000 0 0 6200000 0 13800000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 1600000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 6000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 6200000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Sudan 2018-2022 Sudan 2018-2022 More inclusive peace processes, with greater participation of women and young people Mer inkluderande fredsprocesser, där kvinnor och unga deltar i större utsträckning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved rule of law, increased transparency, and strengthened conditions for accountability Förbättrad rättssäkerhet och ökad transparens samt stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for women’s and girls’ enjoyment of human rights, and for the rights of the child Förbättrade förutsättningar för kvinnors och flickors åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, samt för barnets rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13366-13366A0103 Sweden In the spring of 2024, Sida began discussions with UN Women about a cost extension of the support that started in 2019. Sida assesses that UN Women has since become a well-functioning and strategic actor and advocate for equality in Sudan. UN Women returned to Sida with a revised needs analysis to identify the need for support for its work in light of the still intense conflict in the country. The now proposed extended support covers needs during the end of 2024 and the years 2025 and 2026. UN Women proposes to build on the previous work in organizing and strengthening the women's movement in Sudan. This will be done by establishing platforms for female mediators and negotiators, providing opportunities and resources for meaningful participation in peace talks and mediation efforts. Sudanese women's groups will be given the opportunity to participate in peace negotiations and decision-making processes and in Sudan-related regional and global events to build capacity, knowledge and skills in peace processes. The second identified area is to strengthen preventive work to protect girls and women against gender-based, including sexual, violence. The intervention will not only protect individuals from immediate harm and improve their ability to earn a living, but will contribute to the resilience of communities and lay the foundations for long-term stability and prosperity once conflict has subsided. UN Women has initially identified two states, Gedaref and White Nile, where the organization is already working to increase livelihood opportunities for women and where they already have a built-up network of partners. Under våren 2024 påbörjade Sida diskussioner med UN Women om en kostnadsförlängning av det stöd som startade 2019. Sida bedömer att UN Women sedan dess blivit en välfungerande och strategisk aktör för jämställhet i Sudan. UN Women återkom till Sida med en reviderad behovsanalys där de identifierade behov av stöd för dess arbete i och med den alltjämt intensiva konflikten i landet. Det nu föreslagna utökade stödet täcker behov under slutet av 2024 samt åren 2025 och 2026. UN Women föreslår att bygga vidare på det tidigare arbetet med att organisera och stärka kvinnorörelsen i Sudan. Detta kommer att ske genom att etablera plattformar för kvinnliga medlare och förhandlare, vilket ger möjligheter och resurser för meningsfullt deltagande i fredssamtal och medlingsinsatser. Sudanesiska kvinnogrupper kommer ges möjlighet att delta i fredsförhandlingar och beslutsprocesser och i Sudan-relaterade regionala och globala evenemang för att bygga kapacitet, kunskap och färdigheter i fredsprocesser. Det andra identifierade området är att stärka det förebyggande arbete för att skydda flickor och kvinnor mot könsrelaterat, inklusive sexuell våld. Insatsen kommer inte bara att skydda individer från omedelbar skada och förbättra deras förmåga att skaffa försörjning, utan kommer att bidra till samhällenas motståndskraft och lägga grunden för långsiktig stabilitet och välstånd när konflikten har lagt sig. UN Women har initialt identifierat två delstater, Gedaref and White Nile, där organisationen redan arbetar för att öka försörjningsmöjligheter för kvinnor och där de redan har ett uppbyggt nätverk av samarbetspartner. The objective has been changed during the program phase due to the outbreak of war in April 2023. The objectives and results below relates to the reported phase of the support (project for 2025-2026) (Decision 24/000285-77). Therefore the objectives reported against for this CoP differ from last year.  Goal and objectives Objective: Empower Sudanese women to actively participate in peace processes and address gender-based violence (GBV) in conflict-affected areas, fostering inclusive and sustainable peace. The project has two Outcomes through which it shall contribute to the goal above: 1) A more inclusive, coordinated, and sustainable women movement grounded in nexus of feminism, peace and humanitarianism influences regional and International political/peace processes. Related key Outputs • Enhanced institutional capacity of women's organizations (civic and political) to strengthen women's leadership, skills, capacity, and knowledge on peace related issues at local, regional, and national levels. • Established platforms for women mediators, negotiators, providing opportunities/resources for their meaningful participation in peace talks and mediation efforts. • Increased inclusive dialogues, forums and engagement that amplify women's voices at national, regional, and international levels, facilitating their participation in peace process. 2) Strengthened Community Response to GBV in Gedaref and White Nile states that will be better equipped with knowledge and resources to effectively to prevent and respond to gender-based violence (GBV), fostering safer environments and promoting resilience and peace, leading to decreased instances of GBV. Related key Outputs • Create a conducive environment for GBV survivors to come forward for support, thereby also increasing the use of GBV referral systems made available by UNFPA • Women and girls are better informed on what constitutes GBV and options they have for protecting their rights and where to seek various forms of support; • Local communities, young males, male community leaders and aid field workers better sensitized on the issues around GBV, focusing on human rights, the criminal aspects of GBV and potential judicial consequences. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10500000 10350000 10000000 7000000 7250000 0 0 -0.0000000001 0 0.0000000005 7000000 0 10500000 0 7250000 0 0 10350000 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 12125000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 32975000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 10500000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 10350000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 5000000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 3500000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 3500000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 3625000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 3625000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Sudan 2018-2022 Sudan 2018-2022 More inclusive peace processes, with greater participation of women and young people Mer inkluderande fredsprocesser, där kvinnor och unga deltar i större utsträckning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for women’s and girls’ enjoyment of human rights, and for the rights of the child Förbättrade förutsättningar för kvinnors och flickors åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, samt för barnets rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13366-13366A0104 Sweden In the spring of 2024, Sida began discussions with UN Women about a cost extension of the support that started in 2019. Sida assesses that UN Women has since become a well-functioning and strategic actor and advocate for equality in Sudan. UN Women returned to Sida with a revised needs analysis to identify the need for support for its work in light of the still intense conflict in the country. The now proposed extended support covers needs during the end of 2024 and the years 2025 and 2026. UN Women proposes to build on the previous work in organizing and strengthening the women's movement in Sudan. This will be done by establishing platforms for female mediators and negotiators, providing opportunities and resources for meaningful participation in peace talks and mediation efforts. Sudanese women's groups will be given the opportunity to participate in peace negotiations and decision-making processes and in Sudan-related regional and global events to build capacity, knowledge and skills in peace processes. The second identified area is to strengthen preventive work to protect girls and women against gender-based, including sexual, violence. The intervention will not only protect individuals from immediate harm and improve their ability to earn a living, but will contribute to the resilience of communities and lay the foundations for long-term stability and prosperity once conflict has subsided. UN Women has initially identified two states, Gedaref and White Nile, where the organization is already working to increase livelihood opportunities for women and where they already have a built-up network of partners. Under våren 2024 påbörjade Sida diskussioner med UN Women om en kostnadsförlängning av det stöd som startade 2019. Sida bedömer att UN Women sedan dess blivit en välfungerande och strategisk aktör för jämställhet i Sudan. UN Women återkom till Sida med en reviderad behovsanalys där de identifierade behov av stöd för dess arbete i och med den alltjämt intensiva konflikten i landet. Det nu föreslagna utökade stödet täcker behov under slutet av 2024 samt åren 2025 och 2026. UN Women föreslår att bygga vidare på det tidigare arbetet med att organisera och stärka kvinnorörelsen i Sudan. Detta kommer att ske genom att etablera plattformar för kvinnliga medlare och förhandlare, vilket ger möjligheter och resurser för meningsfullt deltagande i fredssamtal och medlingsinsatser. Sudanesiska kvinnogrupper kommer ges möjlighet att delta i fredsförhandlingar och beslutsprocesser och i Sudan-relaterade regionala och globala evenemang för att bygga kapacitet, kunskap och färdigheter i fredsprocesser. Det andra identifierade området är att stärka det förebyggande arbete för att skydda flickor och kvinnor mot könsrelaterat, inklusive sexuell våld. Insatsen kommer inte bara att skydda individer från omedelbar skada och förbättra deras förmåga att skaffa försörjning, utan kommer att bidra till samhällenas motståndskraft och lägga grunden för långsiktig stabilitet och välstånd när konflikten har lagt sig. UN Women har initialt identifierat två delstater, Gedaref and White Nile, där organisationen redan arbetar för att öka försörjningsmöjligheter för kvinnor och där de redan har ett uppbyggt nätverk av samarbetspartner. The objective has been changed during the program phase due to the outbreak of war in April 2023. The objectives and results below relates to the reported phase of the support (project for 2025-2026) (Decision 24/000285-77). Therefore the objectives reported against for this CoP differ from last year.  Goal and objectives Objective: Empower Sudanese women to actively participate in peace processes and address gender-based violence (GBV) in conflict-affected areas, fostering inclusive and sustainable peace. The project has two Outcomes through which it shall contribute to the goal above: 1) A more inclusive, coordinated, and sustainable women movement grounded in nexus of feminism, peace and humanitarianism influences regional and International political/peace processes. Related key Outputs • Enhanced institutional capacity of women's organizations (civic and political) to strengthen women's leadership, skills, capacity, and knowledge on peace related issues at local, regional, and national levels. • Established platforms for women mediators, negotiators, providing opportunities/resources for their meaningful participation in peace talks and mediation efforts. • Increased inclusive dialogues, forums and engagement that amplify women's voices at national, regional, and international levels, facilitating their participation in peace process. 2) Strengthened Community Response to GBV in Gedaref and White Nile states that will be better equipped with knowledge and resources to effectively to prevent and respond to gender-based violence (GBV), fostering safer environments and promoting resilience and peace, leading to decreased instances of GBV. Related key Outputs • Create a conducive environment for GBV survivors to come forward for support, thereby also increasing the use of GBV referral systems made available by UNFPA • Women and girls are better informed on what constitutes GBV and options they have for protecting their rights and where to seek various forms of support; • Local communities, young males, male community leaders and aid field workers better sensitized on the issues around GBV, focusing on human rights, the criminal aspects of GBV and potential judicial consequences. Sweden UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7250000 7250000 0 7250000 UNWOMEN/United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women SE-0-SE-6-13370 Sweden Sweden has decided to work more towards a focused approach on SRHR in Palestine. This process has led Sweden proposing a program with the Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) to be implemented over three years, focusing on improving the SRHR services and rights in Palestine. The SRHR gaps and needs in Palestine are evident and Sweden has an added value in this areas as it has been a champion of women's access to reproductive and maternal health services since the 1960's and this experience can be utilized to strengthen SRHR in Palestine. Moreover, Sweden's feminist foreign policy, gives attention to SRHR and this shall be translated into programs and responses to on the ground. The proposed support is submitted in the frame of a program with an implementation period of 36 months with a total budget of 45 million Swedish kroner and will cover the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem. This is in addition to SEK 200 000 to conduct an internal control review of PMRS to assess the organization's internal capacities. Sverige har beslutat att arbeta mot en mer fokuserad ansats för SRHR i Palestina. Denna ansats har resulterat i att Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) föreslås implementera ett treårigt program med fokus på förbättrad service och ökade rättigheter vad gäller SRHR i Palestina. De SRHR relaterade behoven i Palestina är uppenbara och Sverige har ett mervärde inom detta område genom sitt engagemang och ledarskap inom områden som kvinnors rätt till reproduktiv hälsa och mödravård sedan 1960-talet, en erfarenhet som kan användas för att stärka SRHR i Palestina. SRHR utgör dessutom en del av Sveriges feministiska utrikespolitik vilket omsätts i handling i och med det föreslagna stödet. Det föreslagna stödet är presenterat som ett program med en implementeringsperiod om 36 månader med en total budget på 45 miljoner svenska kronor, som kommer att implementeras på Västbanken, i Gaza och i östra Jerusalem. Utöver detta kommer 200 000 SEK att reserveras för att genomföra en granskning av intern styrning och kontroll av PMRS under avtalsperioden. The proposed program will be implemented by PMRS and will have the following goals: 1- Palestinians, women & men, girls and boys, without discrimination, have access to quality primary comprehensive health care focusing on SRHR and Mental Health and Psychosocial services (MHPSS) service and support delivery. 2- Mobilized and empowered local communities advocating for their SRHR rights with emphasis on youth, women and marginalized groups. 3- A resilient Palestinian civil society has been strengthened. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Reproductive health care Family planning Personnel development for population and reproductive health Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health 2024 In 2024, PMRS provided comprehensive SRHR services to almost 625,000 beneficiaries across 15 clinics that PMRS operates in Palestine, 95% of which are females. In terms of women's health, PMRS provided early screening, lab tests, and risk assessments to women during early pregnancy. Additionally, follow up to new mothers and their babies, especially in areas where hospital access is limited was also provided. Midwives additionally provided lifesaving support, assisted with deliveries, and provided maternal care especially in Gaza where many deliveries occured outside of the hospitals. GBV: In addition to establishing safe spaces within several fixed clinics, PMRS significantly expanded its outreach by deploying mobile teams composed of general practitioners, women's health specialists, nurses, midwives, social workers, and psychologists. These multidisciplinary teams delivered essential sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services and robust gender based violence (GBV) response interventions directly to communities in need. A holistic, survivor centred approach was adopted, integrating psychosocial support to ensure that women and girls affected by trauma or violence received comprehensive care and assistance. As a result of these efforts, 45,432 individuals benefited from PMRS services. This included: 9,296 individuals who received basic psychosocial support outside of case management (6,131 in Gaza and 3,165 in the West Bank). 17,747 at risk women and girls who accessed at least one GBV related service (11,705 in Gaza and 6,042 in the West Bank). 14,809 at risk GBV survivors who received comprehensive GBV case management services (9,767 in Gaza and 5,042 in the West Bank). 3,580 individuals who benefited from specialised services addressing the needs of sexual violence survivors, including case management (2,315 in Gaza and 1,265 in the West Bank). SRHR and GBV education and awareness raising reached a total 235,794 beneficiaries. PMRS launched an urgent and far reaching emergency response, rapidly scaling up operations to confront the unprecedented health crisis engulfing Gaza and the West Bank. 48 mobile medical teams were deployed to the most severely affected areas, delivering critical, lifesaving care to communities isolated by violence and destruction. At the same time, 15 fixed PMRS primary healthcare clinics were reinforced to absorb overwhelming demand and maintain uninterrupted access to essential health services. PMRS overall reached a total of 2,782,881 beneficiaries, provided with various services (curative, preventive, awareness, outreach) . No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13370-13370A0101 Sweden Sweden has decided to work more towards a focused approach on SRHR in Palestine. This process has led Sweden proposing a program with the Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) to be implemented over three years, focusing on improving the SRHR services and rights in Palestine. The SRHR gaps and needs in Palestine are evident and Sweden has an added value in this areas as it has been a champion of women's access to reproductive and maternal health services since the 1960's and this experience can be utilized to strengthen SRHR in Palestine. Moreover, Sweden's feminist foreign policy, gives attention to SRHR and this shall be translated into programs and responses to on the ground. The proposed support is submitted in the frame of a program with an implementation period of 36 months with a total budget of 45 million Swedish kroner and will cover the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem. This is in addition to SEK 200 000 to conduct an internal control review of PMRS to assess the organization's internal capacities. Sverige har beslutat att arbeta mot en mer fokuserad ansats för SRHR i Palestina. Denna ansats har resulterat i att Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) föreslås implementera ett treårigt program med fokus på förbättrad service och ökade rättigheter vad gäller SRHR i Palestina. De SRHR relaterade behoven i Palestina är uppenbara och Sverige har ett mervärde inom detta område genom sitt engagemang och ledarskap inom områden som kvinnors rätt till reproduktiv hälsa och mödravård sedan 1960-talet, en erfarenhet som kan användas för att stärka SRHR i Palestina. SRHR utgör dessutom en del av Sveriges feministiska utrikespolitik vilket omsätts i handling i och med det föreslagna stödet. Det föreslagna stödet är presenterat som ett program med en implementeringsperiod om 36 månader med en total budget på 45 miljoner svenska kronor, som kommer att implementeras på Västbanken, i Gaza och i östra Jerusalem. Utöver detta kommer 200 000 SEK att reserveras för att genomföra en granskning av intern styrning och kontroll av PMRS under avtalsperioden. The proposed program will be implemented by PMRS and will have the following goals: 1- Palestinians, women & men, girls and boys, without discrimination, have access to quality primary comprehensive health care focusing on SRHR and Mental Health and Psychosocial services (MHPSS) service and support delivery. 2- Mobilized and empowered local communities advocating for their SRHR rights with emphasis on youth, women and marginalized groups. 3- A resilient Palestinian civil society has been strengthened. Sweden PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 5000000 1900000 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 1900000 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 11900000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 5000000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 5000000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 1900000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Greater gender equality, including increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive bättre tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13370-13370A0104 Sweden Sweden has decided to work more towards a focused approach on SRHR in Palestine. This process has led Sweden proposing a program with the Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) to be implemented over three years, focusing on improving the SRHR services and rights in Palestine. The SRHR gaps and needs in Palestine are evident and Sweden has an added value in this areas as it has been a champion of women's access to reproductive and maternal health services since the 1960's and this experience can be utilized to strengthen SRHR in Palestine. Moreover, Sweden's feminist foreign policy, gives attention to SRHR and this shall be translated into programs and responses to on the ground. The proposed support is submitted in the frame of a program with an implementation period of 36 months with a total budget of 45 million Swedish kroner and will cover the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem. This is in addition to SEK 200 000 to conduct an internal control review of PMRS to assess the organization's internal capacities. Sverige har beslutat att arbeta mot en mer fokuserad ansats för SRHR i Palestina. Denna ansats har resulterat i att Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) föreslås implementera ett treårigt program med fokus på förbättrad service och ökade rättigheter vad gäller SRHR i Palestina. De SRHR relaterade behoven i Palestina är uppenbara och Sverige har ett mervärde inom detta område genom sitt engagemang och ledarskap inom områden som kvinnors rätt till reproduktiv hälsa och mödravård sedan 1960-talet, en erfarenhet som kan användas för att stärka SRHR i Palestina. SRHR utgör dessutom en del av Sveriges feministiska utrikespolitik vilket omsätts i handling i och med det föreslagna stödet. Det föreslagna stödet är presenterat som ett program med en implementeringsperiod om 36 månader med en total budget på 45 miljoner svenska kronor, som kommer att implementeras på Västbanken, i Gaza och i östra Jerusalem. Utöver detta kommer 200 000 SEK att reserveras för att genomföra en granskning av intern styrning och kontroll av PMRS under avtalsperioden. The proposed program will be implemented by PMRS and will have the following goals: 1- Palestinians, women & men, girls and boys, without discrimination, have access to quality primary comprehensive health care focusing on SRHR and Mental Health and Psychosocial services (MHPSS) service and support delivery. 2- Mobilized and empowered local communities advocating for their SRHR rights with emphasis on youth, women and marginalized groups. 3- A resilient Palestinian civil society has been strengthened. Sweden PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1600000 0 0 1600000 0 1600000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 1600000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Improved access to health care, including sexual and reproductive health and rights, and a focus on children’s health. Förbättrad tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård, inklusive sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, och med fokus på barns hälsa. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-13370-13370A0201 Sweden Sweden has decided to work more towards a focused approach on SRHR in Palestine. This process has led Sweden proposing a program with the Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) to be implemented over three years, focusing on improving the SRHR services and rights in Palestine. The SRHR gaps and needs in Palestine are evident and Sweden has an added value in this areas as it has been a champion of women's access to reproductive and maternal health services since the 1960's and this experience can be utilized to strengthen SRHR in Palestine. Moreover, Sweden's feminist foreign policy, gives attention to SRHR and this shall be translated into programs and responses to on the ground. The proposed support is submitted in the frame of a program with an implementation period of 36 months with a total budget of 45 million Swedish kroner and will cover the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem. This is in addition to SEK 200 000 to conduct an internal control review of PMRS to assess the organization's internal capacities. Sverige har beslutat att arbeta mot en mer fokuserad ansats för SRHR i Palestina. Denna ansats har resulterat i att Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) föreslås implementera ett treårigt program med fokus på förbättrad service och ökade rättigheter vad gäller SRHR i Palestina. De SRHR relaterade behoven i Palestina är uppenbara och Sverige har ett mervärde inom detta område genom sitt engagemang och ledarskap inom områden som kvinnors rätt till reproduktiv hälsa och mödravård sedan 1960-talet, en erfarenhet som kan användas för att stärka SRHR i Palestina. SRHR utgör dessutom en del av Sveriges feministiska utrikespolitik vilket omsätts i handling i och med det föreslagna stödet. Det föreslagna stödet är presenterat som ett program med en implementeringsperiod om 36 månader med en total budget på 45 miljoner svenska kronor, som kommer att implementeras på Västbanken, i Gaza och i östra Jerusalem. Utöver detta kommer 200 000 SEK att reserveras för att genomföra en granskning av intern styrning och kontroll av PMRS under avtalsperioden. The proposed program will be implemented by PMRS and will have the following goals: 1- Palestinians, women & men, girls and boys, without discrimination, have access to quality primary comprehensive health care focusing on SRHR and Mental Health and Psychosocial services (MHPSS) service and support delivery. 2- Mobilized and empowered local communities advocating for their SRHR rights with emphasis on youth, women and marginalized groups. 3- A resilient Palestinian civil society has been strengthened. Sweden PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 6100000 0 0 0 10000000 6100000 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 2000000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 21100000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 3000000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 5000000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 2000000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 3000000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 10000000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 6100000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Greater gender equality, including increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive bättre tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13370-13370A0202 Sweden Sweden has decided to work more towards a focused approach on SRHR in Palestine. This process has led Sweden proposing a program with the Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) to be implemented over three years, focusing on improving the SRHR services and rights in Palestine. The SRHR gaps and needs in Palestine are evident and Sweden has an added value in this areas as it has been a champion of women's access to reproductive and maternal health services since the 1960's and this experience can be utilized to strengthen SRHR in Palestine. Moreover, Sweden's feminist foreign policy, gives attention to SRHR and this shall be translated into programs and responses to on the ground. The proposed support is submitted in the frame of a program with an implementation period of 36 months with a total budget of 45 million Swedish kroner and will cover the West Bank, Gaza and East Jerusalem. This is in addition to SEK 200 000 to conduct an internal control review of PMRS to assess the organization's internal capacities. Sverige har beslutat att arbeta mot en mer fokuserad ansats för SRHR i Palestina. Denna ansats har resulterat i att Palestinian Medical Relief Society (PMRS) föreslås implementera ett treårigt program med fokus på förbättrad service och ökade rättigheter vad gäller SRHR i Palestina. De SRHR relaterade behoven i Palestina är uppenbara och Sverige har ett mervärde inom detta område genom sitt engagemang och ledarskap inom områden som kvinnors rätt till reproduktiv hälsa och mödravård sedan 1960-talet, en erfarenhet som kan användas för att stärka SRHR i Palestina. SRHR utgör dessutom en del av Sveriges feministiska utrikespolitik vilket omsätts i handling i och med det föreslagna stödet. Det föreslagna stödet är presenterat som ett program med en implementeringsperiod om 36 månader med en total budget på 45 miljoner svenska kronor, som kommer att implementeras på Västbanken, i Gaza och i östra Jerusalem. Utöver detta kommer 200 000 SEK att reserveras för att genomföra en granskning av intern styrning och kontroll av PMRS under avtalsperioden. The proposed program will be implemented by PMRS and will have the following goals: 1- Palestinians, women & men, girls and boys, without discrimination, have access to quality primary comprehensive health care focusing on SRHR and Mental Health and Psychosocial services (MHPSS) service and support delivery. 2- Mobilized and empowered local communities advocating for their SRHR rights with emphasis on youth, women and marginalized groups. 3- A resilient Palestinian civil society has been strengthened. Sweden PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5400000 0 0 5400000 5400000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society 5400000 PMRS/Palestinian Medical Relief Society Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Improved access to health care, including sexual and reproductive health and rights, and a focus on children’s health. Förbättrad tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård, inklusive sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, och med fokus på barns hälsa. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-13388 Sweden The Artificial Intelligence for Development in Africa program, AI4D Africa is a new initiative to build capacity for artificial intelligence (AI) research, policy development and applications of responsible AI in low and lower middle income countries in Africa. It is primarily researchers who benefit from the program, but the applications that will be developed by researchers are expected to contribute to the conditions for poor people to improve their lives. The program also includes a support to a global program for interdisciplinary research to deepen our understanding of how to develop and scale responsibly (inclusive, rights-based, ethical and sustainable), evidence-based artificial intelligence (AI) and data science methods that support response and recovery of COVID-19 in low-income and middle-income (LMIC) countries. Both the AI4D Africa and AI programs for the COVID-19 response are collaborations with the Canadian Government's State Research Assistance Company, International Development Research Center (IDRC). IDRC and Sida have since 2017 been discussing co-financing of a program proposal with the aim of entering into a partnership with the AI4D program to strengthen and stimulate research for responsible AI development in Africa. . The AI4D program proposal has been developed by IDRC in dialogue with Sida and is a four-year program with a budget of 20M Canadian dollars (approximately 141MSEK). During the preparation, the world was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and it is proposed to co-finance the two-year program proposal “The COVID-19 Global South AI and Data Innovation Program” as a component of the effort. It is proposed that Sida contribute to the financing of half of the AI4D Africa program's costs during the 2020-2020 activity period and to the AI ??and COVID-19 program with 40% i.e. 28,6MSEK during the 2020-2022 activity period. Sida's agreement with IDRC is four years and for a total of approximately 106MSEK. The amount also includes the cost of audits requested by Sida. Programmet Artificial Intelligence for Development in Africa, AI4D Africa är en ny insats för att bygga kapacitet för forskning inom artificiell intelligens (AI), policyutveckling och tillämpningar av ansvarsfull AI i låg- och lägre medelinkomstländer i Afrika. Det är i första hand forskare som drar nytta av programmet men de applikationer som kommer att utvecklas av forskare förväntas kunna bidra till bidra till förutsättningar att fattiga människor ska kunna förbättra sina liv. Inom programmet finns även en komponent för stöd till ett globalt program för tvärvetenskaplig forskning för att fördjupa vår förståelse för hur man utvecklar och skalar upp ansvarsfull (inkluderande, rättighetsbaserad, etisk och hållbar), evidensbaserad artificiell intelligens (AI) och datavetenskapliga metoder som stöder respons och återhämtning rörande COVID-19 i låg inkomst och medelinkomst (LMIC) länder. Båda programmen AI4D Africa och AI för COVID-19 respons är samarbeten med IDRC och har samma upplägg som det med IDRC för Science Granting Councils i Afrika (se beslut nr 2018-002101). Den kanadensiska regeringens statliga bolag för forskningsbistånd, International Development Research Centre (IDRC) och Sida har sedan 2017 har diskuterat samfinansiering av ett programförslag i syfte att ingå ett fyrårigt partnerskap av programmet AI4D för att stärka och stimulera forskning för en ansvarsfull AI-utveckling i Afrika. Programförslaget för AI4D Afrika har utvecklats av IDRC i dialog med Sida och är ett fyraårigt program med en budget på 20M kanadensiska dollar (ungefär 141MSEK). Under beredningen drabbades världen av COVID-19 pandemin och det föreslås en samfinansiering av det tvååriga programförslaget “The COVID-19 Global South AI and Data Innovation Program” som en komponent i insatsen. AI och COVID-19 programmet har en budget på 10M kanadensiska dollar. Det föreslås att Sida bidrar till finansieringen av hälften av AI4D Afrika programmets kostnader under aktivitetsperioden 2020 till 2024 och till 40% av programmet för AI och COVID-19 kostnader med 28,6 MSEK under aktivitetsperioden 2020-2022. Sidas avtal med IDRC är fyra år och totalt ca 106MSEK. I beloppet ingår även kostnad för revisioner som Sida begär. AI4D Africa The program Artificial Intelligence for Development (AI4D) Africa aims to build and support policy, research capacity, and innovations to spur responsible artificial intelligence (AI) development in Africa. Responsible AI strives to be inclusive, rights-based and sustainable. The future of AI on the African continent, however, is not yet written, and the policies and practices put in place now will greatly shape the flow of benefits and harms from AI. AI4D will strengthen and promote scientific multidisciplinary AI research in primarily low-income countries in Africa; strengthen low-income countries own research AI capacity; and support sustainable innovation and research systems in low-income countries in Africa with the aim of reaching a critical mass of highly qualified AI researchers. AI4D will strengthen policies and regulation for AI to be ethical and rights based and have a regulatory framework for the African context that can both stimulate innovation and minimize risks (for example, for human rights). The program will stimulate locally-run applications in the public interest for poverty reduction. Fuelled by the increasing availability of computational power, improved connectivity, and data, AI applications offer interesting possibilities for promoting economic growth through spurring new start ups, improving food systems, enabling higher quality education systems and tackling pressing health and climate challenges in Africa. The AI4D initiative will target funding towards achievement of the following three specific objectives: -Increasing evidence-informed AI policy and regulations that support responsible AI development at sub-national, national, regional levels; -Building the talent and capacity that supports the local design, development, and deployment of responsible AI4D innovations at the appropriate scale; -Catalysing the responsible development and scaling of AI innovations that solve development challenges. AI4COVID The goal of the AI4COVID Global South Program is to support multidisciplinary research to develop and scale responsible (inclusive, rights-based, ethical, and sustainable), evidence-based artificial intelligence (AI) and data science approaches that support COVID-19 response and recovery in low- and middle-income countries. The program will advance ethical research and responsible AI innovation, pay special attention to potential harms, and advance data science and AI approaches that are gender responsive, culturally appropriate, community specific, and based on local needs and contexts. The projects selected within the program should respond to the COVID challenge in a variety of ways. They should support the development of core infrastructure for data sharing, quality decision making, and responsible, multi-disciplinary approaches to COVID response based on data, evidence, and new modelling techniques. These include: - Adapting epidemiological and machine learning models to developing country contexts to support reliable and effective decision making; - Testing novel ways to assess the effectiveness of public health measures to reduce COVID moralities and negative socioeconomic impacts; - Developing and testing precision public health models and interventions, including new forms of testing and diagnosis. Summary The AI4D and AI4COVID programmes are well in line with the overall aim of the strategy for Swedish development cooperation within research for poverty reduction and sustainable development (20222028), contributing to: - the capacity-building for research, primarily in low-income countries, and regions, by strengthening conditions and capacity among national, and regional, research actors to participate in international research, and research dialogue, within AI and related fields; - global, regional and national research of relevance, within AI and related fields, to low-income countries and regions, by stimulating research of relevance to development at regional research organisations, and at universities in partner countries; - the promotion of AI research that, through innovation, can have an impact on poverty reduction and sustainable development. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Research/scientific institutions COVID-19 control Other Multisector Basic Health The contribution has generated a range of concrete results across policy development, capacity building and innovation support, while also producing several important outcomes that were not explicitly foreseen at the outset. Among the most significant results has been the programmes ability to attract substantial additional funding and expand in scale. Sidas early support contributed to establishing AI4D as a credible platform, which in turn enabled the mobilisation of large commitments from other donors, most notably the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office and USAID, allowing the programme to continue and expand into a second phase beyond Sidas funding period. This development represents a major catalytic effect of the contribution which has strengthened the long-term sustainability and reach of the initiative. In line with the programmes envisaged results in teh field of policy, AI4D-supported partners have played a visible role in AI governance processes at continental and national levels. This includes direct involvement in the drafting of the African Union AI Continental Strategy, as well as technical contributions to national AI strategies in countries such as Nigeria, South Africa and Kenya. The programme has also resulted in regional policy dialogue on AI and data governance, including engagement with Francophone African countries, as well as participation in African Commission working groups. With regard to capacity development, the programme has supported the training and professional development of a growing number of African researchers and practitioners in AI. For example, the ACTS (Kenya) capacity programme supported 56 beneficiaries (22 MSc students, 24 PhD scholars and 10 early career academics) from 22 African public universities in 18 countries, who produced 51 publications. Capacity building results also include the establishment of a first Masters degree programme in AI in Burkina Faso through the CITADEL lab, which trained three cohorts, while also sending seven thesis students to continue their research abroad. In addition, AI4D-supported university laboratories such as the Responsible AI Lab at KNUST in Ghana delivered targeted skills initiatives, including women-focused STEM camps and digital coding programmes. In the area of innovation, the programme has supported the development of a number of AI-based solutions addressing development challenges in different sectors. Within health, the Hub for Artificial Intelligence in Maternal, Sexual and Reproductive Health supported ten subgrantee innovators from seven countries who developed chatbots, predictive analytics tools and image analysis algorithms. In agriculture and food systems, AI4AFS-supported projects included the development of AI tools in Nigeria to improve disease detection and irrigation management for pepper crops. In public service delivery, the CITADEL lab in Burkina Faso collaborated with government actors to develop a speech-to-text application aimed at improving access to public services for low-literacy citizens. In the education sector, the RobotsMali initiative produced and translated 180 open-source childrens books into the Bambara language using AI-supported tools and distributed these materials to more than 300 primary school. While much of this remains at early stages of deployment, it illustrates concrete progress in developing applied research and contextually adapted innovation. The AI4COVID component of the contribution also produced tangible results during the pandemic period. For example, governments and public health authorities in multiple African countries used AI-based tools developed by the Africa-Canada Artificial Intelligence and Data Innovation Consortium to monitor outbreaks, identify geographic hotspots and support vaccine delivery strategies. In Senegal, programme-supported researchers were contracted by UNESCO to carry out national AI readiness assessments and support the translation of international ethical AI recommendations into national institutional and regulatory frameworks. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13388-13388A0101 Sweden The Artificial Intelligence for Development in Africa program, AI4D Africa is a new initiative to build capacity for artificial intelligence (AI) research, policy development and applications of responsible AI in low and lower middle income countries in Africa. It is primarily researchers who benefit from the program, but the applications that will be developed by researchers are expected to contribute to the conditions for poor people to improve their lives. The program also includes a support to a global program for interdisciplinary research to deepen our understanding of how to develop and scale responsibly (inclusive, rights-based, ethical and sustainable), evidence-based artificial intelligence (AI) and data science methods that support response and recovery of COVID-19 in low-income and middle-income (LMIC) countries. Both the AI4D Africa and AI programs for the COVID-19 response are collaborations with the Canadian Government's State Research Assistance Company, International Development Research Center (IDRC). IDRC and Sida have since 2017 been discussing co-financing of a program proposal with the aim of entering into a partnership with the AI4D program to strengthen and stimulate research for responsible AI development in Africa. . The AI4D program proposal has been developed by IDRC in dialogue with Sida and is a four-year program with a budget of 20M Canadian dollars (approximately 141MSEK). During the preparation, the world was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and it is proposed to co-finance the two-year program proposal “The COVID-19 Global South AI and Data Innovation Program” as a component of the effort. It is proposed that Sida contribute to the financing of half of the AI4D Africa program's costs during the 2020-2020 activity period and to the AI ??and COVID-19 program with 40% i.e. 28,6MSEK during the 2020-2022 activity period. Sida's agreement with IDRC is four years and for a total of approximately 106MSEK. The amount also includes the cost of audits requested by Sida. Programmet Artificial Intelligence for Development in Africa, AI4D Africa är en ny insats för att bygga kapacitet för forskning inom artificiell intelligens (AI), policyutveckling och tillämpningar av ansvarsfull AI i låg- och lägre medelinkomstländer i Afrika. Det är i första hand forskare som drar nytta av programmet men de applikationer som kommer att utvecklas av forskare förväntas kunna bidra till bidra till förutsättningar att fattiga människor ska kunna förbättra sina liv. Inom programmet finns även en komponent för stöd till ett globalt program för tvärvetenskaplig forskning för att fördjupa vår förståelse för hur man utvecklar och skalar upp ansvarsfull (inkluderande, rättighetsbaserad, etisk och hållbar), evidensbaserad artificiell intelligens (AI) och datavetenskapliga metoder som stöder respons och återhämtning rörande COVID-19 i låg inkomst och medelinkomst (LMIC) länder. Båda programmen AI4D Africa och AI för COVID-19 respons är samarbeten med IDRC och har samma upplägg som det med IDRC för Science Granting Councils i Afrika (se beslut nr 2018-002101). Den kanadensiska regeringens statliga bolag för forskningsbistånd, International Development Research Centre (IDRC) och Sida har sedan 2017 har diskuterat samfinansiering av ett programförslag i syfte att ingå ett fyrårigt partnerskap av programmet AI4D för att stärka och stimulera forskning för en ansvarsfull AI-utveckling i Afrika. Programförslaget för AI4D Afrika har utvecklats av IDRC i dialog med Sida och är ett fyraårigt program med en budget på 20M kanadensiska dollar (ungefär 141MSEK). Under beredningen drabbades världen av COVID-19 pandemin och det föreslås en samfinansiering av det tvååriga programförslaget “The COVID-19 Global South AI and Data Innovation Program” som en komponent i insatsen. AI och COVID-19 programmet har en budget på 10M kanadensiska dollar. Det föreslås att Sida bidrar till finansieringen av hälften av AI4D Afrika programmets kostnader under aktivitetsperioden 2020 till 2024 och till 40% av programmet för AI och COVID-19 kostnader med 28,6 MSEK under aktivitetsperioden 2020-2022. Sidas avtal med IDRC är fyra år och totalt ca 106MSEK. I beloppet ingår även kostnad för revisioner som Sida begär. AI4D Africa The program Artificial Intelligence for Development (AI4D) Africa aims to build and support policy, research capacity, and innovations to spur responsible artificial intelligence (AI) development in Africa. Responsible AI strives to be inclusive, rights-based and sustainable. The future of AI on the African continent, however, is not yet written, and the policies and practices put in place now will greatly shape the flow of benefits and harms from AI. AI4D will strengthen and promote scientific multidisciplinary AI research in primarily low-income countries in Africa; strengthen low-income countries own research AI capacity; and support sustainable innovation and research systems in low-income countries in Africa with the aim of reaching a critical mass of highly qualified AI researchers. AI4D will strengthen policies and regulation for AI to be ethical and rights based and have a regulatory framework for the African context that can both stimulate innovation and minimize risks (for example, for human rights). The program will stimulate locally-run applications in the public interest for poverty reduction. Fuelled by the increasing availability of computational power, improved connectivity, and data, AI applications offer interesting possibilities for promoting economic growth through spurring new start ups, improving food systems, enabling higher quality education systems and tackling pressing health and climate challenges in Africa. The AI4D initiative will target funding towards achievement of the following three specific objectives: -Increasing evidence-informed AI policy and regulations that support responsible AI development at sub-national, national, regional levels; -Building the talent and capacity that supports the local design, development, and deployment of responsible AI4D innovations at the appropriate scale; -Catalysing the responsible development and scaling of AI innovations that solve development challenges. AI4COVID The goal of the AI4COVID Global South Program is to support multidisciplinary research to develop and scale responsible (inclusive, rights-based, ethical, and sustainable), evidence-based artificial intelligence (AI) and data science approaches that support COVID-19 response and recovery in low- and middle-income countries. The program will advance ethical research and responsible AI innovation, pay special attention to potential harms, and advance data science and AI approaches that are gender responsive, culturally appropriate, community specific, and based on local needs and contexts. The projects selected within the program should respond to the COVID challenge in a variety of ways. They should support the development of core infrastructure for data sharing, quality decision making, and responsible, multi-disciplinary approaches to COVID response based on data, evidence, and new modelling techniques. These include: - Adapting epidemiological and machine learning models to developing country contexts to support reliable and effective decision making; - Testing novel ways to assess the effectiveness of public health measures to reduce COVID moralities and negative socioeconomic impacts; - Developing and testing precision public health models and interventions, including new forms of testing and diagnosis. Summary The AI4D and AI4COVID programmes are well in line with the overall aim of the strategy for Swedish development cooperation within research for poverty reduction and sustainable development (20222028), contributing to: - the capacity-building for research, primarily in low-income countries, and regions, by strengthening conditions and capacity among national, and regional, research actors to participate in international research, and research dialogue, within AI and related fields; - global, regional and national research of relevance, within AI and related fields, to low-income countries and regions, by stimulating research of relevance to development at regional research organisations, and at universities in partner countries; - the promotion of AI research that, through innovation, can have an impact on poverty reduction and sustainable development. Sweden IDRC/International Development Research Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDRC/International Development Research Centre 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10823510 15240000 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 -0.0000000009 0 15240000 0 0.0000000009 0 10823510 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -0.0000000047 0 0 -0.0000000005 -0.0000000015 0 36063510 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 10000000 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 10823510 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 15240000 IDRC/International Development Research Centre Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 Strengthened conditions and capacity among national and regional research actors to participate in international research and research dialogue Stärkta förutsättningar och stärkt förmåga hos nationella och regionala forskningsaktörer att delta i internationell forskning och forskningsdialog Other Övrigt More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt Improved conditions for researchers to develop innovative ideas with the potential to contribute to the emergence of new products and services that contribute to poverty reduction and a sustainable society Förbättrade förutsättningar för forskare att utveckla innovativa idéer med potential att bidra till framväxandet av nya produkter och tjänster som bidrar till minskad fattigdom och ett hållbart samhälle Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13388-13388A0102 Sweden The Artificial Intelligence for Development in Africa program, AI4D Africa is a new initiative to build capacity for artificial intelligence (AI) research, policy development and applications of responsible AI in low and lower middle income countries in Africa. It is primarily researchers who benefit from the program, but the applications that will be developed by researchers are expected to contribute to the conditions for poor people to improve their lives. The program also includes a support to a global program for interdisciplinary research to deepen our understanding of how to develop and scale responsibly (inclusive, rights-based, ethical and sustainable), evidence-based artificial intelligence (AI) and data science methods that support response and recovery of COVID-19 in low-income and middle-income (LMIC) countries. Both the AI4D Africa and AI programs for the COVID-19 response are collaborations with the Canadian Government's State Research Assistance Company, International Development Research Center (IDRC). IDRC and Sida have since 2017 been discussing co-financing of a program proposal with the aim of entering into a partnership with the AI4D program to strengthen and stimulate research for responsible AI development in Africa. . The AI4D program proposal has been developed by IDRC in dialogue with Sida and is a four-year program with a budget of 20M Canadian dollars (approximately 141MSEK). During the preparation, the world was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and it is proposed to co-finance the two-year program proposal “The COVID-19 Global South AI and Data Innovation Program” as a component of the effort. It is proposed that Sida contribute to the financing of half of the AI4D Africa program's costs during the 2020-2020 activity period and to the AI ??and COVID-19 program with 40% i.e. 28,6MSEK during the 2020-2022 activity period. Sida's agreement with IDRC is four years and for a total of approximately 106MSEK. The amount also includes the cost of audits requested by Sida. Programmet Artificial Intelligence for Development in Africa, AI4D Africa är en ny insats för att bygga kapacitet för forskning inom artificiell intelligens (AI), policyutveckling och tillämpningar av ansvarsfull AI i låg- och lägre medelinkomstländer i Afrika. Det är i första hand forskare som drar nytta av programmet men de applikationer som kommer att utvecklas av forskare förväntas kunna bidra till bidra till förutsättningar att fattiga människor ska kunna förbättra sina liv. Inom programmet finns även en komponent för stöd till ett globalt program för tvärvetenskaplig forskning för att fördjupa vår förståelse för hur man utvecklar och skalar upp ansvarsfull (inkluderande, rättighetsbaserad, etisk och hållbar), evidensbaserad artificiell intelligens (AI) och datavetenskapliga metoder som stöder respons och återhämtning rörande COVID-19 i låg inkomst och medelinkomst (LMIC) länder. Båda programmen AI4D Africa och AI för COVID-19 respons är samarbeten med IDRC och har samma upplägg som det med IDRC för Science Granting Councils i Afrika (se beslut nr 2018-002101). Den kanadensiska regeringens statliga bolag för forskningsbistånd, International Development Research Centre (IDRC) och Sida har sedan 2017 har diskuterat samfinansiering av ett programförslag i syfte att ingå ett fyrårigt partnerskap av programmet AI4D för att stärka och stimulera forskning för en ansvarsfull AI-utveckling i Afrika. Programförslaget för AI4D Afrika har utvecklats av IDRC i dialog med Sida och är ett fyraårigt program med en budget på 20M kanadensiska dollar (ungefär 141MSEK). Under beredningen drabbades världen av COVID-19 pandemin och det föreslås en samfinansiering av det tvååriga programförslaget “The COVID-19 Global South AI and Data Innovation Program” som en komponent i insatsen. AI och COVID-19 programmet har en budget på 10M kanadensiska dollar. Det föreslås att Sida bidrar till finansieringen av hälften av AI4D Afrika programmets kostnader under aktivitetsperioden 2020 till 2024 och till 40% av programmet för AI och COVID-19 kostnader med 28,6 MSEK under aktivitetsperioden 2020-2022. Sidas avtal med IDRC är fyra år och totalt ca 106MSEK. I beloppet ingår även kostnad för revisioner som Sida begär. AI4D Africa The program Artificial Intelligence for Development (AI4D) Africa aims to build and support policy, research capacity, and innovations to spur responsible artificial intelligence (AI) development in Africa. Responsible AI strives to be inclusive, rights-based and sustainable. The future of AI on the African continent, however, is not yet written, and the policies and practices put in place now will greatly shape the flow of benefits and harms from AI. AI4D will strengthen and promote scientific multidisciplinary AI research in primarily low-income countries in Africa; strengthen low-income countries own research AI capacity; and support sustainable innovation and research systems in low-income countries in Africa with the aim of reaching a critical mass of highly qualified AI researchers. AI4D will strengthen policies and regulation for AI to be ethical and rights based and have a regulatory framework for the African context that can both stimulate innovation and minimize risks (for example, for human rights). The program will stimulate locally-run applications in the public interest for poverty reduction. Fuelled by the increasing availability of computational power, improved connectivity, and data, AI applications offer interesting possibilities for promoting economic growth through spurring new start ups, improving food systems, enabling higher quality education systems and tackling pressing health and climate challenges in Africa. The AI4D initiative will target funding towards achievement of the following three specific objectives: -Increasing evidence-informed AI policy and regulations that support responsible AI development at sub-national, national, regional levels; -Building the talent and capacity that supports the local design, development, and deployment of responsible AI4D innovations at the appropriate scale; -Catalysing the responsible development and scaling of AI innovations that solve development challenges. AI4COVID The goal of the AI4COVID Global South Program is to support multidisciplinary research to develop and scale responsible (inclusive, rights-based, ethical, and sustainable), evidence-based artificial intelligence (AI) and data science approaches that support COVID-19 response and recovery in low- and middle-income countries. The program will advance ethical research and responsible AI innovation, pay special attention to potential harms, and advance data science and AI approaches that are gender responsive, culturally appropriate, community specific, and based on local needs and contexts. The projects selected within the program should respond to the COVID challenge in a variety of ways. They should support the development of core infrastructure for data sharing, quality decision making, and responsible, multi-disciplinary approaches to COVID response based on data, evidence, and new modelling techniques. These include: - Adapting epidemiological and machine learning models to developing country contexts to support reliable and effective decision making; - Testing novel ways to assess the effectiveness of public health measures to reduce COVID moralities and negative socioeconomic impacts; - Developing and testing precision public health models and interventions, including new forms of testing and diagnosis. Summary The AI4D and AI4COVID programmes are well in line with the overall aim of the strategy for Swedish development cooperation within research for poverty reduction and sustainable development (20222028), contributing to: - the capacity-building for research, primarily in low-income countries, and regions, by strengthening conditions and capacity among national, and regional, research actors to participate in international research, and research dialogue, within AI and related fields; - global, regional and national research of relevance, within AI and related fields, to low-income countries and regions, by stimulating research of relevance to development at regional research organisations, and at universities in partner countries; - the promotion of AI research that, through innovation, can have an impact on poverty reduction and sustainable development. Sweden IDRC/International Development Research Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDRC/International Development Research Centre 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15117000 15304138 2086000 0 0 5000000 0 2086000 10117000 0 0 7531954.0000000019 0 0.0000000016 7772184 0 0 0 -0.0000000009 -0.0000000009 0 -0.0000000005 -0.0000000001 32507138 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 5000000 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 10117000 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 7772184 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 7531954 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 2086000 IDRC/International Development Research Centre Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt Improved conditions for researchers to develop innovative ideas with the potential to contribute to the emergence of new products and services that contribute to poverty reduction and a sustainable society Förbättrade förutsättningar för forskare att utveckla innovativa idéer med potential att bidra till framväxandet av nya produkter och tjänster som bidrar till minskad fattigdom och ett hållbart samhälle Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13388-13388A0103 Sweden The Artificial Intelligence for Development in Africa program, AI4D Africa is a new initiative to build capacity for artificial intelligence (AI) research, policy development and applications of responsible AI in low and lower middle income countries in Africa. It is primarily researchers who benefit from the program, but the applications that will be developed by researchers are expected to contribute to the conditions for poor people to improve their lives. The program also includes a support to a global program for interdisciplinary research to deepen our understanding of how to develop and scale responsibly (inclusive, rights-based, ethical and sustainable), evidence-based artificial intelligence (AI) and data science methods that support response and recovery of COVID-19 in low-income and middle-income (LMIC) countries. Both the AI4D Africa and AI programs for the COVID-19 response are collaborations with the Canadian Government's State Research Assistance Company, International Development Research Center (IDRC). IDRC and Sida have since 2017 been discussing co-financing of a program proposal with the aim of entering into a partnership with the AI4D program to strengthen and stimulate research for responsible AI development in Africa. . The AI4D program proposal has been developed by IDRC in dialogue with Sida and is a four-year program with a budget of 20M Canadian dollars (approximately 141MSEK). During the preparation, the world was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and it is proposed to co-finance the two-year program proposal “The COVID-19 Global South AI and Data Innovation Program” as a component of the effort. It is proposed that Sida contribute to the financing of half of the AI4D Africa program's costs during the 2020-2020 activity period and to the AI ??and COVID-19 program with 40% i.e. 28,6MSEK during the 2020-2022 activity period. Sida's agreement with IDRC is four years and for a total of approximately 106MSEK. The amount also includes the cost of audits requested by Sida. Programmet Artificial Intelligence for Development in Africa, AI4D Africa är en ny insats för att bygga kapacitet för forskning inom artificiell intelligens (AI), policyutveckling och tillämpningar av ansvarsfull AI i låg- och lägre medelinkomstländer i Afrika. Det är i första hand forskare som drar nytta av programmet men de applikationer som kommer att utvecklas av forskare förväntas kunna bidra till bidra till förutsättningar att fattiga människor ska kunna förbättra sina liv. Inom programmet finns även en komponent för stöd till ett globalt program för tvärvetenskaplig forskning för att fördjupa vår förståelse för hur man utvecklar och skalar upp ansvarsfull (inkluderande, rättighetsbaserad, etisk och hållbar), evidensbaserad artificiell intelligens (AI) och datavetenskapliga metoder som stöder respons och återhämtning rörande COVID-19 i låg inkomst och medelinkomst (LMIC) länder. Båda programmen AI4D Africa och AI för COVID-19 respons är samarbeten med IDRC och har samma upplägg som det med IDRC för Science Granting Councils i Afrika (se beslut nr 2018-002101). Den kanadensiska regeringens statliga bolag för forskningsbistånd, International Development Research Centre (IDRC) och Sida har sedan 2017 har diskuterat samfinansiering av ett programförslag i syfte att ingå ett fyrårigt partnerskap av programmet AI4D för att stärka och stimulera forskning för en ansvarsfull AI-utveckling i Afrika. Programförslaget för AI4D Afrika har utvecklats av IDRC i dialog med Sida och är ett fyraårigt program med en budget på 20M kanadensiska dollar (ungefär 141MSEK). Under beredningen drabbades världen av COVID-19 pandemin och det föreslås en samfinansiering av det tvååriga programförslaget “The COVID-19 Global South AI and Data Innovation Program” som en komponent i insatsen. AI och COVID-19 programmet har en budget på 10M kanadensiska dollar. Det föreslås att Sida bidrar till finansieringen av hälften av AI4D Afrika programmets kostnader under aktivitetsperioden 2020 till 2024 och till 40% av programmet för AI och COVID-19 kostnader med 28,6 MSEK under aktivitetsperioden 2020-2022. Sidas avtal med IDRC är fyra år och totalt ca 106MSEK. I beloppet ingår även kostnad för revisioner som Sida begär. AI4D Africa The program Artificial Intelligence for Development (AI4D) Africa aims to build and support policy, research capacity, and innovations to spur responsible artificial intelligence (AI) development in Africa. Responsible AI strives to be inclusive, rights-based and sustainable. The future of AI on the African continent, however, is not yet written, and the policies and practices put in place now will greatly shape the flow of benefits and harms from AI. AI4D will strengthen and promote scientific multidisciplinary AI research in primarily low-income countries in Africa; strengthen low-income countries own research AI capacity; and support sustainable innovation and research systems in low-income countries in Africa with the aim of reaching a critical mass of highly qualified AI researchers. AI4D will strengthen policies and regulation for AI to be ethical and rights based and have a regulatory framework for the African context that can both stimulate innovation and minimize risks (for example, for human rights). The program will stimulate locally-run applications in the public interest for poverty reduction. Fuelled by the increasing availability of computational power, improved connectivity, and data, AI applications offer interesting possibilities for promoting economic growth through spurring new start ups, improving food systems, enabling higher quality education systems and tackling pressing health and climate challenges in Africa. The AI4D initiative will target funding towards achievement of the following three specific objectives: -Increasing evidence-informed AI policy and regulations that support responsible AI development at sub-national, national, regional levels; -Building the talent and capacity that supports the local design, development, and deployment of responsible AI4D innovations at the appropriate scale; -Catalysing the responsible development and scaling of AI innovations that solve development challenges. AI4COVID The goal of the AI4COVID Global South Program is to support multidisciplinary research to develop and scale responsible (inclusive, rights-based, ethical, and sustainable), evidence-based artificial intelligence (AI) and data science approaches that support COVID-19 response and recovery in low- and middle-income countries. The program will advance ethical research and responsible AI innovation, pay special attention to potential harms, and advance data science and AI approaches that are gender responsive, culturally appropriate, community specific, and based on local needs and contexts. The projects selected within the program should respond to the COVID challenge in a variety of ways. They should support the development of core infrastructure for data sharing, quality decision making, and responsible, multi-disciplinary approaches to COVID response based on data, evidence, and new modelling techniques. These include: - Adapting epidemiological and machine learning models to developing country contexts to support reliable and effective decision making; - Testing novel ways to assess the effectiveness of public health measures to reduce COVID moralities and negative socioeconomic impacts; - Developing and testing precision public health models and interventions, including new forms of testing and diagnosis. Summary The AI4D and AI4COVID programmes are well in line with the overall aim of the strategy for Swedish development cooperation within research for poverty reduction and sustainable development (20222028), contributing to: - the capacity-building for research, primarily in low-income countries, and regions, by strengthening conditions and capacity among national, and regional, research actors to participate in international research, and research dialogue, within AI and related fields; - global, regional and national research of relevance, within AI and related fields, to low-income countries and regions, by stimulating research of relevance to development at regional research organisations, and at universities in partner countries; - the promotion of AI research that, through innovation, can have an impact on poverty reduction and sustainable development. Sweden IDRC/International Development Research Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDRC/International Development Research Centre 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4660000 17785000 10557889 -1132635 0 7619625 0 0 4660000 0 17785000 0 1827379 0 0 0 -0.0000000001 0 -12500 0.0000000001 2938264 -2960014 31870254 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 4660000 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 17785000 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 7619625 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 2938264 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 1827379 IDRC/International Development Research Centre -2960014.2599999998 IDRC/International Development Research Centre -12348.78 IDRC/International Development Research Centre Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced impact of research that is of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development (Sida) Stärkt genomslag för forskning av relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13388-13388A0104 Sweden The Artificial Intelligence for Development in Africa program, AI4D Africa is a new initiative to build capacity for artificial intelligence (AI) research, policy development and applications of responsible AI in low and lower middle income countries in Africa. It is primarily researchers who benefit from the program, but the applications that will be developed by researchers are expected to contribute to the conditions for poor people to improve their lives. The program also includes a support to a global program for interdisciplinary research to deepen our understanding of how to develop and scale responsibly (inclusive, rights-based, ethical and sustainable), evidence-based artificial intelligence (AI) and data science methods that support response and recovery of COVID-19 in low-income and middle-income (LMIC) countries. Both the AI4D Africa and AI programs for the COVID-19 response are collaborations with the Canadian Government's State Research Assistance Company, International Development Research Center (IDRC). IDRC and Sida have since 2017 been discussing co-financing of a program proposal with the aim of entering into a partnership with the AI4D program to strengthen and stimulate research for responsible AI development in Africa. . The AI4D program proposal has been developed by IDRC in dialogue with Sida and is a four-year program with a budget of 20M Canadian dollars (approximately 141MSEK). During the preparation, the world was affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and it is proposed to co-finance the two-year program proposal “The COVID-19 Global South AI and Data Innovation Program” as a component of the effort. It is proposed that Sida contribute to the financing of half of the AI4D Africa program's costs during the 2020-2020 activity period and to the AI ??and COVID-19 program with 40% i.e. 28,6MSEK during the 2020-2022 activity period. Sida's agreement with IDRC is four years and for a total of approximately 106MSEK. The amount also includes the cost of audits requested by Sida. Programmet Artificial Intelligence for Development in Africa, AI4D Africa är en ny insats för att bygga kapacitet för forskning inom artificiell intelligens (AI), policyutveckling och tillämpningar av ansvarsfull AI i låg- och lägre medelinkomstländer i Afrika. Det är i första hand forskare som drar nytta av programmet men de applikationer som kommer att utvecklas av forskare förväntas kunna bidra till bidra till förutsättningar att fattiga människor ska kunna förbättra sina liv. Inom programmet finns även en komponent för stöd till ett globalt program för tvärvetenskaplig forskning för att fördjupa vår förståelse för hur man utvecklar och skalar upp ansvarsfull (inkluderande, rättighetsbaserad, etisk och hållbar), evidensbaserad artificiell intelligens (AI) och datavetenskapliga metoder som stöder respons och återhämtning rörande COVID-19 i låg inkomst och medelinkomst (LMIC) länder. Båda programmen AI4D Africa och AI för COVID-19 respons är samarbeten med IDRC och har samma upplägg som det med IDRC för Science Granting Councils i Afrika (se beslut nr 2018-002101). Den kanadensiska regeringens statliga bolag för forskningsbistånd, International Development Research Centre (IDRC) och Sida har sedan 2017 har diskuterat samfinansiering av ett programförslag i syfte att ingå ett fyrårigt partnerskap av programmet AI4D för att stärka och stimulera forskning för en ansvarsfull AI-utveckling i Afrika. Programförslaget för AI4D Afrika har utvecklats av IDRC i dialog med Sida och är ett fyraårigt program med en budget på 20M kanadensiska dollar (ungefär 141MSEK). Under beredningen drabbades världen av COVID-19 pandemin och det föreslås en samfinansiering av det tvååriga programförslaget “The COVID-19 Global South AI and Data Innovation Program” som en komponent i insatsen. AI och COVID-19 programmet har en budget på 10M kanadensiska dollar. Det föreslås att Sida bidrar till finansieringen av hälften av AI4D Afrika programmets kostnader under aktivitetsperioden 2020 till 2024 och till 40% av programmet för AI och COVID-19 kostnader med 28,6 MSEK under aktivitetsperioden 2020-2022. Sidas avtal med IDRC är fyra år och totalt ca 106MSEK. I beloppet ingår även kostnad för revisioner som Sida begär. AI4D Africa The program Artificial Intelligence for Development (AI4D) Africa aims to build and support policy, research capacity, and innovations to spur responsible artificial intelligence (AI) development in Africa. Responsible AI strives to be inclusive, rights-based and sustainable. The future of AI on the African continent, however, is not yet written, and the policies and practices put in place now will greatly shape the flow of benefits and harms from AI. AI4D will strengthen and promote scientific multidisciplinary AI research in primarily low-income countries in Africa; strengthen low-income countries own research AI capacity; and support sustainable innovation and research systems in low-income countries in Africa with the aim of reaching a critical mass of highly qualified AI researchers. AI4D will strengthen policies and regulation for AI to be ethical and rights based and have a regulatory framework for the African context that can both stimulate innovation and minimize risks (for example, for human rights). The program will stimulate locally-run applications in the public interest for poverty reduction. Fuelled by the increasing availability of computational power, improved connectivity, and data, AI applications offer interesting possibilities for promoting economic growth through spurring new start ups, improving food systems, enabling higher quality education systems and tackling pressing health and climate challenges in Africa. The AI4D initiative will target funding towards achievement of the following three specific objectives: -Increasing evidence-informed AI policy and regulations that support responsible AI development at sub-national, national, regional levels; -Building the talent and capacity that supports the local design, development, and deployment of responsible AI4D innovations at the appropriate scale; -Catalysing the responsible development and scaling of AI innovations that solve development challenges. AI4COVID The goal of the AI4COVID Global South Program is to support multidisciplinary research to develop and scale responsible (inclusive, rights-based, ethical, and sustainable), evidence-based artificial intelligence (AI) and data science approaches that support COVID-19 response and recovery in low- and middle-income countries. The program will advance ethical research and responsible AI innovation, pay special attention to potential harms, and advance data science and AI approaches that are gender responsive, culturally appropriate, community specific, and based on local needs and contexts. The projects selected within the program should respond to the COVID challenge in a variety of ways. They should support the development of core infrastructure for data sharing, quality decision making, and responsible, multi-disciplinary approaches to COVID response based on data, evidence, and new modelling techniques. These include: - Adapting epidemiological and machine learning models to developing country contexts to support reliable and effective decision making; - Testing novel ways to assess the effectiveness of public health measures to reduce COVID moralities and negative socioeconomic impacts; - Developing and testing precision public health models and interventions, including new forms of testing and diagnosis. Summary The AI4D and AI4COVID programmes are well in line with the overall aim of the strategy for Swedish development cooperation within research for poverty reduction and sustainable development (20222028), contributing to: - the capacity-building for research, primarily in low-income countries, and regions, by strengthening conditions and capacity among national, and regional, research actors to participate in international research, and research dialogue, within AI and related fields; - global, regional and national research of relevance, within AI and related fields, to low-income countries and regions, by stimulating research of relevance to development at regional research organisations, and at universities in partner countries; - the promotion of AI research that, through innovation, can have an impact on poverty reduction and sustainable development. Sweden IDRC/International Development Research Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDRC/International Development Research Centre 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 714000 6214630 2442111 70000 891750 714000 0 -0.0000000002 0 70000 6214630 0 0 0 0.0000000009 1550361 0 9440741 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 714000 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 6214630 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 891750 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 1550361 IDRC/International Development Research Centre 70000 IDRC/International Development Research Centre Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced impact of research that is of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development (Sida) Stärkt genomslag för forskning av relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13720 Sweden This contribution aims at strenthening UNFPA's capacity to deliver on the results set by the organisation's country programme for DRC covering the period 2020-2023. In DRC, all indicators concerning maternal health, sexual and reproductive services and rights (SRHR), including poor access to contraceptives are alarming. Also, overall policy environment with regards to SRHR and population dynamics is inadapted to country's challenges. UNFPA is a key actor in DRC whose strong action within the framework of its global mandate is needed to support both decision makers, implementing actors (international and national), and different target groups (professionals as well as services users, such as the youth). This contribution proposes providing an institutional support to UNFPA in the country to allow them flexibility, freedom and means to position themselves and provide the needed assistance to the multitude of actors on SRHR and related issues in the country. Denna insats syftar till att förstärka UNFPA: s kapacitet att leverera de resultat som anges i organisationens landprogram för Demokratiska Republiken Kongo under perioden 2020-2023. I DRK är alla indikatorer som rör kvinnors hälsa, sexuella och reproduktiva tjänster och rättigheter (SRHR) oroande, framförallt är den knappa tillgången till preventivmedel och det höga antalet ungdomsgraviditeter alarmerande. Dessutom är den övergripande policymiljön när det gäller SRHR och befolkningsdynamik inte anpassad till landets utmaningar. UNFPA är en nyckelaktör i DRK, vars starka insatser inom ramen för dess globala mandat behövs för att stödja både beslutsfattare, genomförande aktörer på internationell och nationell nivå, och kunna nå ut till olika målgrupper som kvinnor, ungdomar, vårdgivare och institutioner. Detta institutionella stöd till UNFPA ger dem flexibilitet, frihet och medel för att positionera sig och ge stöd till aktörer inom SRHR och relaterade frågor i landet. This contribution is intended to support the UNFPA DRC country office in contributing to the following objectives: (1) strengthened national capacities to improve financing and develop and implement policies and programmes that address sexual and reproductive health and rights needs; (2) integrated high quality services delivery and information for maternal health, family planning, Sexually Transmitted Infections/HIV, (3) to ensure that young people and adolescents, especially disadvantaged adolescents girls are empowered to have the capacity to claim their rights and access to sexual and reproductive health services; (4) to strengthened national accountability mechanisms to prevent SGBV and promote gender equality and to provide holistic care to victims of SGBV. These objectives will be pursued in stable as well as in humanitarian context.   In addition to the aformentioned objectives it has been decided to provide additional support to UNFPA, as the global champion on Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) and as the lead agency of the Task Force on SEA allegations in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), to strengthen safeguarding mechanisms including prevention, response, coordination and community engagement with regards to PSEA Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Reproductive health care Ending violence against women and girls Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Government & Civil Society-general The report reflects a well-structured, multisectoral approach in line with UNFPAs global priorities. The strategic focus on fragility, localization, and innovation is aligned with Sida's commitments to rights-based and sustainable programming. Results: 1. Reducing Preventable Maternal Deaths - 95% of deliveries in UNFPA supported health facilities were attended by qualified personnel. - 509,760 unsafe abortions and 6,396 maternal deaths were averted. - 1,006 obstetric fistula repairs conducted, with services expanded to 23 of 26 provinces. - Emergency Reproductive Health Services provided in crisis affected areas via mobile clinics and SONU trained providers. 2. Expanding Access to Family Planning - 3.2 million users of modern contraceptives reached. - Evaluation of the supply chain led to clear operational recommendations and support to last mile providers such as Tulane. - Mobile clinics expanded to fragile areas (over 10 clinics established in conflict provinces) - 4.9 million out of school adolescents received vocational starter kits with integrated SRHR education. 3. Addressing Gender-Based Violence (GBV) - 1,372 GBV survivors received holistic care. - More than 1 million individuals reached through GBV risk awareness and mitigation campaigns. - 3,434 GBV allegations received via green line, including 478 SEA cases in schools. - The Makala prison crisis response was rapid, with provision of post rape kits and dignity supplies. 4. Youth Leadership and Empowerment - A total of 242,629 out of school girls received entrepreneurship and SRHR education. - CEICA Boma center was revitalized to support youth friendly services and engagement. - Fun activities (e.g., sports broadcasts) were used innovatively to attract youth to services. 5. Policy, Data, and Demographic Intelligence - Completion of EDSIII (Demographic and Health Survey), with a formal report expected in early 2025. - Strengthening of the National Institute of Statistics and ongoing support to the civil registration system. - Support to the draft statistical law and participation in the ICPD30 review. Key achievements: - Strong Alignment with UNFPA Strategic Priorities: Clear focus on the three transformative results ending preventable maternal deaths, unmet need for family planning and GBV. - Improving access in Fragile, Hard to Reach Areas: Mobile clinics and decentralized offices (Goma, Lubumbashi, Kinshasa) were instrumental in reaching IDPs and conflict affected populations. - Holistic GBV Programming: Integrated approach with legal, medical, psychosocial, and economic reintegration components. - Youth focused Innovations: Attention to adolescent girls and integration of education, vocational training, and SRHR information is commendable. Critical reflections (OBS! the analysis below is based on the assumption that the data for 2023 & 2024, cover only the respective years, and do not represent cumulative data) - UNFPA scaled-up service coverage and maternal death prevention in 2024 compared to 2023 i.e. deliveries in supported facilities attended by qualified staff increased from 90.5% to 95%; deliveries attended by qualified staff increased from from 38,760 in 2023 to 1,308,216 in 2024; averted maternal death almost doubled from 3,056 in 2023 to 6,396 in 2024. - The report indicates a shift from institutional strengthening (2023) to direct service delivery and mobile outreach in crisis settings (2024). - UNFPA seems to have strengthened alignment with H6 partnership, and community based maternal care models. - Significant changes in GBV programming whereby reduction in scale was replaced by in depth focus with more emphasis on holistic care and institutional reform e.g. a total of 21,372 survivors received care in 2024 compared to 209,600 in 2023 (OBS!2023 figure includes all types of services) - Similarly, the year 2023 focused more on systems-building (FONAREV, PSEA networks) while 2024 focused on incident response, survivor-centered care, and community-level awareness. This change could could be ascribed to the conflict which necessitated the need to focus on incident reporting, survivor-centred care etc. given the increased cases of GBV as a result of the conflict in the East. - Cross-Cutting Themes and Fragility Context; UNFPA maintained strong presence in Eastern DRC conflict zones via decentralized offices (Goma, Lubumbashi). - Services provided in more than 15 provinces with mobile clinics, particularly North Kivu, Ituri, Tanganyika. - The year 2024, saw increased focus on SEA prevention, positive masculinity, and community based GBV referral systems No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13720-13720A0101 Sweden This contribution aims at strenthening UNFPA's capacity to deliver on the results set by the organisation's country programme for DRC covering the period 2020-2023. In DRC, all indicators concerning maternal health, sexual and reproductive services and rights (SRHR), including poor access to contraceptives are alarming. Also, overall policy environment with regards to SRHR and population dynamics is inadapted to country's challenges. UNFPA is a key actor in DRC whose strong action within the framework of its global mandate is needed to support both decision makers, implementing actors (international and national), and different target groups (professionals as well as services users, such as the youth). This contribution proposes providing an institutional support to UNFPA in the country to allow them flexibility, freedom and means to position themselves and provide the needed assistance to the multitude of actors on SRHR and related issues in the country. Denna insats syftar till att förstärka UNFPA: s kapacitet att leverera de resultat som anges i organisationens landprogram för Demokratiska Republiken Kongo under perioden 2020-2023. I DRK är alla indikatorer som rör kvinnors hälsa, sexuella och reproduktiva tjänster och rättigheter (SRHR) oroande, framförallt är den knappa tillgången till preventivmedel och det höga antalet ungdomsgraviditeter alarmerande. Dessutom är den övergripande policymiljön när det gäller SRHR och befolkningsdynamik inte anpassad till landets utmaningar. UNFPA är en nyckelaktör i DRK, vars starka insatser inom ramen för dess globala mandat behövs för att stödja både beslutsfattare, genomförande aktörer på internationell och nationell nivå, och kunna nå ut till olika målgrupper som kvinnor, ungdomar, vårdgivare och institutioner. Detta institutionella stöd till UNFPA ger dem flexibilitet, frihet och medel för att positionera sig och ge stöd till aktörer inom SRHR och relaterade frågor i landet. This contribution is intended to support the UNFPA DRC country office in contributing to the following objectives: (1) strengthened national capacities to improve financing and develop and implement policies and programmes that address sexual and reproductive health and rights needs; (2) integrated high quality services delivery and information for maternal health, family planning, Sexually Transmitted Infections/HIV, (3) to ensure that young people and adolescents, especially disadvantaged adolescents girls are empowered to have the capacity to claim their rights and access to sexual and reproductive health services; (4) to strengthened national accountability mechanisms to prevent SGBV and promote gender equality and to provide holistic care to victims of SGBV. These objectives will be pursued in stable as well as in humanitarian context.   In addition to the aformentioned objectives it has been decided to provide additional support to UNFPA, as the global champion on Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) and as the lead agency of the Task Force on SEA allegations in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), to strengthen safeguarding mechanisms including prevention, response, coordination and community engagement with regards to PSEA Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 5000000 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 15000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 10000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 5000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund DR Congo 2015-2019 DR Kongo 2015-2019 Increased awareness of and access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), focusing on young people Ökad medvetenhet om och tillgänglighet till sexuel och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR), med fokus på ungdomar Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Strengthened capacity to prevent sexual and gender-based violence and alleviate its consequences Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga och lindra konsekvenserna av sexuellt och könsrelaterad våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13720-13720A0102 Sweden This contribution aims at strenthening UNFPA's capacity to deliver on the results set by the organisation's country programme for DRC covering the period 2020-2023. In DRC, all indicators concerning maternal health, sexual and reproductive services and rights (SRHR), including poor access to contraceptives are alarming. Also, overall policy environment with regards to SRHR and population dynamics is inadapted to country's challenges. UNFPA is a key actor in DRC whose strong action within the framework of its global mandate is needed to support both decision makers, implementing actors (international and national), and different target groups (professionals as well as services users, such as the youth). This contribution proposes providing an institutional support to UNFPA in the country to allow them flexibility, freedom and means to position themselves and provide the needed assistance to the multitude of actors on SRHR and related issues in the country. Denna insats syftar till att förstärka UNFPA: s kapacitet att leverera de resultat som anges i organisationens landprogram för Demokratiska Republiken Kongo under perioden 2020-2023. I DRK är alla indikatorer som rör kvinnors hälsa, sexuella och reproduktiva tjänster och rättigheter (SRHR) oroande, framförallt är den knappa tillgången till preventivmedel och det höga antalet ungdomsgraviditeter alarmerande. Dessutom är den övergripande policymiljön när det gäller SRHR och befolkningsdynamik inte anpassad till landets utmaningar. UNFPA är en nyckelaktör i DRK, vars starka insatser inom ramen för dess globala mandat behövs för att stödja både beslutsfattare, genomförande aktörer på internationell och nationell nivå, och kunna nå ut till olika målgrupper som kvinnor, ungdomar, vårdgivare och institutioner. Detta institutionella stöd till UNFPA ger dem flexibilitet, frihet och medel för att positionera sig och ge stöd till aktörer inom SRHR och relaterade frågor i landet. This contribution is intended to support the UNFPA DRC country office in contributing to the following objectives: (1) strengthened national capacities to improve financing and develop and implement policies and programmes that address sexual and reproductive health and rights needs; (2) integrated high quality services delivery and information for maternal health, family planning, Sexually Transmitted Infections/HIV, (3) to ensure that young people and adolescents, especially disadvantaged adolescents girls are empowered to have the capacity to claim their rights and access to sexual and reproductive health services; (4) to strengthened national accountability mechanisms to prevent SGBV and promote gender equality and to provide holistic care to victims of SGBV. These objectives will be pursued in stable as well as in humanitarian context.   In addition to the aformentioned objectives it has been decided to provide additional support to UNFPA, as the global champion on Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) and as the lead agency of the Task Force on SEA allegations in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), to strengthen safeguarding mechanisms including prevention, response, coordination and community engagement with regards to PSEA Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 20000000 30000000 25000000 25000000 2000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25000000 30000000 15000000 0 0 20000000 0 2000000 0 0 25000000 0 0 117000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 15000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 20000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 30000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 25000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 25000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 2000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Increased gender equality, including reducing gender based violence Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-13720-13720A0103 Sweden This contribution aims at strenthening UNFPA's capacity to deliver on the results set by the organisation's country programme for DRC covering the period 2020-2023. In DRC, all indicators concerning maternal health, sexual and reproductive services and rights (SRHR), including poor access to contraceptives are alarming. Also, overall policy environment with regards to SRHR and population dynamics is inadapted to country's challenges. UNFPA is a key actor in DRC whose strong action within the framework of its global mandate is needed to support both decision makers, implementing actors (international and national), and different target groups (professionals as well as services users, such as the youth). This contribution proposes providing an institutional support to UNFPA in the country to allow them flexibility, freedom and means to position themselves and provide the needed assistance to the multitude of actors on SRHR and related issues in the country. Denna insats syftar till att förstärka UNFPA: s kapacitet att leverera de resultat som anges i organisationens landprogram för Demokratiska Republiken Kongo under perioden 2020-2023. I DRK är alla indikatorer som rör kvinnors hälsa, sexuella och reproduktiva tjänster och rättigheter (SRHR) oroande, framförallt är den knappa tillgången till preventivmedel och det höga antalet ungdomsgraviditeter alarmerande. Dessutom är den övergripande policymiljön när det gäller SRHR och befolkningsdynamik inte anpassad till landets utmaningar. UNFPA är en nyckelaktör i DRK, vars starka insatser inom ramen för dess globala mandat behövs för att stödja både beslutsfattare, genomförande aktörer på internationell och nationell nivå, och kunna nå ut till olika målgrupper som kvinnor, ungdomar, vårdgivare och institutioner. Detta institutionella stöd till UNFPA ger dem flexibilitet, frihet och medel för att positionera sig och ge stöd till aktörer inom SRHR och relaterade frågor i landet. This contribution is intended to support the UNFPA DRC country office in contributing to the following objectives: (1) strengthened national capacities to improve financing and develop and implement policies and programmes that address sexual and reproductive health and rights needs; (2) integrated high quality services delivery and information for maternal health, family planning, Sexually Transmitted Infections/HIV, (3) to ensure that young people and adolescents, especially disadvantaged adolescents girls are empowered to have the capacity to claim their rights and access to sexual and reproductive health services; (4) to strengthened national accountability mechanisms to prevent SGBV and promote gender equality and to provide holistic care to victims of SGBV. These objectives will be pursued in stable as well as in humanitarian context.   In addition to the aformentioned objectives it has been decided to provide additional support to UNFPA, as the global champion on Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) and as the lead agency of the Task Force on SEA allegations in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), to strengthen safeguarding mechanisms including prevention, response, coordination and community engagement with regards to PSEA Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6500000 6500000 6500000 0 0 0 0 0 6500000 13000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 6500000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 6500000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Increased gender equality, including reducing gender based violence Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-13720-13720A0104 Sweden This contribution aims at strenthening UNFPA's capacity to deliver on the results set by the organisation's country programme for DRC covering the period 2020-2023. In DRC, all indicators concerning maternal health, sexual and reproductive services and rights (SRHR), including poor access to contraceptives are alarming. Also, overall policy environment with regards to SRHR and population dynamics is inadapted to country's challenges. UNFPA is a key actor in DRC whose strong action within the framework of its global mandate is needed to support both decision makers, implementing actors (international and national), and different target groups (professionals as well as services users, such as the youth). This contribution proposes providing an institutional support to UNFPA in the country to allow them flexibility, freedom and means to position themselves and provide the needed assistance to the multitude of actors on SRHR and related issues in the country. Denna insats syftar till att förstärka UNFPA: s kapacitet att leverera de resultat som anges i organisationens landprogram för Demokratiska Republiken Kongo under perioden 2020-2023. I DRK är alla indikatorer som rör kvinnors hälsa, sexuella och reproduktiva tjänster och rättigheter (SRHR) oroande, framförallt är den knappa tillgången till preventivmedel och det höga antalet ungdomsgraviditeter alarmerande. Dessutom är den övergripande policymiljön när det gäller SRHR och befolkningsdynamik inte anpassad till landets utmaningar. UNFPA är en nyckelaktör i DRK, vars starka insatser inom ramen för dess globala mandat behövs för att stödja både beslutsfattare, genomförande aktörer på internationell och nationell nivå, och kunna nå ut till olika målgrupper som kvinnor, ungdomar, vårdgivare och institutioner. Detta institutionella stöd till UNFPA ger dem flexibilitet, frihet och medel för att positionera sig och ge stöd till aktörer inom SRHR och relaterade frågor i landet. This contribution is intended to support the UNFPA DRC country office in contributing to the following objectives: (1) strengthened national capacities to improve financing and develop and implement policies and programmes that address sexual and reproductive health and rights needs; (2) integrated high quality services delivery and information for maternal health, family planning, Sexually Transmitted Infections/HIV, (3) to ensure that young people and adolescents, especially disadvantaged adolescents girls are empowered to have the capacity to claim their rights and access to sexual and reproductive health services; (4) to strengthened national accountability mechanisms to prevent SGBV and promote gender equality and to provide holistic care to victims of SGBV. These objectives will be pursued in stable as well as in humanitarian context.   In addition to the aformentioned objectives it has been decided to provide additional support to UNFPA, as the global champion on Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA) and as the lead agency of the Task Force on SEA allegations in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), to strengthen safeguarding mechanisms including prevention, response, coordination and community engagement with regards to PSEA Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 0 10000000 10000000 20000000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund SE-0-SE-6-13734 Sweden The UN Global Disability Fund (GDF, formerly UNPRPD) is the UN system’s only pooled fund dedicated to strengthening the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and advancing systemic inclusion of persons with disabilities. The Fund brings together 14 UN entities, governments and organizations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to deepen rights-based inclusion through joint programmes and nationally owned reforms. The GDF Strategy 2025–2030 is grounded in rights-based approaches, gender equality integration and OPD leadership, alongside strengthened accountability mechanisms. It also aims to contribute to inclusive resilience, accessible reconstruction and disability-inclusive crisis management systems, including in contexts such as Ukraine. GDF is a central actor in driving long-term reforms in accessibility, inclusive services, protection systems and resilience. The Fund works to strengthen disability inclusion across the UN system and is mandated to support the implementation of the UN Disability Inclusion Strategy (UN-DIS), adopted by the UN Secretary-General in 2019. Sida is a long-standing donor, providing annual support of approximately 27–30 MSEK. The contribution is provided as flexible support through a multilaterally managed pooled fund (UNDP/MPTFO), enabling coordinated UN action, national policy development, institutional capacity strengthening and enhanced OPD leadership, in line with OECD/DAC definitions of pooled funding and technical assistance for governance and rights implementation. UN Global Disability Fund (GDF, tidigare UNPRPD) är FN-systemets enda gemensamma fond för att stärka genomförandet av konventionen om rättigheter för personer med funktionsnedsättning (CRPD) och driva systemisk inkludering av personer med funktionsnedsättning. Fonden samlar 14 FN-organ, regeringar och organisationer av personer med funktionsnedsättning (OPDs) för att genom gemensamma program och nationellt ägda reformer fördjupa rättighetsbaserad inkludering. GDF:s strategi 2025–2030 bygger på rättighetsbaserade ansatser, jämställdhetsintegrering och OPD-ledarskap samt stärkta ansvarsmekanismer, men syftar även att bidra till inkluderande resiliens, tillgänglighet i återuppbyggnad och inkluderande krishanteringssystem i exempelvis Ukraina. GDF är en central aktör för att driva långsiktiga förändringar inom tillgänglighet, inkluderande tjänster, skyddssystem och motståndskraft. GDF arbetar för att stärka integrering av funktionshinderperspektiv i FN-systemet och har ett mandat att stödja genomförandet av FN:s strategi för integrering av funktionshinderperspektivet (UN-DIS) som antogs av FN:s generalsekreterare 2019. Sida är en långvarig givare med ett årligt stöd på omkring 27-30 MSEK. Stödet ges som flexibelt via en multilateralt förvaltad pool-fond (UNDP/MPTFO). Detta möjliggör samordnad FN-insats, nationell policyutveckling, institutionell kapacitetsförstärkning och stärkt OPD-ledarskap i linje med OECD/DAC:s definitioner av pooled funding och tekniskt stöd inom styrning och rättighetsimplementering. Mission and vision of the Global Disability Fund The mission of the Global Disability Fund is to support countries in accelerating implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and the disability-inclusive Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with the full and meaningful participation of organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs). The Fund's vision is a world where every person with disabilities enjoys full and equitable participation in society, with their rights promoted, protected and fulfilled. Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 2020-2025 The 2025 Annual Report demonstrates that the UN Global Disability Fund continued to deliver results in line with the Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 2020-2025 during its final year of implementation. Across 51 countries, the Fund supported governments, public institutions, United Nations entities and organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to strengthen disability-inclusive policies, systems and planning processes through joint UN programmes. The reporting shows continued progress towards strengthening national capacity for CRPD implementation while laying the foundation for the Fund's new Strategy 2025-2030. The SOF is built around three interrelated outcomes: Outcome 1: National stakeholders are equipped with the knowledge and practical tools for disability-inclusive policies and systems. Outcome 2: Gaps in achieving the essential building blocks or preconditions to CRPD implementation are addressed. Outcome 3: National development plans and monitoring processes include disability mainstreaming. These outcomes are supported through three mutually reinforcing strategic approaches: (i) catalytic funding for national and multi-country joint programmes on disability inclusion; (ii) knowledge management and lessons learned; and (iii) context-relevant capacity building to strengthen disability-inclusive systems and policies in both development and humanitarian contexts. Global Disability Fund Strategy 2025-2030 The Global Disability Fund Strategy 2025-2030 marks a shift from supporting individual disability-inclusive initiatives towards catalysing long-term, nationally owned systems change. The Fund seeks to move from global commitments to local implementation by strengthening national institutions, policies, financing systems and partnerships that enable implementation of the CRPD and disability-inclusive SDGs. A defining feature of the Strategy is the transition from consultation to OPD co-leadership. Organisations of persons with disabilities are positioned as partners, decision-makers and implementers, with increased influence over national policies, service delivery and financing. The Fund also expands its financing modalities beyond the UN system, enabling direct support to OPDs, governments and civil society where appropriate. The strategy is organised around five strategic goals: 1. OPDs Leading the Change - Persons with disabilities, through their representative organisations drive systemic transformation. 2. Essential Services - Equitable access to inclusive health, education, gender-based violence prevention and response, and urban services. 3. Physical & Digital Accessibility - Inclusive infrastructure, information, transport and digital platforms enabling mobility and independence. 4. Support & Protection Services - Inclusive gender-based violence prevention, referral and response, care, and protection systems, especially for women, girls and marginalised persons. 5. Resilience - Inclusive preparedness, response and recovery enabling resilience to climate change, conflicts and humanitarian crises. Four thematic areas: Priorities for countries The Strategy identifies four thematic priority areas that countries may draw upon depending on national context and priorities: 1. Essential services 2. Climate and Humanitarian Crises 3. Women and girls' health and protection 4. Urban development. Four pathways of change The strategy outlines four pathways describing how GDF aims to achieve systemic change: 1. Practices: Strengthening inclusive planning, delivery and monitoring within institutions and service providers. 2. Partnerships: Building coordinated and accountable collaboration between governments, UN agencies, OPDs and civil society, centred on OPD leadership. 3. Policies and financing: Embedding disability inclusion into national laws, strategies, budgets and financial systems. 4. Knowledge and learning: Improving data, evidence and adaptive learning through the Results and Learning Framework and Inclusion Catalyst Hub. Together, these pathways describe how the Fund seeks to move from isolated projects to sustained, system-wide change, supporting nationally owned implementation of the CRPD and disability-inclusive SDGs. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Developing countries, unspecified Human rights Government & Civil Society-general The reported results are presented below according to the three outcomes of the Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 20202025, which remained the Fund's governing results framework throughout the reporting period. Although 2025 marked the first year of implementation of the Global Disability Fund Strategy 20252030, the reported achievements primarily reflect progress against the objectives of the SOF. Together, the examples illustrate how country-level programmes contributed to institutional and systems-level change across the Fund's three intended outcomes. Outcome 1: National stakeholders are equipped with the knowledge and practical tools for disability-inclusive policies and systems. During 2025, the Fund continued strengthening the capacity of governments, United Nations Country Teams and organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to develop and implement disability-inclusive policies and systems. Across the portfolio, programmes combined technical assistance, practical implementation tools and institutional capacity development, demonstrating continued progress in translating CRPD commitments into institutional practice. Examples of results include: - In Cambodia, more than 4,500 stakeholders strengthened their capacity to design and implement disability-inclusive policies and services, with 87 percent reporting improved knowledge and skills following training and technical support. - In Eswatini, disability indicators were integrated into the national Health Management Information System (HMIS) and Education Management Information System (EMIS), while more than 300 health professionals were trained in neonatal disability screening. - In Guatemala, government institutions, municipalities and OPDs jointly developed disability-inclusive planning tools, accessibility standards and disability data systems to support more inclusive public planning and service delivery. The Accelerating Disability Rights in Cambodia programme illustrates these results particularly well. In addition to large-scale capacity development, the programme strengthened six Provincial Disability Action Councils and established 18 District Disability Action Councils, contributing to stronger local ownership and increased budget allocations for disability inclusion. As a result, access to inclusive services increased from 4,995 persons with disabilities in 2021 to 46,487 in 2025, demonstrating how strengthened institutional capacity translated into improved service delivery. Outcome 2: Gaps in achieving the essential building blocks or preconditions to CRPD implementation are addressed. The reporting demonstrates continued progress in strengthening the policy, governance and institutional foundations required for implementation of the CRPD. Across 36 country programmes, the Fund contributed to 98 regulatory and systems changes, while 22 countries established or strengthened formal mechanisms for OPD participation. In total, 1,323 stakeholders participated in the design, reform and implementation of disability-inclusive policies and systems. Examples of results include: - In Zimbabwe, the Government operationalised the National Disability Policy through a costed Action Plan, disability-inclusive budgeting tools and strengthened public oversight. - In Ecuador, the national manual for sexual and reproductive health and gender-based violence services was revised to align with CRPD standards through close collaboration with the Ministry of Health and organisations of persons with disabilities. - In Fiji, technical assistance supported review of employment legislation and development of proposals to strengthen protection against disability-based discrimination in the labour market. Zimbabwe provides a good example of how policy and institutional reforms can translate into improved public services for persons with disabilities. GDF supported implementation of the National Disability Policy through a costed Action Plan, disability-inclusive budgeting tools and new auditing guidelines adopted by the Office of the Auditor General. Building on these reforms, integrated one-stop centres and mobile outreach services improved access to gender-based violence services for more than 550 women and girls with disabilities during 2025, illustrating how stronger governance and financing systems can lead to better services for rights-holders. Outcome 3: National development plans and monitoring processes include disability mainstreaming. Disability inclusion became increasingly integrated into national development planning and monitoring during 2025. Across the portfolio, 25 countries advanced disability-inclusive UN development and humanitarian programming, 31 countries strengthened disability-inclusive national development planning for the SDGs, and 39 countries established or reinforced formal mechanisms enabling organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to participate in national planning and monitoring processes. Examples of results include: - In Ghana, the Government established a National Disability Database and operationalised a National Disability Data Framework to strengthen disability-inclusive planning and SDG monitoring. - In Mozambique, disability inclusion was incorporated into the Common Country Analysis for the first time, providing an evidence base for the next United Nations Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework. - In Kenya, OPDs participated in county budget consultations for the 2025/26 planning cycle, contributing to disability-inclusive budgeting, humanitarian preparedness and emergency planning. - Across ten Pacific Island countries, governments, UN agencies and OPDs strengthened disability-inclusive planning through regional cooperation, technical assistance and peer learning. Ghana demonstrates well how stronger national systems can support disability-inclusive development planning. The Government developed a National Disability Database and operationalised a National Disability Data Framework, both linked to the national statistical platform, StatsBank. This strengthened the use of disability-disaggregated data in national planning and enabled disability indicators to be more systematically reflected in Ghana's Voluntary National Review of the SDGs. A multi-stakeholder workshop involving 65 representatives from government, OPDs, civil society and the United Nations further strengthened coordination around disability-inclusive development planning. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13734-13734A0101 Sweden The UN Global Disability Fund (GDF, formerly UNPRPD) is the UN system’s only pooled fund dedicated to strengthening the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and advancing systemic inclusion of persons with disabilities. The Fund brings together 14 UN entities, governments and organizations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to deepen rights-based inclusion through joint programmes and nationally owned reforms. The GDF Strategy 2025–2030 is grounded in rights-based approaches, gender equality integration and OPD leadership, alongside strengthened accountability mechanisms. It also aims to contribute to inclusive resilience, accessible reconstruction and disability-inclusive crisis management systems, including in contexts such as Ukraine. GDF is a central actor in driving long-term reforms in accessibility, inclusive services, protection systems and resilience. The Fund works to strengthen disability inclusion across the UN system and is mandated to support the implementation of the UN Disability Inclusion Strategy (UN-DIS), adopted by the UN Secretary-General in 2019. Sida is a long-standing donor, providing annual support of approximately 27–30 MSEK. The contribution is provided as flexible support through a multilaterally managed pooled fund (UNDP/MPTFO), enabling coordinated UN action, national policy development, institutional capacity strengthening and enhanced OPD leadership, in line with OECD/DAC definitions of pooled funding and technical assistance for governance and rights implementation. UN Global Disability Fund (GDF, tidigare UNPRPD) är FN-systemets enda gemensamma fond för att stärka genomförandet av konventionen om rättigheter för personer med funktionsnedsättning (CRPD) och driva systemisk inkludering av personer med funktionsnedsättning. Fonden samlar 14 FN-organ, regeringar och organisationer av personer med funktionsnedsättning (OPDs) för att genom gemensamma program och nationellt ägda reformer fördjupa rättighetsbaserad inkludering. GDF:s strategi 2025–2030 bygger på rättighetsbaserade ansatser, jämställdhetsintegrering och OPD-ledarskap samt stärkta ansvarsmekanismer, men syftar även att bidra till inkluderande resiliens, tillgänglighet i återuppbyggnad och inkluderande krishanteringssystem i exempelvis Ukraina. GDF är en central aktör för att driva långsiktiga förändringar inom tillgänglighet, inkluderande tjänster, skyddssystem och motståndskraft. GDF arbetar för att stärka integrering av funktionshinderperspektiv i FN-systemet och har ett mandat att stödja genomförandet av FN:s strategi för integrering av funktionshinderperspektivet (UN-DIS) som antogs av FN:s generalsekreterare 2019. Sida är en långvarig givare med ett årligt stöd på omkring 27-30 MSEK. Stödet ges som flexibelt via en multilateralt förvaltad pool-fond (UNDP/MPTFO). Detta möjliggör samordnad FN-insats, nationell policyutveckling, institutionell kapacitetsförstärkning och stärkt OPD-ledarskap i linje med OECD/DAC:s definitioner av pooled funding och tekniskt stöd inom styrning och rättighetsimplementering. Mission and vision of the Global Disability Fund The mission of the Global Disability Fund is to support countries in accelerating implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and the disability-inclusive Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with the full and meaningful participation of organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs). The Fund's vision is a world where every person with disabilities enjoys full and equitable participation in society, with their rights promoted, protected and fulfilled. Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 2020-2025 The 2025 Annual Report demonstrates that the UN Global Disability Fund continued to deliver results in line with the Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 2020-2025 during its final year of implementation. Across 51 countries, the Fund supported governments, public institutions, United Nations entities and organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to strengthen disability-inclusive policies, systems and planning processes through joint UN programmes. The reporting shows continued progress towards strengthening national capacity for CRPD implementation while laying the foundation for the Fund's new Strategy 2025-2030. The SOF is built around three interrelated outcomes: Outcome 1: National stakeholders are equipped with the knowledge and practical tools for disability-inclusive policies and systems. Outcome 2: Gaps in achieving the essential building blocks or preconditions to CRPD implementation are addressed. Outcome 3: National development plans and monitoring processes include disability mainstreaming. These outcomes are supported through three mutually reinforcing strategic approaches: (i) catalytic funding for national and multi-country joint programmes on disability inclusion; (ii) knowledge management and lessons learned; and (iii) context-relevant capacity building to strengthen disability-inclusive systems and policies in both development and humanitarian contexts. Global Disability Fund Strategy 2025-2030 The Global Disability Fund Strategy 2025-2030 marks a shift from supporting individual disability-inclusive initiatives towards catalysing long-term, nationally owned systems change. The Fund seeks to move from global commitments to local implementation by strengthening national institutions, policies, financing systems and partnerships that enable implementation of the CRPD and disability-inclusive SDGs. A defining feature of the Strategy is the transition from consultation to OPD co-leadership. Organisations of persons with disabilities are positioned as partners, decision-makers and implementers, with increased influence over national policies, service delivery and financing. The Fund also expands its financing modalities beyond the UN system, enabling direct support to OPDs, governments and civil society where appropriate. The strategy is organised around five strategic goals: 1. OPDs Leading the Change - Persons with disabilities, through their representative organisations drive systemic transformation. 2. Essential Services - Equitable access to inclusive health, education, gender-based violence prevention and response, and urban services. 3. Physical & Digital Accessibility - Inclusive infrastructure, information, transport and digital platforms enabling mobility and independence. 4. Support & Protection Services - Inclusive gender-based violence prevention, referral and response, care, and protection systems, especially for women, girls and marginalised persons. 5. Resilience - Inclusive preparedness, response and recovery enabling resilience to climate change, conflicts and humanitarian crises. Four thematic areas: Priorities for countries The Strategy identifies four thematic priority areas that countries may draw upon depending on national context and priorities: 1. Essential services 2. Climate and Humanitarian Crises 3. Women and girls' health and protection 4. Urban development. Four pathways of change The strategy outlines four pathways describing how GDF aims to achieve systemic change: 1. Practices: Strengthening inclusive planning, delivery and monitoring within institutions and service providers. 2. Partnerships: Building coordinated and accountable collaboration between governments, UN agencies, OPDs and civil society, centred on OPD leadership. 3. Policies and financing: Embedding disability inclusion into national laws, strategies, budgets and financial systems. 4. Knowledge and learning: Improving data, evidence and adaptive learning through the Results and Learning Framework and Inclusion Catalyst Hub. Together, these pathways describe how the Fund seeks to move from isolated projects to sustained, system-wide change, supporting nationally owned implementation of the CRPD and disability-inclusive SDGs. Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 11.2 - By 2030, provide access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all, improving road safety, notably by expanding public transport, with special attention to the needs of those in vulnerable situations, women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons. 11.2 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla tillgång till säkra, ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillgängliga och hållbara transportsystem för alla. Förbättra trafiksäkerheten, särskilt genom att bygga ut kollektivtrafiken, med särskild uppmärksamhet på behoven hos människor i utsatta situationer, kvinnor, barn, personer med funktionsnedsättning samt äldre personer. 11.7 - By 2030, provide universal access to safe, inclusive and accessible, green and public spaces, in particular for women and children, older persons and persons with disabilities. 11.7 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla universell tillgång till säkra, inkluderande och tillgängliga grönområden och offentliga platser, i synnerhet för kvinnor och barn, äldre personer och personer med funktionsnedsättning. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 27500000 27500000 27500000 27500000 20000000 0 0 0 0 0 27500000 0 0 27500000 0 20000000 27500000 27500000 0 130000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 27500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 27500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 27500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 27500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Increased democratic participation and influence, including in electoral processes, as well as increased opportunities for the engagement of democratic political parties and civil society. Ökat demokratiskt deltagande och inflytande, inklusive i valprocesser, samt stärkta möjligheter för demokratiska politiska partier och civilsamhället att engagera sig däri. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened global and regional processes and systems for the enjoyment of human rights. Stärkta globala och regionala processer och system för åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater respect for human rights, with particular focus on those subjected to discrimination. Ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på de som utsätts för diskriminering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened preconditions for the full enjoyment of human rights by women and girls, empowerment of women and girls, and gender equality. Stärkta förutsättningar för kvinnor och flickors fulla åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, egenmakt och jämställdhet. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13734-13734A0102 Sweden The UN Global Disability Fund (GDF, formerly UNPRPD) is the UN system’s only pooled fund dedicated to strengthening the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and advancing systemic inclusion of persons with disabilities. The Fund brings together 14 UN entities, governments and organizations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to deepen rights-based inclusion through joint programmes and nationally owned reforms. The GDF Strategy 2025–2030 is grounded in rights-based approaches, gender equality integration and OPD leadership, alongside strengthened accountability mechanisms. It also aims to contribute to inclusive resilience, accessible reconstruction and disability-inclusive crisis management systems, including in contexts such as Ukraine. GDF is a central actor in driving long-term reforms in accessibility, inclusive services, protection systems and resilience. The Fund works to strengthen disability inclusion across the UN system and is mandated to support the implementation of the UN Disability Inclusion Strategy (UN-DIS), adopted by the UN Secretary-General in 2019. Sida is a long-standing donor, providing annual support of approximately 27–30 MSEK. The contribution is provided as flexible support through a multilaterally managed pooled fund (UNDP/MPTFO), enabling coordinated UN action, national policy development, institutional capacity strengthening and enhanced OPD leadership, in line with OECD/DAC definitions of pooled funding and technical assistance for governance and rights implementation. UN Global Disability Fund (GDF, tidigare UNPRPD) är FN-systemets enda gemensamma fond för att stärka genomförandet av konventionen om rättigheter för personer med funktionsnedsättning (CRPD) och driva systemisk inkludering av personer med funktionsnedsättning. Fonden samlar 14 FN-organ, regeringar och organisationer av personer med funktionsnedsättning (OPDs) för att genom gemensamma program och nationellt ägda reformer fördjupa rättighetsbaserad inkludering. GDF:s strategi 2025–2030 bygger på rättighetsbaserade ansatser, jämställdhetsintegrering och OPD-ledarskap samt stärkta ansvarsmekanismer, men syftar även att bidra till inkluderande resiliens, tillgänglighet i återuppbyggnad och inkluderande krishanteringssystem i exempelvis Ukraina. GDF är en central aktör för att driva långsiktiga förändringar inom tillgänglighet, inkluderande tjänster, skyddssystem och motståndskraft. GDF arbetar för att stärka integrering av funktionshinderperspektiv i FN-systemet och har ett mandat att stödja genomförandet av FN:s strategi för integrering av funktionshinderperspektivet (UN-DIS) som antogs av FN:s generalsekreterare 2019. Sida är en långvarig givare med ett årligt stöd på omkring 27-30 MSEK. Stödet ges som flexibelt via en multilateralt förvaltad pool-fond (UNDP/MPTFO). Detta möjliggör samordnad FN-insats, nationell policyutveckling, institutionell kapacitetsförstärkning och stärkt OPD-ledarskap i linje med OECD/DAC:s definitioner av pooled funding och tekniskt stöd inom styrning och rättighetsimplementering. Mission and vision of the Global Disability Fund The mission of the Global Disability Fund is to support countries in accelerating implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and the disability-inclusive Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with the full and meaningful participation of organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs). The Fund's vision is a world where every person with disabilities enjoys full and equitable participation in society, with their rights promoted, protected and fulfilled. Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 2020-2025 The 2025 Annual Report demonstrates that the UN Global Disability Fund continued to deliver results in line with the Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 2020-2025 during its final year of implementation. Across 51 countries, the Fund supported governments, public institutions, United Nations entities and organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to strengthen disability-inclusive policies, systems and planning processes through joint UN programmes. The reporting shows continued progress towards strengthening national capacity for CRPD implementation while laying the foundation for the Fund's new Strategy 2025-2030. The SOF is built around three interrelated outcomes: Outcome 1: National stakeholders are equipped with the knowledge and practical tools for disability-inclusive policies and systems. Outcome 2: Gaps in achieving the essential building blocks or preconditions to CRPD implementation are addressed. Outcome 3: National development plans and monitoring processes include disability mainstreaming. These outcomes are supported through three mutually reinforcing strategic approaches: (i) catalytic funding for national and multi-country joint programmes on disability inclusion; (ii) knowledge management and lessons learned; and (iii) context-relevant capacity building to strengthen disability-inclusive systems and policies in both development and humanitarian contexts. Global Disability Fund Strategy 2025-2030 The Global Disability Fund Strategy 2025-2030 marks a shift from supporting individual disability-inclusive initiatives towards catalysing long-term, nationally owned systems change. The Fund seeks to move from global commitments to local implementation by strengthening national institutions, policies, financing systems and partnerships that enable implementation of the CRPD and disability-inclusive SDGs. A defining feature of the Strategy is the transition from consultation to OPD co-leadership. Organisations of persons with disabilities are positioned as partners, decision-makers and implementers, with increased influence over national policies, service delivery and financing. The Fund also expands its financing modalities beyond the UN system, enabling direct support to OPDs, governments and civil society where appropriate. The strategy is organised around five strategic goals: 1. OPDs Leading the Change - Persons with disabilities, through their representative organisations drive systemic transformation. 2. Essential Services - Equitable access to inclusive health, education, gender-based violence prevention and response, and urban services. 3. Physical & Digital Accessibility - Inclusive infrastructure, information, transport and digital platforms enabling mobility and independence. 4. Support & Protection Services - Inclusive gender-based violence prevention, referral and response, care, and protection systems, especially for women, girls and marginalised persons. 5. Resilience - Inclusive preparedness, response and recovery enabling resilience to climate change, conflicts and humanitarian crises. Four thematic areas: Priorities for countries The Strategy identifies four thematic priority areas that countries may draw upon depending on national context and priorities: 1. Essential services 2. Climate and Humanitarian Crises 3. Women and girls' health and protection 4. Urban development. Four pathways of change The strategy outlines four pathways describing how GDF aims to achieve systemic change: 1. Practices: Strengthening inclusive planning, delivery and monitoring within institutions and service providers. 2. Partnerships: Building coordinated and accountable collaboration between governments, UN agencies, OPDs and civil society, centred on OPD leadership. 3. Policies and financing: Embedding disability inclusion into national laws, strategies, budgets and financial systems. 4. Knowledge and learning: Improving data, evidence and adaptive learning through the Results and Learning Framework and Inclusion Catalyst Hub. Together, these pathways describe how the Fund seeks to move from isolated projects to sustained, system-wide change, supporting nationally owned implementation of the CRPD and disability-inclusive SDGs. Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 11.2 - By 2030, provide access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all, improving road safety, notably by expanding public transport, with special attention to the needs of those in vulnerable situations, women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons. 11.2 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla tillgång till säkra, ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillgängliga och hållbara transportsystem för alla. Förbättra trafiksäkerheten, särskilt genom att bygga ut kollektivtrafiken, med särskild uppmärksamhet på behoven hos människor i utsatta situationer, kvinnor, barn, personer med funktionsnedsättning samt äldre personer. 11.7 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla universell tillgång till säkra, inkluderande och tillgängliga grönområden och offentliga platser, i synnerhet för kvinnor och barn, äldre personer och personer med funktionsnedsättning. 11.7 - By 2030, provide universal access to safe, inclusive and accessible, green and public spaces, in particular for women and children, older persons and persons with disabilities. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10500000 0 10500000 10500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Sustainable solutions for internally displaced persons and their host societies, and improved conditions for safe and orderly return. Hållbara lösningar för internflyktingar och deras värdsamhällen samt stärkta förutsättningar för ordnat och säkert återvändande. Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Improved conditions for reintegration of ex-combatants. Stärkta förutsättningar för återintegrering av före detta stridande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Stronger democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13734-13734A0103 Sweden The UN Global Disability Fund (GDF, formerly UNPRPD) is the UN system’s only pooled fund dedicated to strengthening the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and advancing systemic inclusion of persons with disabilities. The Fund brings together 14 UN entities, governments and organizations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to deepen rights-based inclusion through joint programmes and nationally owned reforms. The GDF Strategy 2025–2030 is grounded in rights-based approaches, gender equality integration and OPD leadership, alongside strengthened accountability mechanisms. It also aims to contribute to inclusive resilience, accessible reconstruction and disability-inclusive crisis management systems, including in contexts such as Ukraine. GDF is a central actor in driving long-term reforms in accessibility, inclusive services, protection systems and resilience. The Fund works to strengthen disability inclusion across the UN system and is mandated to support the implementation of the UN Disability Inclusion Strategy (UN-DIS), adopted by the UN Secretary-General in 2019. Sida is a long-standing donor, providing annual support of approximately 27–30 MSEK. The contribution is provided as flexible support through a multilaterally managed pooled fund (UNDP/MPTFO), enabling coordinated UN action, national policy development, institutional capacity strengthening and enhanced OPD leadership, in line with OECD/DAC definitions of pooled funding and technical assistance for governance and rights implementation. UN Global Disability Fund (GDF, tidigare UNPRPD) är FN-systemets enda gemensamma fond för att stärka genomförandet av konventionen om rättigheter för personer med funktionsnedsättning (CRPD) och driva systemisk inkludering av personer med funktionsnedsättning. Fonden samlar 14 FN-organ, regeringar och organisationer av personer med funktionsnedsättning (OPDs) för att genom gemensamma program och nationellt ägda reformer fördjupa rättighetsbaserad inkludering. GDF:s strategi 2025–2030 bygger på rättighetsbaserade ansatser, jämställdhetsintegrering och OPD-ledarskap samt stärkta ansvarsmekanismer, men syftar även att bidra till inkluderande resiliens, tillgänglighet i återuppbyggnad och inkluderande krishanteringssystem i exempelvis Ukraina. GDF är en central aktör för att driva långsiktiga förändringar inom tillgänglighet, inkluderande tjänster, skyddssystem och motståndskraft. GDF arbetar för att stärka integrering av funktionshinderperspektiv i FN-systemet och har ett mandat att stödja genomförandet av FN:s strategi för integrering av funktionshinderperspektivet (UN-DIS) som antogs av FN:s generalsekreterare 2019. Sida är en långvarig givare med ett årligt stöd på omkring 27-30 MSEK. Stödet ges som flexibelt via en multilateralt förvaltad pool-fond (UNDP/MPTFO). Detta möjliggör samordnad FN-insats, nationell policyutveckling, institutionell kapacitetsförstärkning och stärkt OPD-ledarskap i linje med OECD/DAC:s definitioner av pooled funding och tekniskt stöd inom styrning och rättighetsimplementering. Mission and vision of the Global Disability Fund The mission of the Global Disability Fund is to support countries in accelerating implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and the disability-inclusive Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with the full and meaningful participation of organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs). The Fund's vision is a world where every person with disabilities enjoys full and equitable participation in society, with their rights promoted, protected and fulfilled. Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 2020-2025 The 2025 Annual Report demonstrates that the UN Global Disability Fund continued to deliver results in line with the Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 2020-2025 during its final year of implementation. Across 51 countries, the Fund supported governments, public institutions, United Nations entities and organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to strengthen disability-inclusive policies, systems and planning processes through joint UN programmes. The reporting shows continued progress towards strengthening national capacity for CRPD implementation while laying the foundation for the Fund's new Strategy 2025-2030. The SOF is built around three interrelated outcomes: Outcome 1: National stakeholders are equipped with the knowledge and practical tools for disability-inclusive policies and systems. Outcome 2: Gaps in achieving the essential building blocks or preconditions to CRPD implementation are addressed. Outcome 3: National development plans and monitoring processes include disability mainstreaming. These outcomes are supported through three mutually reinforcing strategic approaches: (i) catalytic funding for national and multi-country joint programmes on disability inclusion; (ii) knowledge management and lessons learned; and (iii) context-relevant capacity building to strengthen disability-inclusive systems and policies in both development and humanitarian contexts. Global Disability Fund Strategy 2025-2030 The Global Disability Fund Strategy 2025-2030 marks a shift from supporting individual disability-inclusive initiatives towards catalysing long-term, nationally owned systems change. The Fund seeks to move from global commitments to local implementation by strengthening national institutions, policies, financing systems and partnerships that enable implementation of the CRPD and disability-inclusive SDGs. A defining feature of the Strategy is the transition from consultation to OPD co-leadership. Organisations of persons with disabilities are positioned as partners, decision-makers and implementers, with increased influence over national policies, service delivery and financing. The Fund also expands its financing modalities beyond the UN system, enabling direct support to OPDs, governments and civil society where appropriate. The strategy is organised around five strategic goals: 1. OPDs Leading the Change - Persons with disabilities, through their representative organisations drive systemic transformation. 2. Essential Services - Equitable access to inclusive health, education, gender-based violence prevention and response, and urban services. 3. Physical & Digital Accessibility - Inclusive infrastructure, information, transport and digital platforms enabling mobility and independence. 4. Support & Protection Services - Inclusive gender-based violence prevention, referral and response, care, and protection systems, especially for women, girls and marginalised persons. 5. Resilience - Inclusive preparedness, response and recovery enabling resilience to climate change, conflicts and humanitarian crises. Four thematic areas: Priorities for countries The Strategy identifies four thematic priority areas that countries may draw upon depending on national context and priorities: 1. Essential services 2. Climate and Humanitarian Crises 3. Women and girls' health and protection 4. Urban development. Four pathways of change The strategy outlines four pathways describing how GDF aims to achieve systemic change: 1. Practices: Strengthening inclusive planning, delivery and monitoring within institutions and service providers. 2. Partnerships: Building coordinated and accountable collaboration between governments, UN agencies, OPDs and civil society, centred on OPD leadership. 3. Policies and financing: Embedding disability inclusion into national laws, strategies, budgets and financial systems. 4. Knowledge and learning: Improving data, evidence and adaptive learning through the Results and Learning Framework and Inclusion Catalyst Hub. Together, these pathways describe how the Fund seeks to move from isolated projects to sustained, system-wide change, supporting nationally owned implementation of the CRPD and disability-inclusive SDGs. Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 11.2 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla tillgång till säkra, ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillgängliga och hållbara transportsystem för alla. Förbättra trafiksäkerheten, särskilt genom att bygga ut kollektivtrafiken, med särskild uppmärksamhet på behoven hos människor i utsatta situationer, kvinnor, barn, personer med funktionsnedsättning samt äldre personer. 11.2 - By 2030, provide access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all, improving road safety, notably by expanding public transport, with special attention to the needs of those in vulnerable situations, women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons. 11.7 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla universell tillgång till säkra, inkluderande och tillgängliga grönområden och offentliga platser, i synnerhet för kvinnor och barn, äldre personer och personer med funktionsnedsättning. 11.7 - By 2030, provide universal access to safe, inclusive and accessible, green and public spaces, in particular for women and children, older persons and persons with disabilities. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 35000000 27500000 27500000 35000000 0 27500000 0 0 0 0 27500000 90000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 35000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 27500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 27500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2024-2028 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2024-2028 Enhanced global, regional, and national systems and institutions that safeguard and promote human rights and freedoms for everyone. Stärkta globala, regionala och nationella system och institutioner som skyddar och främjar de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna för alla människor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased respect for, and protection and realisation of, human rights and freedoms, with a focus on people subjected to violence, discrimination, persecution and oppression, not least defenders of human rights and democracy, women and girls, children and young people, people belonging to religious minorities, people with disabilities and LGBTIQ people. Ökad respekt, skydd och förverkligande av de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna, med fokus på människor som utsätts för våld, diskriminering, förföljelse och förtryck, inte minst människorätts- och demokratiförsvarare, kvinnor och flickor, barn och unga, personer som tillhör religiösa minoriteter, personer med funktionsnedsättning och hbtqi-personer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13734-13734A0104 Sweden The UN Global Disability Fund (GDF, formerly UNPRPD) is the UN system’s only pooled fund dedicated to strengthening the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and advancing systemic inclusion of persons with disabilities. The Fund brings together 14 UN entities, governments and organizations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to deepen rights-based inclusion through joint programmes and nationally owned reforms. The GDF Strategy 2025–2030 is grounded in rights-based approaches, gender equality integration and OPD leadership, alongside strengthened accountability mechanisms. It also aims to contribute to inclusive resilience, accessible reconstruction and disability-inclusive crisis management systems, including in contexts such as Ukraine. GDF is a central actor in driving long-term reforms in accessibility, inclusive services, protection systems and resilience. The Fund works to strengthen disability inclusion across the UN system and is mandated to support the implementation of the UN Disability Inclusion Strategy (UN-DIS), adopted by the UN Secretary-General in 2019. Sida is a long-standing donor, providing annual support of approximately 27–30 MSEK. The contribution is provided as flexible support through a multilaterally managed pooled fund (UNDP/MPTFO), enabling coordinated UN action, national policy development, institutional capacity strengthening and enhanced OPD leadership, in line with OECD/DAC definitions of pooled funding and technical assistance for governance and rights implementation. UN Global Disability Fund (GDF, tidigare UNPRPD) är FN-systemets enda gemensamma fond för att stärka genomförandet av konventionen om rättigheter för personer med funktionsnedsättning (CRPD) och driva systemisk inkludering av personer med funktionsnedsättning. Fonden samlar 14 FN-organ, regeringar och organisationer av personer med funktionsnedsättning (OPDs) för att genom gemensamma program och nationellt ägda reformer fördjupa rättighetsbaserad inkludering. GDF:s strategi 2025–2030 bygger på rättighetsbaserade ansatser, jämställdhetsintegrering och OPD-ledarskap samt stärkta ansvarsmekanismer, men syftar även att bidra till inkluderande resiliens, tillgänglighet i återuppbyggnad och inkluderande krishanteringssystem i exempelvis Ukraina. GDF är en central aktör för att driva långsiktiga förändringar inom tillgänglighet, inkluderande tjänster, skyddssystem och motståndskraft. GDF arbetar för att stärka integrering av funktionshinderperspektiv i FN-systemet och har ett mandat att stödja genomförandet av FN:s strategi för integrering av funktionshinderperspektivet (UN-DIS) som antogs av FN:s generalsekreterare 2019. Sida är en långvarig givare med ett årligt stöd på omkring 27-30 MSEK. Stödet ges som flexibelt via en multilateralt förvaltad pool-fond (UNDP/MPTFO). Detta möjliggör samordnad FN-insats, nationell policyutveckling, institutionell kapacitetsförstärkning och stärkt OPD-ledarskap i linje med OECD/DAC:s definitioner av pooled funding och tekniskt stöd inom styrning och rättighetsimplementering. Mission and vision of the Global Disability Fund The mission of the Global Disability Fund is to support countries in accelerating implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and the disability-inclusive Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with the full and meaningful participation of organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs). The Fund's vision is a world where every person with disabilities enjoys full and equitable participation in society, with their rights promoted, protected and fulfilled. Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 2020-2025 The 2025 Annual Report demonstrates that the UN Global Disability Fund continued to deliver results in line with the Strategic Operational Framework (SOF) 2020-2025 during its final year of implementation. Across 51 countries, the Fund supported governments, public institutions, United Nations entities and organisations of persons with disabilities (OPDs) to strengthen disability-inclusive policies, systems and planning processes through joint UN programmes. The reporting shows continued progress towards strengthening national capacity for CRPD implementation while laying the foundation for the Fund's new Strategy 2025-2030. The SOF is built around three interrelated outcomes: Outcome 1: National stakeholders are equipped with the knowledge and practical tools for disability-inclusive policies and systems. Outcome 2: Gaps in achieving the essential building blocks or preconditions to CRPD implementation are addressed. Outcome 3: National development plans and monitoring processes include disability mainstreaming. These outcomes are supported through three mutually reinforcing strategic approaches: (i) catalytic funding for national and multi-country joint programmes on disability inclusion; (ii) knowledge management and lessons learned; and (iii) context-relevant capacity building to strengthen disability-inclusive systems and policies in both development and humanitarian contexts. Global Disability Fund Strategy 2025-2030 The Global Disability Fund Strategy 2025-2030 marks a shift from supporting individual disability-inclusive initiatives towards catalysing long-term, nationally owned systems change. The Fund seeks to move from global commitments to local implementation by strengthening national institutions, policies, financing systems and partnerships that enable implementation of the CRPD and disability-inclusive SDGs. A defining feature of the Strategy is the transition from consultation to OPD co-leadership. Organisations of persons with disabilities are positioned as partners, decision-makers and implementers, with increased influence over national policies, service delivery and financing. The Fund also expands its financing modalities beyond the UN system, enabling direct support to OPDs, governments and civil society where appropriate. The strategy is organised around five strategic goals: 1. OPDs Leading the Change - Persons with disabilities, through their representative organisations drive systemic transformation. 2. Essential Services - Equitable access to inclusive health, education, gender-based violence prevention and response, and urban services. 3. Physical & Digital Accessibility - Inclusive infrastructure, information, transport and digital platforms enabling mobility and independence. 4. Support & Protection Services - Inclusive gender-based violence prevention, referral and response, care, and protection systems, especially for women, girls and marginalised persons. 5. Resilience - Inclusive preparedness, response and recovery enabling resilience to climate change, conflicts and humanitarian crises. Four thematic areas: Priorities for countries The Strategy identifies four thematic priority areas that countries may draw upon depending on national context and priorities: 1. Essential services 2. Climate and Humanitarian Crises 3. Women and girls' health and protection 4. Urban development. Four pathways of change The strategy outlines four pathways describing how GDF aims to achieve systemic change: 1. Practices: Strengthening inclusive planning, delivery and monitoring within institutions and service providers. 2. Partnerships: Building coordinated and accountable collaboration between governments, UN agencies, OPDs and civil society, centred on OPD leadership. 3. Policies and financing: Embedding disability inclusion into national laws, strategies, budgets and financial systems. 4. Knowledge and learning: Improving data, evidence and adaptive learning through the Results and Learning Framework and Inclusion Catalyst Hub. Together, these pathways describe how the Fund seeks to move from isolated projects to sustained, system-wide change, supporting nationally owned implementation of the CRPD and disability-inclusive SDGs. Sweden UN-MPTFO/Un-Multi Partner Trust Fund Office Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 11.2 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla tillgång till säkra, ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillgängliga och hållbara transportsystem för alla. Förbättra trafiksäkerheten, särskilt genom att bygga ut kollektivtrafiken, med särskild uppmärksamhet på behoven hos människor i utsatta situationer, kvinnor, barn, personer med funktionsnedsättning samt äldre personer. 11.2 - By 2030, provide access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all, improving road safety, notably by expanding public transport, with special attention to the needs of those in vulnerable situations, women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons. 11.7 - By 2030, provide universal access to safe, inclusive and accessible, green and public spaces, in particular for women and children, older persons and persons with disabilities. 11.7 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla universell tillgång till säkra, inkluderande och tillgängliga grönområden och offentliga platser, i synnerhet för kvinnor och barn, äldre personer och personer med funktionsnedsättning. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 0 15000000 15000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 15000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Stronger democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13784 Sweden The primary objective of the Inclusive Budgeting and Financing for Climate Change in Africa (IBFCCA) is to integrate Climate Change into the budget process. CABRI is requesting 1 247 738 USD for an inception phase of 12 months. 30 000 USD will be commissioned by Sida for an external Management and Control audit. The planned programme is for another four years. The Pan African institution, the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative, CABRI will be Sida´s agreement partner and take the lead working closely with key implementing partners; UNDP, IIED International Institution for Environment and Development and IBP (International Budget Partnership). The inception phase aims to prepare the Implementation Phase securing effectiveness and funding. The design of the Implementation Phase will aim to integrate gender fully into the programme and define specific gender-related initiatives. The program has three components: 1)South-South learning on integrating CC in fiscal and budget planning will be led by the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative (CABRI), who will also support a web-based resource and a cadre of related expertise and provide overall coordination. 2) Country-based work will support the government institutions involved in CC integration in two countries, with technical assistance from UNDP. 3) Climate finance governance work will strengthen oversight, transparency and accountability actors and practices and will be led by the International Budget Partnership (IBP) and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). The programme will respond to a demand from governments and theirs increasing interest for budget tagging flows mechanism to see the effectivity and efficiency of current allocated budget of Climate Change spending. The IBFCCA programme will enhance and foster capacity building of the African regional institutions and the national governments to better access climate finance. Relevance to Sweden´s Development Cooperation Strategy for Sub-Saharan Africa: The proposal falls in the category of support area 1, sub -support area 1.2; Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security. It focuses on Ministries of Finance to become involved in climate policy and to mobilise the wider national and local budgetary process involving government, legislatures and civil society. The Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) are key. NDCs embody efforts by each country to reduce national emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change. Insatsens "Klimatförändringar Budget och Finansiering i Afrika" mål är att stödja Afrikanska regeringar i att integrera responsen på klimatförändringarna i sina ordinarie budget- och planeringsprocesser. Detta uppnås genom dialogarbete och fallstudier, stödja regeringarna i att utforma och genomföra publik finansiell förvaltning (Public Finance Management, PFM) och att stödja reformarbete som bidrar till transparens och ansvarsfullhet. Programmets övergripande mål är att reducera klimatförändringarnas effekter och att öka motståndskraften i Afrikas länder samt att stödja regeringar i Afrika att utnyttja möjligheterna för nå en rättvis övergång till noll kolutsläpp och för att minska koldioxidutsläppen .Afrikas förhandlingsposition enligt Parisavtalet förväntas stärkas genom programmet och bidra till ökade finansieringsmöjligheter för åtgärder till klimatanpassning. CABRI ( Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative) är Sidas avtalspart. Partner är UNDP (United Nations Developmment Programmes), IIED (International Institute Environmental Development) och IBP (International Budget Partnership). Den totala projektbudgeten är 12 800 000 SEK för en förstudie för ett år. Programmet är femårigt i sin implementering fas och Sida stödjer en ettårig förstudieperiod. Den Pan- Afrikanska institutionen CABRI (The Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative) är Sidas avtalspartner. CABRI´s samarbetspartner är UNDP, IIED (International Institution for Environment and Development) och IBP (International Budget Partnership). Detta är en förstudie på ett år vilken ska förbereda en efterföljande implementeringsfas på fyra år. Programmet har tre komponenter: 1) Syd- syd lärande avseende att integrera klimatförändrings insatser i budgetprocesser. Denna komponent leds av CABRI. CABRI ska också utveckla en webbaserad portal och ett nätverk av experter samt koordinera insatsen i sin helhet. 2) Landbaserat stöd till utvalda länder i form av teknisk assistans till regeringar och statliga myndigheter som arbetar med åtgärder för klimatförändringar och att integrera dessa i ländernas budget processer. Detta arbete leds av UNDP 3) Klimatfinansiering och förvaltning vilket ska stärka översynen, transparensen och ansvarsfullheten bland aktörerna. Detta arbete leds av IIED och IBP. This is an inception phase (one year) of a wider another four year implementation programme. The wider objectives (full programme) are reduced CC impact with a gender focus and a reduced adaptation gap and promoting opportunities for just transition to low carbon economy. Immediate impact, institutional support: Reform and strengthening of the budget process of countries MoFs, strengthened pan-African negotiating position, empowered CSOs and accontability actors. Further potential impacts are increased levels of CC and gender expenditure public/private, increased effectiveness of expenditure through improved Climate Change Impact Assessment. Outcomes by components respectively: Component A (CABRI) Active liaison  officials/champions, African CC/Gender integration effective and networks working on CC Gender Integration.  Component B (UNDP) Government approval of country review, government approval of pilot reform. Component C (IIEED/IBP) Climate Finance Accountability (CFA)  by governments, state and non-state Accountability Actors, Engagement in peer exchange and Workshops in strengthening Climate Finance Assessment. Ouptputs starting during inception phase: Component A: case studies, peer exchange events, pilot IBFCCA portal, CC/Gender integration cadre operation.There will be four peer exchange and learning events during the Inception Phase, two of which will be led by CABRI under Component A. The third will be organized jointly by CABRI and IBP/IIED, with IBP/IIED organizing the preparation and CABRI organizing the actual peer exchange and learning event. The fourth will be organized jointly by CABRI and UNDP, again with UNDP organizing the preparation and CABRI organizing the event. Two specific reports will be prepared to inform the preparation of the Implementation Phase, one related to gender and the other to Covid. These reports will be self-standing and may be attached as annexes or working papers to the Implementation Phase Document. B: Country reviews differnt methods as CPEIR (CC Public Expenditure and Institutional Review), CCFF (Climate Change Financial Framework), CCIA (Climate Change Impact Assessment) CC tagging. This component will support two country actions in the Inception Phase: the first will be a country review and the second will support piloting a new budget/finance practice. The work will use the methods developed by UNDP Kenya and other relevant ones, with technical and financial support from UNDP Regional Service Centre for Africa, and the extensive experience of the UNDP Regional Hub in Bangkok over the last 8 years. The activities undertaken will be selected and led by country governments. C: Country CFA (Climate Finance Accountability).  The Inception Phase will involve a structured programme of capacity building for partner CSOs in 2 of the 4 focus countries (i.e. Ghana, Kenya, Mauritius and Mozambique). IBP and IIED already have some good working relationships with possible partners which will facilitate a rapid start to activities and minimise the constraints caused by the need to work remotely. The collaboration will be based primarily around the preparation of Climate Finance Accountability (CFA) Assessments for each country. The CFAs will provide a stocktake of the current state of climate finance transparency and accountability, including the role of Accountability Actors (AAs), and the “demand side” of climate finance management, including partnerships with civil society organizations (CSOs). It will build on the joint work of the International Budget Partnership (IBP) and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). In addition to the stocktake, the CFAs will provide a capacity needs assessment and propose an Action Plan for improving transparency and accountability over the short, mid and long term. A direct result of the inception phase will be a four year proposal of an implementation phase.  The following activities are expected to have substantial progress completed by the end of month 8 although the activities may not be completed and dissemination and approval work is unlikely to have taken place. • keynote papers and case studies for the first two peer exchange and learning (i.e. the review of African experience with integration and the gender/CC integration exchange)• two peer exchange and learning (i.e. for the review of experience with CC integration and for gender/CC integration)• the design studies for the portal and the capacity building and cadre• the country review (e.g. CPEIR/CCFF/CCIA)• the pilot reform (e.g. tagging)• the Country Climate Finance Accountability Landscape Assessments and the keynote paper for the third peer exchange and learning on CFAs.                           Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional South of Sahara, regional Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection Four Peer Learning and Exchanges (PLEs) were organised during the inception phase, with participation from the following 22 African countries including Anglophone, Francophone and Lusophone Africa: Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Cabo Verde, Eswatini, Ethiopia, Guinea Bissau, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Malawi, Mali, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Seychelles, South Africa and Uganda. In most cases, country representatives presented country experience, either as a formal presenter in the programme or through the opportunities provided for participants to share country experience more informally. Pilots: Ghana. Finalized its Second Climate Public Expenditure and Institutional Review (CPEIR) study. The report has since been published and already informing climate finance frameworks and mainstreaming of climate finance into public financial management systems and reforms. A Climate Budget Tagging (CBT) operations manual and associated guideline for the Government of Ghana has also been finalized. The operations manual provides step by step elaboration (how to) of the climate finance reporting system at the various Divisions at Ministry of Finance i.e. processes and procedures and methods and tools for preparing and analysing economic, financial, technical, legal, and environmental/social benefits to the investment projects/programmes. Cabo Verde. The projects supported the preparation of a financing framework for the National Determined Contribution (NDC). The timing for the Cabo Verde support was timely as the country had also started consultations on a Development Finance Assessment (DFA) and subsequent development of an Integrated National Financing Framework (INFF) for SDGs, aligned to their National Development Plan, also under preparation. Namibia. The country was supported by IBFCCA at the request of the government. Namibia finalized a feasibility study on the Implementation of a Climate Budget Tagging Tool on its fiscus, that led to proposed classification of climate relevant expenditure and coding of climate finance as a means to mainstream climate into public finance management systems. The study will contribute to the facilitation of public finance management systems reforms for effective mainstreaming of climate finance into national planning and budgeting. A similar study was conducted in South Africa which has enabled an exchange of experiences between the two neighboring countries. In the inception phase, each component focused on implementing activities as effectively as possible, in a short timeframe. Regular fortnightly coordination meetings ensured that all partners are aware of progress across the IBFCCA programme and partners have collaborated on some activities (eg UNDP and CARBI on PLE3 and IIED/IBP and CABRI on PLE4). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13784-13784A0101 Sweden The primary objective of the Inclusive Budgeting and Financing for Climate Change in Africa (IBFCCA) is to integrate Climate Change into the budget process. CABRI is requesting 1 247 738 USD for an inception phase of 12 months. 30 000 USD will be commissioned by Sida for an external Management and Control audit. The planned programme is for another four years. The Pan African institution, the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative, CABRI will be Sida´s agreement partner and take the lead working closely with key implementing partners; UNDP, IIED International Institution for Environment and Development and IBP (International Budget Partnership). The inception phase aims to prepare the Implementation Phase securing effectiveness and funding. The design of the Implementation Phase will aim to integrate gender fully into the programme and define specific gender-related initiatives. The program has three components: 1)South-South learning on integrating CC in fiscal and budget planning will be led by the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative (CABRI), who will also support a web-based resource and a cadre of related expertise and provide overall coordination. 2) Country-based work will support the government institutions involved in CC integration in two countries, with technical assistance from UNDP. 3) Climate finance governance work will strengthen oversight, transparency and accountability actors and practices and will be led by the International Budget Partnership (IBP) and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). The programme will respond to a demand from governments and theirs increasing interest for budget tagging flows mechanism to see the effectivity and efficiency of current allocated budget of Climate Change spending. The IBFCCA programme will enhance and foster capacity building of the African regional institutions and the national governments to better access climate finance. Relevance to Sweden´s Development Cooperation Strategy for Sub-Saharan Africa: The proposal falls in the category of support area 1, sub -support area 1.2; Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security. It focuses on Ministries of Finance to become involved in climate policy and to mobilise the wider national and local budgetary process involving government, legislatures and civil society. The Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) are key. NDCs embody efforts by each country to reduce national emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change. Insatsens "Klimatförändringar Budget och Finansiering i Afrika" mål är att stödja Afrikanska regeringar i att integrera responsen på klimatförändringarna i sina ordinarie budget- och planeringsprocesser. Detta uppnås genom dialogarbete och fallstudier, stödja regeringarna i att utforma och genomföra publik finansiell förvaltning (Public Finance Management, PFM) och att stödja reformarbete som bidrar till transparens och ansvarsfullhet. Programmets övergripande mål är att reducera klimatförändringarnas effekter och att öka motståndskraften i Afrikas länder samt att stödja regeringar i Afrika att utnyttja möjligheterna för nå en rättvis övergång till noll kolutsläpp och för att minska koldioxidutsläppen .Afrikas förhandlingsposition enligt Parisavtalet förväntas stärkas genom programmet och bidra till ökade finansieringsmöjligheter för åtgärder till klimatanpassning. CABRI ( Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative) är Sidas avtalspart. Partner är UNDP (United Nations Developmment Programmes), IIED (International Institute Environmental Development) och IBP (International Budget Partnership). Den totala projektbudgeten är 12 800 000 SEK för en förstudie för ett år. Programmet är femårigt i sin implementering fas och Sida stödjer en ettårig förstudieperiod. Den Pan- Afrikanska institutionen CABRI (The Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative) är Sidas avtalspartner. CABRI´s samarbetspartner är UNDP, IIED (International Institution for Environment and Development) och IBP (International Budget Partnership). Detta är en förstudie på ett år vilken ska förbereda en efterföljande implementeringsfas på fyra år. Programmet har tre komponenter: 1) Syd- syd lärande avseende att integrera klimatförändrings insatser i budgetprocesser. Denna komponent leds av CABRI. CABRI ska också utveckla en webbaserad portal och ett nätverk av experter samt koordinera insatsen i sin helhet. 2) Landbaserat stöd till utvalda länder i form av teknisk assistans till regeringar och statliga myndigheter som arbetar med åtgärder för klimatförändringar och att integrera dessa i ländernas budget processer. Detta arbete leds av UNDP 3) Klimatfinansiering och förvaltning vilket ska stärka översynen, transparensen och ansvarsfullheten bland aktörerna. Detta arbete leds av IIED och IBP. This is an inception phase (one year) of a wider another four year implementation programme. The wider objectives (full programme) are reduced CC impact with a gender focus and a reduced adaptation gap and promoting opportunities for just transition to low carbon economy. Immediate impact, institutional support: Reform and strengthening of the budget process of countries MoFs, strengthened pan-African negotiating position, empowered CSOs and accontability actors. Further potential impacts are increased levels of CC and gender expenditure public/private, increased effectiveness of expenditure through improved Climate Change Impact Assessment. Outcomes by components respectively: Component A (CABRI) Active liaison  officials/champions, African CC/Gender integration effective and networks working on CC Gender Integration.  Component B (UNDP) Government approval of country review, government approval of pilot reform. Component C (IIEED/IBP) Climate Finance Accountability (CFA)  by governments, state and non-state Accountability Actors, Engagement in peer exchange and Workshops in strengthening Climate Finance Assessment. Ouptputs starting during inception phase: Component A: case studies, peer exchange events, pilot IBFCCA portal, CC/Gender integration cadre operation.There will be four peer exchange and learning events during the Inception Phase, two of which will be led by CABRI under Component A. The third will be organized jointly by CABRI and IBP/IIED, with IBP/IIED organizing the preparation and CABRI organizing the actual peer exchange and learning event. The fourth will be organized jointly by CABRI and UNDP, again with UNDP organizing the preparation and CABRI organizing the event. Two specific reports will be prepared to inform the preparation of the Implementation Phase, one related to gender and the other to Covid. These reports will be self-standing and may be attached as annexes or working papers to the Implementation Phase Document. B: Country reviews differnt methods as CPEIR (CC Public Expenditure and Institutional Review), CCFF (Climate Change Financial Framework), CCIA (Climate Change Impact Assessment) CC tagging. This component will support two country actions in the Inception Phase: the first will be a country review and the second will support piloting a new budget/finance practice. The work will use the methods developed by UNDP Kenya and other relevant ones, with technical and financial support from UNDP Regional Service Centre for Africa, and the extensive experience of the UNDP Regional Hub in Bangkok over the last 8 years. The activities undertaken will be selected and led by country governments. C: Country CFA (Climate Finance Accountability).  The Inception Phase will involve a structured programme of capacity building for partner CSOs in 2 of the 4 focus countries (i.e. Ghana, Kenya, Mauritius and Mozambique). IBP and IIED already have some good working relationships with possible partners which will facilitate a rapid start to activities and minimise the constraints caused by the need to work remotely. The collaboration will be based primarily around the preparation of Climate Finance Accountability (CFA) Assessments for each country. The CFAs will provide a stocktake of the current state of climate finance transparency and accountability, including the role of Accountability Actors (AAs), and the “demand side” of climate finance management, including partnerships with civil society organizations (CSOs). It will build on the joint work of the International Budget Partnership (IBP) and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). In addition to the stocktake, the CFAs will provide a capacity needs assessment and propose an Action Plan for improving transparency and accountability over the short, mid and long term. A direct result of the inception phase will be a four year proposal of an implementation phase.  The following activities are expected to have substantial progress completed by the end of month 8 although the activities may not be completed and dissemination and approval work is unlikely to have taken place. • keynote papers and case studies for the first two peer exchange and learning (i.e. the review of African experience with integration and the gender/CC integration exchange)• two peer exchange and learning (i.e. for the review of experience with CC integration and for gender/CC integration)• the design studies for the portal and the capacity building and cadre• the country review (e.g. CPEIR/CCFF/CCIA)• the pilot reform (e.g. tagging)• the Country Climate Finance Accountability Landscape Assessments and the keynote paper for the third peer exchange and learning on CFAs.                           Sweden CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 9000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9000000 0 9000000 CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative 9000000 CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative 3500000 CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative -3500000 CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive förmåga för en tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13784-13784A0103 Sweden The primary objective of the Inclusive Budgeting and Financing for Climate Change in Africa (IBFCCA) is to integrate Climate Change into the budget process. CABRI is requesting 1 247 738 USD for an inception phase of 12 months. 30 000 USD will be commissioned by Sida for an external Management and Control audit. The planned programme is for another four years. The Pan African institution, the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative, CABRI will be Sida´s agreement partner and take the lead working closely with key implementing partners; UNDP, IIED International Institution for Environment and Development and IBP (International Budget Partnership). The inception phase aims to prepare the Implementation Phase securing effectiveness and funding. The design of the Implementation Phase will aim to integrate gender fully into the programme and define specific gender-related initiatives. The program has three components: 1)South-South learning on integrating CC in fiscal and budget planning will be led by the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative (CABRI), who will also support a web-based resource and a cadre of related expertise and provide overall coordination. 2) Country-based work will support the government institutions involved in CC integration in two countries, with technical assistance from UNDP. 3) Climate finance governance work will strengthen oversight, transparency and accountability actors and practices and will be led by the International Budget Partnership (IBP) and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). The programme will respond to a demand from governments and theirs increasing interest for budget tagging flows mechanism to see the effectivity and efficiency of current allocated budget of Climate Change spending. The IBFCCA programme will enhance and foster capacity building of the African regional institutions and the national governments to better access climate finance. Relevance to Sweden´s Development Cooperation Strategy for Sub-Saharan Africa: The proposal falls in the category of support area 1, sub -support area 1.2; Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security. It focuses on Ministries of Finance to become involved in climate policy and to mobilise the wider national and local budgetary process involving government, legislatures and civil society. The Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) are key. NDCs embody efforts by each country to reduce national emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change. Insatsens "Klimatförändringar Budget och Finansiering i Afrika" mål är att stödja Afrikanska regeringar i att integrera responsen på klimatförändringarna i sina ordinarie budget- och planeringsprocesser. Detta uppnås genom dialogarbete och fallstudier, stödja regeringarna i att utforma och genomföra publik finansiell förvaltning (Public Finance Management, PFM) och att stödja reformarbete som bidrar till transparens och ansvarsfullhet. Programmets övergripande mål är att reducera klimatförändringarnas effekter och att öka motståndskraften i Afrikas länder samt att stödja regeringar i Afrika att utnyttja möjligheterna för nå en rättvis övergång till noll kolutsläpp och för att minska koldioxidutsläppen .Afrikas förhandlingsposition enligt Parisavtalet förväntas stärkas genom programmet och bidra till ökade finansieringsmöjligheter för åtgärder till klimatanpassning. CABRI ( Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative) är Sidas avtalspart. Partner är UNDP (United Nations Developmment Programmes), IIED (International Institute Environmental Development) och IBP (International Budget Partnership). Den totala projektbudgeten är 12 800 000 SEK för en förstudie för ett år. Programmet är femårigt i sin implementering fas och Sida stödjer en ettårig förstudieperiod. Den Pan- Afrikanska institutionen CABRI (The Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative) är Sidas avtalspartner. CABRI´s samarbetspartner är UNDP, IIED (International Institution for Environment and Development) och IBP (International Budget Partnership). Detta är en förstudie på ett år vilken ska förbereda en efterföljande implementeringsfas på fyra år. Programmet har tre komponenter: 1) Syd- syd lärande avseende att integrera klimatförändrings insatser i budgetprocesser. Denna komponent leds av CABRI. CABRI ska också utveckla en webbaserad portal och ett nätverk av experter samt koordinera insatsen i sin helhet. 2) Landbaserat stöd till utvalda länder i form av teknisk assistans till regeringar och statliga myndigheter som arbetar med åtgärder för klimatförändringar och att integrera dessa i ländernas budget processer. Detta arbete leds av UNDP 3) Klimatfinansiering och förvaltning vilket ska stärka översynen, transparensen och ansvarsfullheten bland aktörerna. Detta arbete leds av IIED och IBP. This is an inception phase (one year) of a wider another four year implementation programme. The wider objectives (full programme) are reduced CC impact with a gender focus and a reduced adaptation gap and promoting opportunities for just transition to low carbon economy. Immediate impact, institutional support: Reform and strengthening of the budget process of countries MoFs, strengthened pan-African negotiating position, empowered CSOs and accontability actors. Further potential impacts are increased levels of CC and gender expenditure public/private, increased effectiveness of expenditure through improved Climate Change Impact Assessment. Outcomes by components respectively: Component A (CABRI) Active liaison  officials/champions, African CC/Gender integration effective and networks working on CC Gender Integration.  Component B (UNDP) Government approval of country review, government approval of pilot reform. Component C (IIEED/IBP) Climate Finance Accountability (CFA)  by governments, state and non-state Accountability Actors, Engagement in peer exchange and Workshops in strengthening Climate Finance Assessment. Ouptputs starting during inception phase: Component A: case studies, peer exchange events, pilot IBFCCA portal, CC/Gender integration cadre operation.There will be four peer exchange and learning events during the Inception Phase, two of which will be led by CABRI under Component A. The third will be organized jointly by CABRI and IBP/IIED, with IBP/IIED organizing the preparation and CABRI organizing the actual peer exchange and learning event. The fourth will be organized jointly by CABRI and UNDP, again with UNDP organizing the preparation and CABRI organizing the event. Two specific reports will be prepared to inform the preparation of the Implementation Phase, one related to gender and the other to Covid. These reports will be self-standing and may be attached as annexes or working papers to the Implementation Phase Document. B: Country reviews differnt methods as CPEIR (CC Public Expenditure and Institutional Review), CCFF (Climate Change Financial Framework), CCIA (Climate Change Impact Assessment) CC tagging. This component will support two country actions in the Inception Phase: the first will be a country review and the second will support piloting a new budget/finance practice. The work will use the methods developed by UNDP Kenya and other relevant ones, with technical and financial support from UNDP Regional Service Centre for Africa, and the extensive experience of the UNDP Regional Hub in Bangkok over the last 8 years. The activities undertaken will be selected and led by country governments. C: Country CFA (Climate Finance Accountability).  The Inception Phase will involve a structured programme of capacity building for partner CSOs in 2 of the 4 focus countries (i.e. Ghana, Kenya, Mauritius and Mozambique). IBP and IIED already have some good working relationships with possible partners which will facilitate a rapid start to activities and minimise the constraints caused by the need to work remotely. The collaboration will be based primarily around the preparation of Climate Finance Accountability (CFA) Assessments for each country. The CFAs will provide a stocktake of the current state of climate finance transparency and accountability, including the role of Accountability Actors (AAs), and the “demand side” of climate finance management, including partnerships with civil society organizations (CSOs). It will build on the joint work of the International Budget Partnership (IBP) and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). In addition to the stocktake, the CFAs will provide a capacity needs assessment and propose an Action Plan for improving transparency and accountability over the short, mid and long term. A direct result of the inception phase will be a four year proposal of an implementation phase.  The following activities are expected to have substantial progress completed by the end of month 8 although the activities may not be completed and dissemination and approval work is unlikely to have taken place. • keynote papers and case studies for the first two peer exchange and learning (i.e. the review of African experience with integration and the gender/CC integration exchange)• two peer exchange and learning (i.e. for the review of experience with CC integration and for gender/CC integration)• the design studies for the portal and the capacity building and cadre• the country review (e.g. CPEIR/CCFF/CCIA)• the pilot reform (e.g. tagging)• the Country Climate Finance Accountability Landscape Assessments and the keynote paper for the third peer exchange and learning on CFAs.                           Sweden CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 0 3500000 3500000 CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative 3500000 CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthened conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystems Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13784-13784A0104 Sweden The primary objective of the Inclusive Budgeting and Financing for Climate Change in Africa (IBFCCA) is to integrate Climate Change into the budget process. CABRI is requesting 1 247 738 USD for an inception phase of 12 months. 30 000 USD will be commissioned by Sida for an external Management and Control audit. The planned programme is for another four years. The Pan African institution, the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative, CABRI will be Sida´s agreement partner and take the lead working closely with key implementing partners; UNDP, IIED International Institution for Environment and Development and IBP (International Budget Partnership). The inception phase aims to prepare the Implementation Phase securing effectiveness and funding. The design of the Implementation Phase will aim to integrate gender fully into the programme and define specific gender-related initiatives. The program has three components: 1)South-South learning on integrating CC in fiscal and budget planning will be led by the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative (CABRI), who will also support a web-based resource and a cadre of related expertise and provide overall coordination. 2) Country-based work will support the government institutions involved in CC integration in two countries, with technical assistance from UNDP. 3) Climate finance governance work will strengthen oversight, transparency and accountability actors and practices and will be led by the International Budget Partnership (IBP) and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). The programme will respond to a demand from governments and theirs increasing interest for budget tagging flows mechanism to see the effectivity and efficiency of current allocated budget of Climate Change spending. The IBFCCA programme will enhance and foster capacity building of the African regional institutions and the national governments to better access climate finance. Relevance to Sweden´s Development Cooperation Strategy for Sub-Saharan Africa: The proposal falls in the category of support area 1, sub -support area 1.2; Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security. It focuses on Ministries of Finance to become involved in climate policy and to mobilise the wider national and local budgetary process involving government, legislatures and civil society. The Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) are key. NDCs embody efforts by each country to reduce national emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change. Insatsens "Klimatförändringar Budget och Finansiering i Afrika" mål är att stödja Afrikanska regeringar i att integrera responsen på klimatförändringarna i sina ordinarie budget- och planeringsprocesser. Detta uppnås genom dialogarbete och fallstudier, stödja regeringarna i att utforma och genomföra publik finansiell förvaltning (Public Finance Management, PFM) och att stödja reformarbete som bidrar till transparens och ansvarsfullhet. Programmets övergripande mål är att reducera klimatförändringarnas effekter och att öka motståndskraften i Afrikas länder samt att stödja regeringar i Afrika att utnyttja möjligheterna för nå en rättvis övergång till noll kolutsläpp och för att minska koldioxidutsläppen .Afrikas förhandlingsposition enligt Parisavtalet förväntas stärkas genom programmet och bidra till ökade finansieringsmöjligheter för åtgärder till klimatanpassning. CABRI ( Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative) är Sidas avtalspart. Partner är UNDP (United Nations Developmment Programmes), IIED (International Institute Environmental Development) och IBP (International Budget Partnership). Den totala projektbudgeten är 12 800 000 SEK för en förstudie för ett år. Programmet är femårigt i sin implementering fas och Sida stödjer en ettårig förstudieperiod. Den Pan- Afrikanska institutionen CABRI (The Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative) är Sidas avtalspartner. CABRI´s samarbetspartner är UNDP, IIED (International Institution for Environment and Development) och IBP (International Budget Partnership). Detta är en förstudie på ett år vilken ska förbereda en efterföljande implementeringsfas på fyra år. Programmet har tre komponenter: 1) Syd- syd lärande avseende att integrera klimatförändrings insatser i budgetprocesser. Denna komponent leds av CABRI. CABRI ska också utveckla en webbaserad portal och ett nätverk av experter samt koordinera insatsen i sin helhet. 2) Landbaserat stöd till utvalda länder i form av teknisk assistans till regeringar och statliga myndigheter som arbetar med åtgärder för klimatförändringar och att integrera dessa i ländernas budget processer. Detta arbete leds av UNDP 3) Klimatfinansiering och förvaltning vilket ska stärka översynen, transparensen och ansvarsfullheten bland aktörerna. Detta arbete leds av IIED och IBP. This is an inception phase (one year) of a wider another four year implementation programme. The wider objectives (full programme) are reduced CC impact with a gender focus and a reduced adaptation gap and promoting opportunities for just transition to low carbon economy. Immediate impact, institutional support: Reform and strengthening of the budget process of countries MoFs, strengthened pan-African negotiating position, empowered CSOs and accontability actors. Further potential impacts are increased levels of CC and gender expenditure public/private, increased effectiveness of expenditure through improved Climate Change Impact Assessment. Outcomes by components respectively: Component A (CABRI) Active liaison  officials/champions, African CC/Gender integration effective and networks working on CC Gender Integration.  Component B (UNDP) Government approval of country review, government approval of pilot reform. Component C (IIEED/IBP) Climate Finance Accountability (CFA)  by governments, state and non-state Accountability Actors, Engagement in peer exchange and Workshops in strengthening Climate Finance Assessment. Ouptputs starting during inception phase: Component A: case studies, peer exchange events, pilot IBFCCA portal, CC/Gender integration cadre operation.There will be four peer exchange and learning events during the Inception Phase, two of which will be led by CABRI under Component A. The third will be organized jointly by CABRI and IBP/IIED, with IBP/IIED organizing the preparation and CABRI organizing the actual peer exchange and learning event. The fourth will be organized jointly by CABRI and UNDP, again with UNDP organizing the preparation and CABRI organizing the event. Two specific reports will be prepared to inform the preparation of the Implementation Phase, one related to gender and the other to Covid. These reports will be self-standing and may be attached as annexes or working papers to the Implementation Phase Document. B: Country reviews differnt methods as CPEIR (CC Public Expenditure and Institutional Review), CCFF (Climate Change Financial Framework), CCIA (Climate Change Impact Assessment) CC tagging. This component will support two country actions in the Inception Phase: the first will be a country review and the second will support piloting a new budget/finance practice. The work will use the methods developed by UNDP Kenya and other relevant ones, with technical and financial support from UNDP Regional Service Centre for Africa, and the extensive experience of the UNDP Regional Hub in Bangkok over the last 8 years. The activities undertaken will be selected and led by country governments. C: Country CFA (Climate Finance Accountability).  The Inception Phase will involve a structured programme of capacity building for partner CSOs in 2 of the 4 focus countries (i.e. Ghana, Kenya, Mauritius and Mozambique). IBP and IIED already have some good working relationships with possible partners which will facilitate a rapid start to activities and minimise the constraints caused by the need to work remotely. The collaboration will be based primarily around the preparation of Climate Finance Accountability (CFA) Assessments for each country. The CFAs will provide a stocktake of the current state of climate finance transparency and accountability, including the role of Accountability Actors (AAs), and the “demand side” of climate finance management, including partnerships with civil society organizations (CSOs). It will build on the joint work of the International Budget Partnership (IBP) and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). In addition to the stocktake, the CFAs will provide a capacity needs assessment and propose an Action Plan for improving transparency and accountability over the short, mid and long term. A direct result of the inception phase will be a four year proposal of an implementation phase.  The following activities are expected to have substantial progress completed by the end of month 8 although the activities may not be completed and dissemination and approval work is unlikely to have taken place. • keynote papers and case studies for the first two peer exchange and learning (i.e. the review of African experience with integration and the gender/CC integration exchange)• two peer exchange and learning (i.e. for the review of experience with CC integration and for gender/CC integration)• the design studies for the portal and the capacity building and cadre• the country review (e.g. CPEIR/CCFF/CCIA)• the pilot reform (e.g. tagging)• the Country Climate Finance Accountability Landscape Assessments and the keynote paper for the third peer exchange and learning on CFAs.                           Sweden CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -2009333 -2009333 0 -2009333 CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative -2009332.53 CABRI/Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthened conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystems Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13784-13784A0201 Sweden The primary objective of the Inclusive Budgeting and Financing for Climate Change in Africa (IBFCCA) is to integrate Climate Change into the budget process. CABRI is requesting 1 247 738 USD for an inception phase of 12 months. 30 000 USD will be commissioned by Sida for an external Management and Control audit. The planned programme is for another four years. The Pan African institution, the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative, CABRI will be Sida´s agreement partner and take the lead working closely with key implementing partners; UNDP, IIED International Institution for Environment and Development and IBP (International Budget Partnership). The inception phase aims to prepare the Implementation Phase securing effectiveness and funding. The design of the Implementation Phase will aim to integrate gender fully into the programme and define specific gender-related initiatives. The program has three components: 1)South-South learning on integrating CC in fiscal and budget planning will be led by the Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative (CABRI), who will also support a web-based resource and a cadre of related expertise and provide overall coordination. 2) Country-based work will support the government institutions involved in CC integration in two countries, with technical assistance from UNDP. 3) Climate finance governance work will strengthen oversight, transparency and accountability actors and practices and will be led by the International Budget Partnership (IBP) and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). The programme will respond to a demand from governments and theirs increasing interest for budget tagging flows mechanism to see the effectivity and efficiency of current allocated budget of Climate Change spending. The IBFCCA programme will enhance and foster capacity building of the African regional institutions and the national governments to better access climate finance. Relevance to Sweden´s Development Cooperation Strategy for Sub-Saharan Africa: The proposal falls in the category of support area 1, sub -support area 1.2; Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security. It focuses on Ministries of Finance to become involved in climate policy and to mobilise the wider national and local budgetary process involving government, legislatures and civil society. The Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) are key. NDCs embody efforts by each country to reduce national emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change. Insatsens "Klimatförändringar Budget och Finansiering i Afrika" mål är att stödja Afrikanska regeringar i att integrera responsen på klimatförändringarna i sina ordinarie budget- och planeringsprocesser. Detta uppnås genom dialogarbete och fallstudier, stödja regeringarna i att utforma och genomföra publik finansiell förvaltning (Public Finance Management, PFM) och att stödja reformarbete som bidrar till transparens och ansvarsfullhet. Programmets övergripande mål är att reducera klimatförändringarnas effekter och att öka motståndskraften i Afrikas länder samt att stödja regeringar i Afrika att utnyttja möjligheterna för nå en rättvis övergång till noll kolutsläpp och för att minska koldioxidutsläppen .Afrikas förhandlingsposition enligt Parisavtalet förväntas stärkas genom programmet och bidra till ökade finansieringsmöjligheter för åtgärder till klimatanpassning. CABRI ( Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative) är Sidas avtalspart. Partner är UNDP (United Nations Developmment Programmes), IIED (International Institute Environmental Development) och IBP (International Budget Partnership). Den totala projektbudgeten är 12 800 000 SEK för en förstudie för ett år. Programmet är femårigt i sin implementering fas och Sida stödjer en ettårig förstudieperiod. Den Pan- Afrikanska institutionen CABRI (The Collaborative Africa Budget Reform Initiative) är Sidas avtalspartner. CABRI´s samarbetspartner är UNDP, IIED (International Institution for Environment and Development) och IBP (International Budget Partnership). Detta är en förstudie på ett år vilken ska förbereda en efterföljande implementeringsfas på fyra år. Programmet har tre komponenter: 1) Syd- syd lärande avseende att integrera klimatförändrings insatser i budgetprocesser. Denna komponent leds av CABRI. CABRI ska också utveckla en webbaserad portal och ett nätverk av experter samt koordinera insatsen i sin helhet. 2) Landbaserat stöd till utvalda länder i form av teknisk assistans till regeringar och statliga myndigheter som arbetar med åtgärder för klimatförändringar och att integrera dessa i ländernas budget processer. Detta arbete leds av UNDP 3) Klimatfinansiering och förvaltning vilket ska stärka översynen, transparensen och ansvarsfullheten bland aktörerna. Detta arbete leds av IIED och IBP. This is an inception phase (one year) of a wider another four year implementation programme. The wider objectives (full programme) are reduced CC impact with a gender focus and a reduced adaptation gap and promoting opportunities for just transition to low carbon economy. Immediate impact, institutional support: Reform and strengthening of the budget process of countries MoFs, strengthened pan-African negotiating position, empowered CSOs and accontability actors. Further potential impacts are increased levels of CC and gender expenditure public/private, increased effectiveness of expenditure through improved Climate Change Impact Assessment. Outcomes by components respectively: Component A (CABRI) Active liaison  officials/champions, African CC/Gender integration effective and networks working on CC Gender Integration.  Component B (UNDP) Government approval of country review, government approval of pilot reform. Component C (IIEED/IBP) Climate Finance Accountability (CFA)  by governments, state and non-state Accountability Actors, Engagement in peer exchange and Workshops in strengthening Climate Finance Assessment. Ouptputs starting during inception phase: Component A: case studies, peer exchange events, pilot IBFCCA portal, CC/Gender integration cadre operation.There will be four peer exchange and learning events during the Inception Phase, two of which will be led by CABRI under Component A. The third will be organized jointly by CABRI and IBP/IIED, with IBP/IIED organizing the preparation and CABRI organizing the actual peer exchange and learning event. The fourth will be organized jointly by CABRI and UNDP, again with UNDP organizing the preparation and CABRI organizing the event. Two specific reports will be prepared to inform the preparation of the Implementation Phase, one related to gender and the other to Covid. These reports will be self-standing and may be attached as annexes or working papers to the Implementation Phase Document. B: Country reviews differnt methods as CPEIR (CC Public Expenditure and Institutional Review), CCFF (Climate Change Financial Framework), CCIA (Climate Change Impact Assessment) CC tagging. This component will support two country actions in the Inception Phase: the first will be a country review and the second will support piloting a new budget/finance practice. The work will use the methods developed by UNDP Kenya and other relevant ones, with technical and financial support from UNDP Regional Service Centre for Africa, and the extensive experience of the UNDP Regional Hub in Bangkok over the last 8 years. The activities undertaken will be selected and led by country governments. C: Country CFA (Climate Finance Accountability).  The Inception Phase will involve a structured programme of capacity building for partner CSOs in 2 of the 4 focus countries (i.e. Ghana, Kenya, Mauritius and Mozambique). IBP and IIED already have some good working relationships with possible partners which will facilitate a rapid start to activities and minimise the constraints caused by the need to work remotely. The collaboration will be based primarily around the preparation of Climate Finance Accountability (CFA) Assessments for each country. The CFAs will provide a stocktake of the current state of climate finance transparency and accountability, including the role of Accountability Actors (AAs), and the “demand side” of climate finance management, including partnerships with civil society organizations (CSOs). It will build on the joint work of the International Budget Partnership (IBP) and International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED). In addition to the stocktake, the CFAs will provide a capacity needs assessment and propose an Action Plan for improving transparency and accountability over the short, mid and long term. A direct result of the inception phase will be a four year proposal of an implementation phase.  The following activities are expected to have substantial progress completed by the end of month 8 although the activities may not be completed and dissemination and approval work is unlikely to have taken place. • keynote papers and case studies for the first two peer exchange and learning (i.e. the review of African experience with integration and the gender/CC integration exchange)• two peer exchange and learning (i.e. for the review of experience with CC integration and for gender/CC integration)• the design studies for the portal and the capacity building and cadre• the country review (e.g. CPEIR/CCFF/CCIA)• the pilot reform (e.g. tagging)• the Country Climate Finance Accountability Landscape Assessments and the keynote paper for the third peer exchange and learning on CFAs.                           Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 132000 132000 0 132000 Ernst & Young 132000 Ernst & Young Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive förmåga för en tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13913 Sweden The Systems Innovation Partnership is created by Climate KIC, Sida and the Dutch MFA with the purpose to accelerate learning of how to work with systems innovation by sharing ideas, tools, methods, and experience, exploring solutions to common challenges and co-developing the systems innovation tools based on new insights. Capabilities and mindsets of those involved will be strengthen to enable them to lead in complexity. Through the advancement of current and new examples of where systems innovation is being used as a practical framework, methods, and tools can be spread to other partners. The founding partners will work to bring more actors into the partnership. Partnerskapet mellan Sida, Nederländska UD och Climate KIC syftar till att accelerera lärandet om hur man kan arbeta med systeminnovation som ansats i praktiken genom att dela ideer, verktyg, erfarenheter och att utforska nya sätt att hantera utvecklingsutmaningar. Kapaciteten att leda i komplexitet ska öka hos de som deltar och genom att dela erfarenheterna från konkreta exempel kan fler lära. Partnerskapet ska aktivt utökas med fler lärandepartner. Denna insats syftar till att stärka användningen av systeminnovation inom utvecklingssamarbetet så att utvecklingssamarbetet blir effektivare i att bidra till att minska fattigdom och förtryck i världen. Förändringen som eftersträvas sker på systemnivå och är transformativ vilket skiljer sig från gradvis förändring som sker i enskilda delar av ett samhälle. Genom ökat lärande hos Sida, Climate KIC och övriga partners byggs grunden för ett lärandepartnerskap. Lärandepartnerskapet bjuder successivt in organisationer och institutioner från alla sektorer och regioner som är intresserade av att öka sitt inflytande i utvecklingen för att uppnå de hållbara utvecklingsmålen. Avgörande för att uppnå de systemförändringar som Sida eftersträvar är att involvera partners i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Förändringsteorin bygger på att genom lärandepartnerskapet möjliggöra för organisationer och deras partners att tillsammans lära sig vad som krävs för praktisera systeminnovation med fattiga och förtryckta människors behov i fokus. Delmål är: - Att påskynda lärandet om hur man arbetar med systeminnovation för att uppnå Sidas mål. Det kan handla om att dela idéer, verktyg, metoder och erfarenheter samt att tillsammans utforska lösningar på gemensamma utmaningar. - Stärka kapaciteten och tankesättet hos de inblandade för att göra det möjligt för dem att driva förändring i komplexa kontexter. - Ta fram konkreta exempel på hur systeminnovation kan omsättas i praktiskt utvecklingssamarbete. Partnerna förväntar sig att följande resultat kommer att ha uppnåtts vid insatsens slut: Ökad förståelse inom (och mellan) partnerorganisationer för systeminnovation och hur systeminnovation kan tillämpas i en utvecklingskontext. - Ökad kapacitet för att tillämpa systeminnovation samt nya verktyg och metoder som har testats i en utvecklingskontext. - Ett etablerat nätverk av (biståndsrelevanta) organisationer som bildar en "community of practice" kring systeminnovation. För att uppnå målen föreslås ett antal aktiviteter som Systems Innovation Learning Partnerships (SILP) Facilitation Hub kommer att genomföra: -Organisera en årlig "Systems Innovation Learning Festival" med seminarier och föreläsningar runt temat systeminnovation; - skapa ett antal lärotillfällen per månad där deltagare kan fördjupa sig i specifika frågor kopplade till systeminnovation; - genomföra 6-8 tillfällen av "System Innovation Lab där deltagare arbetar med konkreta problem eller utmaningar som de har identifierat; - initiera ett antal mindre forskningssamarbeten och mini-workshops för att bidra till att sprida kunskap om systeminnovation; - utforska praktisk tillämpning av systeminnovation i olika kontexter genom att finansiera ett antal projekt (genom vidareförmedling av medel till upp till 10 organisationer) och följa upp resultaten; - att hålla kontakt med andra organisationer och initiativ som jobbar med systeminnovation, sprida kunskap, agera som bollplank mm. Resultaten ovan syftar på de resultat som förväntas uppnås av SILP. Ytterligare resultat förväntas genom de partnerskap som etableras. Resultat för Sida inkluderar: - en bättre förståelse för systeminnovation, särskilt inom de enheter som har visat initialt intresse (se uppföljningsplan); - en bättre förståelse för hur en insats som är utformad som ett samskapande partnerskap för systeminnovation kan förenas med Sidas insatshanteringsregler; - en uppfattning för hur systeminnovation och lärande kan vidareutvecklas genom olika initiativ eller insatser i framtiden tillsammans med Sidas nuvarande och framtida partner; - ett bredare nätverk av relevanta aktörer som arbetar med systeminnovation för att facilitera fortsatt lärande och erfarenhetsutbyte. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Sectors not specified Unallocated / Unspecified Insatsen har även genererat konkreta exempel på hur systeminnovation kan omsättas i praktiken. Projekten inom Experimentation Fund har arbetat med systemkartläggning, relationsbyggande, policyinflytande och utveckling av nya affärsmodeller. Exempel inkluderar kvinnors ledarskap i vatten och markförvaltning i Uganda, utveckling av cirkulära affärsmodeller i Colombia och nya kreditlösningar för kvinnliga erickshawförare i Indien. Dessa exempel visar att systeminnovation kan bidra till både sociala, ekonomiska och institutionella förändringar i lokala kontexter. Vidare visar rapporten att SILP har ökat förståelsen för systeminnovation inom och mellan partnerorganisationer. Genom gemensamma metoder såsom icebergmodellen, sensemaking och portfoliotänkande har SILP etablerat ett gemensamt språk och en metodram som används av både grantees och Sidapersonal. Kunskapsspridningen har skett både genom formella lärandeformat och genom informella nätverk. Slutligen har SILP etablerat en aktiv community of practice. Experimentation Fund Cohort fortsätter att samarbeta även efter finansieringsperiodens slut, och SILP:s olika lärandeformat har skapat en bred gemenskap av organisationer som arbetar med systeminnovation. Detta nätverk utgör en viktig resurs för fortsatt lärande och erfarenhetsutbyte inom utvecklingssamarbetet. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13913-13913A0101 Sweden The Systems Innovation Partnership is created by Climate KIC, Sida and the Dutch MFA with the purpose to accelerate learning of how to work with systems innovation by sharing ideas, tools, methods, and experience, exploring solutions to common challenges and co-developing the systems innovation tools based on new insights. Capabilities and mindsets of those involved will be strengthen to enable them to lead in complexity. Through the advancement of current and new examples of where systems innovation is being used as a practical framework, methods, and tools can be spread to other partners. The founding partners will work to bring more actors into the partnership. Partnerskapet mellan Sida, Nederländska UD och Climate KIC syftar till att accelerera lärandet om hur man kan arbeta med systeminnovation som ansats i praktiken genom att dela ideer, verktyg, erfarenheter och att utforska nya sätt att hantera utvecklingsutmaningar. Kapaciteten att leda i komplexitet ska öka hos de som deltar och genom att dela erfarenheterna från konkreta exempel kan fler lära. Partnerskapet ska aktivt utökas med fler lärandepartner. Denna insats syftar till att stärka användningen av systeminnovation inom utvecklingssamarbetet så att utvecklingssamarbetet blir effektivare i att bidra till att minska fattigdom och förtryck i världen. Förändringen som eftersträvas sker på systemnivå och är transformativ vilket skiljer sig från gradvis förändring som sker i enskilda delar av ett samhälle. Genom ökat lärande hos Sida, Climate KIC och övriga partners byggs grunden för ett lärandepartnerskap. Lärandepartnerskapet bjuder successivt in organisationer och institutioner från alla sektorer och regioner som är intresserade av att öka sitt inflytande i utvecklingen för att uppnå de hållbara utvecklingsmålen. Avgörande för att uppnå de systemförändringar som Sida eftersträvar är att involvera partners i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Förändringsteorin bygger på att genom lärandepartnerskapet möjliggöra för organisationer och deras partners att tillsammans lära sig vad som krävs för praktisera systeminnovation med fattiga och förtryckta människors behov i fokus. Delmål är: - Att påskynda lärandet om hur man arbetar med systeminnovation för att uppnå Sidas mål. Det kan handla om att dela idéer, verktyg, metoder och erfarenheter samt att tillsammans utforska lösningar på gemensamma utmaningar. - Stärka kapaciteten och tankesättet hos de inblandade för att göra det möjligt för dem att driva förändring i komplexa kontexter. - Ta fram konkreta exempel på hur systeminnovation kan omsättas i praktiskt utvecklingssamarbete. Partnerna förväntar sig att följande resultat kommer att ha uppnåtts vid insatsens slut: Ökad förståelse inom (och mellan) partnerorganisationer för systeminnovation och hur systeminnovation kan tillämpas i en utvecklingskontext. - Ökad kapacitet för att tillämpa systeminnovation samt nya verktyg och metoder som har testats i en utvecklingskontext. - Ett etablerat nätverk av (biståndsrelevanta) organisationer som bildar en "community of practice" kring systeminnovation. För att uppnå målen föreslås ett antal aktiviteter som Systems Innovation Learning Partnerships (SILP) Facilitation Hub kommer att genomföra: -Organisera en årlig "Systems Innovation Learning Festival" med seminarier och föreläsningar runt temat systeminnovation; - skapa ett antal lärotillfällen per månad där deltagare kan fördjupa sig i specifika frågor kopplade till systeminnovation; - genomföra 6-8 tillfällen av "System Innovation Lab där deltagare arbetar med konkreta problem eller utmaningar som de har identifierat; - initiera ett antal mindre forskningssamarbeten och mini-workshops för att bidra till att sprida kunskap om systeminnovation; - utforska praktisk tillämpning av systeminnovation i olika kontexter genom att finansiera ett antal projekt (genom vidareförmedling av medel till upp till 10 organisationer) och följa upp resultaten; - att hålla kontakt med andra organisationer och initiativ som jobbar med systeminnovation, sprida kunskap, agera som bollplank mm. Resultaten ovan syftar på de resultat som förväntas uppnås av SILP. Ytterligare resultat förväntas genom de partnerskap som etableras. Resultat för Sida inkluderar: - en bättre förståelse för systeminnovation, särskilt inom de enheter som har visat initialt intresse (se uppföljningsplan); - en bättre förståelse för hur en insats som är utformad som ett samskapande partnerskap för systeminnovation kan förenas med Sidas insatshanteringsregler; - en uppfattning för hur systeminnovation och lärande kan vidareutvecklas genom olika initiativ eller insatser i framtiden tillsammans med Sidas nuvarande och framtida partner; - ett bredare nätverk av relevanta aktörer som arbetar med systeminnovation för att facilitera fortsatt lärande och erfarenhetsutbyte. Sweden Climate-KIC International Foundation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Climate-KIC International Foundation 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 8600000 0 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8600000 0 0 7000000 0 0 15600000 Climate-KIC International Foundation 8600000 Climate-KIC International Foundation 7000000 Climate-KIC International Foundation Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13913-13913A0102 Sweden The Systems Innovation Partnership is created by Climate KIC, Sida and the Dutch MFA with the purpose to accelerate learning of how to work with systems innovation by sharing ideas, tools, methods, and experience, exploring solutions to common challenges and co-developing the systems innovation tools based on new insights. Capabilities and mindsets of those involved will be strengthen to enable them to lead in complexity. Through the advancement of current and new examples of where systems innovation is being used as a practical framework, methods, and tools can be spread to other partners. The founding partners will work to bring more actors into the partnership. Partnerskapet mellan Sida, Nederländska UD och Climate KIC syftar till att accelerera lärandet om hur man kan arbeta med systeminnovation som ansats i praktiken genom att dela ideer, verktyg, erfarenheter och att utforska nya sätt att hantera utvecklingsutmaningar. Kapaciteten att leda i komplexitet ska öka hos de som deltar och genom att dela erfarenheterna från konkreta exempel kan fler lära. Partnerskapet ska aktivt utökas med fler lärandepartner. Denna insats syftar till att stärka användningen av systeminnovation inom utvecklingssamarbetet så att utvecklingssamarbetet blir effektivare i att bidra till att minska fattigdom och förtryck i världen. Förändringen som eftersträvas sker på systemnivå och är transformativ vilket skiljer sig från gradvis förändring som sker i enskilda delar av ett samhälle. Genom ökat lärande hos Sida, Climate KIC och övriga partners byggs grunden för ett lärandepartnerskap. Lärandepartnerskapet bjuder successivt in organisationer och institutioner från alla sektorer och regioner som är intresserade av att öka sitt inflytande i utvecklingen för att uppnå de hållbara utvecklingsmålen. Avgörande för att uppnå de systemförändringar som Sida eftersträvar är att involvera partners i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Förändringsteorin bygger på att genom lärandepartnerskapet möjliggöra för organisationer och deras partners att tillsammans lära sig vad som krävs för praktisera systeminnovation med fattiga och förtryckta människors behov i fokus. Delmål är: - Att påskynda lärandet om hur man arbetar med systeminnovation för att uppnå Sidas mål. Det kan handla om att dela idéer, verktyg, metoder och erfarenheter samt att tillsammans utforska lösningar på gemensamma utmaningar. - Stärka kapaciteten och tankesättet hos de inblandade för att göra det möjligt för dem att driva förändring i komplexa kontexter. - Ta fram konkreta exempel på hur systeminnovation kan omsättas i praktiskt utvecklingssamarbete. Partnerna förväntar sig att följande resultat kommer att ha uppnåtts vid insatsens slut: Ökad förståelse inom (och mellan) partnerorganisationer för systeminnovation och hur systeminnovation kan tillämpas i en utvecklingskontext. - Ökad kapacitet för att tillämpa systeminnovation samt nya verktyg och metoder som har testats i en utvecklingskontext. - Ett etablerat nätverk av (biståndsrelevanta) organisationer som bildar en "community of practice" kring systeminnovation. För att uppnå målen föreslås ett antal aktiviteter som Systems Innovation Learning Partnerships (SILP) Facilitation Hub kommer att genomföra: -Organisera en årlig "Systems Innovation Learning Festival" med seminarier och föreläsningar runt temat systeminnovation; - skapa ett antal lärotillfällen per månad där deltagare kan fördjupa sig i specifika frågor kopplade till systeminnovation; - genomföra 6-8 tillfällen av "System Innovation Lab där deltagare arbetar med konkreta problem eller utmaningar som de har identifierat; - initiera ett antal mindre forskningssamarbeten och mini-workshops för att bidra till att sprida kunskap om systeminnovation; - utforska praktisk tillämpning av systeminnovation i olika kontexter genom att finansiera ett antal projekt (genom vidareförmedling av medel till upp till 10 organisationer) och följa upp resultaten; - att hålla kontakt med andra organisationer och initiativ som jobbar med systeminnovation, sprida kunskap, agera som bollplank mm. Resultaten ovan syftar på de resultat som förväntas uppnås av SILP. Ytterligare resultat förväntas genom de partnerskap som etableras. Resultat för Sida inkluderar: - en bättre förståelse för systeminnovation, särskilt inom de enheter som har visat initialt intresse (se uppföljningsplan); - en bättre förståelse för hur en insats som är utformad som ett samskapande partnerskap för systeminnovation kan förenas med Sidas insatshanteringsregler; - en uppfattning för hur systeminnovation och lärande kan vidareutvecklas genom olika initiativ eller insatser i framtiden tillsammans med Sidas nuvarande och framtida partner; - ett bredare nätverk av relevanta aktörer som arbetar med systeminnovation för att facilitera fortsatt lärande och erfarenhetsutbyte. 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Capabilities and mindsets of those involved will be strengthen to enable them to lead in complexity. Through the advancement of current and new examples of where systems innovation is being used as a practical framework, methods, and tools can be spread to other partners. The founding partners will work to bring more actors into the partnership. Partnerskapet mellan Sida, Nederländska UD och Climate KIC syftar till att accelerera lärandet om hur man kan arbeta med systeminnovation som ansats i praktiken genom att dela ideer, verktyg, erfarenheter och att utforska nya sätt att hantera utvecklingsutmaningar. Kapaciteten att leda i komplexitet ska öka hos de som deltar och genom att dela erfarenheterna från konkreta exempel kan fler lära. Partnerskapet ska aktivt utökas med fler lärandepartner. Denna insats syftar till att stärka användningen av systeminnovation inom utvecklingssamarbetet så att utvecklingssamarbetet blir effektivare i att bidra till att minska fattigdom och förtryck i världen. Förändringen som eftersträvas sker på systemnivå och är transformativ vilket skiljer sig från gradvis förändring som sker i enskilda delar av ett samhälle. Genom ökat lärande hos Sida, Climate KIC och övriga partners byggs grunden för ett lärandepartnerskap. Lärandepartnerskapet bjuder successivt in organisationer och institutioner från alla sektorer och regioner som är intresserade av att öka sitt inflytande i utvecklingen för att uppnå de hållbara utvecklingsmålen. Avgörande för att uppnå de systemförändringar som Sida eftersträvar är att involvera partners i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Förändringsteorin bygger på att genom lärandepartnerskapet möjliggöra för organisationer och deras partners att tillsammans lära sig vad som krävs för praktisera systeminnovation med fattiga och förtryckta människors behov i fokus. Delmål är: - Att påskynda lärandet om hur man arbetar med systeminnovation för att uppnå Sidas mål. Det kan handla om att dela idéer, verktyg, metoder och erfarenheter samt att tillsammans utforska lösningar på gemensamma utmaningar. - Stärka kapaciteten och tankesättet hos de inblandade för att göra det möjligt för dem att driva förändring i komplexa kontexter. - Ta fram konkreta exempel på hur systeminnovation kan omsättas i praktiskt utvecklingssamarbete. Partnerna förväntar sig att följande resultat kommer att ha uppnåtts vid insatsens slut: Ökad förståelse inom (och mellan) partnerorganisationer för systeminnovation och hur systeminnovation kan tillämpas i en utvecklingskontext. - Ökad kapacitet för att tillämpa systeminnovation samt nya verktyg och metoder som har testats i en utvecklingskontext. - Ett etablerat nätverk av (biståndsrelevanta) organisationer som bildar en "community of practice" kring systeminnovation. För att uppnå målen föreslås ett antal aktiviteter som Systems Innovation Learning Partnerships (SILP) Facilitation Hub kommer att genomföra: -Organisera en årlig "Systems Innovation Learning Festival" med seminarier och föreläsningar runt temat systeminnovation; - skapa ett antal lärotillfällen per månad där deltagare kan fördjupa sig i specifika frågor kopplade till systeminnovation; - genomföra 6-8 tillfällen av "System Innovation Lab där deltagare arbetar med konkreta problem eller utmaningar som de har identifierat; - initiera ett antal mindre forskningssamarbeten och mini-workshops för att bidra till att sprida kunskap om systeminnovation; - utforska praktisk tillämpning av systeminnovation i olika kontexter genom att finansiera ett antal projekt (genom vidareförmedling av medel till upp till 10 organisationer) och följa upp resultaten; - att hålla kontakt med andra organisationer och initiativ som jobbar med systeminnovation, sprida kunskap, agera som bollplank mm. Resultaten ovan syftar på de resultat som förväntas uppnås av SILP. Ytterligare resultat förväntas genom de partnerskap som etableras. Resultat för Sida inkluderar: - en bättre förståelse för systeminnovation, särskilt inom de enheter som har visat initialt intresse (se uppföljningsplan); - en bättre förståelse för hur en insats som är utformad som ett samskapande partnerskap för systeminnovation kan förenas med Sidas insatshanteringsregler; - en uppfattning för hur systeminnovation och lärande kan vidareutvecklas genom olika initiativ eller insatser i framtiden tillsammans med Sidas nuvarande och framtida partner; - ett bredare nätverk av relevanta aktörer som arbetar med systeminnovation för att facilitera fortsatt lärande och erfarenhetsutbyte. 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Capabilities and mindsets of those involved will be strengthen to enable them to lead in complexity. Through the advancement of current and new examples of where systems innovation is being used as a practical framework, methods, and tools can be spread to other partners. The founding partners will work to bring more actors into the partnership. Partnerskapet mellan Sida, Nederländska UD och Climate KIC syftar till att accelerera lärandet om hur man kan arbeta med systeminnovation som ansats i praktiken genom att dela ideer, verktyg, erfarenheter och att utforska nya sätt att hantera utvecklingsutmaningar. Kapaciteten att leda i komplexitet ska öka hos de som deltar och genom att dela erfarenheterna från konkreta exempel kan fler lära. Partnerskapet ska aktivt utökas med fler lärandepartner. Denna insats syftar till att stärka användningen av systeminnovation inom utvecklingssamarbetet så att utvecklingssamarbetet blir effektivare i att bidra till att minska fattigdom och förtryck i världen. Förändringen som eftersträvas sker på systemnivå och är transformativ vilket skiljer sig från gradvis förändring som sker i enskilda delar av ett samhälle. Genom ökat lärande hos Sida, Climate KIC och övriga partners byggs grunden för ett lärandepartnerskap. Lärandepartnerskapet bjuder successivt in organisationer och institutioner från alla sektorer och regioner som är intresserade av att öka sitt inflytande i utvecklingen för att uppnå de hållbara utvecklingsmålen. Avgörande för att uppnå de systemförändringar som Sida eftersträvar är att involvera partners i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Förändringsteorin bygger på att genom lärandepartnerskapet möjliggöra för organisationer och deras partners att tillsammans lära sig vad som krävs för praktisera systeminnovation med fattiga och förtryckta människors behov i fokus. Delmål är: - Att påskynda lärandet om hur man arbetar med systeminnovation för att uppnå Sidas mål. Det kan handla om att dela idéer, verktyg, metoder och erfarenheter samt att tillsammans utforska lösningar på gemensamma utmaningar. - Stärka kapaciteten och tankesättet hos de inblandade för att göra det möjligt för dem att driva förändring i komplexa kontexter. - Ta fram konkreta exempel på hur systeminnovation kan omsättas i praktiskt utvecklingssamarbete. Partnerna förväntar sig att följande resultat kommer att ha uppnåtts vid insatsens slut: Ökad förståelse inom (och mellan) partnerorganisationer för systeminnovation och hur systeminnovation kan tillämpas i en utvecklingskontext. - Ökad kapacitet för att tillämpa systeminnovation samt nya verktyg och metoder som har testats i en utvecklingskontext. - Ett etablerat nätverk av (biståndsrelevanta) organisationer som bildar en "community of practice" kring systeminnovation. För att uppnå målen föreslås ett antal aktiviteter som Systems Innovation Learning Partnerships (SILP) Facilitation Hub kommer att genomföra: -Organisera en årlig "Systems Innovation Learning Festival" med seminarier och föreläsningar runt temat systeminnovation; - skapa ett antal lärotillfällen per månad där deltagare kan fördjupa sig i specifika frågor kopplade till systeminnovation; - genomföra 6-8 tillfällen av "System Innovation Lab där deltagare arbetar med konkreta problem eller utmaningar som de har identifierat; - initiera ett antal mindre forskningssamarbeten och mini-workshops för att bidra till att sprida kunskap om systeminnovation; - utforska praktisk tillämpning av systeminnovation i olika kontexter genom att finansiera ett antal projekt (genom vidareförmedling av medel till upp till 10 organisationer) och följa upp resultaten; - att hålla kontakt med andra organisationer och initiativ som jobbar med systeminnovation, sprida kunskap, agera som bollplank mm. Resultaten ovan syftar på de resultat som förväntas uppnås av SILP. Ytterligare resultat förväntas genom de partnerskap som etableras. Resultat för Sida inkluderar: - en bättre förståelse för systeminnovation, särskilt inom de enheter som har visat initialt intresse (se uppföljningsplan); - en bättre förståelse för hur en insats som är utformad som ett samskapande partnerskap för systeminnovation kan förenas med Sidas insatshanteringsregler; - en uppfattning för hur systeminnovation och lärande kan vidareutvecklas genom olika initiativ eller insatser i framtiden tillsammans med Sidas nuvarande och framtida partner; - ett bredare nätverk av relevanta aktörer som arbetar med systeminnovation för att facilitera fortsatt lärande och erfarenhetsutbyte. Sweden Climate-KIC International Foundation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Climate-KIC International Foundation 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 0 0 5000000 5000000 Climate-KIC International Foundation 5000000 Climate-KIC International Foundation Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Strengthened development and application of innovative methods and forms of collaboration and financing that contribute to sustainable development Stärkt utveckling och tillämpning av innovativa metoder samt samverkans- och finansieringsformer som bidrar till hållbar utveckling. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14101 Sweden This decision applies to Sida's membership fee and share of the administration costs for PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group) program management for the period 2020-2022. Sida is one of PIDG's eight main donors and has been a member of PIDG since 2002, and has committed through its membership to contribute annually to the administrative costs. Detta beslut gäller Sidas medlemsavgift och andel av administrationskostnaderna för PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group) programhantering för perioden 2020-2022. Sida är en av PIDG:s åtta huvudgivare och har varit medlem i PIDG sedan 2002, och har genom sitt medlemskap förpliktigat sig att årligen bidra till de administrativa kostnaderna. PIDG:s övergripande mål är att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom ökad tillgång till infrastrukturtjänster i låginkomstländer. Detta uppnås genom att underlätta den privata sektorns deltagande i infrastrukturprojekt med fokus på hållbarhet och fattigdomsreducerande ekonomisk tillväxt. Förändringsteorin hos PIDG är att genom att erbjuda finansieringslösningar och bidra med teknisk kunskap och expertis till att möjliggöra privata- publika investeringar i utvecklingsländer, kunna bidra till fattigdomsminskning och en gynnsam och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling. Genom finansiering från PIDG-medlemmar och andra givare (utvecklings- och kommersiella banker samt pensionsfonder) arbetar PIDG genom sina olika faciliteter, med att tillhandahålla finansiering till infrastrukturprojekt genom hela den finansiella utvecklingslivscykel och den finansiella värdekedjan för att minska risker i investeringar i låginkomst-, fragila och konfliktberörda stater. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Business development services Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Business & Other Services Administrative Costs of Donors Även om den aktuella insatsen (inbetalning av de årliga administrativa avgifterna till PIDG) härmed avslutas, så fortsätter Sidas engagemang, medlemskap i och finansiering av PIDG. Sedan PIDGs start 2003 har 233 projekt till ett värde av 41,5 miljarder USD finansierats. 25,5 miljarder USD i privat finansiering har mobiliserats med hjälp av dessa investeringar. I aggregerade termer bedöms ca 22 miljoner människor ha fått tillgång till förbättrad infrastruktur, både i privatlivet och som eknomiska aktörer, inom hvudsakligen transport, energi, digitalisering, vatten och sanitet, logistik. Dessa investeringar bedöms också ha lett till ökad sysselsättning på kort och längre sikt, såväl direkt i projekten som som konsekvens av de infrastrukturtjänster som möjliggörs av investeringarna. PIDGs egna uppskattning är att i storkleksordningen 300 000 jobb har genererats. PIDG har haft ett starkt fattigdomsperspektiv, vilket speglas av landallokeringen av investeringarna: 48 respektive 50% i fragila stater och låginkomstländer. 70% av investeringarna har skett i Afrika, 20% i Asien och 10% i övriga regioner. PIDG har också bidragit till marknadsutveckling genom att genom finansiering och teknisk assistans stötta emitteringen av hållbara obligationer (gröna obligationer, sociala obligationer) i länder där sådana inte getts ut tidigare. PIDG har också bidragit till att sätta upp lokalt drivna garantifaciliteter i Nigeria, Pakistan och Kenya. Dessa faciliteter ska utfärda garantier för investeringar inom flera olika sektorer i dessa länder. Källa: PIDG Impact and Sustainability Report 13/001256-716 No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14101-14101A0101 Sweden This decision applies to Sida's membership fee and share of the administration costs for PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group) program management for the period 2020-2022. Sida is one of PIDG's eight main donors and has been a member of PIDG since 2002, and has committed through its membership to contribute annually to the administrative costs. Detta beslut gäller Sidas medlemsavgift och andel av administrationskostnaderna för PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group) programhantering för perioden 2020-2022. Sida är en av PIDG:s åtta huvudgivare och har varit medlem i PIDG sedan 2002, och har genom sitt medlemskap förpliktigat sig att årligen bidra till de administrativa kostnaderna. PIDG:s övergripande mål är att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom ökad tillgång till infrastrukturtjänster i låginkomstländer. Detta uppnås genom att underlätta den privata sektorns deltagande i infrastrukturprojekt med fokus på hållbarhet och fattigdomsreducerande ekonomisk tillväxt. Förändringsteorin hos PIDG är att genom att erbjuda finansieringslösningar och bidra med teknisk kunskap och expertis till att möjliggöra privata- publika investeringar i utvecklingsländer, kunna bidra till fattigdomsminskning och en gynnsam och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling. Genom finansiering från PIDG-medlemmar och andra givare (utvecklings- och kommersiella banker samt pensionsfonder) arbetar PIDG genom sina olika faciliteter, med att tillhandahålla finansiering till infrastrukturprojekt genom hela den finansiella utvecklingslivscykel och den finansiella värdekedjan för att minska risker i investeringar i låginkomst-, fragila och konfliktberörda stater. Sweden PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group 1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions. 1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom. 11.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa tillgång för alla till fullgoda, säkra och ekonomiskt överkomliga bostäder och grundläggande tjänster samt rusta upp slumområden. 11.1 - By 2030, ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and basic services and upgrade slums. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 8.1 - Upprätthålla ekonomisk tillväxt per capita i enlighet med nationella förhållanden och i synnerhet en BNP-tillväxt på minst 7 procent per år i de minst utvecklade länderna. 8.1 - Sustain per capita economic growth in accordance with national circumstances and, in particular, at least 7 per cent gross domestic product growth per annum in the least developed countries. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6160936 5553325 6092568 0 5553325 0 6092568 0 0 6160936 0 0 0 17806829 PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group 6160936 PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group 5553325 PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group 6092568 PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14101-14101A0103 Sweden This decision applies to Sida's membership fee and share of the administration costs for PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group) program management for the period 2020-2022. Sida is one of PIDG's eight main donors and has been a member of PIDG since 2002, and has committed through its membership to contribute annually to the administrative costs. Detta beslut gäller Sidas medlemsavgift och andel av administrationskostnaderna för PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group) programhantering för perioden 2020-2022. Sida är en av PIDG:s åtta huvudgivare och har varit medlem i PIDG sedan 2002, och har genom sitt medlemskap förpliktigat sig att årligen bidra till de administrativa kostnaderna. PIDG:s övergripande mål är att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom ökad tillgång till infrastrukturtjänster i låginkomstländer. Detta uppnås genom att underlätta den privata sektorns deltagande i infrastrukturprojekt med fokus på hållbarhet och fattigdomsreducerande ekonomisk tillväxt. Förändringsteorin hos PIDG är att genom att erbjuda finansieringslösningar och bidra med teknisk kunskap och expertis till att möjliggöra privata- publika investeringar i utvecklingsländer, kunna bidra till fattigdomsminskning och en gynnsam och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling. Genom finansiering från PIDG-medlemmar och andra givare (utvecklings- och kommersiella banker samt pensionsfonder) arbetar PIDG genom sina olika faciliteter, med att tillhandahålla finansiering till infrastrukturprojekt genom hela den finansiella utvecklingslivscykel och den finansiella värdekedjan för att minska risker i investeringar i låginkomst-, fragila och konfliktberörda stater. Sweden PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group 1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom. 1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions. 11.1 - By 2030, ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and basic services and upgrade slums. 11.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa tillgång för alla till fullgoda, säkra och ekonomiskt överkomliga bostäder och grundläggande tjänster samt rusta upp slumområden. 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 8.1 - Sustain per capita economic growth in accordance with national circumstances and, in particular, at least 7 per cent gross domestic product growth per annum in the least developed countries. 8.1 - Upprätthålla ekonomisk tillväxt per capita i enlighet med nationella förhållanden och i synnerhet en BNP-tillväxt på minst 7 procent per år i de minst utvecklade länderna. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7843971 0 7843971 7843971 PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group 7843971 PIDG/Private Infrastructure Development Group Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive market and private sector development, and sustainable business Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande marknads- och privatsektorutveckling samt hållbart företagande Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14101-14101A0201 Sweden This decision applies to Sida's membership fee and share of the administration costs for PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group) program management for the period 2020-2022. Sida is one of PIDG's eight main donors and has been a member of PIDG since 2002, and has committed through its membership to contribute annually to the administrative costs. Detta beslut gäller Sidas medlemsavgift och andel av administrationskostnaderna för PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group) programhantering för perioden 2020-2022. Sida är en av PIDG:s åtta huvudgivare och har varit medlem i PIDG sedan 2002, och har genom sitt medlemskap förpliktigat sig att årligen bidra till de administrativa kostnaderna. PIDG:s övergripande mål är att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom ökad tillgång till infrastrukturtjänster i låginkomstländer. Detta uppnås genom att underlätta den privata sektorns deltagande i infrastrukturprojekt med fokus på hållbarhet och fattigdomsreducerande ekonomisk tillväxt. Förändringsteorin hos PIDG är att genom att erbjuda finansieringslösningar och bidra med teknisk kunskap och expertis till att möjliggöra privata- publika investeringar i utvecklingsländer, kunna bidra till fattigdomsminskning och en gynnsam och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling. Genom finansiering från PIDG-medlemmar och andra givare (utvecklings- och kommersiella banker samt pensionsfonder) arbetar PIDG genom sina olika faciliteter, med att tillhandahålla finansiering till infrastrukturprojekt genom hela den finansiella utvecklingslivscykel och den finansiella värdekedjan för att minska risker i investeringar i låginkomst-, fragila och konfliktberörda stater. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20300 75597 0 75597 20300 0 0 0 0 95897 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 20300 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 75596.87 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14101-14101A0301 Sweden This decision applies to Sida's membership fee and share of the administration costs for PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group) program management for the period 2020-2022. Sida is one of PIDG's eight main donors and has been a member of PIDG since 2002, and has committed through its membership to contribute annually to the administrative costs. Detta beslut gäller Sidas medlemsavgift och andel av administrationskostnaderna för PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group) programhantering för perioden 2020-2022. Sida är en av PIDG:s åtta huvudgivare och har varit medlem i PIDG sedan 2002, och har genom sitt medlemskap förpliktigat sig att årligen bidra till de administrativa kostnaderna. PIDG:s övergripande mål är att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom ökad tillgång till infrastrukturtjänster i låginkomstländer. Detta uppnås genom att underlätta den privata sektorns deltagande i infrastrukturprojekt med fokus på hållbarhet och fattigdomsreducerande ekonomisk tillväxt. Förändringsteorin hos PIDG är att genom att erbjuda finansieringslösningar och bidra med teknisk kunskap och expertis till att möjliggöra privata- publika investeringar i utvecklingsländer, kunna bidra till fattigdomsminskning och en gynnsam och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling. Genom finansiering från PIDG-medlemmar och andra givare (utvecklings- och kommersiella banker samt pensionsfonder) arbetar PIDG genom sina olika faciliteter, med att tillhandahålla finansiering till infrastrukturprojekt genom hela den finansiella utvecklingslivscykel och den finansiella värdekedjan för att minska risker i investeringar i låginkomst-, fragila och konfliktberörda stater. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Devfin Advisers AB 1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions. 1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom. 11.1 - By 2030, ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and basic services and upgrade slums. 11.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa tillgång för alla till fullgoda, säkra och ekonomiskt överkomliga bostäder och grundläggande tjänster samt rusta upp slumområden. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 8.1 - Upprätthålla ekonomisk tillväxt per capita i enlighet med nationella förhållanden och i synnerhet en BNP-tillväxt på minst 7 procent per år i de minst utvecklade länderna. 8.1 - Sustain per capita economic growth in accordance with national circumstances and, in particular, at least 7 per cent gross domestic product growth per annum in the least developed countries. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 195000 195000 0 0 0 0 195000 Devfin Advisers AB 195000 Devfin Advisers AB Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14353 Sweden Karolinska Institutet has, in cooperation with Makerere University (Uganda), Benadir University (Somalia) and University of Kinshasa School of Public Health (DRC), applied for funding of 19 416 500 SEK to carry out the international capacity development programme "Building capacity for sustainable development in fragile states - Spearheading a broader development agenda in Africa through health and well-being" during the period 2021-2023. The aim of the proposed capacity building program is to develop capacity for implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals across the society of Uganda, Somalia and DRC; including upholding advocacy and accountability mechanisms, using sustainable health as the entry point to unlock other capacities. The ultimate designated impact of this would be reduced poverty and gender inequality, with institutional capacity in Africa to realize the 2030 Agenda improved. Karolinska institutet, i samarbete med Makerere Univeristy i Uganda, Benadir Univeristy i Somalia och Kinshasa School of Public Health i DRC, har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida, enheten för kapacitetsutveckling, angående finansiellt stöd för genomförande av det internationella kapacitetsutvecklingsprogrammet "Building capacity for sustainable development in fragile states - Spearheading a broader development agenda in Africa through health and well-being". Insatsen planeras initialt att genomföras under två och ett halvt års tid med planerat startdatum januari 2021. Sidas totala bidrag för genomförandet av programmet är 19 416 500 SEK. Initiativet medfinasieras (utöver Sidas bidrag), av KI och Makerere University i Uganda. Genom att ta avstamp ur hälsosektorn syftar insatsen till att stärka institutionell kapacitet, utveckling och förvaltning i Sidas samarbetsländer, vilka initialt är Somalia, DRC och Uganda. Insatsen bygger på redan befintliga partnerskap som har etablerats i länderna, vilka har potential att vidareutvecklas, breddas och fördjupas. Målet med insatsen på sikt är att bidra till kapacitetsutveckling för implementeringen av kostnadseffektiva och innovativa lösningar för att uppnå de globala hållbarhetsmålen i länderna; inklusive upprätthållandet av ansvarsutkrävande mekanismer. Den långsiktiga effekten av insatsen är att bidra till förverkligandet av Agenda 2030 och därigenom minska fattigdomen och öka jämställdheten i Afrika. Programmet förväntas bidra till följande delmål: 1. Ökad användning av evidensbaserad policyutveckling. 2. Ökat utrymme för det civila samhället och allmänheten att ta och utkräva ansvar. 3. Förbättrad kapacitet att generera kunskap om hur fragila stater kan hantera utmaningar med hållbar utveckling. Sida bedömer att insatsen är relevant i förhållande till svenska priorteringar i enlighet med aktuell strategi kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling. The program strives to contribute to improved health and wellbeing and reduced poverty and gender inequality with focus on the most vulnerable to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals in fragile settings in Uganda, Somalia and DRC. To this end, the program will through a multisectoral approach contribute to: 1) Strengthened institutional capacity for implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals across the societies of Uganda, Somalia and DRC;and that 2) advocacy and accountability mechanisms are strengthened and upheld to tackle challenges to the SDGs implementation more effectively. 3) Improved local capacity for knowledge generation and research to provide evidence for effectively handling sustainable development challenges. The program has five expected outcomes, one for each targeted actor and one for the collaboration in between them (the multisectoral platform). Multi sectoral platform outcome: Cross-sectional cooperation, collaboration and knowledge sharing is strengthened across health and non-health stakeholders in Uganda, Somalia and DRC towards realizing 2030 Agenda Public sector institutions outcome: Public sector institutions are well prepared and positioned to work towards reaching relevant SDGs using a multisectoral approach in an effective, accountable and transparent way. Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) Outcome: CSOs are better prepared to contribute towards the attainment of the 2030 Agenda including better positioned to effectively promote and advocate for responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Private Sector Actors Outcome: Private Sector Actors are more aware of their role in, and actively strive to positively contribute towards, implementation of the 2030 Agenda and realizing the SDGs using a multisectoral approach. Academia Outcome: Targeted academic institutions and individual researchers and students are better prepared and positioned to collaborate and to generate new knowledge and innovative solutions and to communicate this to relevant actors for evidence-based action and policy making to reach the SDGs Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Somalia Uganda Africa, regional Developing countries, unspecified Health policy and administrative management Health, General The project Building Capacity for Sustainable Development in Fragile States (SDGCap) has set up a well-functioning multisectoral collaboration in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Somalia, Uganda and Sweden, built on the collaboration between universities in these countries. In all three countries the project has contributed to the National Voluntary Reviews of the SDGs to the UN. In Uganda, after discussions with the SDG Secretariat, adaptations of the original project plan were made to put more emphasis on the district level in Uganda and on capturing and leveraging the value created by CSOs on the ground. By this approach, the project yielded synergetic results on capacity building on how to monitor SDG fulfilment at district level. As a result of several training activities, district local governments are now formulating plans and budgets in alignment with their respective SDGs. There has been a shift towards collaborative planning across sectors and departments at the local government level. Furthermore, district local governments are now more purposeful in integrating SDG targets into their work, reflected in the alignment of district plans with the respective SDGs. Implementation is now carried out with a focus on achieving SDG-related outcomes. In Somalia, the project influenced the creation of a PublicPrivatePartnership Department at the Ministry of Health and Human Services. The project initiated networking and collaborations between academia, public and private sector leading to a decreased split in between these sectors and increased emphasis on publicprivatepartnerships (PPP) with academia as a mediator. Further, as a result of the project, an Innovation Hub was established to encourage innovative initiatives and collaboration with the private sector. The national dashboard for SDG data developed by the project has increased access to data so that stakeholder can see the progress towards achieving the SDGs in the country. The dashboard now helps the country, especially the Observatoire Congolais du Développement Durable (OCDD) in charge of following the process of SDGs in the country. In DRC, a need for information on sexual and reproductive health and Rights (SRHR) among adolescents was identified. Through a partnership with the NGO Youthfim, the Elenge digital platform was supported to become an important resource on SRHAR information for adolescents. As a result of this engagement, students are continuously using the chat bot app and are browsing SRHR information using differently the Android App and website platform: yourfim home (youthfimrdc.org). In all three countries, research skills have been strengthened. Six manuscripts have been produced and four have been published in peer reviewed journals. This is seen as an important way of disseminating project findings and making the project known in the wider research community. The published works are: - Egbende, L. Helldén, D. Mbunga, B. Schedwin, M. Kazenza, B. Viberg, N. Wanyenze, R.; Ali, M.M. Alfvén, T.Interactions between Health and the Sustainable Development Goals: The Case of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Sustainability 2023, 15, 1259. - Adem R, Nor H, Fuje M, Mohamed, A, Alfvén T, Wanyenze R, Guled, Biday M, Viberg N, Helldén, D, Linkages between the Sustainable Development Goals and health in Somalia; BMC Public Health 24, 904 (2024). - Wanyana I, Helldén D, Ndejjo R, Murzabekov M, Alfvén T, Wanyenze K, Viberg N, Finding Linkages Between the Sustainable Development Goals Is Key to Attaining Health and Well-Being for All: A SemiQualitative Participatory Approach in Uganda. Accepted in bmjph2023000529.R1. - Muxamuud X, Mohamed F, Khalif A, Saleiman A, Viberg N, Nor H, Adem R, Erlandsson K, Lindgren H, A collaborative development initiative to strengthen Midwifery Education in Somali Health Action Journal 2024, Vol. 4, https://doi.org/10.36368/shaj.v4i1.459 /Commentary/. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14353-14353A0101 Sweden Karolinska Institutet has, in cooperation with Makerere University (Uganda), Benadir University (Somalia) and University of Kinshasa School of Public Health (DRC), applied for funding of 19 416 500 SEK to carry out the international capacity development programme "Building capacity for sustainable development in fragile states - Spearheading a broader development agenda in Africa through health and well-being" during the period 2021-2023. The aim of the proposed capacity building program is to develop capacity for implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals across the society of Uganda, Somalia and DRC; including upholding advocacy and accountability mechanisms, using sustainable health as the entry point to unlock other capacities. The ultimate designated impact of this would be reduced poverty and gender inequality, with institutional capacity in Africa to realize the 2030 Agenda improved. Karolinska institutet, i samarbete med Makerere Univeristy i Uganda, Benadir Univeristy i Somalia och Kinshasa School of Public Health i DRC, har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida, enheten för kapacitetsutveckling, angående finansiellt stöd för genomförande av det internationella kapacitetsutvecklingsprogrammet "Building capacity for sustainable development in fragile states - Spearheading a broader development agenda in Africa through health and well-being". Insatsen planeras initialt att genomföras under två och ett halvt års tid med planerat startdatum januari 2021. Sidas totala bidrag för genomförandet av programmet är 19 416 500 SEK. Initiativet medfinasieras (utöver Sidas bidrag), av KI och Makerere University i Uganda. Genom att ta avstamp ur hälsosektorn syftar insatsen till att stärka institutionell kapacitet, utveckling och förvaltning i Sidas samarbetsländer, vilka initialt är Somalia, DRC och Uganda. Insatsen bygger på redan befintliga partnerskap som har etablerats i länderna, vilka har potential att vidareutvecklas, breddas och fördjupas. Målet med insatsen på sikt är att bidra till kapacitetsutveckling för implementeringen av kostnadseffektiva och innovativa lösningar för att uppnå de globala hållbarhetsmålen i länderna; inklusive upprätthållandet av ansvarsutkrävande mekanismer. Den långsiktiga effekten av insatsen är att bidra till förverkligandet av Agenda 2030 och därigenom minska fattigdomen och öka jämställdheten i Afrika. Programmet förväntas bidra till följande delmål: 1. Ökad användning av evidensbaserad policyutveckling. 2. Ökat utrymme för det civila samhället och allmänheten att ta och utkräva ansvar. 3. Förbättrad kapacitet att generera kunskap om hur fragila stater kan hantera utmaningar med hållbar utveckling. Sida bedömer att insatsen är relevant i förhållande till svenska priorteringar i enlighet med aktuell strategi kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling. The program strives to contribute to improved health and wellbeing and reduced poverty and gender inequality with focus on the most vulnerable to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals in fragile settings in Uganda, Somalia and DRC. To this end, the program will through a multisectoral approach contribute to: 1) Strengthened institutional capacity for implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals across the societies of Uganda, Somalia and DRC;and that 2) advocacy and accountability mechanisms are strengthened and upheld to tackle challenges to the SDGs implementation more effectively. 3) Improved local capacity for knowledge generation and research to provide evidence for effectively handling sustainable development challenges. The program has five expected outcomes, one for each targeted actor and one for the collaboration in between them (the multisectoral platform). Multi sectoral platform outcome: Cross-sectional cooperation, collaboration and knowledge sharing is strengthened across health and non-health stakeholders in Uganda, Somalia and DRC towards realizing 2030 Agenda Public sector institutions outcome: Public sector institutions are well prepared and positioned to work towards reaching relevant SDGs using a multisectoral approach in an effective, accountable and transparent way. Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) Outcome: CSOs are better prepared to contribute towards the attainment of the 2030 Agenda including better positioned to effectively promote and advocate for responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Private Sector Actors Outcome: Private Sector Actors are more aware of their role in, and actively strive to positively contribute towards, implementation of the 2030 Agenda and realizing the SDGs using a multisectoral approach. Academia Outcome: Targeted academic institutions and individual researchers and students are better prepared and positioned to collaborate and to generate new knowledge and innovative solutions and to communicate this to relevant actors for evidence-based action and policy making to reach the SDGs Sweden Karolinska institutet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Karolinska institutet 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 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The aim of the proposed capacity building program is to develop capacity for implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals across the society of Uganda, Somalia and DRC; including upholding advocacy and accountability mechanisms, using sustainable health as the entry point to unlock other capacities. The ultimate designated impact of this would be reduced poverty and gender inequality, with institutional capacity in Africa to realize the 2030 Agenda improved. Karolinska institutet, i samarbete med Makerere Univeristy i Uganda, Benadir Univeristy i Somalia och Kinshasa School of Public Health i DRC, har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida, enheten för kapacitetsutveckling, angående finansiellt stöd för genomförande av det internationella kapacitetsutvecklingsprogrammet "Building capacity for sustainable development in fragile states - Spearheading a broader development agenda in Africa through health and well-being". Insatsen planeras initialt att genomföras under två och ett halvt års tid med planerat startdatum januari 2021. Sidas totala bidrag för genomförandet av programmet är 19 416 500 SEK. Initiativet medfinasieras (utöver Sidas bidrag), av KI och Makerere University i Uganda. Genom att ta avstamp ur hälsosektorn syftar insatsen till att stärka institutionell kapacitet, utveckling och förvaltning i Sidas samarbetsländer, vilka initialt är Somalia, DRC och Uganda. Insatsen bygger på redan befintliga partnerskap som har etablerats i länderna, vilka har potential att vidareutvecklas, breddas och fördjupas. Målet med insatsen på sikt är att bidra till kapacitetsutveckling för implementeringen av kostnadseffektiva och innovativa lösningar för att uppnå de globala hållbarhetsmålen i länderna; inklusive upprätthållandet av ansvarsutkrävande mekanismer. Den långsiktiga effekten av insatsen är att bidra till förverkligandet av Agenda 2030 och därigenom minska fattigdomen och öka jämställdheten i Afrika. Programmet förväntas bidra till följande delmål: 1. Ökad användning av evidensbaserad policyutveckling. 2. Ökat utrymme för det civila samhället och allmänheten att ta och utkräva ansvar. 3. Förbättrad kapacitet att generera kunskap om hur fragila stater kan hantera utmaningar med hållbar utveckling. Sida bedömer att insatsen är relevant i förhållande till svenska priorteringar i enlighet med aktuell strategi kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling. The program strives to contribute to improved health and wellbeing and reduced poverty and gender inequality with focus on the most vulnerable to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals in fragile settings in Uganda, Somalia and DRC. To this end, the program will through a multisectoral approach contribute to: 1) Strengthened institutional capacity for implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals across the societies of Uganda, Somalia and DRC;and that 2) advocacy and accountability mechanisms are strengthened and upheld to tackle challenges to the SDGs implementation more effectively. 3) Improved local capacity for knowledge generation and research to provide evidence for effectively handling sustainable development challenges. The program has five expected outcomes, one for each targeted actor and one for the collaboration in between them (the multisectoral platform). Multi sectoral platform outcome: Cross-sectional cooperation, collaboration and knowledge sharing is strengthened across health and non-health stakeholders in Uganda, Somalia and DRC towards realizing 2030 Agenda Public sector institutions outcome: Public sector institutions are well prepared and positioned to work towards reaching relevant SDGs using a multisectoral approach in an effective, accountable and transparent way. Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) Outcome: CSOs are better prepared to contribute towards the attainment of the 2030 Agenda including better positioned to effectively promote and advocate for responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Private Sector Actors Outcome: Private Sector Actors are more aware of their role in, and actively strive to positively contribute towards, implementation of the 2030 Agenda and realizing the SDGs using a multisectoral approach. 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The aim of the proposed capacity building program is to develop capacity for implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals across the society of Uganda, Somalia and DRC; including upholding advocacy and accountability mechanisms, using sustainable health as the entry point to unlock other capacities. The ultimate designated impact of this would be reduced poverty and gender inequality, with institutional capacity in Africa to realize the 2030 Agenda improved. Karolinska institutet, i samarbete med Makerere Univeristy i Uganda, Benadir Univeristy i Somalia och Kinshasa School of Public Health i DRC, har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida, enheten för kapacitetsutveckling, angående finansiellt stöd för genomförande av det internationella kapacitetsutvecklingsprogrammet "Building capacity for sustainable development in fragile states - Spearheading a broader development agenda in Africa through health and well-being". Insatsen planeras initialt att genomföras under två och ett halvt års tid med planerat startdatum januari 2021. Sidas totala bidrag för genomförandet av programmet är 19 416 500 SEK. Initiativet medfinasieras (utöver Sidas bidrag), av KI och Makerere University i Uganda. Genom att ta avstamp ur hälsosektorn syftar insatsen till att stärka institutionell kapacitet, utveckling och förvaltning i Sidas samarbetsländer, vilka initialt är Somalia, DRC och Uganda. Insatsen bygger på redan befintliga partnerskap som har etablerats i länderna, vilka har potential att vidareutvecklas, breddas och fördjupas. Målet med insatsen på sikt är att bidra till kapacitetsutveckling för implementeringen av kostnadseffektiva och innovativa lösningar för att uppnå de globala hållbarhetsmålen i länderna; inklusive upprätthållandet av ansvarsutkrävande mekanismer. Den långsiktiga effekten av insatsen är att bidra till förverkligandet av Agenda 2030 och därigenom minska fattigdomen och öka jämställdheten i Afrika. Programmet förväntas bidra till följande delmål: 1. Ökad användning av evidensbaserad policyutveckling. 2. Ökat utrymme för det civila samhället och allmänheten att ta och utkräva ansvar. 3. Förbättrad kapacitet att generera kunskap om hur fragila stater kan hantera utmaningar med hållbar utveckling. Sida bedömer att insatsen är relevant i förhållande till svenska priorteringar i enlighet med aktuell strategi kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling. The program strives to contribute to improved health and wellbeing and reduced poverty and gender inequality with focus on the most vulnerable to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals in fragile settings in Uganda, Somalia and DRC. To this end, the program will through a multisectoral approach contribute to: 1) Strengthened institutional capacity for implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals across the societies of Uganda, Somalia and DRC;and that 2) advocacy and accountability mechanisms are strengthened and upheld to tackle challenges to the SDGs implementation more effectively. 3) Improved local capacity for knowledge generation and research to provide evidence for effectively handling sustainable development challenges. The program has five expected outcomes, one for each targeted actor and one for the collaboration in between them (the multisectoral platform). Multi sectoral platform outcome: Cross-sectional cooperation, collaboration and knowledge sharing is strengthened across health and non-health stakeholders in Uganda, Somalia and DRC towards realizing 2030 Agenda Public sector institutions outcome: Public sector institutions are well prepared and positioned to work towards reaching relevant SDGs using a multisectoral approach in an effective, accountable and transparent way. Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) Outcome: CSOs are better prepared to contribute towards the attainment of the 2030 Agenda including better positioned to effectively promote and advocate for responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Private Sector Actors Outcome: Private Sector Actors are more aware of their role in, and actively strive to positively contribute towards, implementation of the 2030 Agenda and realizing the SDGs using a multisectoral approach. Academia Outcome: Targeted academic institutions and individual researchers and students are better prepared and positioned to collaborate and to generate new knowledge and innovative solutions and to communicate this to relevant actors for evidence-based action and policy making to reach the SDGs Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 17.8 - Senast 2017 fullt ut operationaliserat teknikbanken och mekanismen för kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom vetenskap, teknik och innovation för de minst utvecklade länderna samt öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik. 17.8 - Fully operationalize the technology bank and science, technology and innovation capacity-building mechanism for least developed countries by 2017 and enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 122300 0 0 0 122300 122300 Ernst & Young 122300 Ernst & Young Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened institutional capacity by actors in partner countries for sustainable development and poverty reduction for actors in the cooperation countries Stärkt institutionell kapacitet hos aktörer i partnerländer för hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14353-14353A0401 Sweden Karolinska Institutet has, in cooperation with Makerere University (Uganda), Benadir University (Somalia) and University of Kinshasa School of Public Health (DRC), applied for funding of 19 416 500 SEK to carry out the international capacity development programme "Building capacity for sustainable development in fragile states - Spearheading a broader development agenda in Africa through health and well-being" during the period 2021-2023. The aim of the proposed capacity building program is to develop capacity for implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals across the society of Uganda, Somalia and DRC; including upholding advocacy and accountability mechanisms, using sustainable health as the entry point to unlock other capacities. The ultimate designated impact of this would be reduced poverty and gender inequality, with institutional capacity in Africa to realize the 2030 Agenda improved. Karolinska institutet, i samarbete med Makerere Univeristy i Uganda, Benadir Univeristy i Somalia och Kinshasa School of Public Health i DRC, har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida, enheten för kapacitetsutveckling, angående finansiellt stöd för genomförande av det internationella kapacitetsutvecklingsprogrammet "Building capacity for sustainable development in fragile states - Spearheading a broader development agenda in Africa through health and well-being". Insatsen planeras initialt att genomföras under två och ett halvt års tid med planerat startdatum januari 2021. Sidas totala bidrag för genomförandet av programmet är 19 416 500 SEK. Initiativet medfinasieras (utöver Sidas bidrag), av KI och Makerere University i Uganda. Genom att ta avstamp ur hälsosektorn syftar insatsen till att stärka institutionell kapacitet, utveckling och förvaltning i Sidas samarbetsländer, vilka initialt är Somalia, DRC och Uganda. Insatsen bygger på redan befintliga partnerskap som har etablerats i länderna, vilka har potential att vidareutvecklas, breddas och fördjupas. Målet med insatsen på sikt är att bidra till kapacitetsutveckling för implementeringen av kostnadseffektiva och innovativa lösningar för att uppnå de globala hållbarhetsmålen i länderna; inklusive upprätthållandet av ansvarsutkrävande mekanismer. Den långsiktiga effekten av insatsen är att bidra till förverkligandet av Agenda 2030 och därigenom minska fattigdomen och öka jämställdheten i Afrika. Programmet förväntas bidra till följande delmål: 1. Ökad användning av evidensbaserad policyutveckling. 2. Ökat utrymme för det civila samhället och allmänheten att ta och utkräva ansvar. 3. Förbättrad kapacitet att generera kunskap om hur fragila stater kan hantera utmaningar med hållbar utveckling. Sida bedömer att insatsen är relevant i förhållande till svenska priorteringar i enlighet med aktuell strategi kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling. The program strives to contribute to improved health and wellbeing and reduced poverty and gender inequality with focus on the most vulnerable to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals in fragile settings in Uganda, Somalia and DRC. To this end, the program will through a multisectoral approach contribute to: 1) Strengthened institutional capacity for implementing cost-effective and innovative solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals across the societies of Uganda, Somalia and DRC;and that 2) advocacy and accountability mechanisms are strengthened and upheld to tackle challenges to the SDGs implementation more effectively. 3) Improved local capacity for knowledge generation and research to provide evidence for effectively handling sustainable development challenges. The program has five expected outcomes, one for each targeted actor and one for the collaboration in between them (the multisectoral platform). Multi sectoral platform outcome: Cross-sectional cooperation, collaboration and knowledge sharing is strengthened across health and non-health stakeholders in Uganda, Somalia and DRC towards realizing 2030 Agenda Public sector institutions outcome: Public sector institutions are well prepared and positioned to work towards reaching relevant SDGs using a multisectoral approach in an effective, accountable and transparent way. Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) Outcome: CSOs are better prepared to contribute towards the attainment of the 2030 Agenda including better positioned to effectively promote and advocate for responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Private Sector Actors Outcome: Private Sector Actors are more aware of their role in, and actively strive to positively contribute towards, implementation of the 2030 Agenda and realizing the SDGs using a multisectoral approach. Academia Outcome: Targeted academic institutions and individual researchers and students are better prepared and positioned to collaborate and to generate new knowledge and innovative solutions and to communicate this to relevant actors for evidence-based action and policy making to reach the SDGs Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 76160 21760 76160 0 0 0 21760 33292.8 NIRAS Sweden AB 32313.6 NIRAS Sweden AB 32313.6 NIRAS Sweden AB 25132.8 NIRAS Sweden AB 25132.8 NIRAS Sweden AB 25894.4 NIRAS Sweden AB 7180.8 NIRAS Sweden AB 7180.8 NIRAS Sweden AB 7398.4 NIRAS Sweden AB Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened institutional capacity by actors in partner countries for sustainable development and poverty reduction for actors in the cooperation countries Stärkt institutionell kapacitet hos aktörer i partnerländer för hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-14589 Sweden ITC is a UN Agency and a major actor globally with a strong capacity to work at several levels of implementation (micro/meso/macro levels). As such, apart from working at the global and national policy level, ITC is the only UN organization that works directly with micro, small, and medium sized enterprises (MSMEs) at the grassroots level to support their capacity to partake in international trade. ITC works with both private sector capacity building, as well as international regulations and standards in trade for implementation at the local and regional levels. This singles ITC out as a strategic partner for continued support as ITC enables Sida to leverage its strategic role to play support the inclusion of MSMEs in regional and international value chains, and support these enterprises in the green transition. This support is provided to ITC to support their work of making international trade more environmentally sustainable and inclusive for MSMEs. ITC är FN-organisation och en viktig aktör globalt med en god förmåga att verka på flera implementeringsnivåer (mikro/meso/makronivåer). Förutom sitt arbete på global och nationell policynivå, är ITC den enda FN-organisationen som arbetar direkt med (mikro- små- och medelstora företag MSME:er) på gräsrotsnivå för att stödja deras förmåga att delta i internationell handel. ITC arbetar både med kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom den privata sektorn, såväl som implementering av internationella regler och standarder inom handel på både lokal och regional nivå. Detta gör ITC till en strategisk partner för fortsatt stöd, eftersom ITC gör det möjligt för Sida att nyttja deras strategiska roll för att stödja inkluderingen av mikro- små- och medelstora företag genom hela den internationella värdekedjan samt stödja dessa företag i grön omställning. Detta stöd ges till ITC för att stärka deras arbete för en mer miljömässigt hållbar och inkluderande internationell handel för MSME:er. - Förändringsteori, förändringskanaler och globala mervärden ITCs strategiska plan för 20222025 styrs av en förändringsteori gällande både tjänster och påverkansområden. ITCs huvudsakliga mål under strategin är att stärka konkurrenskraften för mikroföretag och små och medelstora företag, MSME. För att leverera på detta har ITC identifierat fyra så kallade kärntjänster, varav tre motsvarar de tre interventionsnivåerna "makro, meso, mikro", vilka alla påverkar MSMEs konkurrenskraft. Den fjärde kärntjänsten är tvärgående och erbjuder public goods och kunskapsprodukter för stärkt tillgång på marknadsinformation om företagande och handel. ITC fokuserar på att leverera dessa kärntjänster inom fem påverkansområden, i) hållbara och resilienta värdekedjor, 2) inkluderande handel, 3) grön handel 4) digital handel och 5) regional integrering och SydSyd handel och investering. Insatsen huvudsakliga mål är att stärka konkurrenskraften för MSME. Insatsens mål länkas främst till strategimål 4 "Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande handel" i dedn tidigare strategin för global hållbar ekonomiskutveckling. ITCs arbete kring att stötta MSMEs längs värdekedjor och omställning till grön handel, ofta med fokus på kvinnliga företagare, gör att insatsen bedöms även bidra till strategimål 3 Marknadsutveckling och hållbart företagande och strategimål 2 Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Operationalisering och portföljöversikt pågår av den nya Sida strategin "Strategi för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 20252029". ITC insatsen bedöms främst bidra till det nya mål 1 "Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel" samt till flera av nya strategins mål kopplat till klimat och miljö t.ex. mål 8 "Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonomi". I förhållande till EKONOMIs förändringskanaler bidrar insatsen främst till ökad kapacitet på nationell/institutionell nivå genom att arbeta med att stärka MSMEs och främja möjligheterna för utvecklingsländer att delta i och dra nytta av internationell handel. Insatsen väntas även bidra till normativa förändringar på global nivå samt på nationell nivå i utvecklingsländer, framförallt genom det policyarbete som ITC genomför, t.ex. kring implementering av internationella regler och standarder inom handel på lokal och regional nivå. Ett annan viktig metod för normativ påverkan är de "public goods", dvs olika digitala verktyg och plattformar, som ITC gör allmänt tillgängliga. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Trade policy and administrative management Industry Trade Policies & Regulations Resultatuppdateringen är baserad på ITCs årsrapport för 2024, ITCs rapportering för 2024 till Consultative Committee of ITC Trust Fund (CCITF), samt olika möten med ITC, både bilaterala informella uppföljningsmöten och de formella mötena, t.ex. CCTIF i oktober 2024 och maj 2025, samt det årliga Joint Advisory Group (JAG) i juni 2025. Då operationalisering av den nya strategin Strategi för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 20252029, som började gälla från 1 augusti 2025, precis inletts utgår denna CoP främst från den tidigare strategin och de tidigare strategimålen och förändringskanalerna som under hösten 2025 kommer att ses över. I urvalet av resultatexempel har EKONOMI valt ut resultat särskilt relevanta för de förändringskanalerna som togs fram under operationalisering av den tidigare strategin för inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling, dvs i) resultat kring globalt/normativt påverkansarbete (GLOB/NORM), t.ex. policyarbete för att stärkas MSMEs tillgång till globala värdekedjor ii) resultat på nationell nivå i termer av institutionsstärkande arbete (NAT/INST), t.ex. stöd kring olika databaser och verktyg för efterlevnad av EUs olika handelsåtgärder kopplade till klimatet iii) resultat för ekonomiska aktörer och Sidas målgrupper (MÅL/AKTÖR) t.ex. stöd till enskilda företag t.ex. MSMEs som drivs av kvinnor. Resultaten är främst kopplade till EKONOMIs strategimål kring handel (M4) men även målet kring hållbart företagande (M3) och digitalisering (M9). I urvalet av resultat har särskilt tonvikt lagts vid EKONOMIs enhetsprioriteringar som Team Sweden och EUs olika hållbarhetsdirektiv. Då insatsen samfinansieras av EKONOMI och KLIMAT har ansvariga hanläggare från båda enheterna tagit fram CoPen gemensamt. - Kapacitetsutveckling, Global trade helpdesk, SME academy Global Trade Helpdesk lanserades 2017 och har existerat som en online plattform sedan 2020. Syftet är att göra det enklare för MSMEs ett hitta nya exportmarknader och få kunskap kring vilka krav som ställs på olika exportmarknader. Plattformen har vidareutvecklats under åren tack vare det oöronmärkta stödet till ITC, s.k. window 1, där Sida är den största givaren. Tio andra internationella organisationer är aktiva i helpdesken, t.ex. UNCTAD, WTO, ICC, UNIDO och WIPO. Sedan 2023 omfattar helpdesken även information om ecommerce möjligheter och digitala betalningsmetoder. Plattformen har idag 300,000 användare i över 190 ekonomier. Under 2024 växte användandet främst i Afrika and Asien. Under 2024 har helpdesken med hjälp av AI översättning gjorts tillgänglig på lokala språk i Kina och Indonesien, länder som uppskattas ha över 52 miljoner respektive 64 miljoner MSMEs. Helpdesken är ett tydligt exempel på ITCs viktiga roll att utveckla globala "public goods" dvs verktyg och plattformar som särskilt riktar sig till MSMEs och skapar möjligheter på landnivå för dessa aktörer att identifiera nya exportmöjligheter. GLOBAL/NORM, MÅL/ AKTÖR, (M4), (M3) och (M9). Årsrapport 2024, s.5253 - Digitalisering av ursprungsdeklarationer ITC har i samarbete med de tyska biståndsaktörerna GIZ och BMZ, arbetat med handelsministeriet i Sri Lanka under två års tid för att förenkla och digitalisera ursprungsdeklarationer. Företag uppskattar att genom det digitala verktyget har tiden de lägger på att erhålla deklarationer minskat med 93 %. Företagen uppskattas gemensamt genom dessa tidsbesparingar, inte minst då de inte längre behöver skicka anställda efter olika intyg och fysiska underskrifter, sparat uppemot 3 miljoner USD per år. ITC har genom lokala partners involverat 100 lokala företag för informationshämtning kring deras behov och för att säkerställa en användarvänlig plattform. Under processen har företag fått testa olika moduler och i slutet av 2023 lanserades plattformen. För att stötta företag att använda plattformen etablerade ITC under början av 2024 en helpdesk där mer än 1 200 företag fick stöd. Exemplet visar på hur ITC genom breda partnerskap och samarbeten med privata och statliga aktörer på nationell nivå når Sidas målgrupp MSMEs. Flera aktörer, inklusive Sidas andra partners som GATF, arbetar också med digitalisering av ursprungsdeklarationer. ITC har ett bredare angreppssätt då utöver att utveckla och etablera digitala verktyg även erbjuder en stödfunktion för att lokala företag ska få praktisk hjälp att använda verktyget. Viktigt att Sida bidrar till att främja lärdomar mellan sina partnerorganisationer som arbetar med handelsförenkling för att främja lärande samt undvika dupliceringar. GLOBAL/NORM, MÅL/AKTÖR, (M4), (M3) och (M9). Årsrapport 2024, s.56. - Deforestationfree Trade Gateway och efterlevnad av EUDR ITC har med hjälp av Sidas omärkta medel till window 1 under 2024 utvecklat en plattform Deforestationfree Trade Gateway som lanserades under 2025. Syftet med plattformen är att underlätta för exportörer och importer att säkerställa att varor produceras i linje med EUs nya avskogningsförordningen (EUDR) som ämnar förhindra att handel bidrar till avskogning och skogsförstörelse runt om i världen. EUDR ställer höga krav på aktörer längs värdekedjan att säkerställa varors ursprung, inklusive geografisk data för enskilda producenter. EUDR berör bl.a. kaffe och kakaobönor, vilka utgör viktiga exportvaror för flera utvecklingsländer och som ofta produceras av småskaliga bönder. Givet kostnader kopplade till efterlevnaden av EUDR är det risk för att europeiska importörer väljer bort mindre aktörer och att SMEs i utvecklingsländer faller ur globala värdekedjor. För att underlätta efterlevnaden av EUDR erbjuder ITCs Deforestationfree Trade Gateway producenter, kooperativ och exportörer tillgång till en plattform att registrera data kring produktionen och geografisk information. Informationen görs tillgänglig till importörer i EU som kan använda detta till EUDR "due diligence statements". Plattformen bidrar till att EUDR- rapportering standardiseras och att exportörer undviker att behöva rapportera separat till olika importörer. Plattformen rullas under 2025 ut i olika regioner, med ett särskilt fokus på länderna i Östafrika. I Uganda exporteras 60 % av allt kaffe till EU och kaffesektorn är en inkomstkälla till över 2 miljoner småskaliga bönder. Efterlevnad av EUDR och fortsatt tillgång till den europeiska marknaden är således av stor ekonomisk och social vikt för landet. ITC arbetar i Uganda med att utbilda kaffekooperativ och exportörer kring insamling av geografisk data till plattformen samt där möjligt integrera nationella system. Exemplet visar på ITCs förmåga att utveckla plattformar och verktyg, som MSMEs på nationell nivå kan tillämpa för att stärka förutsättningar till fortsatt eller stärkt tillgång till globala värdekedjor. Givet att även svenska aktörer, t.ex. exportörer av skogsvirke eller importörer av kaffe, berörs av EUDR har EKONOMI under 2025 tagit initiativ till flertalet möten med aktörer som Skogsstyrelsen och Business Sweden för att tillsammans med ITC presentera verktyget (se mer under dialogfrågor). Plattformen som finansierats av Sida och Spanien, finns med på hemsidan för Team Europe Initiative (TEI) on Deforestation free Value Chains som ett av 10 "flagship projects". Det bör dock noteras att även andra aktörer, inklusive privata, utvecklar liknande plattformar, därför av vikt att i dialog med ITC följa upp hur Deforestation free Trade Gateway samarbetar och kompletterar andra initiativ. GLOBAL/NORM, MÅL/AKTÖR, (M4), (M3) och (M9). I linje med Strategi för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 20252029, bidrar Deforestation free Trade Gateway till mål 1 genom stärkt förmåga att möta krav på transparens i globala värdekedjor, samt mål 8 stärkta förutsättningar för bevarande och förstärkta ekosystem. Årsrapport 2024, s. 4647. - Förbättrad statistik kring tjänstehandel i Östra partnerskapet och Ukraina. Tjänstehandeln utgör en ökande andel av internationell handel och en allt viktigare möjlighet att diversifiera ekonomier och stärka integrationen till nya marknader. Förutsättningar för beslutsfattare att utforma lämpliga policyer för att främja tjänstehandeln eller för företag att utforska tjänsteexport till nya marknader, begränsas dock av bristfälliga data. En region där tillgång till tillförlitlig statistik kring tjänstehandeln länge varit bristfällig är i Östeuropa. Inom ramen för det Östliga partnerskapet, vilket omfattar Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina, och som syftar till att stärka regionens ekonomiska och politiska relationer med EU, har ITC i samarbete med EU kommissionen samt centralbanker och nationella statistik myndigheter i regionen stärkt statistik i tjänstehandeln i ett flerårigt projekt Covid19 och Rysslands anfallskrig har gjort att Ukraina inom ramen för projektet behövt se över metoder för datainsamling, inte minst vad gäller betalningsbalans givet det stora antalet ukrainska flyktingar utomlands. Utöver utbildning omfattar projektet en online plattform Eastern partnership trade helpdesk med tillgång till omfattande data kring både tjänste och varuhandel. Exemplet visar på ITCs arbete att stärka förutsättningarna till handel genom att stärka nationella institutioner i en region särskilt prioriterad för svenskt bistånd, och inte minst på landnivå i Ukraina. NAT/ INST), (M4) Årsrapport 2024, s.6263. - Mer än 20 000 klimatåtgärder ("climate actions") genomförda av och för små och medelstora företag När det gäller resultat inom grön handel och miljö, klimat och biodiversitet som det svenska stödet har en mjuk öronmärkning för (inom ramen för window 1finansiering) har ITC under 2024 fortsatt att skala upp sin grön handelsportfölj och integrera hållbarhet i alla sina program och positionera småföretag i den gröna omställningen, cirkulära ekonomin och för klimatmotståndskraftig handel. Under 2024 utvecklade ITC tekniska lösningar och lanserade nya verktyg för att stödja cirkulär produktion och hållbarhetsefterlevnad samt uppdaterade sitt program för resurseffektivitet och cirkulär produktion. Mer än 20 000 klimatåtgärder ("climate actions") genomfördes av och för små och medelstora företag, främst för affärsutveckling och även som utbildningar och rådgivning inom cirkularitet och hållbara jordbruksmetoder. Det innebär att det totala antalet så kallade klimatåtgärder uppgår till cirka 50 000 sedan 2022. Över 200 små och medelstora företag har getts stöd genom ITC:s "GreenToCompete Hubs" i sju länder, vilket också byggt kapacitet hos de lokala företagsstödsorganisationerna för att stödja grön omställning mer effektivt. Resultaten bidrar i linje med nya strategin för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 20252029, till mål 5 om energieffektivisering, mål 6 om grön omställning och cirkulär ekonomi och mål 7 om stärkt klimatanpassning. (Report to the CCTIF jandec 2024, s. 29) Exempel på ett konkret projekt med resultat i linje med den nya strategin för hållbar tillväxt, mål 1 om förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom bland annat hållbart lantbruk, och mål 7 om stärkt klimatanpassning är ett projekt i Ghana som hjälpt småskaliga jordbrukare inom kakaosektorn att utveckla jordbruksmetoder inom skogsbruk, vilket har hjälpt dem att bygga upp större motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar, samtidigt som de diversifierar sina grödor och ökar sina inkomster (Årsrapport 2024, s.43).. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14589-14589A0101 Sweden ITC is a UN Agency and a major actor globally with a strong capacity to work at several levels of implementation (micro/meso/macro levels). As such, apart from working at the global and national policy level, ITC is the only UN organization that works directly with micro, small, and medium sized enterprises (MSMEs) at the grassroots level to support their capacity to partake in international trade. ITC works with both private sector capacity building, as well as international regulations and standards in trade for implementation at the local and regional levels. This singles ITC out as a strategic partner for continued support as ITC enables Sida to leverage its strategic role to play support the inclusion of MSMEs in regional and international value chains, and support these enterprises in the green transition. This support is provided to ITC to support their work of making international trade more environmentally sustainable and inclusive for MSMEs. ITC är FN-organisation och en viktig aktör globalt med en god förmåga att verka på flera implementeringsnivåer (mikro/meso/makronivåer). Förutom sitt arbete på global och nationell policynivå, är ITC den enda FN-organisationen som arbetar direkt med (mikro- små- och medelstora företag MSME:er) på gräsrotsnivå för att stödja deras förmåga att delta i internationell handel. ITC arbetar både med kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom den privata sektorn, såväl som implementering av internationella regler och standarder inom handel på både lokal och regional nivå. Detta gör ITC till en strategisk partner för fortsatt stöd, eftersom ITC gör det möjligt för Sida att nyttja deras strategiska roll för att stödja inkluderingen av mikro- små- och medelstora företag genom hela den internationella värdekedjan samt stödja dessa företag i grön omställning. Detta stöd ges till ITC för att stärka deras arbete för en mer miljömässigt hållbar och inkluderande internationell handel för MSME:er. - Förändringsteori, förändringskanaler och globala mervärden ITCs strategiska plan för 20222025 styrs av en förändringsteori gällande både tjänster och påverkansområden. ITCs huvudsakliga mål under strategin är att stärka konkurrenskraften för mikroföretag och små och medelstora företag, MSME. För att leverera på detta har ITC identifierat fyra så kallade kärntjänster, varav tre motsvarar de tre interventionsnivåerna "makro, meso, mikro", vilka alla påverkar MSMEs konkurrenskraft. Den fjärde kärntjänsten är tvärgående och erbjuder public goods och kunskapsprodukter för stärkt tillgång på marknadsinformation om företagande och handel. ITC fokuserar på att leverera dessa kärntjänster inom fem påverkansområden, i) hållbara och resilienta värdekedjor, 2) inkluderande handel, 3) grön handel 4) digital handel och 5) regional integrering och SydSyd handel och investering. Insatsen huvudsakliga mål är att stärka konkurrenskraften för MSME. Insatsens mål länkas främst till strategimål 4 "Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande handel" i dedn tidigare strategin för global hållbar ekonomiskutveckling. ITCs arbete kring att stötta MSMEs längs värdekedjor och omställning till grön handel, ofta med fokus på kvinnliga företagare, gör att insatsen bedöms även bidra till strategimål 3 Marknadsutveckling och hållbart företagande och strategimål 2 Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Operationalisering och portföljöversikt pågår av den nya Sida strategin "Strategi för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 20252029". ITC insatsen bedöms främst bidra till det nya mål 1 "Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel" samt till flera av nya strategins mål kopplat till klimat och miljö t.ex. mål 8 "Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonomi". I förhållande till EKONOMIs förändringskanaler bidrar insatsen främst till ökad kapacitet på nationell/institutionell nivå genom att arbeta med att stärka MSMEs och främja möjligheterna för utvecklingsländer att delta i och dra nytta av internationell handel. Insatsen väntas även bidra till normativa förändringar på global nivå samt på nationell nivå i utvecklingsländer, framförallt genom det policyarbete som ITC genomför, t.ex. kring implementering av internationella regler och standarder inom handel på lokal och regional nivå. Ett annan viktig metod för normativ påverkan är de "public goods", dvs olika digitala verktyg och plattformar, som ITC gör allmänt tillgängliga. Sweden United Nations Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 40000000 40000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20000000 0 0 0 0 40000000 0 40000000 0 100000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 20000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 40000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 40000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive international trade Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande internationell handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14589-14589A0102 Sweden ITC is a UN Agency and a major actor globally with a strong capacity to work at several levels of implementation (micro/meso/macro levels). As such, apart from working at the global and national policy level, ITC is the only UN organization that works directly with micro, small, and medium sized enterprises (MSMEs) at the grassroots level to support their capacity to partake in international trade. ITC works with both private sector capacity building, as well as international regulations and standards in trade for implementation at the local and regional levels. This singles ITC out as a strategic partner for continued support as ITC enables Sida to leverage its strategic role to play support the inclusion of MSMEs in regional and international value chains, and support these enterprises in the green transition. This support is provided to ITC to support their work of making international trade more environmentally sustainable and inclusive for MSMEs. ITC är FN-organisation och en viktig aktör globalt med en god förmåga att verka på flera implementeringsnivåer (mikro/meso/makronivåer). Förutom sitt arbete på global och nationell policynivå, är ITC den enda FN-organisationen som arbetar direkt med (mikro- små- och medelstora företag MSME:er) på gräsrotsnivå för att stödja deras förmåga att delta i internationell handel. ITC arbetar både med kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom den privata sektorn, såväl som implementering av internationella regler och standarder inom handel på både lokal och regional nivå. Detta gör ITC till en strategisk partner för fortsatt stöd, eftersom ITC gör det möjligt för Sida att nyttja deras strategiska roll för att stödja inkluderingen av mikro- små- och medelstora företag genom hela den internationella värdekedjan samt stödja dessa företag i grön omställning. Detta stöd ges till ITC för att stärka deras arbete för en mer miljömässigt hållbar och inkluderande internationell handel för MSME:er. - Förändringsteori, förändringskanaler och globala mervärden ITCs strategiska plan för 20222025 styrs av en förändringsteori gällande både tjänster och påverkansområden. ITCs huvudsakliga mål under strategin är att stärka konkurrenskraften för mikroföretag och små och medelstora företag, MSME. För att leverera på detta har ITC identifierat fyra så kallade kärntjänster, varav tre motsvarar de tre interventionsnivåerna "makro, meso, mikro", vilka alla påverkar MSMEs konkurrenskraft. Den fjärde kärntjänsten är tvärgående och erbjuder public goods och kunskapsprodukter för stärkt tillgång på marknadsinformation om företagande och handel. ITC fokuserar på att leverera dessa kärntjänster inom fem påverkansområden, i) hållbara och resilienta värdekedjor, 2) inkluderande handel, 3) grön handel 4) digital handel och 5) regional integrering och SydSyd handel och investering. Insatsen huvudsakliga mål är att stärka konkurrenskraften för MSME. Insatsens mål länkas främst till strategimål 4 "Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande handel" i dedn tidigare strategin för global hållbar ekonomiskutveckling. ITCs arbete kring att stötta MSMEs längs värdekedjor och omställning till grön handel, ofta med fokus på kvinnliga företagare, gör att insatsen bedöms även bidra till strategimål 3 Marknadsutveckling och hållbart företagande och strategimål 2 Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Operationalisering och portföljöversikt pågår av den nya Sida strategin "Strategi för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 20252029". ITC insatsen bedöms främst bidra till det nya mål 1 "Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel" samt till flera av nya strategins mål kopplat till klimat och miljö t.ex. mål 8 "Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonomi". I förhållande till EKONOMIs förändringskanaler bidrar insatsen främst till ökad kapacitet på nationell/institutionell nivå genom att arbeta med att stärka MSMEs och främja möjligheterna för utvecklingsländer att delta i och dra nytta av internationell handel. Insatsen väntas även bidra till normativa förändringar på global nivå samt på nationell nivå i utvecklingsländer, framförallt genom det policyarbete som ITC genomför, t.ex. kring implementering av internationella regler och standarder inom handel på lokal och regional nivå. Ett annan viktig metod för normativ påverkan är de "public goods", dvs olika digitala verktyg och plattformar, som ITC gör allmänt tillgängliga. Sweden United Nations Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 12.6 - Uppmuntra företag, särskilt stora och multinationella företag, att införa hållbara metoder och att integrera hållbarhetsinformation i sin rapporteringscykel. 12.6 - Encourage companies, especially large and transnational companies, to adopt sustainable practices and to integrate sustainability information into their reporting cycle. 12.a - Support developing countries to strengthen their scientific and technological capacity to move towards more sustainable patterns of consumption and production. 12.a - Stödja utvecklingsländerna att stärka sin vetenskapliga och tekniska kapacitet att utvecklas i riktning mot mer hållbara konsumtions- och produktionsmönster. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 17.10 - Promote a universal, rules-based, open, non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system under the World Trade Organization, including through the conclusion of negotiations under its Doha Development Agenda. 17.10 - Främja ett universellt, regelbaserat, öppet, icke-diskriminerande och rättvist multilateralt handelssystem inom ramen för Världshandelsorganisationen, inklusive genom att slutföra förhandlingarna enligt utvecklingsagendan från Doha. 8.4 - Improve progressively, through 2030, global resource efficiency in consumption and production and endeavour to decouple economic growth from environmental degradation, in accordance with the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production, with developed countries taking the lead. 8.4 - Fram till 2030 successivt förbättra den globala resurseffektiviteten i konsumtionen och produktionen samt sträva efter att bryta sambandet mellan ekonomisk tillväxt och miljöförstöring, i enlighet med det tioåriga ramverket för hållbar konsumtion och produktion, med de utvecklade länderna i täten. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 15000000 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 35000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 10000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 10000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 15000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including the transition to sustainable food systems, reduced pollution and sustainable chemical and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive omställningen till hållbara livsmedelssystem, minskade föroreningar och hållbar kemikalie- och avfallshantering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved protection, preservation and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity, and improved conditions for sustainable management and use of land-based natural resources. Ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald samt stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14589-14589A0103 Sweden ITC is a UN Agency and a major actor globally with a strong capacity to work at several levels of implementation (micro/meso/macro levels). As such, apart from working at the global and national policy level, ITC is the only UN organization that works directly with micro, small, and medium sized enterprises (MSMEs) at the grassroots level to support their capacity to partake in international trade. ITC works with both private sector capacity building, as well as international regulations and standards in trade for implementation at the local and regional levels. This singles ITC out as a strategic partner for continued support as ITC enables Sida to leverage its strategic role to play support the inclusion of MSMEs in regional and international value chains, and support these enterprises in the green transition. This support is provided to ITC to support their work of making international trade more environmentally sustainable and inclusive for MSMEs. ITC är FN-organisation och en viktig aktör globalt med en god förmåga att verka på flera implementeringsnivåer (mikro/meso/makronivåer). Förutom sitt arbete på global och nationell policynivå, är ITC den enda FN-organisationen som arbetar direkt med (mikro- små- och medelstora företag MSME:er) på gräsrotsnivå för att stödja deras förmåga att delta i internationell handel. ITC arbetar både med kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom den privata sektorn, såväl som implementering av internationella regler och standarder inom handel på både lokal och regional nivå. Detta gör ITC till en strategisk partner för fortsatt stöd, eftersom ITC gör det möjligt för Sida att nyttja deras strategiska roll för att stödja inkluderingen av mikro- små- och medelstora företag genom hela den internationella värdekedjan samt stödja dessa företag i grön omställning. Detta stöd ges till ITC för att stärka deras arbete för en mer miljömässigt hållbar och inkluderande internationell handel för MSME:er. - Förändringsteori, förändringskanaler och globala mervärden ITCs strategiska plan för 20222025 styrs av en förändringsteori gällande både tjänster och påverkansområden. ITCs huvudsakliga mål under strategin är att stärka konkurrenskraften för mikroföretag och små och medelstora företag, MSME. För att leverera på detta har ITC identifierat fyra så kallade kärntjänster, varav tre motsvarar de tre interventionsnivåerna "makro, meso, mikro", vilka alla påverkar MSMEs konkurrenskraft. Den fjärde kärntjänsten är tvärgående och erbjuder public goods och kunskapsprodukter för stärkt tillgång på marknadsinformation om företagande och handel. ITC fokuserar på att leverera dessa kärntjänster inom fem påverkansområden, i) hållbara och resilienta värdekedjor, 2) inkluderande handel, 3) grön handel 4) digital handel och 5) regional integrering och SydSyd handel och investering. Insatsen huvudsakliga mål är att stärka konkurrenskraften för MSME. Insatsens mål länkas främst till strategimål 4 "Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande handel" i dedn tidigare strategin för global hållbar ekonomiskutveckling. ITCs arbete kring att stötta MSMEs längs värdekedjor och omställning till grön handel, ofta med fokus på kvinnliga företagare, gör att insatsen bedöms även bidra till strategimål 3 Marknadsutveckling och hållbart företagande och strategimål 2 Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Operationalisering och portföljöversikt pågår av den nya Sida strategin "Strategi för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 20252029". ITC insatsen bedöms främst bidra till det nya mål 1 "Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel" samt till flera av nya strategins mål kopplat till klimat och miljö t.ex. mål 8 "Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonomi". I förhållande till EKONOMIs förändringskanaler bidrar insatsen främst till ökad kapacitet på nationell/institutionell nivå genom att arbeta med att stärka MSMEs och främja möjligheterna för utvecklingsländer att delta i och dra nytta av internationell handel. Insatsen väntas även bidra till normativa förändringar på global nivå samt på nationell nivå i utvecklingsländer, framförallt genom det policyarbete som ITC genomför, t.ex. kring implementering av internationella regler och standarder inom handel på lokal och regional nivå. Ett annan viktig metod för normativ påverkan är de "public goods", dvs olika digitala verktyg och plattformar, som ITC gör allmänt tillgängliga. Sweden United Nations Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 5000000 5000000 5000000 25000000 0 0 5000000 35000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 25000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 5000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14589-14589A0104 Sweden ITC is a UN Agency and a major actor globally with a strong capacity to work at several levels of implementation (micro/meso/macro levels). As such, apart from working at the global and national policy level, ITC is the only UN organization that works directly with micro, small, and medium sized enterprises (MSMEs) at the grassroots level to support their capacity to partake in international trade. ITC works with both private sector capacity building, as well as international regulations and standards in trade for implementation at the local and regional levels. This singles ITC out as a strategic partner for continued support as ITC enables Sida to leverage its strategic role to play support the inclusion of MSMEs in regional and international value chains, and support these enterprises in the green transition. This support is provided to ITC to support their work of making international trade more environmentally sustainable and inclusive for MSMEs. ITC är FN-organisation och en viktig aktör globalt med en god förmåga att verka på flera implementeringsnivåer (mikro/meso/makronivåer). Förutom sitt arbete på global och nationell policynivå, är ITC den enda FN-organisationen som arbetar direkt med (mikro- små- och medelstora företag MSME:er) på gräsrotsnivå för att stödja deras förmåga att delta i internationell handel. ITC arbetar både med kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom den privata sektorn, såväl som implementering av internationella regler och standarder inom handel på både lokal och regional nivå. Detta gör ITC till en strategisk partner för fortsatt stöd, eftersom ITC gör det möjligt för Sida att nyttja deras strategiska roll för att stödja inkluderingen av mikro- små- och medelstora företag genom hela den internationella värdekedjan samt stödja dessa företag i grön omställning. Detta stöd ges till ITC för att stärka deras arbete för en mer miljömässigt hållbar och inkluderande internationell handel för MSME:er. - Förändringsteori, förändringskanaler och globala mervärden ITCs strategiska plan för 20222025 styrs av en förändringsteori gällande både tjänster och påverkansområden. ITCs huvudsakliga mål under strategin är att stärka konkurrenskraften för mikroföretag och små och medelstora företag, MSME. För att leverera på detta har ITC identifierat fyra så kallade kärntjänster, varav tre motsvarar de tre interventionsnivåerna "makro, meso, mikro", vilka alla påverkar MSMEs konkurrenskraft. Den fjärde kärntjänsten är tvärgående och erbjuder public goods och kunskapsprodukter för stärkt tillgång på marknadsinformation om företagande och handel. ITC fokuserar på att leverera dessa kärntjänster inom fem påverkansområden, i) hållbara och resilienta värdekedjor, 2) inkluderande handel, 3) grön handel 4) digital handel och 5) regional integrering och SydSyd handel och investering. Insatsen huvudsakliga mål är att stärka konkurrenskraften för MSME. Insatsens mål länkas främst till strategimål 4 "Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande handel" i dedn tidigare strategin för global hållbar ekonomiskutveckling. ITCs arbete kring att stötta MSMEs längs värdekedjor och omställning till grön handel, ofta med fokus på kvinnliga företagare, gör att insatsen bedöms även bidra till strategimål 3 Marknadsutveckling och hållbart företagande och strategimål 2 Kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Operationalisering och portföljöversikt pågår av den nya Sida strategin "Strategi för hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 20252029". ITC insatsen bedöms främst bidra till det nya mål 1 "Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel" samt till flera av nya strategins mål kopplat till klimat och miljö t.ex. mål 8 "Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonomi". I förhållande till EKONOMIs förändringskanaler bidrar insatsen främst till ökad kapacitet på nationell/institutionell nivå genom att arbeta med att stärka MSMEs och främja möjligheterna för utvecklingsländer att delta i och dra nytta av internationell handel. Insatsen väntas även bidra till normativa förändringar på global nivå samt på nationell nivå i utvecklingsländer, framförallt genom det policyarbete som ITC genomför, t.ex. kring implementering av internationella regler och standarder inom handel på lokal och regional nivå. Ett annan viktig metod för normativ påverkan är de "public goods", dvs olika digitala verktyg och plattformar, som ITC gör allmänt tillgängliga. Sweden United Nations Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 10000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 10000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15022 Sweden Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia (TIAC) has applied to Sida for funding of 7 100 000 SEK, to carry out "Institutional Support Grant" project during the period of 2021-2023. The intervention aims to provide core support to TIAC’s ongoing efforts in promoting good governance and anti-corruption policies through the following objectives; 1) policy and legislative change to ensure transparent and accountable governance; 2) behavioral change to enhance intolerance of citizens toward corruption; 3) outreach and awareness raising to influence the policy and behavior changes; 4) organizational development. The support, which is planned to be provided in the form of core support, will enable TIAC to contribute to Armenia´s democratic development. The intervention will be solely implemented by TIAC, with no forwarding of funds to third parties. Transparency International Anti-Corruption Center - Armenia (TIAC) har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på totalt 7 100 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Institutional Support Grant" under perioden 2021-2023. Insatsen syftar till att genom kärnstöd till TIAC stödja pågående ansträngningar för att främja god samhällsstyrning och antikorruptionspolicy genom följande mål; 1) policy och lagändring för att säkerställa transparent och ansvarsfull styrning, 2) beteendeförändring för att öka medborgarnas intolerans mot korruption; 3) uppsökande och medvetandehöjande för att påverka policyn och beteendeförändringar; 4) organisationsutveckling. Stödet, som planeras att tillhandahållas i form av kärnstöd kommer att syfta till att möjliggöra för TIAC att bidra till Armeniens demokratiska utveckling. Insatsen kommer enbart att genomföras av TIAC, utan vidareförmedling av medel till tredje part. The contribution aims to provide core support to TIACs ongoing efforts in promoting good governance and anti-corruption policies as well as securing the organizational development through the following objectives; Objective 1: Implementation of TIACs regular work, which includes implementation of TIAC's new Strategy for 20252027 to bring policy and behavioral change through research, monitoring, advocacy as well as capacity building and empowerment efforts supporting the statutory objectives of the organization. Sub-objective 1: Policy and legislative change to ensure transparent and accountable governance Sub-objective 2: Behavioral change to enhance intolerance of citizens toward corruption Sub-objective 3: Outreach and awareness raising to influence the policy and behavior changes Sub-objective 4: Organizational development of TIAC Objective 2: Assisting the Armenian government in the implementation of the National Anticorruption Strategy and Action Plan for 20232026, whereas TIAC intends to use the current window of opportunity for the promotion of democracy and good governance and more intensively contribute to the implementation of Armenias anticorruption reform agenda Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Armenia Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general The project strengthenes anti-corruption monitoring and reporting mechanisms, generating credible evidence and increasing the use of data in public discourse. At the same time, findings reveal deeper systemic issues and resistance within institutions, highlighting a wider gap between formal commitments and actual practice than initially anticipated. Civic engagement and public participation improved through awareness-raising activities and platforms enabling citizens to report and discuss corruption-related issues. Outreach efforts have helped broaden participation, including among groups previously less engaged, though sustaining active involvement remains a challenge. Advocacy achieved solid visibility and contributed to shaping public narratives on corruption, with targeted outputs drawing attention among key audiences. Increased exposure also led to pushback from affected stakeholders, indicating both relevance and sensitivity of the work. Advocacy also put pressure on institutions and contributed to incremental policy discussions and reform processes. With some emerging opportunites for dialogue, progress toward concrete institutional change remains somewhat slow due to political and structural constraints. From the organizational development aspect, the project demonstrates strong technical competence and stable implementation, with continued improvements in analytical, monitoring, and communication systems, allowing for more strategic and adaptive interventions. Showcase results Contributing to anti-corruption policy reform: Implementation gaps persisted in Armenias anti-corruption strategy, including weak coordination between institutions and insufficient monitoring of reform commitments. TIAC actively participated in policy consultations, submitted recommendations to draft legislation and national strategies, and monitored government compliance with anti-corruption commitments, as well as conducted assessment of the Corruption Prevention Commission (CPC), providing a clearer understanding of the institutions strengths and weaknesses. The assessment laid the groundwork for targeted institutional improvements aimed at enhancing the CPCs effectiveness. It evaluated the CPC's compliance with the requirements derived from the UN "Convention against Corruption" and the principles set out in the Jakarta Declaration, based on which TIAC presented 48 recommendations aimed at enhancing the establishment and operational effectiveness of the CPC. Civil society engagement improved the quality and inclusiveness of anti-corruption policymaking. TIACs contributions strengthened institutional accountability and reinforced Armenias alignment with international anti-corruption standards. Monitoring public procurement to prevent corruption risks: Public procurement remains one of the sectors most vulnerable to corruption, particularly at local levels where oversight capacity is limited and transparency practices are inconsistently applied. TIAC actively engaged youth in municipal monitoring activities by launching a dedicated youth monitoring initiative. Following a two-day intensive training for 14 young monitors on procurement legislation, budget analysis, monitoring methodologies, the participants were engaged in the first phase of monitoring and assessed 70 renovated or newly built playgrounds and sports grounds across all 12 administrative districts of Yerevan through procurement analysis, field visits, photo and video documentation, and surveys of over 750 residents. The monitoring increased transparency in procurement processes and strengthened external oversight. Authorities became more responsive to civil society findings, contributing to improved compliance with procurement standards and reduced opportunities for misuse of public funds. Enhancing whistleblower protection and reporting mechanisms: Although Armenia has a legal framework for whistleblower protection, awareness and practical implementation remained weak. Citizens and public servants were reluctant to report corruption due to fear of retaliation and lack of confidence in protection mechanisms. TIAC conducted awareness campaigns, legal monitoring, and advocacy to strengthen implementation of whistleblower protection provisions. Legal consultations and guidance were provided to potential whistleblowers, and gaps in enforcement were documented and communicated to responsible authorities. Improved awareness and practical support increased confidence in reporting mechanisms. By strengthening protective frameworks and public understanding, TIAC contributed to a safer enabling environment for accountability and anti-corruption reporting. Strengthening integrity mechanisms in local government: Despite ongoing public sector reforms, Armenian municipalities continue to face systemic corruption risks, weak internal control mechanisms, and limited citizen trust. Anti-corruption compliance tools existed in legislation but were inconsistently applied at local level. Through TIACs technical support, selected municipalities introduced and operationalized integrity tools, including anti-corruption action plans, risk assessment mechanisms, and internal reporting procedures. Municipal officials received targeted training on compliance standards and transparency requirements. Local administrations shifted from ad hoc compliance toward more structured integrity management systems. The strengthened preventive mechanisms contribute to reducing corruption risks, increasing accountability, and rebuilding public trust in local governance institutions. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15022-15022A0101 Sweden Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia (TIAC) has applied to Sida for funding of 7 100 000 SEK, to carry out "Institutional Support Grant" project during the period of 2021-2023. The intervention aims to provide core support to TIAC’s ongoing efforts in promoting good governance and anti-corruption policies through the following objectives; 1) policy and legislative change to ensure transparent and accountable governance; 2) behavioral change to enhance intolerance of citizens toward corruption; 3) outreach and awareness raising to influence the policy and behavior changes; 4) organizational development. The support, which is planned to be provided in the form of core support, will enable TIAC to contribute to Armenia´s democratic development. The intervention will be solely implemented by TIAC, with no forwarding of funds to third parties. Transparency International Anti-Corruption Center - Armenia (TIAC) har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på totalt 7 100 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Institutional Support Grant" under perioden 2021-2023. Insatsen syftar till att genom kärnstöd till TIAC stödja pågående ansträngningar för att främja god samhällsstyrning och antikorruptionspolicy genom följande mål; 1) policy och lagändring för att säkerställa transparent och ansvarsfull styrning, 2) beteendeförändring för att öka medborgarnas intolerans mot korruption; 3) uppsökande och medvetandehöjande för att påverka policyn och beteendeförändringar; 4) organisationsutveckling. Stödet, som planeras att tillhandahållas i form av kärnstöd kommer att syfta till att möjliggöra för TIAC att bidra till Armeniens demokratiska utveckling. Insatsen kommer enbart att genomföras av TIAC, utan vidareförmedling av medel till tredje part. The contribution aims to provide core support to TIACs ongoing efforts in promoting good governance and anti-corruption policies as well as securing the organizational development through the following objectives; Objective 1: Implementation of TIACs regular work, which includes implementation of TIAC's new Strategy for 20252027 to bring policy and behavioral change through research, monitoring, advocacy as well as capacity building and empowerment efforts supporting the statutory objectives of the organization. Sub-objective 1: Policy and legislative change to ensure transparent and accountable governance Sub-objective 2: Behavioral change to enhance intolerance of citizens toward corruption Sub-objective 3: Outreach and awareness raising to influence the policy and behavior changes Sub-objective 4: Organizational development of TIAC Objective 2: Assisting the Armenian government in the implementation of the National Anticorruption Strategy and Action Plan for 20232026, whereas TIAC intends to use the current window of opportunity for the promotion of democracy and good governance and more intensively contribute to the implementation of Armenias anticorruption reform agenda Sweden Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4100000 0 0 4100000 0 0 4100000 Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia 4100000 Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15022-15022A0103 Sweden Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia (TIAC) has applied to Sida for funding of 7 100 000 SEK, to carry out "Institutional Support Grant" project during the period of 2021-2023. The intervention aims to provide core support to TIAC’s ongoing efforts in promoting good governance and anti-corruption policies through the following objectives; 1) policy and legislative change to ensure transparent and accountable governance; 2) behavioral change to enhance intolerance of citizens toward corruption; 3) outreach and awareness raising to influence the policy and behavior changes; 4) organizational development. The support, which is planned to be provided in the form of core support, will enable TIAC to contribute to Armenia´s democratic development. The intervention will be solely implemented by TIAC, with no forwarding of funds to third parties. Transparency International Anti-Corruption Center - Armenia (TIAC) har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på totalt 7 100 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Institutional Support Grant" under perioden 2021-2023. Insatsen syftar till att genom kärnstöd till TIAC stödja pågående ansträngningar för att främja god samhällsstyrning och antikorruptionspolicy genom följande mål; 1) policy och lagändring för att säkerställa transparent och ansvarsfull styrning, 2) beteendeförändring för att öka medborgarnas intolerans mot korruption; 3) uppsökande och medvetandehöjande för att påverka policyn och beteendeförändringar; 4) organisationsutveckling. Stödet, som planeras att tillhandahållas i form av kärnstöd kommer att syfta till att möjliggöra för TIAC att bidra till Armeniens demokratiska utveckling. Insatsen kommer enbart att genomföras av TIAC, utan vidareförmedling av medel till tredje part. The contribution aims to provide core support to TIACs ongoing efforts in promoting good governance and anti-corruption policies as well as securing the organizational development through the following objectives; Objective 1: Implementation of TIACs regular work, which includes implementation of TIAC's new Strategy for 20252027 to bring policy and behavioral change through research, monitoring, advocacy as well as capacity building and empowerment efforts supporting the statutory objectives of the organization. Sub-objective 1: Policy and legislative change to ensure transparent and accountable governance Sub-objective 2: Behavioral change to enhance intolerance of citizens toward corruption Sub-objective 3: Outreach and awareness raising to influence the policy and behavior changes Sub-objective 4: Organizational development of TIAC Objective 2: Assisting the Armenian government in the implementation of the National Anticorruption Strategy and Action Plan for 20232026, whereas TIAC intends to use the current window of opportunity for the promotion of democracy and good governance and more intensively contribute to the implementation of Armenias anticorruption reform agenda Sweden Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 5000000 5000000 4500000 0 5000000 4500000 0 5000000 0 4000000 0 0 18500000 Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia 4000000 Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia 5000000 Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia 5000000 Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia 4500000 Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15022-15022A0104 Sweden Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia (TIAC) has applied to Sida for funding of 7 100 000 SEK, to carry out "Institutional Support Grant" project during the period of 2021-2023. The intervention aims to provide core support to TIAC’s ongoing efforts in promoting good governance and anti-corruption policies through the following objectives; 1) policy and legislative change to ensure transparent and accountable governance; 2) behavioral change to enhance intolerance of citizens toward corruption; 3) outreach and awareness raising to influence the policy and behavior changes; 4) organizational development. The support, which is planned to be provided in the form of core support, will enable TIAC to contribute to Armenia´s democratic development. The intervention will be solely implemented by TIAC, with no forwarding of funds to third parties. Transparency International Anti-Corruption Center - Armenia (TIAC) har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på totalt 7 100 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Institutional Support Grant" under perioden 2021-2023. Insatsen syftar till att genom kärnstöd till TIAC stödja pågående ansträngningar för att främja god samhällsstyrning och antikorruptionspolicy genom följande mål; 1) policy och lagändring för att säkerställa transparent och ansvarsfull styrning, 2) beteendeförändring för att öka medborgarnas intolerans mot korruption; 3) uppsökande och medvetandehöjande för att påverka policyn och beteendeförändringar; 4) organisationsutveckling. Stödet, som planeras att tillhandahållas i form av kärnstöd kommer att syfta till att möjliggöra för TIAC att bidra till Armeniens demokratiska utveckling. Insatsen kommer enbart att genomföras av TIAC, utan vidareförmedling av medel till tredje part. The contribution aims to provide core support to TIACs ongoing efforts in promoting good governance and anti-corruption policies as well as securing the organizational development through the following objectives; Objective 1: Implementation of TIACs regular work, which includes implementation of TIAC's new Strategy for 20252027 to bring policy and behavioral change through research, monitoring, advocacy as well as capacity building and empowerment efforts supporting the statutory objectives of the organization. Sub-objective 1: Policy and legislative change to ensure transparent and accountable governance Sub-objective 2: Behavioral change to enhance intolerance of citizens toward corruption Sub-objective 3: Outreach and awareness raising to influence the policy and behavior changes Sub-objective 4: Organizational development of TIAC Objective 2: Assisting the Armenian government in the implementation of the National Anticorruption Strategy and Action Plan for 20232026, whereas TIAC intends to use the current window of opportunity for the promotion of democracy and good governance and more intensively contribute to the implementation of Armenias anticorruption reform agenda Sweden Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4500000 4500000 0 4500000 Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia 4500000 Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15022-15022A0201 Sweden Transparency International Anti-corruption Center - Armenia (TIAC) has applied to Sida for funding of 7 100 000 SEK, to carry out "Institutional Support Grant" project during the period of 2021-2023. The intervention aims to provide core support to TIAC’s ongoing efforts in promoting good governance and anti-corruption policies through the following objectives; 1) policy and legislative change to ensure transparent and accountable governance; 2) behavioral change to enhance intolerance of citizens toward corruption; 3) outreach and awareness raising to influence the policy and behavior changes; 4) organizational development. The support, which is planned to be provided in the form of core support, will enable TIAC to contribute to Armenia´s democratic development. The intervention will be solely implemented by TIAC, with no forwarding of funds to third parties. Transparency International Anti-Corruption Center - Armenia (TIAC) har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på totalt 7 100 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Institutional Support Grant" under perioden 2021-2023. Insatsen syftar till att genom kärnstöd till TIAC stödja pågående ansträngningar för att främja god samhällsstyrning och antikorruptionspolicy genom följande mål; 1) policy och lagändring för att säkerställa transparent och ansvarsfull styrning, 2) beteendeförändring för att öka medborgarnas intolerans mot korruption; 3) uppsökande och medvetandehöjande för att påverka policyn och beteendeförändringar; 4) organisationsutveckling. Stödet, som planeras att tillhandahållas i form av kärnstöd kommer att syfta till att möjliggöra för TIAC att bidra till Armeniens demokratiska utveckling. Insatsen kommer enbart att genomföras av TIAC, utan vidareförmedling av medel till tredje part. The contribution aims to provide core support to TIACs ongoing efforts in promoting good governance and anti-corruption policies as well as securing the organizational development through the following objectives; Objective 1: Implementation of TIACs regular work, which includes implementation of TIAC's new Strategy for 20252027 to bring policy and behavioral change through research, monitoring, advocacy as well as capacity building and empowerment efforts supporting the statutory objectives of the organization. Sub-objective 1: Policy and legislative change to ensure transparent and accountable governance Sub-objective 2: Behavioral change to enhance intolerance of citizens toward corruption Sub-objective 3: Outreach and awareness raising to influence the policy and behavior changes Sub-objective 4: Organizational development of TIAC Objective 2: Assisting the Armenian government in the implementation of the National Anticorruption Strategy and Action Plan for 20232026, whereas TIAC intends to use the current window of opportunity for the promotion of democracy and good governance and more intensively contribute to the implementation of Armenias anticorruption reform agenda Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 130384 0 130384 0 130384 Ernst & Young 130384 Ernst & Young Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15691 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Bidra till delmålen inom Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022, som syftar till en bredare svensk resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 2) Öka användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Insatsen avser finansiering av följande tjänster: 1. JPO in Coordination and Social Development - Resident Coordinator Office (RCO) - Vietnam 2. JPO in Coordination - RCO - Haiti 3. JPO in Humanitarian Affairs and Coordination - Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) - Yemen 4. JPO in Human Rights - Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) - Liberia 5. JPO in Human Rights (Gender) - OHCHR - Geneva 6. JPO in Political Affairs - Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) - New York Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Haiti Viet Nam Yemen Developing countries, unspecified Multisector aid Relief co-ordination and support services Other Multisector Emergency Response SE-0-SE-6-15691-15691A0101 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Bidra till delmålen inom Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022, som syftar till en bredare svensk resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 2) Öka användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Insatsen avser finansiering av följande tjänster: 1. JPO in Coordination and Social Development - Resident Coordinator Office (RCO) - Vietnam 2. JPO in Coordination - RCO - Haiti 3. JPO in Humanitarian Affairs and Coordination - Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) - Yemen 4. JPO in Human Rights - Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) - Liberia 5. JPO in Human Rights (Gender) - OHCHR - Geneva 6. JPO in Political Affairs - Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) - New York Sweden UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3875813.04 3927572.8799999999 0 3875813.04 0 0 127302.78 3789716.04 0 10554.0600000001 0 0 3901692.96 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1963786.4399999999 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1937906.52 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1937906.6783999999 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1937906.6783999999 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1894858.0364999999 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1894858.0364999999 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 5276.931 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 5276.931 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 63651.4428 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 63651.4428 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15691-15691A0101-H Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Bidra till delmålen inom Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022, som syftar till en bredare svensk resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 2) Öka användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Insatsen avser finansiering av följande tjänster: 1. JPO in Coordination and Social Development - Resident Coordinator Office (RCO) - Vietnam 2. JPO in Coordination - RCO - Haiti 3. JPO in Humanitarian Affairs and Coordination - Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) - Yemen 4. JPO in Human Rights - Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) - Liberia 5. JPO in Human Rights (Gender) - OHCHR - Geneva 6. JPO in Political Affairs - Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) - New York Sweden UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1996630.96 2023295.1200000001 0 1952277.96 0 5436.9399999999 65580.22 1996630.96 0 0 0 0 4019926.0800000001 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1996631.1232 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1952277.977 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 5436.838 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 65580.2744 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15691-15691A0102 Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Bidra till delmålen inom Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022, som syftar till en bredare svensk resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 2) Öka användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Insatsen avser finansiering av följande tjänster: 1. JPO in Coordination and Social Development - Resident Coordinator Office (RCO) - Vietnam 2. JPO in Coordination - RCO - Haiti 3. JPO in Humanitarian Affairs and Coordination - Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) - Yemen 4. JPO in Human Rights - Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) - Liberia 5. JPO in Human Rights (Gender) - OHCHR - Geneva 6. JPO in Political Affairs - Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) - New York Sweden UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2113680.3599999999 0 50546.76 0 9518.52 2104161.8399999999 1082113.5600000001 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1082113.5600000001 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1052080.8308999999 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1052080.8308999999 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 4759.4943 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 4759.4943 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Enhanced Swedish representation in strategic positions, as defined in the Government’s priority thematic and geographical areas and organisations (including those of the EU, the UN and multilateral development bank institutions), including through secondments. Stärkt svensk representation på strategiska positioner inom regeringens prioriterade tematiska och geografiska områden och organisationer (inklusive EU:s, FN:s och de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas institutioner) bland annat genom sekonderingar. Other Övrigt Increased use and return of Swedish expertise, and experience from international development cooperation. Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter från det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15691-15691A0102-H Sweden Sweden is committed to contribute to the implementation of Agenda 2030 in developing countries by providing human resources to work with and through the diverse mandates of UN agencies, funds and programmes, as well as the World bank. For this purpose, Sweden closely collaborates with the UN development, humanitarian and peacekeeping pillars with placements around the world. Sverige har åtagit sig att bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 i utvecklingsländer genom att tillhandahålla personal som arbetar med och genom FN organens och Världsbankens olika mandat. För detta ändamål har Sverige ett nära samarbete med FN: s utvecklings-, humanitära och fredsbevarande pelare med placeringar runt om i världen. Bidra till genomförandet av Agenda 2030 genom att tillhandahålla personal inom prioriterade ämnesområden. Bidra till delmålen inom Strategin för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stödjer Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022, som syftar till en bredare svensk resursbas genom att: 1) Öka svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. 2) Öka användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenhet inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete. Insatsen avser finansiering av följande tjänster: 1. JPO in Coordination and Social Development - Resident Coordinator Office (RCO) - Vietnam 2. JPO in Coordination - RCO - Haiti 3. JPO in Humanitarian Affairs and Coordination - Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) - Yemen 4. JPO in Human Rights - Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) - Liberia 5. JPO in Human Rights (Gender) - OHCHR - Geneva 6. JPO in Political Affairs - Department of Political and Peacebuilding Affairs (DPPA) - New York Sweden UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1088865.6399999999 0 26039.24 0 1083962.1599999999 4903.48 1114904.8799999999 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 1083962.0682000001 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities 4903.7214 UNTCA/United Nations Technical Cooperation Activities Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Enhanced Swedish representation in strategic positions, as defined in the Government’s priority thematic and geographical areas and organisations (including those of the EU, the UN and multilateral development bank institutions), including through secondments. Stärkt svensk representation på strategiska positioner inom regeringens prioriterade tematiska och geografiska områden och organisationer (inklusive EU:s, FN:s och de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas institutioner) bland annat genom sekonderingar. Other Övrigt Increased use and return of Swedish expertise, and experience from international development cooperation. Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter från det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-16824 Sweden ICEA IV aims to strengthen the efficiency, quality, and integrity of court performance in Bosnia and Herzegovina by supporting the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council in implementing priority measures that improve case management, enhance institutional capacities, and reinforce data-driven decision-making. The intervention focuses on continuity with ICEA III through targeted technical assistance, capacity development, and operational support that enable courts to deliver more timely, transparent, and predictable services to citizens. ICEA IV contributes to a more accountable and professional judiciary by advancing standardized practices, strengthening monitoring and evaluation systems, and supporting sustainable institutional reforms aligned with EU integration requirements. ICEA IV syftar till att stärka effektiviteten, kvaliteten och integriteten i domstolarnas arbete i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att stödja Visoko sudsko i tužilacko vijece (HJPC) i genomförandet av prioriterade åtgärder som förbättrar ärendehantering, stärker institutionella kapaciteter och utvecklar mer systematiska och datadrivna beslutsprocesser. Insatsen bygger vidare på ICEA III och omfattar riktad teknisk assistans, kapacitetsutveckling och operativt stöd som gör det möjligt för domstolarna att leverera mer rättssäkra, transparenta och förutsägbara tjänster till medborgarna. ICEA IV bidrar till en mer professionell och ansvarstagande rättskipning genom att främja standardiserade arbetsmetoder, stärka uppföljnings- och utvärderingssystem samt stödja hållbara institutionella reformer i linje med EU-integrationskraven. ICEA IV maintains the same four overarching objectives as in previous phases, focusing on strengthening the efficiency, accountability and professionalism of the justice sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The programme aims to support the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC) in advancing legislative and policy reforms, improving judicial administration, and embedding a modernized work model across courts. It also seeks to enhance enforcement procedures through targeted capacity building with the Swedish Enforcement Authority, and to strengthen court management, traineeship systems and administrative functions through cooperation with the Swedish National Court Administration. These objectives collectively aim to improve service delivery, reduce case backlogs, and reinforce institutional integrity within the justice system. The theory of change continues to rest on the assumption that sustained institutional support, combined with structured capacity development and modernized work processes, will lead to measurable improvements in court efficiency and accountability. ICEA IV therefore prioritizes reforms with the highest systemic impact, including strengthening HJPCs regulatory and organizational frameworks, institutionalizing project funded positions, and improving monitoring, evaluation and learning mechanisms. The programmes objectives also emphasize sustainability, with a focus on integrating key functions into permanent structures and ensuring that reforms are anchored within national systems. As stated in the appraisal, the revised plan safeguards the core elements of the programme: legislative and policy initiative support to the HJPC, continued rollout of the innovative work model in courts, and targeted capacity building in enforcement, traineeship, and judicial administration. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-16824-16824A0103 Sweden ICEA IV aims to strengthen the efficiency, quality, and integrity of court performance in Bosnia and Herzegovina by supporting the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council in implementing priority measures that improve case management, enhance institutional capacities, and reinforce data-driven decision-making. The intervention focuses on continuity with ICEA III through targeted technical assistance, capacity development, and operational support that enable courts to deliver more timely, transparent, and predictable services to citizens. ICEA IV contributes to a more accountable and professional judiciary by advancing standardized practices, strengthening monitoring and evaluation systems, and supporting sustainable institutional reforms aligned with EU integration requirements. ICEA IV syftar till att stärka effektiviteten, kvaliteten och integriteten i domstolarnas arbete i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att stödja Visoko sudsko i tužilacko vijece (HJPC) i genomförandet av prioriterade åtgärder som förbättrar ärendehantering, stärker institutionella kapaciteter och utvecklar mer systematiska och datadrivna beslutsprocesser. Insatsen bygger vidare på ICEA III och omfattar riktad teknisk assistans, kapacitetsutveckling och operativt stöd som gör det möjligt för domstolarna att leverera mer rättssäkra, transparenta och förutsägbara tjänster till medborgarna. ICEA IV bidrar till en mer professionell och ansvarstagande rättskipning genom att främja standardiserade arbetsmetoder, stärka uppföljnings- och utvärderingssystem samt stödja hållbara institutionella reformer i linje med EU-integrationskraven. ICEA IV maintains the same four overarching objectives as in previous phases, focusing on strengthening the efficiency, accountability and professionalism of the justice sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The programme aims to support the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC) in advancing legislative and policy reforms, improving judicial administration, and embedding a modernized work model across courts. It also seeks to enhance enforcement procedures through targeted capacity building with the Swedish Enforcement Authority, and to strengthen court management, traineeship systems and administrative functions through cooperation with the Swedish National Court Administration. These objectives collectively aim to improve service delivery, reduce case backlogs, and reinforce institutional integrity within the justice system. The theory of change continues to rest on the assumption that sustained institutional support, combined with structured capacity development and modernized work processes, will lead to measurable improvements in court efficiency and accountability. ICEA IV therefore prioritizes reforms with the highest systemic impact, including strengthening HJPCs regulatory and organizational frameworks, institutionalizing project funded positions, and improving monitoring, evaluation and learning mechanisms. The programmes objectives also emphasize sustainability, with a focus on integrating key functions into permanent structures and ensuring that reforms are anchored within national systems. As stated in the appraisal, the revised plan safeguards the core elements of the programme: legislative and policy initiative support to the HJPC, continued rollout of the innovative work model in courts, and targeted capacity building in enforcement, traineeship, and judicial administration. Sweden Government of Bosnia Herzegovina Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Bosnia Herzegovina 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3505000 5259000 0 3505000 3506000 0 1753000 8764000 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina 3505000 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16824-16824A0104 Sweden ICEA IV aims to strengthen the efficiency, quality, and integrity of court performance in Bosnia and Herzegovina by supporting the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council in implementing priority measures that improve case management, enhance institutional capacities, and reinforce data-driven decision-making. The intervention focuses on continuity with ICEA III through targeted technical assistance, capacity development, and operational support that enable courts to deliver more timely, transparent, and predictable services to citizens. ICEA IV contributes to a more accountable and professional judiciary by advancing standardized practices, strengthening monitoring and evaluation systems, and supporting sustainable institutional reforms aligned with EU integration requirements. ICEA IV syftar till att stärka effektiviteten, kvaliteten och integriteten i domstolarnas arbete i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att stödja Visoko sudsko i tužilacko vijece (HJPC) i genomförandet av prioriterade åtgärder som förbättrar ärendehantering, stärker institutionella kapaciteter och utvecklar mer systematiska och datadrivna beslutsprocesser. Insatsen bygger vidare på ICEA III och omfattar riktad teknisk assistans, kapacitetsutveckling och operativt stöd som gör det möjligt för domstolarna att leverera mer rättssäkra, transparenta och förutsägbara tjänster till medborgarna. ICEA IV bidrar till en mer professionell och ansvarstagande rättskipning genom att främja standardiserade arbetsmetoder, stärka uppföljnings- och utvärderingssystem samt stödja hållbara institutionella reformer i linje med EU-integrationskraven. ICEA IV maintains the same four overarching objectives as in previous phases, focusing on strengthening the efficiency, accountability and professionalism of the justice sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The programme aims to support the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC) in advancing legislative and policy reforms, improving judicial administration, and embedding a modernized work model across courts. It also seeks to enhance enforcement procedures through targeted capacity building with the Swedish Enforcement Authority, and to strengthen court management, traineeship systems and administrative functions through cooperation with the Swedish National Court Administration. These objectives collectively aim to improve service delivery, reduce case backlogs, and reinforce institutional integrity within the justice system. The theory of change continues to rest on the assumption that sustained institutional support, combined with structured capacity development and modernized work processes, will lead to measurable improvements in court efficiency and accountability. ICEA IV therefore prioritizes reforms with the highest systemic impact, including strengthening HJPCs regulatory and organizational frameworks, institutionalizing project funded positions, and improving monitoring, evaluation and learning mechanisms. The programmes objectives also emphasize sustainability, with a focus on integrating key functions into permanent structures and ensuring that reforms are anchored within national systems. As stated in the appraisal, the revised plan safeguards the core elements of the programme: legislative and policy initiative support to the HJPC, continued rollout of the innovative work model in courts, and targeted capacity building in enforcement, traineeship, and judicial administration. Sweden Government of Bosnia Herzegovina Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Bosnia Herzegovina Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 775000 775000 775000 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina SE-0-SE-6-16824-16824A0202 Sweden ICEA IV aims to strengthen the efficiency, quality, and integrity of court performance in Bosnia and Herzegovina by supporting the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council in implementing priority measures that improve case management, enhance institutional capacities, and reinforce data-driven decision-making. The intervention focuses on continuity with ICEA III through targeted technical assistance, capacity development, and operational support that enable courts to deliver more timely, transparent, and predictable services to citizens. ICEA IV contributes to a more accountable and professional judiciary by advancing standardized practices, strengthening monitoring and evaluation systems, and supporting sustainable institutional reforms aligned with EU integration requirements. ICEA IV syftar till att stärka effektiviteten, kvaliteten och integriteten i domstolarnas arbete i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att stödja Visoko sudsko i tužilacko vijece (HJPC) i genomförandet av prioriterade åtgärder som förbättrar ärendehantering, stärker institutionella kapaciteter och utvecklar mer systematiska och datadrivna beslutsprocesser. Insatsen bygger vidare på ICEA III och omfattar riktad teknisk assistans, kapacitetsutveckling och operativt stöd som gör det möjligt för domstolarna att leverera mer rättssäkra, transparenta och förutsägbara tjänster till medborgarna. ICEA IV bidrar till en mer professionell och ansvarstagande rättskipning genom att främja standardiserade arbetsmetoder, stärka uppföljnings- och utvärderingssystem samt stödja hållbara institutionella reformer i linje med EU-integrationskraven. ICEA IV maintains the same four overarching objectives as in previous phases, focusing on strengthening the efficiency, accountability and professionalism of the justice sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The programme aims to support the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC) in advancing legislative and policy reforms, improving judicial administration, and embedding a modernized work model across courts. It also seeks to enhance enforcement procedures through targeted capacity building with the Swedish Enforcement Authority, and to strengthen court management, traineeship systems and administrative functions through cooperation with the Swedish National Court Administration. These objectives collectively aim to improve service delivery, reduce case backlogs, and reinforce institutional integrity within the justice system. The theory of change continues to rest on the assumption that sustained institutional support, combined with structured capacity development and modernized work processes, will lead to measurable improvements in court efficiency and accountability. ICEA IV therefore prioritizes reforms with the highest systemic impact, including strengthening HJPCs regulatory and organizational frameworks, institutionalizing project funded positions, and improving monitoring, evaluation and learning mechanisms. The programmes objectives also emphasize sustainability, with a focus on integrating key functions into permanent structures and ensuring that reforms are anchored within national systems. As stated in the appraisal, the revised plan safeguards the core elements of the programme: legislative and policy initiative support to the HJPC, continued rollout of the innovative work model in courts, and targeted capacity building in enforcement, traineeship, and judicial administration. Sweden Kronofogdemyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kronofogdemyndigheten 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2660000 3990000 0 0 2660000 2660000 1330000 6650000 Kronofogdemyndigheten 2660000 Kronofogdemyndigheten Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16824-16824A0302 Sweden ICEA IV aims to strengthen the efficiency, quality, and integrity of court performance in Bosnia and Herzegovina by supporting the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council in implementing priority measures that improve case management, enhance institutional capacities, and reinforce data-driven decision-making. The intervention focuses on continuity with ICEA III through targeted technical assistance, capacity development, and operational support that enable courts to deliver more timely, transparent, and predictable services to citizens. ICEA IV contributes to a more accountable and professional judiciary by advancing standardized practices, strengthening monitoring and evaluation systems, and supporting sustainable institutional reforms aligned with EU integration requirements. ICEA IV syftar till att stärka effektiviteten, kvaliteten och integriteten i domstolarnas arbete i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att stödja Visoko sudsko i tužilacko vijece (HJPC) i genomförandet av prioriterade åtgärder som förbättrar ärendehantering, stärker institutionella kapaciteter och utvecklar mer systematiska och datadrivna beslutsprocesser. Insatsen bygger vidare på ICEA III och omfattar riktad teknisk assistans, kapacitetsutveckling och operativt stöd som gör det möjligt för domstolarna att leverera mer rättssäkra, transparenta och förutsägbara tjänster till medborgarna. ICEA IV bidrar till en mer professionell och ansvarstagande rättskipning genom att främja standardiserade arbetsmetoder, stärka uppföljnings- och utvärderingssystem samt stödja hållbara institutionella reformer i linje med EU-integrationskraven. ICEA IV maintains the same four overarching objectives as in previous phases, focusing on strengthening the efficiency, accountability and professionalism of the justice sector in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The programme aims to support the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council (HJPC) in advancing legislative and policy reforms, improving judicial administration, and embedding a modernized work model across courts. It also seeks to enhance enforcement procedures through targeted capacity building with the Swedish Enforcement Authority, and to strengthen court management, traineeship systems and administrative functions through cooperation with the Swedish National Court Administration. These objectives collectively aim to improve service delivery, reduce case backlogs, and reinforce institutional integrity within the justice system. The theory of change continues to rest on the assumption that sustained institutional support, combined with structured capacity development and modernized work processes, will lead to measurable improvements in court efficiency and accountability. ICEA IV therefore prioritizes reforms with the highest systemic impact, including strengthening HJPCs regulatory and organizational frameworks, institutionalizing project funded positions, and improving monitoring, evaluation and learning mechanisms. The programmes objectives also emphasize sustainability, with a focus on integrating key functions into permanent structures and ensuring that reforms are anchored within national systems. As stated in the appraisal, the revised plan safeguards the core elements of the programme: legislative and policy initiative support to the HJPC, continued rollout of the innovative work model in courts, and targeted capacity building in enforcement, traineeship, and judicial administration. Sweden Domstolsverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Domstolsverket 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 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Stödet innehåller studier, projekt som syftar till systemförändringar inom regelverket och på institutionsnivå Sweden ECCSA/Ethiopian Chamber of Commerce and Sectoral Associations Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 76540 1841600 3168640 1700000 770000 130000 76540 1841600 130000 3168640 770000 1700000 7686780 Mottagarlandets regering 76539.5 Mottagarlandets regering 608671.21 Mottagarlandets regering 677048.27 Mottagarlandets regering 555880.17 Mottagarlandets regering 623873.54 Mottagarlandets regering 778606.59 Mottagarlandets regering 839987.8 Mottagarlandets regering 926172.14 Mottagarlandets regering 810963.01 Mottagarlandets regering 858948.28 Mottagarlandets regering 602967 Mottagarlandets regering 77299 Mottagarlandets regering 122548 Mottagarlandets regering SE-0-SE-6-29000276-2900027604 Sweden Capacity building to the privat sector through AACCA, the chamber of commerce and sectorial associations in Addis Ababa, the overall objective is to build capacity of AACCSA to operate and serve as an efficient business membership organsation, and act as a voice on behalf of the private sector in its policy dialogue with the government. The support includes studies and projects aiming at refor Stöd till privatsektorutveckling genom handelskammaren i Addis Abeba, Kapacitetsutveckling. Overgripande mål att stärka kapaciteten hos handelskammren för att effektivt fungera och serva sina medlemmar inkl. att agera som språkrör för privatsektorn i policydialogen med regeringen. Stödet innehåller studier, projekt som syftar till systemförändringar inom regelverket och på institutionsnivå Sweden ECCSA/Ethiopian Chamber of Commerce and Sectoral Associations Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -416245 -416245 Mottagarlandets regering -416244.79 Mottagarlandets regering Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51000079 Sweden Programm ej inkomme; men lär omfatta: core funding, parliamentary support to MDGs incl.some support to aid effectiveness. Core funding-delen ska bidra till förbättring av AWEPAs kommunikationer och effektivitet. JN 2010-11-12. Programm ej inkomme; men lär omfatta: core funding, parliamentary support to MDGs incl.some support to aid effectiveness. Core funding-delen ska bidra till förbättring av AWEPAs kommunikationer och effektivitet. JN 2010-11-12. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Legislatures and political parties Government & Civil Society-general General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2015Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: A particularly remarkable development in 2014 was the granting by Heads of State and Governments of enhanced powers to the Pan African Parliament and to the ECOWAS-Parliament. Both are now set to become legislative organs of the AU and ECOWAS respectively. While this is still subject to signature and ratification processes and will still take some time to materialise, this achievement is, like for EALA, testimony of the steady progress made by these institutions and their gradual consolidation as credible and democratic players on the African continent, and AWEPA has been part and parcel of their development and achievements. In the MDGs programme inputs were geared towards poverty reduction and food security (MDG 1) and sustainability (MDG 7). Activities with PAP, SADC-PF, and CEMAC-P aimed at strengthening parliamentary capacity to tackle issues such as agricultural investment, large-scale land investment and water resource management. Some interventions focused on women’s empowerment and maternal health (MDG 3 and 5). Other interventions focused on broader matters, affecting the whole MDG agenda, such as Peace, Security & Development and Migration & Development. In the EALA programme, AWEPA facilitated the drafting of 3 Private Member Bills and supported the consultative processes for the EAC Integration (Education) Bill and for various Bills related to the Customs Union and the Monetary Union. Likewise, EALA increased its visibility among stakeholders through sustained public outreach and a communications and marketing policy, supported by AWEPA. In addition, engagement with civil society has been taken a notch higher , with clear initiatives to include citizens’ voices in relevant processes within the regional parliament. EALA has also made significant progress on its mandate regarding elections regulations and monitoring. The Bills and outreaches go a long way in contributing to the achievement of further unifying the EAC. In 2014 AWEPA worked through it's structures namely the Eminent Advisory Board, the Partnership Council, the Governing Council, the Executive Committee, Political Coordinators and the Senior Parliamentary Bodies in order to provide political guidance for countries, regions and programmes in Africa and Europe. Several activities focused on the capacity strengthening of parliaments in the transition towards the post-2015 development agenda (MDG 8). These focus areas are critical to the implementation of the post-2015 Sustainable Development Goals. These activities contributed in strengthening both the governance structures and the Secretariat for smooth running of the organisation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51000079-5100007901 Sweden Programm ej inkomme; men lär omfatta: core funding, parliamentary support to MDGs incl.some support to aid effectiveness. 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Core funding-delen ska bidra till förbättring av AWEPAs kommunikationer och effektivitet. JN 2010-11-12. Programm ej inkomme; men lär omfatta: core funding, parliamentary support to MDGs incl.some support to aid effectiveness. Core funding-delen ska bidra till förbättring av AWEPAs kommunikationer och effektivitet. JN 2010-11-12. 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Programm ej inkomme; men lär omfatta: core funding, parliamentary support to MDGs incl.some support to aid effectiveness. Core funding-delen ska bidra till förbättring av AWEPAs kommunikationer och effektivitet. JN 2010-11-12. 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Core funding-delen ska bidra till förbättring av AWEPAs kommunikationer och effektivitet. JN 2010-11-12. Programm ej inkomme; men lär omfatta: core funding, parliamentary support to MDGs incl.some support to aid effectiveness. Core funding-delen ska bidra till förbättring av AWEPAs kommunikationer och effektivitet. JN 2010-11-12. 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Insatsen syftar till att stödja AUC:s Department for Political Affairs i dess arbete med valövervakning och valrelaterade frågor, samt för främjande av demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter på den afrikanska kontinenten. Det visionära mål som presenteras i avdelningens resultatramverk handlar om att uppnå: - Förbättrad styrning av val, och stärkt kapacitet för valövervakningsmissioner och -uppföljning; - Gemensamma positioner och politiska ramverk gällande "shared values" bland medlemsstater; - Social integration, och afrikanska governancearkitekturen integrerad hos medlemsländer; - Beskydd av mänskliga rättigheter, inklusive kvinnors rättigheter, samt åtnjutande av fred och minskade konflikter. I konkreta termer innebär detta att avdelningens arbete fokuseras bland annat på att genomföra valövervakningsmissioner och bidra med teknisk assistans till nationella valkommissioner, främja den afrikanska governancearkitekturen och den platform som skapats för att granska staters implementering av de afrikanska governanceprinciperna, samt verka för decentralisering och lokal styrning. Insatsens totala budget är 32 MSEK under perioden 2014-2017. Governance-programmet stöds med 3,5 MSEK årligen 2014-2017, medan Elections stöds med 6 MSEK 2015-2017. För år 2014 har Elections stötts genom ett separat avtal om 3,5 MSEK. I och med underskrift av insatsavtalet skriver Sida också under den Joint Programming and Financing Arrangement (JPA/JFA) som tagits fram gemensamt av DPA och givare. Denna JPA/JFA möjliggör för givare att bidra till gemensamma fonder för programmen. I och med detta avtal regleras också rapportering, revision, givarkoordinering, etc. Som grund för insatsen används AUC:s strategiska plan 2014-2017, Department for Political Affairs strategi för samma period, samt de dokument som tagits fram av avdelningen, t.ex. budget och resultatramverk, som annex till JPA/JFA. Sida använder sig således inte av något specifikt programdokument för denna beredning. Programstödet föreslås snarare mot bakgrund av identifieringen av AUC som en strategisk nyckelaktör på den regionala arenan, vikten av att stötta AUC i dess implementering av sina prioriteringar, samt behovet av att stötta AUC i dess roll som spjutspets för ansvarsutkrävande i relation till principerna om demokrati, god samhällsstyrning och mänskliga rättigheter. An integrated, peaceful and democratically governed Africa dirven by its citizens and playing a pivotal role in global political and economic diplomacy. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general The Swedish support as part of the Joint Financial Arrangement amounted to 32 MSEK and was directed to the AUC Political Affairs Department with 14 MSEK allocated to the pooled fund for Governance and Humanitarian Affairs Program, and 18 MSEK to the pooled fund for the Elections Programme.   Other donors contributing were Denmark, the Netherlands and the UK.  The Swedish payment for 2017 was never released (MSEK 9,5), due to delayed submissions and slow consumption rate, and after the expiry of the agreement AUC reimbursed 5,077,382 SEK of unused funds. The total grant agreement eventually amounted to 17,422,618 SEK. Altogether AUC/DPA reimbursed 2,018,858 USD to the respective donors. Reporting has reflected a slow implementation rate and delays already from the beginning, reflected in the first annual report. Quality of narrative reporting has been assessed as poor, too focused on activities and lacking analysis of reporting. Donors have also given feed-back on the lack of access to some of the documents referred to in the narrative reporting.  The reporting includes achievements in terms of countries engaging in ratification process of the African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance; the putting in place of reporting systems under the same charter; no of member states submitting reports to the African Charter on Decentralization, Local Governance and Local Development; establishment of the Pan African Institute for Human Rights in Arusha; Deployment of Human Rights Experts providing capacity the NHRIs at national level and providing reporting; Election observation missions including pre-election assessments, high-level political missions and short term election observation missions; and election support methodology development. In addition, training and capacity development is reporting, amongst others for AU election observation members and for national election management bodies and CSOs. The budget has been used for staff, meetings, sensitization, trainings, development of guidelines, policy briefs and consultative technical support.  Difficulties and challenges referred to in the reporting for 2017 (the last annual report) regard lack of political will by member states, limited human resource capacity and time constraints. No particular generic success factors are mentioned. On detailed level, progress on the establishment of a PanAfrican Human Rights Institute in Arusha is mentioned as well as progress with a draft AU policy on transitional justice. In the election area, individual missions and country-level contributions are presented as successful. In particular the long-term missions were found useful, since they could contribute to better briefings to the AU Peace and Security Council and inform decision-making.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51000157-5100015701 Sweden The African Union Commission's Department for Political Affairs, pooled funds for Election and Governance (2014 - 2017). Insatsen syftar till att stödja AUC:s Department for Political Affairs i dess arbete med valövervakning och valrelaterade frågor, samt för främjande av demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter på den afrikanska kontinenten. Det visionära mål som presenteras i avdelningens resultatramverk handlar om att uppnå: - Förbättrad styrning av val, och stärkt kapacitet för valövervakningsmissioner och -uppföljning; - Gemensamma positioner och politiska ramverk gällande "shared values" bland medlemsstater; - Social integration, och afrikanska governancearkitekturen integrerad hos medlemsländer; - Beskydd av mänskliga rättigheter, inklusive kvinnors rättigheter, samt åtnjutande av fred och minskade konflikter. I konkreta termer innebär detta att avdelningens arbete fokuseras bland annat på att genomföra valövervakningsmissioner och bidra med teknisk assistans till nationella valkommissioner, främja den afrikanska governancearkitekturen och den platform som skapats för att granska staters implementering av de afrikanska governanceprinciperna, samt verka för decentralisering och lokal styrning. Insatsens totala budget är 32 MSEK under perioden 2014-2017. Governance-programmet stöds med 3,5 MSEK årligen 2014-2017, medan Elections stöds med 6 MSEK 2015-2017. För år 2014 har Elections stötts genom ett separat avtal om 3,5 MSEK. I och med underskrift av insatsavtalet skriver Sida också under den Joint Programming and Financing Arrangement (JPA/JFA) som tagits fram gemensamt av DPA och givare. Denna JPA/JFA möjliggör för givare att bidra till gemensamma fonder för programmen. I och med detta avtal regleras också rapportering, revision, givarkoordinering, etc. Som grund för insatsen används AUC:s strategiska plan 2014-2017, Department for Political Affairs strategi för samma period, samt de dokument som tagits fram av avdelningen, t.ex. budget och resultatramverk, som annex till JPA/JFA. Sida använder sig således inte av något specifikt programdokument för denna beredning. Programstödet föreslås snarare mot bakgrund av identifieringen av AUC som en strategisk nyckelaktör på den regionala arenan, vikten av att stötta AUC i dess implementering av sina prioriteringar, samt behovet av att stötta AUC i dess roll som spjutspets för ansvarsutkrävande i relation till principerna om demokrati, god samhällsstyrning och mänskliga rättigheter. An integrated, peaceful and democratically governed Africa dirven by its citizens and playing a pivotal role in global political and economic diplomacy. 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Insatsen syftar till att stödja AUC:s Department for Political Affairs i dess arbete med valövervakning och valrelaterade frågor, samt för främjande av demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter på den afrikanska kontinenten. Det visionära mål som presenteras i avdelningens resultatramverk handlar om att uppnå: - Förbättrad styrning av val, och stärkt kapacitet för valövervakningsmissioner och -uppföljning; - Gemensamma positioner och politiska ramverk gällande "shared values" bland medlemsstater; - Social integration, och afrikanska governancearkitekturen integrerad hos medlemsländer; - Beskydd av mänskliga rättigheter, inklusive kvinnors rättigheter, samt åtnjutande av fred och minskade konflikter. I konkreta termer innebär detta att avdelningens arbete fokuseras bland annat på att genomföra valövervakningsmissioner och bidra med teknisk assistans till nationella valkommissioner, främja den afrikanska governancearkitekturen och den platform som skapats för att granska staters implementering av de afrikanska governanceprinciperna, samt verka för decentralisering och lokal styrning. Insatsens totala budget är 32 MSEK under perioden 2014-2017. Governance-programmet stöds med 3,5 MSEK årligen 2014-2017, medan Elections stöds med 6 MSEK 2015-2017. För år 2014 har Elections stötts genom ett separat avtal om 3,5 MSEK. I och med underskrift av insatsavtalet skriver Sida också under den Joint Programming and Financing Arrangement (JPA/JFA) som tagits fram gemensamt av DPA och givare. Denna JPA/JFA möjliggör för givare att bidra till gemensamma fonder för programmen. I och med detta avtal regleras också rapportering, revision, givarkoordinering, etc. Som grund för insatsen används AUC:s strategiska plan 2014-2017, Department for Political Affairs strategi för samma period, samt de dokument som tagits fram av avdelningen, t.ex. budget och resultatramverk, som annex till JPA/JFA. Sida använder sig således inte av något specifikt programdokument för denna beredning. Programstödet föreslås snarare mot bakgrund av identifieringen av AUC som en strategisk nyckelaktör på den regionala arenan, vikten av att stötta AUC i dess implementering av sina prioriteringar, samt behovet av att stötta AUC i dess roll som spjutspets för ansvarsutkrävande i relation till principerna om demokrati, god samhällsstyrning och mänskliga rättigheter. An integrated, peaceful and democratically governed Africa dirven by its citizens and playing a pivotal role in global political and economic diplomacy. 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Insatsen syftar till att stödja AUC:s Department for Political Affairs i dess arbete med valövervakning och valrelaterade frågor, samt för främjande av demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter på den afrikanska kontinenten. Det visionära mål som presenteras i avdelningens resultatramverk handlar om att uppnå: - Förbättrad styrning av val, och stärkt kapacitet för valövervakningsmissioner och -uppföljning; - Gemensamma positioner och politiska ramverk gällande "shared values" bland medlemsstater; - Social integration, och afrikanska governancearkitekturen integrerad hos medlemsländer; - Beskydd av mänskliga rättigheter, inklusive kvinnors rättigheter, samt åtnjutande av fred och minskade konflikter. I konkreta termer innebär detta att avdelningens arbete fokuseras bland annat på att genomföra valövervakningsmissioner och bidra med teknisk assistans till nationella valkommissioner, främja den afrikanska governancearkitekturen och den platform som skapats för att granska staters implementering av de afrikanska governanceprinciperna, samt verka för decentralisering och lokal styrning. Insatsens totala budget är 32 MSEK under perioden 2014-2017. Governance-programmet stöds med 3,5 MSEK årligen 2014-2017, medan Elections stöds med 6 MSEK 2015-2017. För år 2014 har Elections stötts genom ett separat avtal om 3,5 MSEK. I och med underskrift av insatsavtalet skriver Sida också under den Joint Programming and Financing Arrangement (JPA/JFA) som tagits fram gemensamt av DPA och givare. Denna JPA/JFA möjliggör för givare att bidra till gemensamma fonder för programmen. I och med detta avtal regleras också rapportering, revision, givarkoordinering, etc. Som grund för insatsen används AUC:s strategiska plan 2014-2017, Department for Political Affairs strategi för samma period, samt de dokument som tagits fram av avdelningen, t.ex. budget och resultatramverk, som annex till JPA/JFA. Sida använder sig således inte av något specifikt programdokument för denna beredning. Programstödet föreslås snarare mot bakgrund av identifieringen av AUC som en strategisk nyckelaktör på den regionala arenan, vikten av att stötta AUC i dess implementering av sina prioriteringar, samt behovet av att stötta AUC i dess roll som spjutspets för ansvarsutkrävande i relation till principerna om demokrati, god samhällsstyrning och mänskliga rättigheter. An integrated, peaceful and democratically governed Africa dirven by its citizens and playing a pivotal role in global political and economic diplomacy. Sweden African Union Commission Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency African Union Commission Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 3500000 0 0 0 0 3500000 0 -2158646 0 0 7000000 African Union Commission 3500000 African Union Commission -2158645.8999999999 African Union Commission Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51000157-5100015704 Sweden The African Union Commission's Department for Political Affairs, pooled funds for Election and Governance (2014 - 2017). Insatsen syftar till att stödja AUC:s Department for Political Affairs i dess arbete med valövervakning och valrelaterade frågor, samt för främjande av demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter på den afrikanska kontinenten. Det visionära mål som presenteras i avdelningens resultatramverk handlar om att uppnå: - Förbättrad styrning av val, och stärkt kapacitet för valövervakningsmissioner och -uppföljning; - Gemensamma positioner och politiska ramverk gällande "shared values" bland medlemsstater; - Social integration, och afrikanska governancearkitekturen integrerad hos medlemsländer; - Beskydd av mänskliga rättigheter, inklusive kvinnors rättigheter, samt åtnjutande av fred och minskade konflikter. I konkreta termer innebär detta att avdelningens arbete fokuseras bland annat på att genomföra valövervakningsmissioner och bidra med teknisk assistans till nationella valkommissioner, främja den afrikanska governancearkitekturen och den platform som skapats för att granska staters implementering av de afrikanska governanceprinciperna, samt verka för decentralisering och lokal styrning. Insatsens totala budget är 32 MSEK under perioden 2014-2017. Governance-programmet stöds med 3,5 MSEK årligen 2014-2017, medan Elections stöds med 6 MSEK 2015-2017. För år 2014 har Elections stötts genom ett separat avtal om 3,5 MSEK. I och med underskrift av insatsavtalet skriver Sida också under den Joint Programming and Financing Arrangement (JPA/JFA) som tagits fram gemensamt av DPA och givare. Denna JPA/JFA möjliggör för givare att bidra till gemensamma fonder för programmen. I och med detta avtal regleras också rapportering, revision, givarkoordinering, etc. Som grund för insatsen används AUC:s strategiska plan 2014-2017, Department for Political Affairs strategi för samma period, samt de dokument som tagits fram av avdelningen, t.ex. budget och resultatramverk, som annex till JPA/JFA. Sida använder sig således inte av något specifikt programdokument för denna beredning. Programstödet föreslås snarare mot bakgrund av identifieringen av AUC som en strategisk nyckelaktör på den regionala arenan, vikten av att stötta AUC i dess implementering av sina prioriteringar, samt behovet av att stötta AUC i dess roll som spjutspets för ansvarsutkrävande i relation till principerna om demokrati, god samhällsstyrning och mänskliga rättigheter. An integrated, peaceful and democratically governed Africa dirven by its citizens and playing a pivotal role in global political and economic diplomacy. Sweden African Union Commission Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency African Union Commission Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 -2918736 6000000 0 0 12000000 African Union Commission 6000000 African Union Commission -2918736.1400000001 African Union Commission Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51020016 Sweden FORUM-ASIA is a key regional human rights organization with extensive experience in both capacity development and advocacy. The aim is to support the FA in their regional work focusing on HR defenders and advocacy towards ASEAN with a core support of total 34 million kronor for the implementation of FORUM-Asia's strategic plan for the period 1 June 2011 - 31 December 2016. FORUM-ASIA är en central regional MR organisation med lång erfarenhet av både kapacitetsutveckling och påverkansarbete. Syftet är att stödja FA i deras regionala arbete med fokus på mr-försvarare och påverkansarbete gentemot ASEAN med org.stöd på totalt 34 000 000 kronor för genomförandet av FORUM-ASIAs strategiska plan under perioden 1 juni 2011 - 31 december 2016. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-51020016-5102001601 Sweden FORUM-ASIA is a key regional human rights organization with extensive experience in both capacity development and advocacy. The aim is to support the FA in their regional work focusing on HR defenders and advocacy towards ASEAN with a core support of total 34 million kronor for the implementation of FORUM-Asia's strategic plan for the period 1 June 2011 - 31 December 2016. FORUM-ASIA är en central regional MR organisation med lång erfarenhet av både kapacitetsutveckling och påverkansarbete. Syftet är att stödja FA i deras regionala arbete med fokus på mr-försvarare och påverkansarbete gentemot ASEAN med org.stöd på totalt 34 000 000 kronor för genomförandet av FORUM-ASIAs strategiska plan under perioden 1 juni 2011 - 31 december 2016. 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The aim is to support the FA in their regional work focusing on HR defenders and advocacy towards ASEAN with a core support of total 34 million kronor for the implementation of FORUM-Asia's strategic plan for the period 1 June 2011 - 31 December 2016. FORUM-ASIA är en central regional MR organisation med lång erfarenhet av både kapacitetsutveckling och påverkansarbete. Syftet är att stödja FA i deras regionala arbete med fokus på mr-försvarare och påverkansarbete gentemot ASEAN med org.stöd på totalt 34 000 000 kronor för genomförandet av FORUM-ASIAs strategiska plan under perioden 1 juni 2011 - 31 december 2016. Sweden FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 302034 0 302034 302034 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 302034 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development SE-0-SE-6-51020016-5102001603 Sweden FORUM-ASIA is a key regional human rights organization with extensive experience in both capacity development and advocacy. The aim is to support the FA in their regional work focusing on HR defenders and advocacy towards ASEAN with a core support of total 34 million kronor for the implementation of FORUM-Asia's strategic plan for the period 1 June 2011 - 31 December 2016. FORUM-ASIA är en central regional MR organisation med lång erfarenhet av både kapacitetsutveckling och påverkansarbete. Syftet är att stödja FA i deras regionala arbete med fokus på mr-försvarare och påverkansarbete gentemot ASEAN med org.stöd på totalt 34 000 000 kronor för genomförandet av FORUM-ASIAs strategiska plan under perioden 1 juni 2011 - 31 december 2016. Sweden FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3742000 6000000 4920000 0 0 3000000 742000 0 6000000 0 4920000 -261386 14662000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 3000000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 742000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 6000000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 4920000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development -261386.43 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51020016-5102001604 Sweden FORUM-ASIA is a key regional human rights organization with extensive experience in both capacity development and advocacy. The aim is to support the FA in their regional work focusing on HR defenders and advocacy towards ASEAN with a core support of total 34 million kronor for the implementation of FORUM-Asia's strategic plan for the period 1 June 2011 - 31 December 2016. FORUM-ASIA är en central regional MR organisation med lång erfarenhet av både kapacitetsutveckling och påverkansarbete. Syftet är att stödja FA i deras regionala arbete med fokus på mr-försvarare och påverkansarbete gentemot ASEAN med org.stöd på totalt 34 000 000 kronor för genomförandet av FORUM-ASIAs strategiska plan under perioden 1 juni 2011 - 31 december 2016. Sweden Cowater International Sweden AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cowater International Sweden AB 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 103688 396256 0 103688 383864 0 499944 Cowater International Sweden AB 103687.5 Cowater International Sweden AB 383863.95 Cowater International Sweden AB Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51030026 Sweden Poverty reduction and environmental management IUCN Relevance Assessment: The development intervention’s objectives and intended results are in line with the strategy objectives, or equivalent, and relevant policy adopted by the Swedish Government and Sida’s operational plan. Results analysis and effectiveness: The development intervention has objectives that enable monitoring and results reporting, the potential to achieve its objectives and a budget that is reasonable in relation to the objectives and expected results. Organisational capacity: internal control: The cooperation partner/partners has the potential to deliver outputs in an efficient manner and sufficient capacity to maintain an adequate level of internal control including capacity to manage for results. Sustainability and ownership: The development intervention has the potential to achieve sustainability in its objectives. Alignment and Harmonisation: Swedish funding is aligned to the partner/partners’s regular systems and any deviations have been motivated. A programme Based Approach and harmonised financing have been sought after. Sida's assessment of how the principles of alignment and harmonisation have been considered in the Swedish contribution has been documented. Relevansbedömning: Mål och resultat för utvecklingsinsatsen bidrar till att uppnå av regeringen beslutade strategimål eller motsvarande samt är förenliga med övriga av regeringen beslutade styrande dokument för biståndet och Sidas verksamhetsplan. Resultatanalys och måluppfyllelse: Utvecklingsinsatsen har mål som möjliggör uppföljning och rapportering av resultat, har förutsättningar att uppnå sina mål och en rimlig budget i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Organisationskapacitet: intern styrning och kontroll: Samarbetspart har förutsättningar att leverera prestationer (”output”) på ett effektivt sätt och en tillräcklig intern styrning och kontroll inklusive förutsättningar att styra insatsen mot överenskomna mål. Hållbarhet och ägarskap: Utvecklingsinsatsen har förutsättningar att uppnå långsiktig uthållighet i de effekter som utvecklingsinsatsen ska leda till. Anpassning och harmonisering: Finansieringen har anpassats till samarbetspartens/parternas system och eventuella avsteg har motiverats. En programansats och samordnad finansiering har eftersträvats. Sidas bedömning av hur principerna för anpassning och harmonisering har beaktats i den svenska insatsen har dokumenterats. The overall objective of the PAGE Programme is to contribute to the improvement of the living conditions of the populations in West Africa through strengthened policies and institutional environmental framework. To achieve this general objective, five specific objectives were devised as follows: SO1: To contribute to the implementation of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the Volta, Niger, Senegal and Mono Basins; SO2: To contribute to the mainstreaming of the environmental dimension in the management of the Volta, Niger, Senegal and Mono Basins;   SO3: To contribute to the sustainable management of the goods and services derived from the ecosystems in the Niger, Volta, Senegal and Mono Basins; SO4: To contribute to the mainstreaming of climate change in national and local planning in the Niger, Volta, Senegal and Mono Basins; SO5: To contribute to the restoration of degraded ecosystems in the Niger, Volta, Senegal and Mono Basins. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Western Africa, regional Water sector policy and administrative management Water Supply & Sanitation The final evaluation concludes that the PAGE program has been highly relevant (86%), very effective both in terms of implementation according to plan (77% 6 months ahead of final closure) and in reducing the severity of the problems addressed (86%), reasonably cost efficient and able to handle external risk, with most results achieved needing further follow-up to ensure sustainability, and an overall impact mostly at the level of environmental governance where PAGE has contributed to lay the foundations for reinforced governance of water resources, rather than significantly improving the conditions of the ecosystems in question. Finally, the evaluation report also notes a number of reasons why the type of partnerships offered by IUCN with subregional actors is appreciated by the latter (flexibility, visibility, 'branding' and institutional learning) while also noting that reporting from these partners is weak on youth and gender analysis. Conclusions of the Evaluation in relation to the Specific Objectives (SOs) and examples of results achieved: SO1: To contribute to the implementation of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the Volta, Niger, Senegal and Mono Basins: The level of achievement of SO1 outcomes is 74% (as per the methodology of the final evaluation). Of the four sub-results linked to SO1, one is not achieved due to an overly optimistic assessment of the issues related to the legal and institutional reform efforts prior to the establishment of water agencies. Examples of results achieved under this objective include a large number of representatives from civil society and local government (160) have been trained in understanding the ECOWAS water policy framework, several statutory consultation mechanisms have been operationalized, the Niger river basin agency's data processing centre (observatory) has become functional (and the one for the Volta river basin agency considerably improved) and several legal instruments in the area of water management have been developed or improved. SO2: To contribute to the mainstreaming of the environmental dimension in the management of the Volta, Niger, Senegal and Mono Basins; The average level of achievement of SO2 outcomes is 65%. It is largely affected by the delayed availability of the decision support tool to be developed by IUCN to help estimate environmental costs, benefits and risks by Niger Basin Authority and the Volta Basin Authority in their respective basins. Examples of results achieved under this objective include a decision support tool for the water agencies / river basin organisations - however delayed and therefore the impact of this tool during the program period was limited- but also awareness raising campaigns on the importance of the preservation of the environment targeted to parliamentarians as well as the general public via radio programs. SO3: To contribute to the sustainable management of the goods and services derived from the ecosystems in the Niger, Volta, Senegal and Mono Basins; The level of achievement of SO3 outcomes is 91% compared to the end-June 2018 target. It shows a very good performance of knowledge acquisition and awareness-raising activities, albeit with a limited number of people at policy/decision making level. In view of the high rate of staff mobility in general in the water agency and other key institutions, the number of people trained - while not insignificant - could jeopardise the long-term sustainability of results under this objective. Examples of results achieved under this objective include a number of publications (14) on the economic value of specific ecosystems and training of institutional actors (39) in methods to arrive at such estimates, as well as training and support to local communities in sustainable management of natural resources and to small local, rural enterprises applying such technologies. SO4: To contribute to the mainstreaming of climate change in national and local planning in the Niger, Volta, Senegal and Mono Basins; With an implementation level of 56% (in June 2018), the achievements under OS4 is at an average level compared to the target (which might have been to ambitious), mainly because of the limited number of local development plans (LDP) revised to integrate the environment and climate change dimensions, which in turn is due to the lengthy revision process given its participatory and didactic nature vis-à-vis the communities involved. The proposed methodology likely have to be simplified. Examples of results achieved under this objective include 11 local development plans (out of a planned 14) by the end of PAGE (Dec 2018) and one new country adopting a methodological tool for integrating climate and environment into the LDPs. SO5: To contribute to the restoration of degraded ecosystems in the Niger, Volta, Senegal and Mono Basins; The level of achievement of SO5 results is 100%, i.e. full realization, both in terms of the number of good practices acquired by communities (7), and in terms of management plans (11) developed and implemented for the management of gallery forests and source heads. Examples of results achieved under this objective include 8 pilot sites selected in a participatory manner in which PAGE has supported the restoration of ecosystems in partnership with NGOs and research institutions and based on the ownership and leadership of the communities themselves which also included the formulation of local agreements on the continued protection and management of the restored ecosystems. Taken together, the results under the various SOs are assessed to contribute to an overall improved governance of natural and in particular water resources in that it reinforces and en empowers the various actors concerned in their different roles and mandates where the intergovernmental organisations (ECOWAS, WAEMU, CILSS) develop and monitor policy, the river basin organisations operationalize and ensure implementation of the policy frameworks, individual member states implements in close cooperation with local governments, civil society and local communities ensures local needs and perspectives are taken into account, research organisations support in knowledge production, media in dissemination and awareness raising and international partners in financing. Establishing these partnerships and activating these dynamics should also be seen as an important outcome under the PAGE program. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51030026-5103002601 Sweden Poverty reduction and environmental management IUCN Relevance Assessment: The development intervention’s objectives and intended results are in line with the strategy objectives, or equivalent, and relevant policy adopted by the Swedish Government and Sida’s operational plan. Results analysis and effectiveness: The development intervention has objectives that enable monitoring and results reporting, the potential to achieve its objectives and a budget that is reasonable in relation to the objectives and expected results. Organisational capacity: internal control: The cooperation partner/partners has the potential to deliver outputs in an efficient manner and sufficient capacity to maintain an adequate level of internal control including capacity to manage for results. Sustainability and ownership: The development intervention has the potential to achieve sustainability in its objectives. Alignment and Harmonisation: Swedish funding is aligned to the partner/partners’s regular systems and any deviations have been motivated. A programme Based Approach and harmonised financing have been sought after. Sida's assessment of how the principles of alignment and harmonisation have been considered in the Swedish contribution has been documented. Relevansbedömning: Mål och resultat för utvecklingsinsatsen bidrar till att uppnå av regeringen beslutade strategimål eller motsvarande samt är förenliga med övriga av regeringen beslutade styrande dokument för biståndet och Sidas verksamhetsplan. Resultatanalys och måluppfyllelse: Utvecklingsinsatsen har mål som möjliggör uppföljning och rapportering av resultat, har förutsättningar att uppnå sina mål och en rimlig budget i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Organisationskapacitet: intern styrning och kontroll: Samarbetspart har förutsättningar att leverera prestationer (”output”) på ett effektivt sätt och en tillräcklig intern styrning och kontroll inklusive förutsättningar att styra insatsen mot överenskomna mål. Hållbarhet och ägarskap: Utvecklingsinsatsen har förutsättningar att uppnå långsiktig uthållighet i de effekter som utvecklingsinsatsen ska leda till. Anpassning och harmonisering: Finansieringen har anpassats till samarbetspartens/parternas system och eventuella avsteg har motiverats. En programansats och samordnad finansiering har eftersträvats. Sidas bedömning av hur principerna för anpassning och harmonisering har beaktats i den svenska insatsen har dokumenterats. The overall objective of the PAGE Programme is to contribute to the improvement of the living conditions of the populations in West Africa through strengthened policies and institutional environmental framework. To achieve this general objective, five specific objectives were devised as follows: SO1: To contribute to the implementation of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the Volta, Niger, Senegal and Mono Basins; SO2: To contribute to the mainstreaming of the environmental dimension in the management of the Volta, Niger, Senegal and Mono Basins;   SO3: To contribute to the sustainable management of the goods and services derived from the ecosystems in the Niger, Volta, Senegal and Mono Basins; SO4: To contribute to the mainstreaming of climate change in national and local planning in the Niger, Volta, Senegal and Mono Basins; SO5: To contribute to the restoration of degraded ecosystems in the Niger, Volta, Senegal and Mono Basins. Sweden IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 11000000 0 5000000 5000000 0 0 11000000 5000000 0 8000000 5000000 0 8000000 -8000000 15000000 -8000000 -15000000 21000000 International NGO 11000000 International NGO 5000000 International NGO 5000000 International NGO SE-0-SE-6-51030026-5103002602 Sweden Poverty reduction and environmental management IUCN Relevance Assessment: The development intervention’s objectives and intended results are in line with the strategy objectives, or equivalent, and relevant policy adopted by the Swedish Government and Sida’s operational plan. Results analysis and effectiveness: The development intervention has objectives that enable monitoring and results reporting, the potential to achieve its objectives and a budget that is reasonable in relation to the objectives and expected results. Organisational capacity: internal control: The cooperation partner/partners has the potential to deliver outputs in an efficient manner and sufficient capacity to maintain an adequate level of internal control including capacity to manage for results. Sustainability and ownership: The development intervention has the potential to achieve sustainability in its objectives. Alignment and Harmonisation: Swedish funding is aligned to the partner/partners’s regular systems and any deviations have been motivated. A programme Based Approach and harmonised financing have been sought after. Sida's assessment of how the principles of alignment and harmonisation have been considered in the Swedish contribution has been documented. Relevansbedömning: Mål och resultat för utvecklingsinsatsen bidrar till att uppnå av regeringen beslutade strategimål eller motsvarande samt är förenliga med övriga av regeringen beslutade styrande dokument för biståndet och Sidas verksamhetsplan. Resultatanalys och måluppfyllelse: Utvecklingsinsatsen har mål som möjliggör uppföljning och rapportering av resultat, har förutsättningar att uppnå sina mål och en rimlig budget i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Organisationskapacitet: intern styrning och kontroll: Samarbetspart har förutsättningar att leverera prestationer (”output”) på ett effektivt sätt och en tillräcklig intern styrning och kontroll inklusive förutsättningar att styra insatsen mot överenskomna mål. Hållbarhet och ägarskap: Utvecklingsinsatsen har förutsättningar att uppnå långsiktig uthållighet i de effekter som utvecklingsinsatsen ska leda till. Anpassning och harmonisering: Finansieringen har anpassats till samarbetspartens/parternas system och eventuella avsteg har motiverats. En programansats och samordnad finansiering har eftersträvats. Sidas bedömning av hur principerna för anpassning och harmonisering har beaktats i den svenska insatsen har dokumenterats. The overall objective of the PAGE Programme is to contribute to the improvement of the living conditions of the populations in West Africa through strengthened policies and institutional environmental framework. To achieve this general objective, five specific objectives were devised as follows: SO1: To contribute to the implementation of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the Volta, Niger, Senegal and Mono Basins; SO2: To contribute to the mainstreaming of the environmental dimension in the management of the Volta, Niger, Senegal and Mono Basins;   SO3: To contribute to the sustainable management of the goods and services derived from the ecosystems in the Niger, Volta, Senegal and Mono Basins; SO4: To contribute to the mainstreaming of climate change in national and local planning in the Niger, Volta, Senegal and Mono Basins; SO5: To contribute to the restoration of degraded ecosystems in the Niger, Volta, Senegal and Mono Basins. Sweden IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 617397 0 0 617397 617397 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 617397 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-51030026-5103002603 Sweden Poverty reduction and environmental management IUCN Relevance Assessment: The development intervention’s objectives and intended results are in line with the strategy objectives, or equivalent, and relevant policy adopted by the Swedish Government and Sida’s operational plan. Results analysis and effectiveness: The development intervention has objectives that enable monitoring and results reporting, the potential to achieve its objectives and a budget that is reasonable in relation to the objectives and expected results. Organisational capacity: internal control: The cooperation partner/partners has the potential to deliver outputs in an efficient manner and sufficient capacity to maintain an adequate level of internal control including capacity to manage for results. Sustainability and ownership: The development intervention has the potential to achieve sustainability in its objectives. Alignment and Harmonisation: Swedish funding is aligned to the partner/partners’s regular systems and any deviations have been motivated. A programme Based Approach and harmonised financing have been sought after. Sida's assessment of how the principles of alignment and harmonisation have been considered in the Swedish contribution has been documented. Relevansbedömning: Mål och resultat för utvecklingsinsatsen bidrar till att uppnå av regeringen beslutade strategimål eller motsvarande samt är förenliga med övriga av regeringen beslutade styrande dokument för biståndet och Sidas verksamhetsplan. Resultatanalys och måluppfyllelse: Utvecklingsinsatsen har mål som möjliggör uppföljning och rapportering av resultat, har förutsättningar att uppnå sina mål och en rimlig budget i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Organisationskapacitet: intern styrning och kontroll: Samarbetspart har förutsättningar att leverera prestationer (”output”) på ett effektivt sätt och en tillräcklig intern styrning och kontroll inklusive förutsättningar att styra insatsen mot överenskomna mål. Hållbarhet och ägarskap: Utvecklingsinsatsen har förutsättningar att uppnå långsiktig uthållighet i de effekter som utvecklingsinsatsen ska leda till. Anpassning och harmonisering: Finansieringen har anpassats till samarbetspartens/parternas system och eventuella avsteg har motiverats. En programansats och samordnad finansiering har eftersträvats. Sidas bedömning av hur principerna för anpassning och harmonisering har beaktats i den svenska insatsen har dokumenterats. The overall objective of the PAGE Programme is to contribute to the improvement of the living conditions of the populations in West Africa through strengthened policies and institutional environmental framework. To achieve this general objective, five specific objectives were devised as follows: SO1: To contribute to the implementation of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the Volta, Niger, Senegal and Mono Basins; SO2: To contribute to the mainstreaming of the environmental dimension in the management of the Volta, Niger, Senegal and Mono Basins;   SO3: To contribute to the sustainable management of the goods and services derived from the ecosystems in the Niger, Volta, Senegal and Mono Basins; SO4: To contribute to the mainstreaming of climate change in national and local planning in the Niger, Volta, Senegal and Mono Basins; SO5: To contribute to the restoration of degraded ecosystems in the Niger, Volta, Senegal and Mono Basins. Sweden IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 68704 68704 68704 International NGO 68703.5 International NGO 0 International NGO SE-0-SE-6-51030026-5103002606 Sweden Poverty reduction and environmental management IUCN Relevance Assessment: The development intervention’s objectives and intended results are in line with the strategy objectives, or equivalent, and relevant policy adopted by the Swedish Government and Sida’s operational plan. Results analysis and effectiveness: The development intervention has objectives that enable monitoring and results reporting, the potential to achieve its objectives and a budget that is reasonable in relation to the objectives and expected results. Organisational capacity: internal control: The cooperation partner/partners has the potential to deliver outputs in an efficient manner and sufficient capacity to maintain an adequate level of internal control including capacity to manage for results. Sustainability and ownership: The development intervention has the potential to achieve sustainability in its objectives. Alignment and Harmonisation: Swedish funding is aligned to the partner/partners’s regular systems and any deviations have been motivated. A programme Based Approach and harmonised financing have been sought after. Sida's assessment of how the principles of alignment and harmonisation have been considered in the Swedish contribution has been documented. Relevansbedömning: Mål och resultat för utvecklingsinsatsen bidrar till att uppnå av regeringen beslutade strategimål eller motsvarande samt är förenliga med övriga av regeringen beslutade styrande dokument för biståndet och Sidas verksamhetsplan. Resultatanalys och måluppfyllelse: Utvecklingsinsatsen har mål som möjliggör uppföljning och rapportering av resultat, har förutsättningar att uppnå sina mål och en rimlig budget i förhållande till mål och förväntade resultat. Organisationskapacitet: intern styrning och kontroll: Samarbetspart har förutsättningar att leverera prestationer (”output”) på ett effektivt sätt och en tillräcklig intern styrning och kontroll inklusive förutsättningar att styra insatsen mot överenskomna mål. Hållbarhet och ägarskap: Utvecklingsinsatsen har förutsättningar att uppnå långsiktig uthållighet i de effekter som utvecklingsinsatsen ska leda till. Anpassning och harmonisering: Finansieringen har anpassats till samarbetspartens/parternas system och eventuella avsteg har motiverats. En programansats och samordnad finansiering har eftersträvats. Sidas bedömning av hur principerna för anpassning och harmonisering har beaktats i den svenska insatsen har dokumenterats. The overall objective of the PAGE Programme is to contribute to the improvement of the living conditions of the populations in West Africa through strengthened policies and institutional environmental framework. To achieve this general objective, five specific objectives were devised as follows: SO1: To contribute to the implementation of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in the Volta, Niger, Senegal and Mono Basins; SO2: To contribute to the mainstreaming of the environmental dimension in the management of the Volta, Niger, Senegal and Mono Basins;   SO3: To contribute to the sustainable management of the goods and services derived from the ecosystems in the Niger, Volta, Senegal and Mono Basins; SO4: To contribute to the mainstreaming of climate change in national and local planning in the Niger, Volta, Senegal and Mono Basins; SO5: To contribute to the restoration of degraded ecosystems in the Niger, Volta, Senegal and Mono Basins. Sweden IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 8000000 11000000 0 10000000 0 8000000 0 11000000 0 -128436 29000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 10000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 8000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 11000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources -128436.32 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards sustainable management and use of common ecosystem services and ecosystem and natural resources and conservation of biodiversity Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för hållbar förvaltning och nyttjande av ekosystem, gemensamma ekosystemtjänster och naturresurser samt bevarande av biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51050099 Sweden Consumer Unity and Trust Society (CUTS) International and its local partners have been implementing the project “Promoting Agriculture Climate change and Trade in EAC Region (PACT EAC)” with support from Sida since November 2011 and has now applied for a continuation of the Project from 2015-2019, with an addition of putting the nexus of climate Change, trade and food security in relation to agroindustry and agro value addition. The project originally emerged out of the need in EAC region to find solutions to the challenges of climate change that has manifested in the frequent droughts and posing food insecurity challenges. In addition, the EAC region has limited capacity related to multilateral trade negotiations and limited ability to involve grassroot stakeholders, and thereby limited knowledge about the interests and needs of key poor stakeholders. At the end of the first incarnation of the project, stakeholder consultations made it clear that a there was a high demand for a continuation with a focus on agricultural value addition. Furthermore, the external evaluation which was conducted during 2014 recommended a continuation of the project in order to capture and enhance the positive progress during the first project period. The aim of PACT EAC2 is to continue to build capacity of EAC Region to better understand and effectively use climate change, trade and food security linkages to agro industry, as well as improve the capacities of the EAC countries in WTO and UNFCCC discussions and negotiations. The overall objective is to promote climate-friendly and trade-driven agro-value-addition in the EAC to reduce poverty and improve food security through holistic national, regional and multilateral policies and agreements dealing with trade, climate change and agriculture. The project also aims to increase EAC’s ability to influence multilateral trade and climate negotiations as well as to enhance the linkages between policymakers and grassroot stakeholders in the EAC region. Consumer Unity and Trust Society (CUTS) International och dess lokala partner har genomfört projektet “Promoting Agriculture Climate change and Trade in EAC Region (PACT EAC)” med stöd från Sida sedan november 2011 och har nu lämnat in en ansökan om en förlängning av projektet från 2015-2019, med fokus på policys inom jordbruksindustri och jordbruksförädling och att i förhållande till detta belysa kopplingar mellan klimatförändringar, handel och en tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning. Projektet uppstod ur ett behov som EAC-regionen har att finna lösningar på de utmaningar som klimatförändringar ställer regionen inför, t.ex. en livsmedelsförsörjning som påverkats av återkommande torka. Dessutom har EAC-regionen begränsad kapacitet att delta i multilaterala handelsförhandlingar och begränsad förmåga att i dessa engagera regionens gräsrötter, och därmed begränsad kunskap om fattigas intressen och behov. I slutet av det första projektet genomfördes en konsultation med projektets intressenter och då framkom att det fanns en stor efterfrågan på ett fortsättningsprojekt, och då med fokus på jordbruksförädling. Den externa utvärderingen som genomfördes 2014 rekommenderade att projektet förlängs med en ytterligare projektperiod för att fånga upp och förstärka de positiva resultat som uppnåtts under den första projektperioden. Syftet med PACT EAC2 är att fortsätta att bygga upp kapaciteten hos EAC regionen för att bättre förstå och använda kopplingar mellan klimatförändringar, handel och livsmedelsförsörjning i relation till jordbruksförädling, samt förbättra kapaciteten hos EAC-länderna i WTO och UNFCCC-förhandlingar. Det övergripande målet är att främja klimatvänlig och handelsdriven jordbruksförädling i EAC regionen för att minska fattigdom och förbättra livsmedelsförsörjningen genom holistiska nationella, regionala och multilaterala strategier och i avtal på handels-, klimat- och jordbruksområdet. Projektet syftar också till att öka EAC:s förmåga att påverka multilaterala handels- och klimatförhandlingar samt att förbättra kopplingen mellan politiska beslutsfattare och gräsrötter i EAC-regionen. The intervention intended to contribute to agro-industrial policy development in the EAC countries to be conscious of challenges related to climate change, food security, and trade. The purpose was to build capacities of East African stakeholders for climate-aware, trade-driven and food security-enhancing agro-processing in the region. The project "Promoting Agriculture, Climate and Trade linkages in the East African Community - Phase 2" (PACT EAC2) had three specific objectives. 1. Increase knowledge and capacity of national and regional stakeholders on agro-value addition to contribute to formulation and implementation of holistic policies re climate change, food security and trade 2. Increase knowledge and capacity to negotiate in the WTO and UNFCCC on issues related to agro-value addition 3. Improve coordination between and across stakeholders at national, regional and multilateral levels for holistic approaches and regular information sharing. CUTS International Geneva was implementing the project together with local partners such as CUTS International Nairobi (national activities in Kenya, coordinate regional activities in EAC and facilitate for other national partners), EAC secretariat as regional partner and national country partners include Burundi: Action, Développement et Intégration Régionale (ADIR), Rwanda: ACORD Rwanda, Tanzania: Economic and Social Research Foundation (ESRF), Uganda: Southern and Eastern African Trade, Information and Negotiations Institute (SEATINI).  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Eastern Africa, regional Trade policy and administrative management Regional trade agreements (RTAs) Trade Policies & Regulations The purpose was to build capacities of East African stakeholders to promote climate-aware, trade-driven and food security-enhancing agro-processing policies in the region. The project brought together, informed, trained and moved to advocacy action hundreds of stakeholders from the government, businesses, civil society, media, academia and farming communities in five EAC countries Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi.  The project contributed to increased knowledge and capacity of national and regional stakeholders on agro-value addition to contribute to formulation and implementation of holistic policies re climate change, food security and trade. By the end of the project 98% of 1274 responding stakeholders had better understanding how agro-processing can be more trade-driven, climate friendly and food security enhancing in the EAC region. A general better understanding on the linkages for 297 policy-makers, 130 agro-producers, and 154 agro-businesses and over 623 000 East African readers have been reached through the media. The project has involved at least 192 policy makers in various advocacy campaigns, whose influence can now be tracked in 10 policy efforts by East African governments to enhance policy synergies across climate change, trade, food security and agro-industry. At the national level, in Burundi, the project, through ADIR, supported drafting "Burundi's National Industrialization Policy" and a plan for finalising the policy was adopted in 2018. In Rwanda CUTS supported the creation of the "National Agro-Processing Forum" to convey agro-processors’ perspectives into Rwanda's industrial policy implementation machinery. In Kenya, CUTS Nairobi contributed to finalising the "Buy Kenya, Build Kenya Strategy", which now integrates elements of trade, climate and food security. In Tanzania the review by "Tanzania’s Sustainable Industrial Development Policy", the local partner ESRF has been advocating for starting the review process. In Uganda, the local partner SEATINI supported the development of the "National Industrial Development Policy" and "Ugandan Climate Change Bill".  At the regional level CUTS has been involved to develop trade-related position papers: (i) compliance with standards and certification; (ii) tackling Non-Tariff Barriers; (iii) Trade facilitation; (iv) Buy East Africa, Build East Africa; (v) Institutional Frameworks; (vi) Harnessing Digitalisation. Similarly, recommended climate-related provisions related to: (i) Making it a priority cross-cutting area; (ii) Upscaling Green Investments; (iii) Mobilising Climate Finance; (iv) Role of private sector organisations; and (v) Private sector awareness and involvement. Moreover, CUTS has been involved in the development of the "EAC Regional Private Sector Strategy".  At the global level, the project also supported increased knowledge and capacity to negotiate in the WTO and UNFCCC on issues related to agro-value addition. Among the policy makers and UNFCCC negotiators trained, 95% reported having better capacities to coherently take into account climate, trade and food security concerns into agro-processing-related policy work. Regarding climate and trade negotiators a large majority (88%) reported being better able to identify and represent their country’s interests as negotiators. The project championed at least three East African submissions to UNFCCC on the Koronivia Joint Work on Agriculture, and identified at least three WTO submissions by EAC countries addressing relevant aspects of sustainable agro-processing development.  Finally the project contributed to improved coordination between and across stakeholders at national, regional and multilateral levels for holistic approaches and regular information sharing.   An important part of the project has been to ensure coordinated policies at national, regional and global levels. A major result is that stakeholders interact more regularly with PACT EAC2 completion in September 2019, the project had become a major forum for convergence where cross-issue experience-sharing had fostered pluri-disciplinary thinking across agro-processing, climate change, trade and food security. Indeed, 828 stakeholders (74%) reported having recently maintained more regular interactions with professionals from other issue areas. On average, 95% of them thought project meetings were good opportunities in this regard.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51050099-5105009901 Sweden Consumer Unity and Trust Society (CUTS) International and its local partners have been implementing the project “Promoting Agriculture Climate change and Trade in EAC Region (PACT EAC)” with support from Sida since November 2011 and has now applied for a continuation of the Project from 2015-2019, with an addition of putting the nexus of climate Change, trade and food security in relation to agroindustry and agro value addition. The project originally emerged out of the need in EAC region to find solutions to the challenges of climate change that has manifested in the frequent droughts and posing food insecurity challenges. In addition, the EAC region has limited capacity related to multilateral trade negotiations and limited ability to involve grassroot stakeholders, and thereby limited knowledge about the interests and needs of key poor stakeholders. At the end of the first incarnation of the project, stakeholder consultations made it clear that a there was a high demand for a continuation with a focus on agricultural value addition. Furthermore, the external evaluation which was conducted during 2014 recommended a continuation of the project in order to capture and enhance the positive progress during the first project period. The aim of PACT EAC2 is to continue to build capacity of EAC Region to better understand and effectively use climate change, trade and food security linkages to agro industry, as well as improve the capacities of the EAC countries in WTO and UNFCCC discussions and negotiations. The overall objective is to promote climate-friendly and trade-driven agro-value-addition in the EAC to reduce poverty and improve food security through holistic national, regional and multilateral policies and agreements dealing with trade, climate change and agriculture. The project also aims to increase EAC’s ability to influence multilateral trade and climate negotiations as well as to enhance the linkages between policymakers and grassroot stakeholders in the EAC region. Consumer Unity and Trust Society (CUTS) International och dess lokala partner har genomfört projektet “Promoting Agriculture Climate change and Trade in EAC Region (PACT EAC)” med stöd från Sida sedan november 2011 och har nu lämnat in en ansökan om en förlängning av projektet från 2015-2019, med fokus på policys inom jordbruksindustri och jordbruksförädling och att i förhållande till detta belysa kopplingar mellan klimatförändringar, handel och en tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning. Projektet uppstod ur ett behov som EAC-regionen har att finna lösningar på de utmaningar som klimatförändringar ställer regionen inför, t.ex. en livsmedelsförsörjning som påverkats av återkommande torka. Dessutom har EAC-regionen begränsad kapacitet att delta i multilaterala handelsförhandlingar och begränsad förmåga att i dessa engagera regionens gräsrötter, och därmed begränsad kunskap om fattigas intressen och behov. I slutet av det första projektet genomfördes en konsultation med projektets intressenter och då framkom att det fanns en stor efterfrågan på ett fortsättningsprojekt, och då med fokus på jordbruksförädling. Den externa utvärderingen som genomfördes 2014 rekommenderade att projektet förlängs med en ytterligare projektperiod för att fånga upp och förstärka de positiva resultat som uppnåtts under den första projektperioden. Syftet med PACT EAC2 är att fortsätta att bygga upp kapaciteten hos EAC regionen för att bättre förstå och använda kopplingar mellan klimatförändringar, handel och livsmedelsförsörjning i relation till jordbruksförädling, samt förbättra kapaciteten hos EAC-länderna i WTO och UNFCCC-förhandlingar. Det övergripande målet är att främja klimatvänlig och handelsdriven jordbruksförädling i EAC regionen för att minska fattigdom och förbättra livsmedelsförsörjningen genom holistiska nationella, regionala och multilaterala strategier och i avtal på handels-, klimat- och jordbruksområdet. Projektet syftar också till att öka EAC:s förmåga att påverka multilaterala handels- och klimatförhandlingar samt att förbättra kopplingen mellan politiska beslutsfattare och gräsrötter i EAC-regionen. The intervention intended to contribute to agro-industrial policy development in the EAC countries to be conscious of challenges related to climate change, food security, and trade. The purpose was to build capacities of East African stakeholders for climate-aware, trade-driven and food security-enhancing agro-processing in the region. The project "Promoting Agriculture, Climate and Trade linkages in the East African Community - Phase 2" (PACT EAC2) had three specific objectives. 1. Increase knowledge and capacity of national and regional stakeholders on agro-value addition to contribute to formulation and implementation of holistic policies re climate change, food security and trade 2. Increase knowledge and capacity to negotiate in the WTO and UNFCCC on issues related to agro-value addition 3. Improve coordination between and across stakeholders at national, regional and multilateral levels for holistic approaches and regular information sharing. CUTS International Geneva was implementing the project together with local partners such as CUTS International Nairobi (national activities in Kenya, coordinate regional activities in EAC and facilitate for other national partners), EAC secretariat as regional partner and national country partners include Burundi: Action, Développement et Intégration Régionale (ADIR), Rwanda: ACORD Rwanda, Tanzania: Economic and Social Research Foundation (ESRF), Uganda: Southern and Eastern African Trade, Information and Negotiations Institute (SEATINI).  Sweden CUTS/Consumer Unity and Trust Society International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CUTS/Consumer Unity and Trust Society International Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 4200000 4100000 0 0 0 4200000 4100000 8000000 8000000 0 -8000000 0 8200000 0 3700000 -8000000 -8200000 -3700000 8300000 CUTS/Consumer Unity and Trust Society International 4100000 CUTS/Consumer Unity and Trust Society International 100000 CUTS/Consumer Unity and Trust Society International 4100000 CUTS/Consumer Unity and Trust Society International SE-0-SE-6-51050099-5105009902 Sweden Consumer Unity and Trust Society (CUTS) International and its local partners have been implementing the project “Promoting Agriculture Climate change and Trade in EAC Region (PACT EAC)” with support from Sida since November 2011 and has now applied for a continuation of the Project from 2015-2019, with an addition of putting the nexus of climate Change, trade and food security in relation to agroindustry and agro value addition. The project originally emerged out of the need in EAC region to find solutions to the challenges of climate change that has manifested in the frequent droughts and posing food insecurity challenges. In addition, the EAC region has limited capacity related to multilateral trade negotiations and limited ability to involve grassroot stakeholders, and thereby limited knowledge about the interests and needs of key poor stakeholders. At the end of the first incarnation of the project, stakeholder consultations made it clear that a there was a high demand for a continuation with a focus on agricultural value addition. Furthermore, the external evaluation which was conducted during 2014 recommended a continuation of the project in order to capture and enhance the positive progress during the first project period. The aim of PACT EAC2 is to continue to build capacity of EAC Region to better understand and effectively use climate change, trade and food security linkages to agro industry, as well as improve the capacities of the EAC countries in WTO and UNFCCC discussions and negotiations. The overall objective is to promote climate-friendly and trade-driven agro-value-addition in the EAC to reduce poverty and improve food security through holistic national, regional and multilateral policies and agreements dealing with trade, climate change and agriculture. The project also aims to increase EAC’s ability to influence multilateral trade and climate negotiations as well as to enhance the linkages between policymakers and grassroot stakeholders in the EAC region. Consumer Unity and Trust Society (CUTS) International och dess lokala partner har genomfört projektet “Promoting Agriculture Climate change and Trade in EAC Region (PACT EAC)” med stöd från Sida sedan november 2011 och har nu lämnat in en ansökan om en förlängning av projektet från 2015-2019, med fokus på policys inom jordbruksindustri och jordbruksförädling och att i förhållande till detta belysa kopplingar mellan klimatförändringar, handel och en tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning. Projektet uppstod ur ett behov som EAC-regionen har att finna lösningar på de utmaningar som klimatförändringar ställer regionen inför, t.ex. en livsmedelsförsörjning som påverkats av återkommande torka. Dessutom har EAC-regionen begränsad kapacitet att delta i multilaterala handelsförhandlingar och begränsad förmåga att i dessa engagera regionens gräsrötter, och därmed begränsad kunskap om fattigas intressen och behov. I slutet av det första projektet genomfördes en konsultation med projektets intressenter och då framkom att det fanns en stor efterfrågan på ett fortsättningsprojekt, och då med fokus på jordbruksförädling. Den externa utvärderingen som genomfördes 2014 rekommenderade att projektet förlängs med en ytterligare projektperiod för att fånga upp och förstärka de positiva resultat som uppnåtts under den första projektperioden. Syftet med PACT EAC2 är att fortsätta att bygga upp kapaciteten hos EAC regionen för att bättre förstå och använda kopplingar mellan klimatförändringar, handel och livsmedelsförsörjning i relation till jordbruksförädling, samt förbättra kapaciteten hos EAC-länderna i WTO och UNFCCC-förhandlingar. Det övergripande målet är att främja klimatvänlig och handelsdriven jordbruksförädling i EAC regionen för att minska fattigdom och förbättra livsmedelsförsörjningen genom holistiska nationella, regionala och multilaterala strategier och i avtal på handels-, klimat- och jordbruksområdet. Projektet syftar också till att öka EAC:s förmåga att påverka multilaterala handels- och klimatförhandlingar samt att förbättra kopplingen mellan politiska beslutsfattare och gräsrötter i EAC-regionen. The intervention intended to contribute to agro-industrial policy development in the EAC countries to be conscious of challenges related to climate change, food security, and trade. The purpose was to build capacities of East African stakeholders for climate-aware, trade-driven and food security-enhancing agro-processing in the region. The project "Promoting Agriculture, Climate and Trade linkages in the East African Community - Phase 2" (PACT EAC2) had three specific objectives. 1. Increase knowledge and capacity of national and regional stakeholders on agro-value addition to contribute to formulation and implementation of holistic policies re climate change, food security and trade 2. Increase knowledge and capacity to negotiate in the WTO and UNFCCC on issues related to agro-value addition 3. Improve coordination between and across stakeholders at national, regional and multilateral levels for holistic approaches and regular information sharing. CUTS International Geneva was implementing the project together with local partners such as CUTS International Nairobi (national activities in Kenya, coordinate regional activities in EAC and facilitate for other national partners), EAC secretariat as regional partner and national country partners include Burundi: Action, Développement et Intégration Régionale (ADIR), Rwanda: ACORD Rwanda, Tanzania: Economic and Social Research Foundation (ESRF), Uganda: Southern and Eastern African Trade, Information and Negotiations Institute (SEATINI).  Sweden CUTS/Consumer Unity and Trust Society International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CUTS/Consumer Unity and Trust Society International Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 100000 100000 100000 CUTS/Consumer Unity and Trust Society International SE-0-SE-6-51050099-5105009903 Sweden Consumer Unity and Trust Society (CUTS) International and its local partners have been implementing the project “Promoting Agriculture Climate change and Trade in EAC Region (PACT EAC)” with support from Sida since November 2011 and has now applied for a continuation of the Project from 2015-2019, with an addition of putting the nexus of climate Change, trade and food security in relation to agroindustry and agro value addition. The project originally emerged out of the need in EAC region to find solutions to the challenges of climate change that has manifested in the frequent droughts and posing food insecurity challenges. In addition, the EAC region has limited capacity related to multilateral trade negotiations and limited ability to involve grassroot stakeholders, and thereby limited knowledge about the interests and needs of key poor stakeholders. At the end of the first incarnation of the project, stakeholder consultations made it clear that a there was a high demand for a continuation with a focus on agricultural value addition. Furthermore, the external evaluation which was conducted during 2014 recommended a continuation of the project in order to capture and enhance the positive progress during the first project period. The aim of PACT EAC2 is to continue to build capacity of EAC Region to better understand and effectively use climate change, trade and food security linkages to agro industry, as well as improve the capacities of the EAC countries in WTO and UNFCCC discussions and negotiations. The overall objective is to promote climate-friendly and trade-driven agro-value-addition in the EAC to reduce poverty and improve food security through holistic national, regional and multilateral policies and agreements dealing with trade, climate change and agriculture. The project also aims to increase EAC’s ability to influence multilateral trade and climate negotiations as well as to enhance the linkages between policymakers and grassroot stakeholders in the EAC region. Consumer Unity and Trust Society (CUTS) International och dess lokala partner har genomfört projektet “Promoting Agriculture Climate change and Trade in EAC Region (PACT EAC)” med stöd från Sida sedan november 2011 och har nu lämnat in en ansökan om en förlängning av projektet från 2015-2019, med fokus på policys inom jordbruksindustri och jordbruksförädling och att i förhållande till detta belysa kopplingar mellan klimatförändringar, handel och en tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning. Projektet uppstod ur ett behov som EAC-regionen har att finna lösningar på de utmaningar som klimatförändringar ställer regionen inför, t.ex. en livsmedelsförsörjning som påverkats av återkommande torka. Dessutom har EAC-regionen begränsad kapacitet att delta i multilaterala handelsförhandlingar och begränsad förmåga att i dessa engagera regionens gräsrötter, och därmed begränsad kunskap om fattigas intressen och behov. I slutet av det första projektet genomfördes en konsultation med projektets intressenter och då framkom att det fanns en stor efterfrågan på ett fortsättningsprojekt, och då med fokus på jordbruksförädling. Den externa utvärderingen som genomfördes 2014 rekommenderade att projektet förlängs med en ytterligare projektperiod för att fånga upp och förstärka de positiva resultat som uppnåtts under den första projektperioden. Syftet med PACT EAC2 är att fortsätta att bygga upp kapaciteten hos EAC regionen för att bättre förstå och använda kopplingar mellan klimatförändringar, handel och livsmedelsförsörjning i relation till jordbruksförädling, samt förbättra kapaciteten hos EAC-länderna i WTO och UNFCCC-förhandlingar. Det övergripande målet är att främja klimatvänlig och handelsdriven jordbruksförädling i EAC regionen för att minska fattigdom och förbättra livsmedelsförsörjningen genom holistiska nationella, regionala och multilaterala strategier och i avtal på handels-, klimat- och jordbruksområdet. Projektet syftar också till att öka EAC:s förmåga att påverka multilaterala handels- och klimatförhandlingar samt att förbättra kopplingen mellan politiska beslutsfattare och gräsrötter i EAC-regionen. The intervention intended to contribute to agro-industrial policy development in the EAC countries to be conscious of challenges related to climate change, food security, and trade. The purpose was to build capacities of East African stakeholders for climate-aware, trade-driven and food security-enhancing agro-processing in the region. The project "Promoting Agriculture, Climate and Trade linkages in the East African Community - Phase 2" (PACT EAC2) had three specific objectives. 1. Increase knowledge and capacity of national and regional stakeholders on agro-value addition to contribute to formulation and implementation of holistic policies re climate change, food security and trade 2. Increase knowledge and capacity to negotiate in the WTO and UNFCCC on issues related to agro-value addition 3. Improve coordination between and across stakeholders at national, regional and multilateral levels for holistic approaches and regular information sharing. CUTS International Geneva was implementing the project together with local partners such as CUTS International Nairobi (national activities in Kenya, coordinate regional activities in EAC and facilitate for other national partners), EAC secretariat as regional partner and national country partners include Burundi: Action, Développement et Intégration Régionale (ADIR), Rwanda: ACORD Rwanda, Tanzania: Economic and Social Research Foundation (ESRF), Uganda: Southern and Eastern African Trade, Information and Negotiations Institute (SEATINI).  Sweden CUTS/Consumer Unity and Trust Society International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CUTS/Consumer Unity and Trust Society International 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 8.4 - Improve progressively, through 2030, global resource efficiency in consumption and production and endeavour to decouple economic growth from environmental degradation, in accordance with the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production, with developed countries taking the lead. 8.4 - Fram till 2030 successivt förbättra den globala resurseffektiviteten i konsumtionen och produktionen samt sträva efter att bryta sambandet mellan ekonomisk tillväxt och miljöförstöring, i enlighet med det tioåriga ramverket för hållbar konsumtion och produktion, med de utvecklade länderna i täten. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3900000 8200000 8000000 3700000 3700000 4300000 4300000 3900000 3900000 0 0 0 3700000 0 0 0 23800000 CUTS/Consumer Unity and Trust Society International 3900000 CUTS/Consumer Unity and Trust Society International 4300000 CUTS/Consumer Unity and Trust Society International 0 CUTS/Consumer Unity and Trust Society International 3900000 CUTS/Consumer Unity and Trust Society International 3700000 CUTS/Consumer Unity and Trust Society International 4300000 CUTS/Consumer Unity and Trust Society International 3700000 CUTS/Consumer Unity and Trust Society International Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened opportunities for increased economic integration and trade Stärkta förutsättningar för ökad ekonomisk integration och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive förmåga för en tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51050099-5105009907 Sweden Consumer Unity and Trust Society (CUTS) International and its local partners have been implementing the project “Promoting Agriculture Climate change and Trade in EAC Region (PACT EAC)” with support from Sida since November 2011 and has now applied for a continuation of the Project from 2015-2019, with an addition of putting the nexus of climate Change, trade and food security in relation to agroindustry and agro value addition. The project originally emerged out of the need in EAC region to find solutions to the challenges of climate change that has manifested in the frequent droughts and posing food insecurity challenges. In addition, the EAC region has limited capacity related to multilateral trade negotiations and limited ability to involve grassroot stakeholders, and thereby limited knowledge about the interests and needs of key poor stakeholders. At the end of the first incarnation of the project, stakeholder consultations made it clear that a there was a high demand for a continuation with a focus on agricultural value addition. Furthermore, the external evaluation which was conducted during 2014 recommended a continuation of the project in order to capture and enhance the positive progress during the first project period. The aim of PACT EAC2 is to continue to build capacity of EAC Region to better understand and effectively use climate change, trade and food security linkages to agro industry, as well as improve the capacities of the EAC countries in WTO and UNFCCC discussions and negotiations. The overall objective is to promote climate-friendly and trade-driven agro-value-addition in the EAC to reduce poverty and improve food security through holistic national, regional and multilateral policies and agreements dealing with trade, climate change and agriculture. The project also aims to increase EAC’s ability to influence multilateral trade and climate negotiations as well as to enhance the linkages between policymakers and grassroot stakeholders in the EAC region. Consumer Unity and Trust Society (CUTS) International och dess lokala partner har genomfört projektet “Promoting Agriculture Climate change and Trade in EAC Region (PACT EAC)” med stöd från Sida sedan november 2011 och har nu lämnat in en ansökan om en förlängning av projektet från 2015-2019, med fokus på policys inom jordbruksindustri och jordbruksförädling och att i förhållande till detta belysa kopplingar mellan klimatförändringar, handel och en tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning. Projektet uppstod ur ett behov som EAC-regionen har att finna lösningar på de utmaningar som klimatförändringar ställer regionen inför, t.ex. en livsmedelsförsörjning som påverkats av återkommande torka. Dessutom har EAC-regionen begränsad kapacitet att delta i multilaterala handelsförhandlingar och begränsad förmåga att i dessa engagera regionens gräsrötter, och därmed begränsad kunskap om fattigas intressen och behov. I slutet av det första projektet genomfördes en konsultation med projektets intressenter och då framkom att det fanns en stor efterfrågan på ett fortsättningsprojekt, och då med fokus på jordbruksförädling. Den externa utvärderingen som genomfördes 2014 rekommenderade att projektet förlängs med en ytterligare projektperiod för att fånga upp och förstärka de positiva resultat som uppnåtts under den första projektperioden. Syftet med PACT EAC2 är att fortsätta att bygga upp kapaciteten hos EAC regionen för att bättre förstå och använda kopplingar mellan klimatförändringar, handel och livsmedelsförsörjning i relation till jordbruksförädling, samt förbättra kapaciteten hos EAC-länderna i WTO och UNFCCC-förhandlingar. Det övergripande målet är att främja klimatvänlig och handelsdriven jordbruksförädling i EAC regionen för att minska fattigdom och förbättra livsmedelsförsörjningen genom holistiska nationella, regionala och multilaterala strategier och i avtal på handels-, klimat- och jordbruksområdet. Projektet syftar också till att öka EAC:s förmåga att påverka multilaterala handels- och klimatförhandlingar samt att förbättra kopplingen mellan politiska beslutsfattare och gräsrötter i EAC-regionen. The intervention intended to contribute to agro-industrial policy development in the EAC countries to be conscious of challenges related to climate change, food security, and trade. The purpose was to build capacities of East African stakeholders for climate-aware, trade-driven and food security-enhancing agro-processing in the region. The project "Promoting Agriculture, Climate and Trade linkages in the East African Community - Phase 2" (PACT EAC2) had three specific objectives. 1. Increase knowledge and capacity of national and regional stakeholders on agro-value addition to contribute to formulation and implementation of holistic policies re climate change, food security and trade 2. Increase knowledge and capacity to negotiate in the WTO and UNFCCC on issues related to agro-value addition 3. Improve coordination between and across stakeholders at national, regional and multilateral levels for holistic approaches and regular information sharing. CUTS International Geneva was implementing the project together with local partners such as CUTS International Nairobi (national activities in Kenya, coordinate regional activities in EAC and facilitate for other national partners), EAC secretariat as regional partner and national country partners include Burundi: Action, Développement et Intégration Régionale (ADIR), Rwanda: ACORD Rwanda, Tanzania: Economic and Social Research Foundation (ESRF), Uganda: Southern and Eastern African Trade, Information and Negotiations Institute (SEATINI).  Sweden NIRAS Sweden AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 530000 0 0 0 524841 530000 NIRAS Sweden AB 524841 NIRAS Sweden AB Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened opportunities for increased economic integration and trade Stärkta förutsättningar för ökad ekonomisk integration och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51110049 Sweden Sweden has supported CSUDP since 2009 in two phases – the initial phase and the current ”Transition Phase”. The current phase is meant support the ongoing transition in urban management and develop CSUDP into an independent institution that carry on SCUDP work beyond Swedish support and provide a long-term platform for urban CSOs engagement and coordination. Maji na Ufanisi has proposed a 9-month project extension with a total budget of MSEK 17,7 to achieve the following objectives within the period: 1) strengthen local and national mechanisms or CSOs popular influence on national and county legislative and policy regimes, and 2) to improve the quality of life of disadvantages in Taita Taveta and Mombasa counties by increasing access to basic water and environmental sanitation services through participatory innovative solutions. The proposed extension is assessed to be relevant to the Kenyan urban sector and the country’s general developmental needs. It will support urban citizens’ participation in ongoing urban planning and legislative processes and thus help in the realization of constitutional principle on the right to participation. It will also empower urban communities through Local Urban Forums (LUFs) to effectively engage the county governments on their own development and governance and build capacity of selected county governments on urban development issues. In addition, CSUDP will, within this period, continue with strategies to upscale innovations developed with the programme’s support. Maji na Ufanisi, on its part will promote effective county domestication of national legislation and policy and support the work of the Kenya Water and Sanitation Network (KEWASNET) in the urban areas of two counties in the coast region. Moreover, Sweden will support the transformation process of CSUDP into an independent entity during the period. Sverige har i två faser stött CSUDP sedan 2009 – den initiala fasen och den nuvarande "övergångsfasen". Den nuvarande fasen går ut på att stödja den pågående omvandlingen av den urbana samhällsstyrningen i Kenya samt utveckla CSUDP till en oberoende institution som kan fortsätta bedriva CSUDP:s arbete efter att det svenska stödet avslutats och då vara en långsiktig plattform för urbana civila samhällsorganisationer samt för koordination. Maji na Ufanisi har föreslagit en 9 månader lång förlängning av projektet med en ökning av bugdeten med MSEK 17,7 för att följande mål ska nås under perioden: 1) att stärka lokala och nationella mekanismer eller de civila samhällsorganisationernas möjlighet att påverka nationell och regional lagstiftning och politik, och 2) att förbättra livskvaliteten för utsatta i regionerna Taita Taveta och Mombasa genom att öka tillgången till grundläggande vatten- och sanitetstjänster genom ökad delaktighet och innovativa lösningar. Den föreslagna förlängningen bedöms vara relevant för den kenyanska urbana sektorn och för de allmänna utvecklingsbehov som finns i landet. Den kommer att stödja urbana medborgares delaktighet i urban planering och lagstiftningsprocesser, och därigenom bidra till att den grundlagsstadgade principen om rätten till delaktighet förverkligas. Urbana intressegrupper kommer också att få en starkare röst genom lokala urbana forum (LUF), vilka kan påverka regionstyrelserna att verka för utveckling och kapacitetsuppbyggande för att kunna hantera urbana frågor. Under denna period kommer CSUDP även att gå vidare med strategin att skala upp de innovationer som utvecklats med stöd av programmet. Maji na Ufanisi kommer för sin del att arbeta för att anpassa nationella lagar och policyer till regionala bestämmelser samt stödja det arbete som Kenya Water and Sanitation Network (KEWASNET) utför i de urbana områdena i de två kustregionerna. Under perioden kommer Sverige även att stödja processen med att omforma CSUDP till en oberoende institution. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Urban development and management Other Multisector General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2015Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: The outcome objectives of the project are “Vibrant, dignified and secure urban living environments” through “strengthened and coordinated partnerships for inclusive governance and improved service delivery in programme areas”. Overall, progress is positive and CSUDP is an Active and important actor in urban development, bringing in a civil society perspective. An infrastructure for enhanced citizen participation in urban governance and service delivery has been established through a network of 14 Local Urban Forums that are spearheading dialogue and citizen participation in selected municipalities. Legislation and policy have been reviewed with the aim of making urban governance and service delivery more pro-poor. County subsidiary legislations in two counties have been enacted. Two national urban policies – the National Urban Development Policy and the National Slum Upgrading Policy were enacted. The dignity bill that gives effect to constitutional requirements for social, economic and cultural right was enacted with CSUDP support. For innovations developed through CSUDP support have been scaled and are being implemented by service providers. The innovations are improving the targeting of the urban poor by national and county as well as private sector and CSO service providers. Urban CSO stakeholders are more coordinated and have strengthened capacity to influence reforms in the urban sector. A network of more than 1400 CSO organizations nationally has been established. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51110049-5111004901 Sweden Sweden has supported CSUDP since 2009 in two phases – the initial phase and the current ”Transition Phase”. The current phase is meant support the ongoing transition in urban management and develop CSUDP into an independent institution that carry on SCUDP work beyond Swedish support and provide a long-term platform for urban CSOs engagement and coordination. Maji na Ufanisi has proposed a 9-month project extension with a total budget of MSEK 17,7 to achieve the following objectives within the period: 1) strengthen local and national mechanisms or CSOs popular influence on national and county legislative and policy regimes, and 2) to improve the quality of life of disadvantages in Taita Taveta and Mombasa counties by increasing access to basic water and environmental sanitation services through participatory innovative solutions. The proposed extension is assessed to be relevant to the Kenyan urban sector and the country’s general developmental needs. It will support urban citizens’ participation in ongoing urban planning and legislative processes and thus help in the realization of constitutional principle on the right to participation. It will also empower urban communities through Local Urban Forums (LUFs) to effectively engage the county governments on their own development and governance and build capacity of selected county governments on urban development issues. In addition, CSUDP will, within this period, continue with strategies to upscale innovations developed with the programme’s support. Maji na Ufanisi, on its part will promote effective county domestication of national legislation and policy and support the work of the Kenya Water and Sanitation Network (KEWASNET) in the urban areas of two counties in the coast region. Moreover, Sweden will support the transformation process of CSUDP into an independent entity during the period. Sverige har i två faser stött CSUDP sedan 2009 – den initiala fasen och den nuvarande "övergångsfasen". Den nuvarande fasen går ut på att stödja den pågående omvandlingen av den urbana samhällsstyrningen i Kenya samt utveckla CSUDP till en oberoende institution som kan fortsätta bedriva CSUDP:s arbete efter att det svenska stödet avslutats och då vara en långsiktig plattform för urbana civila samhällsorganisationer samt för koordination. Maji na Ufanisi har föreslagit en 9 månader lång förlängning av projektet med en ökning av bugdeten med MSEK 17,7 för att följande mål ska nås under perioden: 1) att stärka lokala och nationella mekanismer eller de civila samhällsorganisationernas möjlighet att påverka nationell och regional lagstiftning och politik, och 2) att förbättra livskvaliteten för utsatta i regionerna Taita Taveta och Mombasa genom att öka tillgången till grundläggande vatten- och sanitetstjänster genom ökad delaktighet och innovativa lösningar. Den föreslagna förlängningen bedöms vara relevant för den kenyanska urbana sektorn och för de allmänna utvecklingsbehov som finns i landet. Den kommer att stödja urbana medborgares delaktighet i urban planering och lagstiftningsprocesser, och därigenom bidra till att den grundlagsstadgade principen om rätten till delaktighet förverkligas. Urbana intressegrupper kommer också att få en starkare röst genom lokala urbana forum (LUF), vilka kan påverka regionstyrelserna att verka för utveckling och kapacitetsuppbyggande för att kunna hantera urbana frågor. Under denna period kommer CSUDP även att gå vidare med strategin att skala upp de innovationer som utvecklats med stöd av programmet. Maji na Ufanisi kommer för sin del att arbeta för att anpassa nationella lagar och policyer till regionala bestämmelser samt stödja det arbete som Kenya Water and Sanitation Network (KEWASNET) utför i de urbana områdena i de två kustregionerna. Under perioden kommer Sverige även att stödja processen med att omforma CSUDP till en oberoende institution. Sweden Maji na Ufanisi Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 17273158 13574718 5108139 13574718 17273158 5108139 35956015 International NGO 15650370.4700000007 International NGO -4341212.8899999997 International NGO 5964000 International NGO 7142493.1699999999 International NGO 6432225 International NGO 5427999.1400000006 International NGO -319860.2 International NGO Kenya 2016-2020 Kenya 2016-2020 Improved capacity of public institutions and other actors at national and local level to contribute to environmental sustainability, increased resilience to environmental impacts, climate change and natural disasters, and reduced climate impact Förbättrad kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och andra ktörer på nationell och lokal nivå att bidra till miljömässig hållbarhet, ökad moståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer samt minskad klimatpåverkan Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51110049-5111004902 Sweden Sweden has supported CSUDP since 2009 in two phases – the initial phase and the current ”Transition Phase”. The current phase is meant support the ongoing transition in urban management and develop CSUDP into an independent institution that carry on SCUDP work beyond Swedish support and provide a long-term platform for urban CSOs engagement and coordination. Maji na Ufanisi has proposed a 9-month project extension with a total budget of MSEK 17,7 to achieve the following objectives within the period: 1) strengthen local and national mechanisms or CSOs popular influence on national and county legislative and policy regimes, and 2) to improve the quality of life of disadvantages in Taita Taveta and Mombasa counties by increasing access to basic water and environmental sanitation services through participatory innovative solutions. The proposed extension is assessed to be relevant to the Kenyan urban sector and the country’s general developmental needs. It will support urban citizens’ participation in ongoing urban planning and legislative processes and thus help in the realization of constitutional principle on the right to participation. It will also empower urban communities through Local Urban Forums (LUFs) to effectively engage the county governments on their own development and governance and build capacity of selected county governments on urban development issues. In addition, CSUDP will, within this period, continue with strategies to upscale innovations developed with the programme’s support. Maji na Ufanisi, on its part will promote effective county domestication of national legislation and policy and support the work of the Kenya Water and Sanitation Network (KEWASNET) in the urban areas of two counties in the coast region. Moreover, Sweden will support the transformation process of CSUDP into an independent entity during the period. Sverige har i två faser stött CSUDP sedan 2009 – den initiala fasen och den nuvarande "övergångsfasen". Den nuvarande fasen går ut på att stödja den pågående omvandlingen av den urbana samhällsstyrningen i Kenya samt utveckla CSUDP till en oberoende institution som kan fortsätta bedriva CSUDP:s arbete efter att det svenska stödet avslutats och då vara en långsiktig plattform för urbana civila samhällsorganisationer samt för koordination. Maji na Ufanisi har föreslagit en 9 månader lång förlängning av projektet med en ökning av bugdeten med MSEK 17,7 för att följande mål ska nås under perioden: 1) att stärka lokala och nationella mekanismer eller de civila samhällsorganisationernas möjlighet att påverka nationell och regional lagstiftning och politik, och 2) att förbättra livskvaliteten för utsatta i regionerna Taita Taveta och Mombasa genom att öka tillgången till grundläggande vatten- och sanitetstjänster genom ökad delaktighet och innovativa lösningar. Den föreslagna förlängningen bedöms vara relevant för den kenyanska urbana sektorn och för de allmänna utvecklingsbehov som finns i landet. Den kommer att stödja urbana medborgares delaktighet i urban planering och lagstiftningsprocesser, och därigenom bidra till att den grundlagsstadgade principen om rätten till delaktighet förverkligas. Urbana intressegrupper kommer också att få en starkare röst genom lokala urbana forum (LUF), vilka kan påverka regionstyrelserna att verka för utveckling och kapacitetsuppbyggande för att kunna hantera urbana frågor. Under denna period kommer CSUDP även att gå vidare med strategin att skala upp de innovationer som utvecklats med stöd av programmet. Maji na Ufanisi kommer för sin del att arbeta för att anpassa nationella lagar och policyer till regionala bestämmelser samt stödja det arbete som Kenya Water and Sanitation Network (KEWASNET) utför i de urbana områdena i de två kustregionerna. Under perioden kommer Sverige även att stödja processen med att omforma CSUDP till en oberoende institution. Sweden Maji na Ufanisi Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8287210 4288150 1417840 8287210 1417840 4288150 13993200 International NGO 4947370.4699999997 International NGO 3339840 International NGO 4288150 International NGO 1417839.9300000002 International NGO Kenya 2016-2020 Kenya 2016-2020 Improved capacity of public institutions and other actors at national and local level to contribute to environmental sustainability, increased resilience to environmental impacts, climate change and natural disasters, and reduced climate impact Förbättrad kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och andra ktörer på nationell och lokal nivå att bidra till miljömässig hållbarhet, ökad moståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer samt minskad klimatpåverkan Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51110049-5111004903 Sweden Sweden has supported CSUDP since 2009 in two phases – the initial phase and the current ”Transition Phase”. The current phase is meant support the ongoing transition in urban management and develop CSUDP into an independent institution that carry on SCUDP work beyond Swedish support and provide a long-term platform for urban CSOs engagement and coordination. Maji na Ufanisi has proposed a 9-month project extension with a total budget of MSEK 17,7 to achieve the following objectives within the period: 1) strengthen local and national mechanisms or CSOs popular influence on national and county legislative and policy regimes, and 2) to improve the quality of life of disadvantages in Taita Taveta and Mombasa counties by increasing access to basic water and environmental sanitation services through participatory innovative solutions. The proposed extension is assessed to be relevant to the Kenyan urban sector and the country’s general developmental needs. It will support urban citizens’ participation in ongoing urban planning and legislative processes and thus help in the realization of constitutional principle on the right to participation. It will also empower urban communities through Local Urban Forums (LUFs) to effectively engage the county governments on their own development and governance and build capacity of selected county governments on urban development issues. In addition, CSUDP will, within this period, continue with strategies to upscale innovations developed with the programme’s support. Maji na Ufanisi, on its part will promote effective county domestication of national legislation and policy and support the work of the Kenya Water and Sanitation Network (KEWASNET) in the urban areas of two counties in the coast region. Moreover, Sweden will support the transformation process of CSUDP into an independent entity during the period. Sverige har i två faser stött CSUDP sedan 2009 – den initiala fasen och den nuvarande "övergångsfasen". Den nuvarande fasen går ut på att stödja den pågående omvandlingen av den urbana samhällsstyrningen i Kenya samt utveckla CSUDP till en oberoende institution som kan fortsätta bedriva CSUDP:s arbete efter att det svenska stödet avslutats och då vara en långsiktig plattform för urbana civila samhällsorganisationer samt för koordination. Maji na Ufanisi har föreslagit en 9 månader lång förlängning av projektet med en ökning av bugdeten med MSEK 17,7 för att följande mål ska nås under perioden: 1) att stärka lokala och nationella mekanismer eller de civila samhällsorganisationernas möjlighet att påverka nationell och regional lagstiftning och politik, och 2) att förbättra livskvaliteten för utsatta i regionerna Taita Taveta och Mombasa genom att öka tillgången till grundläggande vatten- och sanitetstjänster genom ökad delaktighet och innovativa lösningar. Den föreslagna förlängningen bedöms vara relevant för den kenyanska urbana sektorn och för de allmänna utvecklingsbehov som finns i landet. Den kommer att stödja urbana medborgares delaktighet i urban planering och lagstiftningsprocesser, och därigenom bidra till att den grundlagsstadgade principen om rätten till delaktighet förverkligas. Urbana intressegrupper kommer också att få en starkare röst genom lokala urbana forum (LUF), vilka kan påverka regionstyrelserna att verka för utveckling och kapacitetsuppbyggande för att kunna hantera urbana frågor. Under denna period kommer CSUDP även att gå vidare med strategin att skala upp de innovationer som utvecklats med stöd av programmet. Maji na Ufanisi kommer för sin del att arbeta för att anpassa nationella lagar och policyer till regionala bestämmelser samt stödja det arbete som Kenya Water and Sanitation Network (KEWASNET) utför i de urbana områdena i de två kustregionerna. Under perioden kommer Sverige även att stödja processen med att omforma CSUDP till en oberoende institution. Sweden Maji na Ufanisi Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 963605 120461 0 963605 120461 1084066 International NGO 283267.99 International NGO 397066.33 International NGO 283270.19 International NGO 120460.97 International NGO Kenya 2016-2020 Kenya 2016-2020 Improved capacity of public institutions and other actors at national and local level to contribute to environmental sustainability, increased resilience to environmental impacts, climate change and natural disasters, and reduced climate impact Förbättrad kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och andra ktörer på nationell och lokal nivå att bidra till miljömässig hållbarhet, ökad moståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer samt minskad klimatpåverkan Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51110049-5111004904 Sweden Sweden has supported CSUDP since 2009 in two phases – the initial phase and the current ”Transition Phase”. The current phase is meant support the ongoing transition in urban management and develop CSUDP into an independent institution that carry on SCUDP work beyond Swedish support and provide a long-term platform for urban CSOs engagement and coordination. Maji na Ufanisi has proposed a 9-month project extension with a total budget of MSEK 17,7 to achieve the following objectives within the period: 1) strengthen local and national mechanisms or CSOs popular influence on national and county legislative and policy regimes, and 2) to improve the quality of life of disadvantages in Taita Taveta and Mombasa counties by increasing access to basic water and environmental sanitation services through participatory innovative solutions. The proposed extension is assessed to be relevant to the Kenyan urban sector and the country’s general developmental needs. It will support urban citizens’ participation in ongoing urban planning and legislative processes and thus help in the realization of constitutional principle on the right to participation. It will also empower urban communities through Local Urban Forums (LUFs) to effectively engage the county governments on their own development and governance and build capacity of selected county governments on urban development issues. In addition, CSUDP will, within this period, continue with strategies to upscale innovations developed with the programme’s support. Maji na Ufanisi, on its part will promote effective county domestication of national legislation and policy and support the work of the Kenya Water and Sanitation Network (KEWASNET) in the urban areas of two counties in the coast region. Moreover, Sweden will support the transformation process of CSUDP into an independent entity during the period. Sverige har i två faser stött CSUDP sedan 2009 – den initiala fasen och den nuvarande "övergångsfasen". Den nuvarande fasen går ut på att stödja den pågående omvandlingen av den urbana samhällsstyrningen i Kenya samt utveckla CSUDP till en oberoende institution som kan fortsätta bedriva CSUDP:s arbete efter att det svenska stödet avslutats och då vara en långsiktig plattform för urbana civila samhällsorganisationer samt för koordination. Maji na Ufanisi har föreslagit en 9 månader lång förlängning av projektet med en ökning av bugdeten med MSEK 17,7 för att följande mål ska nås under perioden: 1) att stärka lokala och nationella mekanismer eller de civila samhällsorganisationernas möjlighet att påverka nationell och regional lagstiftning och politik, och 2) att förbättra livskvaliteten för utsatta i regionerna Taita Taveta och Mombasa genom att öka tillgången till grundläggande vatten- och sanitetstjänster genom ökad delaktighet och innovativa lösningar. Den föreslagna förlängningen bedöms vara relevant för den kenyanska urbana sektorn och för de allmänna utvecklingsbehov som finns i landet. Den kommer att stödja urbana medborgares delaktighet i urban planering och lagstiftningsprocesser, och därigenom bidra till att den grundlagsstadgade principen om rätten till delaktighet förverkligas. Urbana intressegrupper kommer också att få en starkare röst genom lokala urbana forum (LUF), vilka kan påverka regionstyrelserna att verka för utveckling och kapacitetsuppbyggande för att kunna hantera urbana frågor. Under denna period kommer CSUDP även att gå vidare med strategin att skala upp de innovationer som utvecklats med stöd av programmet. Maji na Ufanisi kommer för sin del att arbeta för att anpassa nationella lagar och policyer till regionala bestämmelser samt stödja det arbete som Kenya Water and Sanitation Network (KEWASNET) utför i de urbana områdena i de två kustregionerna. Under perioden kommer Sverige även att stödja processen med att omforma CSUDP till en oberoende institution. 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Sida’s Central Organisational Assessment of UNHCR (2015) concludes that the organisation’s systems for internal control are adequate according and in line with Sida contribution regulations. Sida provides support, in addition to the MFA's annual core contribution, based on the UN Consolidated Appeals (HRP) and UNHCRs Global Appeal, Supplementary Budget Appeals and UNHCR Regional Response Plans (RRRP). Sida allocates funding to UNHCR on a country / regional level and support is unearmarked at this level. During the year Sida assesses UNHCR's Supplementary Appeals for possible additional funding through supplementary decisions. With its mandate, to protect refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people, and assist in their voluntary repatriation, local integration or resettlement to a third country, UNHCR is alongside ICRC Sida’s key protection partner. In addition to its operational role in the protection of refugees, UNHCR has a normative role in monitoring and interpreting the Refugee Convention. UNHCR is the lead Agency in Refugee operations within the humanitarian system with responsibility to coordinate UN agencies and NGOs response in refugee crisis. This includes coordination of several regional refugee appeals such as Syria, Horn of Africa, Nigeria, South Sudan, Yemen, CAR, Burundi and Europe. UNHCR coordinates its response under OCHA in emergency within countries (internally displaced people). UNHCR is responsible for leading and coordinating the Protection Cluster, the clusters of Camp Coordination and Camp Management, as well as the Emergency Shelter cluster. UNHCR is thereby contributing strategically to the humanitarian system, at global, regional and country level. Through this support Sida contributes humanitarian funding to UNHCR in order to assist refugees and internally displaced people in armed conflict, providing legal protection from persecution and violence, emergency shelter (tents, semi-permanent structures, rent for temporary accommodation) and basic necessities (such as food, water, hygiene and primary health care, etc), as well as opportunities for durable solutions, when the situation so allows. The country allocations for 2019 includes a total of 250 MSEK, including 30 MSEK to the global COVID-19 response plan. To facilitate rapid humanitarian planning and response, disbursement the main part of the amount is made at the beginning of the year after signing of the Agreement and upon disbursement request from UNHCR. Funds are utilized within a short timeframe after disbursement and UNHCR has a general utilization rate of 98% of the annual contributions. It is Sida's experience that funds available for activities at the country level rarely reaches or exceeds UNHCR's total funding needs. The funding level for UNHCR is generally about 50% of the annual budget. In the exceptional case that UNHCR has not utilized the entire Sida contribution by the end of the year, Sida has been duly informed and the balance have been regulated in accordance with the agreement. The proposed payment plan is thus in line with Sida's rule for contribution management § 2.8.4, which stipulates that payment will be made in close connection with the time when the funds will be used, and as the funding needs arise. Denna insats rör avtal med "The office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)" från 2014, om bidrag till humanitära insatser. Med sitt mandat att skydda flyktingar, tvångsfördrivna och statslösa, se till dessas möjlighet att återvända, vidarebosättas eller integreras i sina värdsamhällen, så är UNHCR, tillsammans med ICRC, Sidas viktigaste partner inom skyddsområdet. Utöver sin operativa roll i skyddet av flyktingar (juridisk hjälp, utfärda identitetshandlingar, asylrätt, etc) har UNHCR en normativ roll i övervakning och tolkning av flyktingkonventionen. UNHCR är inom humanitära systemet huvudaktören i alla flyktingkriser, med övergripande koordineringsansvar av FN- och civilsamhällsorganisationers humanitära arbete samt ansvarar för samarbete med nationella och lokala myndigheter. I dagsläget omfattar detta koordinering av flera regionala flyktingappeller så som Syrien, Afrikas horn, Nigeria, Sydsudan, Jemen, Centralafrikanska republiken, Burundi och i Europa. I humanitära kriser inom ett lands gränser ansvarar "United Nations Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)" för koordineringen av den humanitära responsen, detta gäller även internflyktingkriser (Internally displaced People crisis). UNHCR ansvarar i dessa kriser för att leda och samordna arbetet i tre kluster (sektoriella koordineringsgrupper); skyddsklustret, klustret för ”Camp Coordination and Camp Management”, samt ”Emergency Shelter” klustret. UNHCR bidrar därmed till det humanitära systemet globalt, regionalt och nationellt. Utöver detta, och när situationen tillåter, arbetar UNHCR också för hållbara lösningar för flyktingar. Genom sitt stöd till UNHCR 2020 bidrar Sida till att bistå flyktingar och internflyktingar så att dessa får skydd mot förföljelse och våld, tak över huvudet och basförnödenheter (mat, vatten, hygien, primärsjukvård, etc.) Vidare bidrar Sida till strategisk samordning inom det humanitära systemet. Sidas finansiella bidrag till UNHCR 2020 omfattar totalt 250 MSEK, varav 30 MSEK specifikt har gått till den globala covid-19-responsplanen. Sida beslutar om detta stöd, som komplement till regeringens årliga kärnbidrag. Sidas stöd går till FNs konsoliderade humanitära appeller (Humanitarian Response Plans), UNHCRs Globala appell och UNHCRs tilläggsbudgetar (Supplementary Appeals) samt Regionala flyktingappeller (Regional Refugee Response Plans). Sida öronmärker genom avtal bidraget till UNHCR på land/region nivå men stödet är oöronmärkt inom denna nivå. Sida har under året även möjlighet att ta ställning till ytterligare stöd genom tilläggsbeslut. Den största delen av stödet utbetalas i början av året för att UNHCR ska ges förutsättningar att planera och genomföra humanitära insatser utan fördröjning. UNHCR omsätter regelmässigt utbetalda medel i nära anslutning till utbetalning och förbrukar gåvomedel inom verksamhetsåret. Den föreslagna betalningsplanen överensstämmer således med Sidas insatshanteringsregel, avsnitt 2.8.4, där det föreskrivs att betalningen kommer att ske i nära anslutning till den tidpunkt då pengarna kommer att användas och som finansieringsbehoven uppstår. Ett avsteg från Sidas allmänna rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Each year, Sida makes loosely earmarked contributions to UNHCR's crisis-specific Refugee Response Plans, based on Sida's model for allocation of humanitarian aid and in response to prioritized humanitarian needs through Sida's own Humanitarian Crisis Analyses. The specific objectives of the individual response plans supported may vary from one crisis to another. Nevertheless, they always align with UNHCR's overall mandate and objective to provide protection and assistance to refugees and other persons of concern to the UNHCR. According to the Mission Statement "The High Commissioner for refugees is mandated by the UN to lead and coordinate international action for the worldwide protection of refugees and the resolution of refugee problems. UNHCRs primary purpose is to safeguard the rights and well-being of refugees." The operations are sorted under four main pillars: 1) Refugee Programme 2) Stateless Programme 3) Reintegration Projects 4) IDP Projects The individual response plans also contribute to UNHCR's Global Strategic Priorities, as set out in the UNHCR Global Appeal. These take into account the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, as well as the commitments made at the World Humanitarian Summit and under the Grand Bargain. It is Sida's assessment that the support has contributed to the organisations overall objective to provide protection and assistance to refugees Based on field visit conducted by Sida to UNHCR operations, Sida and UNHCR technical meetings and Sida participation in Swedish delegation at UNHCR Executive/Standing Committee it is Sida's assessment that UNHCR has progressed well in achieving its defined goals. 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Det är närmast omöjligt att enkelt sammanfatta de resultat som UNHCR har åstadkommit under dessa år, givet att de har årliga appeller som identifierar behov för flyktingar, internt tvångsfördrivna, statslösa och återvändande.  Rapporterna visar på mycket bred verksamhet som har lyckats säkerställa skydd, bidra med förnödenheter och nödbostäder, utbildning, hälsovård, sysselsättning och mycket mer. UNHCR har också i allt högre utsträckning försökt hitta hållbara lösningar och nya sätt att arbeta för sina målgrupper så effektivt som möjligt (t ex genom att kraftigt öka andelen kontantstöd). UNHCR har även arbetat intensivt med värdregeringar och givarländer för att till exempel förbättra lagstiftning, möta växande behov och stärka samverkan med utvecklingsaktörer (inklusive nationella myndigheter). UNHCR är huvudaktören i alla flyktingkriser inom det humanitära systemet, med övergripande koordineringsansvar av FN- och civilsamhällsorganisationers humanitära arbete samt ansvarar för samarbete med nationella och lokala myndigheter. I många flyktingsituationer har UNHCR därför varit en helt central organisation för att rädda liv och lindra nöd för miljoner människor, i sin roll som garant och uttolkare av Flyktingkonventionen.  Exempel på konkreta resultat finns i UNHCR:s Global Report för varje år (tillgänglig på portalsajten Global Focus - reporting.unhcr.org). Där finns också länkar till varje kris där UNHCR är närvarande, inkluvise de som finansierats av Sida specifikt. Sida bedömer att insatsen bidragit till organisationens övergripande mål att ge skydd och bistå flyktingar. Baserat på fältbesök genomförda av Sida till UNHCR:s verksamhet, Sidas och UNHCRs tekniska möten och Sidas deltagande i den svensk delegationen till UNHCR:s standing kommitté är det Sidas bedömning att UNHCR väl har mött sina uppsatta mål. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52040447-5204044701-H Sweden Sida has assessed the UN High Commissioner for Refugees as a relevant and strategic humanitarian partner with good implementation capacity. Sida’s Central Organisational Assessment of UNHCR (2015) concludes that the organisation’s systems for internal control are adequate according and in line with Sida contribution regulations. Sida provides support, in addition to the MFA's annual core contribution, based on the UN Consolidated Appeals (HRP) and UNHCRs Global Appeal, Supplementary Budget Appeals and UNHCR Regional Response Plans (RRRP). Sida allocates funding to UNHCR on a country / regional level and support is unearmarked at this level. During the year Sida assesses UNHCR's Supplementary Appeals for possible additional funding through supplementary decisions. With its mandate, to protect refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people, and assist in their voluntary repatriation, local integration or resettlement to a third country, UNHCR is alongside ICRC Sida’s key protection partner. In addition to its operational role in the protection of refugees, UNHCR has a normative role in monitoring and interpreting the Refugee Convention. UNHCR is the lead Agency in Refugee operations within the humanitarian system with responsibility to coordinate UN agencies and NGOs response in refugee crisis. This includes coordination of several regional refugee appeals such as Syria, Horn of Africa, Nigeria, South Sudan, Yemen, CAR, Burundi and Europe. UNHCR coordinates its response under OCHA in emergency within countries (internally displaced people). UNHCR is responsible for leading and coordinating the Protection Cluster, the clusters of Camp Coordination and Camp Management, as well as the Emergency Shelter cluster. UNHCR is thereby contributing strategically to the humanitarian system, at global, regional and country level. Through this support Sida contributes humanitarian funding to UNHCR in order to assist refugees and internally displaced people in armed conflict, providing legal protection from persecution and violence, emergency shelter (tents, semi-permanent structures, rent for temporary accommodation) and basic necessities (such as food, water, hygiene and primary health care, etc), as well as opportunities for durable solutions, when the situation so allows. The country allocations for 2019 includes a total of 250 MSEK, including 30 MSEK to the global COVID-19 response plan. To facilitate rapid humanitarian planning and response, disbursement the main part of the amount is made at the beginning of the year after signing of the Agreement and upon disbursement request from UNHCR. Funds are utilized within a short timeframe after disbursement and UNHCR has a general utilization rate of 98% of the annual contributions. It is Sida's experience that funds available for activities at the country level rarely reaches or exceeds UNHCR's total funding needs. The funding level for UNHCR is generally about 50% of the annual budget. In the exceptional case that UNHCR has not utilized the entire Sida contribution by the end of the year, Sida has been duly informed and the balance have been regulated in accordance with the agreement. The proposed payment plan is thus in line with Sida's rule for contribution management § 2.8.4, which stipulates that payment will be made in close connection with the time when the funds will be used, and as the funding needs arise. Denna insats rör avtal med "The office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)" från 2014, om bidrag till humanitära insatser. Med sitt mandat att skydda flyktingar, tvångsfördrivna och statslösa, se till dessas möjlighet att återvända, vidarebosättas eller integreras i sina värdsamhällen, så är UNHCR, tillsammans med ICRC, Sidas viktigaste partner inom skyddsområdet. Utöver sin operativa roll i skyddet av flyktingar (juridisk hjälp, utfärda identitetshandlingar, asylrätt, etc) har UNHCR en normativ roll i övervakning och tolkning av flyktingkonventionen. UNHCR är inom humanitära systemet huvudaktören i alla flyktingkriser, med övergripande koordineringsansvar av FN- och civilsamhällsorganisationers humanitära arbete samt ansvarar för samarbete med nationella och lokala myndigheter. I dagsläget omfattar detta koordinering av flera regionala flyktingappeller så som Syrien, Afrikas horn, Nigeria, Sydsudan, Jemen, Centralafrikanska republiken, Burundi och i Europa. I humanitära kriser inom ett lands gränser ansvarar "United Nations Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)" för koordineringen av den humanitära responsen, detta gäller även internflyktingkriser (Internally displaced People crisis). UNHCR ansvarar i dessa kriser för att leda och samordna arbetet i tre kluster (sektoriella koordineringsgrupper); skyddsklustret, klustret för ”Camp Coordination and Camp Management”, samt ”Emergency Shelter” klustret. UNHCR bidrar därmed till det humanitära systemet globalt, regionalt och nationellt. Utöver detta, och när situationen tillåter, arbetar UNHCR också för hållbara lösningar för flyktingar. Genom sitt stöd till UNHCR 2020 bidrar Sida till att bistå flyktingar och internflyktingar så att dessa får skydd mot förföljelse och våld, tak över huvudet och basförnödenheter (mat, vatten, hygien, primärsjukvård, etc.) Vidare bidrar Sida till strategisk samordning inom det humanitära systemet. Sidas finansiella bidrag till UNHCR 2020 omfattar totalt 250 MSEK, varav 30 MSEK specifikt har gått till den globala covid-19-responsplanen. Sida beslutar om detta stöd, som komplement till regeringens årliga kärnbidrag. Sidas stöd går till FNs konsoliderade humanitära appeller (Humanitarian Response Plans), UNHCRs Globala appell och UNHCRs tilläggsbudgetar (Supplementary Appeals) samt Regionala flyktingappeller (Regional Refugee Response Plans). Sida öronmärker genom avtal bidraget till UNHCR på land/region nivå men stödet är oöronmärkt inom denna nivå. Sida har under året även möjlighet att ta ställning till ytterligare stöd genom tilläggsbeslut. Den största delen av stödet utbetalas i början av året för att UNHCR ska ges förutsättningar att planera och genomföra humanitära insatser utan fördröjning. UNHCR omsätter regelmässigt utbetalda medel i nära anslutning till utbetalning och förbrukar gåvomedel inom verksamhetsåret. Den föreslagna betalningsplanen överensstämmer således med Sidas insatshanteringsregel, avsnitt 2.8.4, där det föreskrivs att betalningen kommer att ske i nära anslutning till den tidpunkt då pengarna kommer att användas och som finansieringsbehoven uppstår. Ett avsteg från Sidas allmänna rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Each year, Sida makes loosely earmarked contributions to UNHCR's crisis-specific Refugee Response Plans, based on Sida's model for allocation of humanitarian aid and in response to prioritized humanitarian needs through Sida's own Humanitarian Crisis Analyses. The specific objectives of the individual response plans supported may vary from one crisis to another. Nevertheless, they always align with UNHCR's overall mandate and objective to provide protection and assistance to refugees and other persons of concern to the UNHCR. According to the Mission Statement "The High Commissioner for refugees is mandated by the UN to lead and coordinate international action for the worldwide protection of refugees and the resolution of refugee problems. UNHCRs primary purpose is to safeguard the rights and well-being of refugees." The operations are sorted under four main pillars: 1) Refugee Programme 2) Stateless Programme 3) Reintegration Projects 4) IDP Projects The individual response plans also contribute to UNHCR's Global Strategic Priorities, as set out in the UNHCR Global Appeal. These take into account the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, as well as the commitments made at the World Humanitarian Summit and under the Grand Bargain. 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Sida’s Central Organisational Assessment of UNHCR (2015) concludes that the organisation’s systems for internal control are adequate according and in line with Sida contribution regulations. Sida provides support, in addition to the MFA's annual core contribution, based on the UN Consolidated Appeals (HRP) and UNHCRs Global Appeal, Supplementary Budget Appeals and UNHCR Regional Response Plans (RRRP). Sida allocates funding to UNHCR on a country / regional level and support is unearmarked at this level. During the year Sida assesses UNHCR's Supplementary Appeals for possible additional funding through supplementary decisions. With its mandate, to protect refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people, and assist in their voluntary repatriation, local integration or resettlement to a third country, UNHCR is alongside ICRC Sida’s key protection partner. In addition to its operational role in the protection of refugees, UNHCR has a normative role in monitoring and interpreting the Refugee Convention. UNHCR is the lead Agency in Refugee operations within the humanitarian system with responsibility to coordinate UN agencies and NGOs response in refugee crisis. This includes coordination of several regional refugee appeals such as Syria, Horn of Africa, Nigeria, South Sudan, Yemen, CAR, Burundi and Europe. UNHCR coordinates its response under OCHA in emergency within countries (internally displaced people). UNHCR is responsible for leading and coordinating the Protection Cluster, the clusters of Camp Coordination and Camp Management, as well as the Emergency Shelter cluster. UNHCR is thereby contributing strategically to the humanitarian system, at global, regional and country level. Through this support Sida contributes humanitarian funding to UNHCR in order to assist refugees and internally displaced people in armed conflict, providing legal protection from persecution and violence, emergency shelter (tents, semi-permanent structures, rent for temporary accommodation) and basic necessities (such as food, water, hygiene and primary health care, etc), as well as opportunities for durable solutions, when the situation so allows. The country allocations for 2019 includes a total of 250 MSEK, including 30 MSEK to the global COVID-19 response plan. To facilitate rapid humanitarian planning and response, disbursement the main part of the amount is made at the beginning of the year after signing of the Agreement and upon disbursement request from UNHCR. Funds are utilized within a short timeframe after disbursement and UNHCR has a general utilization rate of 98% of the annual contributions. It is Sida's experience that funds available for activities at the country level rarely reaches or exceeds UNHCR's total funding needs. The funding level for UNHCR is generally about 50% of the annual budget. In the exceptional case that UNHCR has not utilized the entire Sida contribution by the end of the year, Sida has been duly informed and the balance have been regulated in accordance with the agreement. The proposed payment plan is thus in line with Sida's rule for contribution management § 2.8.4, which stipulates that payment will be made in close connection with the time when the funds will be used, and as the funding needs arise. Denna insats rör avtal med "The office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)" från 2014, om bidrag till humanitära insatser. Med sitt mandat att skydda flyktingar, tvångsfördrivna och statslösa, se till dessas möjlighet att återvända, vidarebosättas eller integreras i sina värdsamhällen, så är UNHCR, tillsammans med ICRC, Sidas viktigaste partner inom skyddsområdet. Utöver sin operativa roll i skyddet av flyktingar (juridisk hjälp, utfärda identitetshandlingar, asylrätt, etc) har UNHCR en normativ roll i övervakning och tolkning av flyktingkonventionen. UNHCR är inom humanitära systemet huvudaktören i alla flyktingkriser, med övergripande koordineringsansvar av FN- och civilsamhällsorganisationers humanitära arbete samt ansvarar för samarbete med nationella och lokala myndigheter. I dagsläget omfattar detta koordinering av flera regionala flyktingappeller så som Syrien, Afrikas horn, Nigeria, Sydsudan, Jemen, Centralafrikanska republiken, Burundi och i Europa. I humanitära kriser inom ett lands gränser ansvarar "United Nations Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)" för koordineringen av den humanitära responsen, detta gäller även internflyktingkriser (Internally displaced People crisis). UNHCR ansvarar i dessa kriser för att leda och samordna arbetet i tre kluster (sektoriella koordineringsgrupper); skyddsklustret, klustret för ”Camp Coordination and Camp Management”, samt ”Emergency Shelter” klustret. UNHCR bidrar därmed till det humanitära systemet globalt, regionalt och nationellt. Utöver detta, och när situationen tillåter, arbetar UNHCR också för hållbara lösningar för flyktingar. Genom sitt stöd till UNHCR 2020 bidrar Sida till att bistå flyktingar och internflyktingar så att dessa får skydd mot förföljelse och våld, tak över huvudet och basförnödenheter (mat, vatten, hygien, primärsjukvård, etc.) Vidare bidrar Sida till strategisk samordning inom det humanitära systemet. Sidas finansiella bidrag till UNHCR 2020 omfattar totalt 250 MSEK, varav 30 MSEK specifikt har gått till den globala covid-19-responsplanen. Sida beslutar om detta stöd, som komplement till regeringens årliga kärnbidrag. Sidas stöd går till FNs konsoliderade humanitära appeller (Humanitarian Response Plans), UNHCRs Globala appell och UNHCRs tilläggsbudgetar (Supplementary Appeals) samt Regionala flyktingappeller (Regional Refugee Response Plans). Sida öronmärker genom avtal bidraget till UNHCR på land/region nivå men stödet är oöronmärkt inom denna nivå. Sida har under året även möjlighet att ta ställning till ytterligare stöd genom tilläggsbeslut. Den största delen av stödet utbetalas i början av året för att UNHCR ska ges förutsättningar att planera och genomföra humanitära insatser utan fördröjning. UNHCR omsätter regelmässigt utbetalda medel i nära anslutning till utbetalning och förbrukar gåvomedel inom verksamhetsåret. Den föreslagna betalningsplanen överensstämmer således med Sidas insatshanteringsregel, avsnitt 2.8.4, där det föreskrivs att betalningen kommer att ske i nära anslutning till den tidpunkt då pengarna kommer att användas och som finansieringsbehoven uppstår. Ett avsteg från Sidas allmänna rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Each year, Sida makes loosely earmarked contributions to UNHCR's crisis-specific Refugee Response Plans, based on Sida's model for allocation of humanitarian aid and in response to prioritized humanitarian needs through Sida's own Humanitarian Crisis Analyses. The specific objectives of the individual response plans supported may vary from one crisis to another. Nevertheless, they always align with UNHCR's overall mandate and objective to provide protection and assistance to refugees and other persons of concern to the UNHCR. According to the Mission Statement "The High Commissioner for refugees is mandated by the UN to lead and coordinate international action for the worldwide protection of refugees and the resolution of refugee problems. UNHCRs primary purpose is to safeguard the rights and well-being of refugees." The operations are sorted under four main pillars: 1) Refugee Programme 2) Stateless Programme 3) Reintegration Projects 4) IDP Projects The individual response plans also contribute to UNHCR's Global Strategic Priorities, as set out in the UNHCR Global Appeal. These take into account the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, as well as the commitments made at the World Humanitarian Summit and under the Grand Bargain. It is Sida's assessment that the support has contributed to the organisations overall objective to provide protection and assistance to refugees Based on field visit conducted by Sida to UNHCR operations, Sida and UNHCR technical meetings and Sida participation in Swedish delegation at UNHCR Executive/Standing Committee it is Sida's assessment that UNHCR has progressed well in achieving its defined goals. Sweden UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 10.7 - Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, including through the implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies. 10.7 - Underlätta en ordnad, säker, reglerad och ansvarsfull migration och rörlighet av personer, inklusive genom planerad och väl fungerande migrationspolitik. 11.5 - By 2030, significantly reduce the number of deaths and the number of people affected and substantially decrease the direct economic losses relative to global gross domestic product caused by disasters, including water-related disasters, with a focus on protecting the poor and people in vulnerable situations. 11.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet dödsfall och antalet människor som drabbas av katastrofer, inklusive vattenrelaterade katastrofer. Även tillse att de direkta ekonomiska förlusterna till följd av sådana katastrofer, i form av lägre global BNP, minskar väsentligt. Särskilt fokus bör ligga på att skydda de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer. 16.9 - By 2030, provide legal identity for all, including birth registration. 16.9 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla juridisk identitet för alla, inklusive födelseregistrering. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. 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Sida will meet specific humanitarian needs, including those of groups in especially vulnerable situations Möta krisdrabbades kvinnors, mäns, flickors och pojkars humanitära behov genom snabbt, effektivt och flexibelt stöd. Sida ska möta specifika humanitära behov, inklusive hos grupper i särskilt utsatta situationer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Ensure dignity and protection for people exposed to violence and abuse Säkerställa värdighet och fysisk säkerhet för människor som utsatts för våld och övergrepp Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-52040447-5204044703-H Sweden Sida has assessed the UN High Commissioner for Refugees as a relevant and strategic humanitarian partner with good implementation capacity. Sida’s Central Organisational Assessment of UNHCR (2015) concludes that the organisation’s systems for internal control are adequate according and in line with Sida contribution regulations. Sida provides support, in addition to the MFA's annual core contribution, based on the UN Consolidated Appeals (HRP) and UNHCRs Global Appeal, Supplementary Budget Appeals and UNHCR Regional Response Plans (RRRP). Sida allocates funding to UNHCR on a country / regional level and support is unearmarked at this level. During the year Sida assesses UNHCR's Supplementary Appeals for possible additional funding through supplementary decisions. With its mandate, to protect refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people, and assist in their voluntary repatriation, local integration or resettlement to a third country, UNHCR is alongside ICRC Sida’s key protection partner. In addition to its operational role in the protection of refugees, UNHCR has a normative role in monitoring and interpreting the Refugee Convention. UNHCR is the lead Agency in Refugee operations within the humanitarian system with responsibility to coordinate UN agencies and NGOs response in refugee crisis. This includes coordination of several regional refugee appeals such as Syria, Horn of Africa, Nigeria, South Sudan, Yemen, CAR, Burundi and Europe. UNHCR coordinates its response under OCHA in emergency within countries (internally displaced people). UNHCR is responsible for leading and coordinating the Protection Cluster, the clusters of Camp Coordination and Camp Management, as well as the Emergency Shelter cluster. UNHCR is thereby contributing strategically to the humanitarian system, at global, regional and country level. Through this support Sida contributes humanitarian funding to UNHCR in order to assist refugees and internally displaced people in armed conflict, providing legal protection from persecution and violence, emergency shelter (tents, semi-permanent structures, rent for temporary accommodation) and basic necessities (such as food, water, hygiene and primary health care, etc), as well as opportunities for durable solutions, when the situation so allows. The country allocations for 2019 includes a total of 250 MSEK, including 30 MSEK to the global COVID-19 response plan. To facilitate rapid humanitarian planning and response, disbursement the main part of the amount is made at the beginning of the year after signing of the Agreement and upon disbursement request from UNHCR. Funds are utilized within a short timeframe after disbursement and UNHCR has a general utilization rate of 98% of the annual contributions. It is Sida's experience that funds available for activities at the country level rarely reaches or exceeds UNHCR's total funding needs. The funding level for UNHCR is generally about 50% of the annual budget. In the exceptional case that UNHCR has not utilized the entire Sida contribution by the end of the year, Sida has been duly informed and the balance have been regulated in accordance with the agreement. The proposed payment plan is thus in line with Sida's rule for contribution management § 2.8.4, which stipulates that payment will be made in close connection with the time when the funds will be used, and as the funding needs arise. Denna insats rör avtal med "The office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)" från 2014, om bidrag till humanitära insatser. Med sitt mandat att skydda flyktingar, tvångsfördrivna och statslösa, se till dessas möjlighet att återvända, vidarebosättas eller integreras i sina värdsamhällen, så är UNHCR, tillsammans med ICRC, Sidas viktigaste partner inom skyddsområdet. Utöver sin operativa roll i skyddet av flyktingar (juridisk hjälp, utfärda identitetshandlingar, asylrätt, etc) har UNHCR en normativ roll i övervakning och tolkning av flyktingkonventionen. UNHCR är inom humanitära systemet huvudaktören i alla flyktingkriser, med övergripande koordineringsansvar av FN- och civilsamhällsorganisationers humanitära arbete samt ansvarar för samarbete med nationella och lokala myndigheter. I dagsläget omfattar detta koordinering av flera regionala flyktingappeller så som Syrien, Afrikas horn, Nigeria, Sydsudan, Jemen, Centralafrikanska republiken, Burundi och i Europa. I humanitära kriser inom ett lands gränser ansvarar "United Nations Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)" för koordineringen av den humanitära responsen, detta gäller även internflyktingkriser (Internally displaced People crisis). UNHCR ansvarar i dessa kriser för att leda och samordna arbetet i tre kluster (sektoriella koordineringsgrupper); skyddsklustret, klustret för ”Camp Coordination and Camp Management”, samt ”Emergency Shelter” klustret. UNHCR bidrar därmed till det humanitära systemet globalt, regionalt och nationellt. Utöver detta, och när situationen tillåter, arbetar UNHCR också för hållbara lösningar för flyktingar. Genom sitt stöd till UNHCR 2020 bidrar Sida till att bistå flyktingar och internflyktingar så att dessa får skydd mot förföljelse och våld, tak över huvudet och basförnödenheter (mat, vatten, hygien, primärsjukvård, etc.) Vidare bidrar Sida till strategisk samordning inom det humanitära systemet. Sidas finansiella bidrag till UNHCR 2020 omfattar totalt 250 MSEK, varav 30 MSEK specifikt har gått till den globala covid-19-responsplanen. Sida beslutar om detta stöd, som komplement till regeringens årliga kärnbidrag. Sidas stöd går till FNs konsoliderade humanitära appeller (Humanitarian Response Plans), UNHCRs Globala appell och UNHCRs tilläggsbudgetar (Supplementary Appeals) samt Regionala flyktingappeller (Regional Refugee Response Plans). Sida öronmärker genom avtal bidraget till UNHCR på land/region nivå men stödet är oöronmärkt inom denna nivå. Sida har under året även möjlighet att ta ställning till ytterligare stöd genom tilläggsbeslut. Den största delen av stödet utbetalas i början av året för att UNHCR ska ges förutsättningar att planera och genomföra humanitära insatser utan fördröjning. UNHCR omsätter regelmässigt utbetalda medel i nära anslutning till utbetalning och förbrukar gåvomedel inom verksamhetsåret. Den föreslagna betalningsplanen överensstämmer således med Sidas insatshanteringsregel, avsnitt 2.8.4, där det föreskrivs att betalningen kommer att ske i nära anslutning till den tidpunkt då pengarna kommer att användas och som finansieringsbehoven uppstår. Ett avsteg från Sidas allmänna rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Each year, Sida makes loosely earmarked contributions to UNHCR's crisis-specific Refugee Response Plans, based on Sida's model for allocation of humanitarian aid and in response to prioritized humanitarian needs through Sida's own Humanitarian Crisis Analyses. The specific objectives of the individual response plans supported may vary from one crisis to another. Nevertheless, they always align with UNHCR's overall mandate and objective to provide protection and assistance to refugees and other persons of concern to the UNHCR. According to the Mission Statement "The High Commissioner for refugees is mandated by the UN to lead and coordinate international action for the worldwide protection of refugees and the resolution of refugee problems. UNHCRs primary purpose is to safeguard the rights and well-being of refugees." The operations are sorted under four main pillars: 1) Refugee Programme 2) Stateless Programme 3) Reintegration Projects 4) IDP Projects The individual response plans also contribute to UNHCR's Global Strategic Priorities, as set out in the UNHCR Global Appeal. These take into account the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, as well as the commitments made at the World Humanitarian Summit and under the Grand Bargain. It is Sida's assessment that the support has contributed to the organisations overall objective to provide protection and assistance to refugees Based on field visit conducted by Sida to UNHCR operations, Sida and UNHCR technical meetings and Sida participation in Swedish delegation at UNHCR Executive/Standing Committee it is Sida's assessment that UNHCR has progressed well in achieving its defined goals. Sweden UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 50000000 50000000 50000000 UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 50000000 UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Greater resilience and flexibility to deal with climate change, environmental impacts and natural disasters in vulnerable areas, including improved disaster management systems Stärkt motståndskraft och förbättrad anpassningsförmåga mot klimatförändringar, miljöpåverkan och naturkatastrofer i utsatta områden, inklusive stärkta katastrofhanteringssystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-52040447-5204044704-H Sweden Sida has assessed the UN High Commissioner for Refugees as a relevant and strategic humanitarian partner with good implementation capacity. Sida’s Central Organisational Assessment of UNHCR (2015) concludes that the organisation’s systems for internal control are adequate according and in line with Sida contribution regulations. Sida provides support, in addition to the MFA's annual core contribution, based on the UN Consolidated Appeals (HRP) and UNHCRs Global Appeal, Supplementary Budget Appeals and UNHCR Regional Response Plans (RRRP). Sida allocates funding to UNHCR on a country / regional level and support is unearmarked at this level. During the year Sida assesses UNHCR's Supplementary Appeals for possible additional funding through supplementary decisions. With its mandate, to protect refugees, forcibly displaced communities and stateless people, and assist in their voluntary repatriation, local integration or resettlement to a third country, UNHCR is alongside ICRC Sida’s key protection partner. In addition to its operational role in the protection of refugees, UNHCR has a normative role in monitoring and interpreting the Refugee Convention. UNHCR is the lead Agency in Refugee operations within the humanitarian system with responsibility to coordinate UN agencies and NGOs response in refugee crisis. This includes coordination of several regional refugee appeals such as Syria, Horn of Africa, Nigeria, South Sudan, Yemen, CAR, Burundi and Europe. UNHCR coordinates its response under OCHA in emergency within countries (internally displaced people). UNHCR is responsible for leading and coordinating the Protection Cluster, the clusters of Camp Coordination and Camp Management, as well as the Emergency Shelter cluster. UNHCR is thereby contributing strategically to the humanitarian system, at global, regional and country level. Through this support Sida contributes humanitarian funding to UNHCR in order to assist refugees and internally displaced people in armed conflict, providing legal protection from persecution and violence, emergency shelter (tents, semi-permanent structures, rent for temporary accommodation) and basic necessities (such as food, water, hygiene and primary health care, etc), as well as opportunities for durable solutions, when the situation so allows. The country allocations for 2019 includes a total of 250 MSEK, including 30 MSEK to the global COVID-19 response plan. To facilitate rapid humanitarian planning and response, disbursement the main part of the amount is made at the beginning of the year after signing of the Agreement and upon disbursement request from UNHCR. Funds are utilized within a short timeframe after disbursement and UNHCR has a general utilization rate of 98% of the annual contributions. It is Sida's experience that funds available for activities at the country level rarely reaches or exceeds UNHCR's total funding needs. The funding level for UNHCR is generally about 50% of the annual budget. In the exceptional case that UNHCR has not utilized the entire Sida contribution by the end of the year, Sida has been duly informed and the balance have been regulated in accordance with the agreement. The proposed payment plan is thus in line with Sida's rule for contribution management § 2.8.4, which stipulates that payment will be made in close connection with the time when the funds will be used, and as the funding needs arise. Denna insats rör avtal med "The office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)" från 2014, om bidrag till humanitära insatser. Med sitt mandat att skydda flyktingar, tvångsfördrivna och statslösa, se till dessas möjlighet att återvända, vidarebosättas eller integreras i sina värdsamhällen, så är UNHCR, tillsammans med ICRC, Sidas viktigaste partner inom skyddsområdet. Utöver sin operativa roll i skyddet av flyktingar (juridisk hjälp, utfärda identitetshandlingar, asylrätt, etc) har UNHCR en normativ roll i övervakning och tolkning av flyktingkonventionen. UNHCR är inom humanitära systemet huvudaktören i alla flyktingkriser, med övergripande koordineringsansvar av FN- och civilsamhällsorganisationers humanitära arbete samt ansvarar för samarbete med nationella och lokala myndigheter. I dagsläget omfattar detta koordinering av flera regionala flyktingappeller så som Syrien, Afrikas horn, Nigeria, Sydsudan, Jemen, Centralafrikanska republiken, Burundi och i Europa. I humanitära kriser inom ett lands gränser ansvarar "United Nations Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)" för koordineringen av den humanitära responsen, detta gäller även internflyktingkriser (Internally displaced People crisis). UNHCR ansvarar i dessa kriser för att leda och samordna arbetet i tre kluster (sektoriella koordineringsgrupper); skyddsklustret, klustret för ”Camp Coordination and Camp Management”, samt ”Emergency Shelter” klustret. UNHCR bidrar därmed till det humanitära systemet globalt, regionalt och nationellt. Utöver detta, och när situationen tillåter, arbetar UNHCR också för hållbara lösningar för flyktingar. Genom sitt stöd till UNHCR 2020 bidrar Sida till att bistå flyktingar och internflyktingar så att dessa får skydd mot förföljelse och våld, tak över huvudet och basförnödenheter (mat, vatten, hygien, primärsjukvård, etc.) Vidare bidrar Sida till strategisk samordning inom det humanitära systemet. Sidas finansiella bidrag till UNHCR 2020 omfattar totalt 250 MSEK, varav 30 MSEK specifikt har gått till den globala covid-19-responsplanen. Sida beslutar om detta stöd, som komplement till regeringens årliga kärnbidrag. Sidas stöd går till FNs konsoliderade humanitära appeller (Humanitarian Response Plans), UNHCRs Globala appell och UNHCRs tilläggsbudgetar (Supplementary Appeals) samt Regionala flyktingappeller (Regional Refugee Response Plans). Sida öronmärker genom avtal bidraget till UNHCR på land/region nivå men stödet är oöronmärkt inom denna nivå. Sida har under året även möjlighet att ta ställning till ytterligare stöd genom tilläggsbeslut. Den största delen av stödet utbetalas i början av året för att UNHCR ska ges förutsättningar att planera och genomföra humanitära insatser utan fördröjning. UNHCR omsätter regelmässigt utbetalda medel i nära anslutning till utbetalning och förbrukar gåvomedel inom verksamhetsåret. Den föreslagna betalningsplanen överensstämmer således med Sidas insatshanteringsregel, avsnitt 2.8.4, där det föreskrivs att betalningen kommer att ske i nära anslutning till den tidpunkt då pengarna kommer att användas och som finansieringsbehoven uppstår. Ett avsteg från Sidas allmänna rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Each year, Sida makes loosely earmarked contributions to UNHCR's crisis-specific Refugee Response Plans, based on Sida's model for allocation of humanitarian aid and in response to prioritized humanitarian needs through Sida's own Humanitarian Crisis Analyses. The specific objectives of the individual response plans supported may vary from one crisis to another. Nevertheless, they always align with UNHCR's overall mandate and objective to provide protection and assistance to refugees and other persons of concern to the UNHCR. According to the Mission Statement "The High Commissioner for refugees is mandated by the UN to lead and coordinate international action for the worldwide protection of refugees and the resolution of refugee problems. UNHCRs primary purpose is to safeguard the rights and well-being of refugees." The operations are sorted under four main pillars: 1) Refugee Programme 2) Stateless Programme 3) Reintegration Projects 4) IDP Projects The individual response plans also contribute to UNHCR's Global Strategic Priorities, as set out in the UNHCR Global Appeal. These take into account the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, as well as the commitments made at the World Humanitarian Summit and under the Grand Bargain. It is Sida's assessment that the support has contributed to the organisations overall objective to provide protection and assistance to refugees Based on field visit conducted by Sida to UNHCR operations, Sida and UNHCR technical meetings and Sida participation in Swedish delegation at UNHCR Executive/Standing Committee it is Sida's assessment that UNHCR has progressed well in achieving its defined goals. Sweden UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 30000000 30000000 UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees 30000000 UNHCR/United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees Humanitarian aid 2017-2020 Humanitärt bistånd 2017-2020 Meet humanitarian needs of women, men, girls and boys affected by crisis through rapid, efficient and flexible support. Sida will meet specific humanitarian needs, including those of groups in especially vulnerable situations Möta krisdrabbades kvinnors, mäns, flickors och pojkars humanitära behov genom snabbt, effektivt och flexibelt stöd. Sida ska möta specifika humanitära behov, inklusive hos grupper i särskilt utsatta situationer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Increase the flexibility of partner organizations and increase the self-determination of people affected by crisis through, inter alia, support to appropriate financing mechanisms Öka flexibiliteten hos partnerorganisationer och öka självbestämmande hos krisdrabbade människor genom bl.a. stöd till lämpliga finansieringsmekanismer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-52040470 Sweden NRC is a professional, specialized and well respected humanitarian actor that in December 2013 was granted status as a strategic humanitarian partner to Sida. NRC is an important partner to Sida not least due to the good operational presence and access in some of the world’s most difficult humanitarian crises and its specific sector expertise within WAH, Shelter, Emergency Education, ICLA and Food Secuiryt. In 2014 and 2015 NRC was the largest recipient of humanitarian funding from Sida among the CSO-partners. Sida has supported NRC through framework agreements since 2005. This decision on contribution adds funding for 2016 to previously agreed funding. The intervention targets mainly refugees and IDP:s in the following 20 countries: Afghanistan, CAR, Colombia, Djibouti, DRC, Ethiopia, Iraq, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Nigeria, Mali, Myanmar, Pakistan, Palestine, Somalia, South Sudan, Syria, Uganda, and Yemen. The contribution also includes support to a Rapid Response Mechanism, the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC), Humanitarian Policy project, the Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS), and Management and Programme Quality (development of methods and tools). Sida proposes an agreement amendment for 2016 adding SEK 154,500,000 to the already agreed upon SEK 10,000,000. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) om bidrag till humanitära insatser 2014-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser tredje året av ett treårigt avtal. Sida och NRC ingick i mars 2014 ett avtal om stöd till humanitära insatser med flyktingar och internflyktingar som huvudsaklig målgrupp i 17 länder: Burkina Faso, Mali, DRC, Somalia, Kenya, Etiopien, Sydsudan, Djibouti, Yemen, ockuperade palestinska områden, Irak, Jordanien, Libanon, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Myanmar och Colombia. Avtalet reviderades i mars 2015 och kom utöver 2014års länder också inkludera Ukraina. Insatsen inkluderar även stöd till en Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM), samt kapacitetsstärkande stöd för organisationens utveckling av egna verktyg, metoder och riktlinjer m.m. Utöver det som utgör huvuddelen av Sidas stöd - landstöden, RRM och kapacitetsstärkande stöd - stödjer Sida även Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC) och Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS) som båda utgör metodstöd syftande till att öka kvalitet, lärande och innovation inom den humanitära sektorn. ACAPS fokuserar på humanitära behovsbedömningar medan IDMC har ett skyddsfokus med specifik inriktning på internflyktingar. För 2016 föreslås att 17 länder från 2015 kvarstår medan CAR, Nigeria och Syrien tillkommer i och med ansökan för 2016. Burkina Faso och Ukraina fick stöd 2015 men faller bort 2016. Verksamhetsmässigt har vissa förändringar gjorts i vissa landstöd vilket är naturligt då behov vanligen förändras under ett krisförlopp. RRM-stödet föreslås uppgå till 20,000,000 då NRC är en viktig partner för Sidas möjlighet att snabbt ge humanitärt stöd i hastigt uppkomma kriser. Inom ramen för avtalet allokerades initialt SEK 138,000,000 för 2014, 10,000,000 för 2015 och 10,000,000 för 2016. Under 2014 gjordes följande beslut om medeltillförsel med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut 2014 – 002161: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 002338: Utökning av stöd till Pakistan och Irak med totalt 10,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 003710: Utökning av stöd till Djibouti med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 004134: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Utöver dessa fyra beslut fattades ytterligare ett beslut om medeltillförsel från anslagsposten MENA: Beslut 2014 – 003708: Stöd till Irak om SEK12,400,000, avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040511 (insatsregeln 3.11.2). Totalt belopp på denna insats, 328,500,000 är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, 340,900,000. Under 2015 har följande beslut om medeltillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut om avtalsändring (allokering 2015) 2015-000851: Allokering 2015 till 19 länder och NRC metod och kapacitetsstöd om totalt SEK 155, 000,000. Beslut om avtalsändring 2015 -002511: Utökning av stöd till Jemen om SEK 5,000,000, Irak om SEK 4,000,000, Etiopien om SEK 5,000,000 och RRM-potten om SEK 10,000,000. Beslut om avtalsändring 2015-004101: Utökning av RRM medel om SEK 5,000,000 och utökning av stöd till Irak om SEK 3,370,701. De SEK 3,370,701 för Irak projektet allokerades från avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040511 (insatsregeln 3.11.2). Totalt belopp på denna insats, SEK 362,600,000 är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, SEK 365,970,701. I tillägg till redan beslutade och överenskomna SEK 10,000,000 för användning med start 2016, fattas härmed beslut om att tillföra ytterligare SEK 154,500,000 baserat på Sidas bedömning av NRC:s ansökan för 2016. Totalt blir därmed den initiala allokeringen för 2016 SEK 164,500,000. NRC har ett behov av att Sidas medel, i dess helhet, betalas ut i början av året. Sida finansierar de största nu pågående humanitära kriserna via NRC och Sida delar NRC:s bedömning att det föreligger ett behov av att kunna planera och förbereda insatser utan fördröjning. Med hänsyn till detta bedöms det som motiverat att, med avsteg från Sidas normala rutiner om utbetalning vid ett flertal tillfällen per år, besluta om utbetalning på årsbasis. NRC är i huvudsak en direktimplementerande organisation med egna fältkontor i respektive land där insatser genomförs och vidareförmedlar endast undantagsvis. Organisationen har dock rutiner för att ingå formella partnerskap när så bedöms nödvändigt. För justerade bedömningar och uppdateringar se bilagd beredning. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Burkina Faso Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic (the) Colombia Djibouti Ecuador Ethiopia Iraq Jordan Kenya Lebanon Liberia Mali Myanmar Nigeria Pakistan Palestine, State of Somalia South Sudan Syrian Arab Republic Tanzania, United Republic of Ukraine Uganda Yemen Developing countries, unspecified Material relief assistance and services Sectors not specified Emergency Response Unallocated / Unspecified General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2016Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: Examples of results achieved are highlighted in the TRAC results framework, Results chosen represent examples from NRC’s programming. Sida has, however, assessed all of NRC’s country reports and results frameworks, and the information found in these is the basis for this statement. NRC also reports on Sida humanitarian standard indicators. Below shows the aggregated number of NRC beneficiaries reached with Sida funding in relation to said indicators 2016: Water and sanitation - Number of crisis-affected people who have gained access to adequately clean water and sanitation: 19 515 individuals provided access to water- network, trucks, points and sources Food - Number of crisis-affected families/people who have received food assistance: 3 300 individuals receiving food Protection - Number of crisis-affected people who have gained access to protection (incl. survivors of sexual and gender-based violence, children and prisoners).: 44 607 ICLA beneficiaries Non-Food Items - Number of crisis-affected people who have gained access to non-food items: 117 414 NFI beneficiaries across all core competencies Education - Number of crisis-affected schoolchildren who have got improved educational opportunities: 30 110 students enrolled in Accelerated Education and EiE and receiving cash support, excluding NFI and Youth Education Pack Livelihoods - Number of crisis-affected families/people who have received livelihood support: 6 297 Vocational education (YEP) and food security No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52040470-5204047001-H Sweden NRC is a professional, specialized and well respected humanitarian actor that in December 2013 was granted status as a strategic humanitarian partner to Sida. NRC is an important partner to Sida not least due to the good operational presence and access in some of the world’s most difficult humanitarian crises and its specific sector expertise within WAH, Shelter, Emergency Education, ICLA and Food Secuiryt. In 2014 and 2015 NRC was the largest recipient of humanitarian funding from Sida among the CSO-partners. Sida has supported NRC through framework agreements since 2005. This decision on contribution adds funding for 2016 to previously agreed funding. The intervention targets mainly refugees and IDP:s in the following 20 countries: Afghanistan, CAR, Colombia, Djibouti, DRC, Ethiopia, Iraq, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Nigeria, Mali, Myanmar, Pakistan, Palestine, Somalia, South Sudan, Syria, Uganda, and Yemen. The contribution also includes support to a Rapid Response Mechanism, the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC), Humanitarian Policy project, the Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS), and Management and Programme Quality (development of methods and tools). Sida proposes an agreement amendment for 2016 adding SEK 154,500,000 to the already agreed upon SEK 10,000,000. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) om bidrag till humanitära insatser 2014-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser tredje året av ett treårigt avtal. Sida och NRC ingick i mars 2014 ett avtal om stöd till humanitära insatser med flyktingar och internflyktingar som huvudsaklig målgrupp i 17 länder: Burkina Faso, Mali, DRC, Somalia, Kenya, Etiopien, Sydsudan, Djibouti, Yemen, ockuperade palestinska områden, Irak, Jordanien, Libanon, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Myanmar och Colombia. Avtalet reviderades i mars 2015 och kom utöver 2014års länder också inkludera Ukraina. Insatsen inkluderar även stöd till en Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM), samt kapacitetsstärkande stöd för organisationens utveckling av egna verktyg, metoder och riktlinjer m.m. Utöver det som utgör huvuddelen av Sidas stöd - landstöden, RRM och kapacitetsstärkande stöd - stödjer Sida även Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC) och Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS) som båda utgör metodstöd syftande till att öka kvalitet, lärande och innovation inom den humanitära sektorn. ACAPS fokuserar på humanitära behovsbedömningar medan IDMC har ett skyddsfokus med specifik inriktning på internflyktingar. För 2016 föreslås att 17 länder från 2015 kvarstår medan CAR, Nigeria och Syrien tillkommer i och med ansökan för 2016. Burkina Faso och Ukraina fick stöd 2015 men faller bort 2016. Verksamhetsmässigt har vissa förändringar gjorts i vissa landstöd vilket är naturligt då behov vanligen förändras under ett krisförlopp. RRM-stödet föreslås uppgå till 20,000,000 då NRC är en viktig partner för Sidas möjlighet att snabbt ge humanitärt stöd i hastigt uppkomma kriser. Inom ramen för avtalet allokerades initialt SEK 138,000,000 för 2014, 10,000,000 för 2015 och 10,000,000 för 2016. Under 2014 gjordes följande beslut om medeltillförsel med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut 2014 – 002161: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 002338: Utökning av stöd till Pakistan och Irak med totalt 10,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 003710: Utökning av stöd till Djibouti med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 004134: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Utöver dessa fyra beslut fattades ytterligare ett beslut om medeltillförsel från anslagsposten MENA: Beslut 2014 – 003708: Stöd till Irak om SEK12,400,000, avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040511 (insatsregeln 3.11.2). Totalt belopp på denna insats, 328,500,000 är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, 340,900,000. Under 2015 har följande beslut om medeltillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut om avtalsändring (allokering 2015) 2015-000851: Allokering 2015 till 19 länder och NRC metod och kapacitetsstöd om totalt SEK 155, 000,000. Beslut om avtalsändring 2015 -002511: Utökning av stöd till Jemen om SEK 5,000,000, Irak om SEK 4,000,000, Etiopien om SEK 5,000,000 och RRM-potten om SEK 10,000,000. Beslut om avtalsändring 2015-004101: Utökning av RRM medel om SEK 5,000,000 och utökning av stöd till Irak om SEK 3,370,701. De SEK 3,370,701 för Irak projektet allokerades från avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040511 (insatsregeln 3.11.2). Totalt belopp på denna insats, SEK 362,600,000 är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, SEK 365,970,701. I tillägg till redan beslutade och överenskomna SEK 10,000,000 för användning med start 2016, fattas härmed beslut om att tillföra ytterligare SEK 154,500,000 baserat på Sidas bedömning av NRC:s ansökan för 2016. Totalt blir därmed den initiala allokeringen för 2016 SEK 164,500,000. NRC har ett behov av att Sidas medel, i dess helhet, betalas ut i början av året. Sida finansierar de största nu pågående humanitära kriserna via NRC och Sida delar NRC:s bedömning att det föreligger ett behov av att kunna planera och förbereda insatser utan fördröjning. Med hänsyn till detta bedöms det som motiverat att, med avsteg från Sidas normala rutiner om utbetalning vid ett flertal tillfällen per år, besluta om utbetalning på årsbasis. NRC är i huvudsak en direktimplementerande organisation med egna fältkontor i respektive land där insatser genomförs och vidareförmedlar endast undantagsvis. Organisationen har dock rutiner för att ingå formella partnerskap när så bedöms nödvändigt. För justerade bedömningar och uppdateringar se bilagd beredning. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. 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NRC is an important partner to Sida not least due to the good operational presence and access in some of the world’s most difficult humanitarian crises and its specific sector expertise within WAH, Shelter, Emergency Education, ICLA and Food Secuiryt. In 2014 and 2015 NRC was the largest recipient of humanitarian funding from Sida among the CSO-partners. Sida has supported NRC through framework agreements since 2005. This decision on contribution adds funding for 2016 to previously agreed funding. The intervention targets mainly refugees and IDP:s in the following 20 countries: Afghanistan, CAR, Colombia, Djibouti, DRC, Ethiopia, Iraq, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Nigeria, Mali, Myanmar, Pakistan, Palestine, Somalia, South Sudan, Syria, Uganda, and Yemen. The contribution also includes support to a Rapid Response Mechanism, the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC), Humanitarian Policy project, the Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS), and Management and Programme Quality (development of methods and tools). Sida proposes an agreement amendment for 2016 adding SEK 154,500,000 to the already agreed upon SEK 10,000,000. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) om bidrag till humanitära insatser 2014-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser tredje året av ett treårigt avtal. Sida och NRC ingick i mars 2014 ett avtal om stöd till humanitära insatser med flyktingar och internflyktingar som huvudsaklig målgrupp i 17 länder: Burkina Faso, Mali, DRC, Somalia, Kenya, Etiopien, Sydsudan, Djibouti, Yemen, ockuperade palestinska områden, Irak, Jordanien, Libanon, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Myanmar och Colombia. Avtalet reviderades i mars 2015 och kom utöver 2014års länder också inkludera Ukraina. Insatsen inkluderar även stöd till en Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM), samt kapacitetsstärkande stöd för organisationens utveckling av egna verktyg, metoder och riktlinjer m.m. Utöver det som utgör huvuddelen av Sidas stöd - landstöden, RRM och kapacitetsstärkande stöd - stödjer Sida även Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC) och Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS) som båda utgör metodstöd syftande till att öka kvalitet, lärande och innovation inom den humanitära sektorn. ACAPS fokuserar på humanitära behovsbedömningar medan IDMC har ett skyddsfokus med specifik inriktning på internflyktingar. För 2016 föreslås att 17 länder från 2015 kvarstår medan CAR, Nigeria och Syrien tillkommer i och med ansökan för 2016. Burkina Faso och Ukraina fick stöd 2015 men faller bort 2016. Verksamhetsmässigt har vissa förändringar gjorts i vissa landstöd vilket är naturligt då behov vanligen förändras under ett krisförlopp. RRM-stödet föreslås uppgå till 20,000,000 då NRC är en viktig partner för Sidas möjlighet att snabbt ge humanitärt stöd i hastigt uppkomma kriser. Inom ramen för avtalet allokerades initialt SEK 138,000,000 för 2014, 10,000,000 för 2015 och 10,000,000 för 2016. Under 2014 gjordes följande beslut om medeltillförsel med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut 2014 – 002161: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 002338: Utökning av stöd till Pakistan och Irak med totalt 10,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 003710: Utökning av stöd till Djibouti med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 004134: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Utöver dessa fyra beslut fattades ytterligare ett beslut om medeltillförsel från anslagsposten MENA: Beslut 2014 – 003708: Stöd till Irak om SEK12,400,000, avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040511 (insatsregeln 3.11.2). Totalt belopp på denna insats, 328,500,000 är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, 340,900,000. Under 2015 har följande beslut om medeltillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut om avtalsändring (allokering 2015) 2015-000851: Allokering 2015 till 19 länder och NRC metod och kapacitetsstöd om totalt SEK 155, 000,000. Beslut om avtalsändring 2015 -002511: Utökning av stöd till Jemen om SEK 5,000,000, Irak om SEK 4,000,000, Etiopien om SEK 5,000,000 och RRM-potten om SEK 10,000,000. Beslut om avtalsändring 2015-004101: Utökning av RRM medel om SEK 5,000,000 och utökning av stöd till Irak om SEK 3,370,701. De SEK 3,370,701 för Irak projektet allokerades från avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040511 (insatsregeln 3.11.2). Totalt belopp på denna insats, SEK 362,600,000 är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, SEK 365,970,701. I tillägg till redan beslutade och överenskomna SEK 10,000,000 för användning med start 2016, fattas härmed beslut om att tillföra ytterligare SEK 154,500,000 baserat på Sidas bedömning av NRC:s ansökan för 2016. Totalt blir därmed den initiala allokeringen för 2016 SEK 164,500,000. NRC har ett behov av att Sidas medel, i dess helhet, betalas ut i början av året. Sida finansierar de största nu pågående humanitära kriserna via NRC och Sida delar NRC:s bedömning att det föreligger ett behov av att kunna planera och förbereda insatser utan fördröjning. Med hänsyn till detta bedöms det som motiverat att, med avsteg från Sidas normala rutiner om utbetalning vid ett flertal tillfällen per år, besluta om utbetalning på årsbasis. NRC är i huvudsak en direktimplementerande organisation med egna fältkontor i respektive land där insatser genomförs och vidareförmedlar endast undantagsvis. Organisationen har dock rutiner för att ingå formella partnerskap när så bedöms nödvändigt. För justerade bedömningar och uppdateringar se bilagd beredning. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. 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NRC is an important partner to Sida not least due to the good operational presence and access in some of the world’s most difficult humanitarian crises and its specific sector expertise within WAH, Shelter, Emergency Education, ICLA and Food Secuiryt. In 2014 and 2015 NRC was the largest recipient of humanitarian funding from Sida among the CSO-partners. Sida has supported NRC through framework agreements since 2005. This decision on contribution adds funding for 2016 to previously agreed funding. The intervention targets mainly refugees and IDP:s in the following 20 countries: Afghanistan, CAR, Colombia, Djibouti, DRC, Ethiopia, Iraq, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Nigeria, Mali, Myanmar, Pakistan, Palestine, Somalia, South Sudan, Syria, Uganda, and Yemen. The contribution also includes support to a Rapid Response Mechanism, the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC), Humanitarian Policy project, the Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS), and Management and Programme Quality (development of methods and tools). Sida proposes an agreement amendment for 2016 adding SEK 154,500,000 to the already agreed upon SEK 10,000,000. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) om bidrag till humanitära insatser 2014-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser tredje året av ett treårigt avtal. Sida och NRC ingick i mars 2014 ett avtal om stöd till humanitära insatser med flyktingar och internflyktingar som huvudsaklig målgrupp i 17 länder: Burkina Faso, Mali, DRC, Somalia, Kenya, Etiopien, Sydsudan, Djibouti, Yemen, ockuperade palestinska områden, Irak, Jordanien, Libanon, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Myanmar och Colombia. Avtalet reviderades i mars 2015 och kom utöver 2014års länder också inkludera Ukraina. Insatsen inkluderar även stöd till en Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM), samt kapacitetsstärkande stöd för organisationens utveckling av egna verktyg, metoder och riktlinjer m.m. Utöver det som utgör huvuddelen av Sidas stöd - landstöden, RRM och kapacitetsstärkande stöd - stödjer Sida även Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC) och Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS) som båda utgör metodstöd syftande till att öka kvalitet, lärande och innovation inom den humanitära sektorn. ACAPS fokuserar på humanitära behovsbedömningar medan IDMC har ett skyddsfokus med specifik inriktning på internflyktingar. För 2016 föreslås att 17 länder från 2015 kvarstår medan CAR, Nigeria och Syrien tillkommer i och med ansökan för 2016. Burkina Faso och Ukraina fick stöd 2015 men faller bort 2016. Verksamhetsmässigt har vissa förändringar gjorts i vissa landstöd vilket är naturligt då behov vanligen förändras under ett krisförlopp. RRM-stödet föreslås uppgå till 20,000,000 då NRC är en viktig partner för Sidas möjlighet att snabbt ge humanitärt stöd i hastigt uppkomma kriser. Inom ramen för avtalet allokerades initialt SEK 138,000,000 för 2014, 10,000,000 för 2015 och 10,000,000 för 2016. Under 2014 gjordes följande beslut om medeltillförsel med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut 2014 – 002161: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 002338: Utökning av stöd till Pakistan och Irak med totalt 10,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 003710: Utökning av stöd till Djibouti med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 004134: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Utöver dessa fyra beslut fattades ytterligare ett beslut om medeltillförsel från anslagsposten MENA: Beslut 2014 – 003708: Stöd till Irak om SEK12,400,000, avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040511 (insatsregeln 3.11.2). Totalt belopp på denna insats, 328,500,000 är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, 340,900,000. Under 2015 har följande beslut om medeltillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut om avtalsändring (allokering 2015) 2015-000851: Allokering 2015 till 19 länder och NRC metod och kapacitetsstöd om totalt SEK 155, 000,000. Beslut om avtalsändring 2015 -002511: Utökning av stöd till Jemen om SEK 5,000,000, Irak om SEK 4,000,000, Etiopien om SEK 5,000,000 och RRM-potten om SEK 10,000,000. Beslut om avtalsändring 2015-004101: Utökning av RRM medel om SEK 5,000,000 och utökning av stöd till Irak om SEK 3,370,701. De SEK 3,370,701 för Irak projektet allokerades från avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040511 (insatsregeln 3.11.2). Totalt belopp på denna insats, SEK 362,600,000 är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, SEK 365,970,701. I tillägg till redan beslutade och överenskomna SEK 10,000,000 för användning med start 2016, fattas härmed beslut om att tillföra ytterligare SEK 154,500,000 baserat på Sidas bedömning av NRC:s ansökan för 2016. Totalt blir därmed den initiala allokeringen för 2016 SEK 164,500,000. NRC har ett behov av att Sidas medel, i dess helhet, betalas ut i början av året. Sida finansierar de största nu pågående humanitära kriserna via NRC och Sida delar NRC:s bedömning att det föreligger ett behov av att kunna planera och förbereda insatser utan fördröjning. Med hänsyn till detta bedöms det som motiverat att, med avsteg från Sidas normala rutiner om utbetalning vid ett flertal tillfällen per år, besluta om utbetalning på årsbasis. NRC är i huvudsak en direktimplementerande organisation med egna fältkontor i respektive land där insatser genomförs och vidareförmedlar endast undantagsvis. Organisationen har dock rutiner för att ingå formella partnerskap när så bedöms nödvändigt. För justerade bedömningar och uppdateringar se bilagd beredning. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. 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NRC is an important partner to Sida not least due to the good operational presence and access in some of the world’s most difficult humanitarian crises and its specific sector expertise within WAH, Shelter, Emergency Education, ICLA and Food Secuiryt. In 2014 and 2015 NRC was the largest recipient of humanitarian funding from Sida among the CSO-partners. Sida has supported NRC through framework agreements since 2005. This decision on contribution adds funding for 2016 to previously agreed funding. The intervention targets mainly refugees and IDP:s in the following 20 countries: Afghanistan, CAR, Colombia, Djibouti, DRC, Ethiopia, Iraq, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Nigeria, Mali, Myanmar, Pakistan, Palestine, Somalia, South Sudan, Syria, Uganda, and Yemen. The contribution also includes support to a Rapid Response Mechanism, the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC), Humanitarian Policy project, the Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS), and Management and Programme Quality (development of methods and tools). Sida proposes an agreement amendment for 2016 adding SEK 154,500,000 to the already agreed upon SEK 10,000,000. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) om bidrag till humanitära insatser 2014-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser tredje året av ett treårigt avtal. Sida och NRC ingick i mars 2014 ett avtal om stöd till humanitära insatser med flyktingar och internflyktingar som huvudsaklig målgrupp i 17 länder: Burkina Faso, Mali, DRC, Somalia, Kenya, Etiopien, Sydsudan, Djibouti, Yemen, ockuperade palestinska områden, Irak, Jordanien, Libanon, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Myanmar och Colombia. Avtalet reviderades i mars 2015 och kom utöver 2014års länder också inkludera Ukraina. Insatsen inkluderar även stöd till en Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM), samt kapacitetsstärkande stöd för organisationens utveckling av egna verktyg, metoder och riktlinjer m.m. Utöver det som utgör huvuddelen av Sidas stöd - landstöden, RRM och kapacitetsstärkande stöd - stödjer Sida även Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC) och Assessment Capacities Project (ACAPS) som båda utgör metodstöd syftande till att öka kvalitet, lärande och innovation inom den humanitära sektorn. ACAPS fokuserar på humanitära behovsbedömningar medan IDMC har ett skyddsfokus med specifik inriktning på internflyktingar. För 2016 föreslås att 17 länder från 2015 kvarstår medan CAR, Nigeria och Syrien tillkommer i och med ansökan för 2016. Burkina Faso och Ukraina fick stöd 2015 men faller bort 2016. Verksamhetsmässigt har vissa förändringar gjorts i vissa landstöd vilket är naturligt då behov vanligen förändras under ett krisförlopp. RRM-stödet föreslås uppgå till 20,000,000 då NRC är en viktig partner för Sidas möjlighet att snabbt ge humanitärt stöd i hastigt uppkomma kriser. Inom ramen för avtalet allokerades initialt SEK 138,000,000 för 2014, 10,000,000 för 2015 och 10,000,000 för 2016. Under 2014 gjordes följande beslut om medeltillförsel med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut 2014 – 002161: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 002338: Utökning av stöd till Pakistan och Irak med totalt 10,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 003710: Utökning av stöd till Djibouti med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Beslut 2014 – 004134: Utökning av RRM-potten med 5,000,000 (insatshanteringsregeln 3.11.2) Utöver dessa fyra beslut fattades ytterligare ett beslut om medeltillförsel från anslagsposten MENA: Beslut 2014 – 003708: Stöd till Irak om SEK12,400,000, avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040511 (insatsregeln 3.11.2). Totalt belopp på denna insats, 328,500,000 är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, 340,900,000. Under 2015 har följande beslut om medeltillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut om avtalsändring (allokering 2015) 2015-000851: Allokering 2015 till 19 länder och NRC metod och kapacitetsstöd om totalt SEK 155, 000,000. Beslut om avtalsändring 2015 -002511: Utökning av stöd till Jemen om SEK 5,000,000, Irak om SEK 4,000,000, Etiopien om SEK 5,000,000 och RRM-potten om SEK 10,000,000. Beslut om avtalsändring 2015-004101: Utökning av RRM medel om SEK 5,000,000 och utökning av stöd till Irak om SEK 3,370,701. De SEK 3,370,701 för Irak projektet allokerades från avräkningskonto 155161, insats 52040511 (insatsregeln 3.11.2). Totalt belopp på denna insats, SEK 362,600,000 är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, SEK 365,970,701. I tillägg till redan beslutade och överenskomna SEK 10,000,000 för användning med start 2016, fattas härmed beslut om att tillföra ytterligare SEK 154,500,000 baserat på Sidas bedömning av NRC:s ansökan för 2016. Totalt blir därmed den initiala allokeringen för 2016 SEK 164,500,000. NRC har ett behov av att Sidas medel, i dess helhet, betalas ut i början av året. Sida finansierar de största nu pågående humanitära kriserna via NRC och Sida delar NRC:s bedömning att det föreligger ett behov av att kunna planera och förbereda insatser utan fördröjning. Med hänsyn till detta bedöms det som motiverat att, med avsteg från Sidas normala rutiner om utbetalning vid ett flertal tillfällen per år, besluta om utbetalning på årsbasis. NRC är i huvudsak en direktimplementerande organisation med egna fältkontor i respektive land där insatser genomförs och vidareförmedlar endast undantagsvis. Organisationen har dock rutiner för att ingå formella partnerskap när så bedöms nödvändigt. För justerade bedömningar och uppdateringar se bilagd beredning. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Sweden NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -455134 -4778 -4777.57 NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council -404541 NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council -50592.66 NRC/Norwegian Refugee Council Humanitarian aid 2017-2020 Humanitärt bistånd 2017-2020 Meet humanitarian needs of women, men, girls and boys affected by crisis through rapid, efficient and flexible support. Sida will meet specific humanitarian needs, including those of groups in especially vulnerable situations Möta krisdrabbades kvinnors, mäns, flickors och pojkars humanitära behov genom snabbt, effektivt och flexibelt stöd. Sida ska möta specifika humanitära behov, inklusive hos grupper i särskilt utsatta situationer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-52120084 Sweden The Health Development Fund was launched 8 October 2015. The aim is to support the Ministry of Health and Child Care in the context of the 2016-2020 National Health Strategy to achieve its goals of improving the quality of Life of its citizens, through guaranteering every Zimbabwean across to comprehensive and effective health services. Mödradödligheten i Zimbabwe är fortfarande bland den högsta i Afrika (614 döda per 100 000 levande födda) trots en hög upptagning av mödravård före förlossning samt en stor andel förlossningar som äger rum på hälsofaciliteter (80%). Även barnadödligheten för barn under fem år är hög med 75 döda per 1000 levande födda. Utmaningarna ligger bl a i brist på utbildad personal, mediciner och annan utrustning samt bristfällig finansiering och ineffektiva referenssystem. De gör att hälsosektorn är ojämlik och brister i kvalitet. Barn och unga flickor är särskilt utsatta i Zimbabwe. Ett utryck för bristen på jämställdhet är förekomsten av sexuellt och könsrelaterat våld som främst riktas mot kvinnor och flickor. Oönskade graviditeter och barnäktenskap utgör också hot och kränkningar mot flickors rättigheter och hälsa. Ungdomars tillgång till och kunskap om sexuella och reproduktiva hälsotjänster och rättigheter är otillräcklig. Kunskap om och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa samt grundläggande mödra- och barnhälsovård är centralt för att minska tonårsgraviditeter och mödra- och barnadödligheten. Ambassaden bedömer att stöd till grundläggande hälsa, inklusive stärkande av hälsosystem och förbättrad kunskap och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) ligger väl i linje med nuvarande strategi för biståndet till Zimbabwe (2011-2016), som inkluderar grundläggande social service som ett målområde. Stödet ligger även väl i linje med innehållet i svenska regeringens beslut att utveckla ny strategi för biståndet i Zimbabwe (2016-2020). Särskilda dialogfrågor för ambassaden/Sverige är: - Ökat jämställdhets- och jämlikhetsperspektiv inom grundläggande hälsa, - SRHR med fokus på till gång till säker abort, sexuellt- och könsrelaterat våld (SGBV), ungdomars tillgång till SRHR, minskade tonårsgraviditeter och förhindrande av barnäktenskap. Motivet till dessa dialogfrågor är att ambassaden bedömer att det kan vara Sveriges specifika roll och mervärde i rådande givarkontext. Existerande givare har ett nära samarbete men ingen tydlig roll- eller arbetsfördelning i nuläget vad gäller frågor att driva och följa upp särskilt. EU och DFID har dock mer teknisk och analytisk expertis för att följa hälsoreformer i stort samt finansieringsfrågorna. Health Development Fund (HDF) lanserades 2015 som en givargemensam fond för hälsa i Zimbabwe för perioden 2016-2020. Det är en gemensam ansats av partners för att stödja hälsoministeriets nationella hälsostrategi (2016-2020) för att bidra till mer jämlik och kvalitativ hälsa i Zimbabwe med fokus på mödra- och barnhälsovård samt tillgång till SRHR för ungdomar. HDF bygger på erfarenheter från föregångaren Health Transition Fund (HTF), som administrerades och genomfördes av UNICEF. UNFPA drev samtidigt det sk Integrated Support Programme (ISP) med fokus på SRHR och ungdomars tillgång till hälsotjänster bland annat. En huvudsakling förändring med HDF är att UNICEF och UNFPA nu gör en gemensam ansats kring frågorna inom ramen för HDF. De övergripande målen är att halvera mödra- och barnadödligheten i Zimbabwe fram till år 2020, minska icke uppfyllda behov av tillgång till preventivmedel (familjeplanering), minska problemet med tillväxthämning p g a bristande nutrition och reducera HIV smitta från mödrar till barn, m m. Programmet inkluderar sju tematiska områden eller pelare i syfte att stärka hälsosystemet. Utgångspunkten är WHOs sex pelare. Fokus ligger på; 1.Mödravård, barnhälsovård samt nutrition, 2.Sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, 3. Mediciner och övriga produkter (t ex vacciner, preventivmedel), 4.Hälsopersonal, 5.Hälsofinansiering, 6.Hälsopolicy, planering, koordinering, uppföljning och utvärdering, 7. Tekniskt stöd, forskning och innovation. Exempel på aktiviteter inkluderar utbildning av "village health workers" och barnmorskor, immunisering och nutritionsinsatser. Programmet inkluderar även stöd till att omorganisera familjeplaneringsmyndigheten (ZNFPC) och uppdatera myndighetens riktlinjer, förbättra "maternity waiting homes" och erbjudande av SRHR tjänster integrerat inom ramen för den offentliga vården, samt flertalet aktiviteter för att nå ungdomar med SRHR information med fokus på flickor. Programmet innehåller även flertalet aktiviteter för att förstärka tillången till säker abort, minska tonårsgraviditeter och förstärka hälsosystemets respons gentemot de som utsatts för SGBV. UNICEF är administrativt ansvarig för fonden och ambassadens kontraktspart. UNICEF och UNFPA är gemensamt ansvarig för genomförandet av programmet. UNICEF har huvudansvaret för genomförandet av samtliga delar av programmet förutom området som fokuserar på SRHR specifikt som UNFPA ansvarar för. FN-organen kontrakterar i sin tur samarbetspartners som genomför verksamheten på lokal nivå. Programmets genomförande styrs via en styrkommitté där Zimbabwes hälsoministerium är ordförande med en givare som bisittare, i dagsläget EU. Sverige är medlem i kommittén och har rösträtt. Kommittén har även flertalet observatörer för att underlätta koordinering med övriga ministerier och civila samhället och med givare inom hälsoområdet som inte bidrar till hälsofonden. Programmet har en total budget på ca 682 miljoner USD på fem år. Under första året (2016) är budgeten på ca 119 miljoner USD, tillgängliga medel uppgår till 47 miljoner USD vilket lämnar ett finansiellt gap på ca 71 miljoner USD för 2016. Det innebär att prioriteringar kommer att göras i den årliga arbetsplanen och budgeten. Som princip får samtliga tematiska områden sin andel av tillgängliga medel - viktigt för att bygga hälsosystements alla funktioner, samtidigt som en konsekvens av finansieringsgapet är minskade pålägg (topping up) från HDF på hälsopersonalens löner. Ambassaden planerar ett stöd på 199 miljoner SEK för åren 2016-2020. Det utgör ca 3,5% av den totala föreslagna budgeten för HDF, men den totala budget bedöms dock vara orealistisk mot bakgrund av tidigare erfarenheter med föregångaren Health Transition Fund (HTF). Där lyckades man genom åren mobilisera ca 60% av budgeten, och trots detta uppnåddes mycket goda resultat visar statistik från 2014 (MICS) och relevant rapportering. Finansieringen från Sverige kommer att bidra till att minska det befintliga finansieringsgapet för 2016. Ambassaden kommer att bidra både till UNICEFs och UNFPAs ansvarsområden inom HDF. UNFPA ansvarar för ca 30% av programmets genomförande och UNICEF för ca 70% och det svenska bidraget kommer att fördelas till UNICEF och UNFPA på basis av detta. I praktiken görs detta via ett avtal mellan ambassaden och UNICEF (Standard Administrative Arrangement, SAA, for Joint Programmes), samt genom ett MoU mellan UNICEF och UNFPA. Regeringen allokerade 2016 ca 7% av budgeten till hälsosektorn, av detta går drygt 80% till löner. Således finns inget utrymme idag för regeringen att finansiera löpande kostnader och investeringar. Därtill befinner sig Zimbabwe i en djup ekonomisk kris. Största givarna till HDF är i dagsläget EU och DFID. Båda har ett långsiktigt perspektiv i sina stöd. Irish Aid bidrar även med en mindre summa och Schweiz överväger finansiering. Bidrag till HDF kommer även från GAVI, FN:s reguljära budget (UNICEF och UNFPA) samt H4+ (H6). Sverige skulle i storleksordning komma på tredje plats efter EU och DFID. Health Development Fund (HDF) är det enda programmet i sitt slag för att stärka hälsosystemet i stort och bedöms vara centralt för att adressera nyckelområden i syfte att förbättra kvinnors, ungdomars och barns hälsa. Ambassaden upphandlade en hälsostudie under hösten 2015 som inkluderade en bedömning av HDF för ett potentiellt framtida stöd från ambassaden. Studien rekommenderar svenskt stöd till fonden. The overall goal of Health Development Fund is to contribute reducing maternal mortality (by 50%) from 614 and under-5 mortality (by 50%) from 75, by ensuring equitable access to quality health services for women and children by 2020; and to contribute to the reduction of unmet need for family planning to 6,5%, halving the prevalence of stunting in children under-5 from 28% and eliminating MTCT by 2020, combating HIV and AIDS, Malaria and other prevalent diseases. The overall objectives of the HDF will remain the same. However with the current pandemic and the current health sector crisis these goals might not be reached.  HDF is currenlty responding to the pandemic and therefor the focus will be on curving the impact of Covid-19, not withstanding efforts will also be put on maintaining services in regards to family planing and curving maternal and child mortality. The attached presentation shows the current priorites and these might come to change as the situation evolves.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Basic health care COVID-19 control Statistical capacity building Basic Health Other Social Infrastructure & Services Following up against the overall goals and impact indicators: - Maternal Mortality rates did decrease, from 614 per 100 000 live births in 2014 to 462 in 2021 - but still higher than the target. - Under-five mortality rate was reduced from 75 to 65 per 1 000 live births (target 60) - Neonatal mortality rates actually increased from 29 to 32 per 1 000 live births (target 20) - Prevalence of stunting among children under five decreased from 28% to 23,5% (target 22%) - Incidence of cervical cancer reduced from 40,9 per 10 000 women to 36. (target 35) Important achievements under each thematic area: 1. Maternal Newborn and Child Health & Nutrition Improvements of Antenatal Care (ANC) with ANC coverage at 99,9% of facilities offering ANC services to expecting mothers at primary and secondary levels. 93% of pregnant women attending at least one ANC visit. In terms of quality of care, content coverage has also improved with an increase in women having blood pressure checked and blood samples taken. HDF supported the Ministry of Health in upskilling programme for Primary Care Nurses (PCNs), intended to improve performance as frontline workers managing primary care facilities. The proportion of health centres with at least one upskilled PCN increased during the programme period from 82% to 95%, ensuring that health facilities were staffed with midwifery competencies. The HDF contributed to the removal of user fees for ANC and thereby improving access to health services. During the programme period, the proportion of health facilities charging user fees decreased from 7,7% to 0,7%. With HDF support, the capacity of primary health care facilities to manage complications that may arise during pregnancy, labour, delivery and postnatal (Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care - EmONC) was greatly improved during the programme period and and service availability increased from 77,5% to 94,6%. The HDF supported the national immunization programme in various areas, including programme management and coordination, quality improvement of services, coverage and equity, scaling up renewable energy in health facilities and logistics. During the period, the government managed to take over financing procurement of traditional vaccines and has managed to provide adequate funding. The self-financing of traditional vaccines is a major achievement considering that the country was being supported by development partners for more than ten years. As a result of HDF activities, sick newborns and under-5 children have increased access to the integrated management of newborn and childhood illnesses (IMNCI). Proportion of health centres having at least on Health Worker trained on IMNCI increased from 86,5% to 90,5%. Key indicators for maternal, infant, young child, and adolescent nutrition (breastfeeding, minimum acceptable diet, stunting prevalence, etc) have improved since programme start. As part of HDF support to implementing the National Community Health Strategy, Village Health Workers (VHWs) were recruited, trained, deployed and equipped. By the end of the programme, at least 83% of villages had at least one capacitated VHW against a target of 82%. 2. Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights HDF assessment that during the programme period, five million unintended pregnancies, 1,25 million unsafe abortions and 17 200 maternal deaths were averted due to use of modern contraceptives. Total use of modern contraceptives in the country increased from 1,8 million to more than 2 million. Women's access to cervical cancer screening and treatment was strengthened. A total of more than 925 000 women were screened (target 740 700) and 84% of VIAC positive women accessed treatment against a target of 65%. Almost 12 800 SGBV survivors accessed health services within 72 hours in supported 20 districts. More than 92 000 survivors accessed one-stop centres and more than 23 000 survivors sought protection through the community-based shelters. 3. Medicines, Vaccines and Commodities The HDF health systems strengthening support was anchored around provision of essential medicines and commodities, which enabled at least 93% of the facilities to maintain above 80% availability of supplies in 2021 compared to 74% in 2016. The proportion of health facilities with at least 70% availability of traditional vaccines throughout the year was above 98% in 2021 compared to 92% in 2016. Technical assistance to the MoHCC helped in reducing possible duplications in procurement and allocating available resources effectively to most critical commodities. NatPharm saw an improvement in warehouse management through reduction in stock variances, general cleanliness, orderly processes, etc. 4. Human Resources Due to funding constraints within the programme, the HDF support to the Human Resources for Health retention allowances programme ended at the end of 2017. The HDF however continued to support salaries for MOHCC Head Office, Expanded Programme for Immunisation (EPI) staff as well as Village Health Workers (72% of the total number of VHWs in Zimbabwe). 5. Health Financing HDF supported Results Based Financing (RBF) at 67 secondary level health facilities and all primary health facilities in 42 districts and all Provincial Health Executive (PHE) Offices. The HDF supported RBF with approximately USD 60 million during the programme period. Of these funds, approximately 52% was earned by primary health care facilities, 35% by hospitals, 11% by District Health Executive and 2% by PHE Offices. The RBF programme was designed to ensure financial protection particularly to pregnant and lactating mothers, under five children and elderly by removing user fees. 7. Technical Support and Innovation A total of USD 3 million from Sweden was ringfenced for the Sustainable Energy for Health Facilities (SE4HF) and Surrounding Communities Programme, which aimed at improving health services through the provision of sustainable energy in health facilities and surrounding communities. The programme had three components: 1) solarizing 30 healthcare facilities, 2) developing a sustainability framework to guide operation and maintenance of the solar systems, and 3) promoting the use and household adoption of fuel-efficient cookstoves. The solar systems enabled 24/7 access to healthcare for more than half a million people. Through consistent energy supply, the solar systems enabled improved access to medical services and procedures contributing to reduced child mortality. Solarized staff quarters and health facility water points, improved conditions of care, improved water quality and supply at the facilities and surrounding communities and improved staff motivation and retention. Fuel efficient cookstoves were also introduced in two districts across 26 communities surrounding the newly solarized healthcare facilities. Households which adopted the cookstove model reported a reduced reliance on fossil fuels, reduced child respiratory infections from improved air quality and greater incomes for women who built and sold the cookstoves as a microbusiness. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52120084-5212008401 Sweden The Health Development Fund was launched 8 October 2015. The aim is to support the Ministry of Health and Child Care in the context of the 2016-2020 National Health Strategy to achieve its goals of improving the quality of Life of its citizens, through guaranteering every Zimbabwean across to comprehensive and effective health services. Mödradödligheten i Zimbabwe är fortfarande bland den högsta i Afrika (614 döda per 100 000 levande födda) trots en hög upptagning av mödravård före förlossning samt en stor andel förlossningar som äger rum på hälsofaciliteter (80%). Även barnadödligheten för barn under fem år är hög med 75 döda per 1000 levande födda. Utmaningarna ligger bl a i brist på utbildad personal, mediciner och annan utrustning samt bristfällig finansiering och ineffektiva referenssystem. De gör att hälsosektorn är ojämlik och brister i kvalitet. Barn och unga flickor är särskilt utsatta i Zimbabwe. Ett utryck för bristen på jämställdhet är förekomsten av sexuellt och könsrelaterat våld som främst riktas mot kvinnor och flickor. Oönskade graviditeter och barnäktenskap utgör också hot och kränkningar mot flickors rättigheter och hälsa. Ungdomars tillgång till och kunskap om sexuella och reproduktiva hälsotjänster och rättigheter är otillräcklig. Kunskap om och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa samt grundläggande mödra- och barnhälsovård är centralt för att minska tonårsgraviditeter och mödra- och barnadödligheten. Ambassaden bedömer att stöd till grundläggande hälsa, inklusive stärkande av hälsosystem och förbättrad kunskap och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) ligger väl i linje med nuvarande strategi för biståndet till Zimbabwe (2011-2016), som inkluderar grundläggande social service som ett målområde. Stödet ligger även väl i linje med innehållet i svenska regeringens beslut att utveckla ny strategi för biståndet i Zimbabwe (2016-2020). Särskilda dialogfrågor för ambassaden/Sverige är: - Ökat jämställdhets- och jämlikhetsperspektiv inom grundläggande hälsa, - SRHR med fokus på till gång till säker abort, sexuellt- och könsrelaterat våld (SGBV), ungdomars tillgång till SRHR, minskade tonårsgraviditeter och förhindrande av barnäktenskap. Motivet till dessa dialogfrågor är att ambassaden bedömer att det kan vara Sveriges specifika roll och mervärde i rådande givarkontext. Existerande givare har ett nära samarbete men ingen tydlig roll- eller arbetsfördelning i nuläget vad gäller frågor att driva och följa upp särskilt. EU och DFID har dock mer teknisk och analytisk expertis för att följa hälsoreformer i stort samt finansieringsfrågorna. Health Development Fund (HDF) lanserades 2015 som en givargemensam fond för hälsa i Zimbabwe för perioden 2016-2020. Det är en gemensam ansats av partners för att stödja hälsoministeriets nationella hälsostrategi (2016-2020) för att bidra till mer jämlik och kvalitativ hälsa i Zimbabwe med fokus på mödra- och barnhälsovård samt tillgång till SRHR för ungdomar. HDF bygger på erfarenheter från föregångaren Health Transition Fund (HTF), som administrerades och genomfördes av UNICEF. UNFPA drev samtidigt det sk Integrated Support Programme (ISP) med fokus på SRHR och ungdomars tillgång till hälsotjänster bland annat. En huvudsakling förändring med HDF är att UNICEF och UNFPA nu gör en gemensam ansats kring frågorna inom ramen för HDF. De övergripande målen är att halvera mödra- och barnadödligheten i Zimbabwe fram till år 2020, minska icke uppfyllda behov av tillgång till preventivmedel (familjeplanering), minska problemet med tillväxthämning p g a bristande nutrition och reducera HIV smitta från mödrar till barn, m m. Programmet inkluderar sju tematiska områden eller pelare i syfte att stärka hälsosystemet. Utgångspunkten är WHOs sex pelare. Fokus ligger på; 1.Mödravård, barnhälsovård samt nutrition, 2.Sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, 3. Mediciner och övriga produkter (t ex vacciner, preventivmedel), 4.Hälsopersonal, 5.Hälsofinansiering, 6.Hälsopolicy, planering, koordinering, uppföljning och utvärdering, 7. Tekniskt stöd, forskning och innovation. Exempel på aktiviteter inkluderar utbildning av "village health workers" och barnmorskor, immunisering och nutritionsinsatser. Programmet inkluderar även stöd till att omorganisera familjeplaneringsmyndigheten (ZNFPC) och uppdatera myndighetens riktlinjer, förbättra "maternity waiting homes" och erbjudande av SRHR tjänster integrerat inom ramen för den offentliga vården, samt flertalet aktiviteter för att nå ungdomar med SRHR information med fokus på flickor. Programmet innehåller även flertalet aktiviteter för att förstärka tillången till säker abort, minska tonårsgraviditeter och förstärka hälsosystemets respons gentemot de som utsatts för SGBV. UNICEF är administrativt ansvarig för fonden och ambassadens kontraktspart. UNICEF och UNFPA är gemensamt ansvarig för genomförandet av programmet. UNICEF har huvudansvaret för genomförandet av samtliga delar av programmet förutom området som fokuserar på SRHR specifikt som UNFPA ansvarar för. FN-organen kontrakterar i sin tur samarbetspartners som genomför verksamheten på lokal nivå. Programmets genomförande styrs via en styrkommitté där Zimbabwes hälsoministerium är ordförande med en givare som bisittare, i dagsläget EU. Sverige är medlem i kommittén och har rösträtt. Kommittén har även flertalet observatörer för att underlätta koordinering med övriga ministerier och civila samhället och med givare inom hälsoområdet som inte bidrar till hälsofonden. Programmet har en total budget på ca 682 miljoner USD på fem år. Under första året (2016) är budgeten på ca 119 miljoner USD, tillgängliga medel uppgår till 47 miljoner USD vilket lämnar ett finansiellt gap på ca 71 miljoner USD för 2016. Det innebär att prioriteringar kommer att göras i den årliga arbetsplanen och budgeten. Som princip får samtliga tematiska områden sin andel av tillgängliga medel - viktigt för att bygga hälsosystements alla funktioner, samtidigt som en konsekvens av finansieringsgapet är minskade pålägg (topping up) från HDF på hälsopersonalens löner. Ambassaden planerar ett stöd på 199 miljoner SEK för åren 2016-2020. Det utgör ca 3,5% av den totala föreslagna budgeten för HDF, men den totala budget bedöms dock vara orealistisk mot bakgrund av tidigare erfarenheter med föregångaren Health Transition Fund (HTF). Där lyckades man genom åren mobilisera ca 60% av budgeten, och trots detta uppnåddes mycket goda resultat visar statistik från 2014 (MICS) och relevant rapportering. Finansieringen från Sverige kommer att bidra till att minska det befintliga finansieringsgapet för 2016. Ambassaden kommer att bidra både till UNICEFs och UNFPAs ansvarsområden inom HDF. UNFPA ansvarar för ca 30% av programmets genomförande och UNICEF för ca 70% och det svenska bidraget kommer att fördelas till UNICEF och UNFPA på basis av detta. I praktiken görs detta via ett avtal mellan ambassaden och UNICEF (Standard Administrative Arrangement, SAA, for Joint Programmes), samt genom ett MoU mellan UNICEF och UNFPA. Regeringen allokerade 2016 ca 7% av budgeten till hälsosektorn, av detta går drygt 80% till löner. Således finns inget utrymme idag för regeringen att finansiera löpande kostnader och investeringar. Därtill befinner sig Zimbabwe i en djup ekonomisk kris. Största givarna till HDF är i dagsläget EU och DFID. Båda har ett långsiktigt perspektiv i sina stöd. Irish Aid bidrar även med en mindre summa och Schweiz överväger finansiering. Bidrag till HDF kommer även från GAVI, FN:s reguljära budget (UNICEF och UNFPA) samt H4+ (H6). Sverige skulle i storleksordning komma på tredje plats efter EU och DFID. Health Development Fund (HDF) är det enda programmet i sitt slag för att stärka hälsosystemet i stort och bedöms vara centralt för att adressera nyckelområden i syfte att förbättra kvinnors, ungdomars och barns hälsa. Ambassaden upphandlade en hälsostudie under hösten 2015 som inkluderade en bedömning av HDF för ett potentiellt framtida stöd från ambassaden. Studien rekommenderar svenskt stöd till fonden. The overall goal of Health Development Fund is to contribute reducing maternal mortality (by 50%) from 614 and under-5 mortality (by 50%) from 75, by ensuring equitable access to quality health services for women and children by 2020; and to contribute to the reduction of unmet need for family planning to 6,5%, halving the prevalence of stunting in children under-5 from 28% and eliminating MTCT by 2020, combating HIV and AIDS, Malaria and other prevalent diseases. The overall objectives of the HDF will remain the same. However with the current pandemic and the current health sector crisis these goals might not be reached.  HDF is currenlty responding to the pandemic and therefor the focus will be on curving the impact of Covid-19, not withstanding efforts will also be put on maintaining services in regards to family planing and curving maternal and child mortality. The attached presentation shows the current priorites and these might come to change as the situation evolves.  Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 49000000 50000000 0 0 0 0 49000000 50000000 0 50000000 0 49000000 -50000000 50000000 -50000000 -49000000 0 0 -50000000 50000000 0 99000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 49000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 50000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-52120084-5212008402 Sweden The Health Development Fund was launched 8 October 2015. The aim is to support the Ministry of Health and Child Care in the context of the 2016-2020 National Health Strategy to achieve its goals of improving the quality of Life of its citizens, through guaranteering every Zimbabwean across to comprehensive and effective health services. Mödradödligheten i Zimbabwe är fortfarande bland den högsta i Afrika (614 döda per 100 000 levande födda) trots en hög upptagning av mödravård före förlossning samt en stor andel förlossningar som äger rum på hälsofaciliteter (80%). Även barnadödligheten för barn under fem år är hög med 75 döda per 1000 levande födda. Utmaningarna ligger bl a i brist på utbildad personal, mediciner och annan utrustning samt bristfällig finansiering och ineffektiva referenssystem. De gör att hälsosektorn är ojämlik och brister i kvalitet. Barn och unga flickor är särskilt utsatta i Zimbabwe. Ett utryck för bristen på jämställdhet är förekomsten av sexuellt och könsrelaterat våld som främst riktas mot kvinnor och flickor. Oönskade graviditeter och barnäktenskap utgör också hot och kränkningar mot flickors rättigheter och hälsa. Ungdomars tillgång till och kunskap om sexuella och reproduktiva hälsotjänster och rättigheter är otillräcklig. Kunskap om och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa samt grundläggande mödra- och barnhälsovård är centralt för att minska tonårsgraviditeter och mödra- och barnadödligheten. Ambassaden bedömer att stöd till grundläggande hälsa, inklusive stärkande av hälsosystem och förbättrad kunskap och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) ligger väl i linje med nuvarande strategi för biståndet till Zimbabwe (2011-2016), som inkluderar grundläggande social service som ett målområde. Stödet ligger även väl i linje med innehållet i svenska regeringens beslut att utveckla ny strategi för biståndet i Zimbabwe (2016-2020). Särskilda dialogfrågor för ambassaden/Sverige är: - Ökat jämställdhets- och jämlikhetsperspektiv inom grundläggande hälsa, - SRHR med fokus på till gång till säker abort, sexuellt- och könsrelaterat våld (SGBV), ungdomars tillgång till SRHR, minskade tonårsgraviditeter och förhindrande av barnäktenskap. Motivet till dessa dialogfrågor är att ambassaden bedömer att det kan vara Sveriges specifika roll och mervärde i rådande givarkontext. Existerande givare har ett nära samarbete men ingen tydlig roll- eller arbetsfördelning i nuläget vad gäller frågor att driva och följa upp särskilt. EU och DFID har dock mer teknisk och analytisk expertis för att följa hälsoreformer i stort samt finansieringsfrågorna. Health Development Fund (HDF) lanserades 2015 som en givargemensam fond för hälsa i Zimbabwe för perioden 2016-2020. Det är en gemensam ansats av partners för att stödja hälsoministeriets nationella hälsostrategi (2016-2020) för att bidra till mer jämlik och kvalitativ hälsa i Zimbabwe med fokus på mödra- och barnhälsovård samt tillgång till SRHR för ungdomar. HDF bygger på erfarenheter från föregångaren Health Transition Fund (HTF), som administrerades och genomfördes av UNICEF. UNFPA drev samtidigt det sk Integrated Support Programme (ISP) med fokus på SRHR och ungdomars tillgång till hälsotjänster bland annat. En huvudsakling förändring med HDF är att UNICEF och UNFPA nu gör en gemensam ansats kring frågorna inom ramen för HDF. De övergripande målen är att halvera mödra- och barnadödligheten i Zimbabwe fram till år 2020, minska icke uppfyllda behov av tillgång till preventivmedel (familjeplanering), minska problemet med tillväxthämning p g a bristande nutrition och reducera HIV smitta från mödrar till barn, m m. Programmet inkluderar sju tematiska områden eller pelare i syfte att stärka hälsosystemet. Utgångspunkten är WHOs sex pelare. Fokus ligger på; 1.Mödravård, barnhälsovård samt nutrition, 2.Sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, 3. Mediciner och övriga produkter (t ex vacciner, preventivmedel), 4.Hälsopersonal, 5.Hälsofinansiering, 6.Hälsopolicy, planering, koordinering, uppföljning och utvärdering, 7. Tekniskt stöd, forskning och innovation. Exempel på aktiviteter inkluderar utbildning av "village health workers" och barnmorskor, immunisering och nutritionsinsatser. Programmet inkluderar även stöd till att omorganisera familjeplaneringsmyndigheten (ZNFPC) och uppdatera myndighetens riktlinjer, förbättra "maternity waiting homes" och erbjudande av SRHR tjänster integrerat inom ramen för den offentliga vården, samt flertalet aktiviteter för att nå ungdomar med SRHR information med fokus på flickor. Programmet innehåller även flertalet aktiviteter för att förstärka tillången till säker abort, minska tonårsgraviditeter och förstärka hälsosystemets respons gentemot de som utsatts för SGBV. UNICEF är administrativt ansvarig för fonden och ambassadens kontraktspart. UNICEF och UNFPA är gemensamt ansvarig för genomförandet av programmet. UNICEF har huvudansvaret för genomförandet av samtliga delar av programmet förutom området som fokuserar på SRHR specifikt som UNFPA ansvarar för. FN-organen kontrakterar i sin tur samarbetspartners som genomför verksamheten på lokal nivå. Programmets genomförande styrs via en styrkommitté där Zimbabwes hälsoministerium är ordförande med en givare som bisittare, i dagsläget EU. Sverige är medlem i kommittén och har rösträtt. Kommittén har även flertalet observatörer för att underlätta koordinering med övriga ministerier och civila samhället och med givare inom hälsoområdet som inte bidrar till hälsofonden. Programmet har en total budget på ca 682 miljoner USD på fem år. Under första året (2016) är budgeten på ca 119 miljoner USD, tillgängliga medel uppgår till 47 miljoner USD vilket lämnar ett finansiellt gap på ca 71 miljoner USD för 2016. Det innebär att prioriteringar kommer att göras i den årliga arbetsplanen och budgeten. Som princip får samtliga tematiska områden sin andel av tillgängliga medel - viktigt för att bygga hälsosystements alla funktioner, samtidigt som en konsekvens av finansieringsgapet är minskade pålägg (topping up) från HDF på hälsopersonalens löner. Ambassaden planerar ett stöd på 199 miljoner SEK för åren 2016-2020. Det utgör ca 3,5% av den totala föreslagna budgeten för HDF, men den totala budget bedöms dock vara orealistisk mot bakgrund av tidigare erfarenheter med föregångaren Health Transition Fund (HTF). Där lyckades man genom åren mobilisera ca 60% av budgeten, och trots detta uppnåddes mycket goda resultat visar statistik från 2014 (MICS) och relevant rapportering. Finansieringen från Sverige kommer att bidra till att minska det befintliga finansieringsgapet för 2016. Ambassaden kommer att bidra både till UNICEFs och UNFPAs ansvarsområden inom HDF. UNFPA ansvarar för ca 30% av programmets genomförande och UNICEF för ca 70% och det svenska bidraget kommer att fördelas till UNICEF och UNFPA på basis av detta. I praktiken görs detta via ett avtal mellan ambassaden och UNICEF (Standard Administrative Arrangement, SAA, for Joint Programmes), samt genom ett MoU mellan UNICEF och UNFPA. Regeringen allokerade 2016 ca 7% av budgeten till hälsosektorn, av detta går drygt 80% till löner. Således finns inget utrymme idag för regeringen att finansiera löpande kostnader och investeringar. Därtill befinner sig Zimbabwe i en djup ekonomisk kris. Största givarna till HDF är i dagsläget EU och DFID. Båda har ett långsiktigt perspektiv i sina stöd. Irish Aid bidrar även med en mindre summa och Schweiz överväger finansiering. Bidrag till HDF kommer även från GAVI, FN:s reguljära budget (UNICEF och UNFPA) samt H4+ (H6). Sverige skulle i storleksordning komma på tredje plats efter EU och DFID. Health Development Fund (HDF) är det enda programmet i sitt slag för att stärka hälsosystemet i stort och bedöms vara centralt för att adressera nyckelområden i syfte att förbättra kvinnors, ungdomars och barns hälsa. Ambassaden upphandlade en hälsostudie under hösten 2015 som inkluderade en bedömning av HDF för ett potentiellt framtida stöd från ambassaden. Studien rekommenderar svenskt stöd till fonden. The overall goal of Health Development Fund is to contribute reducing maternal mortality (by 50%) from 614 and under-5 mortality (by 50%) from 75, by ensuring equitable access to quality health services for women and children by 2020; and to contribute to the reduction of unmet need for family planning to 6,5%, halving the prevalence of stunting in children under-5 from 28% and eliminating MTCT by 2020, combating HIV and AIDS, Malaria and other prevalent diseases. The overall objectives of the HDF will remain the same. However with the current pandemic and the current health sector crisis these goals might not be reached.  HDF is currenlty responding to the pandemic and therefor the focus will be on curving the impact of Covid-19, not withstanding efforts will also be put on maintaining services in regards to family planing and curving maternal and child mortality. The attached presentation shows the current priorites and these might come to change as the situation evolves.  Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.c - Substantially increase health financing and the recruitment, development, training and retention of the health workforce in developing countries, especially in least developed countries and small island developing States. 3.c - Väsentligt stärka finansieringen av hälso- och sjukvården liksom insatserna för att rekrytera, utveckla, utbilda och behålla hälso- och sjukvårdspersonal i utvecklingsländerna, särskilt i de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 35000000 60000000 40000000 50000000 0 25000000 0 0 40000000 40000000 50000000 25000000 10000000 0 20000000 170000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 40000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 25000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 25000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 10000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 40000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 20000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 40000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 50000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Improved conditions for democratic governance, reducing corruption, responsibility and accountability in public institutions. Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i de offentliga institutionerna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved access to quality health care, including enhanced sustainability and capacity of the health system, with a focus on women and children. Förbättrad tillgång till god hälso- och sjukvård, inklusive stärkt hållbarhet och kapacitet i hälsosystemet, med fokus på kvinnor och barn. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Increased access to and respect for SRHR, especially for young people. Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, framförallt för unga människor. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-52120084-5212008403 Sweden The Health Development Fund was launched 8 October 2015. The aim is to support the Ministry of Health and Child Care in the context of the 2016-2020 National Health Strategy to achieve its goals of improving the quality of Life of its citizens, through guaranteering every Zimbabwean across to comprehensive and effective health services. Mödradödligheten i Zimbabwe är fortfarande bland den högsta i Afrika (614 döda per 100 000 levande födda) trots en hög upptagning av mödravård före förlossning samt en stor andel förlossningar som äger rum på hälsofaciliteter (80%). Även barnadödligheten för barn under fem år är hög med 75 döda per 1000 levande födda. Utmaningarna ligger bl a i brist på utbildad personal, mediciner och annan utrustning samt bristfällig finansiering och ineffektiva referenssystem. De gör att hälsosektorn är ojämlik och brister i kvalitet. Barn och unga flickor är särskilt utsatta i Zimbabwe. Ett utryck för bristen på jämställdhet är förekomsten av sexuellt och könsrelaterat våld som främst riktas mot kvinnor och flickor. Oönskade graviditeter och barnäktenskap utgör också hot och kränkningar mot flickors rättigheter och hälsa. Ungdomars tillgång till och kunskap om sexuella och reproduktiva hälsotjänster och rättigheter är otillräcklig. Kunskap om och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa samt grundläggande mödra- och barnhälsovård är centralt för att minska tonårsgraviditeter och mödra- och barnadödligheten. Ambassaden bedömer att stöd till grundläggande hälsa, inklusive stärkande av hälsosystem och förbättrad kunskap och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) ligger väl i linje med nuvarande strategi för biståndet till Zimbabwe (2011-2016), som inkluderar grundläggande social service som ett målområde. Stödet ligger även väl i linje med innehållet i svenska regeringens beslut att utveckla ny strategi för biståndet i Zimbabwe (2016-2020). Särskilda dialogfrågor för ambassaden/Sverige är: - Ökat jämställdhets- och jämlikhetsperspektiv inom grundläggande hälsa, - SRHR med fokus på till gång till säker abort, sexuellt- och könsrelaterat våld (SGBV), ungdomars tillgång till SRHR, minskade tonårsgraviditeter och förhindrande av barnäktenskap. Motivet till dessa dialogfrågor är att ambassaden bedömer att det kan vara Sveriges specifika roll och mervärde i rådande givarkontext. Existerande givare har ett nära samarbete men ingen tydlig roll- eller arbetsfördelning i nuläget vad gäller frågor att driva och följa upp särskilt. EU och DFID har dock mer teknisk och analytisk expertis för att följa hälsoreformer i stort samt finansieringsfrågorna. Health Development Fund (HDF) lanserades 2015 som en givargemensam fond för hälsa i Zimbabwe för perioden 2016-2020. Det är en gemensam ansats av partners för att stödja hälsoministeriets nationella hälsostrategi (2016-2020) för att bidra till mer jämlik och kvalitativ hälsa i Zimbabwe med fokus på mödra- och barnhälsovård samt tillgång till SRHR för ungdomar. HDF bygger på erfarenheter från föregångaren Health Transition Fund (HTF), som administrerades och genomfördes av UNICEF. UNFPA drev samtidigt det sk Integrated Support Programme (ISP) med fokus på SRHR och ungdomars tillgång till hälsotjänster bland annat. En huvudsakling förändring med HDF är att UNICEF och UNFPA nu gör en gemensam ansats kring frågorna inom ramen för HDF. De övergripande målen är att halvera mödra- och barnadödligheten i Zimbabwe fram till år 2020, minska icke uppfyllda behov av tillgång till preventivmedel (familjeplanering), minska problemet med tillväxthämning p g a bristande nutrition och reducera HIV smitta från mödrar till barn, m m. Programmet inkluderar sju tematiska områden eller pelare i syfte att stärka hälsosystemet. Utgångspunkten är WHOs sex pelare. Fokus ligger på; 1.Mödravård, barnhälsovård samt nutrition, 2.Sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, 3. Mediciner och övriga produkter (t ex vacciner, preventivmedel), 4.Hälsopersonal, 5.Hälsofinansiering, 6.Hälsopolicy, planering, koordinering, uppföljning och utvärdering, 7. Tekniskt stöd, forskning och innovation. Exempel på aktiviteter inkluderar utbildning av "village health workers" och barnmorskor, immunisering och nutritionsinsatser. Programmet inkluderar även stöd till att omorganisera familjeplaneringsmyndigheten (ZNFPC) och uppdatera myndighetens riktlinjer, förbättra "maternity waiting homes" och erbjudande av SRHR tjänster integrerat inom ramen för den offentliga vården, samt flertalet aktiviteter för att nå ungdomar med SRHR information med fokus på flickor. Programmet innehåller även flertalet aktiviteter för att förstärka tillången till säker abort, minska tonårsgraviditeter och förstärka hälsosystemets respons gentemot de som utsatts för SGBV. UNICEF är administrativt ansvarig för fonden och ambassadens kontraktspart. UNICEF och UNFPA är gemensamt ansvarig för genomförandet av programmet. UNICEF har huvudansvaret för genomförandet av samtliga delar av programmet förutom området som fokuserar på SRHR specifikt som UNFPA ansvarar för. FN-organen kontrakterar i sin tur samarbetspartners som genomför verksamheten på lokal nivå. Programmets genomförande styrs via en styrkommitté där Zimbabwes hälsoministerium är ordförande med en givare som bisittare, i dagsläget EU. Sverige är medlem i kommittén och har rösträtt. Kommittén har även flertalet observatörer för att underlätta koordinering med övriga ministerier och civila samhället och med givare inom hälsoområdet som inte bidrar till hälsofonden. Programmet har en total budget på ca 682 miljoner USD på fem år. Under första året (2016) är budgeten på ca 119 miljoner USD, tillgängliga medel uppgår till 47 miljoner USD vilket lämnar ett finansiellt gap på ca 71 miljoner USD för 2016. Det innebär att prioriteringar kommer att göras i den årliga arbetsplanen och budgeten. Som princip får samtliga tematiska områden sin andel av tillgängliga medel - viktigt för att bygga hälsosystements alla funktioner, samtidigt som en konsekvens av finansieringsgapet är minskade pålägg (topping up) från HDF på hälsopersonalens löner. Ambassaden planerar ett stöd på 199 miljoner SEK för åren 2016-2020. Det utgör ca 3,5% av den totala föreslagna budgeten för HDF, men den totala budget bedöms dock vara orealistisk mot bakgrund av tidigare erfarenheter med föregångaren Health Transition Fund (HTF). Där lyckades man genom åren mobilisera ca 60% av budgeten, och trots detta uppnåddes mycket goda resultat visar statistik från 2014 (MICS) och relevant rapportering. Finansieringen från Sverige kommer att bidra till att minska det befintliga finansieringsgapet för 2016. Ambassaden kommer att bidra både till UNICEFs och UNFPAs ansvarsområden inom HDF. UNFPA ansvarar för ca 30% av programmets genomförande och UNICEF för ca 70% och det svenska bidraget kommer att fördelas till UNICEF och UNFPA på basis av detta. I praktiken görs detta via ett avtal mellan ambassaden och UNICEF (Standard Administrative Arrangement, SAA, for Joint Programmes), samt genom ett MoU mellan UNICEF och UNFPA. Regeringen allokerade 2016 ca 7% av budgeten till hälsosektorn, av detta går drygt 80% till löner. Således finns inget utrymme idag för regeringen att finansiera löpande kostnader och investeringar. Därtill befinner sig Zimbabwe i en djup ekonomisk kris. Största givarna till HDF är i dagsläget EU och DFID. Båda har ett långsiktigt perspektiv i sina stöd. Irish Aid bidrar även med en mindre summa och Schweiz överväger finansiering. Bidrag till HDF kommer även från GAVI, FN:s reguljära budget (UNICEF och UNFPA) samt H4+ (H6). Sverige skulle i storleksordning komma på tredje plats efter EU och DFID. Health Development Fund (HDF) är det enda programmet i sitt slag för att stärka hälsosystemet i stort och bedöms vara centralt för att adressera nyckelområden i syfte att förbättra kvinnors, ungdomars och barns hälsa. Ambassaden upphandlade en hälsostudie under hösten 2015 som inkluderade en bedömning av HDF för ett potentiellt framtida stöd från ambassaden. Studien rekommenderar svenskt stöd till fonden. The overall goal of Health Development Fund is to contribute reducing maternal mortality (by 50%) from 614 and under-5 mortality (by 50%) from 75, by ensuring equitable access to quality health services for women and children by 2020; and to contribute to the reduction of unmet need for family planning to 6,5%, halving the prevalence of stunting in children under-5 from 28% and eliminating MTCT by 2020, combating HIV and AIDS, Malaria and other prevalent diseases. The overall objectives of the HDF will remain the same. However with the current pandemic and the current health sector crisis these goals might not be reached.  HDF is currenlty responding to the pandemic and therefor the focus will be on curving the impact of Covid-19, not withstanding efforts will also be put on maintaining services in regards to family planing and curving maternal and child mortality. The attached presentation shows the current priorites and these might come to change as the situation evolves.  Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 0 10000000 10000000 30000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 10000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 10000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 10000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Improved access to renewable energy that is socially and environmentally sustainable. Förbättrad tillgång till förnyelsebar energi som är socialt och miljömässigt hållbar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-52120084-5212008404 Sweden The Health Development Fund was launched 8 October 2015. The aim is to support the Ministry of Health and Child Care in the context of the 2016-2020 National Health Strategy to achieve its goals of improving the quality of Life of its citizens, through guaranteering every Zimbabwean across to comprehensive and effective health services. Mödradödligheten i Zimbabwe är fortfarande bland den högsta i Afrika (614 döda per 100 000 levande födda) trots en hög upptagning av mödravård före förlossning samt en stor andel förlossningar som äger rum på hälsofaciliteter (80%). Även barnadödligheten för barn under fem år är hög med 75 döda per 1000 levande födda. Utmaningarna ligger bl a i brist på utbildad personal, mediciner och annan utrustning samt bristfällig finansiering och ineffektiva referenssystem. De gör att hälsosektorn är ojämlik och brister i kvalitet. Barn och unga flickor är särskilt utsatta i Zimbabwe. Ett utryck för bristen på jämställdhet är förekomsten av sexuellt och könsrelaterat våld som främst riktas mot kvinnor och flickor. Oönskade graviditeter och barnäktenskap utgör också hot och kränkningar mot flickors rättigheter och hälsa. Ungdomars tillgång till och kunskap om sexuella och reproduktiva hälsotjänster och rättigheter är otillräcklig. Kunskap om och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa samt grundläggande mödra- och barnhälsovård är centralt för att minska tonårsgraviditeter och mödra- och barnadödligheten. Ambassaden bedömer att stöd till grundläggande hälsa, inklusive stärkande av hälsosystem och förbättrad kunskap och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) ligger väl i linje med nuvarande strategi för biståndet till Zimbabwe (2011-2016), som inkluderar grundläggande social service som ett målområde. Stödet ligger även väl i linje med innehållet i svenska regeringens beslut att utveckla ny strategi för biståndet i Zimbabwe (2016-2020). Särskilda dialogfrågor för ambassaden/Sverige är: - Ökat jämställdhets- och jämlikhetsperspektiv inom grundläggande hälsa, - SRHR med fokus på till gång till säker abort, sexuellt- och könsrelaterat våld (SGBV), ungdomars tillgång till SRHR, minskade tonårsgraviditeter och förhindrande av barnäktenskap. Motivet till dessa dialogfrågor är att ambassaden bedömer att det kan vara Sveriges specifika roll och mervärde i rådande givarkontext. Existerande givare har ett nära samarbete men ingen tydlig roll- eller arbetsfördelning i nuläget vad gäller frågor att driva och följa upp särskilt. EU och DFID har dock mer teknisk och analytisk expertis för att följa hälsoreformer i stort samt finansieringsfrågorna. Health Development Fund (HDF) lanserades 2015 som en givargemensam fond för hälsa i Zimbabwe för perioden 2016-2020. Det är en gemensam ansats av partners för att stödja hälsoministeriets nationella hälsostrategi (2016-2020) för att bidra till mer jämlik och kvalitativ hälsa i Zimbabwe med fokus på mödra- och barnhälsovård samt tillgång till SRHR för ungdomar. HDF bygger på erfarenheter från föregångaren Health Transition Fund (HTF), som administrerades och genomfördes av UNICEF. UNFPA drev samtidigt det sk Integrated Support Programme (ISP) med fokus på SRHR och ungdomars tillgång till hälsotjänster bland annat. En huvudsakling förändring med HDF är att UNICEF och UNFPA nu gör en gemensam ansats kring frågorna inom ramen för HDF. De övergripande målen är att halvera mödra- och barnadödligheten i Zimbabwe fram till år 2020, minska icke uppfyllda behov av tillgång till preventivmedel (familjeplanering), minska problemet med tillväxthämning p g a bristande nutrition och reducera HIV smitta från mödrar till barn, m m. Programmet inkluderar sju tematiska områden eller pelare i syfte att stärka hälsosystemet. Utgångspunkten är WHOs sex pelare. Fokus ligger på; 1.Mödravård, barnhälsovård samt nutrition, 2.Sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, 3. Mediciner och övriga produkter (t ex vacciner, preventivmedel), 4.Hälsopersonal, 5.Hälsofinansiering, 6.Hälsopolicy, planering, koordinering, uppföljning och utvärdering, 7. Tekniskt stöd, forskning och innovation. Exempel på aktiviteter inkluderar utbildning av "village health workers" och barnmorskor, immunisering och nutritionsinsatser. Programmet inkluderar även stöd till att omorganisera familjeplaneringsmyndigheten (ZNFPC) och uppdatera myndighetens riktlinjer, förbättra "maternity waiting homes" och erbjudande av SRHR tjänster integrerat inom ramen för den offentliga vården, samt flertalet aktiviteter för att nå ungdomar med SRHR information med fokus på flickor. Programmet innehåller även flertalet aktiviteter för att förstärka tillången till säker abort, minska tonårsgraviditeter och förstärka hälsosystemets respons gentemot de som utsatts för SGBV. UNICEF är administrativt ansvarig för fonden och ambassadens kontraktspart. UNICEF och UNFPA är gemensamt ansvarig för genomförandet av programmet. UNICEF har huvudansvaret för genomförandet av samtliga delar av programmet förutom området som fokuserar på SRHR specifikt som UNFPA ansvarar för. FN-organen kontrakterar i sin tur samarbetspartners som genomför verksamheten på lokal nivå. Programmets genomförande styrs via en styrkommitté där Zimbabwes hälsoministerium är ordförande med en givare som bisittare, i dagsläget EU. Sverige är medlem i kommittén och har rösträtt. Kommittén har även flertalet observatörer för att underlätta koordinering med övriga ministerier och civila samhället och med givare inom hälsoområdet som inte bidrar till hälsofonden. Programmet har en total budget på ca 682 miljoner USD på fem år. Under första året (2016) är budgeten på ca 119 miljoner USD, tillgängliga medel uppgår till 47 miljoner USD vilket lämnar ett finansiellt gap på ca 71 miljoner USD för 2016. Det innebär att prioriteringar kommer att göras i den årliga arbetsplanen och budgeten. Som princip får samtliga tematiska områden sin andel av tillgängliga medel - viktigt för att bygga hälsosystements alla funktioner, samtidigt som en konsekvens av finansieringsgapet är minskade pålägg (topping up) från HDF på hälsopersonalens löner. Ambassaden planerar ett stöd på 199 miljoner SEK för åren 2016-2020. Det utgör ca 3,5% av den totala föreslagna budgeten för HDF, men den totala budget bedöms dock vara orealistisk mot bakgrund av tidigare erfarenheter med föregångaren Health Transition Fund (HTF). Där lyckades man genom åren mobilisera ca 60% av budgeten, och trots detta uppnåddes mycket goda resultat visar statistik från 2014 (MICS) och relevant rapportering. Finansieringen från Sverige kommer att bidra till att minska det befintliga finansieringsgapet för 2016. Ambassaden kommer att bidra både till UNICEFs och UNFPAs ansvarsområden inom HDF. UNFPA ansvarar för ca 30% av programmets genomförande och UNICEF för ca 70% och det svenska bidraget kommer att fördelas till UNICEF och UNFPA på basis av detta. I praktiken görs detta via ett avtal mellan ambassaden och UNICEF (Standard Administrative Arrangement, SAA, for Joint Programmes), samt genom ett MoU mellan UNICEF och UNFPA. Regeringen allokerade 2016 ca 7% av budgeten till hälsosektorn, av detta går drygt 80% till löner. Således finns inget utrymme idag för regeringen att finansiera löpande kostnader och investeringar. Därtill befinner sig Zimbabwe i en djup ekonomisk kris. Största givarna till HDF är i dagsläget EU och DFID. Båda har ett långsiktigt perspektiv i sina stöd. Irish Aid bidrar även med en mindre summa och Schweiz överväger finansiering. Bidrag till HDF kommer även från GAVI, FN:s reguljära budget (UNICEF och UNFPA) samt H4+ (H6). Sverige skulle i storleksordning komma på tredje plats efter EU och DFID. Health Development Fund (HDF) är det enda programmet i sitt slag för att stärka hälsosystemet i stort och bedöms vara centralt för att adressera nyckelområden i syfte att förbättra kvinnors, ungdomars och barns hälsa. Ambassaden upphandlade en hälsostudie under hösten 2015 som inkluderade en bedömning av HDF för ett potentiellt framtida stöd från ambassaden. Studien rekommenderar svenskt stöd till fonden. The overall goal of Health Development Fund is to contribute reducing maternal mortality (by 50%) from 614 and under-5 mortality (by 50%) from 75, by ensuring equitable access to quality health services for women and children by 2020; and to contribute to the reduction of unmet need for family planning to 6,5%, halving the prevalence of stunting in children under-5 from 28% and eliminating MTCT by 2020, combating HIV and AIDS, Malaria and other prevalent diseases. The overall objectives of the HDF will remain the same. However with the current pandemic and the current health sector crisis these goals might not be reached.  HDF is currenlty responding to the pandemic and therefor the focus will be on curving the impact of Covid-19, not withstanding efforts will also be put on maintaining services in regards to family planing and curving maternal and child mortality. The attached presentation shows the current priorites and these might come to change as the situation evolves.  Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 3500000 3500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 3500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Improved conditions for democratic governance, reducing corruption, responsibility and accountability in public institutions. Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i de offentliga institutionerna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52120103 Sweden Culture Actions, seeks to harness the transformative power of the creative arts to challenge retrogressive societal norms aimed at reducing gender-based violence amongst women and girls aged 15 and 44 years; and at the same time mainstreaming environmental sustainability within targeted communities. Sverige har bidragit till Zimbabwes kultur fond "Culture Fund" sedan 2006, och här föreslås ett ytterligare bidrag på sammanlagt 12 000 000 SEK för perioden 2017 till 2021. Ambassaden bedömer att projektet förhåller sig väl till nuvarande och kommande strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe, särskilt vad gäller teman som: jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter samt miljö- och klimatförändringar. Projektet syftar även till att synliggöra och utmana samhällsattityderna relaterade till genusrelaterat våld med särskilt fokus på barnäktenskap. Projektet avser även att öka människors medvetenhet kring miljömässig hållbarhet och klimatfrågor. Genom att använda kultur som metod ämnar man påverka och ändra nuvarande normer. Culture Fund avser även stärka kvinnors kunskap och roll som beslutstagare. Ambassaden bedömer att projektet som syftar till att stärka förutsättningarna för jämställdhet och respekten för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor, samt öka samhällens motståndskraft mot naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar ligger väl i linje med Sveriges prioriteringar. Ambassaden anser att projektet är i linje med det multilaterala utvecklingssamarbetets principer angående samfinansiering då Culture Fund även stöds av EU och USAID. Projektet ligger väl i linje med Agenda 2030 och kommer även att stärka genomförandet av de globala målen i landet. The overall objective of the Culture Actions intervention is to: Harness the transformative power of the creative arts to challenge retrogressive societal norms aimed at; reducing gender based violence (GBV) amongst women and girls aged between 15 and 44 years.    The updated results areas are: 1. Reduce Gender Based Violence (GBV) amongst girls and women aged between 15 and 44 years.2. Reduce child marriages for girls below the age of 18 years.3. Enhance capacities of communities to become resilient and adapt to climate change4. Increase agency by boys and men for reducing GBV amongst girls and women. Result area three has been updated to show how the intervention will enhance community preparedness and resilience beyond broader climate change awareness. This is particularly important for Chipinge and Chimanimani that have had negative effects of Cyclone Idai. The Embassy has assessed that with the prevalence in climate shocks it is critical to enhance community preparedness of the most vulnerable. This is in direct response to the Multi-dimensional Poverty Analysis conducted by the Embassy in 2019 that highlighted the need to strengthen preparedness for the most vulnerable communities.  Result area four is new and emphasises the need to have  increased agency by boys and men for reducing GBV amongst girls and women. While Culture Actions targeted women and girls, the intervention did not target men and boys as agencies for change. The upscale will design creative kits for engaging men and boys on cultural arguments fostering GBV, child marriage and climate change awareness. The Embassy assessed that the inclusion of men and boys will strengthen the results of the project, enhance the referral pathway through effective support structures and to a greater extent ensure continuity beyond Embassy funding.  The intervention will work closely in strengthening the referral pathway for GBV victims.  Emerging Culture Fund monitoring  and evaluation,  evidence points to a growing need for GBV and child marriage referral services through a proper tracking systems The involvement of men and boys in local communities  will further ensure that these services are reached and that women and girls have the needed support.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Culture Other Social Infrastructure & Services The project has been able to achieve both planned and unplanned results despite the difficult circumstances. One main factor that has helped the project retain a level of visibility and presence in the target districts has been the good institutional partnerships with local government. Culture Fund and the project are known in the districts and memorandums of understanding with local leadrership have guranteed access despite restrictions. Culture Fund have also linked up and strenthened collaboration with other CSOs working with GBV. Some results: - Pre and post assessments of activities conducted pointed towards an increase in knowledge levels on GBV child marriage as evidenced by the uptake of referral services. Some victims of economic and physical abuse gained economic independence and made decisions to leave the abusive relationships. - As a result of mobile road show engagements across the districts (GBV, Child Marriages and Climate Change), 5932 community members reached against the 10 000 life-of-project target. - 130 traditional and religious leaders engaged - 31 have taken positive action towards project objectives. - 1806 women and girls were reached and completed GBV dialogue sessions against the target of 4000 - 189 women and girls were referred for post GBV services out of a target of the target of 420. - 951 versus a target of 2000 men and boys were engaged -  Digital commemoration of the 16 days of activism against GBV enabled project broad awareness - Project supported Personal Protective Equipment (soap, buckets, gloves, sanitizers, masks) added value to implementing partners and community facilitators COVID-19 mitigating efforts  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52120103-5212010301 Sweden Culture Actions, seeks to harness the transformative power of the creative arts to challenge retrogressive societal norms aimed at reducing gender-based violence amongst women and girls aged 15 and 44 years; and at the same time mainstreaming environmental sustainability within targeted communities. Sverige har bidragit till Zimbabwes kultur fond "Culture Fund" sedan 2006, och här föreslås ett ytterligare bidrag på sammanlagt 12 000 000 SEK för perioden 2017 till 2021. Ambassaden bedömer att projektet förhåller sig väl till nuvarande och kommande strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe, särskilt vad gäller teman som: jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter samt miljö- och klimatförändringar. Projektet syftar även till att synliggöra och utmana samhällsattityderna relaterade till genusrelaterat våld med särskilt fokus på barnäktenskap. Projektet avser även att öka människors medvetenhet kring miljömässig hållbarhet och klimatfrågor. Genom att använda kultur som metod ämnar man påverka och ändra nuvarande normer. Culture Fund avser även stärka kvinnors kunskap och roll som beslutstagare. Ambassaden bedömer att projektet som syftar till att stärka förutsättningarna för jämställdhet och respekten för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor, samt öka samhällens motståndskraft mot naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar ligger väl i linje med Sveriges prioriteringar. Ambassaden anser att projektet är i linje med det multilaterala utvecklingssamarbetets principer angående samfinansiering då Culture Fund även stöds av EU och USAID. Projektet ligger väl i linje med Agenda 2030 och kommer även att stärka genomförandet av de globala målen i landet. The overall objective of the Culture Actions intervention is to: Harness the transformative power of the creative arts to challenge retrogressive societal norms aimed at; reducing gender based violence (GBV) amongst women and girls aged between 15 and 44 years.    The updated results areas are: 1. Reduce Gender Based Violence (GBV) amongst girls and women aged between 15 and 44 years.2. Reduce child marriages for girls below the age of 18 years.3. Enhance capacities of communities to become resilient and adapt to climate change4. Increase agency by boys and men for reducing GBV amongst girls and women. Result area three has been updated to show how the intervention will enhance community preparedness and resilience beyond broader climate change awareness. This is particularly important for Chipinge and Chimanimani that have had negative effects of Cyclone Idai. The Embassy has assessed that with the prevalence in climate shocks it is critical to enhance community preparedness of the most vulnerable. This is in direct response to the Multi-dimensional Poverty Analysis conducted by the Embassy in 2019 that highlighted the need to strengthen preparedness for the most vulnerable communities.  Result area four is new and emphasises the need to have  increased agency by boys and men for reducing GBV amongst girls and women. While Culture Actions targeted women and girls, the intervention did not target men and boys as agencies for change. The upscale will design creative kits for engaging men and boys on cultural arguments fostering GBV, child marriage and climate change awareness. The Embassy assessed that the inclusion of men and boys will strengthen the results of the project, enhance the referral pathway through effective support structures and to a greater extent ensure continuity beyond Embassy funding.  The intervention will work closely in strengthening the referral pathway for GBV victims.  Emerging Culture Fund monitoring  and evaluation,  evidence points to a growing need for GBV and child marriage referral services through a proper tracking systems The involvement of men and boys in local communities  will further ensure that these services are reached and that women and girls have the needed support.  Sweden The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 4000000 4000000 4000000 -3000000 3000000 0 4000000 2000000 0 0 0 6000000 2000000 0 -6000000 0 0 6000000 4000000 0 0 -6000000 12000000 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 2000000 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 2000000 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 4000000 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 4000000 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased access to and respect for SRHR, especially for young people. Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, framförallt för unga människor. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved capacity of stakeholders to contribute to environmental and climate sustainability. Förbättrad kapacitet hos aktörer att bidra till miljö- och klimatmässig hållbarhet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-52120103-5212010303 Sweden Culture Actions, seeks to harness the transformative power of the creative arts to challenge retrogressive societal norms aimed at reducing gender-based violence amongst women and girls aged 15 and 44 years; and at the same time mainstreaming environmental sustainability within targeted communities. Sverige har bidragit till Zimbabwes kultur fond "Culture Fund" sedan 2006, och här föreslås ett ytterligare bidrag på sammanlagt 12 000 000 SEK för perioden 2017 till 2021. Ambassaden bedömer att projektet förhåller sig väl till nuvarande och kommande strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe, särskilt vad gäller teman som: jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter samt miljö- och klimatförändringar. Projektet syftar även till att synliggöra och utmana samhällsattityderna relaterade till genusrelaterat våld med särskilt fokus på barnäktenskap. Projektet avser även att öka människors medvetenhet kring miljömässig hållbarhet och klimatfrågor. Genom att använda kultur som metod ämnar man påverka och ändra nuvarande normer. Culture Fund avser även stärka kvinnors kunskap och roll som beslutstagare. Ambassaden bedömer att projektet som syftar till att stärka förutsättningarna för jämställdhet och respekten för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor, samt öka samhällens motståndskraft mot naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar ligger väl i linje med Sveriges prioriteringar. Ambassaden anser att projektet är i linje med det multilaterala utvecklingssamarbetets principer angående samfinansiering då Culture Fund även stöds av EU och USAID. Projektet ligger väl i linje med Agenda 2030 och kommer även att stärka genomförandet av de globala målen i landet. The overall objective of the Culture Actions intervention is to: Harness the transformative power of the creative arts to challenge retrogressive societal norms aimed at; reducing gender based violence (GBV) amongst women and girls aged between 15 and 44 years.    The updated results areas are: 1. Reduce Gender Based Violence (GBV) amongst girls and women aged between 15 and 44 years.2. Reduce child marriages for girls below the age of 18 years.3. Enhance capacities of communities to become resilient and adapt to climate change4. Increase agency by boys and men for reducing GBV amongst girls and women. Result area three has been updated to show how the intervention will enhance community preparedness and resilience beyond broader climate change awareness. This is particularly important for Chipinge and Chimanimani that have had negative effects of Cyclone Idai. The Embassy has assessed that with the prevalence in climate shocks it is critical to enhance community preparedness of the most vulnerable. This is in direct response to the Multi-dimensional Poverty Analysis conducted by the Embassy in 2019 that highlighted the need to strengthen preparedness for the most vulnerable communities.  Result area four is new and emphasises the need to have  increased agency by boys and men for reducing GBV amongst girls and women. While Culture Actions targeted women and girls, the intervention did not target men and boys as agencies for change. The upscale will design creative kits for engaging men and boys on cultural arguments fostering GBV, child marriage and climate change awareness. The Embassy assessed that the inclusion of men and boys will strengthen the results of the project, enhance the referral pathway through effective support structures and to a greater extent ensure continuity beyond Embassy funding.  The intervention will work closely in strengthening the referral pathway for GBV victims.  Emerging Culture Fund monitoring  and evaluation,  evidence points to a growing need for GBV and child marriage referral services through a proper tracking systems The involvement of men and boys in local communities  will further ensure that these services are reached and that women and girls have the needed support.  Sweden The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 260000 260000 260000 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 260000 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased access to and respect for SRHR, especially for young people. Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, framförallt för unga människor. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved capacity of stakeholders to contribute to environmental and climate sustainability. Förbättrad kapacitet hos aktörer att bidra till miljö- och klimatmässig hållbarhet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-52120103-5212010304 Sweden Culture Actions, seeks to harness the transformative power of the creative arts to challenge retrogressive societal norms aimed at reducing gender-based violence amongst women and girls aged 15 and 44 years; and at the same time mainstreaming environmental sustainability within targeted communities. Sverige har bidragit till Zimbabwes kultur fond "Culture Fund" sedan 2006, och här föreslås ett ytterligare bidrag på sammanlagt 12 000 000 SEK för perioden 2017 till 2021. Ambassaden bedömer att projektet förhåller sig väl till nuvarande och kommande strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe, särskilt vad gäller teman som: jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter samt miljö- och klimatförändringar. Projektet syftar även till att synliggöra och utmana samhällsattityderna relaterade till genusrelaterat våld med särskilt fokus på barnäktenskap. Projektet avser även att öka människors medvetenhet kring miljömässig hållbarhet och klimatfrågor. Genom att använda kultur som metod ämnar man påverka och ändra nuvarande normer. Culture Fund avser även stärka kvinnors kunskap och roll som beslutstagare. Ambassaden bedömer att projektet som syftar till att stärka förutsättningarna för jämställdhet och respekten för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor, samt öka samhällens motståndskraft mot naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar ligger väl i linje med Sveriges prioriteringar. Ambassaden anser att projektet är i linje med det multilaterala utvecklingssamarbetets principer angående samfinansiering då Culture Fund även stöds av EU och USAID. Projektet ligger väl i linje med Agenda 2030 och kommer även att stärka genomförandet av de globala målen i landet. The overall objective of the Culture Actions intervention is to: Harness the transformative power of the creative arts to challenge retrogressive societal norms aimed at; reducing gender based violence (GBV) amongst women and girls aged between 15 and 44 years.    The updated results areas are: 1. Reduce Gender Based Violence (GBV) amongst girls and women aged between 15 and 44 years.2. Reduce child marriages for girls below the age of 18 years.3. Enhance capacities of communities to become resilient and adapt to climate change4. Increase agency by boys and men for reducing GBV amongst girls and women. Result area three has been updated to show how the intervention will enhance community preparedness and resilience beyond broader climate change awareness. This is particularly important for Chipinge and Chimanimani that have had negative effects of Cyclone Idai. The Embassy has assessed that with the prevalence in climate shocks it is critical to enhance community preparedness of the most vulnerable. This is in direct response to the Multi-dimensional Poverty Analysis conducted by the Embassy in 2019 that highlighted the need to strengthen preparedness for the most vulnerable communities.  Result area four is new and emphasises the need to have  increased agency by boys and men for reducing GBV amongst girls and women. While Culture Actions targeted women and girls, the intervention did not target men and boys as agencies for change. The upscale will design creative kits for engaging men and boys on cultural arguments fostering GBV, child marriage and climate change awareness. The Embassy assessed that the inclusion of men and boys will strengthen the results of the project, enhance the referral pathway through effective support structures and to a greater extent ensure continuity beyond Embassy funding.  The intervention will work closely in strengthening the referral pathway for GBV victims.  Emerging Culture Fund monitoring  and evaluation,  evidence points to a growing need for GBV and child marriage referral services through a proper tracking systems The involvement of men and boys in local communities  will further ensure that these services are reached and that women and girls have the needed support.  Sweden The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6200000 2500000 0 0 0 0 6200000 2500000 8700000 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 6200000 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 2500000 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52120103-5212010305 Sweden Culture Actions, seeks to harness the transformative power of the creative arts to challenge retrogressive societal norms aimed at reducing gender-based violence amongst women and girls aged 15 and 44 years; and at the same time mainstreaming environmental sustainability within targeted communities. Sverige har bidragit till Zimbabwes kultur fond "Culture Fund" sedan 2006, och här föreslås ett ytterligare bidrag på sammanlagt 12 000 000 SEK för perioden 2017 till 2021. Ambassaden bedömer att projektet förhåller sig väl till nuvarande och kommande strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe, särskilt vad gäller teman som: jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter samt miljö- och klimatförändringar. Projektet syftar även till att synliggöra och utmana samhällsattityderna relaterade till genusrelaterat våld med särskilt fokus på barnäktenskap. Projektet avser även att öka människors medvetenhet kring miljömässig hållbarhet och klimatfrågor. Genom att använda kultur som metod ämnar man påverka och ändra nuvarande normer. Culture Fund avser även stärka kvinnors kunskap och roll som beslutstagare. Ambassaden bedömer att projektet som syftar till att stärka förutsättningarna för jämställdhet och respekten för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor, samt öka samhällens motståndskraft mot naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar ligger väl i linje med Sveriges prioriteringar. Ambassaden anser att projektet är i linje med det multilaterala utvecklingssamarbetets principer angående samfinansiering då Culture Fund även stöds av EU och USAID. Projektet ligger väl i linje med Agenda 2030 och kommer även att stärka genomförandet av de globala målen i landet. The overall objective of the Culture Actions intervention is to: Harness the transformative power of the creative arts to challenge retrogressive societal norms aimed at; reducing gender based violence (GBV) amongst women and girls aged between 15 and 44 years.    The updated results areas are: 1. Reduce Gender Based Violence (GBV) amongst girls and women aged between 15 and 44 years.2. Reduce child marriages for girls below the age of 18 years.3. Enhance capacities of communities to become resilient and adapt to climate change4. Increase agency by boys and men for reducing GBV amongst girls and women. Result area three has been updated to show how the intervention will enhance community preparedness and resilience beyond broader climate change awareness. This is particularly important for Chipinge and Chimanimani that have had negative effects of Cyclone Idai. The Embassy has assessed that with the prevalence in climate shocks it is critical to enhance community preparedness of the most vulnerable. This is in direct response to the Multi-dimensional Poverty Analysis conducted by the Embassy in 2019 that highlighted the need to strengthen preparedness for the most vulnerable communities.  Result area four is new and emphasises the need to have  increased agency by boys and men for reducing GBV amongst girls and women. While Culture Actions targeted women and girls, the intervention did not target men and boys as agencies for change. The upscale will design creative kits for engaging men and boys on cultural arguments fostering GBV, child marriage and climate change awareness. The Embassy assessed that the inclusion of men and boys will strengthen the results of the project, enhance the referral pathway through effective support structures and to a greater extent ensure continuity beyond Embassy funding.  The intervention will work closely in strengthening the referral pathway for GBV victims.  Emerging Culture Fund monitoring  and evaluation,  evidence points to a growing need for GBV and child marriage referral services through a proper tracking systems The involvement of men and boys in local communities  will further ensure that these services are reached and that women and girls have the needed support.  Sweden The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -408691 -408690.77 The Culture Fund of Zimbabwe Trust Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Strengthened democracy and increased respect for human rights and rule of law, including decreased corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52190009 Sweden Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC) has submitted an application to the Development Cooperation Section at the Embassy of Sweden in Bangkok for core support of a total of SEK 60 million for the five-year period 1 October 2016- 30 September 2021. The core support is a continuation of Sida's core support to the organization during 2010-2015. The initiative aims to strengthen and clarify people’s rights related to the forest they manage and strengthen an open, equitable and sustainable management of the forest with people depend on it for their livelihoods are at the center. Special focus is on women’s and local people’s rights.The implementation follows the organization’s strategy "People and Forests for a Greener Future" 2013-2018. The support is expected to contribute to four results: 1. Institutions and resources for securing community forestry are more effective. 2) Institutions are actively enhancing local livelihoods and sustainable CF practices.3) Enabling conditions for local people’s engagement in forested landscapes in the context of climate change are strengthened. 4) Institutions to transform conflict are in place and increasingly effective. The Swedish support will contribute with 10% of RECOFTC's total budget and 28% of its core support. The organization's portfolio includes 72% project funding from various donors. Regional Community Forestry Training Centre for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC) har inkommit med en ansökan till Utvecklingssektionen vid ambassaden i Bangkok om kärnstöd gällande totalt SEK 60 miljoner för femårsperioden 1 oktober 2016- 30 september 2021 vilket är en fortsättning på Sidas kärnstöd till organisationen under 2010-2015. Insatsen syftar till att stärka och tydliggöra människor rättigheter relaterat till den skog de brukar samt stärka en öppen, rättvis och hållbar förvaltning av skogen där människor beroende av den för sitt uppehälle står i centrum. Särskilt fokus ligger på kvinnors och ursprungsbefolkningars rättigheter. Implementeringen följer organisationens strategi ”People and Forests for a Greener Future” 2013-2018 Stödet förväntas bidra till fyra resultat: 1) Institutioner och resurser arbetar effektivare för att säkerställa möjligheter till Community Forestry. 2) Institutioner arbetar aktivt med att förbättra lokala näringsmöjligheter med hållbara Community Forestry-metoder.3) Stärkta möjligheter för delaktighet i hanteringen av klimatförändringar för människor beroende av skogen för sitt uppehälle. 4) Institutioner för att hantera konflikter rörande naturresurser är på plats och arbetar effektivare. Sverige stöd kommer att bidra med 10% av RECOFTC’s totala budget och 28% av dess kärnstöd. Organisationens portfölj inbegriper även 72% projektstöd från olika finansiärer. RECOFTC's goal for the 2013-18 Strategic Period is "Empowered local people are effectively and equitably engaged in the sustainable management of forested landscapes". This will be measured by the number of Community Forests in focal countries, area of Community Forests in focal countries, number of people participating in Community Forests in focal countries and documented cases that show achievments for each focal country. RECFTC's goal for the 2018-2023 Strategic Periods is "Enhanced capacities for stronger rights, improved Governance and fairer benefits to local people in forest landscapes in the Asia Pacific region".This will be implemented through the four Strategic Goals: 1) Landscape collaboration in a changing climate; 2) Governance institutions and conflict transformation; 3) Private sector engaegment and enterprising communities; and 4) Social inclsuion, gender equity and public action.        Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Indonesia Cambodia Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Myanmar Nepal Thailand Viet Nam Asia, regional Forestry policy and administrative management Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Forestry Government & Civil Society-general The following are examples of results achieved: - For the regional work, RECOFTC made significant contributions to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) discourse on social forestry, primarily through the ASEAN Working Group on Social Forestry. RECOFTC contributed significantly to the development of the ASEAN Guidelines for Agroforestry Development. The Cambodia Forestry Administration used these guidelines to develop the National Technical Agroforestry Guidelines. RECOFTC supported the creation of the ASEAN Guiding Principles for Effective Social Forestry Legal Frameworks. RECOFTC Vietnam has taken these principles and contributed to the development of the National Community Forestry Guidelines, which have been approved by the Vietnam Department of Forestry. These guidelines help local communities navigate the process of developing sustainable forest management plans and forest protection management plans. - Strategic Goal 1: Landscape collaboration in a changing climate, RECOFTC directly enhanced over 9,500 people (191% of the target) in forest landscape management and piloted five landscape-level plans. Around 31% of the trained people were women. RECOFTC initiatives relating to landscape collaboration in a changing climate were designed to ensure that local peoples rights in forest landscapes are protected and exercised through collaborative management, including meeting climate change mitigation commitments and addressing adaptation challenges and opportunities. Through its capacity development programs, RECOFTC has provided support, such as the eight-year (20142023) Partnership for Forestry and Fisheries Communities (PAFF) program in Cambodia. This initiative empowered 86,568 people from 30,127 households to exercise their rights to manage, protect, and benefit from local natural resources in ways that sustain livelihoods, reduce poverty, and enhance resilience to economic and environmental shocks. - Strategic Goal 2: Governance, institutions and conflict transformation, RECOFTC worked closely with diverse stakeholders at the national and landscape levels to advocate for policy reforms that led to better forest governance. RECOFTC contributed to 58 cases (149% of the target) of national and subnational governments adoption and implementation of inclusive and gender-responsive policies and practices that support good governance in forest management. - Strategic Goal 3: Private sector engagement and enterprising communities; RECOFTC enhanced capacities among 2,162 local people (98% of the target) for market analysis, community-based enterprise development and private sector engagement. Around 32% of the trained people were women. RECOFTC facilitated and supported communities in developing and managing 223 partnerships and agreements between local entrepreneurs and investors. RECOFTC facilitated 27 cases in which the national and subnational governments adopted or implemented practices promoting community private sector partnerships. In Thailand, RECOFTC mobilized public financial resources through the Trees4All crowdfunding initiative to encourage community members to plant more trees on their land and receive payment in return. RECOFTC piloted an agroforestry model with 200 households in Nepal to improve their livelihoods through the Enhancing Livelihood from Improved 10 Forest Management project. - Strategic Goal 4: Social inclusion, gender equity and public action, RECOFTC directly assisted 2,426 people (243% of the target) in mastering the concept of gender equality and its application in work and home contexts. Around 66% of the trained people were women. The Weaving Leadership for Gender Equality (WAVES) initiative, funded by the Government of Sweden through core support, is a RECOFTC program dedicated to advancing gender equality in the governance, management, and use of forest landscapes and resources across the Asia-Pacific region. The WAVES program provided tailored training to gender leaders, enhancing their skills in relational leadership and strategic thinking. This approach helped leaders gain recognition for their expertise and mobilize informal networks. These efforts resulted in collaborative advocacy campaigns and institutional changes, such as integrating gender-focused training manuals and guidelines into organizational practices. In addition, WAVES supported 36 gender leaders across seven Asia-Pacific countries in creating gender-inclusive policies, particularly in forestry institutions. These leaders designed and implemented action plans addressing systemic barriers to gender equality. They also challenged harmful stereotypes and developed counter-narratives, fostering shifts in leadership and representation within their organizations. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52190009-5219000902 Sweden Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC) has submitted an application to the Development Cooperation Section at the Embassy of Sweden in Bangkok for core support of a total of SEK 60 million for the five-year period 1 October 2016- 30 September 2021. The core support is a continuation of Sida's core support to the organization during 2010-2015. The initiative aims to strengthen and clarify people’s rights related to the forest they manage and strengthen an open, equitable and sustainable management of the forest with people depend on it for their livelihoods are at the center. Special focus is on women’s and local people’s rights.The implementation follows the organization’s strategy "People and Forests for a Greener Future" 2013-2018. The support is expected to contribute to four results: 1. Institutions and resources for securing community forestry are more effective. 2) Institutions are actively enhancing local livelihoods and sustainable CF practices.3) Enabling conditions for local people’s engagement in forested landscapes in the context of climate change are strengthened. 4) Institutions to transform conflict are in place and increasingly effective. The Swedish support will contribute with 10% of RECOFTC's total budget and 28% of its core support. The organization's portfolio includes 72% project funding from various donors. Regional Community Forestry Training Centre for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC) har inkommit med en ansökan till Utvecklingssektionen vid ambassaden i Bangkok om kärnstöd gällande totalt SEK 60 miljoner för femårsperioden 1 oktober 2016- 30 september 2021 vilket är en fortsättning på Sidas kärnstöd till organisationen under 2010-2015. Insatsen syftar till att stärka och tydliggöra människor rättigheter relaterat till den skog de brukar samt stärka en öppen, rättvis och hållbar förvaltning av skogen där människor beroende av den för sitt uppehälle står i centrum. Särskilt fokus ligger på kvinnors och ursprungsbefolkningars rättigheter. Implementeringen följer organisationens strategi ”People and Forests for a Greener Future” 2013-2018 Stödet förväntas bidra till fyra resultat: 1) Institutioner och resurser arbetar effektivare för att säkerställa möjligheter till Community Forestry. 2) Institutioner arbetar aktivt med att förbättra lokala näringsmöjligheter med hållbara Community Forestry-metoder.3) Stärkta möjligheter för delaktighet i hanteringen av klimatförändringar för människor beroende av skogen för sitt uppehälle. 4) Institutioner för att hantera konflikter rörande naturresurser är på plats och arbetar effektivare. Sverige stöd kommer att bidra med 10% av RECOFTC’s totala budget och 28% av dess kärnstöd. Organisationens portfölj inbegriper även 72% projektstöd från olika finansiärer. RECOFTC's goal for the 2013-18 Strategic Period is "Empowered local people are effectively and equitably engaged in the sustainable management of forested landscapes". This will be measured by the number of Community Forests in focal countries, area of Community Forests in focal countries, number of people participating in Community Forests in focal countries and documented cases that show achievments for each focal country. RECFTC's goal for the 2018-2023 Strategic Periods is "Enhanced capacities for stronger rights, improved Governance and fairer benefits to local people in forest landscapes in the Asia Pacific region".This will be implemented through the four Strategic Goals: 1) Landscape collaboration in a changing climate; 2) Governance institutions and conflict transformation; 3) Private sector engaegment and enterprising communities; and 4) Social inclsuion, gender equity and public action.        Sweden RECOFTC/Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RECOFTC/Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och 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climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52190009-5219000903 Sweden Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC) has submitted an application to the Development Cooperation Section at the Embassy of Sweden in Bangkok for core support of a total of SEK 60 million for the five-year period 1 October 2016- 30 September 2021. The core support is a continuation of Sida's core support to the organization during 2010-2015. The initiative aims to strengthen and clarify people’s rights related to the forest they manage and strengthen an open, equitable and sustainable management of the forest with people depend on it for their livelihoods are at the center. Special focus is on women’s and local people’s rights.The implementation follows the organization’s strategy "People and Forests for a Greener Future" 2013-2018. The support is expected to contribute to four results: 1. Institutions and resources for securing community forestry are more effective. 2) Institutions are actively enhancing local livelihoods and sustainable CF practices.3) Enabling conditions for local people’s engagement in forested landscapes in the context of climate change are strengthened. 4) Institutions to transform conflict are in place and increasingly effective. The Swedish support will contribute with 10% of RECOFTC's total budget and 28% of its core support. The organization's portfolio includes 72% project funding from various donors. Regional Community Forestry Training Centre for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC) har inkommit med en ansökan till Utvecklingssektionen vid ambassaden i Bangkok om kärnstöd gällande totalt SEK 60 miljoner för femårsperioden 1 oktober 2016- 30 september 2021 vilket är en fortsättning på Sidas kärnstöd till organisationen under 2010-2015. Insatsen syftar till att stärka och tydliggöra människor rättigheter relaterat till den skog de brukar samt stärka en öppen, rättvis och hållbar förvaltning av skogen där människor beroende av den för sitt uppehälle står i centrum. Särskilt fokus ligger på kvinnors och ursprungsbefolkningars rättigheter. Implementeringen följer organisationens strategi ”People and Forests for a Greener Future” 2013-2018 Stödet förväntas bidra till fyra resultat: 1) Institutioner och resurser arbetar effektivare för att säkerställa möjligheter till Community Forestry. 2) Institutioner arbetar aktivt med att förbättra lokala näringsmöjligheter med hållbara Community Forestry-metoder.3) Stärkta möjligheter för delaktighet i hanteringen av klimatförändringar för människor beroende av skogen för sitt uppehälle. 4) Institutioner för att hantera konflikter rörande naturresurser är på plats och arbetar effektivare. Sverige stöd kommer att bidra med 10% av RECOFTC’s totala budget och 28% av dess kärnstöd. Organisationens portfölj inbegriper även 72% projektstöd från olika finansiärer. RECOFTC's goal for the 2013-18 Strategic Period is "Empowered local people are effectively and equitably engaged in the sustainable management of forested landscapes". This will be measured by the number of Community Forests in focal countries, area of Community Forests in focal countries, number of people participating in Community Forests in focal countries and documented cases that show achievments for each focal country. RECFTC's goal for the 2018-2023 Strategic Periods is "Enhanced capacities for stronger rights, improved Governance and fairer benefits to local people in forest landscapes in the Asia Pacific region".This will be implemented through the four Strategic Goals: 1) Landscape collaboration in a changing climate; 2) Governance institutions and conflict transformation; 3) Private sector engaegment and enterprising communities; and 4) Social inclsuion, gender equity and public action.        Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WOCAN/Women Organizing for Change in Agriculture and Natural Resource Management 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 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The core support is a continuation of Sida's core support to the organization during 2010-2015. The initiative aims to strengthen and clarify people’s rights related to the forest they manage and strengthen an open, equitable and sustainable management of the forest with people depend on it for their livelihoods are at the center. Special focus is on women’s and local people’s rights.The implementation follows the organization’s strategy "People and Forests for a Greener Future" 2013-2018. The support is expected to contribute to four results: 1. Institutions and resources for securing community forestry are more effective. 2) Institutions are actively enhancing local livelihoods and sustainable CF practices.3) Enabling conditions for local people’s engagement in forested landscapes in the context of climate change are strengthened. 4) Institutions to transform conflict are in place and increasingly effective. The Swedish support will contribute with 10% of RECOFTC's total budget and 28% of its core support. The organization's portfolio includes 72% project funding from various donors. Regional Community Forestry Training Centre for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC) har inkommit med en ansökan till Utvecklingssektionen vid ambassaden i Bangkok om kärnstöd gällande totalt SEK 60 miljoner för femårsperioden 1 oktober 2016- 30 september 2021 vilket är en fortsättning på Sidas kärnstöd till organisationen under 2010-2015. Insatsen syftar till att stärka och tydliggöra människor rättigheter relaterat till den skog de brukar samt stärka en öppen, rättvis och hållbar förvaltning av skogen där människor beroende av den för sitt uppehälle står i centrum. Särskilt fokus ligger på kvinnors och ursprungsbefolkningars rättigheter. Implementeringen följer organisationens strategi ”People and Forests for a Greener Future” 2013-2018 Stödet förväntas bidra till fyra resultat: 1) Institutioner och resurser arbetar effektivare för att säkerställa möjligheter till Community Forestry. 2) Institutioner arbetar aktivt med att förbättra lokala näringsmöjligheter med hållbara Community Forestry-metoder.3) Stärkta möjligheter för delaktighet i hanteringen av klimatförändringar för människor beroende av skogen för sitt uppehälle. 4) Institutioner för att hantera konflikter rörande naturresurser är på plats och arbetar effektivare. Sverige stöd kommer att bidra med 10% av RECOFTC’s totala budget och 28% av dess kärnstöd. Organisationens portfölj inbegriper även 72% projektstöd från olika finansiärer. RECOFTC's goal for the 2013-18 Strategic Period is "Empowered local people are effectively and equitably engaged in the sustainable management of forested landscapes". This will be measured by the number of Community Forests in focal countries, area of Community Forests in focal countries, number of people participating in Community Forests in focal countries and documented cases that show achievments for each focal country. RECFTC's goal for the 2018-2023 Strategic Periods is "Enhanced capacities for stronger rights, improved Governance and fairer benefits to local people in forest landscapes in the Asia Pacific region".This will be implemented through the four Strategic Goals: 1) Landscape collaboration in a changing climate; 2) Governance institutions and conflict transformation; 3) Private sector engaegment and enterprising communities; and 4) Social inclsuion, gender equity and public action.        Sweden RECOFTC/Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RECOFTC/Regional Community Forestry Training Center for Asia and the Pacific 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 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The core support is a continuation of Sida's core support to the organization during 2010-2015. The initiative aims to strengthen and clarify people’s rights related to the forest they manage and strengthen an open, equitable and sustainable management of the forest with people depend on it for their livelihoods are at the center. Special focus is on women’s and local people’s rights.The implementation follows the organization’s strategy "People and Forests for a Greener Future" 2013-2018. The support is expected to contribute to four results: 1. Institutions and resources for securing community forestry are more effective. 2) Institutions are actively enhancing local livelihoods and sustainable CF practices.3) Enabling conditions for local people’s engagement in forested landscapes in the context of climate change are strengthened. 4) Institutions to transform conflict are in place and increasingly effective. The Swedish support will contribute with 10% of RECOFTC's total budget and 28% of its core support. The organization's portfolio includes 72% project funding from various donors. Regional Community Forestry Training Centre for Asia and the Pacific (RECOFTC) har inkommit med en ansökan till Utvecklingssektionen vid ambassaden i Bangkok om kärnstöd gällande totalt SEK 60 miljoner för femårsperioden 1 oktober 2016- 30 september 2021 vilket är en fortsättning på Sidas kärnstöd till organisationen under 2010-2015. Insatsen syftar till att stärka och tydliggöra människor rättigheter relaterat till den skog de brukar samt stärka en öppen, rättvis och hållbar förvaltning av skogen där människor beroende av den för sitt uppehälle står i centrum. Särskilt fokus ligger på kvinnors och ursprungsbefolkningars rättigheter. Implementeringen följer organisationens strategi ”People and Forests for a Greener Future” 2013-2018 Stödet förväntas bidra till fyra resultat: 1) Institutioner och resurser arbetar effektivare för att säkerställa möjligheter till Community Forestry. 2) Institutioner arbetar aktivt med att förbättra lokala näringsmöjligheter med hållbara Community Forestry-metoder.3) Stärkta möjligheter för delaktighet i hanteringen av klimatförändringar för människor beroende av skogen för sitt uppehälle. 4) Institutioner för att hantera konflikter rörande naturresurser är på plats och arbetar effektivare. Sverige stöd kommer att bidra med 10% av RECOFTC’s totala budget och 28% av dess kärnstöd. Organisationens portfölj inbegriper även 72% projektstöd från olika finansiärer. RECOFTC's goal for the 2013-18 Strategic Period is "Empowered local people are effectively and equitably engaged in the sustainable management of forested landscapes". This will be measured by the number of Community Forests in focal countries, area of Community Forests in focal countries, number of people participating in Community Forests in focal countries and documented cases that show achievments for each focal country. RECFTC's goal for the 2018-2023 Strategic Periods is "Enhanced capacities for stronger rights, improved Governance and fairer benefits to local people in forest landscapes in the Asia Pacific region".This will be implemented through the four Strategic Goals: 1) Landscape collaboration in a changing climate; 2) Governance institutions and conflict transformation; 3) Private sector engaegment and enterprising communities; and 4) Social inclsuion, gender equity and public action.        Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BDO Llp 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 220027 0 220027 220027 BDO Llp 220026.65 BDO Llp Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, with a focus on increased protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystem services Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, med fokus på ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-53040059 Sweden Sida and USAID will provide a guarantee to encourage loans for investments in energy efficiency and sustainable energy in Moldova. Technical assistance to the financial intermediary (Prime Capital), enterprises and individuals will also be offered. Investeringar i energieffektivisering och förnybar energi stödjs genom en kreditgaranti med tekniskt stöd (TA) till företag & enskilda. Insatsen är en pilot tillsammans med USAID, Sida/Lån och Garantier och amb. i Chisinau. Baserat på resultaten från piloten kan lånevolymer utökas och flera lokala partner engageras. EBRD är en tänkbar samarbetspartner efter piloten. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Moldova (the Republic of) Energy conservation and demand-side efficiency Energy policy and administrative management Energy Policy SE-0-SE-6-53040059-5304005901 Sweden Sida and USAID will provide a guarantee to encourage loans for investments in energy efficiency and sustainable energy in Moldova. Technical assistance to the financial intermediary (Prime Capital), enterprises and individuals will also be offered. Investeringar i energieffektivisering och förnybar energi stödjs genom en kreditgaranti med tekniskt stöd (TA) till företag & enskilda. Insatsen är en pilot tillsammans med USAID, Sida/Lån och Garantier och amb. i Chisinau. Baserat på resultaten från piloten kan lånevolymer utökas och flera lokala partner engageras. EBRD är en tänkbar samarbetspartner efter piloten. 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Technical assistance to the financial intermediary (Prime Capital), enterprises and individuals will also be offered. Investeringar i energieffektivisering och förnybar energi stödjs genom en kreditgaranti med tekniskt stöd (TA) till företag & enskilda. Insatsen är en pilot tillsammans med USAID, Sida/Lån och Garantier och amb. i Chisinau. Baserat på resultaten från piloten kan lånevolymer utökas och flera lokala partner engageras. EBRD är en tänkbar samarbetspartner efter piloten. 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Insatsen är en pilot tillsammans med USAID, Sida/Lån och Garantier och amb. i Chisinau. Baserat på resultaten från piloten kan lånevolymer utökas och flera lokala partner engageras. EBRD är en tänkbar samarbetspartner efter piloten. Sweden ACSA/National Agency for Rural Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 280000 -280000 0 0 280000 280000 International NGO SE-0-SE-6-53040059-5304005906 Sweden Sida and USAID will provide a guarantee to encourage loans for investments in energy efficiency and sustainable energy in Moldova. Technical assistance to the financial intermediary (Prime Capital), enterprises and individuals will also be offered. Investeringar i energieffektivisering och förnybar energi stödjs genom en kreditgaranti med tekniskt stöd (TA) till företag & enskilda. Insatsen är en pilot tillsammans med USAID, Sida/Lån och Garantier och amb. i Chisinau. Baserat på resultaten från piloten kan lånevolymer utökas och flera lokala partner engageras. EBRD är en tänkbar samarbetspartner efter piloten. Sweden ACSA/National Agency for Rural Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1320000 1320000 1320000 International NGO 1320000 International NGO Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Östeuropa: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-54030561 Sweden Overall objective: Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) for all are respected, protected and fulfilled. Main areas of work: 1) Sexuality and non-discrimination, 2) abortion rights, 3) comprehensive sexual education, 4) civil society's ability to act independently to promote SRHR. 1. Ansökan och förväntade resultat RFSU (Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning) har inkommit med en ansökan, "The RFSU Civil Society Partnership Programme for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) 2018-2022", om bidrag om sammanlagt 302 415 000 kronor. Insatsens övergripande mål är att Sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) för alla respekteras, skyddas och uppfylls. RFSU och deras samarbetspartners strävar efter att uppnå långsiktiga resultat inom fyra övergripande områden: 1) Sexualitet och icke-diskriminering, 2) aborträttigheter, 3) allsidig sexualundervisning, och 4) det civila samhällets möjligheter att verka fritt för att främja SRHR. Förväntade resultat inkluderar att: -Lagar och policyer som motverkar diskriminering i relation till sexualitet antas och genomförs. -Ökad medvetenhet bland HBTQ-personer om deras SRHR-rättigheter. -Mindre stigma i samhällen gällande kvinnor och flickor som gör abort. -Ökad medvetenhet bland kvinnor och flickor om rätten till säker abort. -Heltäckande sexualundervisning införs i läroplaner och genomförs. -Ökad medvetenhet bland elever om deras SRHR-rättigheter. -Stärkt kapacitet inom det civila samhället för påverkansarbete gällande SRHR. -Förbättrad utvecklingseffektivitet inom RFSU:s samarbeten med partners. Ansökan avser ett femårigt stöd för perioden 2018-2022, vilket utgör en fortsättning och utveckling av den verksamhet som genomförts 2014-2016 med förlängning 2017. 280 014 000 kronor utgör verksamhetskostnader och 22 401 000 kronor, motsvarande 8 procent, utgör administrationsbidrag. Den sökta budgetens fördelning per år: 55 262 000 kronor (2018), 55 928 000 kronor (2019), 64 395 000 kronor (2020), 63 453 000 kronor (2021), 63 377 000 kronor (2022). RFSU:s föreslagna egeninsats är 31 113 000 kronor, vilket motsvarar drygt 10 procent av det från Sida ansökta bidraget. Den totala programbudgeten i ansökan inklusive egeninsats är 333 528 000 kronor. Enligt RFSU:s ansökan kommer ungefär 68 procent av den totala programbudgeten att vidareförmedlas direkt till lokala partner. Insatsen omfattar totalt 48 partnerskap i sju länder (Bangladesh, Bolivia, Kambodja, Ghana, Georgien, Kenya och Liberia) och fyra regioner (Latinamerika och de Karibiska öarna, Afrika, Asien, och Europa). Landprogrammet i Liberia samt den regionala verksamheten i Afrika, Asien och Europa är nya i förhållande till RFSU:s verksamhet 2017. 2. Ansökande organisation RFSU grundades 1933 och är en väletablerad organisation i det svenska samhället med stark internationell förankring. RFSU verkar lokalt, nationellt och internationellt för att sprida en kunskapsbaserad och öppen syn på samlevnads- och sexualfrågor. Organisationen är partipolitiskt, fackligt och religiöst obunden. Dess högsta beslutande organ är kongressen och mellan kongresserna leds förbundet av förbundsstyrelsen, som inom sig utser arbetsutskott. RFSU är en medlemsorganisation och har ungefär 3500 individuella medlemmar samt ett tjugotal medlemsorganisationer. Verksamheten bedrivs även genom lokalföreningar/grupper. RFSU äger bolaget RFSU AB och driver RFSU-kliniken. RFSU beviljades behörighet som ramorganisation inom Sidas CSO-anslag 2009. Under 2013 genomförde Sida en så kallad ramkriteriebedömning av befintliga och potentiella ramorganisationer. Resultatet av denna ledde till att Sida under 2014 fattade beslut om att bevilja RFSU fortsatt status som ramorganisation. 3. Sidas samlade stöd till RFSU Sidas avdelning för internationella organisationer och tematiskt stöd (INTEM) stödjer RFSU:s program "Advancing International Legal, Policy and Financial Commitments to Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights for All - A Global SRHR Policy, Advocacy and Accountability Programmme (GAAP)" för perioden 2018-2019 med totalt 25 000 000 kronor. Syftet med programmet är att etablera koalitioner och involvera nya aktörer inom området SRHR; samla in och analysera information för opinionsbildning inom SRHR; samt påverka policyutveckling, beslut och givare till att vidta kraftfulla åtgärder för att främja SRHR. I nu aktuell ansökan för 2018-2022 föreslår RFSU att GAAP integreras i rambidraget från och med 2020 då avtalet med Sida INTEM har löpt ut. Sida ställer sig positivt till detta förslag vilket innebär att Sida bedömer RFSU:s ansökan för 2018-2022 i sin helhet inom vilken GAAP integreras från och med 2020. Sida INTEM finansierar även RFSU:s roll i en så kallad challenge fund vid namn AmplifyChange med totalt 195 000 000 kronor för perioden 2016-2020. Bakgrunden till Sidas stöd är att myndigheten i regleringsbrevet för 2014 fick i uppdrag att initiera en challenge fund med inriktning på SRHR och sanitet. Sida bedömde att AmplifyChange var den mest lämpade fonden. RFSU samarbetar med Sida för att förmedla pengar till AmplifyChange för genomförande av fondens programförslag, strategier och resultatramverk. RFSU sitter med i styrelsen för AmplifyChange och bidrar med expertstöd till Sida. RFSU erhåller även stöd via Sida Partnership Forum (SPF) för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet med totalt 3 675 000 kronor för 2017. 4. Beredningen Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för bedömningen av RFSU:s ansökan. Under beredningen har synpunkter inhämtas från andra Sidahandläggare med erfarenhet av samarbete med RFSU. Obligatoriskt samråd har ägt rum med ansvarig jurist på Sidas avdelning för verksamhetsstöd. De viktigaste skriftliga underlagen är: -Sidas beredningar och bedömningar genomförda 2016-2017 -Dokumentationsstickprov 2017 -Reserapport Kambodja 2017 -Tematiskt stickprov jämställdhet 2017 -Revisionsrapporter för 2015 och 2016 -Stickprovsrevision av avtalsefterlevnad 2017 -Utvärdering av Context "Results focused Evaluation of RFSU's Programme on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights 2014-2016” -Ramkriteriebedömning 2014 - Enkät genomförd av Keystone Accountability 2014 Insatsens övergripande mål är att alla människors SRHR rättigheter respekteras, främjas, skyddas och uppfylls. RFSU och deras samarbetspartners strävar efter att uppnå långsiktiga resultat inom fyra övergripande områden: 1) Sexualitet och ickediskriminering 2) aborträttigheter 3) heltäckande sexualundervisning och 4) det civila samhällets möjligheter att verka fritt för att främja SRHR. De långsiktiga målområdena bryts i sin tur ned i mål på medellång sikt. Ett exempel är ökad mobilsering för rätten till säker abort. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Georgia Ghana Kenya Cambodia Sri Lanka Liberia Zambia South America, regional Europe, regional Western Africa, regional Eastern Africa, regional Southern Africa, regional Developing countries, unspecified South Asia, regional Democratic participation and civil society STD control including HIV/AIDS Reproductive health care Human rights Multisector education/training Information and communication technology (ICT) Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Health education Government & Civil Society-general Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Other Multisector Communications Basic Health Exempel på resultat under avtalsperiod 2018-2023 Exempel på resultat och uppnådda mål 1.Sexualitet och icke-diskriminering Lagstiftning: I Bolivia har partnerorganisationer arbetat med politisk påverkan och strategiska rättsliga processer, genom detta har de lyckats utöka och förbättra lagstiftning om HBTQI-personers rättigheter till äktenskap. Samkönade par kan numer registrera partnerskap. I Ghana har partnerorganisationer deltagit i en sammanslutning av MR-organisationer som förberett ett rättsligt ärende mot ett lagförslag ämnat att försämra HBTQI-rättigheter. Som resultat av påverkan från HBTQI-organisationer i Kambodja är nu lesbiska, bisexuella och transkvinnor inkluderade i den nationella åtgärdsplanen för våld mot kvinnor. Universal Periodic Review: RFSU stödjer partnerorganisationer i Universal Periodic Review (UPR) och har genom detta lyckats mobilisera civilsamhällesorganisationer och den diplomatiska kåren i Kambodja att gemensamt föreslå nio rekommendationer om SOGIESC (sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression and sex characteristics) till regeringen. Även om regeringen ännu inte har genomfört åtgärderna har processen bidragit till ökad medvetenhet och kapacitetsbyggande. I Liberia har RFSU tillsammans med Kvinna till kvinna organiserat gemensam utbildning inom UPR för kvinnorörelsen och HBTQI-organisationer. Detta ledde till ökad interaktion organisationerna emellan samt förbättrad kommunikation med europeiska ambassader och EU-delegationen. Organisationerna har nu förbättrat sin kapacitet i att arbeta med FN-systemet och stärkt sina nätverk av organisationer. Stärkt civilsamhälle: Partnerorganisationen i Kambodja har gått från att ha varit ett oregistrerat nätverk till att bli en registrerad organisation. De har ingått kärnstödsavtal med RFSU och ökat medlemsantalet som även lett till ökad synlighet och mer aktiva och engagerade medlemmar. 2.Tillgång till säker och laglig abort Nätverk: Under programperioden arbetade RFSU särskilt intensivt med tillgång till säker och laglig abort i regionala ansatser i Afrika, Asien och Latinamerika. Flera positiva exempel på mobilisering och nya nätverk har möjliggjort för RFSUs partnerorganisationer att arbeta samhällsförändrande med SRHR och i synnerhet med abort. Nätverk i Asien och i Afrika (ARROW och SAIGE) har gått samman i arbete för säker abort utifrån ett hälsosystemperspektiv. Lagstiftning: Varaktiga och uthålliga investeringar i mobilisering av aktörer för att bedriva påverkansverksamhet har visat sig vara grundläggande i arbetet för tillgång till säker och laglig abort. Likaså sammanhållning inom feministiska rörelser. Under programmets gång har ett flertal länders abortlagstiftningar förbättrats (t ex Argentina, Colombia och Georgien) och RFSUs partnerorganisationer har spelat en viktig roll i påverkansarbetet som lett till förändringar. Evidens och påverkan: RFSU beskriver exempel på resultat av påverkan, kampanjer och medvetandegörande riktat till regeringsföreträdare, organisationer och allmänheten i syfte att informera om abort med en evidensbaserad och vetenskaplig grund. Detta har visat sig vara framgångsrikt i flera kontexter. 3.Sexualundervisning Nätverk och allianser: I Bolivia, Georgien, Ghana och Kenya formade RFSUs partnerorganisationer nationella allianser eller nätverk för att utföra gemensamt påverkansarbete. I Georgien arbetade fem organisationer tillsammans med att ta fram en SRHR-analys till UPR-processen. Detta bidrog till att Georgien fick sex rekommendationer om att inkludera sexualundervisning baserat på UNESCOs principer. Inkludering i läroplanen: Det strategiska och långsiktiga arbetet som RFSUs partnerorganisation i Kambodja genomfört har bidragit till att inkludera sexualundervisning i den nationella läroplanen. Sexualundervisningen är kvalitetssäkrad och allomfattande, och ingår i de nya läroböckerna som godkändes av utbildningsministeriet år 2019. Organisationen har arbetat nära tjänstepersoner på skolhälsodepartementet och genomfört kapacitetsbyggande seminarier. I Bolivia har RFSUs partnerorganisation stött utbildningsministeriet under mer än tio år. En uppdaterad läroplan för sexualundervisning lanserades år 2023. Organisationen har även utvecklat ett verktyg för uppföljning av sexualundervisning i skolan baserat på internationella standards. Civilsamhällets roll: I Kenya och Ghana har RFSUs partnerorganisationer anordnat lärtillfällen för ungdomar på festivaler eller i form av ungdomsklubbar. Motståndet är starkt och försvårar samarbete på nationell nivå. I Kenya, Ghana och Liberia arbetar RFSUs partnerorganisationer med religiösa och kulturella ledare för att skapa dialog och uppnå förändring. 4.Regionalt och globalt policyarbete RFSU deltar i flera globala påverkansforum, exempelvis på FN (i Geneve och i New York) och inom nätverk där SRHR-frågor drivs. På FN-nivå ingår RFSU ofta i den svenska delegationen eller deltar som medlem i IPPF. Ett exempel på resultat av det globala påverkansarbetet: RFSU deltar årligen i Commission on the Status of Women (CSW). År 2023 bidrog RFSU till att inkludera SRH, hälsotjänster, och SRHR i den antagna överenskommelsen (conclusion) på temat Innovation and technological change, and education in the digital age for achieving gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls. De bidrog även till att inkludera skrivningar om behovet av försäkra sig om att teknologi och verktyg utvecklas i samråd med kvinnor (och flickor), och att dessa är baserade på vetenskap och empiri. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54030561-5403056101 Sweden Overall objective: Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) for all are respected, protected and fulfilled. Main areas of work: 1) Sexuality and non-discrimination, 2) abortion rights, 3) comprehensive sexual education, 4) civil society's ability to act independently to promote SRHR. 1. Ansökan och förväntade resultat RFSU (Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning) har inkommit med en ansökan, "The RFSU Civil Society Partnership Programme for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) 2018-2022", om bidrag om sammanlagt 302 415 000 kronor. Insatsens övergripande mål är att Sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) för alla respekteras, skyddas och uppfylls. RFSU och deras samarbetspartners strävar efter att uppnå långsiktiga resultat inom fyra övergripande områden: 1) Sexualitet och icke-diskriminering, 2) aborträttigheter, 3) allsidig sexualundervisning, och 4) det civila samhällets möjligheter att verka fritt för att främja SRHR. Förväntade resultat inkluderar att: -Lagar och policyer som motverkar diskriminering i relation till sexualitet antas och genomförs. -Ökad medvetenhet bland HBTQ-personer om deras SRHR-rättigheter. -Mindre stigma i samhällen gällande kvinnor och flickor som gör abort. -Ökad medvetenhet bland kvinnor och flickor om rätten till säker abort. -Heltäckande sexualundervisning införs i läroplaner och genomförs. -Ökad medvetenhet bland elever om deras SRHR-rättigheter. -Stärkt kapacitet inom det civila samhället för påverkansarbete gällande SRHR. -Förbättrad utvecklingseffektivitet inom RFSU:s samarbeten med partners. Ansökan avser ett femårigt stöd för perioden 2018-2022, vilket utgör en fortsättning och utveckling av den verksamhet som genomförts 2014-2016 med förlängning 2017. 280 014 000 kronor utgör verksamhetskostnader och 22 401 000 kronor, motsvarande 8 procent, utgör administrationsbidrag. Den sökta budgetens fördelning per år: 55 262 000 kronor (2018), 55 928 000 kronor (2019), 64 395 000 kronor (2020), 63 453 000 kronor (2021), 63 377 000 kronor (2022). RFSU:s föreslagna egeninsats är 31 113 000 kronor, vilket motsvarar drygt 10 procent av det från Sida ansökta bidraget. Den totala programbudgeten i ansökan inklusive egeninsats är 333 528 000 kronor. Enligt RFSU:s ansökan kommer ungefär 68 procent av den totala programbudgeten att vidareförmedlas direkt till lokala partner. Insatsen omfattar totalt 48 partnerskap i sju länder (Bangladesh, Bolivia, Kambodja, Ghana, Georgien, Kenya och Liberia) och fyra regioner (Latinamerika och de Karibiska öarna, Afrika, Asien, och Europa). Landprogrammet i Liberia samt den regionala verksamheten i Afrika, Asien och Europa är nya i förhållande till RFSU:s verksamhet 2017. 2. Ansökande organisation RFSU grundades 1933 och är en väletablerad organisation i det svenska samhället med stark internationell förankring. RFSU verkar lokalt, nationellt och internationellt för att sprida en kunskapsbaserad och öppen syn på samlevnads- och sexualfrågor. Organisationen är partipolitiskt, fackligt och religiöst obunden. Dess högsta beslutande organ är kongressen och mellan kongresserna leds förbundet av förbundsstyrelsen, som inom sig utser arbetsutskott. RFSU är en medlemsorganisation och har ungefär 3500 individuella medlemmar samt ett tjugotal medlemsorganisationer. Verksamheten bedrivs även genom lokalföreningar/grupper. RFSU äger bolaget RFSU AB och driver RFSU-kliniken. RFSU beviljades behörighet som ramorganisation inom Sidas CSO-anslag 2009. Under 2013 genomförde Sida en så kallad ramkriteriebedömning av befintliga och potentiella ramorganisationer. Resultatet av denna ledde till att Sida under 2014 fattade beslut om att bevilja RFSU fortsatt status som ramorganisation. 3. Sidas samlade stöd till RFSU Sidas avdelning för internationella organisationer och tematiskt stöd (INTEM) stödjer RFSU:s program "Advancing International Legal, Policy and Financial Commitments to Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights for All - A Global SRHR Policy, Advocacy and Accountability Programmme (GAAP)" för perioden 2018-2019 med totalt 25 000 000 kronor. Syftet med programmet är att etablera koalitioner och involvera nya aktörer inom området SRHR; samla in och analysera information för opinionsbildning inom SRHR; samt påverka policyutveckling, beslut och givare till att vidta kraftfulla åtgärder för att främja SRHR. I nu aktuell ansökan för 2018-2022 föreslår RFSU att GAAP integreras i rambidraget från och med 2020 då avtalet med Sida INTEM har löpt ut. Sida ställer sig positivt till detta förslag vilket innebär att Sida bedömer RFSU:s ansökan för 2018-2022 i sin helhet inom vilken GAAP integreras från och med 2020. Sida INTEM finansierar även RFSU:s roll i en så kallad challenge fund vid namn AmplifyChange med totalt 195 000 000 kronor för perioden 2016-2020. Bakgrunden till Sidas stöd är att myndigheten i regleringsbrevet för 2014 fick i uppdrag att initiera en challenge fund med inriktning på SRHR och sanitet. Sida bedömde att AmplifyChange var den mest lämpade fonden. RFSU samarbetar med Sida för att förmedla pengar till AmplifyChange för genomförande av fondens programförslag, strategier och resultatramverk. RFSU sitter med i styrelsen för AmplifyChange och bidrar med expertstöd till Sida. RFSU erhåller även stöd via Sida Partnership Forum (SPF) för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet med totalt 3 675 000 kronor för 2017. 4. Beredningen Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för bedömningen av RFSU:s ansökan. Under beredningen har synpunkter inhämtas från andra Sidahandläggare med erfarenhet av samarbete med RFSU. Obligatoriskt samråd har ägt rum med ansvarig jurist på Sidas avdelning för verksamhetsstöd. De viktigaste skriftliga underlagen är: -Sidas beredningar och bedömningar genomförda 2016-2017 -Dokumentationsstickprov 2017 -Reserapport Kambodja 2017 -Tematiskt stickprov jämställdhet 2017 -Revisionsrapporter för 2015 och 2016 -Stickprovsrevision av avtalsefterlevnad 2017 -Utvärdering av Context "Results focused Evaluation of RFSU's Programme on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights 2014-2016” -Ramkriteriebedömning 2014 - Enkät genomförd av Keystone Accountability 2014 Insatsens övergripande mål är att alla människors SRHR rättigheter respekteras, främjas, skyddas och uppfylls. RFSU och deras samarbetspartners strävar efter att uppnå långsiktiga resultat inom fyra övergripande områden: 1) Sexualitet och ickediskriminering 2) aborträttigheter 3) heltäckande sexualundervisning och 4) det civila samhällets möjligheter att verka fritt för att främja SRHR. De långsiktiga målområdena bryts i sin tur ned i mål på medellång sikt. Ett exempel är ökad mobilsering för rätten till säker abort. Sweden RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 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upplysning 157684.23 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 940500 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 728887.5 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 164437.02 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Improved aid- and development-effectiveness in civil society support Ett mer bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater understanding and engagement in civil society in developing countries for global development and sustainability, and strengthened advocacy for these matters vis-à-vis decision-makers Ökad förståelse och engagemang hos civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer för globala utvecklings- och hållbarhetsfrågor och stärkt påverkansarbete för detta gentemot beslutsfattare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030561-5403056102 Sweden Overall objective: Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) for all are respected, protected and fulfilled. Main areas of work: 1) Sexuality and non-discrimination, 2) abortion rights, 3) comprehensive sexual education, 4) civil society's ability to act independently to promote SRHR. 1. Ansökan och förväntade resultat RFSU (Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning) har inkommit med en ansökan, "The RFSU Civil Society Partnership Programme for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) 2018-2022", om bidrag om sammanlagt 302 415 000 kronor. Insatsens övergripande mål är att Sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) för alla respekteras, skyddas och uppfylls. RFSU och deras samarbetspartners strävar efter att uppnå långsiktiga resultat inom fyra övergripande områden: 1) Sexualitet och icke-diskriminering, 2) aborträttigheter, 3) allsidig sexualundervisning, och 4) det civila samhällets möjligheter att verka fritt för att främja SRHR. Förväntade resultat inkluderar att: -Lagar och policyer som motverkar diskriminering i relation till sexualitet antas och genomförs. -Ökad medvetenhet bland HBTQ-personer om deras SRHR-rättigheter. -Mindre stigma i samhällen gällande kvinnor och flickor som gör abort. -Ökad medvetenhet bland kvinnor och flickor om rätten till säker abort. -Heltäckande sexualundervisning införs i läroplaner och genomförs. -Ökad medvetenhet bland elever om deras SRHR-rättigheter. -Stärkt kapacitet inom det civila samhället för påverkansarbete gällande SRHR. -Förbättrad utvecklingseffektivitet inom RFSU:s samarbeten med partners. Ansökan avser ett femårigt stöd för perioden 2018-2022, vilket utgör en fortsättning och utveckling av den verksamhet som genomförts 2014-2016 med förlängning 2017. 280 014 000 kronor utgör verksamhetskostnader och 22 401 000 kronor, motsvarande 8 procent, utgör administrationsbidrag. Den sökta budgetens fördelning per år: 55 262 000 kronor (2018), 55 928 000 kronor (2019), 64 395 000 kronor (2020), 63 453 000 kronor (2021), 63 377 000 kronor (2022). RFSU:s föreslagna egeninsats är 31 113 000 kronor, vilket motsvarar drygt 10 procent av det från Sida ansökta bidraget. Den totala programbudgeten i ansökan inklusive egeninsats är 333 528 000 kronor. Enligt RFSU:s ansökan kommer ungefär 68 procent av den totala programbudgeten att vidareförmedlas direkt till lokala partner. Insatsen omfattar totalt 48 partnerskap i sju länder (Bangladesh, Bolivia, Kambodja, Ghana, Georgien, Kenya och Liberia) och fyra regioner (Latinamerika och de Karibiska öarna, Afrika, Asien, och Europa). Landprogrammet i Liberia samt den regionala verksamheten i Afrika, Asien och Europa är nya i förhållande till RFSU:s verksamhet 2017. 2. Ansökande organisation RFSU grundades 1933 och är en väletablerad organisation i det svenska samhället med stark internationell förankring. RFSU verkar lokalt, nationellt och internationellt för att sprida en kunskapsbaserad och öppen syn på samlevnads- och sexualfrågor. Organisationen är partipolitiskt, fackligt och religiöst obunden. Dess högsta beslutande organ är kongressen och mellan kongresserna leds förbundet av förbundsstyrelsen, som inom sig utser arbetsutskott. RFSU är en medlemsorganisation och har ungefär 3500 individuella medlemmar samt ett tjugotal medlemsorganisationer. Verksamheten bedrivs även genom lokalföreningar/grupper. RFSU äger bolaget RFSU AB och driver RFSU-kliniken. RFSU beviljades behörighet som ramorganisation inom Sidas CSO-anslag 2009. Under 2013 genomförde Sida en så kallad ramkriteriebedömning av befintliga och potentiella ramorganisationer. Resultatet av denna ledde till att Sida under 2014 fattade beslut om att bevilja RFSU fortsatt status som ramorganisation. 3. Sidas samlade stöd till RFSU Sidas avdelning för internationella organisationer och tematiskt stöd (INTEM) stödjer RFSU:s program "Advancing International Legal, Policy and Financial Commitments to Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights for All - A Global SRHR Policy, Advocacy and Accountability Programmme (GAAP)" för perioden 2018-2019 med totalt 25 000 000 kronor. Syftet med programmet är att etablera koalitioner och involvera nya aktörer inom området SRHR; samla in och analysera information för opinionsbildning inom SRHR; samt påverka policyutveckling, beslut och givare till att vidta kraftfulla åtgärder för att främja SRHR. I nu aktuell ansökan för 2018-2022 föreslår RFSU att GAAP integreras i rambidraget från och med 2020 då avtalet med Sida INTEM har löpt ut. Sida ställer sig positivt till detta förslag vilket innebär att Sida bedömer RFSU:s ansökan för 2018-2022 i sin helhet inom vilken GAAP integreras från och med 2020. Sida INTEM finansierar även RFSU:s roll i en så kallad challenge fund vid namn AmplifyChange med totalt 195 000 000 kronor för perioden 2016-2020. Bakgrunden till Sidas stöd är att myndigheten i regleringsbrevet för 2014 fick i uppdrag att initiera en challenge fund med inriktning på SRHR och sanitet. Sida bedömde att AmplifyChange var den mest lämpade fonden. RFSU samarbetar med Sida för att förmedla pengar till AmplifyChange för genomförande av fondens programförslag, strategier och resultatramverk. RFSU sitter med i styrelsen för AmplifyChange och bidrar med expertstöd till Sida. RFSU erhåller även stöd via Sida Partnership Forum (SPF) för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet med totalt 3 675 000 kronor för 2017. 4. Beredningen Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för bedömningen av RFSU:s ansökan. Under beredningen har synpunkter inhämtas från andra Sidahandläggare med erfarenhet av samarbete med RFSU. Obligatoriskt samråd har ägt rum med ansvarig jurist på Sidas avdelning för verksamhetsstöd. De viktigaste skriftliga underlagen är: -Sidas beredningar och bedömningar genomförda 2016-2017 -Dokumentationsstickprov 2017 -Reserapport Kambodja 2017 -Tematiskt stickprov jämställdhet 2017 -Revisionsrapporter för 2015 och 2016 -Stickprovsrevision av avtalsefterlevnad 2017 -Utvärdering av Context "Results focused Evaluation of RFSU's Programme on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights 2014-2016” -Ramkriteriebedömning 2014 - Enkät genomförd av Keystone Accountability 2014 Insatsens övergripande mål är att alla människors SRHR rättigheter respekteras, främjas, skyddas och uppfylls. RFSU och deras samarbetspartners strävar efter att uppnå långsiktiga resultat inom fyra övergripande områden: 1) Sexualitet och ickediskriminering 2) aborträttigheter 3) heltäckande sexualundervisning och 4) det civila samhällets möjligheter att verka fritt för att främja SRHR. De långsiktiga målområdena bryts i sin tur ned i mål på medellång sikt. Ett exempel är ökad mobilsering för rätten till säker abort. Sweden RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5873040 5802000 0 0 0 5873040 0 0 0 0 5802000 11675040 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 5873040 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 5802000 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Östeuropa: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: Reduced gender-based violence, hate crimes and human trafficking Östeuropa: Minskat könsrelaterat våld, hatbrott och människohandel Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030561-5403056104 Sweden Overall objective: Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) for all are respected, protected and fulfilled. Main areas of work: 1) Sexuality and non-discrimination, 2) abortion rights, 3) comprehensive sexual education, 4) civil society's ability to act independently to promote SRHR. 1. Ansökan och förväntade resultat RFSU (Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning) har inkommit med en ansökan, "The RFSU Civil Society Partnership Programme for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) 2018-2022", om bidrag om sammanlagt 302 415 000 kronor. Insatsens övergripande mål är att Sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) för alla respekteras, skyddas och uppfylls. RFSU och deras samarbetspartners strävar efter att uppnå långsiktiga resultat inom fyra övergripande områden: 1) Sexualitet och icke-diskriminering, 2) aborträttigheter, 3) allsidig sexualundervisning, och 4) det civila samhällets möjligheter att verka fritt för att främja SRHR. Förväntade resultat inkluderar att: -Lagar och policyer som motverkar diskriminering i relation till sexualitet antas och genomförs. -Ökad medvetenhet bland HBTQ-personer om deras SRHR-rättigheter. -Mindre stigma i samhällen gällande kvinnor och flickor som gör abort. -Ökad medvetenhet bland kvinnor och flickor om rätten till säker abort. -Heltäckande sexualundervisning införs i läroplaner och genomförs. -Ökad medvetenhet bland elever om deras SRHR-rättigheter. -Stärkt kapacitet inom det civila samhället för påverkansarbete gällande SRHR. -Förbättrad utvecklingseffektivitet inom RFSU:s samarbeten med partners. Ansökan avser ett femårigt stöd för perioden 2018-2022, vilket utgör en fortsättning och utveckling av den verksamhet som genomförts 2014-2016 med förlängning 2017. 280 014 000 kronor utgör verksamhetskostnader och 22 401 000 kronor, motsvarande 8 procent, utgör administrationsbidrag. Den sökta budgetens fördelning per år: 55 262 000 kronor (2018), 55 928 000 kronor (2019), 64 395 000 kronor (2020), 63 453 000 kronor (2021), 63 377 000 kronor (2022). RFSU:s föreslagna egeninsats är 31 113 000 kronor, vilket motsvarar drygt 10 procent av det från Sida ansökta bidraget. Den totala programbudgeten i ansökan inklusive egeninsats är 333 528 000 kronor. Enligt RFSU:s ansökan kommer ungefär 68 procent av den totala programbudgeten att vidareförmedlas direkt till lokala partner. Insatsen omfattar totalt 48 partnerskap i sju länder (Bangladesh, Bolivia, Kambodja, Ghana, Georgien, Kenya och Liberia) och fyra regioner (Latinamerika och de Karibiska öarna, Afrika, Asien, och Europa). Landprogrammet i Liberia samt den regionala verksamheten i Afrika, Asien och Europa är nya i förhållande till RFSU:s verksamhet 2017. 2. Ansökande organisation RFSU grundades 1933 och är en väletablerad organisation i det svenska samhället med stark internationell förankring. RFSU verkar lokalt, nationellt och internationellt för att sprida en kunskapsbaserad och öppen syn på samlevnads- och sexualfrågor. Organisationen är partipolitiskt, fackligt och religiöst obunden. Dess högsta beslutande organ är kongressen och mellan kongresserna leds förbundet av förbundsstyrelsen, som inom sig utser arbetsutskott. RFSU är en medlemsorganisation och har ungefär 3500 individuella medlemmar samt ett tjugotal medlemsorganisationer. Verksamheten bedrivs även genom lokalföreningar/grupper. RFSU äger bolaget RFSU AB och driver RFSU-kliniken. RFSU beviljades behörighet som ramorganisation inom Sidas CSO-anslag 2009. Under 2013 genomförde Sida en så kallad ramkriteriebedömning av befintliga och potentiella ramorganisationer. Resultatet av denna ledde till att Sida under 2014 fattade beslut om att bevilja RFSU fortsatt status som ramorganisation. 3. Sidas samlade stöd till RFSU Sidas avdelning för internationella organisationer och tematiskt stöd (INTEM) stödjer RFSU:s program "Advancing International Legal, Policy and Financial Commitments to Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights for All - A Global SRHR Policy, Advocacy and Accountability Programmme (GAAP)" för perioden 2018-2019 med totalt 25 000 000 kronor. Syftet med programmet är att etablera koalitioner och involvera nya aktörer inom området SRHR; samla in och analysera information för opinionsbildning inom SRHR; samt påverka policyutveckling, beslut och givare till att vidta kraftfulla åtgärder för att främja SRHR. I nu aktuell ansökan för 2018-2022 föreslår RFSU att GAAP integreras i rambidraget från och med 2020 då avtalet med Sida INTEM har löpt ut. Sida ställer sig positivt till detta förslag vilket innebär att Sida bedömer RFSU:s ansökan för 2018-2022 i sin helhet inom vilken GAAP integreras från och med 2020. Sida INTEM finansierar även RFSU:s roll i en så kallad challenge fund vid namn AmplifyChange med totalt 195 000 000 kronor för perioden 2016-2020. Bakgrunden till Sidas stöd är att myndigheten i regleringsbrevet för 2014 fick i uppdrag att initiera en challenge fund med inriktning på SRHR och sanitet. Sida bedömde att AmplifyChange var den mest lämpade fonden. RFSU samarbetar med Sida för att förmedla pengar till AmplifyChange för genomförande av fondens programförslag, strategier och resultatramverk. RFSU sitter med i styrelsen för AmplifyChange och bidrar med expertstöd till Sida. RFSU erhåller även stöd via Sida Partnership Forum (SPF) för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet med totalt 3 675 000 kronor för 2017. 4. Beredningen Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för bedömningen av RFSU:s ansökan. Under beredningen har synpunkter inhämtas från andra Sidahandläggare med erfarenhet av samarbete med RFSU. Obligatoriskt samråd har ägt rum med ansvarig jurist på Sidas avdelning för verksamhetsstöd. De viktigaste skriftliga underlagen är: -Sidas beredningar och bedömningar genomförda 2016-2017 -Dokumentationsstickprov 2017 -Reserapport Kambodja 2017 -Tematiskt stickprov jämställdhet 2017 -Revisionsrapporter för 2015 och 2016 -Stickprovsrevision av avtalsefterlevnad 2017 -Utvärdering av Context "Results focused Evaluation of RFSU's Programme on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights 2014-2016” -Ramkriteriebedömning 2014 - Enkät genomförd av Keystone Accountability 2014 Insatsens övergripande mål är att alla människors SRHR rättigheter respekteras, främjas, skyddas och uppfylls. RFSU och deras samarbetspartners strävar efter att uppnå långsiktiga resultat inom fyra övergripande områden: 1) Sexualitet och ickediskriminering 2) aborträttigheter 3) heltäckande sexualundervisning och 4) det civila samhällets möjligheter att verka fritt för att främja SRHR. De långsiktiga målområdena bryts i sin tur ned i mål på medellång sikt. Ett exempel är ökad mobilsering för rätten till säker abort. Sweden RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5944000 5944000 -90477 0 0 0 4887000 -90477 5052000 0 0 1057000 0 892000 11797523 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 4887000 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1057000 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 5052000 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 892000 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning -90477 RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030561-5403056105 Sweden Overall objective: Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) for all are respected, protected and fulfilled. Main areas of work: 1) Sexuality and non-discrimination, 2) abortion rights, 3) comprehensive sexual education, 4) civil society's ability to act independently to promote SRHR. 1. Ansökan och förväntade resultat RFSU (Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning) har inkommit med en ansökan, "The RFSU Civil Society Partnership Programme for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) 2018-2022", om bidrag om sammanlagt 302 415 000 kronor. Insatsens övergripande mål är att Sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) för alla respekteras, skyddas och uppfylls. RFSU och deras samarbetspartners strävar efter att uppnå långsiktiga resultat inom fyra övergripande områden: 1) Sexualitet och icke-diskriminering, 2) aborträttigheter, 3) allsidig sexualundervisning, och 4) det civila samhällets möjligheter att verka fritt för att främja SRHR. Förväntade resultat inkluderar att: -Lagar och policyer som motverkar diskriminering i relation till sexualitet antas och genomförs. -Ökad medvetenhet bland HBTQ-personer om deras SRHR-rättigheter. -Mindre stigma i samhällen gällande kvinnor och flickor som gör abort. -Ökad medvetenhet bland kvinnor och flickor om rätten till säker abort. -Heltäckande sexualundervisning införs i läroplaner och genomförs. -Ökad medvetenhet bland elever om deras SRHR-rättigheter. -Stärkt kapacitet inom det civila samhället för påverkansarbete gällande SRHR. -Förbättrad utvecklingseffektivitet inom RFSU:s samarbeten med partners. Ansökan avser ett femårigt stöd för perioden 2018-2022, vilket utgör en fortsättning och utveckling av den verksamhet som genomförts 2014-2016 med förlängning 2017. 280 014 000 kronor utgör verksamhetskostnader och 22 401 000 kronor, motsvarande 8 procent, utgör administrationsbidrag. Den sökta budgetens fördelning per år: 55 262 000 kronor (2018), 55 928 000 kronor (2019), 64 395 000 kronor (2020), 63 453 000 kronor (2021), 63 377 000 kronor (2022). RFSU:s föreslagna egeninsats är 31 113 000 kronor, vilket motsvarar drygt 10 procent av det från Sida ansökta bidraget. Den totala programbudgeten i ansökan inklusive egeninsats är 333 528 000 kronor. Enligt RFSU:s ansökan kommer ungefär 68 procent av den totala programbudgeten att vidareförmedlas direkt till lokala partner. Insatsen omfattar totalt 48 partnerskap i sju länder (Bangladesh, Bolivia, Kambodja, Ghana, Georgien, Kenya och Liberia) och fyra regioner (Latinamerika och de Karibiska öarna, Afrika, Asien, och Europa). Landprogrammet i Liberia samt den regionala verksamheten i Afrika, Asien och Europa är nya i förhållande till RFSU:s verksamhet 2017. 2. Ansökande organisation RFSU grundades 1933 och är en väletablerad organisation i det svenska samhället med stark internationell förankring. RFSU verkar lokalt, nationellt och internationellt för att sprida en kunskapsbaserad och öppen syn på samlevnads- och sexualfrågor. Organisationen är partipolitiskt, fackligt och religiöst obunden. Dess högsta beslutande organ är kongressen och mellan kongresserna leds förbundet av förbundsstyrelsen, som inom sig utser arbetsutskott. RFSU är en medlemsorganisation och har ungefär 3500 individuella medlemmar samt ett tjugotal medlemsorganisationer. Verksamheten bedrivs även genom lokalföreningar/grupper. RFSU äger bolaget RFSU AB och driver RFSU-kliniken. RFSU beviljades behörighet som ramorganisation inom Sidas CSO-anslag 2009. Under 2013 genomförde Sida en så kallad ramkriteriebedömning av befintliga och potentiella ramorganisationer. Resultatet av denna ledde till att Sida under 2014 fattade beslut om att bevilja RFSU fortsatt status som ramorganisation. 3. Sidas samlade stöd till RFSU Sidas avdelning för internationella organisationer och tematiskt stöd (INTEM) stödjer RFSU:s program "Advancing International Legal, Policy and Financial Commitments to Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights for All - A Global SRHR Policy, Advocacy and Accountability Programmme (GAAP)" för perioden 2018-2019 med totalt 25 000 000 kronor. Syftet med programmet är att etablera koalitioner och involvera nya aktörer inom området SRHR; samla in och analysera information för opinionsbildning inom SRHR; samt påverka policyutveckling, beslut och givare till att vidta kraftfulla åtgärder för att främja SRHR. I nu aktuell ansökan för 2018-2022 föreslår RFSU att GAAP integreras i rambidraget från och med 2020 då avtalet med Sida INTEM har löpt ut. Sida ställer sig positivt till detta förslag vilket innebär att Sida bedömer RFSU:s ansökan för 2018-2022 i sin helhet inom vilken GAAP integreras från och med 2020. Sida INTEM finansierar även RFSU:s roll i en så kallad challenge fund vid namn AmplifyChange med totalt 195 000 000 kronor för perioden 2016-2020. Bakgrunden till Sidas stöd är att myndigheten i regleringsbrevet för 2014 fick i uppdrag att initiera en challenge fund med inriktning på SRHR och sanitet. Sida bedömde att AmplifyChange var den mest lämpade fonden. RFSU samarbetar med Sida för att förmedla pengar till AmplifyChange för genomförande av fondens programförslag, strategier och resultatramverk. RFSU sitter med i styrelsen för AmplifyChange och bidrar med expertstöd till Sida. RFSU erhåller även stöd via Sida Partnership Forum (SPF) för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet med totalt 3 675 000 kronor för 2017. 4. Beredningen Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för bedömningen av RFSU:s ansökan. Under beredningen har synpunkter inhämtas från andra Sidahandläggare med erfarenhet av samarbete med RFSU. Obligatoriskt samråd har ägt rum med ansvarig jurist på Sidas avdelning för verksamhetsstöd. De viktigaste skriftliga underlagen är: -Sidas beredningar och bedömningar genomförda 2016-2017 -Dokumentationsstickprov 2017 -Reserapport Kambodja 2017 -Tematiskt stickprov jämställdhet 2017 -Revisionsrapporter för 2015 och 2016 -Stickprovsrevision av avtalsefterlevnad 2017 -Utvärdering av Context "Results focused Evaluation of RFSU's Programme on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights 2014-2016” -Ramkriteriebedömning 2014 - Enkät genomförd av Keystone Accountability 2014 Insatsens övergripande mål är att alla människors SRHR rättigheter respekteras, främjas, skyddas och uppfylls. RFSU och deras samarbetspartners strävar efter att uppnå långsiktiga resultat inom fyra övergripande områden: 1) Sexualitet och ickediskriminering 2) aborträttigheter 3) heltäckande sexualundervisning och 4) det civila samhällets möjligheter att verka fritt för att främja SRHR. De långsiktiga målområdena bryts i sin tur ned i mål på medellång sikt. Ett exempel är ökad mobilsering för rätten till säker abort. Sweden RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency RFSU/Riksförbundet för sexuell upplysning 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 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Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54050004 Sweden Bilateral associate experts. A training program for young Swedish academics. The aim is to have an impact on Swedish priorities in international development cooperation and feedback of experience to the Swedish actors. The program includes up to two years. Bilaterala biträdande experter. Ett utbildningsprogram för svenska yngre akademiker. 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A training program for young Swedish academics. The aim is to have an impact on Swedish priorities in international development cooperation and feedback of experience to the Swedish actors. The program includes up to two years. Bilaterala biträdande experter. Ett utbildningsprogram för svenska yngre akademiker. Syftet är att få genomslag för svenska prioriteringar i det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet och återföring av erfarenheter till svenska aktörer. Programmet omfattar max två år. 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Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security SE-0-SE-6-54050082-5405008201 Sweden International Training Programme (ITP) in UN Security Council Resolution 1325. Programme organizer is InDevelop Sweden AB in collaboration with the organization Kvinna till Kvinna. Internationellt Utbildningsprogram (ITP) i FN:s Säkerhetsrådsresolution 1325. Programarrangör är InDevelop Sweden AB i samarbete med Kvinna till Kvinna. 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Programarrangör är InDevelop Sweden AB i samarbete med Kvinna till Kvinna. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency InDevelop-IPM Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 3450569 4753185 0 4663663 3450569 0 1005314 -1005314 4753185 0 0 42468 0 930536 12867417 InDevelop-IPM 1976922 InDevelop-IPM 1473647.25 InDevelop-IPM 2006480 InDevelop-IPM 388952.09 InDevelop-IPM 623523.12 InDevelop-IPM 1704910.5 InDevelop-IPM 29319.25 InDevelop-IPM 930535.92 InDevelop-IPM 33974.5 InDevelop-IPM SE-0-SE-6-54060080 Sweden A challenge fund in partnership with USAID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the Department for science and technology Republic of South Africa to stimulate innovative solutions from the private sector for improved water resource efficiency for food security. En challenge fund i partnerskap med USAID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the Department for Science and technology Republic of South Africa, för att främja innovativa lösningar hos den privata sektorn inom förbättrad vatten- och livsmedelssäkerhet. Utlysningsfonden Securing Water for Food (SWFF) syftar till att främja innovationer som bidrar till ökad matproduktion med mindre vattenanvändning samt/eller ökar tillgången till vatten för matvärdekedjan med fokus på att nå kvinnliga och fattiga slutanvändare.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Agricultural water resources Water resources conservation (including data collection) Agriculture Water Supply & Sanitation Slututvärderingen av programmet visar på att 90 procent av slutanvändarna har fått ökad tillgång till vatten inom jordbruket och 95 procent har uppnått en mer effektiv användning av vatten som en direkt följd av innovationerna inom SWFF. Innovationerna har vidare sparat 19 miljarder liter vatten jämfört med traditionella metoder, vilket är nästan fyra gånger så mycket som programmålet om sex miljarder liter. Enligt slutrapporten har 6,8 miljoner ton mat producerats med hjälp av innovationerna, vilket överstiger programmålet om två miljoner ton producerade livsmedel. Mer än åtta miljoner hektar betes- och odlingsmark nyttjas mer hållbart delvis till följd av SWFF-innovationer, vilket kan jämföras med programmålet på 1,9 miljoner hektar förbättrad mark. Bland slutanvändarna rapporterar 68 procent att deras grödor har uppnått ökad resiliens mot klimatförändringar. Ett exempel på en innovation som fått stöd är insamling och förvaring av vatten i Indien, där fördelar syns på flera nivåer. Slutanvändarna har ökad tillgång till vatten, särskilt under torra säsonger, för sitt jordbruk, boskapsskötsel och för hushållssysslor såsom tvätt, städning, hygien och dricksvatten. Den ökade tillgången på vatten möjliggör produktivitetsökning i jordbruket, ökad livsmedelssäkerhet, samt förbättrad ekonomi för jordbrukarna. En fjärdedel av jordbrukarna uppgav att de med tillgång till detta system för vattenförvaring nu kan förlita sig på tillgången till vatten och därmed förlita sig på jordbruket som inkomstkälla. 94 procent av jordbrukarna uppgav att de nu kunde diversifiera och öka antalet grödor. En dryg tredjedel av jordbrukarna i det här exemplet uppgav att de observerat en ökad resiliens hos grödorna. Slutrapporten visar att programmet även bidragit till följande: - 40 innovationer från 28 länder har fått stöd av fonden, sju miljoner jordbrukare och andra slutanvändare har nåtts, vilket är mer än dubbelt så många jämfört med programmålet på tre miljoner slutanvändare. Hälften av dessa, det vill säga 3,5 miljoner, är kvinnor. - Sammanlagt nåddes försäljningsintäkter om 15,9 MUSD, vilket också överstiger målet på 12,5 MUSD, och 84 procent har rapporterat ökad inkomst från jordbruket. I genomsnitt resulterade SWFF i en (netto) inkomstökning på 1833 USD över tre år per jordbrukare. - Innovatörerna har vidare mobiliserat kapital motsvarande 25,4 MUSD genom mer än 300 nya partnerskap. - 100 procent av innovatörerna i programmets slutfas arbetade aktivt med att integrera jämställdhet i sina projekt och 21 procent av slutanvändarna hörde till de extremt fattiga och 46 procent till "low income poor". Målet om att nå kvinnliga och fattiga slutanvändare anses vara uppfyllt, men behöver fortsatt bevakas och vidareutvecklas i efterföljande program. SWFF har haft ett jämförelsevis stort fokus på integrering av jämställdhet, fattigdomsbekämpning och lokalt ägarskap i förhållande till andra utlysningsfonder, ett fokus som har ökat under programmets gång. Under programmets senare del arbetade samtliga innovatörer aktivt med att integrera jämställdhet i sina projekt. Graden av kvinnlig representation inom projekten uppgick till 35 procent (11 procent för andra utlysningsfonder). Samtidigt utgjorde kvinnor i ledande positioner endast sju procent, vilket visar på vikten av att fortsatt stärka fokus på kvinnor och fattiga i arbetet med framtida utlysningsfonder inklusive WE4F. Kvinnor och extremt fattiga har gynnats positivt av insatsen, dock inte i samma utsträckning som övriga slutanvändare (se ovan). Bristande betalningsförmåga och tillgång till finansiella lösningar för sårbara grupper, så kallad end-user financing, bedöms vara huvudorsaken till detta. Sida har även drivit frågan om stärkt syd- och kvinnligt deltagande i SWFFs expertpanel IIAC, där andelen deltagare från syd har ökat. En majoritet av innovatörerna och programmets konsulter kommer nu från utvecklingsländer, vilka dessutom visat sig vara betydligt mer kostnadseffektiva. Tidigare var de flesta vinnande innovatörerna från företag i USA och Nederländerna och technical assistance gavs av nordbaserade konsulter. Innovatörerna anser överlag att stödet från SWFF har varit mycket värdefullt, där 74 procent menar att stödet från SWFF har varit helt avgörande för resultatuppfyllnad. Främst lyfter innovatörerna det finansiella bidraget men i vissa fall även det tekniska stödet som de mest betydelsefulla faktorerna för att nå uppställda mål. Flexibiliteten och bredden på det tekniska stödet har uppskattats mycket. Av innovationerna som fått stöd från SWFF har 23 av 40 innovationer gått igenom programmet och "utexaminerats". Huruvida innovationernas bärkraftighet står sig efter att programmet och dess finansiella stöd avslutats, är givetvis en viktig fråga. En analys av åtta innovationer visade att alla var verksamma två till tre år efter att det finansiella stödet avslutats, och merparten bedömdes vara lönsamma eller kostnadstäckande, medan resterande var verksamma men med osäker lönsamhet. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54060080-5406008001 Sweden A challenge fund in partnership with USAID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the Department for science and technology Republic of South Africa to stimulate innovative solutions from the private sector for improved water resource efficiency for food security. En challenge fund i partnerskap med USAID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the Department for Science and technology Republic of South Africa, för att främja innovativa lösningar hos den privata sektorn inom förbättrad vatten- och livsmedelssäkerhet. Utlysningsfonden Securing Water for Food (SWFF) syftar till att främja innovationer som bidrar till ökad matproduktion med mindre vattenanvändning samt/eller ökar tillgången till vatten för matvärdekedjan med fokus på att nå kvinnliga och fattiga slutanvändare.   Sweden USAID/United States Agency for International Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency USAID/United States Agency for International Development 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 6.4 - By 2030, substantially increase water-use efficiency across all sectors and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of freshwater to address water scarcity and substantially reduce the number of people suffering from water scarcity. 6.4 - Till 2030 väsentligt effektivisera vattenanvändningen inom alla sektorer samt säkerställa hållbara uttag och en hållbar försörjning med sötvatten för att angripa vattenbristen och väsentligt minska det antal människor som lider av vattenbrist. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 77000000 16305863 0 10359493 0 4599647 16305863 77000000 0 0 0 0 0 103665356 USAID/United States Agency for International Development 77000000 USAID/United States Agency for International Development 8000000 USAID/United States Agency for International Development 0 USAID/United States Agency for International Development 8305863.3800000008 USAID/United States Agency for International Development 4599646.5 USAID/United States Agency for International Development SE-0-SE-6-54060080-5406008002 Sweden A challenge fund in partnership with USAID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the Department for science and technology Republic of South Africa to stimulate innovative solutions from the private sector for improved water resource efficiency for food security. En challenge fund i partnerskap med USAID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the Department for Science and technology Republic of South Africa, för att främja innovativa lösningar hos den privata sektorn inom förbättrad vatten- och livsmedelssäkerhet. Utlysningsfonden Securing Water for Food (SWFF) syftar till att främja innovationer som bidrar till ökad matproduktion med mindre vattenanvändning samt/eller ökar tillgången till vatten för matvärdekedjan med fokus på att nå kvinnliga och fattiga slutanvändare.   Sweden USAID/United States Agency for International Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 326036 326036 326036 Other 326036 Other SE-0-SE-6-54060080-5406008003 Sweden A challenge fund in partnership with USAID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the Department for science and technology Republic of South Africa to stimulate innovative solutions from the private sector for improved water resource efficiency for food security. En challenge fund i partnerskap med USAID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the Department for Science and technology Republic of South Africa, för att främja innovativa lösningar hos den privata sektorn inom förbättrad vatten- och livsmedelssäkerhet. Utlysningsfonden Securing Water for Food (SWFF) syftar till att främja innovationer som bidrar till ökad matproduktion med mindre vattenanvändning samt/eller ökar tillgången till vatten för matvärdekedjan med fokus på att nå kvinnliga och fattiga slutanvändare.   Sweden USAID/United States Agency for International Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 8608 8608 8608 Other 8607.77 Other SE-0-SE-6-54060080-5406008004 Sweden A challenge fund in partnership with USAID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the Department for science and technology Republic of South Africa to stimulate innovative solutions from the private sector for improved water resource efficiency for food security. En challenge fund i partnerskap med USAID, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the Department for Science and technology Republic of South Africa, för att främja innovativa lösningar hos den privata sektorn inom förbättrad vatten- och livsmedelssäkerhet. Utlysningsfonden Securing Water for Food (SWFF) syftar till att främja innovationer som bidrar till ökad matproduktion med mindre vattenanvändning samt/eller ökar tillgången till vatten för matvärdekedjan med fokus på att nå kvinnliga och fattiga slutanvändare.   Sweden USAID/United States Agency for International Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency USAID/United States Agency for International Development 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 6.4 - Till 2030 väsentligt effektivisera vattenanvändningen inom alla sektorer samt säkerställa hållbara uttag och en hållbar försörjning med sötvatten för att angripa vattenbristen och väsentligt minska det antal människor som lider av vattenbrist. 6.4 - By 2030, substantially increase water-use efficiency across all sectors and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of freshwater to address water scarcity and substantially reduce the number of people suffering from water scarcity. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -1712056 0 0 0 0 -1712056 -1712056 USAID/United States Agency for International Development -1712055.6499999999 USAID/United States Agency for International Development Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Enhanced protection and rehabilitation, and sustainable management and use of land-based ecosystems, biodiversity and species, natural resources, including agriculture and forestry, as well as ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened protection and rehabilitation, as well as sustainable management and use of marine, coastal and freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, natural resources, and ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-54100089 Sweden The International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (icddr,b) is an international health research institution located in Dhaka, dedicated to addressing the health challenges that disproportionately affect people living in poverty in Bangladesh and other low- and middle-income countries. Sida has supported icddr,b since 1981, and the institute has evolved considerably over time. The institute is today a centre of excellence producing research of global relevance, such as child and maternal health, including reproductive health. icddr,b provides unique opportunities to address health challenges in low-income settings through low-cost, practical, lifesaving solutions. The track record includes the oral rehydration solution (ORS), zinc for diarrhoea treatment and tetanus vaccines for newborns, which have saved and continue to save millions of lives worldwide. icddr,b has the capacity to undertake a full spectrum of research spanning population-based studies and demographic surveillance, large-scale clinical trials, hospital-based clinical studies, and laboratory research. icddr,b has recently had some turbulent years with concerns of both organizational nature and regarding research sustainability, especially with regards to the regrowth of researchers at the senior level. These challenges are being addressed in different ways and the institute is currently at a transitional stage. icddr,b’s Strategic Plan 2015-2018 reinforces icddr,b’s legacy of focusing not just on discovery, but also on strengthening the organisation’s ability to shape policy at the national, regional and global level, as well as advocating for the use of highly effective products and evidence-based discoveries. icddr,b reinforces these efforts through publishing and South-South collaboration, training and capacity-building, and continues to build a cadre of public health experts and capacities for low- and middle-income countries. In addition, strategic national, regional and global partnerships tap into the complementary assets of other organisations—academic, scientific, NGOs and private sector—to maximise the influence and reach of icddr,b’s work. There are five key areas in which icddr,b has a strong track record and expertise (points 1-5 below) and two which are highly relevant to Bangladesh and where icddr,b would like to develop greater expertise (points 6-7 below): 1Reduce maternal and neonatal mortality 2Prevent and treat maternal and childhood malnutrition 3Control enteric and respiratory infections 4Detect and control emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases 5Achieve universal health coverage 6Non Communicable Diseases 7Climate Change An important value of the Sida research support is the earmarking of research project funding to younger scientists and a possibility to plan a career development program of several years in a row. Another added value according to icddr,b is the relationship to Sida also as advisors, not just funders, who can support in developing processes and criteria for the calls and experience-sharing in capacity building. Sida strongly supports the ownership of icddr,b and collaboration with both South and North, which increases the potential of icddr,b researchers to attract international funding and hence the basis for icddr,b's sustainability. International Center of Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (icddr,b) är ett internationellt center som producerar forskning av stor relevans och av god kvalitet. Namnet till trots bedrivs forskning på diverse områden utöver just de viktiga diarrésjukdomarna, inkluderandes mödra- och spädbarnshälsa. Insatsen avser programstöd under perioden 2016-2020 till icddr,b. Det föreslagna stödet är en fortsättning på tidigare stöd, vilket förlängdes med aktivitetsperiod till 30 juni 2016. Det föreslagna totala beloppet är 30 500 000 SEK för perioden 2016-2020. Stödet från Sida är programstöd till kapacitetsökning hos unga forskare i enlighet med deras Strategiska Plan 2015-2018, vilket är en förutsättning för den flexibilitet som krävs för att kunna anpassa aktiviteterna efter behov och erfarenhet. Sida är för närvarande den enda givaren som stödjer denna del av strategin specifikt. Icddr,b har målsättningen att utveckla lösningar inom hälsa som är kostnadseffektiva och realistiska för fattiga människor som lever i låginkomstmiljöer. Icddr,b är idag ett framstående center för forskning av global relevans, exempelvis barn- och mödravård samt reproduktiv hälsa. De arbetar utifrån ett starkt rättighetsperspektiv och ställer den fattiga människan i centrum för sitt arbete. De planerar och investerar i långsiktiga hälsoinsatser och har en rådgivande funktion inom bla WHO. icddr,b har utvecklat många processer och produkter av stor betydelse för hälsa i låginkomstmiljöer, till exempel ett världsledande koleravaccin och vätskeersättningen ORS. Nyligen har de tagit fram en enkel-dos av koleravaccinet, en lågkostnads-luftpump för småbarn med lunginflammation och stelkrampsvaccin för nyfödda. Målsättningarna i icddr,b's Strategiska Plan 2015-2018 är att bli ett världsledande center inom forskning på global hälsa, och att bygga en bättre och effektivare finansiellt hållbar institution. De fem strategiska prioriteringarna är: 1. Minska mödra- och spädbarnsdödlighet 2. Förebygga och behandla undernäring hos mödrar och barn 3. Kontroll av enteriska- och luftvägsinfektioner 4. Upptäcka och förebygga nya och återkommande infektionssjukdomar 5. Uppnå allmän/universell sjukvårdsförsäkring Utöver dessa fem områden, där icddr,b är internationellt konkurrenskraftiga, vill man bygga upp starkare kapacitet inom områdena: hälsoeffekter av klimatförändringar, samt förebyggande och behandling av icke smittsamma sjukdomar. I Bangladesh har man en unik möjlighet att studera just kopplingen mellan hälsa och klimatförändringar. Det svenska stödet är inte stort jämfört med de riktade forskningsanslag som centret attraherar, men det svenska forskningsstödet ger ett stort mervärde och kan anses katalytiskt. Ägarskapet för insatsen ligger i linje med centrets strategiska plan. Då majoriteten av forskningsmedel är öronmärkta av finansiärerna är det föreslagna svenska stödet av största vikt för centret då det möjliggör långsiktiga satsningar som följer centrets egna prioriteringar. Fokus ligger på återväxten av framtida starka forskningsledare på centret – något som dels möjliggör icddr,b’s framtid, dels stärker forskningsområdet i sig. Sida kan göra störst skillnad genom ett flerårigt stöd som möjliggör en satsning på unga lovande forskare, vilka annars har svårt att få extern finansiering i konkurrens med etablerade seniora forskare. Dessa unga lovande forskare välj ut i konkurrens och måste vara anställda som forskare vid icddr,b och vara under 40 år. Stödet kommer även att gå till etableringen av icddr,b’s genomikfacilitet vilken initierades med svenskt stöd under 2015-2016. Sida har gett finansiellt stöd till icddr,b sedan 1981 och har erfarenheten att centret har god kapacitet att uppnå sina mål. Research support The main objective of the ongoing contribution is the development of skills and competencies of scientific staff; with a special focus on local junior researchers at mid-level, through a capacity training program. The participants are selected in competition and will go through a career development program including running their own research projects. In 2018 another component was added, for the study of an improved treatment of small children with severe pneumonia in Ethiopia. The method has been developed at icddr,b and is used at the hospital of icddr,b. The long-term purpose is to change the global guidelines of this treatment. Strategic programme support This component is a continuation of last year's strategic funding to enable icddr,b to enhance their activities of particular relevance to public health interventions that are linked to Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), Anti-microbial resistance (AMR), Climate change-related health impacts and non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in urban slum populations - with global added value. Expected outputs are: A series of theoretically based indicators that bear on vulnerability and wellbeing of the urban poor, related directly and indirectly to the topics of WASH, AMR, NCDs, CCH and COVID-19; A series of measurement tools, equipment, and techniques to support the measurement of risk factors, exposures, and health outcomes in the urban poor; and Hardware and software to support the collection curation and communication of research data which will support project management within icddr,b and as part of broader South-South collaborations. The contribution will also support development of systems thinking in icddr,b. The proposal is assessed relevant for Sida, and Sweden's Global Strategy for sustainable social development 20182022 as these fit into icddrb's strategy and longer-term aspirations which include: 1. Promoting South-South collaboration and increasing engagement with the private sector. 2. Bringing icddr,bs current innovations to scale and increase uptake in Bangladesh and globally. 3. Building on its interdisciplinary capacity to examine the health consequences of climate change. 4. Preventing and treating non-communicable diseases 5. Continuing developing WASH and hygiene practices Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Medical research Health, General icddr,b (previously the acronym stood for International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh) is an international health research institution located in Dhaka, dedicated to addressing health challenges that disproportionately affect people living in poverty in Bangladesh and other low- and middle-income countries. Sida has supported icddr,b since 1981 and the institute has evolved considerably over time broadening its focus from cholera and diarrhoeal diseases to include many health challenges affecting vulnerable and neglected populations. The institute is today a centre of excellence producing research of global relevance, such as child and maternal health, including reproductive health. icddr,b provides unique opportunities to address such health challenges in low-income settings through low-cost, practical, lifesaving solutions and has the capacity to undertake a full spectrum of research spanning population-based studies and demographic surveillance, large-scale clinical trials, hospital-based clinical studies, and laboratory research. icddr,b is committed to translating research results into evidence-based policy and action. Sida's support in the current agreement period (2016-2025) included two components financed by the Swedish strategies for research cooperation and research in development cooperation 2015-2021 and global development cooperation in sustainable development 2018-2022 (and their later renewed versions), respectively. While the first component focused on research, support to young researchers and institutional capacity building, the latter was added to the contribution in and 2019 had urban health challenges as primary focus area. Examples of achievements during previous and the recently ended funding period have been presented in an article on Sida's external website in 2023: Sidas forskningssamarbeten i Bangladesh tar fram billiga och enkla lösningar som räddar liv (https://www.sida.se/sida-i-varlden/lander-och-regioner/bangladesh/sidas-forskningssamarbeten-i-bangladesh-tar-fram-billiga-och-enkla-losningar-som-raddar-liv). Because Sida's support to icddr,b ended in 2024 and currently no new funding period is planned, some of the key results of the more than 40-year long partnership between Sida and icddr,b are listed below. icddr,b's solutions have saved and continue to save millions of lives worldwide, including the lives of newborns, children under five, mothers, migrants and refugees. > icddr,b has played a pivotal role in the development and testing of an oral cholera vaccine (OCV) in collaboration with Swedish researchers and pharmaceutical industry. OCV is today used both preventively and reactively, in endemic communities, outbreak zones and humanitarian and refugee settings. > Development and testing of oral rehydration therapy, a simple and cheap life-saving therapeutic intervention to treat electrolyte imbalance caused by diarrhoea across the world. > Evidence from icddr,b showed that zinc treatment reduces duration, severity and recurrence of diarrhoea and led revised WHO and UNICEF guidelines for the management of childhood diarrhoea. > Clinical trials proved that maternal tetanus vaccination drastically reduces deaths from neonatal tetanus and contributes to neonatal tetanus elimination. > Development of a low-cost bubble continuous positive airway pressure (bCPAP) device to deliver oxygen to young children with pneumonia. The device is made from simple, locally available materials, and has the potential to bring bCPAP therapy to a wide range of facilities in resource-poor settings. Clinical trials at icddr,b Dhaka Hospital and 12 secondary hospitals in Ethiopia (in cooperation with Armauer Hansen Research Institute and directly financed by Sida) demonstrated that treatment of young children with severe pneumonia and hypoxemia with bCPAP oxygen therapy reduced death rates by 70%, led to fewer treatment failures and shortened hospital stays compared to current standard WHO-recommended therapy. Based on this evidence, the Ministries of Health in Ethiopia, Malawi, and Nigeria, with support from the European Union (OPT-bCPAP project financed by Global EDCTP3 with partners at Karolinska Institutet and Uppsala University), are now scaling up bCPAP in 37 hospitals across Africa. > Development and testing of a biodegradable absorbent birthing mat for home deliveries that warns of dangerous blood loss and indicates that mothers need specialist medical care. Along with the drug misoprostol to limit bleeding and umbilical cord cleaning tools, the mat has been incorporated into an innovative safe delivery kit that now is in widespread use in Bangladesh. > The icddr,b Genome Center was established with the support from Sida in 2015 and has developed into a leading facility for genomic research in Bangladesh. The center is today self-sufficient and contributes among other things to pathogen surveillance, research concerning the genomics of antimicrobial resistance and cancer diagnostics. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the center has contributed to the SARS-CoV-2 variant surveillance in Bangladesh. In addition to scientific outcomes, icddr,b has invested in the training of young scientists and strengthening institutional capacity. Through a Sida-supported special training programme, young promising researchers got the chance to pursue their own research projects as principal investigators. icddr,b has regarded this support as truly catalytic as it allows the growth of the next generation of researchers. Research projects were in the area of health research but some included climate, environment and gender aspects, contributing to strengthening icddr,b's capacity in these areas. The component Urban Health Coverage model for scale up through south-south partnerships has supported improved management of icddr,b's asset of health data including icddr,b's Health and Demographic Surveillance Systems (HDSS), development of methodology to enhance data quality and a new set of indicators for improved understanding of vulnerabilities and risks in urban populations (and subgroups) that are accentuated during epidemics. The previously established HDSS contribute to improved management of public health crises through surveillance workers following up experiences and development at household level and record demographic events such as pregnancies, births, deaths, and migrations. HDSS help to understand how social, environmental and demographic factors interact over time to produce health outcomes and monitor national and global health goals. The component has furthermore enabled the establishment of the HDSS Asian Network for collaborative work including Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Vietnam. Another example of strengthened south-south partnership is the collaboration of icddr,b with ten HDSS groups in Africa and South Asia for implementing the project "HDSS-based Mortality Surveillance in Africa and South Asia". Examples of evidence that have been generated include the understanding of irrational use of antibiotics and knowledge levels about antibiotic use and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) among informal care providers and the general population. Another piece of evidence relates to inequities in access to social security systems between rural and urban areas. Furthermore, the Urban Health Coverage component contributed to the retention of staff and strengthening of staff capacity in both primary, secondary and systematic research including data analyses and reviews during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54100089-5410008901 Sweden The International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (icddr,b) is an international health research institution located in Dhaka, dedicated to addressing the health challenges that disproportionately affect people living in poverty in Bangladesh and other low- and middle-income countries. Sida has supported icddr,b since 1981, and the institute has evolved considerably over time. The institute is today a centre of excellence producing research of global relevance, such as child and maternal health, including reproductive health. icddr,b provides unique opportunities to address health challenges in low-income settings through low-cost, practical, lifesaving solutions. The track record includes the oral rehydration solution (ORS), zinc for diarrhoea treatment and tetanus vaccines for newborns, which have saved and continue to save millions of lives worldwide. icddr,b has the capacity to undertake a full spectrum of research spanning population-based studies and demographic surveillance, large-scale clinical trials, hospital-based clinical studies, and laboratory research. icddr,b has recently had some turbulent years with concerns of both organizational nature and regarding research sustainability, especially with regards to the regrowth of researchers at the senior level. These challenges are being addressed in different ways and the institute is currently at a transitional stage. icddr,b’s Strategic Plan 2015-2018 reinforces icddr,b’s legacy of focusing not just on discovery, but also on strengthening the organisation’s ability to shape policy at the national, regional and global level, as well as advocating for the use of highly effective products and evidence-based discoveries. icddr,b reinforces these efforts through publishing and South-South collaboration, training and capacity-building, and continues to build a cadre of public health experts and capacities for low- and middle-income countries. In addition, strategic national, regional and global partnerships tap into the complementary assets of other organisations—academic, scientific, NGOs and private sector—to maximise the influence and reach of icddr,b’s work. There are five key areas in which icddr,b has a strong track record and expertise (points 1-5 below) and two which are highly relevant to Bangladesh and where icddr,b would like to develop greater expertise (points 6-7 below): 1Reduce maternal and neonatal mortality 2Prevent and treat maternal and childhood malnutrition 3Control enteric and respiratory infections 4Detect and control emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases 5Achieve universal health coverage 6Non Communicable Diseases 7Climate Change An important value of the Sida research support is the earmarking of research project funding to younger scientists and a possibility to plan a career development program of several years in a row. Another added value according to icddr,b is the relationship to Sida also as advisors, not just funders, who can support in developing processes and criteria for the calls and experience-sharing in capacity building. Sida strongly supports the ownership of icddr,b and collaboration with both South and North, which increases the potential of icddr,b researchers to attract international funding and hence the basis for icddr,b's sustainability. International Center of Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (icddr,b) är ett internationellt center som producerar forskning av stor relevans och av god kvalitet. Namnet till trots bedrivs forskning på diverse områden utöver just de viktiga diarrésjukdomarna, inkluderandes mödra- och spädbarnshälsa. Insatsen avser programstöd under perioden 2016-2020 till icddr,b. Det föreslagna stödet är en fortsättning på tidigare stöd, vilket förlängdes med aktivitetsperiod till 30 juni 2016. Det föreslagna totala beloppet är 30 500 000 SEK för perioden 2016-2020. Stödet från Sida är programstöd till kapacitetsökning hos unga forskare i enlighet med deras Strategiska Plan 2015-2018, vilket är en förutsättning för den flexibilitet som krävs för att kunna anpassa aktiviteterna efter behov och erfarenhet. Sida är för närvarande den enda givaren som stödjer denna del av strategin specifikt. Icddr,b har målsättningen att utveckla lösningar inom hälsa som är kostnadseffektiva och realistiska för fattiga människor som lever i låginkomstmiljöer. Icddr,b är idag ett framstående center för forskning av global relevans, exempelvis barn- och mödravård samt reproduktiv hälsa. De arbetar utifrån ett starkt rättighetsperspektiv och ställer den fattiga människan i centrum för sitt arbete. De planerar och investerar i långsiktiga hälsoinsatser och har en rådgivande funktion inom bla WHO. icddr,b har utvecklat många processer och produkter av stor betydelse för hälsa i låginkomstmiljöer, till exempel ett världsledande koleravaccin och vätskeersättningen ORS. Nyligen har de tagit fram en enkel-dos av koleravaccinet, en lågkostnads-luftpump för småbarn med lunginflammation och stelkrampsvaccin för nyfödda. Målsättningarna i icddr,b's Strategiska Plan 2015-2018 är att bli ett världsledande center inom forskning på global hälsa, och att bygga en bättre och effektivare finansiellt hållbar institution. De fem strategiska prioriteringarna är: 1. Minska mödra- och spädbarnsdödlighet 2. Förebygga och behandla undernäring hos mödrar och barn 3. Kontroll av enteriska- och luftvägsinfektioner 4. Upptäcka och förebygga nya och återkommande infektionssjukdomar 5. Uppnå allmän/universell sjukvårdsförsäkring Utöver dessa fem områden, där icddr,b är internationellt konkurrenskraftiga, vill man bygga upp starkare kapacitet inom områdena: hälsoeffekter av klimatförändringar, samt förebyggande och behandling av icke smittsamma sjukdomar. I Bangladesh har man en unik möjlighet att studera just kopplingen mellan hälsa och klimatförändringar. Det svenska stödet är inte stort jämfört med de riktade forskningsanslag som centret attraherar, men det svenska forskningsstödet ger ett stort mervärde och kan anses katalytiskt. Ägarskapet för insatsen ligger i linje med centrets strategiska plan. Då majoriteten av forskningsmedel är öronmärkta av finansiärerna är det föreslagna svenska stödet av största vikt för centret då det möjliggör långsiktiga satsningar som följer centrets egna prioriteringar. Fokus ligger på återväxten av framtida starka forskningsledare på centret – något som dels möjliggör icddr,b’s framtid, dels stärker forskningsområdet i sig. Sida kan göra störst skillnad genom ett flerårigt stöd som möjliggör en satsning på unga lovande forskare, vilka annars har svårt att få extern finansiering i konkurrens med etablerade seniora forskare. Dessa unga lovande forskare välj ut i konkurrens och måste vara anställda som forskare vid icddr,b och vara under 40 år. Stödet kommer även att gå till etableringen av icddr,b’s genomikfacilitet vilken initierades med svenskt stöd under 2015-2016. Sida har gett finansiellt stöd till icddr,b sedan 1981 och har erfarenheten att centret har god kapacitet att uppnå sina mål. Research support The main objective of the ongoing contribution is the development of skills and competencies of scientific staff; with a special focus on local junior researchers at mid-level, through a capacity training program. The participants are selected in competition and will go through a career development program including running their own research projects. In 2018 another component was added, for the study of an improved treatment of small children with severe pneumonia in Ethiopia. The method has been developed at icddr,b and is used at the hospital of icddr,b. The long-term purpose is to change the global guidelines of this treatment. Strategic programme support This component is a continuation of last year's strategic funding to enable icddr,b to enhance their activities of particular relevance to public health interventions that are linked to Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), Anti-microbial resistance (AMR), Climate change-related health impacts and non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in urban slum populations - with global added value. Expected outputs are: A series of theoretically based indicators that bear on vulnerability and wellbeing of the urban poor, related directly and indirectly to the topics of WASH, AMR, NCDs, CCH and COVID-19; A series of measurement tools, equipment, and techniques to support the measurement of risk factors, exposures, and health outcomes in the urban poor; and Hardware and software to support the collection curation and communication of research data which will support project management within icddr,b and as part of broader South-South collaborations. The contribution will also support development of systems thinking in icddr,b. The proposal is assessed relevant for Sida, and Sweden's Global Strategy for sustainable social development 20182022 as these fit into icddrb's strategy and longer-term aspirations which include: 1. Promoting South-South collaboration and increasing engagement with the private sector. 2. Bringing icddr,bs current innovations to scale and increase uptake in Bangladesh and globally. 3. Building on its interdisciplinary capacity to examine the health consequences of climate change. 4. Preventing and treating non-communicable diseases 5. Continuing developing WASH and hygiene practices Sweden ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför 3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 13500000 4500000 11500000 6000000 3600000 0 -1500000 0 6000000 5000000 5000000 0 7500000 4500000 0 -5000000 6000000 11000000 -6000000 6000000 7500000 3600000 0 0 -5500000 0 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 0 -6000000 44100000 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 5000000 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 7500000 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 6000000 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 4500000 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 11000000 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 500000 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 6000000 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 3600000 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 Strengthened conditions and capacity among national and regional research actors to participate in international research and research dialogue Stärkta förutsättningar och stärkt förmåga hos nationella och regionala forskningsaktörer att delta i internationell forskning och forskningsdialog Other Övrigt More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt Improved conditions for researchers to develop innovative ideas with the potential to contribute to the emergence of new products and services that contribute to poverty reduction and a sustainable society Förbättrade förutsättningar för forskare att utveckla innovativa idéer med potential att bidra till framväxandet av nya produkter och tjänster som bidrar till minskad fattigdom och ett hållbart samhälle Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54100089-5410008902 Sweden The International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (icddr,b) is an international health research institution located in Dhaka, dedicated to addressing the health challenges that disproportionately affect people living in poverty in Bangladesh and other low- and middle-income countries. Sida has supported icddr,b since 1981, and the institute has evolved considerably over time. The institute is today a centre of excellence producing research of global relevance, such as child and maternal health, including reproductive health. icddr,b provides unique opportunities to address health challenges in low-income settings through low-cost, practical, lifesaving solutions. The track record includes the oral rehydration solution (ORS), zinc for diarrhoea treatment and tetanus vaccines for newborns, which have saved and continue to save millions of lives worldwide. icddr,b has the capacity to undertake a full spectrum of research spanning population-based studies and demographic surveillance, large-scale clinical trials, hospital-based clinical studies, and laboratory research. icddr,b has recently had some turbulent years with concerns of both organizational nature and regarding research sustainability, especially with regards to the regrowth of researchers at the senior level. These challenges are being addressed in different ways and the institute is currently at a transitional stage. icddr,b’s Strategic Plan 2015-2018 reinforces icddr,b’s legacy of focusing not just on discovery, but also on strengthening the organisation’s ability to shape policy at the national, regional and global level, as well as advocating for the use of highly effective products and evidence-based discoveries. icddr,b reinforces these efforts through publishing and South-South collaboration, training and capacity-building, and continues to build a cadre of public health experts and capacities for low- and middle-income countries. In addition, strategic national, regional and global partnerships tap into the complementary assets of other organisations—academic, scientific, NGOs and private sector—to maximise the influence and reach of icddr,b’s work. There are five key areas in which icddr,b has a strong track record and expertise (points 1-5 below) and two which are highly relevant to Bangladesh and where icddr,b would like to develop greater expertise (points 6-7 below): 1Reduce maternal and neonatal mortality 2Prevent and treat maternal and childhood malnutrition 3Control enteric and respiratory infections 4Detect and control emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases 5Achieve universal health coverage 6Non Communicable Diseases 7Climate Change An important value of the Sida research support is the earmarking of research project funding to younger scientists and a possibility to plan a career development program of several years in a row. Another added value according to icddr,b is the relationship to Sida also as advisors, not just funders, who can support in developing processes and criteria for the calls and experience-sharing in capacity building. Sida strongly supports the ownership of icddr,b and collaboration with both South and North, which increases the potential of icddr,b researchers to attract international funding and hence the basis for icddr,b's sustainability. International Center of Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (icddr,b) är ett internationellt center som producerar forskning av stor relevans och av god kvalitet. Namnet till trots bedrivs forskning på diverse områden utöver just de viktiga diarrésjukdomarna, inkluderandes mödra- och spädbarnshälsa. Insatsen avser programstöd under perioden 2016-2020 till icddr,b. Det föreslagna stödet är en fortsättning på tidigare stöd, vilket förlängdes med aktivitetsperiod till 30 juni 2016. Det föreslagna totala beloppet är 30 500 000 SEK för perioden 2016-2020. Stödet från Sida är programstöd till kapacitetsökning hos unga forskare i enlighet med deras Strategiska Plan 2015-2018, vilket är en förutsättning för den flexibilitet som krävs för att kunna anpassa aktiviteterna efter behov och erfarenhet. Sida är för närvarande den enda givaren som stödjer denna del av strategin specifikt. Icddr,b har målsättningen att utveckla lösningar inom hälsa som är kostnadseffektiva och realistiska för fattiga människor som lever i låginkomstmiljöer. Icddr,b är idag ett framstående center för forskning av global relevans, exempelvis barn- och mödravård samt reproduktiv hälsa. De arbetar utifrån ett starkt rättighetsperspektiv och ställer den fattiga människan i centrum för sitt arbete. De planerar och investerar i långsiktiga hälsoinsatser och har en rådgivande funktion inom bla WHO. icddr,b har utvecklat många processer och produkter av stor betydelse för hälsa i låginkomstmiljöer, till exempel ett världsledande koleravaccin och vätskeersättningen ORS. Nyligen har de tagit fram en enkel-dos av koleravaccinet, en lågkostnads-luftpump för småbarn med lunginflammation och stelkrampsvaccin för nyfödda. Målsättningarna i icddr,b's Strategiska Plan 2015-2018 är att bli ett världsledande center inom forskning på global hälsa, och att bygga en bättre och effektivare finansiellt hållbar institution. De fem strategiska prioriteringarna är: 1. Minska mödra- och spädbarnsdödlighet 2. Förebygga och behandla undernäring hos mödrar och barn 3. Kontroll av enteriska- och luftvägsinfektioner 4. Upptäcka och förebygga nya och återkommande infektionssjukdomar 5. Uppnå allmän/universell sjukvårdsförsäkring Utöver dessa fem områden, där icddr,b är internationellt konkurrenskraftiga, vill man bygga upp starkare kapacitet inom områdena: hälsoeffekter av klimatförändringar, samt förebyggande och behandling av icke smittsamma sjukdomar. I Bangladesh har man en unik möjlighet att studera just kopplingen mellan hälsa och klimatförändringar. Det svenska stödet är inte stort jämfört med de riktade forskningsanslag som centret attraherar, men det svenska forskningsstödet ger ett stort mervärde och kan anses katalytiskt. Ägarskapet för insatsen ligger i linje med centrets strategiska plan. Då majoriteten av forskningsmedel är öronmärkta av finansiärerna är det föreslagna svenska stödet av största vikt för centret då det möjliggör långsiktiga satsningar som följer centrets egna prioriteringar. Fokus ligger på återväxten av framtida starka forskningsledare på centret – något som dels möjliggör icddr,b’s framtid, dels stärker forskningsområdet i sig. Sida kan göra störst skillnad genom ett flerårigt stöd som möjliggör en satsning på unga lovande forskare, vilka annars har svårt att få extern finansiering i konkurrens med etablerade seniora forskare. Dessa unga lovande forskare välj ut i konkurrens och måste vara anställda som forskare vid icddr,b och vara under 40 år. Stödet kommer även att gå till etableringen av icddr,b’s genomikfacilitet vilken initierades med svenskt stöd under 2015-2016. Sida har gett finansiellt stöd till icddr,b sedan 1981 och har erfarenheten att centret har god kapacitet att uppnå sina mål. Research support The main objective of the ongoing contribution is the development of skills and competencies of scientific staff; with a special focus on local junior researchers at mid-level, through a capacity training program. The participants are selected in competition and will go through a career development program including running their own research projects. In 2018 another component was added, for the study of an improved treatment of small children with severe pneumonia in Ethiopia. The method has been developed at icddr,b and is used at the hospital of icddr,b. The long-term purpose is to change the global guidelines of this treatment. Strategic programme support This component is a continuation of last year's strategic funding to enable icddr,b to enhance their activities of particular relevance to public health interventions that are linked to Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), Anti-microbial resistance (AMR), Climate change-related health impacts and non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in urban slum populations - with global added value. Expected outputs are: A series of theoretically based indicators that bear on vulnerability and wellbeing of the urban poor, related directly and indirectly to the topics of WASH, AMR, NCDs, CCH and COVID-19; A series of measurement tools, equipment, and techniques to support the measurement of risk factors, exposures, and health outcomes in the urban poor; and Hardware and software to support the collection curation and communication of research data which will support project management within icddr,b and as part of broader South-South collaborations. The contribution will also support development of systems thinking in icddr,b. The proposal is assessed relevant for Sida, and Sweden's Global Strategy for sustainable social development 20182022 as these fit into icddrb's strategy and longer-term aspirations which include: 1. Promoting South-South collaboration and increasing engagement with the private sector. 2. Bringing icddr,bs current innovations to scale and increase uptake in Bangladesh and globally. 3. Building on its interdisciplinary capacity to examine the health consequences of climate change. 4. Preventing and treating non-communicable diseases 5. Continuing developing WASH and hygiene practices Sweden ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 6275000 10000000 0 0 0 0 6275000 16275000 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 10000000 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 6275000 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Improved availability of clean water and safely managed and sustainable sanitation and hygiene generally and within the healthcare system Förbättrad tillgång till rent vatten och säkert hanterad och hållbar sanitet och hygien generellt och inom hälsovården Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved capacity to promote healthier lives Stärkt kapacitet att främja mer hälsosamma liv Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved capacity to prevent negative health impacts caused by environmental contamination and climate change Stärkt kapacitet att förhindra hälsopåverkan av miljöföroreningar och klimatförändringar Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-54100089-5410008903 Sweden The International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (icddr,b) is an international health research institution located in Dhaka, dedicated to addressing the health challenges that disproportionately affect people living in poverty in Bangladesh and other low- and middle-income countries. Sida has supported icddr,b since 1981, and the institute has evolved considerably over time. The institute is today a centre of excellence producing research of global relevance, such as child and maternal health, including reproductive health. icddr,b provides unique opportunities to address health challenges in low-income settings through low-cost, practical, lifesaving solutions. The track record includes the oral rehydration solution (ORS), zinc for diarrhoea treatment and tetanus vaccines for newborns, which have saved and continue to save millions of lives worldwide. icddr,b has the capacity to undertake a full spectrum of research spanning population-based studies and demographic surveillance, large-scale clinical trials, hospital-based clinical studies, and laboratory research. icddr,b has recently had some turbulent years with concerns of both organizational nature and regarding research sustainability, especially with regards to the regrowth of researchers at the senior level. These challenges are being addressed in different ways and the institute is currently at a transitional stage. icddr,b’s Strategic Plan 2015-2018 reinforces icddr,b’s legacy of focusing not just on discovery, but also on strengthening the organisation’s ability to shape policy at the national, regional and global level, as well as advocating for the use of highly effective products and evidence-based discoveries. icddr,b reinforces these efforts through publishing and South-South collaboration, training and capacity-building, and continues to build a cadre of public health experts and capacities for low- and middle-income countries. In addition, strategic national, regional and global partnerships tap into the complementary assets of other organisations—academic, scientific, NGOs and private sector—to maximise the influence and reach of icddr,b’s work. There are five key areas in which icddr,b has a strong track record and expertise (points 1-5 below) and two which are highly relevant to Bangladesh and where icddr,b would like to develop greater expertise (points 6-7 below): 1Reduce maternal and neonatal mortality 2Prevent and treat maternal and childhood malnutrition 3Control enteric and respiratory infections 4Detect and control emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases 5Achieve universal health coverage 6Non Communicable Diseases 7Climate Change An important value of the Sida research support is the earmarking of research project funding to younger scientists and a possibility to plan a career development program of several years in a row. Another added value according to icddr,b is the relationship to Sida also as advisors, not just funders, who can support in developing processes and criteria for the calls and experience-sharing in capacity building. Sida strongly supports the ownership of icddr,b and collaboration with both South and North, which increases the potential of icddr,b researchers to attract international funding and hence the basis for icddr,b's sustainability. International Center of Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (icddr,b) är ett internationellt center som producerar forskning av stor relevans och av god kvalitet. Namnet till trots bedrivs forskning på diverse områden utöver just de viktiga diarrésjukdomarna, inkluderandes mödra- och spädbarnshälsa. Insatsen avser programstöd under perioden 2016-2020 till icddr,b. Det föreslagna stödet är en fortsättning på tidigare stöd, vilket förlängdes med aktivitetsperiod till 30 juni 2016. Det föreslagna totala beloppet är 30 500 000 SEK för perioden 2016-2020. Stödet från Sida är programstöd till kapacitetsökning hos unga forskare i enlighet med deras Strategiska Plan 2015-2018, vilket är en förutsättning för den flexibilitet som krävs för att kunna anpassa aktiviteterna efter behov och erfarenhet. Sida är för närvarande den enda givaren som stödjer denna del av strategin specifikt. Icddr,b har målsättningen att utveckla lösningar inom hälsa som är kostnadseffektiva och realistiska för fattiga människor som lever i låginkomstmiljöer. Icddr,b är idag ett framstående center för forskning av global relevans, exempelvis barn- och mödravård samt reproduktiv hälsa. De arbetar utifrån ett starkt rättighetsperspektiv och ställer den fattiga människan i centrum för sitt arbete. De planerar och investerar i långsiktiga hälsoinsatser och har en rådgivande funktion inom bla WHO. icddr,b har utvecklat många processer och produkter av stor betydelse för hälsa i låginkomstmiljöer, till exempel ett världsledande koleravaccin och vätskeersättningen ORS. Nyligen har de tagit fram en enkel-dos av koleravaccinet, en lågkostnads-luftpump för småbarn med lunginflammation och stelkrampsvaccin för nyfödda. Målsättningarna i icddr,b's Strategiska Plan 2015-2018 är att bli ett världsledande center inom forskning på global hälsa, och att bygga en bättre och effektivare finansiellt hållbar institution. De fem strategiska prioriteringarna är: 1. Minska mödra- och spädbarnsdödlighet 2. Förebygga och behandla undernäring hos mödrar och barn 3. Kontroll av enteriska- och luftvägsinfektioner 4. Upptäcka och förebygga nya och återkommande infektionssjukdomar 5. Uppnå allmän/universell sjukvårdsförsäkring Utöver dessa fem områden, där icddr,b är internationellt konkurrenskraftiga, vill man bygga upp starkare kapacitet inom områdena: hälsoeffekter av klimatförändringar, samt förebyggande och behandling av icke smittsamma sjukdomar. I Bangladesh har man en unik möjlighet att studera just kopplingen mellan hälsa och klimatförändringar. Det svenska stödet är inte stort jämfört med de riktade forskningsanslag som centret attraherar, men det svenska forskningsstödet ger ett stort mervärde och kan anses katalytiskt. Ägarskapet för insatsen ligger i linje med centrets strategiska plan. Då majoriteten av forskningsmedel är öronmärkta av finansiärerna är det föreslagna svenska stödet av största vikt för centret då det möjliggör långsiktiga satsningar som följer centrets egna prioriteringar. Fokus ligger på återväxten av framtida starka forskningsledare på centret – något som dels möjliggör icddr,b’s framtid, dels stärker forskningsområdet i sig. Sida kan göra störst skillnad genom ett flerårigt stöd som möjliggör en satsning på unga lovande forskare, vilka annars har svårt att få extern finansiering i konkurrens med etablerade seniora forskare. Dessa unga lovande forskare välj ut i konkurrens och måste vara anställda som forskare vid icddr,b och vara under 40 år. Stödet kommer även att gå till etableringen av icddr,b’s genomikfacilitet vilken initierades med svenskt stöd under 2015-2016. Sida har gett finansiellt stöd till icddr,b sedan 1981 och har erfarenheten att centret har god kapacitet att uppnå sina mål. Research support The main objective of the ongoing contribution is the development of skills and competencies of scientific staff; with a special focus on local junior researchers at mid-level, through a capacity training program. The participants are selected in competition and will go through a career development program including running their own research projects. In 2018 another component was added, for the study of an improved treatment of small children with severe pneumonia in Ethiopia. The method has been developed at icddr,b and is used at the hospital of icddr,b. The long-term purpose is to change the global guidelines of this treatment. Strategic programme support This component is a continuation of last year's strategic funding to enable icddr,b to enhance their activities of particular relevance to public health interventions that are linked to Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), Anti-microbial resistance (AMR), Climate change-related health impacts and non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in urban slum populations - with global added value. Expected outputs are: A series of theoretically based indicators that bear on vulnerability and wellbeing of the urban poor, related directly and indirectly to the topics of WASH, AMR, NCDs, CCH and COVID-19; A series of measurement tools, equipment, and techniques to support the measurement of risk factors, exposures, and health outcomes in the urban poor; and Hardware and software to support the collection curation and communication of research data which will support project management within icddr,b and as part of broader South-South collaborations. The contribution will also support development of systems thinking in icddr,b. The proposal is assessed relevant for Sida, and Sweden's Global Strategy for sustainable social development 20182022 as these fit into icddrb's strategy and longer-term aspirations which include: 1. Promoting South-South collaboration and increasing engagement with the private sector. 2. Bringing icddr,bs current innovations to scale and increase uptake in Bangladesh and globally. 3. Building on its interdisciplinary capacity to examine the health consequences of climate change. 4. Preventing and treating non-communicable diseases 5. Continuing developing WASH and hygiene practices Sweden ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt 3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3800000 -282458 -282458 3800000 3517542 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 3800000 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh -282458 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced impact of research that is of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development (Sida) Stärkt genomslag för forskning av relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-54100089-5410008904 Sweden The International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (icddr,b) is an international health research institution located in Dhaka, dedicated to addressing the health challenges that disproportionately affect people living in poverty in Bangladesh and other low- and middle-income countries. Sida has supported icddr,b since 1981, and the institute has evolved considerably over time. The institute is today a centre of excellence producing research of global relevance, such as child and maternal health, including reproductive health. icddr,b provides unique opportunities to address health challenges in low-income settings through low-cost, practical, lifesaving solutions. The track record includes the oral rehydration solution (ORS), zinc for diarrhoea treatment and tetanus vaccines for newborns, which have saved and continue to save millions of lives worldwide. icddr,b has the capacity to undertake a full spectrum of research spanning population-based studies and demographic surveillance, large-scale clinical trials, hospital-based clinical studies, and laboratory research. icddr,b has recently had some turbulent years with concerns of both organizational nature and regarding research sustainability, especially with regards to the regrowth of researchers at the senior level. These challenges are being addressed in different ways and the institute is currently at a transitional stage. icddr,b’s Strategic Plan 2015-2018 reinforces icddr,b’s legacy of focusing not just on discovery, but also on strengthening the organisation’s ability to shape policy at the national, regional and global level, as well as advocating for the use of highly effective products and evidence-based discoveries. icddr,b reinforces these efforts through publishing and South-South collaboration, training and capacity-building, and continues to build a cadre of public health experts and capacities for low- and middle-income countries. In addition, strategic national, regional and global partnerships tap into the complementary assets of other organisations—academic, scientific, NGOs and private sector—to maximise the influence and reach of icddr,b’s work. There are five key areas in which icddr,b has a strong track record and expertise (points 1-5 below) and two which are highly relevant to Bangladesh and where icddr,b would like to develop greater expertise (points 6-7 below): 1Reduce maternal and neonatal mortality 2Prevent and treat maternal and childhood malnutrition 3Control enteric and respiratory infections 4Detect and control emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases 5Achieve universal health coverage 6Non Communicable Diseases 7Climate Change An important value of the Sida research support is the earmarking of research project funding to younger scientists and a possibility to plan a career development program of several years in a row. Another added value according to icddr,b is the relationship to Sida also as advisors, not just funders, who can support in developing processes and criteria for the calls and experience-sharing in capacity building. Sida strongly supports the ownership of icddr,b and collaboration with both South and North, which increases the potential of icddr,b researchers to attract international funding and hence the basis for icddr,b's sustainability. International Center of Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh (icddr,b) är ett internationellt center som producerar forskning av stor relevans och av god kvalitet. Namnet till trots bedrivs forskning på diverse områden utöver just de viktiga diarrésjukdomarna, inkluderandes mödra- och spädbarnshälsa. Insatsen avser programstöd under perioden 2016-2020 till icddr,b. Det föreslagna stödet är en fortsättning på tidigare stöd, vilket förlängdes med aktivitetsperiod till 30 juni 2016. Det föreslagna totala beloppet är 30 500 000 SEK för perioden 2016-2020. Stödet från Sida är programstöd till kapacitetsökning hos unga forskare i enlighet med deras Strategiska Plan 2015-2018, vilket är en förutsättning för den flexibilitet som krävs för att kunna anpassa aktiviteterna efter behov och erfarenhet. Sida är för närvarande den enda givaren som stödjer denna del av strategin specifikt. Icddr,b har målsättningen att utveckla lösningar inom hälsa som är kostnadseffektiva och realistiska för fattiga människor som lever i låginkomstmiljöer. Icddr,b är idag ett framstående center för forskning av global relevans, exempelvis barn- och mödravård samt reproduktiv hälsa. De arbetar utifrån ett starkt rättighetsperspektiv och ställer den fattiga människan i centrum för sitt arbete. De planerar och investerar i långsiktiga hälsoinsatser och har en rådgivande funktion inom bla WHO. icddr,b har utvecklat många processer och produkter av stor betydelse för hälsa i låginkomstmiljöer, till exempel ett världsledande koleravaccin och vätskeersättningen ORS. Nyligen har de tagit fram en enkel-dos av koleravaccinet, en lågkostnads-luftpump för småbarn med lunginflammation och stelkrampsvaccin för nyfödda. Målsättningarna i icddr,b's Strategiska Plan 2015-2018 är att bli ett världsledande center inom forskning på global hälsa, och att bygga en bättre och effektivare finansiellt hållbar institution. De fem strategiska prioriteringarna är: 1. Minska mödra- och spädbarnsdödlighet 2. Förebygga och behandla undernäring hos mödrar och barn 3. Kontroll av enteriska- och luftvägsinfektioner 4. Upptäcka och förebygga nya och återkommande infektionssjukdomar 5. Uppnå allmän/universell sjukvårdsförsäkring Utöver dessa fem områden, där icddr,b är internationellt konkurrenskraftiga, vill man bygga upp starkare kapacitet inom områdena: hälsoeffekter av klimatförändringar, samt förebyggande och behandling av icke smittsamma sjukdomar. I Bangladesh har man en unik möjlighet att studera just kopplingen mellan hälsa och klimatförändringar. Det svenska stödet är inte stort jämfört med de riktade forskningsanslag som centret attraherar, men det svenska forskningsstödet ger ett stort mervärde och kan anses katalytiskt. Ägarskapet för insatsen ligger i linje med centrets strategiska plan. Då majoriteten av forskningsmedel är öronmärkta av finansiärerna är det föreslagna svenska stödet av största vikt för centret då det möjliggör långsiktiga satsningar som följer centrets egna prioriteringar. Fokus ligger på återväxten av framtida starka forskningsledare på centret – något som dels möjliggör icddr,b’s framtid, dels stärker forskningsområdet i sig. Sida kan göra störst skillnad genom ett flerårigt stöd som möjliggör en satsning på unga lovande forskare, vilka annars har svårt att få extern finansiering i konkurrens med etablerade seniora forskare. Dessa unga lovande forskare välj ut i konkurrens och måste vara anställda som forskare vid icddr,b och vara under 40 år. Stödet kommer även att gå till etableringen av icddr,b’s genomikfacilitet vilken initierades med svenskt stöd under 2015-2016. Sida har gett finansiellt stöd till icddr,b sedan 1981 och har erfarenheten att centret har god kapacitet att uppnå sina mål. Research support The main objective of the ongoing contribution is the development of skills and competencies of scientific staff; with a special focus on local junior researchers at mid-level, through a capacity training program. The participants are selected in competition and will go through a career development program including running their own research projects. In 2018 another component was added, for the study of an improved treatment of small children with severe pneumonia in Ethiopia. The method has been developed at icddr,b and is used at the hospital of icddr,b. The long-term purpose is to change the global guidelines of this treatment. Strategic programme support This component is a continuation of last year's strategic funding to enable icddr,b to enhance their activities of particular relevance to public health interventions that are linked to Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), Anti-microbial resistance (AMR), Climate change-related health impacts and non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in urban slum populations - with global added value. Expected outputs are: A series of theoretically based indicators that bear on vulnerability and wellbeing of the urban poor, related directly and indirectly to the topics of WASH, AMR, NCDs, CCH and COVID-19; A series of measurement tools, equipment, and techniques to support the measurement of risk factors, exposures, and health outcomes in the urban poor; and Hardware and software to support the collection curation and communication of research data which will support project management within icddr,b and as part of broader South-South collaborations. The contribution will also support development of systems thinking in icddr,b. The proposal is assessed relevant for Sida, and Sweden's Global Strategy for sustainable social development 20182022 as these fit into icddrb's strategy and longer-term aspirations which include: 1. Promoting South-South collaboration and increasing engagement with the private sector. 2. Bringing icddr,bs current innovations to scale and increase uptake in Bangladesh and globally. 3. Building on its interdisciplinary capacity to examine the health consequences of climate change. 4. Preventing and treating non-communicable diseases 5. Continuing developing WASH and hygiene practices Sweden ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför 3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -144781 -144781 -144781 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh -144780.66 ICDDR,B/International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh Health and SRHR 2025-2029 Hälsa samt SRHR 2025-2029 Strengthened conditions for good health Stärkta förutsättningar för god hälsa Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Strengthened capacity to prevent and combat health threats Stärkt kapacitet för att förhindra och bekämpa hälsohot Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-55000048 Sweden Roma Education Fund, REF, aims at increasing the level of Education of Europe's Roma population. Through the means of providing project grants, scholarships and through research and policy work REF contributes to increase the number of Roma achieving qualitative education at all levels in the education cycle, from pre-school to post-graduate studies. Distribution: No country allocations in advance. REFs, d.v.s. Roma Education Funds, verksamhet syftar till att höja utbildningsnivån för romer i Europa. Sida avser ge kärnstöd till REF, vars verksamhet består i att genom projektbidrag, stipendier, forskning och påverkansarbete öka antalet romer som får kvalitativ utbildning från förskola ända upp till doktorsgrad. Sida avser finansiera verksamhet i alla de ODA-klassade länder som REF är verksamt i, d.v.s. i Albanien, Bosnien Herzegovina, Kosovo, Makedonien, Montenegro, Serbien, Turkiet, Moldavien och Ukraina. Sida har i flera år gett projektstöd till REF men bedömer nu att REF som organisation är mogen att hantera kärnstöd. REFs kapacitet att hantera medel på ett ansvarsfullt sätt samt organisationens förmåga att bedriva sin verksamhet gör att Sida bedömer den sammantagna risken för insatsen vara låg. To close the gap in educational outcomes between Roma and non-Roma. REF contributes to SDG 4 - ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all. The REF strategic framework 2021 - 2030 sets out three strategic orientations: i) supporting individual beneficiaries,ii) utilizing/sensitizing education systems through advocating the needs and interests of Roma,iii) making REF a specialised organisation for the mobilization of the human potential of Roma and their contribution pedagogy. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Europe, regional Human rights Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Government & Civil Society-general Administrative Costs of Donors Roma Education Fund (REF) has worked to develop models in five activity areas of supporting Roma education and worked to institutionalise the use of these models by the local authorities in the region. Through this working method REF has become one of the main drivers of stimulating initiatives aimed at ensuring equal opportunities in education and the educational inclusion of the Roma population. This could for exampel be seen in the meta-analysis of interventions for Roma inclusion commissioned by the European Commission, where a substantial part of the interventions taken into consideration were supported by REF. Specifically REF worked against the segregation of Roma students in special classes and as a results there was a 15 percent decrease of segregation of Roma students, in the countries where the representation of Roma children in special schools was significant. Examples of the results in the Balkan countries include: Serbia -Roma children dropout rate in Serbia was reduced from 7% to 2.4% (2014/15-2018/19) -The number of high school graduates increased from 98 to 148 annually (2014/15-2018/19) -The Institute for Improvement of Education of the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of Serbia accredited Module 3 The Role of Mentors in Strengthening Life Skills and Competencies Essential for the Employment of Scholars a total of 251 mentors passed three courses designed and accredited by REF (2015/16-2019/20). Bosnia and Herzegovina -Advocacy activities with the local authorities in the City of Mostar resulted in placing a new bus station next to the project community and co-financing up to 50% of the amount granted by the REF in 3 projects from 2015 to 2019 with their full support in the projects implementation. -At population level, during the REF activity in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the following beneficiaries have received support: over 600 children in ECD and preschool activities, over 5,000 children in primary education, over 500 students in secondary education, over 10,000 parents and 13 university students. North Macedonia -During the 2009-2019 period, the state budget for the REF pre-school project increased from 0% to 60%-80% thanks to a partnership between REF and Ministry of Labour and Social Policy (MoLSP). Roma people from 21 municipalities benefited from this budget allocation. -From 2018 onwards, all Roma children in pre-school age (4-6 years old) living in 21 municipalities, where both parents are unemployed or are from single-parent families can be enrolled in the integrated state kindergartens free of charge, and their daily attendance is paid by the state budget-MoLSP budget (25 Euro per month from September till June every year). -A new integrated kindergarten was opened in the Village of Crnik (Municipality of Pehcevo), where all kids (Roma, Turkish and Macedonian) a total of 35 children of pre-school age i.e. 3 to 6 years old, are enrolled in the kindergarten free of charge and their daily attendance paid every year by the municipality of Pehcevo and the Ministry of LSP) as from 2010-2011. -1000 scholarships for Roma secondary students are granted every year by the MoES through the State Ministry of ES budget. -Out of the primary school Roma children (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th grade enrolled in the Primary education per school year in 49 primary schools in 16 municipalities (5,800), 3,200 of them are tutored through REF, Roma NGOs or the Ministry of Education and Science Project, i.e. 55 percent of all students during the 2011-2021 period. -Out of the secondary education Roma students enrolled per school year (around 1,600), around 1.000 receive scholarships and are tutored through support by REF and the Ministry of Education and Science project i.e. 62,5 percent of all students during the 2010-2021 period. -Out of all the tertiary education Roma students enrolled in higher education per academic year (around 250), approximately 150 receive scholarships, are tutored, trained, etc. through REF and REF's partner organisation, or 60 percent - 2005-2021 period. Albania -A new strategy for social inclusion was prepared by the Ministry of Youth and Social Welfare in 2015, with an action plan focusing on improving the situation of Roma and Egyptian people (2015-2020). REF made comments and recommendations on education, registration, anti-trafficking and health, based on findings and lessons learned in the past 10 years. -During 2016 the Council of Ministers approved a decision providing scholarships for high school Roma students who study in professional high schools. -REF, together with its partner organisation in adult education RWRC, advocated to make the adult education legislative framework more beneficial to Roma and Egyptian adults and in 2018 the New Law on Adult Education gave the interested candidates to the adult part-time program, that lacked previous formal studies, the possibility to take a test and be registered to the class equivalent to their actual level of knowledge. This motivated many Roma and Egyptian youth to register with the program. -REF and its partners participated in the discussions concerning new laws that influence the chance to a better life for Roma, such as: the Law on Social Housing: 6 Decisions of Council of Ministers were developed; the Law on Social Enterprises: 3 by-laws that were endorsed; the Law on Social Care; Public consultations on the drafting of the Youth Law in Albania took place. -During 2020 REF worked closely with the Albanian Government and local authorities to discuss and provide free access to internet and technology to pupils and students in major cities and remote areas. Montenegro -The main REF focus was on primary education, and it was implemented the program of mediators in the community. This program was adopted by the government which is still financing the program. However, after the government took over the program some standards were changed. The municipality requires that there are at least 70 Roma children, in order to employ a mediator. Furthermore the mediator needs to have completed at least secondary education. At the beginning of the program this was a challenge for Roma community due to a lack of persons who had completed secondary education. Today this has changed but they are facing the problems due to the small number of Roma children in many other municipalities, and the high number of children that the mediator has to cover. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55000048-5500004801 Sweden Roma Education Fund, REF, aims at increasing the level of Education of Europe's Roma population. Through the means of providing project grants, scholarships and through research and policy work REF contributes to increase the number of Roma achieving qualitative education at all levels in the education cycle, from pre-school to post-graduate studies. Distribution: No country allocations in advance. REFs, d.v.s. Roma Education Funds, verksamhet syftar till att höja utbildningsnivån för romer i Europa. Sida avser ge kärnstöd till REF, vars verksamhet består i att genom projektbidrag, stipendier, forskning och påverkansarbete öka antalet romer som får kvalitativ utbildning från förskola ända upp till doktorsgrad. Sida avser finansiera verksamhet i alla de ODA-klassade länder som REF är verksamt i, d.v.s. i Albanien, Bosnien Herzegovina, Kosovo, Makedonien, Montenegro, Serbien, Turkiet, Moldavien och Ukraina. Sida har i flera år gett projektstöd till REF men bedömer nu att REF som organisation är mogen att hantera kärnstöd. REFs kapacitet att hantera medel på ett ansvarsfullt sätt samt organisationens förmåga att bedriva sin verksamhet gör att Sida bedömer den sammantagna risken för insatsen vara låg. To close the gap in educational outcomes between Roma and non-Roma. REF contributes to SDG 4 - ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all. The REF strategic framework 2021 - 2030 sets out three strategic orientations: i) supporting individual beneficiaries,ii) utilizing/sensitizing education systems through advocating the needs and interests of Roma,iii) making REF a specialised organisation for the mobilization of the human potential of Roma and their contribution pedagogy. Sweden Roma Education Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Roma Education Fund 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.4 - Adopt policies, especially fiscal, wage and social protection policies, and progressively achieve greater equality. 10.4 - Besluta om politik, särskilt finans-, löne- och socialskyddspolitik, och successivt uppnå ökad jämlikhet. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 7200000 10000000 5000000 6600000 0 5000000 5000000 5000000 -2800000 5000000 0 -5000000 5000000 5000000 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 5000000 0 1600000 -5000000 5000000 33800000 Roma Education Fund 5000000 Roma Education Fund 7200000 Roma Education Fund 5000000 Roma Education Fund 5000000 Roma Education Fund 5000000 Roma Education Fund 6600000 Roma Education Fund Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55000048-5500004802 Sweden Roma Education Fund, REF, aims at increasing the level of Education of Europe's Roma population. Through the means of providing project grants, scholarships and through research and policy work REF contributes to increase the number of Roma achieving qualitative education at all levels in the education cycle, from pre-school to post-graduate studies. Distribution: No country allocations in advance. REFs, d.v.s. Roma Education Funds, verksamhet syftar till att höja utbildningsnivån för romer i Europa. Sida avser ge kärnstöd till REF, vars verksamhet består i att genom projektbidrag, stipendier, forskning och påverkansarbete öka antalet romer som får kvalitativ utbildning från förskola ända upp till doktorsgrad. Sida avser finansiera verksamhet i alla de ODA-klassade länder som REF är verksamt i, d.v.s. i Albanien, Bosnien Herzegovina, Kosovo, Makedonien, Montenegro, Serbien, Turkiet, Moldavien och Ukraina. Sida har i flera år gett projektstöd till REF men bedömer nu att REF som organisation är mogen att hantera kärnstöd. REFs kapacitet att hantera medel på ett ansvarsfullt sätt samt organisationens förmåga att bedriva sin verksamhet gör att Sida bedömer den sammantagna risken för insatsen vara låg. To close the gap in educational outcomes between Roma and non-Roma. REF contributes to SDG 4 - ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all. The REF strategic framework 2021 - 2030 sets out three strategic orientations: i) supporting individual beneficiaries,ii) utilizing/sensitizing education systems through advocating the needs and interests of Roma,iii) making REF a specialised organisation for the mobilization of the human potential of Roma and their contribution pedagogy. Sweden Roma Education Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Roma Education Fund 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.4 - Besluta om politik, särskilt finans-, löne- och socialskyddspolitik, och successivt uppnå ökad jämlikhet. 10.4 - Adopt policies, especially fiscal, wage and social protection policies, and progressively achieve greater equality. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1400000 0 0 1400000 1400000 Roma Education Fund 1400000 Roma Education Fund Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55000048-5500004803 Sweden Roma Education Fund, REF, aims at increasing the level of Education of Europe's Roma population. Through the means of providing project grants, scholarships and through research and policy work REF contributes to increase the number of Roma achieving qualitative education at all levels in the education cycle, from pre-school to post-graduate studies. Distribution: No country allocations in advance. REFs, d.v.s. Roma Education Funds, verksamhet syftar till att höja utbildningsnivån för romer i Europa. Sida avser ge kärnstöd till REF, vars verksamhet består i att genom projektbidrag, stipendier, forskning och påverkansarbete öka antalet romer som får kvalitativ utbildning från förskola ända upp till doktorsgrad. Sida avser finansiera verksamhet i alla de ODA-klassade länder som REF är verksamt i, d.v.s. i Albanien, Bosnien Herzegovina, Kosovo, Makedonien, Montenegro, Serbien, Turkiet, Moldavien och Ukraina. Sida har i flera år gett projektstöd till REF men bedömer nu att REF som organisation är mogen att hantera kärnstöd. REFs kapacitet att hantera medel på ett ansvarsfullt sätt samt organisationens förmåga att bedriva sin verksamhet gör att Sida bedömer den sammantagna risken för insatsen vara låg. To close the gap in educational outcomes between Roma and non-Roma. REF contributes to SDG 4 - ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all. The REF strategic framework 2021 - 2030 sets out three strategic orientations: i) supporting individual beneficiaries,ii) utilizing/sensitizing education systems through advocating the needs and interests of Roma,iii) making REF a specialised organisation for the mobilization of the human potential of Roma and their contribution pedagogy. Sweden Roma Education Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Roma Education Fund 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.4 - Besluta om politik, särskilt finans-, löne- och socialskyddspolitik, och successivt uppnå ökad jämlikhet. 10.4 - Adopt policies, especially fiscal, wage and social protection policies, and progressively achieve greater equality. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 0 0 0 0 5000000 5000000 Roma Education Fund 5000000 Roma Education Fund Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55000048-5500004805 Sweden Roma Education Fund, REF, aims at increasing the level of Education of Europe's Roma population. Through the means of providing project grants, scholarships and through research and policy work REF contributes to increase the number of Roma achieving qualitative education at all levels in the education cycle, from pre-school to post-graduate studies. Distribution: No country allocations in advance. REFs, d.v.s. Roma Education Funds, verksamhet syftar till att höja utbildningsnivån för romer i Europa. Sida avser ge kärnstöd till REF, vars verksamhet består i att genom projektbidrag, stipendier, forskning och påverkansarbete öka antalet romer som får kvalitativ utbildning från förskola ända upp till doktorsgrad. Sida avser finansiera verksamhet i alla de ODA-klassade länder som REF är verksamt i, d.v.s. i Albanien, Bosnien Herzegovina, Kosovo, Makedonien, Montenegro, Serbien, Turkiet, Moldavien och Ukraina. Sida har i flera år gett projektstöd till REF men bedömer nu att REF som organisation är mogen att hantera kärnstöd. REFs kapacitet att hantera medel på ett ansvarsfullt sätt samt organisationens förmåga att bedriva sin verksamhet gör att Sida bedömer den sammantagna risken för insatsen vara låg. To close the gap in educational outcomes between Roma and non-Roma. REF contributes to SDG 4 - ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all. The REF strategic framework 2021 - 2030 sets out three strategic orientations: i) supporting individual beneficiaries,ii) utilizing/sensitizing education systems through advocating the needs and interests of Roma,iii) making REF a specialised organisation for the mobilization of the human potential of Roma and their contribution pedagogy. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 148500 148500 148500 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 148500 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55030139 Sweden The overarching goal for the intervention and the core support to EPF Georgia is to create opportunities for civic engagement thereby increasing citizens' influence on the society's development. EPF reaches out to grassroot organizations, particularly in the regions, by providing grants and by implementing projects.It focuses on civic participation, engaging youth, social enterprising and EU-integration Eurasia Partnership Foundation (EPF) Georgien har ansökt om kärnstöd och insatsen heter "Core support to Eurasia Partnership Foundation Georgia 2014-2019". Sida har gett stöd till EPF i två tidigare "faser" sedan 2008. Det övergripande målet för stödet till EPF i Georgien är att skapa förutsättningar för ökat deltagande i det civila samhället samt att öka medborgarnas inflytande över samhällsutvecklingen. EPF har stor räckvidd och når ut till gräsrotsorgansationer samt aktivister genom bidrag till partnerorganisationer och kapacitetsutveckling. EPF implementerar dessutom egna projekt som bidrar till att uppfylla organisationens mål. EPF:s projekt och bidrag handlar om EU-integrationen, att unga människor blir förändringsaktörer i sina lokala samhällen, att främja socialt företagande och att öka civilsamhällets deltagande i beslutsfattande. En del av stödet planeras fortsatt att gå till den s.k. "open-door" mekanismen där EPF löpande stödjer initiativ av pilotkaraktär som kan replikeras i andra kontexter. Speciellt fokus vid denna projektfas planeras ligga vid stöd till organisationer på landsbygden. Utvalda organisationer får stöd tillsammans med organisationsutvecklingsstöd. Insatsens budget är 38,1 MSEK. EPF:s övriga givare ger projektstöd och är bland annat USAID, EU UNDP/COBERM. Eurasia Partnership Foundation (EPF) Georgia has applied for support "Core Support for Partnership Foundation (EPF) Georgia 2014-2019". Sida has supported EPF in two phases since 2008. The overarching goal for the support to EPF is to empower people to effect change for social justice and economic prosperity through hands-on programs, helping them to improve their communities and their own lives. EPF is reaching out to grassroot organizations, particularly in the regions, by providing grants and by implementing projects. It focuses on creating opportunities for civic participation in public policy making, promoting social enterprises, EU integration and engaging youth. A part of the project is planned to continue to go to the so called "open-door" mechanism, where EPF supports pilot projects that foster civic engagement and projects that have the potential to be replicated. A special focus will lay with supporting organizations in the regions. Selected organizations will receive institutional development and/or core support. The intervention's total budget is 38,1 million SEK. Other donors to EPF include UNDP/COBERM and EU. Europe Foundations (EPF) mission is to empower people to effect change for social justice and economic prosperity through hands-on programs, helping them to improve their communities and their own lives. To serve its mission the Europe Foundation defined the following outcomes: Outcome: Enhanced civil society influence on public decision making process Outcome: Civil society is engaged in and contributes to participatory decision making to achieve convergence to European standards and practices Outcome: Enhanced female and male youth volunteerism and civic engagement to address target community needs Outcome: Financial sustainability of CSOs is improved to contribute to enhanced and inclusive governance through enterprising non-profits in Georgia. Relevant logframe was developed by the Foundation that included bridging outcomes. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Georgia Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Europe Foundations (EPF) mission is to empower people to effect change for social justice and economic prosperity through hands-on programs, helping them to improve their communities and their own lives. To achieve its mission, the Foundation strives (a) to strengthen the capacity of individuals and institutions, empowering them to address pressing issues and (b) to mobilize relevant stakeholders in issue-based dialogue, through raising public awareness and creating various coalitions, platforms or working groups, so as to effect positive change. Thus Europe Foundation defined outcomes it planned to achieve during the project lifetime. Below are those outcomes and some achievements over the years 2014 - 2021. Outcome: Enhanced civil society influence on public decision making process In 2014-2021 participatory civic monitoring and advocacy actions undertaken by Europe Foundation grantees and partners resulted in 58 (instead of planned 36) tangible positive changes for Georgian citizens. These included successes in promoting inclusive education programming for children with disabilities, encouragement of needs-based budgeting, most notably for people with disabilities and their families, improved water supply systems and city infrastructure, institutionalized mechanisms for participatory decision making in several municipalities, and increased access to publicly held information. Outcome: Civil society is engaged in and contributes to participatory decision making to achieve convergence to European standards and practices EPF succeeded in achieving its projected outcome of increasing civil society participation in and influence over Georgias integration into the European Union. EPF reached all of its projected targets and, in many cases, the achievements were significantly higher than anticipated in 2013, when the 2014-2021 strategy was being prepared. By the end of the reporting period, 136 advocacy initiatives were implemented by or with participation of the Foundations grantees, partners, and beneficiaries and Georgia saw 85 cases of improved legislation and practice (mostly in Sanitary and Phyto Sanitary area), which were identified by CSOs and adopted by the GoG. Outcome: Enhanced female and male youth volunteerism and civic engagement to address target community needs To achieve the desired outcome of enhanced youth volunteerism and civic engagement, Europe Foundation has been employing a well-tested Youth Bank (YB) methodology, which was developed in Northern Ireland and then modified by the Foundation for Georgian context and needs. The YB model is founded on the premise that involving young people in projects they design and manage is the most potent way to develop civic participation among youth. During the reporting period, Europe Foundation recruited 967 youth (605 female), as members of YB Committees, who were then empowered through training and resources to find, fund, and oversee 660 small youth-led initiatives designed to address the issues faced by their respective communities. Through these initiatives, the program mobilized 10,445 (5,467 female) volunteers and directly benefited 46,068 (24,638 female) community members. More specifically, the program covered 36 communities from 10 regions across Georgia. To support youth and equip them with the skills necessary to engage in community grantmaking, Europe Foundation organized 79 capacity building initiatives on topics ranging from community leadership and intercultural communications to media literacy, storytelling, food safety, water, hygiene, and sanitation, environmental protection, entrepreneurship, etc. The Foundations efforts to bolster youth civic participation also translated into 561 community initiatives implemented by the young volunteers outside the provided support. Outcome: Financial sustainability of CSOs is improved to contribute to enhanced and inclusive governance through enterprising non-profits in Georgia. Europe Foundation targeting the outcome created Social Enterprise Development Program aimed at putting the concept of social enterprise on a policy agenda so that it was increasingly utilized as a way of attaining long-term CSO sustainability to address the needs of their vulnerable constituencies. To this end, Europe Foundation promoted the concept of social enterprise and, as a result, fostered more engagement of public authorities and the businesses community in the efforts to support social enterprise development. In 2017, the concept was acknowledged by the GoG in a policy document and since then the work is under way to foster more enabling environment for social entrepreneurship in Georgia. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55030139-5503013901 Sweden The overarching goal for the intervention and the core support to EPF Georgia is to create opportunities for civic engagement thereby increasing citizens' influence on the society's development. EPF reaches out to grassroot organizations, particularly in the regions, by providing grants and by implementing projects.It focuses on civic participation, engaging youth, social enterprising and EU-integration Eurasia Partnership Foundation (EPF) Georgien har ansökt om kärnstöd och insatsen heter "Core support to Eurasia Partnership Foundation Georgia 2014-2019". Sida har gett stöd till EPF i två tidigare "faser" sedan 2008. Det övergripande målet för stödet till EPF i Georgien är att skapa förutsättningar för ökat deltagande i det civila samhället samt att öka medborgarnas inflytande över samhällsutvecklingen. EPF har stor räckvidd och når ut till gräsrotsorgansationer samt aktivister genom bidrag till partnerorganisationer och kapacitetsutveckling. EPF implementerar dessutom egna projekt som bidrar till att uppfylla organisationens mål. EPF:s projekt och bidrag handlar om EU-integrationen, att unga människor blir förändringsaktörer i sina lokala samhällen, att främja socialt företagande och att öka civilsamhällets deltagande i beslutsfattande. En del av stödet planeras fortsatt att gå till den s.k. "open-door" mekanismen där EPF löpande stödjer initiativ av pilotkaraktär som kan replikeras i andra kontexter. Speciellt fokus vid denna projektfas planeras ligga vid stöd till organisationer på landsbygden. Utvalda organisationer får stöd tillsammans med organisationsutvecklingsstöd. Insatsens budget är 38,1 MSEK. EPF:s övriga givare ger projektstöd och är bland annat USAID, EU UNDP/COBERM. Eurasia Partnership Foundation (EPF) Georgia has applied for support "Core Support for Partnership Foundation (EPF) Georgia 2014-2019". Sida has supported EPF in two phases since 2008. The overarching goal for the support to EPF is to empower people to effect change for social justice and economic prosperity through hands-on programs, helping them to improve their communities and their own lives. EPF is reaching out to grassroot organizations, particularly in the regions, by providing grants and by implementing projects. It focuses on creating opportunities for civic participation in public policy making, promoting social enterprises, EU integration and engaging youth. A part of the project is planned to continue to go to the so called "open-door" mechanism, where EPF supports pilot projects that foster civic engagement and projects that have the potential to be replicated. A special focus will lay with supporting organizations in the regions. Selected organizations will receive institutional development and/or core support. The intervention's total budget is 38,1 million SEK. Other donors to EPF include UNDP/COBERM and EU. Europe Foundations (EPF) mission is to empower people to effect change for social justice and economic prosperity through hands-on programs, helping them to improve their communities and their own lives. To serve its mission the Europe Foundation defined the following outcomes: Outcome: Enhanced civil society influence on public decision making process Outcome: Civil society is engaged in and contributes to participatory decision making to achieve convergence to European standards and practices Outcome: Enhanced female and male youth volunteerism and civic engagement to address target community needs Outcome: Financial sustainability of CSOs is improved to contribute to enhanced and inclusive governance through enterprising non-profits in Georgia. Relevant logframe was developed by the Foundation that included bridging outcomes. Sweden EPF/Eurasia Partnership Foundation Georgia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Eurasia Partnership Foundation Armenia 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11000000 7500000 7500000 7500000 4600000 0 7500000 7500000 7500000 11000000 0 7500000 12100000 4600000 0 -7500000 -12100000 38100000 Eurasia Partnership Foundation Armenia 11000000 Eurasia Partnership Foundation Armenia 7500000 Eurasia Partnership Foundation Armenia 7500000 Eurasia Partnership Foundation Armenia 7500000 Eurasia Partnership Foundation Armenia 4600000 Eurasia Partnership Foundation Armenia Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Partner countries better fulfil EU requirements for entering into and applying association agreements, including deep and comprehensive free trade areas (AAs/DCFTAs). Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s krav för att ingå och tillämpa associeringsavtal, inklusive fördjupade frihandelsområden (AA, DCFTA) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Östeuropa: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55030139-5503013902 Sweden The overarching goal for the intervention and the core support to EPF Georgia is to create opportunities for civic engagement thereby increasing citizens' influence on the society's development. EPF reaches out to grassroot organizations, particularly in the regions, by providing grants and by implementing projects.It focuses on civic participation, engaging youth, social enterprising and EU-integration Eurasia Partnership Foundation (EPF) Georgien har ansökt om kärnstöd och insatsen heter "Core support to Eurasia Partnership Foundation Georgia 2014-2019". Sida har gett stöd till EPF i två tidigare "faser" sedan 2008. Det övergripande målet för stödet till EPF i Georgien är att skapa förutsättningar för ökat deltagande i det civila samhället samt att öka medborgarnas inflytande över samhällsutvecklingen. EPF har stor räckvidd och når ut till gräsrotsorgansationer samt aktivister genom bidrag till partnerorganisationer och kapacitetsutveckling. EPF implementerar dessutom egna projekt som bidrar till att uppfylla organisationens mål. EPF:s projekt och bidrag handlar om EU-integrationen, att unga människor blir förändringsaktörer i sina lokala samhällen, att främja socialt företagande och att öka civilsamhällets deltagande i beslutsfattande. En del av stödet planeras fortsatt att gå till den s.k. "open-door" mekanismen där EPF löpande stödjer initiativ av pilotkaraktär som kan replikeras i andra kontexter. Speciellt fokus vid denna projektfas planeras ligga vid stöd till organisationer på landsbygden. Utvalda organisationer får stöd tillsammans med organisationsutvecklingsstöd. Insatsens budget är 38,1 MSEK. EPF:s övriga givare ger projektstöd och är bland annat USAID, EU UNDP/COBERM. Eurasia Partnership Foundation (EPF) Georgia has applied for support "Core Support for Partnership Foundation (EPF) Georgia 2014-2019". Sida has supported EPF in two phases since 2008. The overarching goal for the support to EPF is to empower people to effect change for social justice and economic prosperity through hands-on programs, helping them to improve their communities and their own lives. EPF is reaching out to grassroot organizations, particularly in the regions, by providing grants and by implementing projects. It focuses on creating opportunities for civic participation in public policy making, promoting social enterprises, EU integration and engaging youth. A part of the project is planned to continue to go to the so called "open-door" mechanism, where EPF supports pilot projects that foster civic engagement and projects that have the potential to be replicated. A special focus will lay with supporting organizations in the regions. Selected organizations will receive institutional development and/or core support. The intervention's total budget is 38,1 million SEK. Other donors to EPF include UNDP/COBERM and EU. Europe Foundations (EPF) mission is to empower people to effect change for social justice and economic prosperity through hands-on programs, helping them to improve their communities and their own lives. To serve its mission the Europe Foundation defined the following outcomes: Outcome: Enhanced civil society influence on public decision making process Outcome: Civil society is engaged in and contributes to participatory decision making to achieve convergence to European standards and practices Outcome: Enhanced female and male youth volunteerism and civic engagement to address target community needs Outcome: Financial sustainability of CSOs is improved to contribute to enhanced and inclusive governance through enterprising non-profits in Georgia. Relevant logframe was developed by the Foundation that included bridging outcomes. Sweden EPF/Eurasia Partnership Foundation Georgia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 160379 -89621 250000 160379 Ernst & Young 160379 Ernst & Young Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55030139-5503013903 Sweden The overarching goal for the intervention and the core support to EPF Georgia is to create opportunities for civic engagement thereby increasing citizens' influence on the society's development. EPF reaches out to grassroot organizations, particularly in the regions, by providing grants and by implementing projects.It focuses on civic participation, engaging youth, social enterprising and EU-integration Eurasia Partnership Foundation (EPF) Georgien har ansökt om kärnstöd och insatsen heter "Core support to Eurasia Partnership Foundation Georgia 2014-2019". Sida har gett stöd till EPF i två tidigare "faser" sedan 2008. Det övergripande målet för stödet till EPF i Georgien är att skapa förutsättningar för ökat deltagande i det civila samhället samt att öka medborgarnas inflytande över samhällsutvecklingen. EPF har stor räckvidd och når ut till gräsrotsorgansationer samt aktivister genom bidrag till partnerorganisationer och kapacitetsutveckling. EPF implementerar dessutom egna projekt som bidrar till att uppfylla organisationens mål. EPF:s projekt och bidrag handlar om EU-integrationen, att unga människor blir förändringsaktörer i sina lokala samhällen, att främja socialt företagande och att öka civilsamhällets deltagande i beslutsfattande. En del av stödet planeras fortsatt att gå till den s.k. "open-door" mekanismen där EPF löpande stödjer initiativ av pilotkaraktär som kan replikeras i andra kontexter. Speciellt fokus vid denna projektfas planeras ligga vid stöd till organisationer på landsbygden. Utvalda organisationer får stöd tillsammans med organisationsutvecklingsstöd. Insatsens budget är 38,1 MSEK. EPF:s övriga givare ger projektstöd och är bland annat USAID, EU UNDP/COBERM. Eurasia Partnership Foundation (EPF) Georgia has applied for support "Core Support for Partnership Foundation (EPF) Georgia 2014-2019". Sida has supported EPF in two phases since 2008. The overarching goal for the support to EPF is to empower people to effect change for social justice and economic prosperity through hands-on programs, helping them to improve their communities and their own lives. EPF is reaching out to grassroot organizations, particularly in the regions, by providing grants and by implementing projects. It focuses on creating opportunities for civic participation in public policy making, promoting social enterprises, EU integration and engaging youth. A part of the project is planned to continue to go to the so called "open-door" mechanism, where EPF supports pilot projects that foster civic engagement and projects that have the potential to be replicated. A special focus will lay with supporting organizations in the regions. Selected organizations will receive institutional development and/or core support. The intervention's total budget is 38,1 million SEK. Other donors to EPF include UNDP/COBERM and EU. Europe Foundations (EPF) mission is to empower people to effect change for social justice and economic prosperity through hands-on programs, helping them to improve their communities and their own lives. To serve its mission the Europe Foundation defined the following outcomes: Outcome: Enhanced civil society influence on public decision making process Outcome: Civil society is engaged in and contributes to participatory decision making to achieve convergence to European standards and practices Outcome: Enhanced female and male youth volunteerism and civic engagement to address target community needs Outcome: Financial sustainability of CSOs is improved to contribute to enhanced and inclusive governance through enterprising non-profits in Georgia. Relevant logframe was developed by the Foundation that included bridging outcomes. Sweden EPF/Eurasia Partnership Foundation Georgia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Eurasia Partnership Foundation Armenia 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 7000000 7000000 7000000 0 14000000 Eurasia Partnership Foundation Armenia 7000000 Eurasia Partnership Foundation Armenia 7000000 Eurasia Partnership Foundation Armenia Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Partner countries better fulfil EU requirements for entering into and applying association agreements, including deep and comprehensive free trade areas (AAs/DCFTAs). Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s krav för att ingå och tillämpa associeringsavtal, inklusive fördjupade frihandelsområden (AA, DCFTA) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Östeuropa: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55030139-5503013904 Sweden The overarching goal for the intervention and the core support to EPF Georgia is to create opportunities for civic engagement thereby increasing citizens' influence on the society's development. EPF reaches out to grassroot organizations, particularly in the regions, by providing grants and by implementing projects.It focuses on civic participation, engaging youth, social enterprising and EU-integration Eurasia Partnership Foundation (EPF) Georgien har ansökt om kärnstöd och insatsen heter "Core support to Eurasia Partnership Foundation Georgia 2014-2019". Sida har gett stöd till EPF i två tidigare "faser" sedan 2008. Det övergripande målet för stödet till EPF i Georgien är att skapa förutsättningar för ökat deltagande i det civila samhället samt att öka medborgarnas inflytande över samhällsutvecklingen. EPF har stor räckvidd och når ut till gräsrotsorgansationer samt aktivister genom bidrag till partnerorganisationer och kapacitetsutveckling. EPF implementerar dessutom egna projekt som bidrar till att uppfylla organisationens mål. EPF:s projekt och bidrag handlar om EU-integrationen, att unga människor blir förändringsaktörer i sina lokala samhällen, att främja socialt företagande och att öka civilsamhällets deltagande i beslutsfattande. En del av stödet planeras fortsatt att gå till den s.k. "open-door" mekanismen där EPF löpande stödjer initiativ av pilotkaraktär som kan replikeras i andra kontexter. Speciellt fokus vid denna projektfas planeras ligga vid stöd till organisationer på landsbygden. Utvalda organisationer får stöd tillsammans med organisationsutvecklingsstöd. Insatsens budget är 38,1 MSEK. EPF:s övriga givare ger projektstöd och är bland annat USAID, EU UNDP/COBERM. Eurasia Partnership Foundation (EPF) Georgia has applied for support "Core Support for Partnership Foundation (EPF) Georgia 2014-2019". Sida has supported EPF in two phases since 2008. The overarching goal for the support to EPF is to empower people to effect change for social justice and economic prosperity through hands-on programs, helping them to improve their communities and their own lives. EPF is reaching out to grassroot organizations, particularly in the regions, by providing grants and by implementing projects. It focuses on creating opportunities for civic participation in public policy making, promoting social enterprises, EU integration and engaging youth. A part of the project is planned to continue to go to the so called "open-door" mechanism, where EPF supports pilot projects that foster civic engagement and projects that have the potential to be replicated. A special focus will lay with supporting organizations in the regions. Selected organizations will receive institutional development and/or core support. The intervention's total budget is 38,1 million SEK. Other donors to EPF include UNDP/COBERM and EU. Europe Foundations (EPF) mission is to empower people to effect change for social justice and economic prosperity through hands-on programs, helping them to improve their communities and their own lives. To serve its mission the Europe Foundation defined the following outcomes: Outcome: Enhanced civil society influence on public decision making process Outcome: Civil society is engaged in and contributes to participatory decision making to achieve convergence to European standards and practices Outcome: Enhanced female and male youth volunteerism and civic engagement to address target community needs Outcome: Financial sustainability of CSOs is improved to contribute to enhanced and inclusive governance through enterprising non-profits in Georgia. Relevant logframe was developed by the Foundation that included bridging outcomes. Sweden EPF/Eurasia Partnership Foundation Georgia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Eurasia Partnership Foundation Armenia 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -1682668 -1682668 0 -1682668 Eurasia Partnership Foundation Armenia -1682667.6699999999 Eurasia Partnership Foundation Armenia Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61040004 Sweden Secondments at middle and senior level to UNFPA within the broader secondment programme. This support to UN Women is planned to include 3 secondments starting 2014 and 2 starting in 2015. Average cost per secondment per year is 1,5 MSEK. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler för mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Målbild för programmet från 2014-04-29. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning. Oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. -Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Sectors not specified Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-61040004-6104000401 Sweden Secondments at middle and senior level to UNFPA within the broader secondment programme. This support to UN Women is planned to include 3 secondments starting 2014 and 2 starting in 2015. Average cost per secondment per year is 1,5 MSEK. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler för mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Målbild för programmet från 2014-04-29. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning. Oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. -Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 8399999 0 0 0 0 2300000 8399999 -2300000 0 8399999 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 4199998.5199999996 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 0 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 4200000 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund SE-0-SE-6-61040004-6104000402 Sweden Secondments at middle and senior level to UNFPA within the broader secondment programme. This support to UN Women is planned to include 3 secondments starting 2014 and 2 starting in 2015. Average cost per secondment per year is 1,5 MSEK. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler för mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Målbild för programmet från 2014-04-29. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning. Oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. -Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2833389 2300000 0 2833389 -2300000 2833389 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 2833389 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund SE-0-SE-6-61040004-6104000403 Sweden Secondments at middle and senior level to UNFPA within the broader secondment programme. This support to UN Women is planned to include 3 secondments starting 2014 and 2 starting in 2015. Average cost per secondment per year is 1,5 MSEK. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler för mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Målbild för programmet från 2014-04-29. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning. Oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. -Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. 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This support to UN Women is planned to include 3 secondments starting 2014 and 2 starting in 2015. Average cost per secondment per year is 1,5 MSEK. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler för mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Målbild för programmet från 2014-04-29. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning. Oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. -Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. Sweden UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2408673 2544246 2600000 2500000 2500000 2408673 -2500000 44246 2600000 7552919 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 2408673 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 2544245.96 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund 2545920.7199999997 UNFPA/United Nations Population Fund SE-0-SE-6-61050103 Sweden The FLEGT (Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade) initiative aims to exclude illegal timber from the markets, to improve the supply of legal timber and to increase the demand for responsible wood products. The initiative will lead to a positive impact, economic as well as social, in the areas of intervention. Det föreslagna programmet har som målsättning att uppnå en god styrning av skogsbruket i utvecklingsländer samt att främja legal handel med skogsprodukter. Detta förväntas även på lång sikt bidra till en hållbar skogsanvändning och fattigdomsbekämpning. FAO FLEGT är ett stödprogram till EU FLEGT, för att bygga kunskap och kapacitet på policy- såväl som på företags- och samhällsnivå för att länder ska kunna ingå i ”voluntary partnership agreements” (VPA) förhandlingar och/eller för att kunna förbereda och verkställa initiativ för hållbart skogsbruk utanför VPA ramverket. Det är en utveckling av tidigare fas av samma program men med ett större fokus på små och medium-stora företag och deras möjlighet att påverka och delta i förhandlingar om skogslagstiftning och legal handel. Sidas bedömning är att insatsen har potential till att bidra till ett mer hållbart skogsbruk (miljömässigt, socialt och ekonomiskt) och till att de potentiella fördelarna med legal handel av timmer och handelsavtal för ett hållbart skogsbruk även gagnar småbrukare och har potential att hjälpa människor ur fattigdom. Programmets totala budget är 45,000,000 USD (ca 332,300,000 SEK) av vilket FAO själv kommer att bidra med 10% av Sidas och ECs bidrag. EC har initialt gått in med 13,000,000 EUR men förväntas öka sitt bidrag i takt med att programmet implementeras. Cirka hälften av budgeten kommer att vidareförmedlas i form av grants genom en direkt stöd mekanism och årliga ”call for proposals” i de aktuella länderna (15 VPA länder och 10 icke-VPA länder). Initiativet styrs och genomförs av FAO som har stor teknisk kunskap i området samt lång erfarenhet av liknande initiativ till exempel National Forest Program Facility (NFP) och Forest and Farm Facility (FFF). Sida stödjer redan FFF initiativet med ett kärnstöd över fem år och FLEGT Facility regionalt (Asien). Det finns goda möjligheter till synergier mellan de tre programmen och Sida, i sin roll som betydande givare till båda, har möjligheten att bidra till utvecklingen mot ett globalt hållbart skogsbruk. The FAO-European Union Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) programme was a global demand-driven small grants mechanism funded in a Multi-donor trust fund by the European Union, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida). Sida contributed a total of SEK 75 million during the third phase of the programme, spanning from 2015 to 2021. The programme was designed to provide technical support and resources for activities to further the goals of the European Unions FLEGT Action Plan, helping tropical timber-producing countries to establish and implement measures to tackle illegal logging, promoting trade in legal timber products and, ultimately, contributing to sustainable forest management (SFM) and poverty reduction. The programme delivered results towards five Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs); #1 Life on land, #2 Zero Hunger, #10 Reduced Inequalities, #12 Responsible Consumption and Production and #15 Life on land. FAO provided support to the negotiation and implementation of voluntary partnership agreements (VPAs), bilateral trade agreements on legal timber trade between tropical timberproducing countries and the European Union. In countries not engaged in a formal VPA process, the programme supported measures to improve law enforcement, timber legality assurance and overall forest sector governance. The programme funded projects created by governments, civil society and private sector organizations in Latin America, Africa and Asia to improve forest governance and promote trade in legal timber products on domestic and international markets. The programme endorsed 375 projects in 27 countries and had a total budget of USD 50 584 350. The greatest investment was made in VPA countries, representing 73 percent of the budget, while 18 percent of the budget was invested in other tropical timber-producing countries, with the remainder supporting global and regional work. Specifically, the programme pursued six primary outcomes: Outcome 1: VPAs contribute to improved forest sector governance and timber legality on domestic and international markets. Outcome 2: Initiatives that support legal production and consumption of timber and better forest sector governance in countries that are not engaged in the VPA process are strengthened. Outcome 3: The capacity of the private sector to participate in the production, marketing and trade of legal timber has increased. Outcome 4: Stakeholders in both consumer and producer countries demonstrate an improved knowledge of benefits from legal logging, international trade requirements and of best practices for FLEGT Outcome 5: The progress, achievements and impacts of the FLEGT Action Plan are better understood and information is made available through an updated, robust and user-friendly information system. Outcome 6: Increased technical and institutional capacities of service providers The contribution has spun over several strategies and their goals. Ultimately, it contributed mainly to the following strategy goals in the Strategy for Swedens global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 20222026: Strategy goal 4 (SG4): Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive international trade Strategy goal 5 (SG5): Improved conditions for food security, sustainable food systems, increased productivity and sustainability in agriculture, forestry and fishing, and strengthened ownership and tenure rights to land and natural resources Strategy goal 3 (SG3): Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive market and private sector development, and sustainable business The programme has generated results on all results channels that the unit for global sustainable economic development work with; global and normative changes [GLOB/NORM], national and institutional changes [NAT/INST] and changes for the target group [ACT/TARGET]. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Belize Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic (the) Congo (the) Colombia Costa Rica Ecuador Ghana Guatemala Guyana Honduras Indonesia Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Liberia Madagascar Panama Peru Paraguay Developing countries, unspecified Trade policy and administrative management Trade Policies & Regulations The results of the programmes is presented by outcome area below. It has also been indicated which strategy goal and result channel the result is mainly contributing to. Most of the results below are extracted from the final evaluation, assessed as the most independent source of information, triangulating the conclusions buy using an array of sources such as FAO reports, surveys, case studies and interviews. Results per outcome area Outcome 1: VPAs contribute to improved forest sector governance and timber legality on domestic and international markets Outcome 1 covers 15 VPA countries, representing around 73 percent of the Programmes total budget. Of these, three countries (Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gabon and Malaysia) had lower levels of engagement due to a slowdown or halting of VPA processes, while the other 12 (Cameroon, Central African Republic, Congo, Côte dIvoire, Ghana, Guyana, Honduras, Indonesia, Lao Peoples Democratic Republic, Liberia, Thailand and Viet Nam) featured robust portfolios. Some of the most significant results under outcome 1 include: - Increased legality and traceability including monitoring of timber products. Monitoring was done thogh data management and monitoring, for example though digital tools and the Timber Legality Assurance System (TLAS). The basic idea of timber traceability is to ensure that the origin and sustainble cutting of the timber was done, taking sustainable forestry management into account. Legality improved throgh legal and policy changes, e.g. defining legality and procurement policies. The tools developed for transparency, legality and the systems development for improved legal compliance, has triggered more traceability (data management and monitoring) and legal and policy changes (e.g. defining legality, procurement policies) for improved legality overall. SG4 [NAT/INST] [GLOB/NORM] - In Malaysia, the Harmonised Reduced Impact Logging Guidelines were compiled, subjected to multistakeholder consultation and incorporated into the State Forestry Ordinance. In Ghana, technical support enabled the Government to secure stakeholder inputs in the revised guidelines for plantation timber harvesting, which will improve profitability and sustainable practices in the plantation timber industry, as well as unblocking the adoption of timber legality requirements in public procurement processes. In Côte dIvoire, five decrees for implementing the Forest Code were produced and presented to the Ministry for Water and Forests. In Honduras, the Programme contributed to improved regulations to facilitate tenure regularization processes in national forest areas under community management. SG4, SG5 [NAT/INST] - One of the principal aspects of forest governance that was supported by FLEGT was a more inclusive and transparent debate between civil society, public and private stakeholders. This was achieved through the establishment of multi-stakeholder platforms that were set up to support VPA negotiations. What can be credited to the programme here, is that the people who sit in the private sector college of the technical negotiating committee could integrate representative of small operators and that the debates did not concern only the big industries. Small operators have had the opportunity to be involved in the implementation and feedback of the various projects, or in the validation of certain project proposals. SG3, SG4, SG5 [NAT/INST] -Independent forest monitoring (IFM) was strengthened in many VPA countries. IFM was supported through projects in the Central African Republic, Côte DIvoire, Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Gabon, Ghana, Guyana and Indonesia and produced 140 independent monitoring reports. Six projects successfully activated government response to irregularities. In Indonesia, the programme supported six partners to expand the reach of independent monitoring activities and improve the capacities of around 800 independent forest monitors, including 98 members of indigenous communities in provinces across six islands. In the Central African Republic, FLEGT support to IFM by local civil society organizations (CSOs) led to successful verification missions by the forestry administration. As a result, four national CSOs were trained, three IFM missions were conducted, six IFM reports were produced and reviewed by the national committee. SG4, SG5 [NAT/INST] - The programme has made significant progress in VPA countries on developing and implementing elements of TLAS. In Honduras, FLEGT support to both the public Institute for Forest Conservation and private sector organizations resulted in the development and adoption of the Honduras TLAS, and training of smallholders agroforestry producers and MSME to comply. The Honduras TLAS is based on the countrys existing national strategy against illegal logging, IFM and the digital traceability system. In Côte dIvoire, the definition of legality is now underway, as is the TLAS. In Ghana, draft guidelines for plantation timber harvesting have been developed based on the Ghana legality assurance system and requirements and conversion factors for plantation timber have been developed. In Indonesia, the core mechanism that has enabled FLEGT recognition is a state driven TLAS. SG4, SG5 [NAT/INST] Outcome 2: Initiatives that support legal production and consumption of timber and better forest sector governance in countries that are not engaged in the VPA process are strengthened. Outcome 2 focuses on support in countries willing to engage in FLEGT-related processes but not engaged in the VPA process. In the supported non-VPA countries there is an effective commitment to improved forest governance and timber legality and a demand for support to coordinated, multistakeholder initiatives. Initially, work started in six non-VPA countries but the scope was broadened to twelve countries. There was a large difference in support to non-VPA countries: where Colombia, Guatemala and Peru received between USD 630 000 and USD 940 000 for more than 15 projects per country according to a well-developed roadmap, others (e.g. Benin, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Cambodia) received a fraction of this (USD 34 000 - USD 192 000) for a few projects. The 2020 annual report shows that all four indicators of outcome 2 have been achieved to a certain degree, particularly in the revisions of policy and legal frameworks (done in Peru, the Philippines and Myanmar), traceability systems (operational in Benin and Panama; initiated in Guatemala), multi stakeholder platforms and additional funding was leveraged to address issues identified in the country roadmap in Colombia and Peru. While these are relevant achievements, they are scattered over the four countries with higher amounts of projects (Peru, Colombia, Guatemala and the Philippines) and no contributions to outcome 2 indicators were reported for several non-VPA countries (Papua New Guinea, Madagascar, Uganda, Mozambique). SG4, SG5 [NAT/INST] Outcome 3: The capacity of the private sector to participate in the production, marketing and trade of legal timber has increased In both VPA and non-VPA countries, the FLEGT programme has effectively build capacity of private sector stakeholders and stimulated their engagement in in the timber value chain. The programme targeted specifically MSMEs through strengthening their associations. According to the 2020 annual report a total of 123 associations received support and 42 associations became formalized in 13 countries. - In Indonesia, the MSMEs are deemed one of the stakeholders that are highly impacted by the requirements of the timber legality assurance system. In Cameroon, a total of 20 MSME associations were strengthened, of which 18 were formalized through programme support. The programme also worked with small timber consumers in cities who have had great difficulty in obtaining legal wood supply. This included artisanal wood workers to access legal timber. In Côte dIvoire, the programme raised awareness among the artisans of the need to preserve the forest cover and increase the notion of legal timber. Thanks to the support of the programme, one organisation, AVSI, contributed to the formalisation of several hundred artisanal carpenters. AVSI also managed to ensure that small operators could participate in the work of the larger private sector college, including in VPA negotiations. SG3, SG4 SG5 [ACT/TARGET] - Through improved systems, training, access to markets and inclusion in platforms, private sector aactors have been formalized, obtained improved governance, have a stronger/better role in associations, with capacity and ability to continue actions post-project. Also, some show more inclusiveness and a broader scope (forest sector beyond timber sector). SG3 [ACT/TARGET] Outcome 4: Stakeholders in both consumer and producer countries demonstrate an improved knowledge of benefits from legal logging, international trade requirements and of best practices for FLEGT As part of global efforts to combat illegal logging and associated trade, demand-side measures have focused on trade regulations for wood products, requiring importers to apply due diligence to ensure the legality of their sources. Public and private sector organizations have also increased their commitment to legal and sustainable wood value chains by adopting corresponding procurement policies, international standards, and best practices. The FLEGT Action Plan (AP) combined these demand-side measures with the development of binding trade agreements - VPAs - between EU and tropical timber-producing countries. Central to the VPA was the development and implementation of national TLAS. A fully functional TLAS allowed tropical timber-producing countries to issue FLEGT licenses that can fulfil due diligence requirements for importers looking to introduce FLEGT-licensed timber products into the EU market. - During Phase III of the Programme, one country (Indonesia) only started to issue FLEGT licences. SG4, SG5, SG3 [NAT/INST] [GLOB/NORM] - FLEGT has produced 139 technical publications, through 46 projects at national, regional and global level. These cover many thematic issues, including national VPA/FLEGT processes, manuals for legality compliance, private sector situational assessments, market studies, REDD and FLEGT synergies and sustainable procurement. For instance, in Indonesia the programme has communicated emerging success stories and lessons learned through the publication of policy briefs, such as the policy briefs on the IFM case in Indonesia and the engagement of women in forest monitoring. The programme achieved effective knowledge sharing at national, regional and international level. FLEGT contributed to international events that stimulate South-South collaboration. Furthermore, the programme actively promoted exchange of experiences among different FLEGT countries and four out of six interviewed service providers mentioned benefits of regional exchange. [ACT/TARGET] - At country level, communications did achieve to influence particular audiences. The FAO FLEGT team paid specific attention to increasing service providers communication skills that resulted effective. For instance, the Ghanian NGO Ecocare has worked with the private sector, civil society and government to prepare them to effectively communicate Ghanas FLEGT VPA processes, milestones and outcomes towards European Union market actors and other stakeholders, in preparation towards FLEGT licensing. SG4, SG5 [NAT/INST] Outcome 5: The progress, achievements and impacts of the FLEGT Action Plan are better understood and information is made available through an updated, robust and user-friendly information system Outcome 5 was added to the programme during implementation of FLEGT III, essentially to accommodate impact assessments of the FLEGT VPA process at country level, executed by CIFOR and ADE. Impact was considered from the entire FLEGT VPA process and is broader than the FLEGT programme, particularly because jobs and employment are not directly targeted by the programme and law enforcement is in part under control of governmental agencies. The four thematic areas in CIFOR/ADEs methodology for impact assessment are a selection of the seven measures of the FLEGT Action Plan. For outcome 5, it is assessed that together with CIFOR and ADE, FLEGT III managed to increase the understanding on the achievements and impacts of the FLEGT Action Plan in some VPA countries. Outcome 6: Increased technical and institutional capacities of service providers The programme supported approximately 200 service providers in the 17 countries. - Increased capacities of service providers (CSOs, government agencies, research institutes, private sector associations). Through their participation in the FLEGT programme, service providers have received training and operative support for project development and execution. Through inclusion in stakeholder platforms, they have been empowered to participate in the value chain and decision making. The increase of technical and institutional capacities has been one of the most appreciated aspects of the programme, as evidenced by the evaluation e-survey: 85 percent of respondents find that there has been a moderate or significant positive change in capacity development of their own organizations, and institutional strengthening and/or improved capacity was the most frequently mentioned result that was generated through the FLEGT financial support. SG3 [NAT/INST] No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050103-6105010301 Sweden The FLEGT (Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade) initiative aims to exclude illegal timber from the markets, to improve the supply of legal timber and to increase the demand for responsible wood products. The initiative will lead to a positive impact, economic as well as social, in the areas of intervention. Det föreslagna programmet har som målsättning att uppnå en god styrning av skogsbruket i utvecklingsländer samt att främja legal handel med skogsprodukter. Detta förväntas även på lång sikt bidra till en hållbar skogsanvändning och fattigdomsbekämpning. FAO FLEGT är ett stödprogram till EU FLEGT, för att bygga kunskap och kapacitet på policy- såväl som på företags- och samhällsnivå för att länder ska kunna ingå i ”voluntary partnership agreements” (VPA) förhandlingar och/eller för att kunna förbereda och verkställa initiativ för hållbart skogsbruk utanför VPA ramverket. Det är en utveckling av tidigare fas av samma program men med ett större fokus på små och medium-stora företag och deras möjlighet att påverka och delta i förhandlingar om skogslagstiftning och legal handel. Sidas bedömning är att insatsen har potential till att bidra till ett mer hållbart skogsbruk (miljömässigt, socialt och ekonomiskt) och till att de potentiella fördelarna med legal handel av timmer och handelsavtal för ett hållbart skogsbruk även gagnar småbrukare och har potential att hjälpa människor ur fattigdom. Programmets totala budget är 45,000,000 USD (ca 332,300,000 SEK) av vilket FAO själv kommer att bidra med 10% av Sidas och ECs bidrag. EC har initialt gått in med 13,000,000 EUR men förväntas öka sitt bidrag i takt med att programmet implementeras. Cirka hälften av budgeten kommer att vidareförmedlas i form av grants genom en direkt stöd mekanism och årliga ”call for proposals” i de aktuella länderna (15 VPA länder och 10 icke-VPA länder). Initiativet styrs och genomförs av FAO som har stor teknisk kunskap i området samt lång erfarenhet av liknande initiativ till exempel National Forest Program Facility (NFP) och Forest and Farm Facility (FFF). Sida stödjer redan FFF initiativet med ett kärnstöd över fem år och FLEGT Facility regionalt (Asien). Det finns goda möjligheter till synergier mellan de tre programmen och Sida, i sin roll som betydande givare till båda, har möjligheten att bidra till utvecklingen mot ett globalt hållbart skogsbruk. The FAO-European Union Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) programme was a global demand-driven small grants mechanism funded in a Multi-donor trust fund by the European Union, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida). Sida contributed a total of SEK 75 million during the third phase of the programme, spanning from 2015 to 2021. The programme was designed to provide technical support and resources for activities to further the goals of the European Unions FLEGT Action Plan, helping tropical timber-producing countries to establish and implement measures to tackle illegal logging, promoting trade in legal timber products and, ultimately, contributing to sustainable forest management (SFM) and poverty reduction. The programme delivered results towards five Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs); #1 Life on land, #2 Zero Hunger, #10 Reduced Inequalities, #12 Responsible Consumption and Production and #15 Life on land. FAO provided support to the negotiation and implementation of voluntary partnership agreements (VPAs), bilateral trade agreements on legal timber trade between tropical timberproducing countries and the European Union. In countries not engaged in a formal VPA process, the programme supported measures to improve law enforcement, timber legality assurance and overall forest sector governance. The programme funded projects created by governments, civil society and private sector organizations in Latin America, Africa and Asia to improve forest governance and promote trade in legal timber products on domestic and international markets. The programme endorsed 375 projects in 27 countries and had a total budget of USD 50 584 350. The greatest investment was made in VPA countries, representing 73 percent of the budget, while 18 percent of the budget was invested in other tropical timber-producing countries, with the remainder supporting global and regional work. Specifically, the programme pursued six primary outcomes: Outcome 1: VPAs contribute to improved forest sector governance and timber legality on domestic and international markets. Outcome 2: Initiatives that support legal production and consumption of timber and better forest sector governance in countries that are not engaged in the VPA process are strengthened. Outcome 3: The capacity of the private sector to participate in the production, marketing and trade of legal timber has increased. Outcome 4: Stakeholders in both consumer and producer countries demonstrate an improved knowledge of benefits from legal logging, international trade requirements and of best practices for FLEGT Outcome 5: The progress, achievements and impacts of the FLEGT Action Plan are better understood and information is made available through an updated, robust and user-friendly information system. Outcome 6: Increased technical and institutional capacities of service providers The contribution has spun over several strategies and their goals. Ultimately, it contributed mainly to the following strategy goals in the Strategy for Swedens global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 20222026: Strategy goal 4 (SG4): Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive international trade Strategy goal 5 (SG5): Improved conditions for food security, sustainable food systems, increased productivity and sustainability in agriculture, forestry and fishing, and strengthened ownership and tenure rights to land and natural resources Strategy goal 3 (SG3): Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive market and private sector development, and sustainable business The programme has generated results on all results channels that the unit for global sustainable economic development work with; global and normative changes [GLOB/NORM], national and institutional changes [NAT/INST] and changes for the target group [ACT/TARGET]. Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 15000000 10000000 10000000 0 10000000 0 0 0 -10000000 15000000 0 10000000 10000000 10000000 10000000 0 0 0 -10000000 -10000000 35000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 15000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 10000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 10000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization SE-0-SE-6-61050103-6105010302 Sweden The FLEGT (Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade) initiative aims to exclude illegal timber from the markets, to improve the supply of legal timber and to increase the demand for responsible wood products. The initiative will lead to a positive impact, economic as well as social, in the areas of intervention. Det föreslagna programmet har som målsättning att uppnå en god styrning av skogsbruket i utvecklingsländer samt att främja legal handel med skogsprodukter. Detta förväntas även på lång sikt bidra till en hållbar skogsanvändning och fattigdomsbekämpning. FAO FLEGT är ett stödprogram till EU FLEGT, för att bygga kunskap och kapacitet på policy- såväl som på företags- och samhällsnivå för att länder ska kunna ingå i ”voluntary partnership agreements” (VPA) förhandlingar och/eller för att kunna förbereda och verkställa initiativ för hållbart skogsbruk utanför VPA ramverket. Det är en utveckling av tidigare fas av samma program men med ett större fokus på små och medium-stora företag och deras möjlighet att påverka och delta i förhandlingar om skogslagstiftning och legal handel. Sidas bedömning är att insatsen har potential till att bidra till ett mer hållbart skogsbruk (miljömässigt, socialt och ekonomiskt) och till att de potentiella fördelarna med legal handel av timmer och handelsavtal för ett hållbart skogsbruk även gagnar småbrukare och har potential att hjälpa människor ur fattigdom. Programmets totala budget är 45,000,000 USD (ca 332,300,000 SEK) av vilket FAO själv kommer att bidra med 10% av Sidas och ECs bidrag. EC har initialt gått in med 13,000,000 EUR men förväntas öka sitt bidrag i takt med att programmet implementeras. Cirka hälften av budgeten kommer att vidareförmedlas i form av grants genom en direkt stöd mekanism och årliga ”call for proposals” i de aktuella länderna (15 VPA länder och 10 icke-VPA länder). Initiativet styrs och genomförs av FAO som har stor teknisk kunskap i området samt lång erfarenhet av liknande initiativ till exempel National Forest Program Facility (NFP) och Forest and Farm Facility (FFF). Sida stödjer redan FFF initiativet med ett kärnstöd över fem år och FLEGT Facility regionalt (Asien). Det finns goda möjligheter till synergier mellan de tre programmen och Sida, i sin roll som betydande givare till båda, har möjligheten att bidra till utvecklingen mot ett globalt hållbart skogsbruk. The FAO-European Union Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) programme was a global demand-driven small grants mechanism funded in a Multi-donor trust fund by the European Union, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida). Sida contributed a total of SEK 75 million during the third phase of the programme, spanning from 2015 to 2021. The programme was designed to provide technical support and resources for activities to further the goals of the European Unions FLEGT Action Plan, helping tropical timber-producing countries to establish and implement measures to tackle illegal logging, promoting trade in legal timber products and, ultimately, contributing to sustainable forest management (SFM) and poverty reduction. The programme delivered results towards five Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs); #1 Life on land, #2 Zero Hunger, #10 Reduced Inequalities, #12 Responsible Consumption and Production and #15 Life on land. FAO provided support to the negotiation and implementation of voluntary partnership agreements (VPAs), bilateral trade agreements on legal timber trade between tropical timberproducing countries and the European Union. In countries not engaged in a formal VPA process, the programme supported measures to improve law enforcement, timber legality assurance and overall forest sector governance. The programme funded projects created by governments, civil society and private sector organizations in Latin America, Africa and Asia to improve forest governance and promote trade in legal timber products on domestic and international markets. The programme endorsed 375 projects in 27 countries and had a total budget of USD 50 584 350. The greatest investment was made in VPA countries, representing 73 percent of the budget, while 18 percent of the budget was invested in other tropical timber-producing countries, with the remainder supporting global and regional work. Specifically, the programme pursued six primary outcomes: Outcome 1: VPAs contribute to improved forest sector governance and timber legality on domestic and international markets. Outcome 2: Initiatives that support legal production and consumption of timber and better forest sector governance in countries that are not engaged in the VPA process are strengthened. Outcome 3: The capacity of the private sector to participate in the production, marketing and trade of legal timber has increased. Outcome 4: Stakeholders in both consumer and producer countries demonstrate an improved knowledge of benefits from legal logging, international trade requirements and of best practices for FLEGT Outcome 5: The progress, achievements and impacts of the FLEGT Action Plan are better understood and information is made available through an updated, robust and user-friendly information system. Outcome 6: Increased technical and institutional capacities of service providers The contribution has spun over several strategies and their goals. Ultimately, it contributed mainly to the following strategy goals in the Strategy for Swedens global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 20222026: Strategy goal 4 (SG4): Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive international trade Strategy goal 5 (SG5): Improved conditions for food security, sustainable food systems, increased productivity and sustainability in agriculture, forestry and fishing, and strengthened ownership and tenure rights to land and natural resources Strategy goal 3 (SG3): Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive market and private sector development, and sustainable business The programme has generated results on all results channels that the unit for global sustainable economic development work with; global and normative changes [GLOB/NORM], national and institutional changes [NAT/INST] and changes for the target group [ACT/TARGET]. Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 10000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization SE-0-SE-6-61050103-6105010303 Sweden The FLEGT (Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade) initiative aims to exclude illegal timber from the markets, to improve the supply of legal timber and to increase the demand for responsible wood products. The initiative will lead to a positive impact, economic as well as social, in the areas of intervention. Det föreslagna programmet har som målsättning att uppnå en god styrning av skogsbruket i utvecklingsländer samt att främja legal handel med skogsprodukter. Detta förväntas även på lång sikt bidra till en hållbar skogsanvändning och fattigdomsbekämpning. FAO FLEGT är ett stödprogram till EU FLEGT, för att bygga kunskap och kapacitet på policy- såväl som på företags- och samhällsnivå för att länder ska kunna ingå i ”voluntary partnership agreements” (VPA) förhandlingar och/eller för att kunna förbereda och verkställa initiativ för hållbart skogsbruk utanför VPA ramverket. Det är en utveckling av tidigare fas av samma program men med ett större fokus på små och medium-stora företag och deras möjlighet att påverka och delta i förhandlingar om skogslagstiftning och legal handel. Sidas bedömning är att insatsen har potential till att bidra till ett mer hållbart skogsbruk (miljömässigt, socialt och ekonomiskt) och till att de potentiella fördelarna med legal handel av timmer och handelsavtal för ett hållbart skogsbruk även gagnar småbrukare och har potential att hjälpa människor ur fattigdom. Programmets totala budget är 45,000,000 USD (ca 332,300,000 SEK) av vilket FAO själv kommer att bidra med 10% av Sidas och ECs bidrag. EC har initialt gått in med 13,000,000 EUR men förväntas öka sitt bidrag i takt med att programmet implementeras. Cirka hälften av budgeten kommer att vidareförmedlas i form av grants genom en direkt stöd mekanism och årliga ”call for proposals” i de aktuella länderna (15 VPA länder och 10 icke-VPA länder). Initiativet styrs och genomförs av FAO som har stor teknisk kunskap i området samt lång erfarenhet av liknande initiativ till exempel National Forest Program Facility (NFP) och Forest and Farm Facility (FFF). Sida stödjer redan FFF initiativet med ett kärnstöd över fem år och FLEGT Facility regionalt (Asien). Det finns goda möjligheter till synergier mellan de tre programmen och Sida, i sin roll som betydande givare till båda, har möjligheten att bidra till utvecklingen mot ett globalt hållbart skogsbruk. The FAO-European Union Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) programme was a global demand-driven small grants mechanism funded in a Multi-donor trust fund by the European Union, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida). Sida contributed a total of SEK 75 million during the third phase of the programme, spanning from 2015 to 2021. The programme was designed to provide technical support and resources for activities to further the goals of the European Unions FLEGT Action Plan, helping tropical timber-producing countries to establish and implement measures to tackle illegal logging, promoting trade in legal timber products and, ultimately, contributing to sustainable forest management (SFM) and poverty reduction. The programme delivered results towards five Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs); #1 Life on land, #2 Zero Hunger, #10 Reduced Inequalities, #12 Responsible Consumption and Production and #15 Life on land. FAO provided support to the negotiation and implementation of voluntary partnership agreements (VPAs), bilateral trade agreements on legal timber trade between tropical timberproducing countries and the European Union. In countries not engaged in a formal VPA process, the programme supported measures to improve law enforcement, timber legality assurance and overall forest sector governance. The programme funded projects created by governments, civil society and private sector organizations in Latin America, Africa and Asia to improve forest governance and promote trade in legal timber products on domestic and international markets. The programme endorsed 375 projects in 27 countries and had a total budget of USD 50 584 350. The greatest investment was made in VPA countries, representing 73 percent of the budget, while 18 percent of the budget was invested in other tropical timber-producing countries, with the remainder supporting global and regional work. Specifically, the programme pursued six primary outcomes: Outcome 1: VPAs contribute to improved forest sector governance and timber legality on domestic and international markets. Outcome 2: Initiatives that support legal production and consumption of timber and better forest sector governance in countries that are not engaged in the VPA process are strengthened. Outcome 3: The capacity of the private sector to participate in the production, marketing and trade of legal timber has increased. Outcome 4: Stakeholders in both consumer and producer countries demonstrate an improved knowledge of benefits from legal logging, international trade requirements and of best practices for FLEGT Outcome 5: The progress, achievements and impacts of the FLEGT Action Plan are better understood and information is made available through an updated, robust and user-friendly information system. Outcome 6: Increased technical and institutional capacities of service providers The contribution has spun over several strategies and their goals. Ultimately, it contributed mainly to the following strategy goals in the Strategy for Swedens global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 20222026: Strategy goal 4 (SG4): Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive international trade Strategy goal 5 (SG5): Improved conditions for food security, sustainable food systems, increased productivity and sustainability in agriculture, forestry and fishing, and strengthened ownership and tenure rights to land and natural resources Strategy goal 3 (SG3): Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive market and private sector development, and sustainable business The programme has generated results on all results channels that the unit for global sustainable economic development work with; global and normative changes [GLOB/NORM], national and institutional changes [NAT/INST] and changes for the target group [ACT/TARGET]. Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer 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Agriculture Organization 330000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 330000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 330000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened ownership and tenure rights for land and natural resources Stärkt ägande- och nyttjanderätt av mark och naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased productivity and sustainable production in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, including food security Ökad produktivitet och hållbar produktion inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61050103-6105010304 Sweden The FLEGT (Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade) initiative aims to exclude illegal timber from the markets, to improve the supply of legal timber and to increase the demand for responsible wood products. The initiative will lead to a positive impact, economic as well as social, in the areas of intervention. Det föreslagna programmet har som målsättning att uppnå en god styrning av skogsbruket i utvecklingsländer samt att främja legal handel med skogsprodukter. Detta förväntas även på lång sikt bidra till en hållbar skogsanvändning och fattigdomsbekämpning. FAO FLEGT är ett stödprogram till EU FLEGT, för att bygga kunskap och kapacitet på policy- såväl som på företags- och samhällsnivå för att länder ska kunna ingå i ”voluntary partnership agreements” (VPA) förhandlingar och/eller för att kunna förbereda och verkställa initiativ för hållbart skogsbruk utanför VPA ramverket. Det är en utveckling av tidigare fas av samma program men med ett större fokus på små och medium-stora företag och deras möjlighet att påverka och delta i förhandlingar om skogslagstiftning och legal handel. Sidas bedömning är att insatsen har potential till att bidra till ett mer hållbart skogsbruk (miljömässigt, socialt och ekonomiskt) och till att de potentiella fördelarna med legal handel av timmer och handelsavtal för ett hållbart skogsbruk även gagnar småbrukare och har potential att hjälpa människor ur fattigdom. Programmets totala budget är 45,000,000 USD (ca 332,300,000 SEK) av vilket FAO själv kommer att bidra med 10% av Sidas och ECs bidrag. EC har initialt gått in med 13,000,000 EUR men förväntas öka sitt bidrag i takt med att programmet implementeras. Cirka hälften av budgeten kommer att vidareförmedlas i form av grants genom en direkt stöd mekanism och årliga ”call for proposals” i de aktuella länderna (15 VPA länder och 10 icke-VPA länder). Initiativet styrs och genomförs av FAO som har stor teknisk kunskap i området samt lång erfarenhet av liknande initiativ till exempel National Forest Program Facility (NFP) och Forest and Farm Facility (FFF). Sida stödjer redan FFF initiativet med ett kärnstöd över fem år och FLEGT Facility regionalt (Asien). Det finns goda möjligheter till synergier mellan de tre programmen och Sida, i sin roll som betydande givare till båda, har möjligheten att bidra till utvecklingen mot ett globalt hållbart skogsbruk. The FAO-European Union Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) programme was a global demand-driven small grants mechanism funded in a Multi-donor trust fund by the European Union, the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida). Sida contributed a total of SEK 75 million during the third phase of the programme, spanning from 2015 to 2021. The programme was designed to provide technical support and resources for activities to further the goals of the European Unions FLEGT Action Plan, helping tropical timber-producing countries to establish and implement measures to tackle illegal logging, promoting trade in legal timber products and, ultimately, contributing to sustainable forest management (SFM) and poverty reduction. The programme delivered results towards five Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs); #1 Life on land, #2 Zero Hunger, #10 Reduced Inequalities, #12 Responsible Consumption and Production and #15 Life on land. FAO provided support to the negotiation and implementation of voluntary partnership agreements (VPAs), bilateral trade agreements on legal timber trade between tropical timberproducing countries and the European Union. In countries not engaged in a formal VPA process, the programme supported measures to improve law enforcement, timber legality assurance and overall forest sector governance. The programme funded projects created by governments, civil society and private sector organizations in Latin America, Africa and Asia to improve forest governance and promote trade in legal timber products on domestic and international markets. The programme endorsed 375 projects in 27 countries and had a total budget of USD 50 584 350. The greatest investment was made in VPA countries, representing 73 percent of the budget, while 18 percent of the budget was invested in other tropical timber-producing countries, with the remainder supporting global and regional work. Specifically, the programme pursued six primary outcomes: Outcome 1: VPAs contribute to improved forest sector governance and timber legality on domestic and international markets. Outcome 2: Initiatives that support legal production and consumption of timber and better forest sector governance in countries that are not engaged in the VPA process are strengthened. Outcome 3: The capacity of the private sector to participate in the production, marketing and trade of legal timber has increased. Outcome 4: Stakeholders in both consumer and producer countries demonstrate an improved knowledge of benefits from legal logging, international trade requirements and of best practices for FLEGT Outcome 5: The progress, achievements and impacts of the FLEGT Action Plan are better understood and information is made available through an updated, robust and user-friendly information system. Outcome 6: Increased technical and institutional capacities of service providers The contribution has spun over several strategies and their goals. Ultimately, it contributed mainly to the following strategy goals in the Strategy for Swedens global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 20222026: Strategy goal 4 (SG4): Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive international trade Strategy goal 5 (SG5): Improved conditions for food security, sustainable food systems, increased productivity and sustainability in agriculture, forestry and fishing, and strengthened ownership and tenure rights to land and natural resources Strategy goal 3 (SG3): Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive market and private sector development, and sustainable business The programme has generated results on all results channels that the unit for global sustainable economic development work with; global and normative changes [GLOB/NORM], national and institutional changes [NAT/INST] and changes for the target group [ACT/TARGET]. Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -6274359 -6274359 0 -6274359 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization -6274359.2599999998 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive market and private sector development, and sustainable business Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande marknads- och privatsektorutveckling samt hållbart företagande Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive international trade Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande internationell handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved conditions for food security, sustainable food systems, increased productivity and sustainability in agriculture, forestry and fishing, and strengthened ownership and tenure rights to land and natural resources Förbättrade förutsättningar för en tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning, hållbara livsmedelssystem, ökad produktivitet och hållbarhet inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske samt stärkt ägande- och nyttjanderätt av mark och naturresurser Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61050117 Sweden ILC, The International Land Coalition, has over 150 member organisations ranging from intergovernmental organisations to research institutes to farmers' organisations working for secure land tenure for poor women and men through advocacy, dialogue and capacity building.Besides the normative work ILC supports CSOs in the South with project funding. Insatsen avser ett kärnstöd på SEK 60 miljoner till International Land Coalition (ILC) under 2015-2019. ILC är en global allians av 152 mellanstatliga- och civila samhälls-organisationer som arbetar för säker och rättvis tillgång till och kontroll över mark för fattiga kvinnor och män genom opinionsbildning, dialog, utbyte av kunskap och kapacitetsuppbyggnad. ILCs sekretariat är inhyst hos IFAD (International Fund for Agricultural Development) i Rom. IFAD bidrar med kontorslokaler och administrativa tjänster och ILC omfattas av IFADs system för intern styrning och kontroll. ILCs styrelse har dock det övergripande och yttersta ansvaret för programmets genomförande. Därför bedömer Sida att ILC bör vara avtalspart och inte IFAD. Denna lösning förespråkas även av IFAD och ILC. Sida ges därmed också bättre förutsättningar att föra dialog och påverka hur programmet genomförs, följs upp och hur risker hanteras. Preliminär totalbudget för programperioden är SEK 450 miljoner, vilket nästan är en dubblering mot nuvarande nivå och förutsätter nya givare/större bidrag. Förutom Sida bidrar IFAD, Schweiz, EU och Nederländerna för närvande med kärnstöd till ILC. American Jewish Wealth Service är också en viktig givare. Ungefär 35% av medlen vidareförmedlas till koalitionens medlemsorg. ILCs nuvarande strategiska ramverksprogram täcker perioden 2011-2015. Nästa strategiska ramverk, för perioden 2016-2020, finns i utkast och kommer att beslutas på ILCs kommande medlemsförsamling i Senegal i maj 2015. Sida bedömer att det nya ramverket, vad gäller övergripande mål och väsentligt innehåll, kommer att ligga i linje med det nuvarande men innehålla förbättringar vad gäller resultatformuleringar, indikatorer och möjlighet till uppföljning. De fyra gällande strategiska målen är att: 1. "Påverka utformningen och genomförandet av nationell markpolicy för att gagna landsbygdens människor". Det finns tjugo ILC- fokusländer i Afrika, Asien och Latinamerika där medlemmar samarbetar runt "strategier för nationellt engagemang" för att uppnå maximal effekt på nationell nivå. I varje kontinent finns regionala samordnare för ILC för att stödja detta arbete. 2. "Påverka globala och regionala markrelaterade processer och system för en markpolitik och förvaltning som gagnar de fattiga." 3. "Bygga världens största ledande kunskapsbaserade nätverk kring markförvaltning som bidrar till väsentliga förbättringar och tillgång till markrelaterade kunskaper." Exempel på viktiga åtaganden är omfattande och interaktiva webbplatser, markobservatorier på nationell nivå och "on-the ground"-utbildning i länderna. Medlemsförsamlingarna som hålls vartannat år kombineras med globala markforum för att möjliggöra utbyte och kunskapsutveckling inom hela nätverket. 4. "Stärka ILC som en levande, solid och inflytelserik global aktör inom landrelaterade frågor". ILC i dess nuvarande form är fortfarande en ganska ung organisation och är i processen att både expandera och konsolidera för att fungera på ett mer samordnat och strategiskt sätt, särskilt på nationell nivå i de olika fokusländerna. ILC's collective goal as a network is to realise land governance for and with people at the country level, responding to the needs and protecting the rights of those who live on and from the land. During the 2015 Assembly of Members, held in Dakar, Senegal on the 15th of May 2015, members of the Coalition adopted a new Strategy for the period 2016-2021. ILC has defined 10 commitments to realise peoplecentred land governance at the country level. All ILC members individually and collectively contribute to the realisation of these commitments in policy, practice and agenda setting at their respective level of action. These commitments are the benchmark by which ILC members work towards the implementation of the VGGTs (Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure) and other internationally agreed instruments to achieve: - Secure tenure rights - Strong small scale farming systems - Diverse tenure systems - Equal land rights for women - Secure territorial rights for indigenous peoples - Locally managed ecosystems - Inclusive decision making - Transparent and accessible information - Effective actions against land grabbing - Protection for land rights defenders Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Cameroon Colombia Ecuador Guatemala Indonesia India Kenya Kyrgyzstan Cambodia Liberia Madagascar Mongolia Malawi Nicaragua Nepal Peru Philippines (the) Senegal South Sudan Togo Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Kosovo South Africa Developing countries, unspecified Rural development Other Multisector Expected and unexpected results This Sida contribution contributed to different levels, i.e. global/normative level [GLOB/NORM], at national/institutional level [NAT/INST] and actors/target group [ACT/TG] of the Theory of Change (ToC) of the Strategy for Swedens global development cooperation in sustainable economic development 2018-2022. It also contributed to three of its strategic objectives: ECO 2.1 Strengthened ownership and tenure rights for land and natural resources; and ECO 2.4 Strengthened women's economic empowerment. The focus during the extension 2019 - 2021 was to continue implementing the new operating model of ILC. The operating model focused on how ILC best supported the transformative strategies and capacities of member-led platforms, while promoting the full participation of grassroots organisations. ILCs results and impact was measured against a revised results framework emphasising sustainable outcome indicators. An important role of ILC under the new operating model was to enhance the capacities of member-led platforms to be transformational. At the end of the 2020, ILC was a coalition of 254 members, where 101 are constituency-based organisations platforms. The latter represents 40% of ILCs total members, representing 71 million people and 57 thousand communities. Results acheived at country or regional level Results connected to what the ILC and members have done during the COVID-19 crisis In the Peruvian Amazon, the Wampis indigenous peoples supported by Forest Peoples Programme (FPP) have protected their rights by restricting access to their territories. As the government struggles to reach out to indigenous communities in the Amazon, the Wampis are working with the Peruvian military to secure their border with Ecuador, and are also working to develop and implement intercultural health plans for communal territories. This result reports to the protection of the integrity pf territories of IPLCs (NAT/INST)(ACT/TG). Despite the pandemic, ILC Africa members were able to achieve remarkable outcomes in 2020. Five land-related laws were changed (in Togo, Liberia and DRC) with 22 submissions currently under consideration by parliaments. In Togo, members collaborated with FAO to produce an animated guide on land rights that will be used by three million rural farmers. In Malawi, members fought for inclusive implementation of the Customary Land Act in four pilot areas, which is now benefiting 4,600 people, including 1,380 women, in terms of securing agricultural land. In Madagascar, members led a mobilisation in support of a National Assembly vote on the 2018 law on the protection of human rights. In Tanzania, under the Participatory Rangelands Management project, they facilitated the legal recognition of livestock associations in Kiteto district in Manyara region, benefiting 50,000 pastoralists, of whom 15,000 were women. In Cameroon, they helped to halt destruction of the Ebo Forest, securing land rights for 1,200 forest users, of whom 460 were women. In Senegal, they pushed for a COVID-19 recovery plan that has assisted 10,000 people, including 3,600 women, while in DRC they helped to enforce the 2019 edict in support of human rights defenders in North Kivu (NAT/INST)(ACT/TG). Work of the NES platforms for Gender Equality, and championing womens participation in decision-making spaces In many parts of the world, cultural and traditional norms continue to prevent women from participating in the same spaces as men, where important decisions are made regarding their fundamental rights and future. NES platforms have been taking on this challenge and have achieved early successes in their advocacy efforts, as governments have adopted gender-sensitive laws and have ensured gender justice in their practices. In Albania, the adoption of a new forestry sector law has ensured that management plans for forests are drafted with gender balanced public participation. Similarly, in Mongolia, NES members managed to get soums (district-level government) to accept women as joint signatories for Pasture Use Agreements which define pasture use between herders and the soums, thus strengthening womens decision-making power and control over household resources. NES platforms also worked to increase womens participation in decision-making spaces. In Cameroon, NES members successfully advocated for the restructuring of traditional customary practices, with the result that the membership of Councils of Notables must now have at least 30% participation of women and youth (NAT/INST)(ACT/TG). Results at global level Connected to the global work of the NES platforms By the end of 2020, 40% of the NESs had integrated LANDex into their triennial workplans, equipping them to engage with governments in reporting on land-related SDG indicators. ILC also report that changes NESs did internally, in regards to their internal governance systems, in part due to the new operating model, prompted the NESs to expand their current membership, prioritise CBOs, promote more women leaders in NES governing bodies (reported increase of 5%, with a total to 40%), and include government representatives in their steering committees (e.g. in Nepal. Kyrgyzstan, Albania, Liberia, and Malawi). This example provides evidence in the importance of trust building over the longer periods of time between local communities, CSOs, international agencies, and governments (GLOB/NORM) (NAT/INST) (ACT/TG). Work of CBIs connected to Family Farming The Strong Small-Scale Farming Systems initiative is one of the most successful examples of how CBIs can be integrated into national- and regional-level policy debates, and of how sustaining partnerships with IGOs and regional bodies such as REAF, SICA, ECOWAS and ASEAN can lead to policy change. This rich collaboration between members and partners contributed to the approval of seven national plans under the UNDFF in the Dominican Republic, the Gambia, Indonesia, Peru, Costa Rica, Nepal and Panama. By the end of 2020, 19 NES platforms had engaged with the UNDFF and seven countries had adopted family farming policies thanks to these joint efforts (GLOB/NORM) (ACT/TG). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050117-6105011701 Sweden ILC, The International Land Coalition, has over 150 member organisations ranging from intergovernmental organisations to research institutes to farmers' organisations working for secure land tenure for poor women and men through advocacy, dialogue and capacity building.Besides the normative work ILC supports CSOs in the South with project funding. Insatsen avser ett kärnstöd på SEK 60 miljoner till International Land Coalition (ILC) under 2015-2019. ILC är en global allians av 152 mellanstatliga- och civila samhälls-organisationer som arbetar för säker och rättvis tillgång till och kontroll över mark för fattiga kvinnor och män genom opinionsbildning, dialog, utbyte av kunskap och kapacitetsuppbyggnad. ILCs sekretariat är inhyst hos IFAD (International Fund for Agricultural Development) i Rom. IFAD bidrar med kontorslokaler och administrativa tjänster och ILC omfattas av IFADs system för intern styrning och kontroll. ILCs styrelse har dock det övergripande och yttersta ansvaret för programmets genomförande. Därför bedömer Sida att ILC bör vara avtalspart och inte IFAD. Denna lösning förespråkas även av IFAD och ILC. Sida ges därmed också bättre förutsättningar att föra dialog och påverka hur programmet genomförs, följs upp och hur risker hanteras. Preliminär totalbudget för programperioden är SEK 450 miljoner, vilket nästan är en dubblering mot nuvarande nivå och förutsätter nya givare/större bidrag. Förutom Sida bidrar IFAD, Schweiz, EU och Nederländerna för närvande med kärnstöd till ILC. American Jewish Wealth Service är också en viktig givare. Ungefär 35% av medlen vidareförmedlas till koalitionens medlemsorg. ILCs nuvarande strategiska ramverksprogram täcker perioden 2011-2015. Nästa strategiska ramverk, för perioden 2016-2020, finns i utkast och kommer att beslutas på ILCs kommande medlemsförsamling i Senegal i maj 2015. Sida bedömer att det nya ramverket, vad gäller övergripande mål och väsentligt innehåll, kommer att ligga i linje med det nuvarande men innehålla förbättringar vad gäller resultatformuleringar, indikatorer och möjlighet till uppföljning. De fyra gällande strategiska målen är att: 1. "Påverka utformningen och genomförandet av nationell markpolicy för att gagna landsbygdens människor". Det finns tjugo ILC- fokusländer i Afrika, Asien och Latinamerika där medlemmar samarbetar runt "strategier för nationellt engagemang" för att uppnå maximal effekt på nationell nivå. I varje kontinent finns regionala samordnare för ILC för att stödja detta arbete. 2. "Påverka globala och regionala markrelaterade processer och system för en markpolitik och förvaltning som gagnar de fattiga." 3. "Bygga världens största ledande kunskapsbaserade nätverk kring markförvaltning som bidrar till väsentliga förbättringar och tillgång till markrelaterade kunskaper." Exempel på viktiga åtaganden är omfattande och interaktiva webbplatser, markobservatorier på nationell nivå och "on-the ground"-utbildning i länderna. Medlemsförsamlingarna som hålls vartannat år kombineras med globala markforum för att möjliggöra utbyte och kunskapsutveckling inom hela nätverket. 4. "Stärka ILC som en levande, solid och inflytelserik global aktör inom landrelaterade frågor". ILC i dess nuvarande form är fortfarande en ganska ung organisation och är i processen att både expandera och konsolidera för att fungera på ett mer samordnat och strategiskt sätt, särskilt på nationell nivå i de olika fokusländerna. ILC's collective goal as a network is to realise land governance for and with people at the country level, responding to the needs and protecting the rights of those who live on and from the land. During the 2015 Assembly of Members, held in Dakar, Senegal on the 15th of May 2015, members of the Coalition adopted a new Strategy for the period 2016-2021. ILC has defined 10 commitments to realise peoplecentred land governance at the country level. All ILC members individually and collectively contribute to the realisation of these commitments in policy, practice and agenda setting at their respective level of action. These commitments are the benchmark by which ILC members work towards the implementation of the VGGTs (Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure) and other internationally agreed instruments to achieve: - Secure tenure rights - Strong small scale farming systems - Diverse tenure systems - Equal land rights for women - Secure territorial rights for indigenous peoples - Locally managed ecosystems - Inclusive decision making - Transparent and accessible information - Effective actions against land grabbing - Protection for land rights defenders Sweden ILC/International Land Coalition Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILC/International Land Coalition Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 10000000 9000000 9000000 0 0 -13000000 0 9000000 -9000000 10000000 9000000 9000000 13000000 -9500000 -9000000 9000000 0 9500000 0 28000000 ILC/International Land Coalition 10000000 ILC/International Land Coalition 9000000 ILC/International Land Coalition 9000000 ILC/International Land Coalition SE-0-SE-6-61050117-6105011702 Sweden ILC, The International Land Coalition, has over 150 member organisations ranging from intergovernmental organisations to research institutes to farmers' organisations working for secure land tenure for poor women and men through advocacy, dialogue and capacity building.Besides the normative work ILC supports CSOs in the South with project funding. Insatsen avser ett kärnstöd på SEK 60 miljoner till International Land Coalition (ILC) under 2015-2019. ILC är en global allians av 152 mellanstatliga- och civila samhälls-organisationer som arbetar för säker och rättvis tillgång till och kontroll över mark för fattiga kvinnor och män genom opinionsbildning, dialog, utbyte av kunskap och kapacitetsuppbyggnad. ILCs sekretariat är inhyst hos IFAD (International Fund for Agricultural Development) i Rom. IFAD bidrar med kontorslokaler och administrativa tjänster och ILC omfattas av IFADs system för intern styrning och kontroll. ILCs styrelse har dock det övergripande och yttersta ansvaret för programmets genomförande. Därför bedömer Sida att ILC bör vara avtalspart och inte IFAD. Denna lösning förespråkas även av IFAD och ILC. Sida ges därmed också bättre förutsättningar att föra dialog och påverka hur programmet genomförs, följs upp och hur risker hanteras. Preliminär totalbudget för programperioden är SEK 450 miljoner, vilket nästan är en dubblering mot nuvarande nivå och förutsätter nya givare/större bidrag. Förutom Sida bidrar IFAD, Schweiz, EU och Nederländerna för närvande med kärnstöd till ILC. American Jewish Wealth Service är också en viktig givare. Ungefär 35% av medlen vidareförmedlas till koalitionens medlemsorg. ILCs nuvarande strategiska ramverksprogram täcker perioden 2011-2015. Nästa strategiska ramverk, för perioden 2016-2020, finns i utkast och kommer att beslutas på ILCs kommande medlemsförsamling i Senegal i maj 2015. Sida bedömer att det nya ramverket, vad gäller övergripande mål och väsentligt innehåll, kommer att ligga i linje med det nuvarande men innehålla förbättringar vad gäller resultatformuleringar, indikatorer och möjlighet till uppföljning. De fyra gällande strategiska målen är att: 1. "Påverka utformningen och genomförandet av nationell markpolicy för att gagna landsbygdens människor". Det finns tjugo ILC- fokusländer i Afrika, Asien och Latinamerika där medlemmar samarbetar runt "strategier för nationellt engagemang" för att uppnå maximal effekt på nationell nivå. I varje kontinent finns regionala samordnare för ILC för att stödja detta arbete. 2. "Påverka globala och regionala markrelaterade processer och system för en markpolitik och förvaltning som gagnar de fattiga." 3. "Bygga världens största ledande kunskapsbaserade nätverk kring markförvaltning som bidrar till väsentliga förbättringar och tillgång till markrelaterade kunskaper." Exempel på viktiga åtaganden är omfattande och interaktiva webbplatser, markobservatorier på nationell nivå och "on-the ground"-utbildning i länderna. Medlemsförsamlingarna som hålls vartannat år kombineras med globala markforum för att möjliggöra utbyte och kunskapsutveckling inom hela nätverket. 4. "Stärka ILC som en levande, solid och inflytelserik global aktör inom landrelaterade frågor". ILC i dess nuvarande form är fortfarande en ganska ung organisation och är i processen att både expandera och konsolidera för att fungera på ett mer samordnat och strategiskt sätt, särskilt på nationell nivå i de olika fokusländerna. ILC's collective goal as a network is to realise land governance for and with people at the country level, responding to the needs and protecting the rights of those who live on and from the land. During the 2015 Assembly of Members, held in Dakar, Senegal on the 15th of May 2015, members of the Coalition adopted a new Strategy for the period 2016-2021. ILC has defined 10 commitments to realise peoplecentred land governance at the country level. All ILC members individually and collectively contribute to the realisation of these commitments in policy, practice and agenda setting at their respective level of action. These commitments are the benchmark by which ILC members work towards the implementation of the VGGTs (Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure) and other internationally agreed instruments to achieve: - Secure tenure rights - Strong small scale farming systems - Diverse tenure systems - Equal land rights for women - Secure territorial rights for indigenous peoples - Locally managed ecosystems - Inclusive decision making - Transparent and accessible information - Effective actions against land grabbing - Protection for land rights defenders Sweden ILC/International Land Coalition Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILC/International Land Coalition Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9500000 0 9500000 0 9500000 ILC/International Land Coalition 9500000 ILC/International Land Coalition SE-0-SE-6-61050117-6105011703 Sweden ILC, The International Land Coalition, has over 150 member organisations ranging from intergovernmental organisations to research institutes to farmers' organisations working for secure land tenure for poor women and men through advocacy, dialogue and capacity building.Besides the normative work ILC supports CSOs in the South with project funding. Insatsen avser ett kärnstöd på SEK 60 miljoner till International Land Coalition (ILC) under 2015-2019. ILC är en global allians av 152 mellanstatliga- och civila samhälls-organisationer som arbetar för säker och rättvis tillgång till och kontroll över mark för fattiga kvinnor och män genom opinionsbildning, dialog, utbyte av kunskap och kapacitetsuppbyggnad. ILCs sekretariat är inhyst hos IFAD (International Fund for Agricultural Development) i Rom. IFAD bidrar med kontorslokaler och administrativa tjänster och ILC omfattas av IFADs system för intern styrning och kontroll. ILCs styrelse har dock det övergripande och yttersta ansvaret för programmets genomförande. Därför bedömer Sida att ILC bör vara avtalspart och inte IFAD. Denna lösning förespråkas även av IFAD och ILC. Sida ges därmed också bättre förutsättningar att föra dialog och påverka hur programmet genomförs, följs upp och hur risker hanteras. Preliminär totalbudget för programperioden är SEK 450 miljoner, vilket nästan är en dubblering mot nuvarande nivå och förutsätter nya givare/större bidrag. Förutom Sida bidrar IFAD, Schweiz, EU och Nederländerna för närvande med kärnstöd till ILC. American Jewish Wealth Service är också en viktig givare. Ungefär 35% av medlen vidareförmedlas till koalitionens medlemsorg. ILCs nuvarande strategiska ramverksprogram täcker perioden 2011-2015. Nästa strategiska ramverk, för perioden 2016-2020, finns i utkast och kommer att beslutas på ILCs kommande medlemsförsamling i Senegal i maj 2015. Sida bedömer att det nya ramverket, vad gäller övergripande mål och väsentligt innehåll, kommer att ligga i linje med det nuvarande men innehålla förbättringar vad gäller resultatformuleringar, indikatorer och möjlighet till uppföljning. De fyra gällande strategiska målen är att: 1. "Påverka utformningen och genomförandet av nationell markpolicy för att gagna landsbygdens människor". Det finns tjugo ILC- fokusländer i Afrika, Asien och Latinamerika där medlemmar samarbetar runt "strategier för nationellt engagemang" för att uppnå maximal effekt på nationell nivå. I varje kontinent finns regionala samordnare för ILC för att stödja detta arbete. 2. "Påverka globala och regionala markrelaterade processer och system för en markpolitik och förvaltning som gagnar de fattiga." 3. "Bygga världens största ledande kunskapsbaserade nätverk kring markförvaltning som bidrar till väsentliga förbättringar och tillgång till markrelaterade kunskaper." Exempel på viktiga åtaganden är omfattande och interaktiva webbplatser, markobservatorier på nationell nivå och "on-the ground"-utbildning i länderna. Medlemsförsamlingarna som hålls vartannat år kombineras med globala markforum för att möjliggöra utbyte och kunskapsutveckling inom hela nätverket. 4. "Stärka ILC som en levande, solid och inflytelserik global aktör inom landrelaterade frågor". ILC i dess nuvarande form är fortfarande en ganska ung organisation och är i processen att både expandera och konsolidera för att fungera på ett mer samordnat och strategiskt sätt, särskilt på nationell nivå i de olika fokusländerna. ILC's collective goal as a network is to realise land governance for and with people at the country level, responding to the needs and protecting the rights of those who live on and from the land. During the 2015 Assembly of Members, held in Dakar, Senegal on the 15th of May 2015, members of the Coalition adopted a new Strategy for the period 2016-2021. ILC has defined 10 commitments to realise peoplecentred land governance at the country level. All ILC members individually and collectively contribute to the realisation of these commitments in policy, practice and agenda setting at their respective level of action. These commitments are the benchmark by which ILC members work towards the implementation of the VGGTs (Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure) and other internationally agreed instruments to achieve: - Secure tenure rights - Strong small scale farming systems - Diverse tenure systems - Equal land rights for women - Secure territorial rights for indigenous peoples - Locally managed ecosystems - Inclusive decision making - Transparent and accessible information - Effective actions against land grabbing - Protection for land rights defenders Sweden ILC/International Land Coalition Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILC/International Land Coalition 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13000000 13000000 13000000 ILC/International Land Coalition 13000000 ILC/International Land Coalition Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened ownership and tenure rights for land and natural resources Stärkt ägande- och nyttjanderätt av mark och naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61050117-6105011704 Sweden ILC, The International Land Coalition, has over 150 member organisations ranging from intergovernmental organisations to research institutes to farmers' organisations working for secure land tenure for poor women and men through advocacy, dialogue and capacity building.Besides the normative work ILC supports CSOs in the South with project funding. Insatsen avser ett kärnstöd på SEK 60 miljoner till International Land Coalition (ILC) under 2015-2019. ILC är en global allians av 152 mellanstatliga- och civila samhälls-organisationer som arbetar för säker och rättvis tillgång till och kontroll över mark för fattiga kvinnor och män genom opinionsbildning, dialog, utbyte av kunskap och kapacitetsuppbyggnad. ILCs sekretariat är inhyst hos IFAD (International Fund for Agricultural Development) i Rom. IFAD bidrar med kontorslokaler och administrativa tjänster och ILC omfattas av IFADs system för intern styrning och kontroll. ILCs styrelse har dock det övergripande och yttersta ansvaret för programmets genomförande. Därför bedömer Sida att ILC bör vara avtalspart och inte IFAD. Denna lösning förespråkas även av IFAD och ILC. Sida ges därmed också bättre förutsättningar att föra dialog och påverka hur programmet genomförs, följs upp och hur risker hanteras. Preliminär totalbudget för programperioden är SEK 450 miljoner, vilket nästan är en dubblering mot nuvarande nivå och förutsätter nya givare/större bidrag. Förutom Sida bidrar IFAD, Schweiz, EU och Nederländerna för närvande med kärnstöd till ILC. American Jewish Wealth Service är också en viktig givare. Ungefär 35% av medlen vidareförmedlas till koalitionens medlemsorg. ILCs nuvarande strategiska ramverksprogram täcker perioden 2011-2015. Nästa strategiska ramverk, för perioden 2016-2020, finns i utkast och kommer att beslutas på ILCs kommande medlemsförsamling i Senegal i maj 2015. Sida bedömer att det nya ramverket, vad gäller övergripande mål och väsentligt innehåll, kommer att ligga i linje med det nuvarande men innehålla förbättringar vad gäller resultatformuleringar, indikatorer och möjlighet till uppföljning. De fyra gällande strategiska målen är att: 1. "Påverka utformningen och genomförandet av nationell markpolicy för att gagna landsbygdens människor". Det finns tjugo ILC- fokusländer i Afrika, Asien och Latinamerika där medlemmar samarbetar runt "strategier för nationellt engagemang" för att uppnå maximal effekt på nationell nivå. I varje kontinent finns regionala samordnare för ILC för att stödja detta arbete. 2. "Påverka globala och regionala markrelaterade processer och system för en markpolitik och förvaltning som gagnar de fattiga." 3. "Bygga världens största ledande kunskapsbaserade nätverk kring markförvaltning som bidrar till väsentliga förbättringar och tillgång till markrelaterade kunskaper." Exempel på viktiga åtaganden är omfattande och interaktiva webbplatser, markobservatorier på nationell nivå och "on-the ground"-utbildning i länderna. Medlemsförsamlingarna som hålls vartannat år kombineras med globala markforum för att möjliggöra utbyte och kunskapsutveckling inom hela nätverket. 4. "Stärka ILC som en levande, solid och inflytelserik global aktör inom landrelaterade frågor". ILC i dess nuvarande form är fortfarande en ganska ung organisation och är i processen att både expandera och konsolidera för att fungera på ett mer samordnat och strategiskt sätt, särskilt på nationell nivå i de olika fokusländerna. ILC's collective goal as a network is to realise land governance for and with people at the country level, responding to the needs and protecting the rights of those who live on and from the land. During the 2015 Assembly of Members, held in Dakar, Senegal on the 15th of May 2015, members of the Coalition adopted a new Strategy for the period 2016-2021. ILC has defined 10 commitments to realise peoplecentred land governance at the country level. All ILC members individually and collectively contribute to the realisation of these commitments in policy, practice and agenda setting at their respective level of action. These commitments are the benchmark by which ILC members work towards the implementation of the VGGTs (Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure) and other internationally agreed instruments to achieve: - Secure tenure rights - Strong small scale farming systems - Diverse tenure systems - Equal land rights for women - Secure territorial rights for indigenous peoples - Locally managed ecosystems - Inclusive decision making - Transparent and accessible information - Effective actions against land grabbing - Protection for land rights defenders Sweden ILC/International Land Coalition Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILC/International Land Coalition 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 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2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened ownership and tenure rights for land and natural resources Stärkt ägande- och nyttjanderätt av mark och naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased productivity and sustainable production in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, including food security Ökad produktivitet och hållbar produktion inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61050146 Sweden The WSSCC strives to contribute to Member States' efforts to achieve the new sustainability objective 6.2 for universal access to sanitation and hygiene. This includes ending the use of open defecation, giving people the opportunity to improve their sanitary situation by contributing to general access to sanitation and hygiene, and to enhancing human dignity. The WSSCC also intends to contribute to reducing social inequalities in connection with a lack of access to sanitation and hygiene (ie hand washing), which is believed to have positive effects on several of the other new sustainability goals (SDG). Objective 6.2 includes, for the WSSCC, the promotion of equal access to sanitation and hygiene among poor and socially marginalized communities, including the elderly and those with temporary or permanent disability. Promoting good menstrual health (by, for example, breaking the silence and taboo) will make important contributions to strengthening the opportunities for girls and women for health, education and work. WSSCC strävar efter att bidra till medlemsstaters ansträngningar att f.f.a. uppnå det nya hållbarhetsmålet 6.2 för universell tillgång till sanitet och hygien. Detta innefattar att få slut på bruket av öppen defekation, att ge människor möjlighet att förbättra sin sanitära situation genom att bidra till allmän tillgång till sanitet och hygien, samt att förstärka människors värdighet. WSSCC avser också bidra till att minska sociala ojämlikheter i samband med brist på tillgång till sanitet och hygien (f.f.a. handtvätt), vilket bedöms få positiva effekter på flera av de övriga nya hållbarhetsmålen (SDG). Mål 6.2 innefattar för WSSCC's del att främja lika tillgång till sanitet och hygien bland fattiga och socialt marginaliserade befolkningsgrupper, inklusive äldre och personer med tillfällig eller permanent invaliditet. Främjande av god menstruationshälsa (genom att bla bryta tystnaden och tabun) kommer att utgöra viktiga bidrag till att stärka flickors och kvinnors möjligheter till hälsa, utbildning och arbete.  The overall objective of WSSCC during 2016-2020 is to support member states to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals related to hygiene, sanitation and water supply as well as for attaining the equity elements of the various SDG targets.The intended outcomes for 2016-2020 as formulated by the WSSCC for contributing to the SDG 6.2 for universal access to improved sanitation with focus on Open defecation Free status are to ensure that by 2020: - 16 million people living in targeted administrative areas where Open Defecation Free (ODF) status has been verified using national systems; - 16 million people that have access to and use of an improved sanitation facility; people have access to (and use) a handwashing facility with soap; - 16 million people have access to (and use) a handwashing facility with soap and water. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation Water Supply & Sanitation The WSSCC's membership base has reflected a diverse group of individuals working to make sanitation, hygiene and menstrual health and hygiene global priorities: civil society, representatives from government and UN agencies, academics, WASH practitioners, thought leaders, private sector, and professionals working across the development sector. The WSSCC has also attained results; The below summary from the 44th and final steering commitee WSSCC states; Over the 2017-2020 strategic plan period, WSSCC has contributed to 16.7 million people living in open defecation free environments exceeding its strategic plan target of reaching 16 million people living in ODF targeted administrative areas where ODF status has been verified using national systems. WSSCC also hugely advanced its progress towards the KPI 2 target (providing 16 million people with access to handwashing facility with water and soap) and the KPI 3 target (providing 16 million people with an improved sanitation facility). By the end of 2020, 15.0 million people had been provided with basic hygiene and 10.3 million people had gained access to an improved sanitation facility. By the end of 2020, 15.0 million people had been provided with basic hygiene and 10.3 million people had gained access to an improved sanitation facility. Sanitation and hygiene in schools: In 2020, 253,600 children in schools gained access to basic sanitation and handwashing facilities with water and soap in the GSF programme countries, compared to 208,000 in 2019, and 151,000 in 2018. Even though a similar number of students were reached overall, fewer countries reported progress on this indicator (5 countries in 2020 vs. 7 countries in 2019), likely due to school closures because of Covid-19. Subnational administrations with a strategy or roadmap: In 2019, 117 subnational administrations in five countries completed a strategy or roadmap to achieve universal ODF and/or SDG target 6.2 with GSF support. In 2020, this number more than doubled to 244 subnational administrations with new GSF-supported strategies or roadmaps in eight countries. Menstrual hygiene awareness: In the past year, the number of people reached with menstrual hygiene awareness messages increased sharply from 142,000 in 2019 to 1,940,000 in 2020. This increase was driven by a larger number of countries reporting results (5 countries in 2019 and 9 countries in 2020) and a greater emphasis on hygiene awareness with Covid19 and MHH messaging combined in some settings. Performance was particularly strong in Madagascar, Kenya, Nigeria and Togo. Sanitation and hygiene in health care facilities: In 2018, no GSF programmes reported health care facility-related results. In 2019, five countries had started interventions reaching 200 public health facilities with improved sanitation facilities that are single-sex and usable and handwashing facilities with water and soap. In 2020, this number increased to 863 facilities in six countries. Within a short period of time, the GSF programmes were able to reach more than 17.5 million people with handwashing with soap promotion campaigns, and more than 5.2 thousand HCFs and more than 6.7 thousand schools with handwashing interventions or campaigns targeted at preventing the spread of Covid-19. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050146-6105014601 Sweden The WSSCC strives to contribute to Member States' efforts to achieve the new sustainability objective 6.2 for universal access to sanitation and hygiene. This includes ending the use of open defecation, giving people the opportunity to improve their sanitary situation by contributing to general access to sanitation and hygiene, and to enhancing human dignity. The WSSCC also intends to contribute to reducing social inequalities in connection with a lack of access to sanitation and hygiene (ie hand washing), which is believed to have positive effects on several of the other new sustainability goals (SDG). Objective 6.2 includes, for the WSSCC, the promotion of equal access to sanitation and hygiene among poor and socially marginalized communities, including the elderly and those with temporary or permanent disability. Promoting good menstrual health (by, for example, breaking the silence and taboo) will make important contributions to strengthening the opportunities for girls and women for health, education and work. WSSCC strävar efter att bidra till medlemsstaters ansträngningar att f.f.a. uppnå det nya hållbarhetsmålet 6.2 för universell tillgång till sanitet och hygien. Detta innefattar att få slut på bruket av öppen defekation, att ge människor möjlighet att förbättra sin sanitära situation genom att bidra till allmän tillgång till sanitet och hygien, samt att förstärka människors värdighet. WSSCC avser också bidra till att minska sociala ojämlikheter i samband med brist på tillgång till sanitet och hygien (f.f.a. handtvätt), vilket bedöms få positiva effekter på flera av de övriga nya hållbarhetsmålen (SDG). Mål 6.2 innefattar för WSSCC's del att främja lika tillgång till sanitet och hygien bland fattiga och socialt marginaliserade befolkningsgrupper, inklusive äldre och personer med tillfällig eller permanent invaliditet. Främjande av god menstruationshälsa (genom att bla bryta tystnaden och tabun) kommer att utgöra viktiga bidrag till att stärka flickors och kvinnors möjligheter till hälsa, utbildning och arbete.  The overall objective of WSSCC during 2016-2020 is to support member states to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals related to hygiene, sanitation and water supply as well as for attaining the equity elements of the various SDG targets.The intended outcomes for 2016-2020 as formulated by the WSSCC for contributing to the SDG 6.2 for universal access to improved sanitation with focus on Open defecation Free status are to ensure that by 2020: - 16 million people living in targeted administrative areas where Open Defecation Free (ODF) status has been verified using national systems; - 16 million people that have access to and use of an improved sanitation facility; people have access to (and use) a handwashing facility with soap; - 16 million people have access to (and use) a handwashing facility with soap and water. Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.a - By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies. 6.a - Till 2030 utöka det internationella samarbetet och stödet för kapacitetsuppbyggnad till utvecklingsländerna inom vatten- och sanitetsrelaterade verksamheter och program, inklusive genom tekniker för vatteninsamling, avsaltning, vatteneffektivitet, rening av avloppsvatten, återvinning och återanvändning. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 20000000 0 0 0 -20000000 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 10000000 20000000 -20000000 20000000 20000000 20000000 -20000000 0 0 -10000000 35000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 0 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 15000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 10000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 10000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services SE-0-SE-6-61050146-6105014603 Sweden The WSSCC strives to contribute to Member States' efforts to achieve the new sustainability objective 6.2 for universal access to sanitation and hygiene. This includes ending the use of open defecation, giving people the opportunity to improve their sanitary situation by contributing to general access to sanitation and hygiene, and to enhancing human dignity. The WSSCC also intends to contribute to reducing social inequalities in connection with a lack of access to sanitation and hygiene (ie hand washing), which is believed to have positive effects on several of the other new sustainability goals (SDG). Objective 6.2 includes, for the WSSCC, the promotion of equal access to sanitation and hygiene among poor and socially marginalized communities, including the elderly and those with temporary or permanent disability. Promoting good menstrual health (by, for example, breaking the silence and taboo) will make important contributions to strengthening the opportunities for girls and women for health, education and work. WSSCC strävar efter att bidra till medlemsstaters ansträngningar att f.f.a. uppnå det nya hållbarhetsmålet 6.2 för universell tillgång till sanitet och hygien. Detta innefattar att få slut på bruket av öppen defekation, att ge människor möjlighet att förbättra sin sanitära situation genom att bidra till allmän tillgång till sanitet och hygien, samt att förstärka människors värdighet. WSSCC avser också bidra till att minska sociala ojämlikheter i samband med brist på tillgång till sanitet och hygien (f.f.a. handtvätt), vilket bedöms få positiva effekter på flera av de övriga nya hållbarhetsmålen (SDG). Mål 6.2 innefattar för WSSCC's del att främja lika tillgång till sanitet och hygien bland fattiga och socialt marginaliserade befolkningsgrupper, inklusive äldre och personer med tillfällig eller permanent invaliditet. Främjande av god menstruationshälsa (genom att bla bryta tystnaden och tabun) kommer att utgöra viktiga bidrag till att stärka flickors och kvinnors möjligheter till hälsa, utbildning och arbete.  The overall objective of WSSCC during 2016-2020 is to support member states to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals related to hygiene, sanitation and water supply as well as for attaining the equity elements of the various SDG targets.The intended outcomes for 2016-2020 as formulated by the WSSCC for contributing to the SDG 6.2 for universal access to improved sanitation with focus on Open defecation Free status are to ensure that by 2020: - 16 million people living in targeted administrative areas where Open Defecation Free (ODF) status has been verified using national systems; - 16 million people that have access to and use of an improved sanitation facility; people have access to (and use) a handwashing facility with soap; - 16 million people have access to (and use) a handwashing facility with soap and water. Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.a - By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies. 6.a - Till 2030 utöka det internationella samarbetet och stödet för kapacitetsuppbyggnad till utvecklingsländerna inom vatten- och sanitetsrelaterade verksamheter och program, inklusive genom tekniker för vatteninsamling, avsaltning, vatteneffektivitet, rening av avloppsvatten, återvinning och återanvändning. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25214068 0 0 0 25214068 0 0 0 0 0 0 25214068 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 25214068 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services SE-0-SE-6-61050146-6105014604 Sweden The WSSCC strives to contribute to Member States' efforts to achieve the new sustainability objective 6.2 for universal access to sanitation and hygiene. This includes ending the use of open defecation, giving people the opportunity to improve their sanitary situation by contributing to general access to sanitation and hygiene, and to enhancing human dignity. The WSSCC also intends to contribute to reducing social inequalities in connection with a lack of access to sanitation and hygiene (ie hand washing), which is believed to have positive effects on several of the other new sustainability goals (SDG). Objective 6.2 includes, for the WSSCC, the promotion of equal access to sanitation and hygiene among poor and socially marginalized communities, including the elderly and those with temporary or permanent disability. Promoting good menstrual health (by, for example, breaking the silence and taboo) will make important contributions to strengthening the opportunities for girls and women for health, education and work. WSSCC strävar efter att bidra till medlemsstaters ansträngningar att f.f.a. uppnå det nya hållbarhetsmålet 6.2 för universell tillgång till sanitet och hygien. Detta innefattar att få slut på bruket av öppen defekation, att ge människor möjlighet att förbättra sin sanitära situation genom att bidra till allmän tillgång till sanitet och hygien, samt att förstärka människors värdighet. WSSCC avser också bidra till att minska sociala ojämlikheter i samband med brist på tillgång till sanitet och hygien (f.f.a. handtvätt), vilket bedöms få positiva effekter på flera av de övriga nya hållbarhetsmålen (SDG). Mål 6.2 innefattar för WSSCC's del att främja lika tillgång till sanitet och hygien bland fattiga och socialt marginaliserade befolkningsgrupper, inklusive äldre och personer med tillfällig eller permanent invaliditet. Främjande av god menstruationshälsa (genom att bla bryta tystnaden och tabun) kommer att utgöra viktiga bidrag till att stärka flickors och kvinnors möjligheter till hälsa, utbildning och arbete.  The overall objective of WSSCC during 2016-2020 is to support member states to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals related to hygiene, sanitation and water supply as well as for attaining the equity elements of the various SDG targets.The intended outcomes for 2016-2020 as formulated by the WSSCC for contributing to the SDG 6.2 for universal access to improved sanitation with focus on Open defecation Free status are to ensure that by 2020: - 16 million people living in targeted administrative areas where Open Defecation Free (ODF) status has been verified using national systems; - 16 million people that have access to and use of an improved sanitation facility; people have access to (and use) a handwashing facility with soap; - 16 million people have access to (and use) a handwashing facility with soap and water. Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.a - Bygga och förbättra utbildningsmiljöer som är anpassade för barn och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter och därmed erbjuder en trygg, fredlig, inkluderande och ändamålsenlig lärandemiljö för alla. 4.a - Build and upgrade education facilities that are child, disability and gender sensitive and provide safe, non-violent, inclusive and effective learning environments for all. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.a - By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies. 6.a - Till 2030 utöka det internationella samarbetet och stödet för kapacitetsuppbyggnad till utvecklingsländerna inom vatten- och sanitetsrelaterade verksamheter och program, inklusive genom tekniker för vatteninsamling, avsaltning, vatteneffektivitet, rening av avloppsvatten, återvinning och återanvändning. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 50000000 45000000 40000000 -3603202 -6377669 -3324670 -780478 50000000 45000000 0 40000000 -3324670 0 0 -6377669 0 -3603201.9999999995 0 -780478 120913981 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 50000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 45000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 40000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services -3603202.4900000002 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services -6377669.1900000004 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services -3324669.6600000001 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services -780477.78 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Improved availability of clean water and safely managed and sustainable sanitation and hygiene generally and within the healthcare system Förbättrad tillgång till rent vatten och säkert hanterad och hållbar sanitet och hygien generellt och inom hälsovården Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved opportunities for learning and knowledge especially for girls and women Förbättrade möjligheter att tillgodogöra sig lärande och kunskap, särskilt för flickor och kvinnor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved availability of clean water and safely managed and sustainable sanitation and hygiene in schools Förbättrad tillgång till rent vatten och säkert hanterad och hållbar sanitet och hygien i skolor Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-61050146-6105014605 Sweden The WSSCC strives to contribute to Member States' efforts to achieve the new sustainability objective 6.2 for universal access to sanitation and hygiene. This includes ending the use of open defecation, giving people the opportunity to improve their sanitary situation by contributing to general access to sanitation and hygiene, and to enhancing human dignity. The WSSCC also intends to contribute to reducing social inequalities in connection with a lack of access to sanitation and hygiene (ie hand washing), which is believed to have positive effects on several of the other new sustainability goals (SDG). Objective 6.2 includes, for the WSSCC, the promotion of equal access to sanitation and hygiene among poor and socially marginalized communities, including the elderly and those with temporary or permanent disability. Promoting good menstrual health (by, for example, breaking the silence and taboo) will make important contributions to strengthening the opportunities for girls and women for health, education and work. WSSCC strävar efter att bidra till medlemsstaters ansträngningar att f.f.a. uppnå det nya hållbarhetsmålet 6.2 för universell tillgång till sanitet och hygien. Detta innefattar att få slut på bruket av öppen defekation, att ge människor möjlighet att förbättra sin sanitära situation genom att bidra till allmän tillgång till sanitet och hygien, samt att förstärka människors värdighet. WSSCC avser också bidra till att minska sociala ojämlikheter i samband med brist på tillgång till sanitet och hygien (f.f.a. handtvätt), vilket bedöms få positiva effekter på flera av de övriga nya hållbarhetsmålen (SDG). Mål 6.2 innefattar för WSSCC's del att främja lika tillgång till sanitet och hygien bland fattiga och socialt marginaliserade befolkningsgrupper, inklusive äldre och personer med tillfällig eller permanent invaliditet. Främjande av god menstruationshälsa (genom att bla bryta tystnaden och tabun) kommer att utgöra viktiga bidrag till att stärka flickors och kvinnors möjligheter till hälsa, utbildning och arbete.  The overall objective of WSSCC during 2016-2020 is to support member states to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals related to hygiene, sanitation and water supply as well as for attaining the equity elements of the various SDG targets.The intended outcomes for 2016-2020 as formulated by the WSSCC for contributing to the SDG 6.2 for universal access to improved sanitation with focus on Open defecation Free status are to ensure that by 2020: - 16 million people living in targeted administrative areas where Open Defecation Free (ODF) status has been verified using national systems; - 16 million people that have access to and use of an improved sanitation facility; people have access to (and use) a handwashing facility with soap; - 16 million people have access to (and use) a handwashing facility with soap and water. Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.a - Till 2030 utöka det internationella samarbetet och stödet för kapacitetsuppbyggnad till utvecklingsländerna inom vatten- och sanitetsrelaterade verksamheter och program, inklusive genom tekniker för vatteninsamling, avsaltning, vatteneffektivitet, rening av avloppsvatten, återvinning och återanvändning. 6.a - By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -73783 -195649 -195649 -73783 -269432 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services -73782.73 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services -195648.51 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Health and SRHR 2025-2029 Hälsa samt SRHR 2025-2029 Strengthened conditions for good health Stärkta förutsättningar för god hälsa Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-61050359 Sweden ITC is a major actor globally where it connects international regulations and standards in trade for implementation at local and regional level. The ITC is the only UN agencies directly involved with the private sector directly in their implementation in trade. ITC är en viktig aktör globalt då man kopplar samman internationella regelverk och standarder för implementering på lokal och regional nivå. ITC är vidare det enda FN-organ som direkt arbetar med privata sektorn direkt i sin implementering inom handelsområdet. Genom att utvidga handel och öka antalet arbetstillfällen bidrar ITC till fattigdomsminskning och till att skapa större ekonomisk och social egenmakt hos Sidas målgrupper. ITC arbetar nationellt, regionalt och internationellt med beslutsfattare, handels- och investeringsstödsinstitutioner och privata företag för att stödja den internationella konkurrenskraften för små och medelstora företag för jobbskapande och en inkluderande tillväxt och ekonomisk utveckling. ITC prioriterar projektgenomförande i de minst utvecklade länderna (MUL), kustlösa utvecklingsländer, små ö-nationer under utveckling och subsahariska Afrika. ITC arbetar för att utöka de minst utvecklade och utvecklingsekonomiernas deltagandet i världshandeln, att utvidga handeln för att öka antalet arbetstillfällen samt att minska fattigdomen och skapa större ekonomisk och social egenmakt. ITC's arbete fokuserar främst på SDG 8 Anständiga arbetsvillkor och ekonomisk tillväxt , 17 Genomförande och globalt partnerskap , 5 Jämställdhet, 10 Minskad ojämlikhet , 1 Ingen fattigdom, 9 Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur och 2 Ingen hunger. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Argentina Brazil Colombia Costa Rica Cuba Dominican Republic (the) Guatemala El Salvador Developing countries, unspecified Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Industry Insatsens övergripande mål: Denna insats gjordes genom ett samarbete mellan enheten för ekonomisk hållbar utveckling (GLOBEC) och enheten för globala miljösamarbeten (GLOBEN). Medan merparten av finansiering och huvudansvaret låg hos GLOBEC, så hade GLOBEN ägarskap för flera av komponenterna. Insatsen länkades till två strategier. Dessa var strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav, samt hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018-2022 (se reg. beslut UD2018/03677/GA) och strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 (se reg. beslut UD2018/09125/IU). De Agenda 2030 mål som GLOBEC har som fokusområden är: Avskaffa hunger (mål 1), uppnå tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och förbättrad nutrition samt främja ett hållbart jordbruk (mål 2), uppnå jämställdhet och alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt (mål 5), verka för varaktig, inkluderande och hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt, full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla (mål 8), bygga motståndskraftig infrastruktur, verka för en inkluderande och hållbar industrialisering samt främja innovation (mål 9), minska ojämlikhet mellan länder (mål 10), säkerställa hållbara konsumptions- och produktionsmönster (mål 12). I den tidigare strategin för hållbar global ekonomisk utveckling (se UD2018/09125/IU) var det i synnerhet strategimål 4 som var relevant för denna insats, med fokus på friare handel och hållbart företagande genom stärkta möjligheter för länder att dra nytta av marknadsöppningar och öka sin export, stärkt kapacitet hos länder att formulera, förhandla och genomföra handelspolitik, stärkt förmåga för länder att integrera handel i nationella och regionala strategier för fattigdomsminskning och hållbar utveckling. ITCs arbete med Agenda 2030: Insatsen för ITC mellan 2018-2021 tog avstamp i 2030-agendan och SDG-målen. ITC:s olika projekt kopplades under 2021 till följande enskilda SDG mål: Mål 1 Ingen fattigdom 9% Mål 5 Jämställdhet 12%. Mål 8 Anständiga arbetsvillkor och ekonomisk tillväxt 36% Mål 17 Genomförande och globalt partnerskap 17% Övriga mål 26%. I övrigt har ITC sedan 2020 lagt in mål 13 som speglar ett ökat fokus och intresse av att bidra till en grön ekonomi vilket anses vara i linje med Sidas generella prioritering av hållbarhet och miljön, men även i linje med både Globens och Globecs strategimål. Globecs strategimål för ITC stödet mellan 2018-2021: Stärkta förutsättningar för fri och rättvis handel Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Ökad produktivitet och hållbar produktion inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktivt sysseelsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Stärkt egenomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Stärkt kapacitet att tillvarata migrationens positiva effekt. Insatsens relevans för Globecs strategi: Inom Globecs strategimål - stärkta förutsättningar för fri och rättvis handel - anses ITC vara drivande för positiv förändring och minskningen av handelshinder, både inom bilaterala kontexter men även för multilaterala samarbeten såsom EAC, AfCFTA och ASEAN. Under 2021 lade ITC mer fokus på SDG 8 - anständiga arbetsvillkor och ekonomisk tillväxt - än tidigare år. Detta mål stod även för den största procentuella budgetandelen av ITCs projekt. Exempel på projekt som bidrog till SDG 8 var ATO, Global Trade Helpdesk, deras South-South Trade and Investment program, samt allmänna insatser som berör institutionella förbättringar som resulterar i borttagningen av handelshinder vilket i sin tur bidrar till lägre transaktionskostnader för företag. Flaggskeppsprogrammet SheTrades påvisar även ITCs förmåga att genomföra organisatoriska förändringar, i detta fall för att integrera jämställdhet i deras arbete. Dessutom är SheTrades ett projekt som bidragit till marknadssystems utveckling (MSD) som har flertalet spridningseffekter och synergier med både Sidas egna övergripande mål och Agenda 2030. Majoriteten av projekten som ITC drev var även länkade till följande strategimål: - förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation - Exempel på projekt som bidrog var expansionen av hållbarhetssamarbeten, utvecklingen av onlineplatttformen ITC Standards Map som täcker 300 standarder som kopplas till 1600 kriterier för att påverka MSMEs att anpassa sig till hållbarhetsstandarder inom diverse sektoriella värdekedjor. Sidas bedömning är att ITCs kontinuerliga arbete för hållbarhet inom privata sektorn gör dem till en viktig aktör och samarbetspartner. I övrigt bedöms projekten såsom deras Global Trade Helpdesk, PIGA projektet och deras Netherlands Trust Fund IV projekt vara goda exempel på varför ITC anses vara en stabil partner när det kommer till frågor som rör handel, ekonomisk tillväxt och utveckling av marknadssystem, framförallt hos MUL och utvecklingsländer. Angående Globecs dåvarande strategimål - stärkt egenomisk egenmakt för kvinnor - anses projekt såsom flaggskeppsprogrammet SheTrades, PIGA och att de rankas som en av de bästa implementerarna av FNs UN-SWAP 2.0. vara bra exempel på deras arbete. Globens strategimål för ITC mellan 2018-2021: Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive förebyggande kemikaliekontroll och avfallshantering. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive ökad utbildning och kunskap av dessa, ur ett livscykelsperspektiv. Insatsens relevans för Globens strategi: Det viktigaste projektet som bidrog till de ovannämnda målen var ITCs T4SD (Trade for Sustainable Development) Hubs som specifikt fokuserar på grön handel. Exempel på insatser som T4SD programmet stöttade var deras Basic Guidelines för Sustainable Cocoa, där 3500 kakaoproducenter i Colombia och Peru fick hjälp att följa internationella hållbarhetsstandarder. Under avtalsperioden utvecklade ITC sitt Sustainability Gateway och Sustainability Map för att stödja hållbarhets-, köns-, miljö- och sociala frågor för MSMEs och BSOs. I slutet av 2021 hade dessa digitala plattformer nått 6,600 producenter i 54 länder och sammanlagt bestod besparingarna upp till 10 miljoner USD. ITC arbetar har även utökat sitt fokus på grön ekonomi och utvecklat GreenToCompete-strategin som fokuserar på bland annat ekoentreprenörskap, att sammanlänka MSMEs till hållbara värdekedjor, grön policymaking. Mellan 2018-2021 skapades 7 GreenToCompete hubs i Ghana, Kenya, Laos, Nepal, Peru och Vietnam. Målet var att stödja företag att minska utsläpp, öka resurseffektiviteten och få företag att engagera sig i cirkulära produktionsmetoder. ITC arbetar även genom deras Alliances for Action (A4A) metodologi som stödjer inklusiva och hållbara jordbruksvärdekedjor som fokuserar på konkurrenskraft av producenter som förhåller sig till miljö-, social- och ekonomirelaterade standarder. Nedan följer några illustrativa exempel på resultat uppnådda under avtalsperioden utifrån ITCs rapporteringsstruktur (där hela ITCs verksamhet rapporterade mot 3 Outcomes med 7 indikatorer) med koppling till GLOBECs dåvarande förändringsteori. A.Strengthened integration of the business sector into the global economy (A1) Number of male and female beneficiaries reporting greater awareness of international trade as a result of ITC support. Antal personer med ökad kunskap om internationell handel (388.033 st, 100% måluppfyllelse) [GLOB/NORM] -ITC har nu totalt över 1 miljon registrerade användare (varav 388.000 är aktiva användare) från hela världen för sina samlade Global Public Goods (GPG), varav 40% är kvinnor. De mest använda GPG är Market Analysis Tool, Global Trade Helpdesk, Trade for Sustainable Development program, samt SME Competitiveness Survey and Outlook. (A2) Number of cases in which trade-related policies and/or strategies and/or regulations have been introduced or changed in favor of the international competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises, with business sector input, as a result of ITC support Antalet policies och regelverk som introducerats (123 st, 123% måluppfyllelse) [NAT/INST] -I Afghanistan bidrog ITC långsiktiga engagemang och stöd till lanseringen av en ny handelspolicy. -I Iran faciliterade ITC konsultationerna kring två nya sektorstrategier för de prioriterade sektorerna IT och bilindustrin. -På Sri Lanka bidrar ITC fortsättningsvis med ett flerårigt åtagande att stödja regeringen i genomförandet av landets exportstrategi. B.Improved performance of institutions for the benefit of enterprises [samtliga NAT/INST] (B1) Number of institutions reporting improved operational and managerial performance as a result of ITC support Antal institutioner som ökat sin kapacitet (331 st, 83% måluppfyllelse) -Globalt har initiativen "I4Impact" "Market Analysis Tools" "Export potential map" bidragit mest till detta och regionalt har ITC bidragit till att stärka institutioner i Karibien (kopplade till kokosnötssektorn) samt i EAC. C.Improved international competitiveness of enterprises [samtliga AKT/ MÅL] (C1) Number of enterprises having made changes to their business operations for increased international competitiveness as a result of ITC support Antal företag med ökad konkurrenskraft (21.790, 136% måluppfyllelse) -Dessa är företag i Afrika söder om Sahara, och framförallt i värdekedjor kopplat till kaffe och kokosnötter. Övriga bedömningar: ITC har under åren 2018-2021 levererat på över 80% av deras nationella insatser till 'prioriterade' länder. Denna grupp av länder består främst av MULs (minst-utvecklade länder), LLDCs (land-locked developing countries), SIDS (small-island developing states) SVEs (small vulnerable economies), konfliktdrabbade länder, fragila stater samt SSA. Det är Sidas bedömning att detta är positivt då dessa även är den gruppen av länder som Sidas kärnverksamhet fokuserar. ITC anses vara en handlingsstark aktör med starka organisatoriska förutsättningar. Samtidigt arbetar dem på att förbättra sin interna kapacitet när det gäller kostnadseffektivitet, ändamålsenlighet och resultat. Detta styrks av AESR som lyfter att skiftet mot RBM och VfM har bidragit till förbättrade möjligheter kring uppföljning och implementering vilket anses vara positivt då handel även är ett prioriterat område för nuvarande regeringen. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050359-6105035901 Sweden ITC is a major actor globally where it connects international regulations and standards in trade for implementation at local and regional level. The ITC is the only UN agencies directly involved with the private sector directly in their implementation in trade. ITC är en viktig aktör globalt då man kopplar samman internationella regelverk och standarder för implementering på lokal och regional nivå. ITC är vidare det enda FN-organ som direkt arbetar med privata sektorn direkt i sin implementering inom handelsområdet. Genom att utvidga handel och öka antalet arbetstillfällen bidrar ITC till fattigdomsminskning och till att skapa större ekonomisk och social egenmakt hos Sidas målgrupper. ITC arbetar nationellt, regionalt och internationellt med beslutsfattare, handels- och investeringsstödsinstitutioner och privata företag för att stödja den internationella konkurrenskraften för små och medelstora företag för jobbskapande och en inkluderande tillväxt och ekonomisk utveckling. ITC prioriterar projektgenomförande i de minst utvecklade länderna (MUL), kustlösa utvecklingsländer, små ö-nationer under utveckling och subsahariska Afrika. ITC arbetar för att utöka de minst utvecklade och utvecklingsekonomiernas deltagandet i världshandeln, att utvidga handeln för att öka antalet arbetstillfällen samt att minska fattigdomen och skapa större ekonomisk och social egenmakt. ITC's arbete fokuserar främst på SDG 8 Anständiga arbetsvillkor och ekonomisk tillväxt , 17 Genomförande och globalt partnerskap , 5 Jämställdhet, 10 Minskad ojämlikhet , 1 Ingen fattigdom, 9 Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur och 2 Ingen hunger. Sweden WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency United Nations Geneva General Fund 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 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ITC är en viktig aktör globalt då man kopplar samman internationella regelverk och standarder för implementering på lokal och regional nivå. ITC är vidare det enda FN-organ som direkt arbetar med privata sektorn direkt i sin implementering inom handelsområdet. Genom att utvidga handel och öka antalet arbetstillfällen bidrar ITC till fattigdomsminskning och till att skapa större ekonomisk och social egenmakt hos Sidas målgrupper. ITC arbetar nationellt, regionalt och internationellt med beslutsfattare, handels- och investeringsstödsinstitutioner och privata företag för att stödja den internationella konkurrenskraften för små och medelstora företag för jobbskapande och en inkluderande tillväxt och ekonomisk utveckling. ITC prioriterar projektgenomförande i de minst utvecklade länderna (MUL), kustlösa utvecklingsländer, små ö-nationer under utveckling och subsahariska Afrika. ITC arbetar för att utöka de minst utvecklade och utvecklingsekonomiernas deltagandet i världshandeln, att utvidga handeln för att öka antalet arbetstillfällen samt att minska fattigdomen och skapa större ekonomisk och social egenmakt. ITC's arbete fokuserar främst på SDG 8 Anständiga arbetsvillkor och ekonomisk tillväxt , 17 Genomförande och globalt partnerskap , 5 Jämställdhet, 10 Minskad ojämlikhet , 1 Ingen fattigdom, 9 Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur och 2 Ingen hunger. Sweden WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency United Nations Geneva General Fund 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 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ITC är vidare det enda FN-organ som direkt arbetar med privata sektorn direkt i sin implementering inom handelsområdet. Genom att utvidga handel och öka antalet arbetstillfällen bidrar ITC till fattigdomsminskning och till att skapa större ekonomisk och social egenmakt hos Sidas målgrupper. ITC arbetar nationellt, regionalt och internationellt med beslutsfattare, handels- och investeringsstödsinstitutioner och privata företag för att stödja den internationella konkurrenskraften för små och medelstora företag för jobbskapande och en inkluderande tillväxt och ekonomisk utveckling. ITC prioriterar projektgenomförande i de minst utvecklade länderna (MUL), kustlösa utvecklingsländer, små ö-nationer under utveckling och subsahariska Afrika. ITC arbetar för att utöka de minst utvecklade och utvecklingsekonomiernas deltagandet i världshandeln, att utvidga handeln för att öka antalet arbetstillfällen samt att minska fattigdomen och skapa större ekonomisk och social egenmakt. ITC's arbete fokuserar främst på SDG 8 Anständiga arbetsvillkor och ekonomisk tillväxt , 17 Genomförande och globalt partnerskap , 5 Jämställdhet, 10 Minskad ojämlikhet , 1 Ingen fattigdom, 9 Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur och 2 Ingen hunger. Sweden WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 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Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive förebyggande kemikaliekontroll och avfallshantering. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050359-6105035905 Sweden ITC is a major actor globally where it connects international regulations and standards in trade for implementation at local and regional level. The ITC is the only UN agencies directly involved with the private sector directly in their implementation in trade. ITC är en viktig aktör globalt då man kopplar samman internationella regelverk och standarder för implementering på lokal och regional nivå. ITC är vidare det enda FN-organ som direkt arbetar med privata sektorn direkt i sin implementering inom handelsområdet. Genom att utvidga handel och öka antalet arbetstillfällen bidrar ITC till fattigdomsminskning och till att skapa större ekonomisk och social egenmakt hos Sidas målgrupper. ITC arbetar nationellt, regionalt och internationellt med beslutsfattare, handels- och investeringsstödsinstitutioner och privata företag för att stödja den internationella konkurrenskraften för små och medelstora företag för jobbskapande och en inkluderande tillväxt och ekonomisk utveckling. ITC prioriterar projektgenomförande i de minst utvecklade länderna (MUL), kustlösa utvecklingsländer, små ö-nationer under utveckling och subsahariska Afrika. ITC arbetar för att utöka de minst utvecklade och utvecklingsekonomiernas deltagandet i världshandeln, att utvidga handeln för att öka antalet arbetstillfällen samt att minska fattigdomen och skapa större ekonomisk och social egenmakt. ITC's arbete fokuserar främst på SDG 8 Anständiga arbetsvillkor och ekonomisk tillväxt , 17 Genomförande och globalt partnerskap , 5 Jämställdhet, 10 Minskad ojämlikhet , 1 Ingen fattigdom, 9 Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur och 2 Ingen hunger. 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International Trade Centre 2250000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 2250000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 2250000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 2250000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 2250000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 2250000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 2250000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened conditions for free and fair trade Stärkta förutsättningar för fri och rättvis handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened capacity to address the positive effects of migration Stärkt kapacitet att tillvarata migrationens positiva effekter Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased productivity and sustainable production in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, including food security Ökad produktivitet och hållbar produktion inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61070141 Sweden Sida's project support for WAN-IFRA goes to their Women in News (WIN) project, which started in 2015 with the vision of a media industry in which women and men are equal, both in the way that they are portrayed in news content and equal in their professional roles and treatment in the newsroom. Sida's support goes to the training of women journalists and media companies. The support involves a continuation of the ongoing contribution 61070090. The project contributes to the following outcomes: 1. Women media professionals progress in their careers allowing them to shape news agendas and policy in their organisations 2. Professional support structures are created through mentoring and networking, encouraging women media professionals to remain in the media industry 3. Women and men media professionals become champions of gender equality and other social impact issues 4. Partner media organisations apply policies and best practices leading to measurable improvements in gender balance in their content and gender equality in their organisations 5. Partner media organisations apply strategies and best practices to address business and management challenges 6. WIN engages the global community to collectively address the problem of gender equality by providing a diversity of perspectives and tools and solutions 7. Increased institutional capacity of WIN and the local institutions/individuals it works with Sidas projektstöd till WAN-IFRA går till deras Women in News-projekt (WIN) som påbörjades 2015 med visionen om en medieindustri där kvinnor och män är jämställda, både på det sätt som de framställs i nyhetsinnehåll och i sina professionella roller och i hur de behandlas på nyhetsredaktionen. Sidas stöd går till utbildningar av kvinnliga journalister och medieföretag. Stödet innebär en fortsättning på den pågående insatsen 61070090. Insatsen verkar för att: 1. Kvinnor inom media avancerar karriärmässigt vilket möjliggör för dem att forma nyhetsagendor och policy 2. Professionella stödstrukturer skapas genom mentorskap och nätverkande, vilket uppmuntrar kvinnor inom media att stanna kvar i medieindustrin 3.Kvinnor och män inom media blir "champions" för jämställdhet och social rättvisa 4. Medieorganisationer tillämpar policys och best practice som leder både till balans i mediers innehåll när det gäller jämställdhet och jämställdhet i medieföretagen 5. Medieorganisationer tillämpar strategier och best practice för att hantera företags- och ledarskapsutmaningar 6. WIN engagerar det globala samhället att gemensamt verka för jämställdhet genom att tillhandahålla en mångfald av perspektiv, verktyg och lösningar 7. Ökad institutionell kapacitet för WIN och de lokala institutioner och individer de arbetar med. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Media and free flow of information Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-61070141-6107014101 Sweden Sida's project support for WAN-IFRA goes to their Women in News (WIN) project, which started in 2015 with the vision of a media industry in which women and men are equal, both in the way that they are portrayed in news content and equal in their professional roles and treatment in the newsroom. Sida's support goes to the training of women journalists and media companies. The support involves a continuation of the ongoing contribution 61070090. The project contributes to the following outcomes: 1. Women media professionals progress in their careers allowing them to shape news agendas and policy in their organisations 2. Professional support structures are created through mentoring and networking, encouraging women media professionals to remain in the media industry 3. Women and men media professionals become champions of gender equality and other social impact issues 4. Partner media organisations apply policies and best practices leading to measurable improvements in gender balance in their content and gender equality in their organisations 5. Partner media organisations apply strategies and best practices to address business and management challenges 6. WIN engages the global community to collectively address the problem of gender equality by providing a diversity of perspectives and tools and solutions 7. Increased institutional capacity of WIN and the local institutions/individuals it works with Sidas projektstöd till WAN-IFRA går till deras Women in News-projekt (WIN) som påbörjades 2015 med visionen om en medieindustri där kvinnor och män är jämställda, både på det sätt som de framställs i nyhetsinnehåll och i sina professionella roller och i hur de behandlas på nyhetsredaktionen. Sidas stöd går till utbildningar av kvinnliga journalister och medieföretag. Stödet innebär en fortsättning på den pågående insatsen 61070090. Insatsen verkar för att: 1. Kvinnor inom media avancerar karriärmässigt vilket möjliggör för dem att forma nyhetsagendor och policy 2. Professionella stödstrukturer skapas genom mentorskap och nätverkande, vilket uppmuntrar kvinnor inom media att stanna kvar i medieindustrin 3.Kvinnor och män inom media blir "champions" för jämställdhet och social rättvisa 4. Medieorganisationer tillämpar policys och best practice som leder både till balans i mediers innehåll när det gäller jämställdhet och jämställdhet i medieföretagen 5. Medieorganisationer tillämpar strategier och best practice för att hantera företags- och ledarskapsutmaningar 6. WIN engagerar det globala samhället att gemensamt verka för jämställdhet genom att tillhandahålla en mångfald av perspektiv, verktyg och lösningar 7. Ökad institutionell kapacitet för WIN och de lokala institutioner och individer de arbetar med. Sweden WAN IFRA FR/World Association of Newspapers And News Publishers Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WAN IFRA FR/World Association of Newspapers And News Publishers 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 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Ökat demokratiskt deltagande och inflytande, inklusive i valprocesser, samt stärkta möjligheter för demokratiska politiska partier och civilsamhället att engagera sig däri. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened preconditions for the full enjoyment of human rights by women and girls, empowerment of women and girls, and gender equality. Stärkta förutsättningar för kvinnor och flickors fulla åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, egenmakt och jämställdhet. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61070141-6107014102 Sweden Sida's project support for WAN-IFRA goes to their Women in News (WIN) project, which started in 2015 with the vision of a media industry in which women and men are equal, both in the way that they are portrayed in news content and equal in their professional roles and treatment in the newsroom. Sida's support goes to the training of women journalists and media companies. The support involves a continuation of the ongoing contribution 61070090. The project contributes to the following outcomes: 1. Women media professionals progress in their careers allowing them to shape news agendas and policy in their organisations 2. Professional support structures are created through mentoring and networking, encouraging women media professionals to remain in the media industry 3. Women and men media professionals become champions of gender equality and other social impact issues 4. Partner media organisations apply policies and best practices leading to measurable improvements in gender balance in their content and gender equality in their organisations 5. Partner media organisations apply strategies and best practices to address business and management challenges 6. WIN engages the global community to collectively address the problem of gender equality by providing a diversity of perspectives and tools and solutions 7. Increased institutional capacity of WIN and the local institutions/individuals it works with Sidas projektstöd till WAN-IFRA går till deras Women in News-projekt (WIN) som påbörjades 2015 med visionen om en medieindustri där kvinnor och män är jämställda, både på det sätt som de framställs i nyhetsinnehåll och i sina professionella roller och i hur de behandlas på nyhetsredaktionen. Sidas stöd går till utbildningar av kvinnliga journalister och medieföretag. Stödet innebär en fortsättning på den pågående insatsen 61070090. Insatsen verkar för att: 1. Kvinnor inom media avancerar karriärmässigt vilket möjliggör för dem att forma nyhetsagendor och policy 2. Professionella stödstrukturer skapas genom mentorskap och nätverkande, vilket uppmuntrar kvinnor inom media att stanna kvar i medieindustrin 3.Kvinnor och män inom media blir "champions" för jämställdhet och social rättvisa 4. Medieorganisationer tillämpar policys och best practice som leder både till balans i mediers innehåll när det gäller jämställdhet och jämställdhet i medieföretagen 5. Medieorganisationer tillämpar strategier och best practice för att hantera företags- och ledarskapsutmaningar 6. WIN engagerar det globala samhället att gemensamt verka för jämställdhet genom att tillhandahålla en mångfald av perspektiv, verktyg och lösningar 7. Ökad institutionell kapacitet för WIN och de lokala institutioner och individer de arbetar med. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 158000 0 0 158000 158000 NIRAS Sweden AB 158000 NIRAS Sweden AB Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Increased democratic participation and influence, including in electoral processes, as well as increased opportunities for the engagement of democratic political parties and civil society. Ökat demokratiskt deltagande och inflytande, inklusive i valprocesser, samt stärkta möjligheter för demokratiska politiska partier och civilsamhället att engagera sig däri. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened preconditions for the full enjoyment of human rights by women and girls, empowerment of women and girls, and gender equality. Stärkta förutsättningar för kvinnor och flickors fulla åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, egenmakt och jämställdhet. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61070141-6107014103 Sweden Sida's project support for WAN-IFRA goes to their Women in News (WIN) project, which started in 2015 with the vision of a media industry in which women and men are equal, both in the way that they are portrayed in news content and equal in their professional roles and treatment in the newsroom. Sida's support goes to the training of women journalists and media companies. The support involves a continuation of the ongoing contribution 61070090. The project contributes to the following outcomes: 1. Women media professionals progress in their careers allowing them to shape news agendas and policy in their organisations 2. Professional support structures are created through mentoring and networking, encouraging women media professionals to remain in the media industry 3. Women and men media professionals become champions of gender equality and other social impact issues 4. Partner media organisations apply policies and best practices leading to measurable improvements in gender balance in their content and gender equality in their organisations 5. Partner media organisations apply strategies and best practices to address business and management challenges 6. WIN engages the global community to collectively address the problem of gender equality by providing a diversity of perspectives and tools and solutions 7. Increased institutional capacity of WIN and the local institutions/individuals it works with Sidas projektstöd till WAN-IFRA går till deras Women in News-projekt (WIN) som påbörjades 2015 med visionen om en medieindustri där kvinnor och män är jämställda, både på det sätt som de framställs i nyhetsinnehåll och i sina professionella roller och i hur de behandlas på nyhetsredaktionen. Sidas stöd går till utbildningar av kvinnliga journalister och medieföretag. Stödet innebär en fortsättning på den pågående insatsen 61070090. Insatsen verkar för att: 1. Kvinnor inom media avancerar karriärmässigt vilket möjliggör för dem att forma nyhetsagendor och policy 2. Professionella stödstrukturer skapas genom mentorskap och nätverkande, vilket uppmuntrar kvinnor inom media att stanna kvar i medieindustrin 3.Kvinnor och män inom media blir "champions" för jämställdhet och social rättvisa 4. Medieorganisationer tillämpar policys och best practice som leder både till balans i mediers innehåll när det gäller jämställdhet och jämställdhet i medieföretagen 5. Medieorganisationer tillämpar strategier och best practice för att hantera företags- och ledarskapsutmaningar 6. WIN engagerar det globala samhället att gemensamt verka för jämställdhet genom att tillhandahålla en mångfald av perspektiv, verktyg och lösningar 7. Ökad institutionell kapacitet för WIN och de lokala institutioner och individer de arbetar med. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 167218 0 167218 167218 Ernst & Young 167218 Ernst & Young Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Increased democratic participation and influence, including in electoral processes, as well as increased opportunities for the engagement of democratic political parties and civil society. Ökat demokratiskt deltagande och inflytande, inklusive i valprocesser, samt stärkta möjligheter för demokratiska politiska partier och civilsamhället att engagera sig däri. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened preconditions for the full enjoyment of human rights by women and girls, empowerment of women and girls, and gender equality. Stärkta förutsättningar för kvinnor och flickors fulla åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, egenmakt och jämställdhet. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-61070141-6107014104 Sweden Sida's project support for WAN-IFRA goes to their Women in News (WIN) project, which started in 2015 with the vision of a media industry in which women and men are equal, both in the way that they are portrayed in news content and equal in their professional roles and treatment in the newsroom. Sida's support goes to the training of women journalists and media companies. The support involves a continuation of the ongoing contribution 61070090. The project contributes to the following outcomes: 1. Women media professionals progress in their careers allowing them to shape news agendas and policy in their organisations 2. Professional support structures are created through mentoring and networking, encouraging women media professionals to remain in the media industry 3. Women and men media professionals become champions of gender equality and other social impact issues 4. Partner media organisations apply policies and best practices leading to measurable improvements in gender balance in their content and gender equality in their organisations 5. Partner media organisations apply strategies and best practices to address business and management challenges 6. WIN engages the global community to collectively address the problem of gender equality by providing a diversity of perspectives and tools and solutions 7. Increased institutional capacity of WIN and the local institutions/individuals it works with Sidas projektstöd till WAN-IFRA går till deras Women in News-projekt (WIN) som påbörjades 2015 med visionen om en medieindustri där kvinnor och män är jämställda, både på det sätt som de framställs i nyhetsinnehåll och i sina professionella roller och i hur de behandlas på nyhetsredaktionen. Sidas stöd går till utbildningar av kvinnliga journalister och medieföretag. Stödet innebär en fortsättning på den pågående insatsen 61070090. Insatsen verkar för att: 1. Kvinnor inom media avancerar karriärmässigt vilket möjliggör för dem att forma nyhetsagendor och policy 2. Professionella stödstrukturer skapas genom mentorskap och nätverkande, vilket uppmuntrar kvinnor inom media att stanna kvar i medieindustrin 3.Kvinnor och män inom media blir "champions" för jämställdhet och social rättvisa 4. Medieorganisationer tillämpar policys och best practice som leder både till balans i mediers innehåll när det gäller jämställdhet och jämställdhet i medieföretagen 5. Medieorganisationer tillämpar strategier och best practice för att hantera företags- och ledarskapsutmaningar 6. WIN engagerar det globala samhället att gemensamt verka för jämställdhet genom att tillhandahålla en mångfald av perspektiv, verktyg och lösningar 7. Ökad institutionell kapacitet för WIN och de lokala institutioner och individer de arbetar med. Sweden WAN IFRA FR/World Association of Newspapers And News Publishers Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WAN IFRA FR/World Association of Newspapers And News Publishers 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 18000000 14479325 12000000 0 0 0 9000000 0 6000000 0 14479325 9000000 6000000 0 44479325 WAN IFRA FR/World Association of Newspapers And News Publishers 9000000 WAN IFRA FR/World Association of Newspapers And News Publishers 9000000 WAN IFRA FR/World Association of Newspapers And News Publishers 14479325 WAN IFRA FR/World Association of Newspapers And News Publishers 6000000 WAN IFRA FR/World Association of Newspapers And News Publishers 6000000 WAN IFRA FR/World Association of Newspapers And News Publishers Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2024-2028 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2024-2028 Increased respect for, and protection and realisation of, human rights and freedoms, with a focus on people subjected to violence, discrimination, persecution and oppression, not least defenders of human rights and democracy, women and girls, children and young people, people belonging to religious minorities, people with disabilities and LGBTIQ people. Ökad respekt, skydd och förverkligande av de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna, med fokus på människor som utsätts för våld, diskriminering, förföljelse och förtryck, inte minst människorätts- och demokratiförsvarare, kvinnor och flickor, barn och unga, personer som tillhör religiösa minoriteter, personer med funktionsnedsättning och hbtqi-personer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened defence of freedom of expression, free and independent media, and an inclusive, open, free, and secure internet where human rights and freedoms are respected, and increased security for independent journalists and media workers. Stärkt försvar av yttrandefriheten, fria och oberoende medier och ett inkluderande öppet, fritt och säkert internet där mänskliga fri- och rättigheter respekteras, samt ökad säkerhet för oberoende journalister och mediearbetare. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for due process, accountability and freedom from corruption, and increased protection of actors in the judicial system. Stärkta förutsättningar för rättssäkerhet och ansvarsutkrävande och frihet från korruption, samt ökat skydd av rättsväsendets aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-71001882 Sweden Project support: Capacity building of Min o Environm to work with chemicals control issues according to EU REACH system. Capacity building of industry regarding classification, labelling and safety as well as cleaner production with respect to chemicals. Kapacitetsutveckling av Serbiens Kemikaliemyndighet, genom samarbete med svenska KemI Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Serbia Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2015Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: 1.The development and establishment of the products register in Serbia has been very successful: - Information on 30 000 chemical products to be registered and updated in the data base has been achieved. - Active involvement of administrative staff in development of IT system was crucial and has contributed to the overall result; - Continuous work of the Registry staff and constant personal communication with the industry as well as organizing workshops, trainings, developing guidelines and brochures and user friendly web page contributed to increasing the level of knowledge about chemicals among industry which lead to significant improvement of the quality of the data. 2. The development of guidance material and establishment of the helpdesk has been achieved. This fundamental for the information exchange with industry and the general public. The cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce is important and very much appreciated. 3. The training of the personnel has been a key factor: The core administration in Serbia has continued to learn from participation in international meetings and conferences related to chemicals and biocidal products management. It is important that the Serbian ministry establishes closer relation with EU-Member Statess in order to facilitate implementation of national legislation during the pre-accession period and ensure proper level of preparedness for tasks to be performed after the accession. The trainings of ministry administrators and inspectors and taking part as experts in the Commission and ECHA technical meetings must continue to become an up-to date expert when Serbia is entering the EU. 4. The screening exercise for Chapter 27 is finished and Serbia has already announced possibility to request transitional arrangements for implementation of certain articles of REACH and BPR. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-71001882-7100188201 Sweden Project support: Capacity building of Min o Environm to work with chemicals control issues according to EU REACH system. Capacity building of industry regarding classification, labelling and safety as well as cleaner production with respect to chemicals. 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Capacity building of industry regarding classification, labelling and safety as well as cleaner production with respect to chemicals. Kapacitetsutveckling av Serbiens Kemikaliemyndighet, genom samarbete med svenska KemI Sweden Mottagarlandets regering Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kemikalieinspektionen Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2240 2240 2240 Kemikalieinspektionen 2240 Kemikalieinspektionen 97647 Kemikalieinspektionen -97647 Kemikalieinspektionen Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-71001882-7100188203 Sweden Project support: Capacity building of Min o Environm to work with chemicals control issues according to EU REACH system. Capacity building of industry regarding classification, labelling and safety as well as cleaner production with respect to chemicals. Kapacitetsutveckling av Serbiens Kemikaliemyndighet, genom samarbete med svenska KemI Sweden Mottagarlandets regering Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kemikalieinspektionen Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 2000000 0 2000000 Kemikalieinspektionen 2000000 Kemikalieinspektionen Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-71001882-7100188204 Sweden Project support: Capacity building of Min o Environm to work with chemicals control issues according to EU REACH system. Capacity building of industry regarding classification, labelling and safety as well as cleaner production with respect to chemicals. Kapacitetsutveckling av Serbiens Kemikaliemyndighet, genom samarbete med svenska KemI Sweden Mottagarlandets regering Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kemikalieinspektionen Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 97647 97647 97647 Kemikalieinspektionen 97647 Kemikalieinspektionen Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-71002249 Sweden To increase energy efficiency in social important public buildings. Aligned to the WB programme and implemented by the Moldova Energy Project Implementation Unit (MEPIU). 3 subprojects: i) TA to the Energy II Extension of the Heating Component, a continuation ii) TA to a feasibility study for the Mother and Child Hospital and iii) Tirnova Hospital rehabilitation. Projektet syftar till energieffektivisering i offentliga byggnader och utförs i samarbete med Världbanken och Moldova Energy Project Implementation Unit (MEPIU). Tre delkomponenter finns (i) TA för kvalitetssärkning av bankens Energy II projekt för värme, ii) förarbeten för investeringar i Centre for Mother and Child sjukhuset, samt för iii) Tironova sjukhuset. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Moldova (the Republic of) Energy policy and administrative management Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Energy Policy Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-71002249-7100224901 Sweden To increase energy efficiency in social important public buildings. Aligned to the WB programme and implemented by the Moldova Energy Project Implementation Unit (MEPIU). 3 subprojects: i) TA to the Energy II Extension of the Heating Component, a continuation ii) TA to a feasibility study for the Mother and Child Hospital and iii) Tirnova Hospital rehabilitation. Projektet syftar till energieffektivisering i offentliga byggnader och utförs i samarbete med Världbanken och Moldova Energy Project Implementation Unit (MEPIU). Tre delkomponenter finns (i) TA för kvalitetssärkning av bankens Energy II projekt för värme, ii) förarbeten för investeringar i Centre for Mother and Child sjukhuset, samt för iii) Tironova sjukhuset. Sweden Republic of Moldova Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 5362035 6988719 2733634 780044 986426 0 0 1131344 757248 15864432 Mottagarlandets regering 1182359.1300000001 Mottagarlandets regering -1182359 Mottagarlandets regering 441737 Mottagarlandets regering 544689 Mottagarlandets regering 56008 Mottagarlandets regering 481954 Mottagarlandets regering 157279 Mottagarlandets regering 130162 Mottagarlandets regering 305941 Mottagarlandets regering 315612 Mottagarlandets regering 441636 Mottagarlandets regering SE-0-SE-6-71002249-7100224903 Sweden To increase energy efficiency in social important public buildings. Aligned to the WB programme and implemented by the Moldova Energy Project Implementation Unit (MEPIU). 3 subprojects: i) TA to the Energy II Extension of the Heating Component, a continuation ii) TA to a feasibility study for the Mother and Child Hospital and iii) Tirnova Hospital rehabilitation. Projektet syftar till energieffektivisering i offentliga byggnader och utförs i samarbete med Världbanken och Moldova Energy Project Implementation Unit (MEPIU). Tre delkomponenter finns (i) TA för kvalitetssärkning av bankens Energy II projekt för värme, ii) förarbeten för investeringar i Centre for Mother and Child sjukhuset, samt för iii) Tironova sjukhuset. Sweden Republic of Moldova Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 5335429 254932.92 Mottagarlandets regering 3577023.5599999996 Mottagarlandets regering 1022564.48 Mottagarlandets regering 480908.04 Mottagarlandets regering SE-0-SE-6-71002249-7100224904 Sweden To increase energy efficiency in social important public buildings. Aligned to the WB programme and implemented by the Moldova Energy Project Implementation Unit (MEPIU). 3 subprojects: i) TA to the Energy II Extension of the Heating Component, a continuation ii) TA to a feasibility study for the Mother and Child Hospital and iii) Tirnova Hospital rehabilitation. Projektet syftar till energieffektivisering i offentliga byggnader och utförs i samarbete med Världbanken och Moldova Energy Project Implementation Unit (MEPIU). Tre delkomponenter finns (i) TA för kvalitetssärkning av bankens Energy II projekt för värme, ii) förarbeten för investeringar i Centre for Mother and Child sjukhuset, samt för iii) Tironova sjukhuset. Sweden Republic of Moldova Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 666864 1550157 0 227712.58 Mottagarlandets regering 439151.33 Mottagarlandets regering 443503.33 Mottagarlandets regering 335505.93 Mottagarlandets regering 511747.04 Mottagarlandets regering 259400.9 Mottagarlandets regering SE-0-SE-6-71002249-7100224905 Sweden To increase energy efficiency in social important public buildings. Aligned to the WB programme and implemented by the Moldova Energy Project Implementation Unit (MEPIU). 3 subprojects: i) TA to the Energy II Extension of the Heating Component, a continuation ii) TA to a feasibility study for the Mother and Child Hospital and iii) Tirnova Hospital rehabilitation. Projektet syftar till energieffektivisering i offentliga byggnader och utförs i samarbete med Världbanken och Moldova Energy Project Implementation Unit (MEPIU). Tre delkomponenter finns (i) TA för kvalitetssärkning av bankens Energy II projekt för värme, ii) förarbeten för investeringar i Centre for Mother and Child sjukhuset, samt för iii) Tironova sjukhuset. Sweden Republic of Moldova Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 22795 52133 31412.36 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 20720.41 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 22795.32 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-71004500 Sweden The main objective of the programme is to improve access for poor population groups to financial services for improvement of housing and infrastructure as well as small credits for income generation. Det huvudsakliga målet för insatsen är att förbättra tillgängligheten för fattiga befolkningsgrupper att erhålla finansiella tjänster för förbättring av bostäder och infrastruktur samt mindre krediter för generering av inkomster. Contribute to poverty alleviation and economic growth for groups that have been excluded from development opportunities. This objective will be reached by increasing access to adequate financial services for poorer segments of the population. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Guatemala Informal/semi-formal financial intermediaries Banking & Financial Services Since 1999 Sida financed the programme "Fideicomiso para el Desarrollo Local en Guatemala FDLG" through a Specific Agreement between Sida and the Secretariat of Planning and Programming of the Presidency- SEGEPLAN-. It was executed through a Trust Fund arrangement managed by a commercial national Bank (at the beginning by Banco del Café, after that by Banco Industrial). FDLG was implemented in two phases, the first phase was from 1999 to 2005. In 2006, Phase II began and concluded on December 31, 2017. A Closure plan of the programme was implemented from January to June 2018. The agreement on PLANit system was extended until February 2020 due to the Embassy had to wait for the last transactions correspondent to the sale of the trust fund property (an industrial plant of basic grains that was delivered to FDLG as part of the guarantee of a loan not paid to the program by the organization ADEL-IXCAN), the sale was completed in December 2019. In order to certify transparency of the Micro-finance programme FDLG closure, the Embassy based on the approved closure plan presented by FDLG decided to conduct an external final audit for the closure plan period (January 1st. to June 30, 2018). The Audit was carried out by the Firm Moore Stephens LPP. The Audit did not report any material findings. The auditor verified that: -the financial transactions of the programme closure were carried out in a transparent and appropriate manner, such as: liquidation of the investments and of the credit portfolio, as well as of the real estate guarantees. -Verified sale and liquidation procedures and results of the Trust fund patrimony. Once a month from April to June the auditor reviewed and certified the process. -Provided an opinion on the reasonableness of the complementary financial information, in such a way that it permited clarity and integration on the totality of the funds to be refunded to Sida. -Checked that all formal and essential legal and tax obligations were complied with for an adequate closure of the program and the Trust fund, in order to avoid subsequent contingencies. -Also the auditor Accompanied as guarantors in the process or specific events such as the liquidation and sale of the assets of the Trust. Main achieved results: Through intermediary micro finance institutions which included-Cooperatives, Foundations, Associations, and banks (27 organizations during the total project implementation), FDLG improved access for poor population to financial services for housing improvement and income generation: (i) Around 197,500 new rural clients obtained micro credits. Gender and ethnic equality were prioritized crosscutting aspects, 71% of borrowers were women and 82% were indigenous people living mainly in rural areas and in poverty conditions, for whom improvements were reflected on their living conditions. (ii) 331,580 micro credits were operated and provided to the target groups as follows: -60,440 loans to improve poor housing conditions were provided. Housing improvements provided to the target groups primarily poor families in rural area an affordable housing and a safe space, contributing in this way to their well-being, e.g. improvements in their health and overcrowded conditions. Technical assistance for construction contributed in planning properly the credits investment for family housing building. (iii) 271,140 loans for income generation activities were provided to develop small-scale businesses specially on agricultural, livestock, small shops and textile activities, which have contributed to the target groups to improve their family economy creating in some cases, employment and self-employment, in this way, the target groups had the opportunity to participate and promote local economy. (iv) FDLG through technical assistance contributed to strengthen the intermediaries institutional capacities, product development and its organizational structure, in order to provide credit products adapted to the target groups needs and capacities. Before the programme its intermediaries did not operate micro credit for housing, the programme supported these financial institutions to introduce housing loans as well as for micro- and small enterprises development in the country. (v) As part of the programme's financial inclusion strategy, in alliance with the intermediaries, micro credits alternative methodologies were created, such as village banking and solidarity groups, which are an informal self-help support group of around 10-20 members, as a manner to provide access to the poor, mainly for women and indigenous people who are excluded from some conventional banking. Methodologies for working with gender equality and indigenous population were introduced, based on the fact that the micro finance organisations before the programme never did not pay especial attention to women and indigenous population as credit clients and subject of economic rights. (vi) In order to contribute to poverty reduction and housing deficit, the programme had influence on housing national policies and other actors involved in popular housing such as "El Fondo Guatemalteco de Vivienda FOGUAVI", "El Instituto de Fomento Municipal INFOM", and in some municipalities. For example, the programme contributed to update the National Housing Policy, as well as supported the construction of a municipal solid waste plant in Quetzaltenango and supported to FOGUAVI in the creation of policy, manuals, regulations and other tools so that the target groups living in poverty condition, through the national subsidy acquired a social housing.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-71004500-7100450001 Sweden The main objective of the programme is to improve access for poor population groups to financial services for improvement of housing and infrastructure as well as small credits for income generation. Det huvudsakliga målet för insatsen är att förbättra tillgängligheten för fattiga befolkningsgrupper att erhålla finansiella tjänster för förbättring av bostäder och infrastruktur samt mindre krediter för generering av inkomster. Contribute to poverty alleviation and economic growth for groups that have been excluded from development opportunities. This objective will be reached by increasing access to adequate financial services for poorer segments of the population. Sweden SEGEPLAN/Presedential Secretariat For Planning And Programming Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 20000000 2700000 17300000 16500000 14000000 10000000 0 18000000 4000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 18000000 4000000 20000000 0 0 17300000 2700000 14000000 0 5000000 16500000 10000000 0 5000000 -5000000 0 0 107500000 Other 20000000 Other 2700000 Other 17300000 Other 0 Other 8000000 Other 8500000 Other 14000000 Other 10000000 Other 2000000 Other 16000000 Other 4000000 Other 5000000 Other SE-0-SE-6-71004500-7100450002 Sweden The main objective of the programme is to improve access for poor population groups to financial services for improvement of housing and infrastructure as well as small credits for income generation. Det huvudsakliga målet för insatsen är att förbättra tillgängligheten för fattiga befolkningsgrupper att erhålla finansiella tjänster för förbättring av bostäder och infrastruktur samt mindre krediter för generering av inkomster. Contribute to poverty alleviation and economic growth for groups that have been excluded from development opportunities. This objective will be reached by increasing access to adequate financial services for poorer segments of the population. Sweden SEGEPLAN/Presedential Secretariat For Planning And Programming Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 90021 185825 21388 5014104 214311 49076 0 21388 5014104 90021 0 -5674351 185825 0 49076 5674351 214311 0 5574725 Other 90021 Other 78776 Other 107049 Other 8580 Other 12808.4 Other 5000000 Other 14104 Other 28456 Other 33109 Other 121699.52 Other 11737.62 Other 19309.09 Other 18612.16 Other 61.63 Other 30402.18 Other 0 Other SE-0-SE-6-71004500-7100450003 Sweden The main objective of the programme is to improve access for poor population groups to financial services for improvement of housing and infrastructure as well as small credits for income generation. Det huvudsakliga målet för insatsen är att förbättra tillgängligheten för fattiga befolkningsgrupper att erhålla finansiella tjänster för förbättring av bostäder och infrastruktur samt mindre krediter för generering av inkomster. Contribute to poverty alleviation and economic growth for groups that have been excluded from development opportunities. This objective will be reached by increasing access to adequate financial services for poorer segments of the population. Sweden SEGEPLAN/Presedential Secretariat For Planning And Programming Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency L&B Legal and Business Consulting Group 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 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Det huvudsakliga målet för insatsen är att förbättra tillgängligheten för fattiga befolkningsgrupper att erhålla finansiella tjänster för förbättring av bostäder och infrastruktur samt mindre krediter för generering av inkomster. Contribute to poverty alleviation and economic growth for groups that have been excluded from development opportunities. This objective will be reached by increasing access to adequate financial services for poorer segments of the population. Sweden SEGEPLAN/Presedential Secretariat For Planning And Programming Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 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Intrnationellt utbildningsprogram (ITP) inom vindkraftsutveckling att starta 2009, 2010, 2011 med 18 månaders program. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Wind energy Energy generation, renewable sources SE-0-SE-6-71900028-7190002801 Sweden International Training Programme (ITP) within wind power development to begin 2009, 2010, 2011 with 18 months of program. Intrnationellt utbildningsprogram (ITP) inom vindkraftsutveckling att starta 2009, 2010, 2011 med 18 månaders program. 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Intrnationellt utbildningsprogram (ITP) inom vindkraftsutveckling att starta 2009, 2010, 2011 med 18 månaders program. 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UNISDR:s mål är att minska och förebygga risker för katastrofer, samt mänskliga och ekonomiska förluster kopplade till katastrofer, främst naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar men även andra kriser, samt att bygga resilienta samhällen. Till grund för Sidas beslut ligger UNISDR:s strategi för 2016-2021 ("UNISDR Strategic Framework 2016-2021), som är nedbruten i ett program för 2016-2019 ("Work Programme 2016-2019"), inklusive budget, resultatramverk, mm. Sidas finansiering är icke-öronmärkt och stödjer genomförandet av hela UNISDR:s strategi och program. Sidas medel går till en givargemensam fond sk."trust fund". Det innebär att Sidas medel inte särredovisas utan Sida erhåller en konsoliderad finansiell redovisning som är reviderad enligt FN:s regelverk och vi kräver inte heller någon separat rapportering eller slutrapport. Implementeringsperioden för Sidas medel är 2016-2018, dvs. tre år. UNISDR är inget eget program utan utgör en del av FN-sekretariatet. Det skapades 1999 med syftet att bistå i implementeringen av "the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction". Arbetet leds av en Assistant Secretary General/Special Representative of the Secretary-General. Huvudkontoret ligger i Genève och det finns fem regionala kontor som täcker alla världsdelar (bl.a. i Nairobi, Kairo och Bangkok), två subregionala kontor (bl.a. i Addis), två "liason offices" och tre landkontor. UNISDR har totalt 117 anställda. 185 länder enades i Sendai, Japan, år 2015 om ett nytt 15-årigt ramverk för katastrofriskreducering 2015-2030. UNISDR hade en mycket central roll i framtagandet av detta och har fått i uppdrag av FN:s generalförsamling att leda arbetet med att genomföra det samma. Målen med Sendariöverenskommelsen handlar om att minska antalet dödsfall och skadade pga katastrofer, minska ekonomiska förluster och skador på infrastruktur och service (sjukhus, skolor), öka antalet länder som har strategier för katastrofriskreducering , öka stödet till utvecklingsländer, samt stärka tillgången till information om katastrofrisker och "early warning systems". I och med Sendai har man gått från att hantera katastrofer till att fokusera på att hantera risk, förebygga och skapa motståndskraft mot katastrofer. Om målen för hållbar utveckling ska nås krävs ökade investeringar i utveckling och resiliens. Sendairamverket utgör för första gången en gemensam plattform för att uppnå Agenda 2030 och katastrofriskreducering återfinns i 25 targets och i 10 av 17 mål. Det brådskar dock då man har mindre än 15 år på sig att nå målen, vilket motiverar att Sida gör en större utbetalning i början av avtalet för att säkerställa att UNISDR snabbt kommer igång med arbetet. Alla FN-organ har också kommit överens om att de ska integrera katastrofriskreducering i sin verksamhet. Detta åtagande återfinns i "UN Plan for Action on Disaster Risk Reduction for Resilience". I UNISDR:s arbete ingår att se till att detta görs och att samordna arbetet internt inom FN (här ingår även utvecklingsbankerna, andra multilateraler och regionala organisationer). UNISDR:s arbete syftar till att se till att målen för Sendairamverket uppnås. UNISDR har en egen strategi för 2016 - 2021 som innebär att: 1. Samordna, följa upp och utvärdera Sendairamverket, samt främja samstämmighet med Agenda 2030, klimatavtalet och andra globala överenskommelser. 2. Ge stöd till länder i planering och genomförande av insatser för att minska risker för katastrofer, genom ökad kunskap om risker, hjälpmedel för beslutsfattande, osv. Detta inkluderar att ta fram data för att synliggöra kostnader för förluster, skador och dödsfall pga katastrofer, samt att fastställa mål, indikatorer och baslinjer för utvecklingen av nationella strategier för katastrofriskreducering. 3. Bedriva påverkansarbete och främja partnerskap för att uppmärksamma frågorna och uppmuntra till handling av hela samhället. UNISDR samarbetar med flertalet grupper, t ex privata företag, städer, skolor, parlamentariker, representanter för vetenskap och teknik, minoriteter, osv. Verksamheten bedrivs på flera nivåer. På landnivå leds arbetet främst av UNDP då UNISDR själva inte genomför eller har verksamhet i länder. Inom ett land samlar man alla relevanta målgrupper för samarbete i sk "nationella plattformar" (finns t ex i Burkina Faso, Uganda, Kenya och Tanzania). UNISDR/UNDP modererar samarbetet, ser till att genomförandet sker enligt Sendairamverket och att lärdomar tas om hand och förs upp till regional och global nivå. Regionalt samarbetar UNISDR nära de regionala ekonomiska kommissionerna, t ex Afrikanska unionens kommission i Addis, ECOWAS, EAC, etc. och de samma gäller i Asien. På global nivå träffas man vart annat år för att stämma av hur det går med implementeringen av Sendairamverket, utbyta erfarenheter och ta hand om lärdomar från det regionala och nationella arbetet. UNISDR:s strategi har brutits ned i ett antal arbetsprogram. För Sida är det särskilt två program som är av intresse: - Urban riskhantering och resiliens: vilket syftar till att öka resiliens och minska risker för katastrofer i städer, inklusive skolor och sjukhus. - Klimatresiliens: med målet att integrera katastrofriskreducering och klimatrisker i nationella klimatanpassningsplaner, samt att öka riskmedvetenheten hos företag. Den omfattande utbetalningen för 2016 motiveras eftersom att ingen utbetalning från Sidas Humanitära enhet har gjorts 2016 (varifrån stödet övertas), samt att flyktingkrisen i Europa resulterade i att flera givare var försenade eller drog in sina utbetalningar 2016. Detta har lett till förseningar i utförandet av aktiviteter som har flyttats fram och stora behov av ytterligare finansiering finns. För att snabbt och effektivt kunna komma igång med arbetet att genomföra Sendairamverket och inte tappa fart bedömer Sida att det krävs en större summa i ett initialt skede. Bedömningen är också att UNISDR har kapacitet att ta emot ett större belopp, att verksamheten är underfinansierad och att ytterligare medel krävs för att UNISDR ska kunna utföra sitt viktiga uppdrag att leda arbete inom Sendairamverket. På grund av att den svenska resultatstrategin för globala insatser för miljö- och klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling 2014-2017 går mot sitt slut 2017 finns ej för närvarande utrymme för större belopp för åren 2017-2018. Förhoppningen är dock att UNISDR:s verksamhet kommer att vara fortsatt högt prioriterad i den nya resultatstrategin fr.om 2018. Avslutningsvis utgör insatsen en del av Sidas åtagande för 2016 inom ramen för "Global Resilience Partnership" (GRP), där Sida förutom det direkta samarbetet med GRP, också identifierat ett antal insatser inom resiliens varav UNISDSR bedöms vara en av de viktigaste aktörerna. UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) är FNs organ för katastrofriskreducering vars mål är att minska och förebygga risker för katastrofer, samt mänskliga och ekonomiska förluster kopplade till katastrofer (främst naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar men även andra kriser) samt att bygga resilienta samhällen. UNDDR är inget eget program utan utgör en del av FN-sekretariatet. 185 länder enades 2015 i Sendai, Japan, om ett 15-årigt ramverk för katastrofriskreducering 2015-2030. UNDRR har fått i uppdrag av FNs generalförsamling att leda arbetet med att genomföra ramverket. Målen med Sendaiöverenskommelsen handlar om att minska antalet dödsfall och skadade p.g.a. katastrofer, minska ekonomiska förluster och skador på infrastruktur och service (t.ex. sjukhus, skolor), öka antalet länder som har strategier för katastrofriskreducering, öka stödet till utvecklingsländer samt stärka tillgången till information om katastrofrisker och varningssystem (så kallde "early warning systems"). Med Sendairamverket går man från att hantera uppkomna katastrofer till att fokusera på att hantera risk, förebygga och skapa motståndskraft mot katastrofer innan de sker. Sidas stöd har utgått som ett icke öronmärkt programstöd, dvs stöd till UNDRRs hela programverksamhet uttryckt i dess strategi för 2016-2021. Den strategin hade fokus på följande punkter: 1. Att samordna, följa upp och utvärdera Sendairamverket samt främja samstämmighet med Agenda 2030, klimatavtalet och andra globala överenskommelser. 2. Ge stöd till länder i planering och genomförande av insatser för att minska risker för katastrofer genom ökad kunskap om risker och hjälpmedel för beslutsfattande. Detta inkluderar att ta fram data för att synliggöra kostnader för förluster, skador och dödsfall vid katastorfer samt att fastställa mål, indikatorer och baslinjer för utvecklingen av nationella strategier för katastrofriskreducering. 3. Bedriva påverkansarbete och främja partnerskap för att uppmärksamma frågorna och uppmuntra till handling av hela samhället. UNDRR samarbetar med många olika aktörer så som privata företag, städer, skolor, parlamentariker, representanter för vetenskap och teknik, minoriteter m. fl. UNDRRs verksamhet bedrivs på flera olika nivåer. På landnivå leds arbetet främst av UNDP då UNDRR själva inte genomför eller har någon omfattande verksamhet i länder. Inom ett land samlar man alla relevanta målgrupper för samarbete i så kallade "nationella plattformar" (finns t. ex. i Burkina Faso, Uganda, Kenya och Tanzania). UNDRR och UNDP modererar samarbetet, ser till att genomförandet sker enligt Sendairamverket och att lärdomar tas om hand och förs upp till regional och global nivå. Regionalt samarbetar UNDRR nära de regionala ekonomiska kommissionerna, t ex Afrikanska unionens kommission, ECOWAS, EAC etc. och det samma gäller i Asien. På global nivå träffas man vart annat år för att stämma av hur det går med implementeringen av Sendairamverket, utbyta erfarenheter och omhänderta lärdomar från det regionala och nationella arbetet. Nästa globala möte hålls i maj 2022 (GP2022). UNDRRs strategi har brutits ned i ett antal arbetsprogram. För Sida är det särskilt två program som har varit av intresse: 1. Urban riskhantering och resiliens: vilket syftar till att öka resiliens och minska risker för katastrofer i städer, inklusive skolor och sjukhus. 2. Klimatresiliens: med målet att integrera katastrofriskreducering och klimatrisker i nationella klimatanpassningsplaner, samt att öka riskmedvetenheten hos företag. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Disaster Risk Reduction Environmental policy and administrative management Other Multisector General Environment Protection Avtalet som nyligen avslutats tecknades med UNDRR i slutet på 2016. Organisationen arbetade då under ett strategiskt ramverk för perioden 2016-2021. Resultaten som uppnåtts inom denna nu avslutade insats har rapporterats till Sida i förhållnade till detta strategiska ramverk. Samtliga resultat som uppnåtts kan tillföras det strategimål som insatsen relaterar till: Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad moståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Några exempel: - Upprättande av "Sendai Framework Monitor", som är plattformen till vilken FNs medlemsländer kan inrapportera arbeten med Sendairamverkets sju mål. Denna plattform är det huvudsakliga formatet för bevakning och uppföljning hur det globala samfundet levererar på ambitionerna i Sendairamverket. Ett stort antal länder använder sig kontinuerligt av "Sendai Framework Monitor", vilket innebär att plattformen fyller sitt syfte för uppföljning av Sendairamverkets implementering. - Upprättandet av "DesInventar", som är en databas för inrapportering av data kring katastrofer. Denna informationskälla är central för siffror och fakta om katastrofer, och därmed viktig för att kunna följa upp på målsättningar inom Sendairamverket. Mer än 130 länder har använt sig av DesInventar för nationella ändamål i arbete med katastrofriskreducering. - Under samarbetsperioden 2016-2021 har omfattande utbildning och kapacitetsutveckling genomförts inom områden som berör katastrofriskreducering. Över 7 000 deltagare har utbildats. - UNDRR ansvarar för genomförandet av de s.k. Global Platforms (GP), som är de huvudsakliga sammankomsterna för uppföljning av det globala arbetet med Sendairamverket. Sammankomsterna hålls vartannat år, senast 2019 i Genève. - Förutom de globala mötena (GP) genomför UNDRR även regionala möten; Afrikansk-Arabiska; Amerikansk-Karibiska; m.fl. Dessa regionala möten är viktiga för regional koordinering och normativt arbete kring katastrofriskreducering. De genomförs tillsammans med andra regionala organisationer, t.ex. Regional Economic Communities. Dessa regionala möten är stödjande för det nationella arbetet med katastrofriskreducering. - UNDRR bedriver omfattande samarbeten med flertalet andra globala och regionala organisationer, t.ex. Asian Disaster Preparedness Centre, WMO, olika civilsamhällesorganisationer och andra FN-organ. Samarbetena syftar till att generera ny kunskap, förvalta och sprida kunskap, bedriva normativt arbete och att implementera insatser för global/regional/nationell/lokal katastrofriskreducering. T.ex. lanserade under 2021 UNDRR och WMO ett Centre of Excellence for Climate and Disaster Resilience, vilken syftar till att vara en informations- och kunskapshub om katastrofriskreducerance arbete till följd av effekterna av klimatförändringar. - UNDRR har under perioden bedrivit omfattande normativt arbete. Bl.a. har UNDRR i de regionala plattformarna/möten stött framtagandet av deklarationer och strategier vilka har en normativ inverkan. Några exempel på dessa är Ulaan Baatar Declaration on Disaster Risk Reduction (2018); Tunis Declaration on Disaster Risk Reduction (2018); Arab Strategy for Disaster Risk Reduction (2020). - UNDRR producerar ett stort antal guider, handböcker och informationsmaterial om katastrofriskreducering. Tryckta såväl som digitala. Detta material finns tillgängligt via UNDRRs hemsida. Under 2021 har UNDRR stärkt sin kapacitet vad gäller kommunikation, bl.a. i syfte att bättre sprida den kunskap och data man besitter. - I samband med covid-19 pandemin har UNDRR noterat att efterfrågan om deras stöd och kunskap har ökat väsentligt. UNDRR drar slutsatsen att pandemin ökat förståelsen om risker och resiliens och samhällens förmåga att hantera katastrofer. Detta var givetvis ett icke förväntat resultat i samarbetet med UNDRR. - Katastrofriskreducering är relevant för alla länder, inte bara låginkomstländer med mer begränsad resiliens och motståndskraft. UNDRR jobbar därför i viss mån stödjande även för medelinkomstländer. Bl.a. anordnade UNDRR under 2021 European Forum for Disaster Risk Reduction, som hålls vart tredje år. Mötet 2021 resulterade i att de 48 deltagande länderna från Europa och Centralasien antog en Roadmap 2030, som ska guida regionens arbete med katastrofriskreducering. - UNDRR-initiaitvte Making Cities Resilient har pågått sedan 2010 och syftar till att stärka katastrofriskhantering i urbana miljöer, och bidrar därmed bl.a. till SDG11. Kampanjen kommer fortgå åtminstone till 2030 och f.n. har över 4 000 städer över hela världen deltagit i initiativet. Sammantaget är bedömningen att UNDRR under perioden 2016-2021 väsentligt bidragit till att öka kunskapen, förståelsen och förmågan att hantera risker såväl globalt, som regionalt och nationellt. Vissa uppsatta mål (t.ex. det s.k Sendai Target E) släpar efter i genomförande men överlag är slutsatsen att resultaten från stödet till UNDRR varit positiva. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10260-10260A0101 Sweden Support to UNISDR regarding disaster risk reduction Beslutsnr. 2016-004183 Beredningen gällde stöd om totalt 75 miljoner SEK för 2016-2018 till FN:s organ för katastrofriskreducering - UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR). 2018 gjordes ett tilläggsavtal på ytterligare totalt 75 MSEK för 2018-2020. UNISDR:s mål är att minska och förebygga risker för katastrofer, samt mänskliga och ekonomiska förluster kopplade till katastrofer, främst naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar men även andra kriser, samt att bygga resilienta samhällen. Till grund för Sidas beslut ligger UNISDR:s strategi för 2016-2021 ("UNISDR Strategic Framework 2016-2021), som är nedbruten i ett program för 2016-2019 ("Work Programme 2016-2019"), inklusive budget, resultatramverk, mm. Sidas finansiering är icke-öronmärkt och stödjer genomförandet av hela UNISDR:s strategi och program. Sidas medel går till en givargemensam fond sk."trust fund". Det innebär att Sidas medel inte särredovisas utan Sida erhåller en konsoliderad finansiell redovisning som är reviderad enligt FN:s regelverk och vi kräver inte heller någon separat rapportering eller slutrapport. Implementeringsperioden för Sidas medel är 2016-2018, dvs. tre år. UNISDR är inget eget program utan utgör en del av FN-sekretariatet. Det skapades 1999 med syftet att bistå i implementeringen av "the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction". Arbetet leds av en Assistant Secretary General/Special Representative of the Secretary-General. Huvudkontoret ligger i Genève och det finns fem regionala kontor som täcker alla världsdelar (bl.a. i Nairobi, Kairo och Bangkok), två subregionala kontor (bl.a. i Addis), två "liason offices" och tre landkontor. UNISDR har totalt 117 anställda. 185 länder enades i Sendai, Japan, år 2015 om ett nytt 15-årigt ramverk för katastrofriskreducering 2015-2030. UNISDR hade en mycket central roll i framtagandet av detta och har fått i uppdrag av FN:s generalförsamling att leda arbetet med att genomföra det samma. Målen med Sendariöverenskommelsen handlar om att minska antalet dödsfall och skadade pga katastrofer, minska ekonomiska förluster och skador på infrastruktur och service (sjukhus, skolor), öka antalet länder som har strategier för katastrofriskreducering , öka stödet till utvecklingsländer, samt stärka tillgången till information om katastrofrisker och "early warning systems". I och med Sendai har man gått från att hantera katastrofer till att fokusera på att hantera risk, förebygga och skapa motståndskraft mot katastrofer. Om målen för hållbar utveckling ska nås krävs ökade investeringar i utveckling och resiliens. Sendairamverket utgör för första gången en gemensam plattform för att uppnå Agenda 2030 och katastrofriskreducering återfinns i 25 targets och i 10 av 17 mål. Det brådskar dock då man har mindre än 15 år på sig att nå målen, vilket motiverar att Sida gör en större utbetalning i början av avtalet för att säkerställa att UNISDR snabbt kommer igång med arbetet. Alla FN-organ har också kommit överens om att de ska integrera katastrofriskreducering i sin verksamhet. Detta åtagande återfinns i "UN Plan for Action on Disaster Risk Reduction for Resilience". I UNISDR:s arbete ingår att se till att detta görs och att samordna arbetet internt inom FN (här ingår även utvecklingsbankerna, andra multilateraler och regionala organisationer). UNISDR:s arbete syftar till att se till att målen för Sendairamverket uppnås. UNISDR har en egen strategi för 2016 - 2021 som innebär att: 1. Samordna, följa upp och utvärdera Sendairamverket, samt främja samstämmighet med Agenda 2030, klimatavtalet och andra globala överenskommelser. 2. Ge stöd till länder i planering och genomförande av insatser för att minska risker för katastrofer, genom ökad kunskap om risker, hjälpmedel för beslutsfattande, osv. Detta inkluderar att ta fram data för att synliggöra kostnader för förluster, skador och dödsfall pga katastrofer, samt att fastställa mål, indikatorer och baslinjer för utvecklingen av nationella strategier för katastrofriskreducering. 3. Bedriva påverkansarbete och främja partnerskap för att uppmärksamma frågorna och uppmuntra till handling av hela samhället. UNISDR samarbetar med flertalet grupper, t ex privata företag, städer, skolor, parlamentariker, representanter för vetenskap och teknik, minoriteter, osv. Verksamheten bedrivs på flera nivåer. På landnivå leds arbetet främst av UNDP då UNISDR själva inte genomför eller har verksamhet i länder. Inom ett land samlar man alla relevanta målgrupper för samarbete i sk "nationella plattformar" (finns t ex i Burkina Faso, Uganda, Kenya och Tanzania). UNISDR/UNDP modererar samarbetet, ser till att genomförandet sker enligt Sendairamverket och att lärdomar tas om hand och förs upp till regional och global nivå. Regionalt samarbetar UNISDR nära de regionala ekonomiska kommissionerna, t ex Afrikanska unionens kommission i Addis, ECOWAS, EAC, etc. och de samma gäller i Asien. På global nivå träffas man vart annat år för att stämma av hur det går med implementeringen av Sendairamverket, utbyta erfarenheter och ta hand om lärdomar från det regionala och nationella arbetet. UNISDR:s strategi har brutits ned i ett antal arbetsprogram. För Sida är det särskilt två program som är av intresse: - Urban riskhantering och resiliens: vilket syftar till att öka resiliens och minska risker för katastrofer i städer, inklusive skolor och sjukhus. - Klimatresiliens: med målet att integrera katastrofriskreducering och klimatrisker i nationella klimatanpassningsplaner, samt att öka riskmedvetenheten hos företag. Den omfattande utbetalningen för 2016 motiveras eftersom att ingen utbetalning från Sidas Humanitära enhet har gjorts 2016 (varifrån stödet övertas), samt att flyktingkrisen i Europa resulterade i att flera givare var försenade eller drog in sina utbetalningar 2016. Detta har lett till förseningar i utförandet av aktiviteter som har flyttats fram och stora behov av ytterligare finansiering finns. För att snabbt och effektivt kunna komma igång med arbetet att genomföra Sendairamverket och inte tappa fart bedömer Sida att det krävs en större summa i ett initialt skede. Bedömningen är också att UNISDR har kapacitet att ta emot ett större belopp, att verksamheten är underfinansierad och att ytterligare medel krävs för att UNISDR ska kunna utföra sitt viktiga uppdrag att leda arbete inom Sendairamverket. På grund av att den svenska resultatstrategin för globala insatser för miljö- och klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling 2014-2017 går mot sitt slut 2017 finns ej för närvarande utrymme för större belopp för åren 2017-2018. Förhoppningen är dock att UNISDR:s verksamhet kommer att vara fortsatt högt prioriterad i den nya resultatstrategin fr.om 2018. Avslutningsvis utgör insatsen en del av Sidas åtagande för 2016 inom ramen för "Global Resilience Partnership" (GRP), där Sida förutom det direkta samarbetet med GRP, också identifierat ett antal insatser inom resiliens varav UNISDSR bedöms vara en av de viktigaste aktörerna. UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) är FNs organ för katastrofriskreducering vars mål är att minska och förebygga risker för katastrofer, samt mänskliga och ekonomiska förluster kopplade till katastrofer (främst naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar men även andra kriser) samt att bygga resilienta samhällen. UNDDR är inget eget program utan utgör en del av FN-sekretariatet. 185 länder enades 2015 i Sendai, Japan, om ett 15-årigt ramverk för katastrofriskreducering 2015-2030. UNDRR har fått i uppdrag av FNs generalförsamling att leda arbetet med att genomföra ramverket. Målen med Sendaiöverenskommelsen handlar om att minska antalet dödsfall och skadade p.g.a. katastrofer, minska ekonomiska förluster och skador på infrastruktur och service (t.ex. sjukhus, skolor), öka antalet länder som har strategier för katastrofriskreducering, öka stödet till utvecklingsländer samt stärka tillgången till information om katastrofrisker och varningssystem (så kallde "early warning systems"). Med Sendairamverket går man från att hantera uppkomna katastrofer till att fokusera på att hantera risk, förebygga och skapa motståndskraft mot katastrofer innan de sker. Sidas stöd har utgått som ett icke öronmärkt programstöd, dvs stöd till UNDRRs hela programverksamhet uttryckt i dess strategi för 2016-2021. Den strategin hade fokus på följande punkter: 1. Att samordna, följa upp och utvärdera Sendairamverket samt främja samstämmighet med Agenda 2030, klimatavtalet och andra globala överenskommelser. 2. Ge stöd till länder i planering och genomförande av insatser för att minska risker för katastrofer genom ökad kunskap om risker och hjälpmedel för beslutsfattande. Detta inkluderar att ta fram data för att synliggöra kostnader för förluster, skador och dödsfall vid katastorfer samt att fastställa mål, indikatorer och baslinjer för utvecklingen av nationella strategier för katastrofriskreducering. 3. Bedriva påverkansarbete och främja partnerskap för att uppmärksamma frågorna och uppmuntra till handling av hela samhället. UNDRR samarbetar med många olika aktörer så som privata företag, städer, skolor, parlamentariker, representanter för vetenskap och teknik, minoriteter m. fl. UNDRRs verksamhet bedrivs på flera olika nivåer. På landnivå leds arbetet främst av UNDP då UNDRR själva inte genomför eller har någon omfattande verksamhet i länder. Inom ett land samlar man alla relevanta målgrupper för samarbete i så kallade "nationella plattformar" (finns t. ex. i Burkina Faso, Uganda, Kenya och Tanzania). UNDRR och UNDP modererar samarbetet, ser till att genomförandet sker enligt Sendairamverket och att lärdomar tas om hand och förs upp till regional och global nivå. Regionalt samarbetar UNDRR nära de regionala ekonomiska kommissionerna, t ex Afrikanska unionens kommission, ECOWAS, EAC etc. och det samma gäller i Asien. På global nivå träffas man vart annat år för att stämma av hur det går med implementeringen av Sendairamverket, utbyta erfarenheter och omhänderta lärdomar från det regionala och nationella arbetet. Nästa globala möte hålls i maj 2022 (GP2022). UNDRRs strategi har brutits ned i ett antal arbetsprogram. För Sida är det särskilt två program som har varit av intresse: 1. Urban riskhantering och resiliens: vilket syftar till att öka resiliens och minska risker för katastrofer i städer, inklusive skolor och sjukhus. 2. Klimatresiliens: med målet att integrera katastrofriskreducering och klimatrisker i nationella klimatanpassningsplaner, samt att öka riskmedvetenheten hos företag. 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UNISDR:s mål är att minska och förebygga risker för katastrofer, samt mänskliga och ekonomiska förluster kopplade till katastrofer, främst naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar men även andra kriser, samt att bygga resilienta samhällen. Till grund för Sidas beslut ligger UNISDR:s strategi för 2016-2021 ("UNISDR Strategic Framework 2016-2021), som är nedbruten i ett program för 2016-2019 ("Work Programme 2016-2019"), inklusive budget, resultatramverk, mm. Sidas finansiering är icke-öronmärkt och stödjer genomförandet av hela UNISDR:s strategi och program. Sidas medel går till en givargemensam fond sk."trust fund". Det innebär att Sidas medel inte särredovisas utan Sida erhåller en konsoliderad finansiell redovisning som är reviderad enligt FN:s regelverk och vi kräver inte heller någon separat rapportering eller slutrapport. Implementeringsperioden för Sidas medel är 2016-2018, dvs. tre år. UNISDR är inget eget program utan utgör en del av FN-sekretariatet. Det skapades 1999 med syftet att bistå i implementeringen av "the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction". Arbetet leds av en Assistant Secretary General/Special Representative of the Secretary-General. Huvudkontoret ligger i Genève och det finns fem regionala kontor som täcker alla världsdelar (bl.a. i Nairobi, Kairo och Bangkok), två subregionala kontor (bl.a. i Addis), två "liason offices" och tre landkontor. UNISDR har totalt 117 anställda. 185 länder enades i Sendai, Japan, år 2015 om ett nytt 15-årigt ramverk för katastrofriskreducering 2015-2030. UNISDR hade en mycket central roll i framtagandet av detta och har fått i uppdrag av FN:s generalförsamling att leda arbetet med att genomföra det samma. Målen med Sendariöverenskommelsen handlar om att minska antalet dödsfall och skadade pga katastrofer, minska ekonomiska förluster och skador på infrastruktur och service (sjukhus, skolor), öka antalet länder som har strategier för katastrofriskreducering , öka stödet till utvecklingsländer, samt stärka tillgången till information om katastrofrisker och "early warning systems". I och med Sendai har man gått från att hantera katastrofer till att fokusera på att hantera risk, förebygga och skapa motståndskraft mot katastrofer. Om målen för hållbar utveckling ska nås krävs ökade investeringar i utveckling och resiliens. Sendairamverket utgör för första gången en gemensam plattform för att uppnå Agenda 2030 och katastrofriskreducering återfinns i 25 targets och i 10 av 17 mål. Det brådskar dock då man har mindre än 15 år på sig att nå målen, vilket motiverar att Sida gör en större utbetalning i början av avtalet för att säkerställa att UNISDR snabbt kommer igång med arbetet. Alla FN-organ har också kommit överens om att de ska integrera katastrofriskreducering i sin verksamhet. Detta åtagande återfinns i "UN Plan for Action on Disaster Risk Reduction for Resilience". I UNISDR:s arbete ingår att se till att detta görs och att samordna arbetet internt inom FN (här ingår även utvecklingsbankerna, andra multilateraler och regionala organisationer). UNISDR:s arbete syftar till att se till att målen för Sendairamverket uppnås. UNISDR har en egen strategi för 2016 - 2021 som innebär att: 1. Samordna, följa upp och utvärdera Sendairamverket, samt främja samstämmighet med Agenda 2030, klimatavtalet och andra globala överenskommelser. 2. Ge stöd till länder i planering och genomförande av insatser för att minska risker för katastrofer, genom ökad kunskap om risker, hjälpmedel för beslutsfattande, osv. Detta inkluderar att ta fram data för att synliggöra kostnader för förluster, skador och dödsfall pga katastrofer, samt att fastställa mål, indikatorer och baslinjer för utvecklingen av nationella strategier för katastrofriskreducering. 3. Bedriva påverkansarbete och främja partnerskap för att uppmärksamma frågorna och uppmuntra till handling av hela samhället. UNISDR samarbetar med flertalet grupper, t ex privata företag, städer, skolor, parlamentariker, representanter för vetenskap och teknik, minoriteter, osv. Verksamheten bedrivs på flera nivåer. På landnivå leds arbetet främst av UNDP då UNISDR själva inte genomför eller har verksamhet i länder. Inom ett land samlar man alla relevanta målgrupper för samarbete i sk "nationella plattformar" (finns t ex i Burkina Faso, Uganda, Kenya och Tanzania). UNISDR/UNDP modererar samarbetet, ser till att genomförandet sker enligt Sendairamverket och att lärdomar tas om hand och förs upp till regional och global nivå. Regionalt samarbetar UNISDR nära de regionala ekonomiska kommissionerna, t ex Afrikanska unionens kommission i Addis, ECOWAS, EAC, etc. och de samma gäller i Asien. På global nivå träffas man vart annat år för att stämma av hur det går med implementeringen av Sendairamverket, utbyta erfarenheter och ta hand om lärdomar från det regionala och nationella arbetet. UNISDR:s strategi har brutits ned i ett antal arbetsprogram. För Sida är det särskilt två program som är av intresse: - Urban riskhantering och resiliens: vilket syftar till att öka resiliens och minska risker för katastrofer i städer, inklusive skolor och sjukhus. - Klimatresiliens: med målet att integrera katastrofriskreducering och klimatrisker i nationella klimatanpassningsplaner, samt att öka riskmedvetenheten hos företag. Den omfattande utbetalningen för 2016 motiveras eftersom att ingen utbetalning från Sidas Humanitära enhet har gjorts 2016 (varifrån stödet övertas), samt att flyktingkrisen i Europa resulterade i att flera givare var försenade eller drog in sina utbetalningar 2016. Detta har lett till förseningar i utförandet av aktiviteter som har flyttats fram och stora behov av ytterligare finansiering finns. För att snabbt och effektivt kunna komma igång med arbetet att genomföra Sendairamverket och inte tappa fart bedömer Sida att det krävs en större summa i ett initialt skede. Bedömningen är också att UNISDR har kapacitet att ta emot ett större belopp, att verksamheten är underfinansierad och att ytterligare medel krävs för att UNISDR ska kunna utföra sitt viktiga uppdrag att leda arbete inom Sendairamverket. På grund av att den svenska resultatstrategin för globala insatser för miljö- och klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling 2014-2017 går mot sitt slut 2017 finns ej för närvarande utrymme för större belopp för åren 2017-2018. Förhoppningen är dock att UNISDR:s verksamhet kommer att vara fortsatt högt prioriterad i den nya resultatstrategin fr.om 2018. Avslutningsvis utgör insatsen en del av Sidas åtagande för 2016 inom ramen för "Global Resilience Partnership" (GRP), där Sida förutom det direkta samarbetet med GRP, också identifierat ett antal insatser inom resiliens varav UNISDSR bedöms vara en av de viktigaste aktörerna. UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) är FNs organ för katastrofriskreducering vars mål är att minska och förebygga risker för katastrofer, samt mänskliga och ekonomiska förluster kopplade till katastrofer (främst naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar men även andra kriser) samt att bygga resilienta samhällen. UNDDR är inget eget program utan utgör en del av FN-sekretariatet. 185 länder enades 2015 i Sendai, Japan, om ett 15-årigt ramverk för katastrofriskreducering 2015-2030. UNDRR har fått i uppdrag av FNs generalförsamling att leda arbetet med att genomföra ramverket. Målen med Sendaiöverenskommelsen handlar om att minska antalet dödsfall och skadade p.g.a. katastrofer, minska ekonomiska förluster och skador på infrastruktur och service (t.ex. sjukhus, skolor), öka antalet länder som har strategier för katastrofriskreducering, öka stödet till utvecklingsländer samt stärka tillgången till information om katastrofrisker och varningssystem (så kallde "early warning systems"). Med Sendairamverket går man från att hantera uppkomna katastrofer till att fokusera på att hantera risk, förebygga och skapa motståndskraft mot katastrofer innan de sker. Sidas stöd har utgått som ett icke öronmärkt programstöd, dvs stöd till UNDRRs hela programverksamhet uttryckt i dess strategi för 2016-2021. Den strategin hade fokus på följande punkter: 1. Att samordna, följa upp och utvärdera Sendairamverket samt främja samstämmighet med Agenda 2030, klimatavtalet och andra globala överenskommelser. 2. Ge stöd till länder i planering och genomförande av insatser för att minska risker för katastrofer genom ökad kunskap om risker och hjälpmedel för beslutsfattande. Detta inkluderar att ta fram data för att synliggöra kostnader för förluster, skador och dödsfall vid katastorfer samt att fastställa mål, indikatorer och baslinjer för utvecklingen av nationella strategier för katastrofriskreducering. 3. Bedriva påverkansarbete och främja partnerskap för att uppmärksamma frågorna och uppmuntra till handling av hela samhället. UNDRR samarbetar med många olika aktörer så som privata företag, städer, skolor, parlamentariker, representanter för vetenskap och teknik, minoriteter m. fl. UNDRRs verksamhet bedrivs på flera olika nivåer. På landnivå leds arbetet främst av UNDP då UNDRR själva inte genomför eller har någon omfattande verksamhet i länder. Inom ett land samlar man alla relevanta målgrupper för samarbete i så kallade "nationella plattformar" (finns t. ex. i Burkina Faso, Uganda, Kenya och Tanzania). UNDRR och UNDP modererar samarbetet, ser till att genomförandet sker enligt Sendairamverket och att lärdomar tas om hand och förs upp till regional och global nivå. Regionalt samarbetar UNDRR nära de regionala ekonomiska kommissionerna, t ex Afrikanska unionens kommission, ECOWAS, EAC etc. och det samma gäller i Asien. På global nivå träffas man vart annat år för att stämma av hur det går med implementeringen av Sendairamverket, utbyta erfarenheter och omhänderta lärdomar från det regionala och nationella arbetet. Nästa globala möte hålls i maj 2022 (GP2022). UNDRRs strategi har brutits ned i ett antal arbetsprogram. För Sida är det särskilt två program som har varit av intresse: 1. Urban riskhantering och resiliens: vilket syftar till att öka resiliens och minska risker för katastrofer i städer, inklusive skolor och sjukhus. 2. Klimatresiliens: med målet att integrera katastrofriskreducering och klimatrisker i nationella klimatanpassningsplaner, samt att öka riskmedvetenheten hos företag. Sweden UNDRR/United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDRR/United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 20000000 30000000 0 0 0 20000000 30000000 30000000 0 0 0 0 0 80000000 UNDRR/United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction 30000000 UNDRR/United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction 20000000 UNDRR/United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction 30000000 UNDRR/United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10260-10260A0103 Sweden Support to UNISDR regarding disaster risk reduction Beslutsnr. 2016-004183 Beredningen gällde stöd om totalt 75 miljoner SEK för 2016-2018 till FN:s organ för katastrofriskreducering - UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR). 2018 gjordes ett tilläggsavtal på ytterligare totalt 75 MSEK för 2018-2020. UNISDR:s mål är att minska och förebygga risker för katastrofer, samt mänskliga och ekonomiska förluster kopplade till katastrofer, främst naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar men även andra kriser, samt att bygga resilienta samhällen. Till grund för Sidas beslut ligger UNISDR:s strategi för 2016-2021 ("UNISDR Strategic Framework 2016-2021), som är nedbruten i ett program för 2016-2019 ("Work Programme 2016-2019"), inklusive budget, resultatramverk, mm. Sidas finansiering är icke-öronmärkt och stödjer genomförandet av hela UNISDR:s strategi och program. Sidas medel går till en givargemensam fond sk."trust fund". Det innebär att Sidas medel inte särredovisas utan Sida erhåller en konsoliderad finansiell redovisning som är reviderad enligt FN:s regelverk och vi kräver inte heller någon separat rapportering eller slutrapport. Implementeringsperioden för Sidas medel är 2016-2018, dvs. tre år. UNISDR är inget eget program utan utgör en del av FN-sekretariatet. Det skapades 1999 med syftet att bistå i implementeringen av "the International Strategy for Disaster Reduction". Arbetet leds av en Assistant Secretary General/Special Representative of the Secretary-General. Huvudkontoret ligger i Genève och det finns fem regionala kontor som täcker alla världsdelar (bl.a. i Nairobi, Kairo och Bangkok), två subregionala kontor (bl.a. i Addis), två "liason offices" och tre landkontor. UNISDR har totalt 117 anställda. 185 länder enades i Sendai, Japan, år 2015 om ett nytt 15-årigt ramverk för katastrofriskreducering 2015-2030. UNISDR hade en mycket central roll i framtagandet av detta och har fått i uppdrag av FN:s generalförsamling att leda arbetet med att genomföra det samma. Målen med Sendariöverenskommelsen handlar om att minska antalet dödsfall och skadade pga katastrofer, minska ekonomiska förluster och skador på infrastruktur och service (sjukhus, skolor), öka antalet länder som har strategier för katastrofriskreducering , öka stödet till utvecklingsländer, samt stärka tillgången till information om katastrofrisker och "early warning systems". I och med Sendai har man gått från att hantera katastrofer till att fokusera på att hantera risk, förebygga och skapa motståndskraft mot katastrofer. Om målen för hållbar utveckling ska nås krävs ökade investeringar i utveckling och resiliens. Sendairamverket utgör för första gången en gemensam plattform för att uppnå Agenda 2030 och katastrofriskreducering återfinns i 25 targets och i 10 av 17 mål. Det brådskar dock då man har mindre än 15 år på sig att nå målen, vilket motiverar att Sida gör en större utbetalning i början av avtalet för att säkerställa att UNISDR snabbt kommer igång med arbetet. Alla FN-organ har också kommit överens om att de ska integrera katastrofriskreducering i sin verksamhet. Detta åtagande återfinns i "UN Plan for Action on Disaster Risk Reduction for Resilience". I UNISDR:s arbete ingår att se till att detta görs och att samordna arbetet internt inom FN (här ingår även utvecklingsbankerna, andra multilateraler och regionala organisationer). UNISDR:s arbete syftar till att se till att målen för Sendairamverket uppnås. UNISDR har en egen strategi för 2016 - 2021 som innebär att: 1. Samordna, följa upp och utvärdera Sendairamverket, samt främja samstämmighet med Agenda 2030, klimatavtalet och andra globala överenskommelser. 2. Ge stöd till länder i planering och genomförande av insatser för att minska risker för katastrofer, genom ökad kunskap om risker, hjälpmedel för beslutsfattande, osv. Detta inkluderar att ta fram data för att synliggöra kostnader för förluster, skador och dödsfall pga katastrofer, samt att fastställa mål, indikatorer och baslinjer för utvecklingen av nationella strategier för katastrofriskreducering. 3. Bedriva påverkansarbete och främja partnerskap för att uppmärksamma frågorna och uppmuntra till handling av hela samhället. UNISDR samarbetar med flertalet grupper, t ex privata företag, städer, skolor, parlamentariker, representanter för vetenskap och teknik, minoriteter, osv. Verksamheten bedrivs på flera nivåer. På landnivå leds arbetet främst av UNDP då UNISDR själva inte genomför eller har verksamhet i länder. Inom ett land samlar man alla relevanta målgrupper för samarbete i sk "nationella plattformar" (finns t ex i Burkina Faso, Uganda, Kenya och Tanzania). UNISDR/UNDP modererar samarbetet, ser till att genomförandet sker enligt Sendairamverket och att lärdomar tas om hand och förs upp till regional och global nivå. Regionalt samarbetar UNISDR nära de regionala ekonomiska kommissionerna, t ex Afrikanska unionens kommission i Addis, ECOWAS, EAC, etc. och de samma gäller i Asien. På global nivå träffas man vart annat år för att stämma av hur det går med implementeringen av Sendairamverket, utbyta erfarenheter och ta hand om lärdomar från det regionala och nationella arbetet. UNISDR:s strategi har brutits ned i ett antal arbetsprogram. För Sida är det särskilt två program som är av intresse: - Urban riskhantering och resiliens: vilket syftar till att öka resiliens och minska risker för katastrofer i städer, inklusive skolor och sjukhus. - Klimatresiliens: med målet att integrera katastrofriskreducering och klimatrisker i nationella klimatanpassningsplaner, samt att öka riskmedvetenheten hos företag. Den omfattande utbetalningen för 2016 motiveras eftersom att ingen utbetalning från Sidas Humanitära enhet har gjorts 2016 (varifrån stödet övertas), samt att flyktingkrisen i Europa resulterade i att flera givare var försenade eller drog in sina utbetalningar 2016. Detta har lett till förseningar i utförandet av aktiviteter som har flyttats fram och stora behov av ytterligare finansiering finns. För att snabbt och effektivt kunna komma igång med arbetet att genomföra Sendairamverket och inte tappa fart bedömer Sida att det krävs en större summa i ett initialt skede. Bedömningen är också att UNISDR har kapacitet att ta emot ett större belopp, att verksamheten är underfinansierad och att ytterligare medel krävs för att UNISDR ska kunna utföra sitt viktiga uppdrag att leda arbete inom Sendairamverket. På grund av att den svenska resultatstrategin för globala insatser för miljö- och klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling 2014-2017 går mot sitt slut 2017 finns ej för närvarande utrymme för större belopp för åren 2017-2018. Förhoppningen är dock att UNISDR:s verksamhet kommer att vara fortsatt högt prioriterad i den nya resultatstrategin fr.om 2018. Avslutningsvis utgör insatsen en del av Sidas åtagande för 2016 inom ramen för "Global Resilience Partnership" (GRP), där Sida förutom det direkta samarbetet med GRP, också identifierat ett antal insatser inom resiliens varav UNISDSR bedöms vara en av de viktigaste aktörerna. UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) är FNs organ för katastrofriskreducering vars mål är att minska och förebygga risker för katastrofer, samt mänskliga och ekonomiska förluster kopplade till katastrofer (främst naturkatastrofer och klimatförändringar men även andra kriser) samt att bygga resilienta samhällen. UNDDR är inget eget program utan utgör en del av FN-sekretariatet. 185 länder enades 2015 i Sendai, Japan, om ett 15-årigt ramverk för katastrofriskreducering 2015-2030. UNDRR har fått i uppdrag av FNs generalförsamling att leda arbetet med att genomföra ramverket. Målen med Sendaiöverenskommelsen handlar om att minska antalet dödsfall och skadade p.g.a. katastrofer, minska ekonomiska förluster och skador på infrastruktur och service (t.ex. sjukhus, skolor), öka antalet länder som har strategier för katastrofriskreducering, öka stödet till utvecklingsländer samt stärka tillgången till information om katastrofrisker och varningssystem (så kallde "early warning systems"). Med Sendairamverket går man från att hantera uppkomna katastrofer till att fokusera på att hantera risk, förebygga och skapa motståndskraft mot katastrofer innan de sker. Sidas stöd har utgått som ett icke öronmärkt programstöd, dvs stöd till UNDRRs hela programverksamhet uttryckt i dess strategi för 2016-2021. Den strategin hade fokus på följande punkter: 1. Att samordna, följa upp och utvärdera Sendairamverket samt främja samstämmighet med Agenda 2030, klimatavtalet och andra globala överenskommelser. 2. Ge stöd till länder i planering och genomförande av insatser för att minska risker för katastrofer genom ökad kunskap om risker och hjälpmedel för beslutsfattande. Detta inkluderar att ta fram data för att synliggöra kostnader för förluster, skador och dödsfall vid katastorfer samt att fastställa mål, indikatorer och baslinjer för utvecklingen av nationella strategier för katastrofriskreducering. 3. Bedriva påverkansarbete och främja partnerskap för att uppmärksamma frågorna och uppmuntra till handling av hela samhället. UNDRR samarbetar med många olika aktörer så som privata företag, städer, skolor, parlamentariker, representanter för vetenskap och teknik, minoriteter m. fl. UNDRRs verksamhet bedrivs på flera olika nivåer. På landnivå leds arbetet främst av UNDP då UNDRR själva inte genomför eller har någon omfattande verksamhet i länder. Inom ett land samlar man alla relevanta målgrupper för samarbete i så kallade "nationella plattformar" (finns t. ex. i Burkina Faso, Uganda, Kenya och Tanzania). UNDRR och UNDP modererar samarbetet, ser till att genomförandet sker enligt Sendairamverket och att lärdomar tas om hand och förs upp till regional och global nivå. Regionalt samarbetar UNDRR nära de regionala ekonomiska kommissionerna, t ex Afrikanska unionens kommission, ECOWAS, EAC etc. och det samma gäller i Asien. På global nivå träffas man vart annat år för att stämma av hur det går med implementeringen av Sendairamverket, utbyta erfarenheter och omhänderta lärdomar från det regionala och nationella arbetet. Nästa globala möte hålls i maj 2022 (GP2022). UNDRRs strategi har brutits ned i ett antal arbetsprogram. För Sida är det särskilt två program som har varit av intresse: 1. Urban riskhantering och resiliens: vilket syftar till att öka resiliens och minska risker för katastrofer i städer, inklusive skolor och sjukhus. 2. Klimatresiliens: med målet att integrera katastrofriskreducering och klimatrisker i nationella klimatanpassningsplaner, samt att öka riskmedvetenheten hos företag. Sweden UNDRR/United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDRR/United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 11.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet dödsfall och antalet människor som drabbas av katastrofer, inklusive vattenrelaterade katastrofer. Även tillse att de direkta ekonomiska förlusterna till följd av sådana katastrofer, i form av lägre global BNP, minskar väsentligt. Särskilt fokus bör ligga på att skydda de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer. 11.5 - By 2030, significantly reduce the number of deaths and the number of people affected and substantially decrease the direct economic losses relative to global gross domestic product caused by disasters, including water-related disasters, with a focus on protecting the poor and people in vulnerable situations. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 20000000 20000000 UNDRR/United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction 20000000 UNDRR/United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10379 Sweden Humanitarian support framework 2017-2019 through Save the Children Sweden. This decision is a supplementary action decision to the agreement with Rädda Barnens Riksförbund i Sverige (RBS) on contributions to the "RBS humanitarian work 2017-2019" program. The program aims to meet the humanitarian needs of children and to protect children from violence and neglect in humanitarian crisis situations. Special focus in the Program is "children in armed conflicts". RBS is part of Save the Children International (SCI), which together has the expertise to respond to emerging crisis situations concerning the protection of children in close cooperation with local partners. RBS is one of the few partners to Sida that has a focus on protecting children and anchoring children's rights in humanitarian crises. The program proposal for 2018 includes: - Sudan (4,000,000 kroner) which concerns protection for girls and boys affected by the conflict in northern and central Darfur. - Iraq (4,000,000 kroner) which concerns the protection of girls and boys in Ninewa who are exposed to violence and exploitation and are affected by the conflict in the country. - Syria (SEK 7,000,000), which concerns support for the most vulnerable children for protection efforts in the ongoing conflict in the country. - Yemen (15,000,000 kroner), which concerns protection from violence for the most vulnerable children in war zones. - RRM (26,000,000 kroner), unallocated funds for new/worsening crises during the year. - Method support (SEK 2,300,000), which relates to support for RBS's work/secondment to UNICEF for shared chairmanship of the Alliance for Child Protection. Already decided multi-year project proposals for 2018 include: - The Democratic Republic of the Congo (7,000,000 kroner) relating to the protection of children from violence in South Kivu, which is the second year of a three-year effort. - Lebanon (5,000,000 kroner), which concerns improved national systems for child protection in order to, among other things, prevent child recruitment into the ongoing conflict in Syria. This is the second year of a three-year effort. - Thematic/capacity support/surge capacity (10,000,000 kroner), the support relates to enhanced thematic support within e.g. follow-up and child protection, as well as continued development of quality assurance within RBS and contributions to the disaster preparedness pool. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Rädda Barnens Riksförbund i Sverige (RBS) om bidrag till Programmet "RBS humanitära arbete 2017-2019". Programmet syftar till att möta barns humanitära behov och att skydda barn mot våld och försummelse i humanitära krissituationer. Speciellt fokus i Programmet är "barn i väpnade konflikter". RBS är en del av Rädda Barnen globalt (Save the Children International, SCI) som tillsammans har expertis för att svara på uppkomna krissituationer rörande skydd av barn i nära samarbete med lokala partners. RBS är en av få samarbetsparter till Sida som har ett fokus på skydd av barn och förankring av barns rättigheter i humanitära kriser. RBS är en av Sidas tio-talet partnerorganisationer för humanitärt bistånd sedan 2013, då ett stort antal organisationer utvärderades i syfte att ingå längre ramavtal med Sida för humanitärt stöd. Sida utför årligen en humanitär allokeringsprocess som sedan ligger till grund för vilka organisationer, landprojekt och tematiska-/kapacitetsstärkande projekt som ska beviljas finansiellt stöd. I enlighet med denna process, bedömer Sida det relevant att under 2018 stödja RBS humanitära Program i 6 länder, och att bidra med RRM-medel (Rapid Response Mechanism), samt stödja ett antal tematiska-/kapacitetsstärkande områden. Sida har i huvudsak goda erfarenheter från tidigare samarbete med RBS och dess humanitära insatser. Sida baserar detta på resultaten från en extern utvärdering (SIPU 2016), RBS resultatrapportering, samt Sidas fältuppföljningar (som genomförts i 27 länder) under 2017. RBS har också minskat sin responstid för att svara på akuta krissituationer med drygt 50% (från flera veckor till maximalt 4-7 dagar) under 2017. Detta har gjort att RBS kommer in snabbare än ett flertal andra humanitära aktörer i kriser. Genom att slussa Sidas RRM-medel, efter godkännande av Sida, genom SCIs globala katastroffond, har detta blivit möjligt, först på pilotbasis under 2017, och från 2018 på längre sikt. Under 2013 slutfördes en omstrukturering av Rädda Barnens organisation internationellt. Omorganisationens genomförande globalt har tagit tid och i vissa kontexter pågår den fortfarande. Den har förändrat Rädda Barnens globala organisationsstruktur och styrning med syfte att harmonisera organisationens processer och system för att standardisera och kvalitetssäkra planering, programuppföljning, personalsäkerhet, finansiell kontroll med mera. Viss finjustering med att synkronisera systemen inom organisationen globalt fortsätter, bl.a. inom RBS, under 2017-2019. Sidas relevansbedömning av de landspecifika projekten för 2018 och de två fleråriga stöden för 2018 och 2019 baseras, som tidigare sagts, på en global behovsbedömning som görs årligen av Sida/HUM. Samtliga projekt har också granskats av relevanta geografiska handläggare på Sida/HUM samt av relevanta ambassader. Sida bedömer att RBS i huvudsak uppnår Sidas krav avseende förväntade resultat, men att RBS bl.a. behöver fortsätta förbättra sin rapportering (inklusive resultatramverk med mätbara mål och tydlig förändringsteori) till Sida för att möjliggöra en bättre resultatanalys. Under 2018 föreslår RBS också att fortsätta fokusera på vidareutveckling av kvalitetssäkring och uppföljning av landkontorens genomförande av insatserna. RBS kommer också att följa innovationsfonden, HIFs (Humanitarian Innovation Fund), arbete närmare under året. HIF kommer att påbörja aktiviteter igen med Sida-finansiering under 2018. Under 2017 utbetalades inga Sida-medel till HIF då resultaten från en utvärdering och revision av tidigare samarbete inväntades. Genomförandet av rekommendationerna från dessa kommer att följas noggrannt av RBS under året. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3. och avser andra året av ett treårigt avtal och omfattar totalt 80 300 000 kronor, varav 58 300 000 kronor är för nya insatser år 2018, och 22 000 000 kronor är för redan beslutade insatser år 2018. Tidigare beslutade medel för 2018 var 25 000 000 SEK. Av dessa medel kommer 3 MSEK inte att användas under 2018 (metodstöd HIF) och har därför återförts av Sida/HUM. Programförslaget för 2018 innehåller: - Sudan (4 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd till flickor och pojkar som påverkas av konflikten i norra och centrala Darfur. - Irak (4 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd till flickor och pojkar i Ninewa som utsätts för våld och utnyttjande och påverkas av konflikten i landet. - Syrien (7 000 000 kronor), vilket rör stöd till de mest utsatta barnen för skyddsinsatser i den pågående konflikten i landet. - Jemen (15 000 000 kronor), vilken rör skydd från våld för de mest utsatta barnen i krigsområden. - RRM (26 000 000 kronor), oallokerade medel för nya/förvärrade kriser under året. - Metodstöd (2 300 000 kronor), vilket rör stöd till RBS arbete/sekondering till UNICEF för delat ordförandeskap i Alliance for Child Protection. Redan beslutade fleråriga projektförslag för 2018 innehåller: - Demokratiska republiken Kongo (7 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd av barn från våld i Sydkivu, vilket är andra året av en treårig insats. - Libanon (5 000 000 kronor), vilken rör förbättrade nationella system för barnskydd för att bl.a. förhindra barnrekrytering till pågående konflikt i Syrien. Detta är andra året av en treårig insats. - Tematiskt/kapacitetsstöd/surgekapacitet (10 000 000 kronor), stödet rör förstärkt tematiskt stöd inom t.ex. uppföljning och barnskydd, samt fortsatt utveckling av kvalitetssäkring inom RBS och bidrag till katastrofberedskapspool. Totalt för 2018 att utbetala är 80 300 000 SEK. ORGANISATION RBS är en del av Rädda Barnen-nätverket genom SCI som består av 29 medlemsorganisationer globalt med ca 25 000 anställda, varav 250 arbetar inom RBS. SCIs huvudkontor finns i London, Storbritannien, och inom dess organisation finns 7 regionala kontor och 54 landkontor som täcker 61 landprogram. RBS bidrar också med ett flertal personer till SCIs centrala register av katastrof/surge-personer som snabbt kan kallas in i krissituationer. I huvudsak vidareförmedlas alla Sidas medel från RBS via SCI till Rädda Barnens olika genomförande landkontor. För 2018 kommer ungefär 85% att vidareförmedlas till landkontoren och resterande 15% av Sidas medel kommer att finnas kvar hos RBS för tematiskt- och kapacitetsstöd (bl.a. för förbättrad kvalitetssäkring) samt metodstöd för globala barnalliansen (8%). Resterande 7% tillkommer RBS för att täcka administrationskostnader (detta tillfaller RBS som helhet, inte enbart dess humanitära enhet). ÖVRIGT Sida bedömer att samtliga medel för Programmet ska betalas ut omgående för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av projekten till början av 2018. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av den humanitära insatsen utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. RBS ges i avtalet fortsatt flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en projektbudget inom ett land på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möta humanitära behov. Övrig omallokering kräver Sidas godkännande. Det bör också påpekas att ett avsteg har gjorts från de Allmänna villkoren (artikel 5.3) i avtalet mellan Sida och RBS vad gäller äganderätten till utrustning, fordon och varor som belastat RBS budget: Mot bakgrund av att insatsen är humanitär behöver de senare inte överföras till lokal samarbetspart och/eller slutmottagare i slutet av programmets avtalsperiod. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredningen och uppföljningen av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Syftet med insatsen är att svara upp mot barns humanitära behov i de länder som identifierats inom ramen för avtalet mellan Sida och Rädda Barnen 2017-2020 och Sida har också gett stöd till Rädda Barnen inom ramen för snabbinsatsmekanismen RRM för att möjliggöra för Rädda Barnen att svara upp mot plötsligt uppkomna eller kraftigt förvärrade kriser under årets gång. Under avtalsperioden har det inbegripit Mozambique, Mali, Niger, Irak, Jemen, Libanon, Syrien, Etiopien, Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Demokratiska republiken Kongo samt Nordkorea. Slutligen ges så kallade metod- och kapacitetsstöd till Rädda Barnen. Metodstödet syftar till att stärka det humanitära systemet i stort, bl.a. genom Rädda Barnens arbete med de så kallade minimikraven för skydd av barn. Kapacitetsstödet ges för att stärka Rädda Barnen-organisationens kapacitet att svara upp mot de humanitära behoven i de länder där de arbetar, t.ex. genom operationellt stöd.  Det tema som genomsyrar insatsen är skydd av barn - ett område inom vilket Rädda Barnen har gedigen erfarenhet och kompetens. Rädda Barnen är således en av Sidas viktigaste partners för barnskyddsfrågor.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Bangladesh Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Ethiopia Iraq Kenya Korea (the Democratic People's Republic of) Lebanon Mali Mozambique Niger (the) Sudan (the) Somalia Syrian Arab Republic Yemen Developing countries, unspecified Relief co-ordination and support services Material relief assistance and services Emergency food assistance Sectors not specified Emergency Response Unallocated / Unspecified Under avtalsperioden 2017-2020 mellan Rädda Barnen Sverige och Sida HUM, så har organisationen gått från att i huvudsak rapportera sina resultat på output-nivå till att rapportera resultatet av sin verksamhet på en mer övergripande nivå (outcomes). Under avtalsperioden har Rädda Barnen Sverige bland annat: - lett utvecklingen av policys och standardiserade men anpassningsbara verktyg för Civil-Militär koordinering och kontakt med icke-statliga väpnade grupper. - Etablerat ett barnvänligt center i Afghanistan, som försåg barn och deras familjer med en plats där deras välmående kunde undersökas och där de kunde delta i en rad olika lekar och lärande aktiviteter för att bidra till deras skydd och välbefinnande. Rädda Barnen fick därmed även chansen att möta barnens föräldrar och kunde utbilda dem inom en rad olika frågor, och även uppmuntra föräldrarna om vikten av att skola sin barn, och det rapporterades att verksamheten som bedrivs i och omkring det barnvänliga centret var starkt förankrat och accepterat i det lokala samhället. - Tagit fram verktyg och riktlinjer, tillsammans med The Alliance for Child Protection in Humanitarian Action, för att bredda och stärka arbetet med att förebygga och stötta överlevare av Sexuellt och Könsbaserat Våld (SGBV). Inom detta arbete identifierades en rad utmaningar kring SGBV kopplat till tillträde, säkerhet, kulturella och religiösa övertygelser. Som ett resultat av arbetet kunde Rädda Barnen se tydliga framsteg under avtalsperioden, bl.a. i Sudan där kvinnors deltagande inom aktiviteter ämnade att förebygga våld mot barn, inklusive barnäktenskap och könsstympning, innebar att det annars tabubelagda ämnet kunde diskuteras mer öppet. Som ett resultat av denna skiftning och samarbetet med kvinnor från lokalsamhället och lokala myndigheter kunde Rädda Barnen se att mer resurser gjordes tillgängliga för en mer holistisk ansats och att antalet rapporterade fall av våld och övergrepp mot barn ökade, samt att 90% av de inrapporterade fallen innebar att barnen fick tillgång till stöd och vård. - Mellan 2018 och 2020 arbetade Rädda Barnen aktivt med att stärka skyddet av barn som påverkats av väpnad konflikt i 17 länder, inklusive arbetet med att möta behoven för de barn som utsatts för övergrepp eller allvarliga kränkningar av barns rättigheter. Sexuellt våld var den mest utmanande kränkningen att bemöta, mycket på grund av stigmatisering, tvångsgiften mellan offer och förgriparen eller på grund av att våldet är dolt i hemmet eller i områden som kontrolleras av väpnade grupper. - I samband med sitt hundraårsjubileum år 2019 åtog sig Rädda Barnen att utveckla en policy och processer för Centrality of Protection (CoP) för att uppmuntra och visa vägen vad gäller att integrera skydd i humanitär verksamhet, vilket resulterat i att Rädda Barnen nu är bättre utrustade för att på ett integrerat och holistiskt sätt kunna förebygga skydd och säkerställa tillgång till skyddstjänster i sin verksamhet. Ett sådant exempel är hur Rädda Barnen i Irak arbetade med lokala volontärer i konfliktdrabbade områden i Irak för att förse flickor och pojkar i konfliktdrabbade samhällen med psykosocialt stöd. Utöver de mer övergripande resultaten för hela överenskommelsen bidrog Sidas stöd till Rädda Barnen Sverige under 2020 till att Rädda Barnen kunde nå 24,000 människor med multisektoriellt stöd, att 171,000 nåddes av aktiviteter inom vatten och sanitet, att 4,100 barn fick tillgång till utbildning, att 175,000 tog del av sjukvård och hälsovård, att 1,000 erhöll försörjningsstöd, att 2,400 tilldelades material och att 55,000 nåddes av olika skyddsaktiviteter. Under avtalsperioden har Rädda Barnen i allt högre utsträckning gått över till kontantstöd (cash and voucher assistance) och under 2020 överfördes 6,430,005 SEK till nära 24,000 mottagare, utöver de totalt 346,000 som under året nåddes av Rädda Barnens stöd och aktiviteter. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10379-10379A0101-H Sweden Humanitarian support framework 2017-2019 through Save the Children Sweden. This decision is a supplementary action decision to the agreement with Rädda Barnens Riksförbund i Sverige (RBS) on contributions to the "RBS humanitarian work 2017-2019" program. The program aims to meet the humanitarian needs of children and to protect children from violence and neglect in humanitarian crisis situations. Special focus in the Program is "children in armed conflicts". RBS is part of Save the Children International (SCI), which together has the expertise to respond to emerging crisis situations concerning the protection of children in close cooperation with local partners. RBS is one of the few partners to Sida that has a focus on protecting children and anchoring children's rights in humanitarian crises. The program proposal for 2018 includes: - Sudan (4,000,000 kroner) which concerns protection for girls and boys affected by the conflict in northern and central Darfur. - Iraq (4,000,000 kroner) which concerns the protection of girls and boys in Ninewa who are exposed to violence and exploitation and are affected by the conflict in the country. - Syria (SEK 7,000,000), which concerns support for the most vulnerable children for protection efforts in the ongoing conflict in the country. - Yemen (15,000,000 kroner), which concerns protection from violence for the most vulnerable children in war zones. - RRM (26,000,000 kroner), unallocated funds for new/worsening crises during the year. - Method support (SEK 2,300,000), which relates to support for RBS's work/secondment to UNICEF for shared chairmanship of the Alliance for Child Protection. Already decided multi-year project proposals for 2018 include: - The Democratic Republic of the Congo (7,000,000 kroner) relating to the protection of children from violence in South Kivu, which is the second year of a three-year effort. - Lebanon (5,000,000 kroner), which concerns improved national systems for child protection in order to, among other things, prevent child recruitment into the ongoing conflict in Syria. This is the second year of a three-year effort. - Thematic/capacity support/surge capacity (10,000,000 kroner), the support relates to enhanced thematic support within e.g. follow-up and child protection, as well as continued development of quality assurance within RBS and contributions to the disaster preparedness pool. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Rädda Barnens Riksförbund i Sverige (RBS) om bidrag till Programmet "RBS humanitära arbete 2017-2019". Programmet syftar till att möta barns humanitära behov och att skydda barn mot våld och försummelse i humanitära krissituationer. Speciellt fokus i Programmet är "barn i väpnade konflikter". RBS är en del av Rädda Barnen globalt (Save the Children International, SCI) som tillsammans har expertis för att svara på uppkomna krissituationer rörande skydd av barn i nära samarbete med lokala partners. RBS är en av få samarbetsparter till Sida som har ett fokus på skydd av barn och förankring av barns rättigheter i humanitära kriser. RBS är en av Sidas tio-talet partnerorganisationer för humanitärt bistånd sedan 2013, då ett stort antal organisationer utvärderades i syfte att ingå längre ramavtal med Sida för humanitärt stöd. Sida utför årligen en humanitär allokeringsprocess som sedan ligger till grund för vilka organisationer, landprojekt och tematiska-/kapacitetsstärkande projekt som ska beviljas finansiellt stöd. I enlighet med denna process, bedömer Sida det relevant att under 2018 stödja RBS humanitära Program i 6 länder, och att bidra med RRM-medel (Rapid Response Mechanism), samt stödja ett antal tematiska-/kapacitetsstärkande områden. Sida har i huvudsak goda erfarenheter från tidigare samarbete med RBS och dess humanitära insatser. Sida baserar detta på resultaten från en extern utvärdering (SIPU 2016), RBS resultatrapportering, samt Sidas fältuppföljningar (som genomförts i 27 länder) under 2017. RBS har också minskat sin responstid för att svara på akuta krissituationer med drygt 50% (från flera veckor till maximalt 4-7 dagar) under 2017. Detta har gjort att RBS kommer in snabbare än ett flertal andra humanitära aktörer i kriser. Genom att slussa Sidas RRM-medel, efter godkännande av Sida, genom SCIs globala katastroffond, har detta blivit möjligt, först på pilotbasis under 2017, och från 2018 på längre sikt. Under 2013 slutfördes en omstrukturering av Rädda Barnens organisation internationellt. Omorganisationens genomförande globalt har tagit tid och i vissa kontexter pågår den fortfarande. Den har förändrat Rädda Barnens globala organisationsstruktur och styrning med syfte att harmonisera organisationens processer och system för att standardisera och kvalitetssäkra planering, programuppföljning, personalsäkerhet, finansiell kontroll med mera. Viss finjustering med att synkronisera systemen inom organisationen globalt fortsätter, bl.a. inom RBS, under 2017-2019. Sidas relevansbedömning av de landspecifika projekten för 2018 och de två fleråriga stöden för 2018 och 2019 baseras, som tidigare sagts, på en global behovsbedömning som görs årligen av Sida/HUM. Samtliga projekt har också granskats av relevanta geografiska handläggare på Sida/HUM samt av relevanta ambassader. Sida bedömer att RBS i huvudsak uppnår Sidas krav avseende förväntade resultat, men att RBS bl.a. behöver fortsätta förbättra sin rapportering (inklusive resultatramverk med mätbara mål och tydlig förändringsteori) till Sida för att möjliggöra en bättre resultatanalys. Under 2018 föreslår RBS också att fortsätta fokusera på vidareutveckling av kvalitetssäkring och uppföljning av landkontorens genomförande av insatserna. RBS kommer också att följa innovationsfonden, HIFs (Humanitarian Innovation Fund), arbete närmare under året. HIF kommer att påbörja aktiviteter igen med Sida-finansiering under 2018. Under 2017 utbetalades inga Sida-medel till HIF då resultaten från en utvärdering och revision av tidigare samarbete inväntades. Genomförandet av rekommendationerna från dessa kommer att följas noggrannt av RBS under året. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3. och avser andra året av ett treårigt avtal och omfattar totalt 80 300 000 kronor, varav 58 300 000 kronor är för nya insatser år 2018, och 22 000 000 kronor är för redan beslutade insatser år 2018. Tidigare beslutade medel för 2018 var 25 000 000 SEK. Av dessa medel kommer 3 MSEK inte att användas under 2018 (metodstöd HIF) och har därför återförts av Sida/HUM. Programförslaget för 2018 innehåller: - Sudan (4 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd till flickor och pojkar som påverkas av konflikten i norra och centrala Darfur. - Irak (4 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd till flickor och pojkar i Ninewa som utsätts för våld och utnyttjande och påverkas av konflikten i landet. - Syrien (7 000 000 kronor), vilket rör stöd till de mest utsatta barnen för skyddsinsatser i den pågående konflikten i landet. - Jemen (15 000 000 kronor), vilken rör skydd från våld för de mest utsatta barnen i krigsområden. - RRM (26 000 000 kronor), oallokerade medel för nya/förvärrade kriser under året. - Metodstöd (2 300 000 kronor), vilket rör stöd till RBS arbete/sekondering till UNICEF för delat ordförandeskap i Alliance for Child Protection. Redan beslutade fleråriga projektförslag för 2018 innehåller: - Demokratiska republiken Kongo (7 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd av barn från våld i Sydkivu, vilket är andra året av en treårig insats. - Libanon (5 000 000 kronor), vilken rör förbättrade nationella system för barnskydd för att bl.a. förhindra barnrekrytering till pågående konflikt i Syrien. Detta är andra året av en treårig insats. - Tematiskt/kapacitetsstöd/surgekapacitet (10 000 000 kronor), stödet rör förstärkt tematiskt stöd inom t.ex. uppföljning och barnskydd, samt fortsatt utveckling av kvalitetssäkring inom RBS och bidrag till katastrofberedskapspool. Totalt för 2018 att utbetala är 80 300 000 SEK. ORGANISATION RBS är en del av Rädda Barnen-nätverket genom SCI som består av 29 medlemsorganisationer globalt med ca 25 000 anställda, varav 250 arbetar inom RBS. SCIs huvudkontor finns i London, Storbritannien, och inom dess organisation finns 7 regionala kontor och 54 landkontor som täcker 61 landprogram. RBS bidrar också med ett flertal personer till SCIs centrala register av katastrof/surge-personer som snabbt kan kallas in i krissituationer. I huvudsak vidareförmedlas alla Sidas medel från RBS via SCI till Rädda Barnens olika genomförande landkontor. För 2018 kommer ungefär 85% att vidareförmedlas till landkontoren och resterande 15% av Sidas medel kommer att finnas kvar hos RBS för tematiskt- och kapacitetsstöd (bl.a. för förbättrad kvalitetssäkring) samt metodstöd för globala barnalliansen (8%). Resterande 7% tillkommer RBS för att täcka administrationskostnader (detta tillfaller RBS som helhet, inte enbart dess humanitära enhet). ÖVRIGT Sida bedömer att samtliga medel för Programmet ska betalas ut omgående för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av projekten till början av 2018. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av den humanitära insatsen utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. RBS ges i avtalet fortsatt flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en projektbudget inom ett land på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möta humanitära behov. Övrig omallokering kräver Sidas godkännande. Det bör också påpekas att ett avsteg har gjorts från de Allmänna villkoren (artikel 5.3) i avtalet mellan Sida och RBS vad gäller äganderätten till utrustning, fordon och varor som belastat RBS budget: Mot bakgrund av att insatsen är humanitär behöver de senare inte överföras till lokal samarbetspart och/eller slutmottagare i slutet av programmets avtalsperiod. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredningen och uppföljningen av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Syftet med insatsen är att svara upp mot barns humanitära behov i de länder som identifierats inom ramen för avtalet mellan Sida och Rädda Barnen 2017-2020 och Sida har också gett stöd till Rädda Barnen inom ramen för snabbinsatsmekanismen RRM för att möjliggöra för Rädda Barnen att svara upp mot plötsligt uppkomna eller kraftigt förvärrade kriser under årets gång. Under avtalsperioden har det inbegripit Mozambique, Mali, Niger, Irak, Jemen, Libanon, Syrien, Etiopien, Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Demokratiska republiken Kongo samt Nordkorea. Slutligen ges så kallade metod- och kapacitetsstöd till Rädda Barnen. Metodstödet syftar till att stärka det humanitära systemet i stort, bl.a. genom Rädda Barnens arbete med de så kallade minimikraven för skydd av barn. Kapacitetsstödet ges för att stärka Rädda Barnen-organisationens kapacitet att svara upp mot de humanitära behoven i de länder där de arbetar, t.ex. genom operationellt stöd.  Det tema som genomsyrar insatsen är skydd av barn - ett område inom vilket Rädda Barnen har gedigen erfarenhet och kompetens. Rädda Barnen är således en av Sidas viktigaste partners för barnskyddsfrågor.   Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 8.7 - Vidta omedelbara och effektiva åtgärder för att avskaffa tvångsarbete, modernt slaveri och människohandel och säkra att de värsta formerna av barnarbete, inklusive rekrytering och användning av barnsoldater, förbjuds och upphör. 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Sida will meet specific humanitarian needs, including those of groups in especially vulnerable situations Möta krisdrabbades kvinnors, mäns, flickors och pojkars humanitära behov genom snabbt, effektivt och flexibelt stöd. Sida ska möta specifika humanitära behov, inklusive hos grupper i särskilt utsatta situationer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Support sustainability in planning and funding, especially in protracted or chronic/recurrent crises Stödja långsiktighet i planering och finansiering, särskilt i utdragna eller återkommande kriser Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Improve resilience and disaster risk reduction as well as strengthening the cooperation with development actors in this field Förbättra förutsättningar för resiliens och riskreducering samt stärka samarbetet med utvecklingsaktörer inom detta område Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Reduced risk and vulnerability among affected populations, especially those most exposed to threat, abuse and violence Minskad risk och sårbarhet hos krisdrabbade, särskilt hos de som är mest utsatta, mot hot, övergrepp och våld Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Increased capacity of partner organizations to integrate needs, preconditions, rights and priorities in planning, implementation and follow-up of contributions, of populations affected by crises Ökad kapacitet hos partnerorganisationer för att integrera krisdrabbade människors behov, förutsättningar, rättigheter och prioriteringar i planeringen, genomförandet och uppföljningen av insatser Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Improve conditions for effective humanitarian coordination at field level Förbättra förutsättningarna för effektiv humanitär samordning i fält Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-10379-10379A0102-H Sweden Humanitarian support framework 2017-2019 through Save the Children Sweden. This decision is a supplementary action decision to the agreement with Rädda Barnens Riksförbund i Sverige (RBS) on contributions to the "RBS humanitarian work 2017-2019" program. The program aims to meet the humanitarian needs of children and to protect children from violence and neglect in humanitarian crisis situations. Special focus in the Program is "children in armed conflicts". RBS is part of Save the Children International (SCI), which together has the expertise to respond to emerging crisis situations concerning the protection of children in close cooperation with local partners. RBS is one of the few partners to Sida that has a focus on protecting children and anchoring children's rights in humanitarian crises. The program proposal for 2018 includes: - Sudan (4,000,000 kroner) which concerns protection for girls and boys affected by the conflict in northern and central Darfur. - Iraq (4,000,000 kroner) which concerns the protection of girls and boys in Ninewa who are exposed to violence and exploitation and are affected by the conflict in the country. - Syria (SEK 7,000,000), which concerns support for the most vulnerable children for protection efforts in the ongoing conflict in the country. - Yemen (15,000,000 kroner), which concerns protection from violence for the most vulnerable children in war zones. - RRM (26,000,000 kroner), unallocated funds for new/worsening crises during the year. - Method support (SEK 2,300,000), which relates to support for RBS's work/secondment to UNICEF for shared chairmanship of the Alliance for Child Protection. Already decided multi-year project proposals for 2018 include: - The Democratic Republic of the Congo (7,000,000 kroner) relating to the protection of children from violence in South Kivu, which is the second year of a three-year effort. - Lebanon (5,000,000 kroner), which concerns improved national systems for child protection in order to, among other things, prevent child recruitment into the ongoing conflict in Syria. This is the second year of a three-year effort. - Thematic/capacity support/surge capacity (10,000,000 kroner), the support relates to enhanced thematic support within e.g. follow-up and child protection, as well as continued development of quality assurance within RBS and contributions to the disaster preparedness pool. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Rädda Barnens Riksförbund i Sverige (RBS) om bidrag till Programmet "RBS humanitära arbete 2017-2019". Programmet syftar till att möta barns humanitära behov och att skydda barn mot våld och försummelse i humanitära krissituationer. Speciellt fokus i Programmet är "barn i väpnade konflikter". RBS är en del av Rädda Barnen globalt (Save the Children International, SCI) som tillsammans har expertis för att svara på uppkomna krissituationer rörande skydd av barn i nära samarbete med lokala partners. RBS är en av få samarbetsparter till Sida som har ett fokus på skydd av barn och förankring av barns rättigheter i humanitära kriser. RBS är en av Sidas tio-talet partnerorganisationer för humanitärt bistånd sedan 2013, då ett stort antal organisationer utvärderades i syfte att ingå längre ramavtal med Sida för humanitärt stöd. Sida utför årligen en humanitär allokeringsprocess som sedan ligger till grund för vilka organisationer, landprojekt och tematiska-/kapacitetsstärkande projekt som ska beviljas finansiellt stöd. I enlighet med denna process, bedömer Sida det relevant att under 2018 stödja RBS humanitära Program i 6 länder, och att bidra med RRM-medel (Rapid Response Mechanism), samt stödja ett antal tematiska-/kapacitetsstärkande områden. Sida har i huvudsak goda erfarenheter från tidigare samarbete med RBS och dess humanitära insatser. Sida baserar detta på resultaten från en extern utvärdering (SIPU 2016), RBS resultatrapportering, samt Sidas fältuppföljningar (som genomförts i 27 länder) under 2017. RBS har också minskat sin responstid för att svara på akuta krissituationer med drygt 50% (från flera veckor till maximalt 4-7 dagar) under 2017. Detta har gjort att RBS kommer in snabbare än ett flertal andra humanitära aktörer i kriser. Genom att slussa Sidas RRM-medel, efter godkännande av Sida, genom SCIs globala katastroffond, har detta blivit möjligt, först på pilotbasis under 2017, och från 2018 på längre sikt. Under 2013 slutfördes en omstrukturering av Rädda Barnens organisation internationellt. Omorganisationens genomförande globalt har tagit tid och i vissa kontexter pågår den fortfarande. Den har förändrat Rädda Barnens globala organisationsstruktur och styrning med syfte att harmonisera organisationens processer och system för att standardisera och kvalitetssäkra planering, programuppföljning, personalsäkerhet, finansiell kontroll med mera. Viss finjustering med att synkronisera systemen inom organisationen globalt fortsätter, bl.a. inom RBS, under 2017-2019. Sidas relevansbedömning av de landspecifika projekten för 2018 och de två fleråriga stöden för 2018 och 2019 baseras, som tidigare sagts, på en global behovsbedömning som görs årligen av Sida/HUM. Samtliga projekt har också granskats av relevanta geografiska handläggare på Sida/HUM samt av relevanta ambassader. Sida bedömer att RBS i huvudsak uppnår Sidas krav avseende förväntade resultat, men att RBS bl.a. behöver fortsätta förbättra sin rapportering (inklusive resultatramverk med mätbara mål och tydlig förändringsteori) till Sida för att möjliggöra en bättre resultatanalys. Under 2018 föreslår RBS också att fortsätta fokusera på vidareutveckling av kvalitetssäkring och uppföljning av landkontorens genomförande av insatserna. RBS kommer också att följa innovationsfonden, HIFs (Humanitarian Innovation Fund), arbete närmare under året. HIF kommer att påbörja aktiviteter igen med Sida-finansiering under 2018. Under 2017 utbetalades inga Sida-medel till HIF då resultaten från en utvärdering och revision av tidigare samarbete inväntades. Genomförandet av rekommendationerna från dessa kommer att följas noggrannt av RBS under året. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3. och avser andra året av ett treårigt avtal och omfattar totalt 80 300 000 kronor, varav 58 300 000 kronor är för nya insatser år 2018, och 22 000 000 kronor är för redan beslutade insatser år 2018. Tidigare beslutade medel för 2018 var 25 000 000 SEK. Av dessa medel kommer 3 MSEK inte att användas under 2018 (metodstöd HIF) och har därför återförts av Sida/HUM. Programförslaget för 2018 innehåller: - Sudan (4 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd till flickor och pojkar som påverkas av konflikten i norra och centrala Darfur. - Irak (4 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd till flickor och pojkar i Ninewa som utsätts för våld och utnyttjande och påverkas av konflikten i landet. - Syrien (7 000 000 kronor), vilket rör stöd till de mest utsatta barnen för skyddsinsatser i den pågående konflikten i landet. - Jemen (15 000 000 kronor), vilken rör skydd från våld för de mest utsatta barnen i krigsområden. - RRM (26 000 000 kronor), oallokerade medel för nya/förvärrade kriser under året. - Metodstöd (2 300 000 kronor), vilket rör stöd till RBS arbete/sekondering till UNICEF för delat ordförandeskap i Alliance for Child Protection. Redan beslutade fleråriga projektförslag för 2018 innehåller: - Demokratiska republiken Kongo (7 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd av barn från våld i Sydkivu, vilket är andra året av en treårig insats. - Libanon (5 000 000 kronor), vilken rör förbättrade nationella system för barnskydd för att bl.a. förhindra barnrekrytering till pågående konflikt i Syrien. Detta är andra året av en treårig insats. - Tematiskt/kapacitetsstöd/surgekapacitet (10 000 000 kronor), stödet rör förstärkt tematiskt stöd inom t.ex. uppföljning och barnskydd, samt fortsatt utveckling av kvalitetssäkring inom RBS och bidrag till katastrofberedskapspool. Totalt för 2018 att utbetala är 80 300 000 SEK. ORGANISATION RBS är en del av Rädda Barnen-nätverket genom SCI som består av 29 medlemsorganisationer globalt med ca 25 000 anställda, varav 250 arbetar inom RBS. SCIs huvudkontor finns i London, Storbritannien, och inom dess organisation finns 7 regionala kontor och 54 landkontor som täcker 61 landprogram. RBS bidrar också med ett flertal personer till SCIs centrala register av katastrof/surge-personer som snabbt kan kallas in i krissituationer. I huvudsak vidareförmedlas alla Sidas medel från RBS via SCI till Rädda Barnens olika genomförande landkontor. För 2018 kommer ungefär 85% att vidareförmedlas till landkontoren och resterande 15% av Sidas medel kommer att finnas kvar hos RBS för tematiskt- och kapacitetsstöd (bl.a. för förbättrad kvalitetssäkring) samt metodstöd för globala barnalliansen (8%). Resterande 7% tillkommer RBS för att täcka administrationskostnader (detta tillfaller RBS som helhet, inte enbart dess humanitära enhet). ÖVRIGT Sida bedömer att samtliga medel för Programmet ska betalas ut omgående för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av projekten till början av 2018. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av den humanitära insatsen utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. RBS ges i avtalet fortsatt flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en projektbudget inom ett land på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möta humanitära behov. Övrig omallokering kräver Sidas godkännande. Det bör också påpekas att ett avsteg har gjorts från de Allmänna villkoren (artikel 5.3) i avtalet mellan Sida och RBS vad gäller äganderätten till utrustning, fordon och varor som belastat RBS budget: Mot bakgrund av att insatsen är humanitär behöver de senare inte överföras till lokal samarbetspart och/eller slutmottagare i slutet av programmets avtalsperiod. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredningen och uppföljningen av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Syftet med insatsen är att svara upp mot barns humanitära behov i de länder som identifierats inom ramen för avtalet mellan Sida och Rädda Barnen 2017-2020 och Sida har också gett stöd till Rädda Barnen inom ramen för snabbinsatsmekanismen RRM för att möjliggöra för Rädda Barnen att svara upp mot plötsligt uppkomna eller kraftigt förvärrade kriser under årets gång. Under avtalsperioden har det inbegripit Mozambique, Mali, Niger, Irak, Jemen, Libanon, Syrien, Etiopien, Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Demokratiska republiken Kongo samt Nordkorea. Slutligen ges så kallade metod- och kapacitetsstöd till Rädda Barnen. Metodstödet syftar till att stärka det humanitära systemet i stort, bl.a. genom Rädda Barnens arbete med de så kallade minimikraven för skydd av barn. Kapacitetsstödet ges för att stärka Rädda Barnen-organisationens kapacitet att svara upp mot de humanitära behoven i de länder där de arbetar, t.ex. genom operationellt stöd.  Det tema som genomsyrar insatsen är skydd av barn - ett område inom vilket Rädda Barnen har gedigen erfarenhet och kompetens. Rädda Barnen är således en av Sidas viktigaste partners för barnskyddsfrågor.   Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 8.7 - Vidta omedelbara och effektiva åtgärder för att avskaffa tvångsarbete, modernt slaveri och människohandel och säkra att de värsta formerna av barnarbete, inklusive rekrytering och användning av barnsoldater, förbjuds och upphör. Avskaffa alla former av barnarbete senast 2025. 8.7 - Take immediate and effective measures to eradicate forced labour, end modern slavery and human trafficking and secure the prohibition and elimination of the worst forms of child labour, including recruitment and use of child soldiers, and by 2025 end child labour in all its forms . 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The program aims to meet the humanitarian needs of children and to protect children from violence and neglect in humanitarian crisis situations. Special focus in the Program is "children in armed conflicts". RBS is part of Save the Children International (SCI), which together has the expertise to respond to emerging crisis situations concerning the protection of children in close cooperation with local partners. RBS is one of the few partners to Sida that has a focus on protecting children and anchoring children's rights in humanitarian crises. The program proposal for 2018 includes: - Sudan (4,000,000 kroner) which concerns protection for girls and boys affected by the conflict in northern and central Darfur. - Iraq (4,000,000 kroner) which concerns the protection of girls and boys in Ninewa who are exposed to violence and exploitation and are affected by the conflict in the country. - Syria (SEK 7,000,000), which concerns support for the most vulnerable children for protection efforts in the ongoing conflict in the country. - Yemen (15,000,000 kroner), which concerns protection from violence for the most vulnerable children in war zones. - RRM (26,000,000 kroner), unallocated funds for new/worsening crises during the year. - Method support (SEK 2,300,000), which relates to support for RBS's work/secondment to UNICEF for shared chairmanship of the Alliance for Child Protection. Already decided multi-year project proposals for 2018 include: - The Democratic Republic of the Congo (7,000,000 kroner) relating to the protection of children from violence in South Kivu, which is the second year of a three-year effort. - Lebanon (5,000,000 kroner), which concerns improved national systems for child protection in order to, among other things, prevent child recruitment into the ongoing conflict in Syria. This is the second year of a three-year effort. - Thematic/capacity support/surge capacity (10,000,000 kroner), the support relates to enhanced thematic support within e.g. follow-up and child protection, as well as continued development of quality assurance within RBS and contributions to the disaster preparedness pool. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Rädda Barnens Riksförbund i Sverige (RBS) om bidrag till Programmet "RBS humanitära arbete 2017-2019". Programmet syftar till att möta barns humanitära behov och att skydda barn mot våld och försummelse i humanitära krissituationer. Speciellt fokus i Programmet är "barn i väpnade konflikter". RBS är en del av Rädda Barnen globalt (Save the Children International, SCI) som tillsammans har expertis för att svara på uppkomna krissituationer rörande skydd av barn i nära samarbete med lokala partners. RBS är en av få samarbetsparter till Sida som har ett fokus på skydd av barn och förankring av barns rättigheter i humanitära kriser. RBS är en av Sidas tio-talet partnerorganisationer för humanitärt bistånd sedan 2013, då ett stort antal organisationer utvärderades i syfte att ingå längre ramavtal med Sida för humanitärt stöd. Sida utför årligen en humanitär allokeringsprocess som sedan ligger till grund för vilka organisationer, landprojekt och tematiska-/kapacitetsstärkande projekt som ska beviljas finansiellt stöd. I enlighet med denna process, bedömer Sida det relevant att under 2018 stödja RBS humanitära Program i 6 länder, och att bidra med RRM-medel (Rapid Response Mechanism), samt stödja ett antal tematiska-/kapacitetsstärkande områden. Sida har i huvudsak goda erfarenheter från tidigare samarbete med RBS och dess humanitära insatser. Sida baserar detta på resultaten från en extern utvärdering (SIPU 2016), RBS resultatrapportering, samt Sidas fältuppföljningar (som genomförts i 27 länder) under 2017. RBS har också minskat sin responstid för att svara på akuta krissituationer med drygt 50% (från flera veckor till maximalt 4-7 dagar) under 2017. Detta har gjort att RBS kommer in snabbare än ett flertal andra humanitära aktörer i kriser. Genom att slussa Sidas RRM-medel, efter godkännande av Sida, genom SCIs globala katastroffond, har detta blivit möjligt, först på pilotbasis under 2017, och från 2018 på längre sikt. Under 2013 slutfördes en omstrukturering av Rädda Barnens organisation internationellt. Omorganisationens genomförande globalt har tagit tid och i vissa kontexter pågår den fortfarande. Den har förändrat Rädda Barnens globala organisationsstruktur och styrning med syfte att harmonisera organisationens processer och system för att standardisera och kvalitetssäkra planering, programuppföljning, personalsäkerhet, finansiell kontroll med mera. Viss finjustering med att synkronisera systemen inom organisationen globalt fortsätter, bl.a. inom RBS, under 2017-2019. Sidas relevansbedömning av de landspecifika projekten för 2018 och de två fleråriga stöden för 2018 och 2019 baseras, som tidigare sagts, på en global behovsbedömning som görs årligen av Sida/HUM. Samtliga projekt har också granskats av relevanta geografiska handläggare på Sida/HUM samt av relevanta ambassader. Sida bedömer att RBS i huvudsak uppnår Sidas krav avseende förväntade resultat, men att RBS bl.a. behöver fortsätta förbättra sin rapportering (inklusive resultatramverk med mätbara mål och tydlig förändringsteori) till Sida för att möjliggöra en bättre resultatanalys. Under 2018 föreslår RBS också att fortsätta fokusera på vidareutveckling av kvalitetssäkring och uppföljning av landkontorens genomförande av insatserna. RBS kommer också att följa innovationsfonden, HIFs (Humanitarian Innovation Fund), arbete närmare under året. HIF kommer att påbörja aktiviteter igen med Sida-finansiering under 2018. Under 2017 utbetalades inga Sida-medel till HIF då resultaten från en utvärdering och revision av tidigare samarbete inväntades. Genomförandet av rekommendationerna från dessa kommer att följas noggrannt av RBS under året. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3. och avser andra året av ett treårigt avtal och omfattar totalt 80 300 000 kronor, varav 58 300 000 kronor är för nya insatser år 2018, och 22 000 000 kronor är för redan beslutade insatser år 2018. Tidigare beslutade medel för 2018 var 25 000 000 SEK. Av dessa medel kommer 3 MSEK inte att användas under 2018 (metodstöd HIF) och har därför återförts av Sida/HUM. Programförslaget för 2018 innehåller: - Sudan (4 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd till flickor och pojkar som påverkas av konflikten i norra och centrala Darfur. - Irak (4 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd till flickor och pojkar i Ninewa som utsätts för våld och utnyttjande och påverkas av konflikten i landet. - Syrien (7 000 000 kronor), vilket rör stöd till de mest utsatta barnen för skyddsinsatser i den pågående konflikten i landet. - Jemen (15 000 000 kronor), vilken rör skydd från våld för de mest utsatta barnen i krigsområden. - RRM (26 000 000 kronor), oallokerade medel för nya/förvärrade kriser under året. - Metodstöd (2 300 000 kronor), vilket rör stöd till RBS arbete/sekondering till UNICEF för delat ordförandeskap i Alliance for Child Protection. Redan beslutade fleråriga projektförslag för 2018 innehåller: - Demokratiska republiken Kongo (7 000 000 kronor) som rör skydd av barn från våld i Sydkivu, vilket är andra året av en treårig insats. - Libanon (5 000 000 kronor), vilken rör förbättrade nationella system för barnskydd för att bl.a. förhindra barnrekrytering till pågående konflikt i Syrien. Detta är andra året av en treårig insats. - Tematiskt/kapacitetsstöd/surgekapacitet (10 000 000 kronor), stödet rör förstärkt tematiskt stöd inom t.ex. uppföljning och barnskydd, samt fortsatt utveckling av kvalitetssäkring inom RBS och bidrag till katastrofberedskapspool. Totalt för 2018 att utbetala är 80 300 000 SEK. ORGANISATION RBS är en del av Rädda Barnen-nätverket genom SCI som består av 29 medlemsorganisationer globalt med ca 25 000 anställda, varav 250 arbetar inom RBS. SCIs huvudkontor finns i London, Storbritannien, och inom dess organisation finns 7 regionala kontor och 54 landkontor som täcker 61 landprogram. RBS bidrar också med ett flertal personer till SCIs centrala register av katastrof/surge-personer som snabbt kan kallas in i krissituationer. I huvudsak vidareförmedlas alla Sidas medel från RBS via SCI till Rädda Barnens olika genomförande landkontor. För 2018 kommer ungefär 85% att vidareförmedlas till landkontoren och resterande 15% av Sidas medel kommer att finnas kvar hos RBS för tematiskt- och kapacitetsstöd (bl.a. för förbättrad kvalitetssäkring) samt metodstöd för globala barnalliansen (8%). Resterande 7% tillkommer RBS för att täcka administrationskostnader (detta tillfaller RBS som helhet, inte enbart dess humanitära enhet). ÖVRIGT Sida bedömer att samtliga medel för Programmet ska betalas ut omgående för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av projekten till början av 2018. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av den humanitära insatsen utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. RBS ges i avtalet fortsatt flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en projektbudget inom ett land på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möta humanitära behov. Övrig omallokering kräver Sidas godkännande. Det bör också påpekas att ett avsteg har gjorts från de Allmänna villkoren (artikel 5.3) i avtalet mellan Sida och RBS vad gäller äganderätten till utrustning, fordon och varor som belastat RBS budget: Mot bakgrund av att insatsen är humanitär behöver de senare inte överföras till lokal samarbetspart och/eller slutmottagare i slutet av programmets avtalsperiod. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredningen och uppföljningen av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Syftet med insatsen är att svara upp mot barns humanitära behov i de länder som identifierats inom ramen för avtalet mellan Sida och Rädda Barnen 2017-2020 och Sida har också gett stöd till Rädda Barnen inom ramen för snabbinsatsmekanismen RRM för att möjliggöra för Rädda Barnen att svara upp mot plötsligt uppkomna eller kraftigt förvärrade kriser under årets gång. Under avtalsperioden har det inbegripit Mozambique, Mali, Niger, Irak, Jemen, Libanon, Syrien, Etiopien, Kenya, Somalia, Sudan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Demokratiska republiken Kongo samt Nordkorea. Slutligen ges så kallade metod- och kapacitetsstöd till Rädda Barnen. Metodstödet syftar till att stärka det humanitära systemet i stort, bl.a. genom Rädda Barnens arbete med de så kallade minimikraven för skydd av barn. Kapacitetsstödet ges för att stärka Rädda Barnen-organisationens kapacitet att svara upp mot de humanitära behoven i de länder där de arbetar, t.ex. genom operationellt stöd.  Det tema som genomsyrar insatsen är skydd av barn - ett område inom vilket Rädda Barnen har gedigen erfarenhet och kompetens. Rädda Barnen är således en av Sidas viktigaste partners för barnskyddsfrågor.   Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 8.7 - Vidta omedelbara och effektiva åtgärder för att avskaffa tvångsarbete, modernt slaveri och människohandel och säkra att de värsta formerna av barnarbete, inklusive rekrytering och användning av barnsoldater, förbjuds och upphör. Avskaffa alla former av barnarbete senast 2025. 8.7 - Take immediate and effective measures to eradicate forced labour, end modern slavery and human trafficking and secure the prohibition and elimination of the worst forms of child labour, including recruitment and use of child soldiers, and by 2025 end child labour in all its forms . Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -11964583 -4954873 -225315 -40134 -11964583.0000000019 -4951824.0000000009 -185181 -3049 0 -17144771 Save the Children, Sweden -11964583 Save the Children, Sweden -4951824 Save the Children, Sweden -3048.99 Save the Children, Sweden -185181 Save the Children, Sweden -40134 Save the Children, Sweden Humanitarian aid 2021-2025 Humanitärt bistånd 2021-2025 Humanitarian aid and protection activities rapidly reach people in acute crisis situations Humanitärt stöd och skyddsinsatser når skyndsamt människor i akuta kriser Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Humanitarian aid and protection activities reach people in hard-to-reach areas Humanitärt stöd och skyddsinsatser når människor i svårtillgängliga områden Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Reduced risk of violence, threats and abuse for crisis-affected people Minskad risk för våld, hot och övergrepp hos krisdrabbade människor Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Enhanced opportunities to live a dignified life for people living in protracted crisis situations Människor i utdragna kriser har förbättrade förutsättningar att leva ett värdigt liv Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Priorities of the global humanitarian response are based on high-quality needs analysis Prioriteringar inom den globala humanitära responsen baseras på behovsanalyser av hög kvalitet. Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Humanitarian actors have safe, unhindered and sustained humanitarian access to reach crisis-affected people Humanitära aktörer har säkert, obehindrat och kontinuerligt humanitärt tillträde för att nå krisdrabbade människor Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-10405 Sweden A four year project implemented by IWMI in three countries 2018-2021 (Jordan, Lebanon and Egypt), with a purpose to enhance the sustainable use of water management and the reuse of wastewater, by which resilience against climate change is increased. Ett fyraårigt projekt som genomförs av IWMI i tre länder 2018-2021 (Jordanien, Libanon och Egypten), i syfte att bidra till hållbar vattenhushållning och öka återanvändning av spillvatten samt därigenom förbättra moståndskraft gentemot klimatförändringar. The proposed support to International Water Management Institute, IWMI, for their four year project "Wastewater Reuse in the MENA Region: Addressing the Challenges", will enable and strengthen capacity of stakeholders at regional, national and local levels of water resource management (users, providers, professionals/experts, decision-makers, policy makers and media). The project will work in selected sites in three countries, Lebanon, Egypt and Jordan, to facilitate on the ground capacity development for the safe reuse of wastewater through the formation of so called Learning Alliances. These alliances provide the opportunity to bridge the gap between scientists and experts on the one hand, and the stakeholders in wastewater management and reuse on the other. Learning alliances, in addition, work across levels to link local and national project nodes to regional learning an vice versa. The project therefore has a strong participatory design, where stakeholders come in for different purposes and at different levels. The outcomes of the project therefore range from: (1) Project stakeholders' capacity for the sustainable and safe reuse of wastewater in the MENA region; (2) the preparation of national plans for the expansion of wastewater treatment and reuse in three countries; (3) the preparation of local wastewater treatment and reuse plans; and (4) the production of the MENA wastewater reuse sourcebook. The sourcebook will bring together the selected reuse case studies, the catalogue of reuse models, the thematic advisory notes and relevant reference materials and resources. The sourcebook will be a key reference for wastewater professionals and other stakeholders in the MENA region responsible for the adoption, replication and sustainability of reuse initiatives after the end projects. The Sida contribution will enable the project to work with the sustainability of water, and the safe resuse of wastewater in the MENA region, but will at the same time strengthen and aim to mainstream gender equality in water resource management, including wastewater reuse in general. The importance of this is recognized in the project design and work plan of the implementing partner (IWMI), through the involvement of men and women at all levels during project implementation, capacity development for partners and stakeholders. This design is supported with a budget for the costs of gender mainstreaming and will provide opportunity for continuous dialogue between Sida, project implementers and stakeholders. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Middle East, regional Water supply - large systems Water Supply & Sanitation At the regional level, the ReWaterMENA project achieved several outputs, including the development of a "MENA water reuse sourcebook" which provides a comprehensive review of water reuse in the MENA region, documenting existing innovations, identifying promising reuse models, and offering recommendations to overcome past water reuse management challenges. The project also identified over 400 water reuse cases from across the region, geo-located and pre-characterized, with 20 of them being fully analyzed and featured in the sourcebook. Additionally, the project produced four thematic briefs for policy makers that provide guidance for improving acceptance of water reuse, formulating harmonious governance frameworks, mainstreaming gender, and developing bankable water reuse projects. The project also conducted regional modeling to determine, for the first time in the region, the spatially explicit wastewater production and fate (direct reuse, indirect reuse, or loss in the sea and through evaporation) in the MENA region. As a result, the League of Arab States endorsed the policy recommendations from the sourcebook and agreed to disseminate them to member countries. At the local level, the project developed water reuse plans in six sites in Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon. This work included a baseline assessment, conceptual designs, financial analysis, feasibility studies, and implementation plans. The plans resulted in a number of bankable projects that are co-developed and supported by local stakeholders and are ready for resource mobilization for implementation. At the national level, the project established national steering committees with key representatives from national ministries and broader national learning alliances (NLAs) in the three project countries (Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon) for broader consultation and validation of national activities and deliverables. In Lebanon, the project studied the potential for expanding the safe treatment and reuse of wastewater, including in irrigation. In Egypt, the project delivered a 2030 Shared Water Reuse Strategy, guided by the national steering committee and informed by the national learning alliance. In Jordan, the project assessed the long-term risks of water reuse in the Jordan Valley and developed policy advice to mitigate such risks. At the regional level, the project organized two technical study tours, two regional science policy dialogues, and developed a regional network on water reuse with experts specialized in different fields of wastewater treatment and reuse in the Arab countries. The project also provided eight training courses on safe water reuse, including three face-to-face and five virtual trainings, to over 400 participants from different countries in the MENA region. An e-learning platform was also created, offering free courses on various topics related to water reuse. Finally, the project conducted regional communication and outreach efforts, including videos, a dashboard, news and stories in national and regional media, and presentation of the project findings and advice in multiple regional events and social media. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10405-10405A0101 Sweden A four year project implemented by IWMI in three countries 2018-2021 (Jordan, Lebanon and Egypt), with a purpose to enhance the sustainable use of water management and the reuse of wastewater, by which resilience against climate change is increased. Ett fyraårigt projekt som genomförs av IWMI i tre länder 2018-2021 (Jordanien, Libanon och Egypten), i syfte att bidra till hållbar vattenhushållning och öka återanvändning av spillvatten samt därigenom förbättra moståndskraft gentemot klimatförändringar. The proposed support to International Water Management Institute, IWMI, for their four year project "Wastewater Reuse in the MENA Region: Addressing the Challenges", will enable and strengthen capacity of stakeholders at regional, national and local levels of water resource management (users, providers, professionals/experts, decision-makers, policy makers and media). The project will work in selected sites in three countries, Lebanon, Egypt and Jordan, to facilitate on the ground capacity development for the safe reuse of wastewater through the formation of so called Learning Alliances. These alliances provide the opportunity to bridge the gap between scientists and experts on the one hand, and the stakeholders in wastewater management and reuse on the other. Learning alliances, in addition, work across levels to link local and national project nodes to regional learning an vice versa. The project therefore has a strong participatory design, where stakeholders come in for different purposes and at different levels. The outcomes of the project therefore range from: (1) Project stakeholders' capacity for the sustainable and safe reuse of wastewater in the MENA region; (2) the preparation of national plans for the expansion of wastewater treatment and reuse in three countries; (3) the preparation of local wastewater treatment and reuse plans; and (4) the production of the MENA wastewater reuse sourcebook. The sourcebook will bring together the selected reuse case studies, the catalogue of reuse models, the thematic advisory notes and relevant reference materials and resources. The sourcebook will be a key reference for wastewater professionals and other stakeholders in the MENA region responsible for the adoption, replication and sustainability of reuse initiatives after the end projects. The Sida contribution will enable the project to work with the sustainability of water, and the safe resuse of wastewater in the MENA region, but will at the same time strengthen and aim to mainstream gender equality in water resource management, including wastewater reuse in general. The importance of this is recognized in the project design and work plan of the implementing partner (IWMI), through the involvement of men and women at all levels during project implementation, capacity development for partners and stakeholders. This design is supported with a budget for the costs of gender mainstreaming and will provide opportunity for continuous dialogue between Sida, project implementers and stakeholders. Sweden IWMI/International Water Management Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IWMI/International Water Management Institute 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 9800000 8400000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9800000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8400000 0 0 18200000 IWMI/International Water Management Institute 9800000 IWMI/International Water Management Institute 8400000 IWMI/International Water Management Institute Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Improved, sustainable and inclusive administration of transboundary natural resources, with a focus on water resources, renewable energy and food security Förbättrad, hållbar och inkluderande förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser med fokus på vattenresurser, förnybar energi och livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10405-10405A0102 Sweden A four year project implemented by IWMI in three countries 2018-2021 (Jordan, Lebanon and Egypt), with a purpose to enhance the sustainable use of water management and the reuse of wastewater, by which resilience against climate change is increased. Ett fyraårigt projekt som genomförs av IWMI i tre länder 2018-2021 (Jordanien, Libanon och Egypten), i syfte att bidra till hållbar vattenhushållning och öka återanvändning av spillvatten samt därigenom förbättra moståndskraft gentemot klimatförändringar. The proposed support to International Water Management Institute, IWMI, for their four year project "Wastewater Reuse in the MENA Region: Addressing the Challenges", will enable and strengthen capacity of stakeholders at regional, national and local levels of water resource management (users, providers, professionals/experts, decision-makers, policy makers and media). The project will work in selected sites in three countries, Lebanon, Egypt and Jordan, to facilitate on the ground capacity development for the safe reuse of wastewater through the formation of so called Learning Alliances. These alliances provide the opportunity to bridge the gap between scientists and experts on the one hand, and the stakeholders in wastewater management and reuse on the other. Learning alliances, in addition, work across levels to link local and national project nodes to regional learning an vice versa. The project therefore has a strong participatory design, where stakeholders come in for different purposes and at different levels. The outcomes of the project therefore range from: (1) Project stakeholders' capacity for the sustainable and safe reuse of wastewater in the MENA region; (2) the preparation of national plans for the expansion of wastewater treatment and reuse in three countries; (3) the preparation of local wastewater treatment and reuse plans; and (4) the production of the MENA wastewater reuse sourcebook. The sourcebook will bring together the selected reuse case studies, the catalogue of reuse models, the thematic advisory notes and relevant reference materials and resources. The sourcebook will be a key reference for wastewater professionals and other stakeholders in the MENA region responsible for the adoption, replication and sustainability of reuse initiatives after the end projects. The Sida contribution will enable the project to work with the sustainability of water, and the safe resuse of wastewater in the MENA region, but will at the same time strengthen and aim to mainstream gender equality in water resource management, including wastewater reuse in general. The importance of this is recognized in the project design and work plan of the implementing partner (IWMI), through the involvement of men and women at all levels during project implementation, capacity development for partners and stakeholders. This design is supported with a budget for the costs of gender mainstreaming and will provide opportunity for continuous dialogue between Sida, project implementers and stakeholders. Sweden IWMI/International Water Management Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 150738 0 150738 150738 Ernst & Young 150738 Ernst & Young Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Improved, sustainable and inclusive administration of transboundary natural resources, with a focus on water resources, renewable energy and food security Förbättrad, hållbar och inkluderande förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser med fokus på vattenresurser, förnybar energi och livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10405-10405A0103 Sweden A four year project implemented by IWMI in three countries 2018-2021 (Jordan, Lebanon and Egypt), with a purpose to enhance the sustainable use of water management and the reuse of wastewater, by which resilience against climate change is increased. Ett fyraårigt projekt som genomförs av IWMI i tre länder 2018-2021 (Jordanien, Libanon och Egypten), i syfte att bidra till hållbar vattenhushållning och öka återanvändning av spillvatten samt därigenom förbättra moståndskraft gentemot klimatförändringar. The proposed support to International Water Management Institute, IWMI, for their four year project "Wastewater Reuse in the MENA Region: Addressing the Challenges", will enable and strengthen capacity of stakeholders at regional, national and local levels of water resource management (users, providers, professionals/experts, decision-makers, policy makers and media). The project will work in selected sites in three countries, Lebanon, Egypt and Jordan, to facilitate on the ground capacity development for the safe reuse of wastewater through the formation of so called Learning Alliances. These alliances provide the opportunity to bridge the gap between scientists and experts on the one hand, and the stakeholders in wastewater management and reuse on the other. Learning alliances, in addition, work across levels to link local and national project nodes to regional learning an vice versa. The project therefore has a strong participatory design, where stakeholders come in for different purposes and at different levels. The outcomes of the project therefore range from: (1) Project stakeholders' capacity for the sustainable and safe reuse of wastewater in the MENA region; (2) the preparation of national plans for the expansion of wastewater treatment and reuse in three countries; (3) the preparation of local wastewater treatment and reuse plans; and (4) the production of the MENA wastewater reuse sourcebook. The sourcebook will bring together the selected reuse case studies, the catalogue of reuse models, the thematic advisory notes and relevant reference materials and resources. The sourcebook will be a key reference for wastewater professionals and other stakeholders in the MENA region responsible for the adoption, replication and sustainability of reuse initiatives after the end projects. The Sida contribution will enable the project to work with the sustainability of water, and the safe resuse of wastewater in the MENA region, but will at the same time strengthen and aim to mainstream gender equality in water resource management, including wastewater reuse in general. The importance of this is recognized in the project design and work plan of the implementing partner (IWMI), through the involvement of men and women at all levels during project implementation, capacity development for partners and stakeholders. This design is supported with a budget for the costs of gender mainstreaming and will provide opportunity for continuous dialogue between Sida, project implementers and stakeholders. Sweden IWMI/International Water Management Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IWMI/International Water Management Institute 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12700000 4800000 0 4800000 4700000 0 0 0 8000000 17500000 IWMI/International Water Management Institute 4700000 IWMI/International Water Management Institute 8000000 IWMI/International Water Management Institute 4800000 IWMI/International Water Management Institute Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Strengthened resilience to climate change, reduced climate impact and environmentally sustainable development. Stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar, begränsad klimatpåverkan samt en miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10464 Sweden This initiative aims to incorporate the perspective of conflict-sensitivity management in contributions financed by Sweden, so as to contribute to a better positioning of these in their working spaces. The Embassy will support UNIR's project up to 8.35 MSEK to contribute to a program for the culture of peace and to reduce social tensions and conflicts in Bolivia. Bolivia is a country characterized by social inequalities, corruption and lack of justice. This can lead to increased tensions in the country with clear risks of escalation and more open conflictivity. Ambassaden avser att stödja UNIR:s projektansökan om 8 350 000 kronor för att bidra till ett program för fredskultur samt för att minska sociala spänningar och konflikter i Bolivia. Bolivia är ett land som karaktäriseras av sociala klyftor, korruption, bristande rättsväsende samt miljöförändringar, inte minst under den rådande krisen i landet på grund av akut vattenbrist. Detta kan påverka befolkningen och leda till ökade spänningar i landet med tydliga risker för eskalering och öppna konflikter. UNIR:s ansökan handlar om ett program för kapacitetsutveckling och kunskapsöverföring kring konfliktperspektiv och förebyggande konflikthantering under en treårsperiod med Sidas samarbetsorganisationer. UNIR är en enskild organisation som är specialiserade på förebyggande av konflikter och kommer att samverka med MR-ombudsmannaämbetet, LIDEMA, IDEA, FAUTAPO, Diakonia, UNICEF, UNODC, UNWOMEN, UNFPA och UNDP samt eventuellt med ytterligare 2-3 ännu inte beslutade insatser. Ett problem för ambassaden har varit att Sidas samarbetspartners från början inte formellt i sina projektansökningar till Sida har ansökt om UNIR:s stöd för konflikthantering. Konfliktperspektivet har tidigare inte ingått i Sidas samarbetsstrategi för Bolivia, och därför har det inte funnits med i Sidas samarbetspartners projektansökningar. Den nya strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Bolivia 2016-2020 beskriver att våld och väpnade konflikter är två av de största hoten och hindren för ekonomisk och social utveckling globalt sett. I strategin anges vidare att "ett konfliktperspektiv ska därför systematiskt integreras i det svenska utvecklingssamarbetet med Bolivia." UNIR har haft enskilda förberedande samtal med samarbetsorganisationerna för att fördjupa informationen om UNIR:s program. I UNIR:s projektdokument har UNIR presenterat en registering av dessa samtal, om organisationernas behov av att samarbeta med UNIR för ett ökat konfliktperspektiv. Majoriteten av de nu pågående Sidainsatserna är förberedande korta stöd inför de treårsavtal som ambassaden avser att ingå under första halvåret 2017. Sidas samtliga samarbetsorganisationer har inkluderat eller ska inkludera UNIR:s treåriga stöd för ett ökat konfliktperspektiv i sina projektansökningar i början av 2017. Dessa projektansökningar binds givetvis vid avtalen och blir juridiskt bindande. UNDP, IDEA och Diakonia sanitation som ambassaden skriver avtal med under december 2016 har inkluderat UNIR:s stöd för konflikthantering i deras projektansökningar. Därmed kommer UNIR:s program att ingå i de beslut som ambassaden fattar för dessa insatser. Dessutom avser UNFPA, UN WOMEN och DIAKONIA MR/jämställdhet att lägga in UNIR:s program för förebyggande konflikthantering i sina projektansökningar som kommer att beslutas i början av 2017. Under våren 2017 avser ambassaden att utarbeta ett program för "ONE-UN-gender" där de FN-organisationerna som ambassaden samverkar med (UNODC, UNICEF, UNDP, UN WOMEN och UNFPA) i vilket UNIR:s program kommer att ingå. FN-organisationerna UNFPA, UN WOMEN och UNODC kommer att förlängas tills samarbetet för "ONE-UN-gender" är klart. FAUTAPO åtar sig att införa UNIR:s program i sin verksamhet och rapportera om detta i sin årsrapport. Efter samtal med JUR har ambassaden beslutat att villkora utbetalningen för år två i ambassadens avtal med UNIR till Sveriges godkännande av en särskild rapport från UNIR i slutet av första året. Rapporten ska redogöra för Sidas samarbetspartners respons och åtaganden vad gäller UNIR:s program och inkluderandet av konfliktperspektiv i insatserna. Ambassaden bedömer dock att UNIR:s program är efterfrågat av samarbetsparterna, och kan bidra till att samarbetsorganisationerna genom att ha ett konfliktperspektiv kan uppnå bättra resultat av sin verksamhet. Insatsen syftar till att skapa ett ägarskap hos ambassadens samarbetsorganisationer kring konflikthantering och konfliktförebyggande för att söka minska våld och sociala konflikter i samhället genom att; 1) öka samarbetsorganisationernas medvetenhet om kontext och konflikter, 2) bidra till fördjupning av förståelsen om kontext och projekt, 3) stärka samarbetsorganisationerna med kunskap och verktyg kring konflikthantering och konfliktförebyggande verksamhet, 4) bidra med rådgivning och verktyg om hur pågående konflikter kan hanteras. Insatsen är inte något parallellt program till den verksamhet som Sidas samarbetsorganisationer genomför, utan genomförs i samband med organisationernas ordinarie planering och genomförande. Strategin betonar även att Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Bolivia ska präglas av ett rättighetsperspektiv samt av fattiga människors perspektiv på utveckling, något som karaktäriserar nämnda organisationers verksamhet. UNIR fokuserar på att synliggöra förekomsten av diskriminering, fattigdom och andra faktorer som kan leda till konflikter eller sociala spänningar samt att integrera den lokala befolkningen i insatsen. UNIR:s program ska bidra till att förebyggande konflikthantering förekommer hos medverkande samarbetsorganisationer. Hänsyn tas även till organisationskulturen hos de samarbetsorganisationer som deltar i programmet med syfte att hantera konfliktsituationer. UNIR avser att utveckla kompetensen kring konflikthantering och bidra till att skapa ett ägarskap hos de medverkande organisationerna kring dessa frågor. UNIR fokuserar sitt program till just konfliktförebyggande samt konflikthantering i syfte att främja en fredskultur samt minska sociala spänningar och konflikter. En kontextspecifik insats hos Sidas/ambassadens samarbetsparter kan leda till förbättrade projektresultat, fredligare samhälle samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter. Om konflikter uppstår kommer samarbetsorganisationerna kunna få stöd av UNIR kring hur situationen kan hanteras. UNIR har en unik kompetens inom området konflikthantering. Ambassaden bedömer att UNIR har den kompetens som behövs för att utföra projektet med goda resultat. Dessutom har ambassadens samarbetsorganisationer stort förtroende för UNIR:s kompetens inom området. UNIR är även en juridisk person, och det föreligger därmed inga formella hinder för ambassaden att ingå avtal med UNIR. Budgeten för UNIR:s program har utarbetats i relation till de förväntade resultaten. Dessutom har UNIR presenterat en detaljerad budget för att kunna göra en tydlig uppföljning av denna. UNIR har i sin projektansökan presenterat de organisationer som UNIR kommer att samarbeta med under det första året och specifierat detta i program och budget. Viktigt att understryka är att Sidas samarbetspartner för detta program är UNIR, och att budgeten för Sidas andra samarbetspartners som UNIR kommer att samarbeta med inte kommer att påverkas. Projektets totala budget är 8 350 000 kronor. Dessa fördelas på följande vis: 3 miljoner kronor för år 2016, 2 700 000 kronor för år 2017 och 2 650 000 kronor för år 2018. UNIR's intended effect in the short term is to strengthen the partner organizations that the Embassy works with, on knowledge and tools about conflict management and prevention. It means to introduce the conflict's perspective in those partner organizations. Another goal in the short term is to implement a conflict and context-sensitive project management (GPSC) in the Swedish partner organizations' work and that such organizations react in an appropriate manner when conflicts arise. UNIR's intended effect is to contribute with an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the Bolivian context in terms of conflictivity and how the projects/contributions can be less damaged/affected in their operations by the conflicts. UNIR's medium - term goal is for 70 percent of partner organizations to apply and master work based on the correct application of GPSC by the end of the contribution.  When it comes to assessing the fulfillment of the objectives, it is important to recover the following text inserted in the final external evaluation of the contribution (December 2020):  ".. in two years of the project, the country experienced the most turbulent times of its entire democratic life. Indeed, 2019 was marked by the electoral struggle, the post-election conflicts and an intense violence. And 2020 was marked not only by the coronavirus pandemic but by the transitory government of President Jeanine Añez, with episodes of political violence against that regime, and by violence emerging from the pandemic that gave rise to a multidimensional, humanitarian crisis , social, political and economic. Despite all this, the Project worked and met its objectives." Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general As to the strengthening of the capabilities of other Swedish cooperation partners in Bolivia in relation to conflict prevention and management, UNIR has conducted workshops for each one of the executing institutions working with Sweden in Bolivia, to familiarize them with the Conflict Sensitive Project Management (GPSC) tool, so they could apply it in the Bolivian context according to the different stages of their project's cycle. The workshops benefited to 303 persons (124 male and 179 female) in representation, directly or indirectly, of 11 Sida's partners in Bolivia. When it comes to the permanent advise and delivery of technical assistance to Swedish partners in Bolivia, these actions consisted in developing strategies and solutions in cases where eventual conflicts (mostly social or political) could jeopardize either the execution of activities or the fulfillment of their objectives. Depending on the requests and needs of the counterparts, advisory on non-violent communication, social mediation, risk analysis and stakeholders mapping skills were developed. In particular, it should be said that FAUTAPO, one of our counterparts, has adapted UNIR's tools for its internal conflict prevention/management in its daily work.  In relation to providing information on the causes, consequences and dynamics of social conflicts (especially focused on human rights, gender equality and environment), which is most likely one of the UNIR's institutional strengths, UNIR has been providing detailed monthly informative reports (50 documents/infographics in total), plus 148 analytical documents prepared quaterly for counterparts, according to their areas of work. They also released other publications such as: Situaciones de fragilidad en Bolivia (mimeo, 2018). Also, after the COVID-19 outbreak, three especial bulletins on Reflexiones ante la crisis COVID19 and Acción sin daño, 2020 were released. It is worthwhile to mention that UNIR, in joint coordination with other Swedish counterparts in the country (IDEA International and FAUTAPO), delivered the document Tarija dialoga 2017-2021, as a proof of a sound dialogue process over three-year time at a regional level.  The ten more active Bolivian  counterparts that benefited from UNIR's work were: UNODC, UNFPA, UNICEF, IDEA International, DIAKONIA, FAUTAPO, CEDLA, WWF, Fundación AGUA TUYA and IBNORCA.    No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10464-10464A0101 Sweden This initiative aims to incorporate the perspective of conflict-sensitivity management in contributions financed by Sweden, so as to contribute to a better positioning of these in their working spaces. The Embassy will support UNIR's project up to 8.35 MSEK to contribute to a program for the culture of peace and to reduce social tensions and conflicts in Bolivia. Bolivia is a country characterized by social inequalities, corruption and lack of justice. This can lead to increased tensions in the country with clear risks of escalation and more open conflictivity. Ambassaden avser att stödja UNIR:s projektansökan om 8 350 000 kronor för att bidra till ett program för fredskultur samt för att minska sociala spänningar och konflikter i Bolivia. Bolivia är ett land som karaktäriseras av sociala klyftor, korruption, bristande rättsväsende samt miljöförändringar, inte minst under den rådande krisen i landet på grund av akut vattenbrist. Detta kan påverka befolkningen och leda till ökade spänningar i landet med tydliga risker för eskalering och öppna konflikter. UNIR:s ansökan handlar om ett program för kapacitetsutveckling och kunskapsöverföring kring konfliktperspektiv och förebyggande konflikthantering under en treårsperiod med Sidas samarbetsorganisationer. UNIR är en enskild organisation som är specialiserade på förebyggande av konflikter och kommer att samverka med MR-ombudsmannaämbetet, LIDEMA, IDEA, FAUTAPO, Diakonia, UNICEF, UNODC, UNWOMEN, UNFPA och UNDP samt eventuellt med ytterligare 2-3 ännu inte beslutade insatser. Ett problem för ambassaden har varit att Sidas samarbetspartners från början inte formellt i sina projektansökningar till Sida har ansökt om UNIR:s stöd för konflikthantering. Konfliktperspektivet har tidigare inte ingått i Sidas samarbetsstrategi för Bolivia, och därför har det inte funnits med i Sidas samarbetspartners projektansökningar. Den nya strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Bolivia 2016-2020 beskriver att våld och väpnade konflikter är två av de största hoten och hindren för ekonomisk och social utveckling globalt sett. I strategin anges vidare att "ett konfliktperspektiv ska därför systematiskt integreras i det svenska utvecklingssamarbetet med Bolivia." UNIR har haft enskilda förberedande samtal med samarbetsorganisationerna för att fördjupa informationen om UNIR:s program. I UNIR:s projektdokument har UNIR presenterat en registering av dessa samtal, om organisationernas behov av att samarbeta med UNIR för ett ökat konfliktperspektiv. Majoriteten av de nu pågående Sidainsatserna är förberedande korta stöd inför de treårsavtal som ambassaden avser att ingå under första halvåret 2017. Sidas samtliga samarbetsorganisationer har inkluderat eller ska inkludera UNIR:s treåriga stöd för ett ökat konfliktperspektiv i sina projektansökningar i början av 2017. Dessa projektansökningar binds givetvis vid avtalen och blir juridiskt bindande. UNDP, IDEA och Diakonia sanitation som ambassaden skriver avtal med under december 2016 har inkluderat UNIR:s stöd för konflikthantering i deras projektansökningar. Därmed kommer UNIR:s program att ingå i de beslut som ambassaden fattar för dessa insatser. Dessutom avser UNFPA, UN WOMEN och DIAKONIA MR/jämställdhet att lägga in UNIR:s program för förebyggande konflikthantering i sina projektansökningar som kommer att beslutas i början av 2017. Under våren 2017 avser ambassaden att utarbeta ett program för "ONE-UN-gender" där de FN-organisationerna som ambassaden samverkar med (UNODC, UNICEF, UNDP, UN WOMEN och UNFPA) i vilket UNIR:s program kommer att ingå. FN-organisationerna UNFPA, UN WOMEN och UNODC kommer att förlängas tills samarbetet för "ONE-UN-gender" är klart. FAUTAPO åtar sig att införa UNIR:s program i sin verksamhet och rapportera om detta i sin årsrapport. Efter samtal med JUR har ambassaden beslutat att villkora utbetalningen för år två i ambassadens avtal med UNIR till Sveriges godkännande av en särskild rapport från UNIR i slutet av första året. Rapporten ska redogöra för Sidas samarbetspartners respons och åtaganden vad gäller UNIR:s program och inkluderandet av konfliktperspektiv i insatserna. Ambassaden bedömer dock att UNIR:s program är efterfrågat av samarbetsparterna, och kan bidra till att samarbetsorganisationerna genom att ha ett konfliktperspektiv kan uppnå bättra resultat av sin verksamhet. Insatsen syftar till att skapa ett ägarskap hos ambassadens samarbetsorganisationer kring konflikthantering och konfliktförebyggande för att söka minska våld och sociala konflikter i samhället genom att; 1) öka samarbetsorganisationernas medvetenhet om kontext och konflikter, 2) bidra till fördjupning av förståelsen om kontext och projekt, 3) stärka samarbetsorganisationerna med kunskap och verktyg kring konflikthantering och konfliktförebyggande verksamhet, 4) bidra med rådgivning och verktyg om hur pågående konflikter kan hanteras. Insatsen är inte något parallellt program till den verksamhet som Sidas samarbetsorganisationer genomför, utan genomförs i samband med organisationernas ordinarie planering och genomförande. Strategin betonar även att Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Bolivia ska präglas av ett rättighetsperspektiv samt av fattiga människors perspektiv på utveckling, något som karaktäriserar nämnda organisationers verksamhet. UNIR fokuserar på att synliggöra förekomsten av diskriminering, fattigdom och andra faktorer som kan leda till konflikter eller sociala spänningar samt att integrera den lokala befolkningen i insatsen. UNIR:s program ska bidra till att förebyggande konflikthantering förekommer hos medverkande samarbetsorganisationer. Hänsyn tas även till organisationskulturen hos de samarbetsorganisationer som deltar i programmet med syfte att hantera konfliktsituationer. UNIR avser att utveckla kompetensen kring konflikthantering och bidra till att skapa ett ägarskap hos de medverkande organisationerna kring dessa frågor. UNIR fokuserar sitt program till just konfliktförebyggande samt konflikthantering i syfte att främja en fredskultur samt minska sociala spänningar och konflikter. En kontextspecifik insats hos Sidas/ambassadens samarbetsparter kan leda till förbättrade projektresultat, fredligare samhälle samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter. Om konflikter uppstår kommer samarbetsorganisationerna kunna få stöd av UNIR kring hur situationen kan hanteras. UNIR har en unik kompetens inom området konflikthantering. Ambassaden bedömer att UNIR har den kompetens som behövs för att utföra projektet med goda resultat. Dessutom har ambassadens samarbetsorganisationer stort förtroende för UNIR:s kompetens inom området. UNIR är även en juridisk person, och det föreligger därmed inga formella hinder för ambassaden att ingå avtal med UNIR. Budgeten för UNIR:s program har utarbetats i relation till de förväntade resultaten. Dessutom har UNIR presenterat en detaljerad budget för att kunna göra en tydlig uppföljning av denna. UNIR har i sin projektansökan presenterat de organisationer som UNIR kommer att samarbeta med under det första året och specifierat detta i program och budget. Viktigt att understryka är att Sidas samarbetspartner för detta program är UNIR, och att budgeten för Sidas andra samarbetspartners som UNIR kommer att samarbeta med inte kommer att påverkas. Projektets totala budget är 8 350 000 kronor. Dessa fördelas på följande vis: 3 miljoner kronor för år 2016, 2 700 000 kronor för år 2017 och 2 650 000 kronor för år 2018. UNIR's intended effect in the short term is to strengthen the partner organizations that the Embassy works with, on knowledge and tools about conflict management and prevention. It means to introduce the conflict's perspective in those partner organizations. Another goal in the short term is to implement a conflict and context-sensitive project management (GPSC) in the Swedish partner organizations' work and that such organizations react in an appropriate manner when conflicts arise. UNIR's intended effect is to contribute with an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the Bolivian context in terms of conflictivity and how the projects/contributions can be less damaged/affected in their operations by the conflicts. UNIR's medium - term goal is for 70 percent of partner organizations to apply and master work based on the correct application of GPSC by the end of the contribution.  When it comes to assessing the fulfillment of the objectives, it is important to recover the following text inserted in the final external evaluation of the contribution (December 2020):  ".. in two years of the project, the country experienced the most turbulent times of its entire democratic life. Indeed, 2019 was marked by the electoral struggle, the post-election conflicts and an intense violence. And 2020 was marked not only by the coronavirus pandemic but by the transitory government of President Jeanine Añez, with episodes of political violence against that regime, and by violence emerging from the pandemic that gave rise to a multidimensional, humanitarian crisis , social, political and economic. Despite all this, the Project worked and met its objectives." Sweden Fundacion UNIR Bolivia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Fundacion UNIR Bolivia 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 3000000 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 3000000 Fundacion UNIR Bolivia 3000000 Fundacion UNIR Bolivia Bolivia 2016-2020 Bolivia 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic institutions, increased capacity and rule of law in the public administration and increased participation in political processes Stärkta demokratiska institutioner, ökad kapacitet och rättsäkerhet i den offentliga förvaltningen och ökat deltagande i politiska processer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10464-10464A0102 Sweden This initiative aims to incorporate the perspective of conflict-sensitivity management in contributions financed by Sweden, so as to contribute to a better positioning of these in their working spaces. The Embassy will support UNIR's project up to 8.35 MSEK to contribute to a program for the culture of peace and to reduce social tensions and conflicts in Bolivia. Bolivia is a country characterized by social inequalities, corruption and lack of justice. This can lead to increased tensions in the country with clear risks of escalation and more open conflictivity. Ambassaden avser att stödja UNIR:s projektansökan om 8 350 000 kronor för att bidra till ett program för fredskultur samt för att minska sociala spänningar och konflikter i Bolivia. Bolivia är ett land som karaktäriseras av sociala klyftor, korruption, bristande rättsväsende samt miljöförändringar, inte minst under den rådande krisen i landet på grund av akut vattenbrist. Detta kan påverka befolkningen och leda till ökade spänningar i landet med tydliga risker för eskalering och öppna konflikter. UNIR:s ansökan handlar om ett program för kapacitetsutveckling och kunskapsöverföring kring konfliktperspektiv och förebyggande konflikthantering under en treårsperiod med Sidas samarbetsorganisationer. UNIR är en enskild organisation som är specialiserade på förebyggande av konflikter och kommer att samverka med MR-ombudsmannaämbetet, LIDEMA, IDEA, FAUTAPO, Diakonia, UNICEF, UNODC, UNWOMEN, UNFPA och UNDP samt eventuellt med ytterligare 2-3 ännu inte beslutade insatser. Ett problem för ambassaden har varit att Sidas samarbetspartners från början inte formellt i sina projektansökningar till Sida har ansökt om UNIR:s stöd för konflikthantering. Konfliktperspektivet har tidigare inte ingått i Sidas samarbetsstrategi för Bolivia, och därför har det inte funnits med i Sidas samarbetspartners projektansökningar. Den nya strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Bolivia 2016-2020 beskriver att våld och väpnade konflikter är två av de största hoten och hindren för ekonomisk och social utveckling globalt sett. I strategin anges vidare att "ett konfliktperspektiv ska därför systematiskt integreras i det svenska utvecklingssamarbetet med Bolivia." UNIR har haft enskilda förberedande samtal med samarbetsorganisationerna för att fördjupa informationen om UNIR:s program. I UNIR:s projektdokument har UNIR presenterat en registering av dessa samtal, om organisationernas behov av att samarbeta med UNIR för ett ökat konfliktperspektiv. Majoriteten av de nu pågående Sidainsatserna är förberedande korta stöd inför de treårsavtal som ambassaden avser att ingå under första halvåret 2017. Sidas samtliga samarbetsorganisationer har inkluderat eller ska inkludera UNIR:s treåriga stöd för ett ökat konfliktperspektiv i sina projektansökningar i början av 2017. Dessa projektansökningar binds givetvis vid avtalen och blir juridiskt bindande. UNDP, IDEA och Diakonia sanitation som ambassaden skriver avtal med under december 2016 har inkluderat UNIR:s stöd för konflikthantering i deras projektansökningar. Därmed kommer UNIR:s program att ingå i de beslut som ambassaden fattar för dessa insatser. Dessutom avser UNFPA, UN WOMEN och DIAKONIA MR/jämställdhet att lägga in UNIR:s program för förebyggande konflikthantering i sina projektansökningar som kommer att beslutas i början av 2017. Under våren 2017 avser ambassaden att utarbeta ett program för "ONE-UN-gender" där de FN-organisationerna som ambassaden samverkar med (UNODC, UNICEF, UNDP, UN WOMEN och UNFPA) i vilket UNIR:s program kommer att ingå. FN-organisationerna UNFPA, UN WOMEN och UNODC kommer att förlängas tills samarbetet för "ONE-UN-gender" är klart. FAUTAPO åtar sig att införa UNIR:s program i sin verksamhet och rapportera om detta i sin årsrapport. Efter samtal med JUR har ambassaden beslutat att villkora utbetalningen för år två i ambassadens avtal med UNIR till Sveriges godkännande av en särskild rapport från UNIR i slutet av första året. Rapporten ska redogöra för Sidas samarbetspartners respons och åtaganden vad gäller UNIR:s program och inkluderandet av konfliktperspektiv i insatserna. Ambassaden bedömer dock att UNIR:s program är efterfrågat av samarbetsparterna, och kan bidra till att samarbetsorganisationerna genom att ha ett konfliktperspektiv kan uppnå bättra resultat av sin verksamhet. Insatsen syftar till att skapa ett ägarskap hos ambassadens samarbetsorganisationer kring konflikthantering och konfliktförebyggande för att söka minska våld och sociala konflikter i samhället genom att; 1) öka samarbetsorganisationernas medvetenhet om kontext och konflikter, 2) bidra till fördjupning av förståelsen om kontext och projekt, 3) stärka samarbetsorganisationerna med kunskap och verktyg kring konflikthantering och konfliktförebyggande verksamhet, 4) bidra med rådgivning och verktyg om hur pågående konflikter kan hanteras. Insatsen är inte något parallellt program till den verksamhet som Sidas samarbetsorganisationer genomför, utan genomförs i samband med organisationernas ordinarie planering och genomförande. Strategin betonar även att Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Bolivia ska präglas av ett rättighetsperspektiv samt av fattiga människors perspektiv på utveckling, något som karaktäriserar nämnda organisationers verksamhet. UNIR fokuserar på att synliggöra förekomsten av diskriminering, fattigdom och andra faktorer som kan leda till konflikter eller sociala spänningar samt att integrera den lokala befolkningen i insatsen. UNIR:s program ska bidra till att förebyggande konflikthantering förekommer hos medverkande samarbetsorganisationer. Hänsyn tas även till organisationskulturen hos de samarbetsorganisationer som deltar i programmet med syfte att hantera konfliktsituationer. UNIR avser att utveckla kompetensen kring konflikthantering och bidra till att skapa ett ägarskap hos de medverkande organisationerna kring dessa frågor. UNIR fokuserar sitt program till just konfliktförebyggande samt konflikthantering i syfte att främja en fredskultur samt minska sociala spänningar och konflikter. En kontextspecifik insats hos Sidas/ambassadens samarbetsparter kan leda till förbättrade projektresultat, fredligare samhälle samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter. Om konflikter uppstår kommer samarbetsorganisationerna kunna få stöd av UNIR kring hur situationen kan hanteras. UNIR har en unik kompetens inom området konflikthantering. Ambassaden bedömer att UNIR har den kompetens som behövs för att utföra projektet med goda resultat. Dessutom har ambassadens samarbetsorganisationer stort förtroende för UNIR:s kompetens inom området. UNIR är även en juridisk person, och det föreligger därmed inga formella hinder för ambassaden att ingå avtal med UNIR. Budgeten för UNIR:s program har utarbetats i relation till de förväntade resultaten. Dessutom har UNIR presenterat en detaljerad budget för att kunna göra en tydlig uppföljning av denna. UNIR har i sin projektansökan presenterat de organisationer som UNIR kommer att samarbeta med under det första året och specifierat detta i program och budget. Viktigt att understryka är att Sidas samarbetspartner för detta program är UNIR, och att budgeten för Sidas andra samarbetspartners som UNIR kommer att samarbeta med inte kommer att påverkas. Projektets totala budget är 8 350 000 kronor. Dessa fördelas på följande vis: 3 miljoner kronor för år 2016, 2 700 000 kronor för år 2017 och 2 650 000 kronor för år 2018. UNIR's intended effect in the short term is to strengthen the partner organizations that the Embassy works with, on knowledge and tools about conflict management and prevention. It means to introduce the conflict's perspective in those partner organizations. Another goal in the short term is to implement a conflict and context-sensitive project management (GPSC) in the Swedish partner organizations' work and that such organizations react in an appropriate manner when conflicts arise. UNIR's intended effect is to contribute with an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the Bolivian context in terms of conflictivity and how the projects/contributions can be less damaged/affected in their operations by the conflicts. UNIR's medium - term goal is for 70 percent of partner organizations to apply and master work based on the correct application of GPSC by the end of the contribution.  When it comes to assessing the fulfillment of the objectives, it is important to recover the following text inserted in the final external evaluation of the contribution (December 2020):  ".. in two years of the project, the country experienced the most turbulent times of its entire democratic life. Indeed, 2019 was marked by the electoral struggle, the post-election conflicts and an intense violence. And 2020 was marked not only by the coronavirus pandemic but by the transitory government of President Jeanine Añez, with episodes of political violence against that regime, and by violence emerging from the pandemic that gave rise to a multidimensional, humanitarian crisis , social, political and economic. Despite all this, the Project worked and met its objectives." Sweden Fundacion UNIR Bolivia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Fundacion UNIR Bolivia 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2700000 2650000 1000000 0 0 0 2700000 0 0 0 2650000 1000000 0 0 0 6350000 Fundacion UNIR Bolivia 2700000 Fundacion UNIR Bolivia 2650000 Fundacion UNIR Bolivia 1000000 Fundacion UNIR Bolivia Bolivia 2016-2020 Bolivia 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic institutions, increased capacity and rule of law in the public administration and increased participation in political processes Stärkta demokratiska institutioner, ökad kapacitet och rättsäkerhet i den offentliga förvaltningen och ökat deltagande i politiska processer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10464-10464A0103 Sweden This initiative aims to incorporate the perspective of conflict-sensitivity management in contributions financed by Sweden, so as to contribute to a better positioning of these in their working spaces. The Embassy will support UNIR's project up to 8.35 MSEK to contribute to a program for the culture of peace and to reduce social tensions and conflicts in Bolivia. Bolivia is a country characterized by social inequalities, corruption and lack of justice. This can lead to increased tensions in the country with clear risks of escalation and more open conflictivity. Ambassaden avser att stödja UNIR:s projektansökan om 8 350 000 kronor för att bidra till ett program för fredskultur samt för att minska sociala spänningar och konflikter i Bolivia. Bolivia är ett land som karaktäriseras av sociala klyftor, korruption, bristande rättsväsende samt miljöförändringar, inte minst under den rådande krisen i landet på grund av akut vattenbrist. Detta kan påverka befolkningen och leda till ökade spänningar i landet med tydliga risker för eskalering och öppna konflikter. UNIR:s ansökan handlar om ett program för kapacitetsutveckling och kunskapsöverföring kring konfliktperspektiv och förebyggande konflikthantering under en treårsperiod med Sidas samarbetsorganisationer. UNIR är en enskild organisation som är specialiserade på förebyggande av konflikter och kommer att samverka med MR-ombudsmannaämbetet, LIDEMA, IDEA, FAUTAPO, Diakonia, UNICEF, UNODC, UNWOMEN, UNFPA och UNDP samt eventuellt med ytterligare 2-3 ännu inte beslutade insatser. Ett problem för ambassaden har varit att Sidas samarbetspartners från början inte formellt i sina projektansökningar till Sida har ansökt om UNIR:s stöd för konflikthantering. Konfliktperspektivet har tidigare inte ingått i Sidas samarbetsstrategi för Bolivia, och därför har det inte funnits med i Sidas samarbetspartners projektansökningar. Den nya strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Bolivia 2016-2020 beskriver att våld och väpnade konflikter är två av de största hoten och hindren för ekonomisk och social utveckling globalt sett. I strategin anges vidare att "ett konfliktperspektiv ska därför systematiskt integreras i det svenska utvecklingssamarbetet med Bolivia." UNIR har haft enskilda förberedande samtal med samarbetsorganisationerna för att fördjupa informationen om UNIR:s program. I UNIR:s projektdokument har UNIR presenterat en registering av dessa samtal, om organisationernas behov av att samarbeta med UNIR för ett ökat konfliktperspektiv. Majoriteten av de nu pågående Sidainsatserna är förberedande korta stöd inför de treårsavtal som ambassaden avser att ingå under första halvåret 2017. Sidas samtliga samarbetsorganisationer har inkluderat eller ska inkludera UNIR:s treåriga stöd för ett ökat konfliktperspektiv i sina projektansökningar i början av 2017. Dessa projektansökningar binds givetvis vid avtalen och blir juridiskt bindande. UNDP, IDEA och Diakonia sanitation som ambassaden skriver avtal med under december 2016 har inkluderat UNIR:s stöd för konflikthantering i deras projektansökningar. Därmed kommer UNIR:s program att ingå i de beslut som ambassaden fattar för dessa insatser. Dessutom avser UNFPA, UN WOMEN och DIAKONIA MR/jämställdhet att lägga in UNIR:s program för förebyggande konflikthantering i sina projektansökningar som kommer att beslutas i början av 2017. Under våren 2017 avser ambassaden att utarbeta ett program för "ONE-UN-gender" där de FN-organisationerna som ambassaden samverkar med (UNODC, UNICEF, UNDP, UN WOMEN och UNFPA) i vilket UNIR:s program kommer att ingå. FN-organisationerna UNFPA, UN WOMEN och UNODC kommer att förlängas tills samarbetet för "ONE-UN-gender" är klart. FAUTAPO åtar sig att införa UNIR:s program i sin verksamhet och rapportera om detta i sin årsrapport. Efter samtal med JUR har ambassaden beslutat att villkora utbetalningen för år två i ambassadens avtal med UNIR till Sveriges godkännande av en särskild rapport från UNIR i slutet av första året. Rapporten ska redogöra för Sidas samarbetspartners respons och åtaganden vad gäller UNIR:s program och inkluderandet av konfliktperspektiv i insatserna. Ambassaden bedömer dock att UNIR:s program är efterfrågat av samarbetsparterna, och kan bidra till att samarbetsorganisationerna genom att ha ett konfliktperspektiv kan uppnå bättra resultat av sin verksamhet. Insatsen syftar till att skapa ett ägarskap hos ambassadens samarbetsorganisationer kring konflikthantering och konfliktförebyggande för att söka minska våld och sociala konflikter i samhället genom att; 1) öka samarbetsorganisationernas medvetenhet om kontext och konflikter, 2) bidra till fördjupning av förståelsen om kontext och projekt, 3) stärka samarbetsorganisationerna med kunskap och verktyg kring konflikthantering och konfliktförebyggande verksamhet, 4) bidra med rådgivning och verktyg om hur pågående konflikter kan hanteras. Insatsen är inte något parallellt program till den verksamhet som Sidas samarbetsorganisationer genomför, utan genomförs i samband med organisationernas ordinarie planering och genomförande. Strategin betonar även att Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Bolivia ska präglas av ett rättighetsperspektiv samt av fattiga människors perspektiv på utveckling, något som karaktäriserar nämnda organisationers verksamhet. UNIR fokuserar på att synliggöra förekomsten av diskriminering, fattigdom och andra faktorer som kan leda till konflikter eller sociala spänningar samt att integrera den lokala befolkningen i insatsen. UNIR:s program ska bidra till att förebyggande konflikthantering förekommer hos medverkande samarbetsorganisationer. Hänsyn tas även till organisationskulturen hos de samarbetsorganisationer som deltar i programmet med syfte att hantera konfliktsituationer. UNIR avser att utveckla kompetensen kring konflikthantering och bidra till att skapa ett ägarskap hos de medverkande organisationerna kring dessa frågor. UNIR fokuserar sitt program till just konfliktförebyggande samt konflikthantering i syfte att främja en fredskultur samt minska sociala spänningar och konflikter. En kontextspecifik insats hos Sidas/ambassadens samarbetsparter kan leda till förbättrade projektresultat, fredligare samhälle samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter. Om konflikter uppstår kommer samarbetsorganisationerna kunna få stöd av UNIR kring hur situationen kan hanteras. UNIR har en unik kompetens inom området konflikthantering. Ambassaden bedömer att UNIR har den kompetens som behövs för att utföra projektet med goda resultat. Dessutom har ambassadens samarbetsorganisationer stort förtroende för UNIR:s kompetens inom området. UNIR är även en juridisk person, och det föreligger därmed inga formella hinder för ambassaden att ingå avtal med UNIR. Budgeten för UNIR:s program har utarbetats i relation till de förväntade resultaten. Dessutom har UNIR presenterat en detaljerad budget för att kunna göra en tydlig uppföljning av denna. UNIR har i sin projektansökan presenterat de organisationer som UNIR kommer att samarbeta med under det första året och specifierat detta i program och budget. Viktigt att understryka är att Sidas samarbetspartner för detta program är UNIR, och att budgeten för Sidas andra samarbetspartners som UNIR kommer att samarbeta med inte kommer att påverkas. Projektets totala budget är 8 350 000 kronor. Dessa fördelas på följande vis: 3 miljoner kronor för år 2016, 2 700 000 kronor för år 2017 och 2 650 000 kronor för år 2018. UNIR's intended effect in the short term is to strengthen the partner organizations that the Embassy works with, on knowledge and tools about conflict management and prevention. It means to introduce the conflict's perspective in those partner organizations. Another goal in the short term is to implement a conflict and context-sensitive project management (GPSC) in the Swedish partner organizations' work and that such organizations react in an appropriate manner when conflicts arise. UNIR's intended effect is to contribute with an in-depth knowledge and understanding of the Bolivian context in terms of conflictivity and how the projects/contributions can be less damaged/affected in their operations by the conflicts. UNIR's medium - term goal is for 70 percent of partner organizations to apply and master work based on the correct application of GPSC by the end of the contribution.  When it comes to assessing the fulfillment of the objectives, it is important to recover the following text inserted in the final external evaluation of the contribution (December 2020):  ".. in two years of the project, the country experienced the most turbulent times of its entire democratic life. Indeed, 2019 was marked by the electoral struggle, the post-election conflicts and an intense violence. And 2020 was marked not only by the coronavirus pandemic but by the transitory government of President Jeanine Añez, with episodes of political violence against that regime, and by violence emerging from the pandemic that gave rise to a multidimensional, humanitarian crisis , social, political and economic. Despite all this, the Project worked and met its objectives." Sweden Fundacion UNIR Bolivia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Fundacion UNIR Bolivia 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -613900 -613900 -613900 Fundacion UNIR Bolivia -613900.65 Fundacion UNIR Bolivia Bolivia 2021-2025 Bolivia 2021-2025 Democracy and human rights (temporary translation) Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10733 Sweden Support to the main accountability mechanism in Ethiopia in order to contribute to that they can implement their core mandate in a more independent and professional manner. Stöd till demokratiska institutioner som lyder under parlamentet i syfte att stärka dess möjligheter att genomföra sitt mandat på ett mer oberoende sätt. The objectives of the programme, that is managed by the UNDP and implemented by Ethiopian state institutions, including the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission, NEBE, the Ombudsman, The Federal Court, the Anti-Corruption Commission, Ministry of Peace, and the Parliament, to strengthen key democratic functions, are as follows: 1. Political processes of federal and regional state legislative bodies are more inclusive and effectively delivering on their constitutional mandates. 2. Federal and regional state systems of governance are more accountable, transparent and are delivering public services in a more inclusive and responsive ways. 3. Citizens are more empowered to voice their concern and actively participate in decision making processes at all levels of the governance and political systems. 4. Systems and mechanisms for promoting social cohesion, managing diversity, preventing and managing conflicts, fostering dialogues and building peace are further strengthened at national, regional and local levels. 5. Access to justice enhanced and human rights promoted and protected across Ethiopia. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Over the project period, the following eleven Ethiopian democratic institutions/Implementing Partners (IPs) benefited from the GDPP support: 1. House of Peoples Representatives (HoPR) 2. House of Federation (HoF) 3. Federal Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (FEACC) 4. Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) 5. Ethiopian Institute of Ombudsman (EIO) 6. Office of Attorney General (OAG) 7. Office of Federal Auditor General (OFAG) 8.Ministry of Peace (MoP) 9.Council of Constitutional Inquiry (CCI) 10. National Election Board of Ethiopia (NEBE) 11.Ethiopia Media Authority (EMA formerly the Ethiopian Broadcast Authority) These institutions / partners received the GDPP support in order to increase their efficiency, transparency and inclusivity and thereby improve the quality of the institutions. This implied the aim to strengthen citizens' empowerment and participation, access to justice and protection of human rights. Examples of results hat the project achieved: Firstly, in 2020, a new Media Policy for enhanced freedom of expression and strengthened media independence was introduced and adopted by the Council of Ministers. A media monitoring manual and fact-checking guideline was also implemented to strengthen the quality and delivery of its media monitoring and fact checking mandates. This was also combined with UNDP led training for media operators. Secondly, the Federal Ethics and anti-corruption commission (FEACC) organized forums and trainings for key stakeholders to raise awareness about corruption. The participants of the trainings became equipped with skills & knowledge about corruption, practical approaches and tools on ethical decision-making, organizational integrity, conflict of interest and corruption risk assessment. To ensure sustainability of the program, the training participants gained skills on how to organize and facilitate online training in FEACCs future training programs. The FEACC program also implied a platform between key stakeholders such as municipalities and media institutions to create a conducive environment for a joint action to prevent corruption. This implied raising public awareness to provide reliable information on corruption and for the public to be part of the solution as regards prevention of corruption. Thirdly, with support of the project, the Ethiopian Institute of Ombudsman (EIO) developed and operationalized a new IT-based case flow management and database systems and familiarized staff with newly developed IT-based systems. These innovations will help to improve the EIO ability to handle individual cases with greater efficiency. Fourthly, the program also supported the independence, mandate, functioning and activity of the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) in raising and following up on human rights abuses in Ethiopia. For instance, in November 2023, the EHRC and UN Human Rights Office released a report of the joint investigation of alleged human rights violations related to the Tigray conflict. Sources: UM2017/32900/ADDI-60 UM2017/32900/ADDI-52 No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10733-10733A0101 Sweden Support to the main accountability mechanism in Ethiopia in order to contribute to that they can implement their core mandate in a more independent and professional manner. Stöd till demokratiska institutioner som lyder under parlamentet i syfte att stärka dess möjligheter att genomföra sitt mandat på ett mer oberoende sätt. The objectives of the programme, that is managed by the UNDP and implemented by Ethiopian state institutions, including the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission, NEBE, the Ombudsman, The Federal Court, the Anti-Corruption Commission, Ministry of Peace, and the Parliament, to strengthen key democratic functions, are as follows: 1. Political processes of federal and regional state legislative bodies are more inclusive and effectively delivering on their constitutional mandates. 2. Federal and regional state systems of governance are more accountable, transparent and are delivering public services in a more inclusive and responsive ways. 3. Citizens are more empowered to voice their concern and actively participate in decision making processes at all levels of the governance and political systems. 4. Systems and mechanisms for promoting social cohesion, managing diversity, preventing and managing conflicts, fostering dialogues and building peace are further strengthened at national, regional and local levels. 5. Access to justice enhanced and human rights promoted and protected across Ethiopia. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 28000000 5000000 15000000 5000000 23700000 0 0 0 7500000 0 5000000 0 0 0 7500000 0 0 28000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 5000000 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 3700000 76700000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 28000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 7500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 7500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 15000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3700000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Strengthened rule of law Ökad rättssäkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened democratic accountability and transparency at local level Stärkt demokratiskt ansvarsutkrävande och transparens på lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10733-10733A0102 Sweden Support to the main accountability mechanism in Ethiopia in order to contribute to that they can implement their core mandate in a more independent and professional manner. Stöd till demokratiska institutioner som lyder under parlamentet i syfte att stärka dess möjligheter att genomföra sitt mandat på ett mer oberoende sätt. The objectives of the programme, that is managed by the UNDP and implemented by Ethiopian state institutions, including the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission, NEBE, the Ombudsman, The Federal Court, the Anti-Corruption Commission, Ministry of Peace, and the Parliament, to strengthen key democratic functions, are as follows: 1. Political processes of federal and regional state legislative bodies are more inclusive and effectively delivering on their constitutional mandates. 2. Federal and regional state systems of governance are more accountable, transparent and are delivering public services in a more inclusive and responsive ways. 3. Citizens are more empowered to voice their concern and actively participate in decision making processes at all levels of the governance and political systems. 4. Systems and mechanisms for promoting social cohesion, managing diversity, preventing and managing conflicts, fostering dialogues and building peace are further strengthened at national, regional and local levels. 5. Access to justice enhanced and human rights promoted and protected across Ethiopia. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 10000000 0 0 10000000 15000000 0 0 0 25000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 15000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Strengthened rule of law Ökad rättssäkerhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10733-10733A0103 Sweden Support to the main accountability mechanism in Ethiopia in order to contribute to that they can implement their core mandate in a more independent and professional manner. Stöd till demokratiska institutioner som lyder under parlamentet i syfte att stärka dess möjligheter att genomföra sitt mandat på ett mer oberoende sätt. The objectives of the programme, that is managed by the UNDP and implemented by Ethiopian state institutions, including the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission, NEBE, the Ombudsman, The Federal Court, the Anti-Corruption Commission, Ministry of Peace, and the Parliament, to strengthen key democratic functions, are as follows: 1. Political processes of federal and regional state legislative bodies are more inclusive and effectively delivering on their constitutional mandates. 2. Federal and regional state systems of governance are more accountable, transparent and are delivering public services in a more inclusive and responsive ways. 3. Citizens are more empowered to voice their concern and actively participate in decision making processes at all levels of the governance and political systems. 4. Systems and mechanisms for promoting social cohesion, managing diversity, preventing and managing conflicts, fostering dialogues and building peace are further strengthened at national, regional and local levels. 5. Access to justice enhanced and human rights promoted and protected across Ethiopia. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -2162457 0 0 -2162457 0 -2162457 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -2162456.6800000002 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Ethiopia 2022-2026 Etiopien 2022-2026 Strengthened democracy, increased respect for human rights and the rule of law, including reduced corruption. Stärkt demokrati, ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10804 Sweden Darfur Community and Peace Building Fund (DCPSF), phase 2 (2011-2020). A community driven peace and reconciliation initiative. UNDP administers the fund which aims to foster dialogue and funding of small scale peace building initiatives at community level. The support is a second tranche for phase 2, in line with the Results Strategy for Sudan, 2014-2017. DCPSF är en givarfond som hanteras av UNDP. Fondens strategi är att stödja projekt på gräsrotsnivå som arbetar med de grundläggande orsakerna till konflikterna på lokal nivå i Darfur. Detta gjordes tidigare med syftet att komplettera övergripande fredsprocesser, men detta syfte har i praktiken ersatts med det förväntade resultatet: "Stärkt förmåga att genom lokala fredsinitiativ förebygga konflikter och åstadkomma försoning i Darfur". Projekten under DCPSF pågår parallellt med pågående humanitära insatser, där samverkan främst sker genom koordering och utbyte av information om läget i Darfur. DCPSF utgör ett av de få program som stödjer fredsbyggande på lokal nivå i Darfur. The aim of Darfur Community Peace and Stability Fund (DCPSF) is to improve security and stabilization of communities affected by conflict through utilization of effective conflict management mechanisms, peace dividends and support to peace infrastructures and durable solutions that augment peaceful coexistance and social cohesion.  The DCPSF has four expected outputs: 1) Community-based conflict resolution and reconciliation mechanisms are in use and working effectively to resolve conflict; 2) Peace dividends for community interdependence and co-existance are delivered; 3) Women's organisations, including those representing pastoralists women, empowered to meaningfully participate in local and state-level peacebuilding platforms; 4) Improved networking, coordination and learning between local and state-level peacebuilding institutions.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Sudan (the) Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security During the ongoing Call for Proposals, 17 implementing partners were selected for partnership with the DCPSF. The recent Call for Proposals extended the activity period from 18 to 24 months. Most of the projects have been ongoing since February/March 2021. Due to the military coup in October 2021, most projects suspended activities briefly, slightly delaying implementation. Whereas most projects are about halfway through (in July 2022), this last year of implementation will also be the final year of the DCPSF. While conflict levels are rising in Darfur, and the need for peacebuilding interventions is high, several performance-related aspects have rendered Sida and other donors contributing to the DCPSF to discontinue funding. These aspects are further elaborated below. Regarding results, DCPSF partners have been implementing projects in 26 localities across 159 villages in the five Darfur states. The main results, as highlighted by the DCPSF secretariat in the Annual Report for 2021, include the establishment of a total of 142 Community-Based Reconciliation Mechanisms (CBRMs) and the resolution of a total of 893/ 1074 cases referred to the CBRMs. Moreover, seven peace dividend activities have been carried out, and 50 women's organizations have been established. Output 1: Community-Based Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation Mechanisms (CBRM) are in use and working effectively to resolve conflict. Summarised key results of Output 1 are as following: 185 CBRMs were established or revitalized across 136 villages in 27 localities in Darfur. These committees included diverse community members such as farmers, youth, women, pastoralists, returnees, and IDPs. A total of 4,524 members (2,595 men and 1,975 women) were trained in leadership, conflict resolution, and other relevant skills. CBRMs held 1,765 meetings to mediate conflicts and build capacity. They also created awareness during harvest seasons to prevent clashes over resources and established Early Warning Information Systems (EWIS) for conflict prevention. CBRMs received 7,137 cases, resolving 83% of them. They conducted 46 dialogues to mediate violence and promote peacebuilding, community resilience, and social cohesion. Trust in CBRMs increased from 56% at baseline to 84% at endline. Satisfaction with CBRM work rose from 71% to 88%. Women's satisfaction with conflict resolution improved from 55% to 62%. Accessibility to CBRM services increased from 67% to 82%. About 71% of CBRMs showed active participation of vulnerable groups in decision-making. The perception of decreased communal conflicts rose from 64% at baseline to 81% at endline, indicating the positive impact of CBRM activities. Output 2: Peace Dividends for Community Interdependence and Co-existence Delivered Established 117 community savings groups and 153 Income Generating Activities (IGA) groups by 2022.Savings groups included 2,597 members (2,000 women and 597 men) and saved approximately USD 37,220. IGA groups involved 2,484 community members (1,273 men and 1,211 women) trained in various enterprises and provided with start-up kits. Rehabilitated 120 water sources, benefiting approximately 192,960 individuals, 10,300 households, and 27,870 animals.Formed and trained 9 water user committees and 70 pump mechanics to maintain water sources sustainability. Constructed 5 markets with 70 market shades and stalls, forming 3 market committees with 40 members for proper management. Built 13 schools, 26 classrooms, 6 teacher offices, 2 fences, and 1 latrine, benefiting approximately 5,155 pupils/students. Constructed 11 community centres equipped for meetings, trainings, social events, and literacy classes for women and children. Demarcated 373 kilometers of migratory routes with 1,023 concrete poles to reduce conflicts between farmers and pastoralists. This intervention led to an 80% decrease in incidents and clashes. Improved health facilities in North and South Darfur, benefiting over 3,000 people. This included constructing new health centre blocks and providing necessary infrastructure and furniture. Increased interactions between diverse communities through improved access to health, education, and water services. Community perception of improved services: 39% for water, 26% for education, and 23% for health. Trained 16 Community Animal Health Workers (CAHWs) and vaccinated 43,500 animals. Trained 537 farmers on improved agricultural practices and established 12 community nurseries for tree and crop seedlings. Distributed 2,100 kg of pasture seeds and planted 348 acres with pasture. Trained 79 Natural Resources Management committee members to promote eco-based adaptation actions. Trained 1,051 youths in various vocational skills and promoted social cohesion through 40 cultural and sporting events, reaching 13,156 community members. Output 3: Womens Organizations Empowered to Participate in Peacebuilding Established 30 womens organizations in 2022 to serve as channels for women's inclusion in peacebuilding and development activities. These organizations received training in business and conflict management and were provided with small business enterprises. Formed 33 womens IGA groups with 525 members across Darfur. These groups were trained in small business management and conflict resolution and received start-up materials for various enterprises. Conducted 53 awareness sessions on issues such as Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV), Female Genital Mutilation (FGM), child rights, and forced marriage. Held 25 skills training workshops on gender mainstreaming and womens inclusion in peacebuilding, benefiting 1,502 community members (1,251 women and 251 men). Ensured balanced representation of women, including pastoralist women, in Community-Based Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation Mechanisms (CBRM). Trained 30 men as Gender-Based Violence (GBV) ambassadors to change attitudes towards women in their communities. Output 4: Improved Networking, Coordination, and Learning Between Local and State-Level Peacebuilding Institutions Organized 21 exchange visits between various CBRMs within Darfur States, involving 525 community members. These visits facilitated sharing experiences on conflict resolution, mediation, and issues like migratory routes and water resources. Revived 2 peacebuilding networks and 2 peace forums, linking them to CBRMs to approach state and national level networks. Organized 33 peacebuilding forums and meetings with at least 4,901 community members attending. Engaged different stakeholders in events to discuss conflict mitigation, seasonal migration, gender-based violence, and long-term peacebuilding strategies. These platforms allowed stakeholders to review and evaluate current approaches and agree on common strategies to address root causes of conflict. A survey in East Darfur indicated that 74% of community members agreed on the positive impact of product exchange among host communities and nomads. About 42% of community members could identify DCPSF program work, and 99% were aware of the establishment of CBRMs. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10804-10804A0101 Sweden Darfur Community and Peace Building Fund (DCPSF), phase 2 (2011-2020). A community driven peace and reconciliation initiative. UNDP administers the fund which aims to foster dialogue and funding of small scale peace building initiatives at community level. The support is a second tranche for phase 2, in line with the Results Strategy for Sudan, 2014-2017. DCPSF är en givarfond som hanteras av UNDP. Fondens strategi är att stödja projekt på gräsrotsnivå som arbetar med de grundläggande orsakerna till konflikterna på lokal nivå i Darfur. Detta gjordes tidigare med syftet att komplettera övergripande fredsprocesser, men detta syfte har i praktiken ersatts med det förväntade resultatet: "Stärkt förmåga att genom lokala fredsinitiativ förebygga konflikter och åstadkomma försoning i Darfur". Projekten under DCPSF pågår parallellt med pågående humanitära insatser, där samverkan främst sker genom koordering och utbyte av information om läget i Darfur. DCPSF utgör ett av de få program som stödjer fredsbyggande på lokal nivå i Darfur. The aim of Darfur Community Peace and Stability Fund (DCPSF) is to improve security and stabilization of communities affected by conflict through utilization of effective conflict management mechanisms, peace dividends and support to peace infrastructures and durable solutions that augment peaceful coexistance and social cohesion.  The DCPSF has four expected outputs: 1) Community-based conflict resolution and reconciliation mechanisms are in use and working effectively to resolve conflict; 2) Peace dividends for community interdependence and co-existance are delivered; 3) Women's organisations, including those representing pastoralists women, empowered to meaningfully participate in local and state-level peacebuilding platforms; 4) Improved networking, coordination and learning between local and state-level peacebuilding institutions.   Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 0 0 0 20000000 0 0 -0.0000000149 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme SE-0-SE-6-10804-10804A0102 Sweden Darfur Community and Peace Building Fund (DCPSF), phase 2 (2011-2020). A community driven peace and reconciliation initiative. UNDP administers the fund which aims to foster dialogue and funding of small scale peace building initiatives at community level. The support is a second tranche for phase 2, in line with the Results Strategy for Sudan, 2014-2017. DCPSF är en givarfond som hanteras av UNDP. Fondens strategi är att stödja projekt på gräsrotsnivå som arbetar med de grundläggande orsakerna till konflikterna på lokal nivå i Darfur. Detta gjordes tidigare med syftet att komplettera övergripande fredsprocesser, men detta syfte har i praktiken ersatts med det förväntade resultatet: "Stärkt förmåga att genom lokala fredsinitiativ förebygga konflikter och åstadkomma försoning i Darfur". Projekten under DCPSF pågår parallellt med pågående humanitära insatser, där samverkan främst sker genom koordering och utbyte av information om läget i Darfur. DCPSF utgör ett av de få program som stödjer fredsbyggande på lokal nivå i Darfur. The aim of Darfur Community Peace and Stability Fund (DCPSF) is to improve security and stabilization of communities affected by conflict through utilization of effective conflict management mechanisms, peace dividends and support to peace infrastructures and durable solutions that augment peaceful coexistance and social cohesion.  The DCPSF has four expected outputs: 1) Community-based conflict resolution and reconciliation mechanisms are in use and working effectively to resolve conflict; 2) Peace dividends for community interdependence and co-existance are delivered; 3) Women's organisations, including those representing pastoralists women, empowered to meaningfully participate in local and state-level peacebuilding platforms; 4) Improved networking, coordination and learning between local and state-level peacebuilding institutions.   Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 20000000 -837197 -837197 20000000 20000000 0.0000000001 39162803 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -837196.91 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Sudan 2018-2022 Sudan 2018-2022 More inclusive peace processes, with greater participation of women and young people Mer inkluderande fredsprocesser, där kvinnor och unga deltar i större utsträckning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for peaceful and inclusive societies at the local level Förbättrade förutsättningar för fredliga och inkluderande samhällen på lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved rule of law, increased transparency, and strengthened conditions for accountability Förbättrad rättssäkerhet och ökad transparens samt stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for women’s and girls’ enjoyment of human rights, and for the rights of the child Förbättrade förutsättningar för kvinnors och flickors åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, samt för barnets rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased and more sustainable agricultural productivity, and improved food security Ökad och mer hållbar produktivitet inom lantbruket samt tryggare livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning More sustainable water resource management, and increased access to water and sanitation Mer hållbar vattenresursförvaltning samt ökad tillgång till vatten och sanitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10804-10804A0103 Sweden Darfur Community and Peace Building Fund (DCPSF), phase 2 (2011-2020). A community driven peace and reconciliation initiative. UNDP administers the fund which aims to foster dialogue and funding of small scale peace building initiatives at community level. The support is a second tranche for phase 2, in line with the Results Strategy for Sudan, 2014-2017. DCPSF är en givarfond som hanteras av UNDP. Fondens strategi är att stödja projekt på gräsrotsnivå som arbetar med de grundläggande orsakerna till konflikterna på lokal nivå i Darfur. Detta gjordes tidigare med syftet att komplettera övergripande fredsprocesser, men detta syfte har i praktiken ersatts med det förväntade resultatet: "Stärkt förmåga att genom lokala fredsinitiativ förebygga konflikter och åstadkomma försoning i Darfur". Projekten under DCPSF pågår parallellt med pågående humanitära insatser, där samverkan främst sker genom koordering och utbyte av information om läget i Darfur. DCPSF utgör ett av de få program som stödjer fredsbyggande på lokal nivå i Darfur. The aim of Darfur Community Peace and Stability Fund (DCPSF) is to improve security and stabilization of communities affected by conflict through utilization of effective conflict management mechanisms, peace dividends and support to peace infrastructures and durable solutions that augment peaceful coexistance and social cohesion.  The DCPSF has four expected outputs: 1) Community-based conflict resolution and reconciliation mechanisms are in use and working effectively to resolve conflict; 2) Peace dividends for community interdependence and co-existance are delivered; 3) Women's organisations, including those representing pastoralists women, empowered to meaningfully participate in local and state-level peacebuilding platforms; 4) Improved networking, coordination and learning between local and state-level peacebuilding institutions.   Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -344116 -344116 -344116 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -344116.05 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Sudan 2026-2031 Sudan 2026-2031 Greater enjoyment of human rights and freedoms with improved conditions for accountability Ökat åtnjutande av mänskliga fri- och rättigheter med förbättrade förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10822 Sweden The project aims at developing a water governance program in Ethiopia with the overall ambition to translate water management policy into implementation through improved water management systems at basin level. The project has 3 components: 1) Capacity building and training of national, regional and local representatives of relevant institutions in integrated water resource management, 2) Capacity building for rural communities and farmers in land restoration and management 3) Sector-specific dialogue, capacity building and education of ministries, authorities and factories about sustainability in the textile sector (according to the STWI methodology) The project runs over 4 years and the total budget amounts to 23 300 000 SEK. Sida is the sole financier of the project. The project primarily funding salaries, consultants, travel and accommodation. Organisationen SIWI har ansökt om medel hos Sida på 23 300 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Translating Water Management Policy Into Impact - Strengthening Governance Arrangements At Basin Level" i Etiopien, Från September 1, 2017-december 31, 2020. Den totala budgeten för 2017-2020 är 23 300 000 och årlig budget för varje år är följande 2017: 9,3 MSEK; 2018: 6 MSEK; 2019: 5 MSEK; 2020: 3 MSEK. Projektet syftar till att utveckla ett program för vattenförvaltning i Etiopien med den övergripande ambitionen att översätta vattenförvaltningspolitik till genomförande genom förbättrade styrningssystem i avrinningsområden. Projektet har 3 komponenter: 1) Kapacitetsuppbyggnad och utbildning av nationella, regionala och lokala representanter från relevanta institutioner i integrerad vattenresursförvaltning, 2) Kapacitetsuppbyggnad för landsbygdssamhällen och jordbrukare i restaurering och förvaltning av landskap, 3) Sektorspecifik dialog, kapacitetsuppbyggnad och utbildning av ministerier, myndigheter och fabriker om hållbarhet i textilsektorn (enligt STWI-metodiken) Projektet löper över 4 år (2017-2020) och den totala budgeten uppgår till 23 300 000 kronor. Även om Sida är projektets enda finansierare, kommer olika institutioner att vara engagerade i projektdesign och implementering. Bland många andra kommer SIWI att engagera offentliga institutioner som ministeriet för bevattning och el (MoWIE), ministeriet för miljöskog och klimatförändring (MEFCC), industriministeriet (MOI), etiopiska textilutvecklingsinstitutet (ETDI) och industriparkens utveckling Att spela aktiv roll i projektdesign, implementering och M & E-processen. Dessutom kommer lokala universitet att delta i forskningskomponenten för att stödja policy och beslutsprocess med aktuell information. Från den privata sektorns engagemang kommer också textilfabriken ägare och näringslivssektorerna inom textilsektorn som H & M att delta i kapacitetsuppbyggnadsåtgärden. Eftersom större delen av projektet främst fokuserar på kapacitetsuppbyggnad kommer majoriteten av budgeten att täcka löner, konsultationer, resor och boende. The support to SIWI in Ethiopia is to the programme "Translating water management policy into impact - strengthened governance arrangements at basin level". The impact is defined as the sustainable supply of water for socio-economic development and environmental protection. The programme's theory of change (ToC) is, in short; Improving the capacity of government institutions with interest and mandate on water (MOWIE, ETIDI, EFCC, Basin Development Authority and basin offices etc) lead to improved water resources management and security at both national and local basin levels in Ethiopia. The programme is made out of three separate work packages that together will create overall change. The overall objectives are: Outcome 1: Enhanced capacity in mandated institutions for Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) implementation Outcome 2: Enhanced local support for and capacity for landscape restoration and management Outcome 3: Ethiopian Textile Development Institute (ETDI) supports the textile industry to implement sustainable practices and perform integrated risk assessments Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Waste management/disposal Water Supply & Sanitation The support to the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) is to the programme Translating water management policy into impact". Due to the nature of the programme where support for policy development is done parallel to capacity buiding on federal, regional and local level, the final impact takes longer to achieve. Through a combination of activities such as support to the development of Ethiopias National Water Policy and strategy, institutional capacity building for technical experts and water professionals, development of basin plans and field manuals, and establishment of multi-stakeholder platform for sustainable land and water management in Central Rift Valley lakes basin, the programme has managed to further align policies and strategies with implementation at basin and local level. Some examples are, by enabling the development of an updated national water policy and strategy that is informed by, and aligned with basin-level plans and manuals, has established the foundation needed for a sustainable supply of water for socio-economic development and environmental protection. The multi-stakeholder platform for sustainable land and water management in central rift valley lakes basin that was established in 2021, contributes to a stronger cooperation between relevant stakeholders with interest and mandate in water and landscape management issues. Furthermore, the need for financial investment in the water sector was identified as a critical issue needed to ensure sustainability, why activities such as training of stakeholders on Private Public Partnershiops, and support to the development of a strategic document that will function as a fundraising and operational tool for the Ministry of Water and Energy. Finally, a specific issue to highlight, where SIWI has proved to be particularly strong, is the integration of gender and equality issues. The integration of gender has been consistent from the start of the programme, for example through trainings, and in 2021 a guidebook for gender mainstreaming in IWRM, a Policy makers pocketbook on gender mainstreaming were developed to provide Ethiopias policymakers in MOWIE and related directorates with information on how to mainstream gender into IWRM. Some specific results in 2021 to highlight include: WP1: Capacity building to support implementation of IWRM at federal, basin and local levels - Private Public Partnership training for water professionals to support readiness for investments in the water infrastructure sector. - support to the National Water Policy and Strategy soon to be approved by the cabinet. SIWI has as well managed to add water as a human right to the Strategy. - support to the National Integrated Water Resource Management Program, a strategic fundraising and operational tool for Ministry of Water and Energy. - technical assistance and leadership for the development of synthesis basin plan of the Rift-valley lakes basin office and four sub-basin plans. - Guidebook for gender mainstreaming in IWRM developed and Policy makers pocketbook on gender mainstreaming is also developed to provide Ethiopias policymakers in MOWIE and related directorates with information on how to mainstream gender into IWRM WP2: Capacity building for Landscape Restoration and Management - Development of, and training on field manuals on land degradation and restoration, participatory land use planning (PLUP), and water productive and resilient landscape management technologies and approaches, hydrological impact of water shade management and Management Options to Sustaining Landscape Restoration Measures; The Case of Enclosures and other organizations has as well started using the manuals in their landscape management activities. - Multi stakeholder platform for sustainable land and water management in central rift valley lakes basin established. WP3: Capacity building for improved water resources use and environmental compliance in textile factories. - Online trainings within environmental and water law, resource efficiency in textile factories and leadership strategies in changing environments. - institutional capacity development support through online training and individualised coaching targeting officials from EIC, EFCCC, MOWIE, MOIT, BDA for improved decision-making and programme management. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10822-10822A0101 Sweden The project aims at developing a water governance program in Ethiopia with the overall ambition to translate water management policy into implementation through improved water management systems at basin level. The project has 3 components: 1) Capacity building and training of national, regional and local representatives of relevant institutions in integrated water resource management, 2) Capacity building for rural communities and farmers in land restoration and management 3) Sector-specific dialogue, capacity building and education of ministries, authorities and factories about sustainability in the textile sector (according to the STWI methodology) The project runs over 4 years and the total budget amounts to 23 300 000 SEK. Sida is the sole financier of the project. The project primarily funding salaries, consultants, travel and accommodation. Organisationen SIWI har ansökt om medel hos Sida på 23 300 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Translating Water Management Policy Into Impact - Strengthening Governance Arrangements At Basin Level" i Etiopien, Från September 1, 2017-december 31, 2020. Den totala budgeten för 2017-2020 är 23 300 000 och årlig budget för varje år är följande 2017: 9,3 MSEK; 2018: 6 MSEK; 2019: 5 MSEK; 2020: 3 MSEK. Projektet syftar till att utveckla ett program för vattenförvaltning i Etiopien med den övergripande ambitionen att översätta vattenförvaltningspolitik till genomförande genom förbättrade styrningssystem i avrinningsområden. Projektet har 3 komponenter: 1) Kapacitetsuppbyggnad och utbildning av nationella, regionala och lokala representanter från relevanta institutioner i integrerad vattenresursförvaltning, 2) Kapacitetsuppbyggnad för landsbygdssamhällen och jordbrukare i restaurering och förvaltning av landskap, 3) Sektorspecifik dialog, kapacitetsuppbyggnad och utbildning av ministerier, myndigheter och fabriker om hållbarhet i textilsektorn (enligt STWI-metodiken) Projektet löper över 4 år (2017-2020) och den totala budgeten uppgår till 23 300 000 kronor. Även om Sida är projektets enda finansierare, kommer olika institutioner att vara engagerade i projektdesign och implementering. Bland många andra kommer SIWI att engagera offentliga institutioner som ministeriet för bevattning och el (MoWIE), ministeriet för miljöskog och klimatförändring (MEFCC), industriministeriet (MOI), etiopiska textilutvecklingsinstitutet (ETDI) och industriparkens utveckling Att spela aktiv roll i projektdesign, implementering och M & E-processen. Dessutom kommer lokala universitet att delta i forskningskomponenten för att stödja policy och beslutsprocess med aktuell information. Från den privata sektorns engagemang kommer också textilfabriken ägare och näringslivssektorerna inom textilsektorn som H & M att delta i kapacitetsuppbyggnadsåtgärden. Eftersom större delen av projektet främst fokuserar på kapacitetsuppbyggnad kommer majoriteten av budgeten att täcka löner, konsultationer, resor och boende. The support to SIWI in Ethiopia is to the programme "Translating water management policy into impact - strengthened governance arrangements at basin level". The impact is defined as the sustainable supply of water for socio-economic development and environmental protection. The programme's theory of change (ToC) is, in short; Improving the capacity of government institutions with interest and mandate on water (MOWIE, ETIDI, EFCC, Basin Development Authority and basin offices etc) lead to improved water resources management and security at both national and local basin levels in Ethiopia. The programme is made out of three separate work packages that together will create overall change. The overall objectives are: Outcome 1: Enhanced capacity in mandated institutions for Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) implementation Outcome 2: Enhanced local support for and capacity for landscape restoration and management Outcome 3: Ethiopian Textile Development Institute (ETDI) supports the textile industry to implement sustainable practices and perform integrated risk assessments Sweden SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. 6.4 - Till 2030 väsentligt effektivisera vattenanvändningen inom alla sektorer samt säkerställa hållbara uttag och en hållbar försörjning med sötvatten för att angripa vattenbristen och väsentligt minska det antal människor som lider av vattenbrist. 6.4 - By 2030, substantially increase water-use efficiency across all sectors and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of freshwater to address water scarcity and substantially reduce the number of people suffering from water scarcity. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. 6.a - Till 2030 utöka det internationella samarbetet och stödet för kapacitetsuppbyggnad till utvecklingsländerna inom vatten- och sanitetsrelaterade verksamheter och program, inklusive genom tekniker för vatteninsamling, avsaltning, vatteneffektivitet, rening av avloppsvatten, återvinning och återanvändning. 6.a - By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9300000 0 0 0 0 0 0 9300000 0 0 0 0 0 0 9300000 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute 9300000 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Improved capacity among public institutions and other actors at national and local level to contribute to environmental sustainability, increased resilience to environmental impact, climate change and natural disasters, and reduced climate impact Förbättrad kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och andra aktörer på nationell och lokal nivå att bidra till miljömässig hållbarhet, ökad motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer samt minskad klimatpåverkan Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10822-10822A0102 Sweden The project aims at developing a water governance program in Ethiopia with the overall ambition to translate water management policy into implementation through improved water management systems at basin level. The project has 3 components: 1) Capacity building and training of national, regional and local representatives of relevant institutions in integrated water resource management, 2) Capacity building for rural communities and farmers in land restoration and management 3) Sector-specific dialogue, capacity building and education of ministries, authorities and factories about sustainability in the textile sector (according to the STWI methodology) The project runs over 4 years and the total budget amounts to 23 300 000 SEK. Sida is the sole financier of the project. The project primarily funding salaries, consultants, travel and accommodation. Organisationen SIWI har ansökt om medel hos Sida på 23 300 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Translating Water Management Policy Into Impact - Strengthening Governance Arrangements At Basin Level" i Etiopien, Från September 1, 2017-december 31, 2020. Den totala budgeten för 2017-2020 är 23 300 000 och årlig budget för varje år är följande 2017: 9,3 MSEK; 2018: 6 MSEK; 2019: 5 MSEK; 2020: 3 MSEK. Projektet syftar till att utveckla ett program för vattenförvaltning i Etiopien med den övergripande ambitionen att översätta vattenförvaltningspolitik till genomförande genom förbättrade styrningssystem i avrinningsområden. Projektet har 3 komponenter: 1) Kapacitetsuppbyggnad och utbildning av nationella, regionala och lokala representanter från relevanta institutioner i integrerad vattenresursförvaltning, 2) Kapacitetsuppbyggnad för landsbygdssamhällen och jordbrukare i restaurering och förvaltning av landskap, 3) Sektorspecifik dialog, kapacitetsuppbyggnad och utbildning av ministerier, myndigheter och fabriker om hållbarhet i textilsektorn (enligt STWI-metodiken) Projektet löper över 4 år (2017-2020) och den totala budgeten uppgår till 23 300 000 kronor. Även om Sida är projektets enda finansierare, kommer olika institutioner att vara engagerade i projektdesign och implementering. Bland många andra kommer SIWI att engagera offentliga institutioner som ministeriet för bevattning och el (MoWIE), ministeriet för miljöskog och klimatförändring (MEFCC), industriministeriet (MOI), etiopiska textilutvecklingsinstitutet (ETDI) och industriparkens utveckling Att spela aktiv roll i projektdesign, implementering och M & E-processen. Dessutom kommer lokala universitet att delta i forskningskomponenten för att stödja policy och beslutsprocess med aktuell information. Från den privata sektorns engagemang kommer också textilfabriken ägare och näringslivssektorerna inom textilsektorn som H & M att delta i kapacitetsuppbyggnadsåtgärden. Eftersom större delen av projektet främst fokuserar på kapacitetsuppbyggnad kommer majoriteten av budgeten att täcka löner, konsultationer, resor och boende. The support to SIWI in Ethiopia is to the programme "Translating water management policy into impact - strengthened governance arrangements at basin level". The impact is defined as the sustainable supply of water for socio-economic development and environmental protection. The programme's theory of change (ToC) is, in short; Improving the capacity of government institutions with interest and mandate on water (MOWIE, ETIDI, EFCC, Basin Development Authority and basin offices etc) lead to improved water resources management and security at both national and local basin levels in Ethiopia. The programme is made out of three separate work packages that together will create overall change. The overall objectives are: Outcome 1: Enhanced capacity in mandated institutions for Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) implementation Outcome 2: Enhanced local support for and capacity for landscape restoration and management Outcome 3: Ethiopian Textile Development Institute (ETDI) supports the textile industry to implement sustainable practices and perform integrated risk assessments Sweden SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 6.4 - Till 2030 väsentligt effektivisera vattenanvändningen inom alla sektorer samt säkerställa hållbara uttag och en hållbar försörjning med sötvatten för att angripa vattenbristen och väsentligt minska det antal människor som lider av vattenbrist. 6.4 - By 2030, substantially increase water-use efficiency across all sectors and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of freshwater to address water scarcity and substantially reduce the number of people suffering from water scarcity. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. 6.a - Till 2030 utöka det internationella samarbetet och stödet för kapacitetsuppbyggnad till utvecklingsländerna inom vatten- och sanitetsrelaterade verksamheter och program, inklusive genom tekniker för vatteninsamling, avsaltning, vatteneffektivitet, rening av avloppsvatten, återvinning och återanvändning. 6.a - By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 5000000 9000000 0 3000000 0 0 5000000 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 14000000 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute 5000000 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute 6000000 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute 3000000 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards sustainable management and use of common ecosystem services and ecosystem and natural resources and conservation of biodiversity Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för hållbar förvaltning och nyttjande av ekosystem, gemensamma ekosystemtjänster och naturresurser samt bevarande av biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive förmåga för en tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10822-10822A0104 Sweden The project aims at developing a water governance program in Ethiopia with the overall ambition to translate water management policy into implementation through improved water management systems at basin level. The project has 3 components: 1) Capacity building and training of national, regional and local representatives of relevant institutions in integrated water resource management, 2) Capacity building for rural communities and farmers in land restoration and management 3) Sector-specific dialogue, capacity building and education of ministries, authorities and factories about sustainability in the textile sector (according to the STWI methodology) The project runs over 4 years and the total budget amounts to 23 300 000 SEK. Sida is the sole financier of the project. The project primarily funding salaries, consultants, travel and accommodation. Organisationen SIWI har ansökt om medel hos Sida på 23 300 000 SEK för att genomföra projektet "Translating Water Management Policy Into Impact - Strengthening Governance Arrangements At Basin Level" i Etiopien, Från September 1, 2017-december 31, 2020. Den totala budgeten för 2017-2020 är 23 300 000 och årlig budget för varje år är följande 2017: 9,3 MSEK; 2018: 6 MSEK; 2019: 5 MSEK; 2020: 3 MSEK. Projektet syftar till att utveckla ett program för vattenförvaltning i Etiopien med den övergripande ambitionen att översätta vattenförvaltningspolitik till genomförande genom förbättrade styrningssystem i avrinningsområden. Projektet har 3 komponenter: 1) Kapacitetsuppbyggnad och utbildning av nationella, regionala och lokala representanter från relevanta institutioner i integrerad vattenresursförvaltning, 2) Kapacitetsuppbyggnad för landsbygdssamhällen och jordbrukare i restaurering och förvaltning av landskap, 3) Sektorspecifik dialog, kapacitetsuppbyggnad och utbildning av ministerier, myndigheter och fabriker om hållbarhet i textilsektorn (enligt STWI-metodiken) Projektet löper över 4 år (2017-2020) och den totala budgeten uppgår till 23 300 000 kronor. Även om Sida är projektets enda finansierare, kommer olika institutioner att vara engagerade i projektdesign och implementering. Bland många andra kommer SIWI att engagera offentliga institutioner som ministeriet för bevattning och el (MoWIE), ministeriet för miljöskog och klimatförändring (MEFCC), industriministeriet (MOI), etiopiska textilutvecklingsinstitutet (ETDI) och industriparkens utveckling Att spela aktiv roll i projektdesign, implementering och M & E-processen. Dessutom kommer lokala universitet att delta i forskningskomponenten för att stödja policy och beslutsprocess med aktuell information. Från den privata sektorns engagemang kommer också textilfabriken ägare och näringslivssektorerna inom textilsektorn som H & M att delta i kapacitetsuppbyggnadsåtgärden. Eftersom större delen av projektet främst fokuserar på kapacitetsuppbyggnad kommer majoriteten av budgeten att täcka löner, konsultationer, resor och boende. The support to SIWI in Ethiopia is to the programme "Translating water management policy into impact - strengthened governance arrangements at basin level". The impact is defined as the sustainable supply of water for socio-economic development and environmental protection. The programme's theory of change (ToC) is, in short; Improving the capacity of government institutions with interest and mandate on water (MOWIE, ETIDI, EFCC, Basin Development Authority and basin offices etc) lead to improved water resources management and security at both national and local basin levels in Ethiopia. The programme is made out of three separate work packages that together will create overall change. The overall objectives are: Outcome 1: Enhanced capacity in mandated institutions for Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) implementation Outcome 2: Enhanced local support for and capacity for landscape restoration and management Outcome 3: Ethiopian Textile Development Institute (ETDI) supports the textile industry to implement sustainable practices and perform integrated risk assessments Sweden SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. 6.4 - Till 2030 väsentligt effektivisera vattenanvändningen inom alla sektorer samt säkerställa hållbara uttag och en hållbar försörjning med sötvatten för att angripa vattenbristen och väsentligt minska det antal människor som lider av vattenbrist. 6.4 - By 2030, substantially increase water-use efficiency across all sectors and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of freshwater to address water scarcity and substantially reduce the number of people suffering from water scarcity. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 6.a - By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies. 6.a - Till 2030 utöka det internationella samarbetet och stödet för kapacitetsuppbyggnad till utvecklingsländerna inom vatten- och sanitetsrelaterade verksamheter och program, inklusive genom tekniker för vatteninsamling, avsaltning, vatteneffektivitet, rening av avloppsvatten, återvinning och återanvändning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 -445794 0 -445794 SIWI/Stockholm International Water Institute Ethiopia 2022-2026 Etiopien 2022-2026 Strengthened conditions for sustainable management and use of natural resources and ecosystems, including biodiversity. Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystem, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10823 Sweden Water and Climate Change information services for Ethiopia (WACCA-Ethiopia) is a country driven initiative to strengthen and accelerate efforts at national and regional levels across Ethiopia in the development of climate and water information and early warning services. Reliable climate information is crucial to meeting key targets in the growth and transformation plans (GTP), nationally determined contributions, as well as the climate resilient green economy (CRGE) strategy. The National Meteorological Agency, the hydrological services under the Ministry of Water, Irrigation and Electricity and the Ministry of the Environment, Forests and Climate Change are charged with the provision of these information and are the local implementing partners in the WACCA-Ethiopia initiative. The common aim is to develop technical capacity and institutional sustainability for the provision of these key services and this initiative is a direct response to this need. It shall also provide tailored information designed to fit end-under needs with the best available knowledge about the future climate, and develop region specific best-practice solutions for adaptation. Water and Climate Change information services for Ethiopia (WACCA-Etiopien) är ett landsdrivet initiativ för att stärka och påskynda insatser på nationell och regional nivå i Etiopien i utvecklingen av klimat- och vatteninformation samt tidiga varningssystem. Tillförlitlig klimatinformation är avgörande för att möta nyckelmål i Etiopiens utvecklingsplan s.k. Growth and Transformation Plan (GTP II), klimatåtagade s.k. "nationally determined contributions" under klimatavtalet samt Etiopiens climate resilient green economy (CRGE) strategy. National Meteorological Agency, de hydrologiska tjänsterna under Ministry of Water, Irrigation and Electricity och Ministry of the Environment, Forests and Climate Change är skyldiga att tillhandahålla denna information och är de lokala genomförandepartnerna i WACCA-Etiopien. Det gemensamma målet är att utveckla teknisk kapacitet och institutionell hållbarhet för att tillhandahålla dessa nyckeltjänster och detta projekt är ett direkt svar på detta behov. Projektet ska också tillhandahålla skräddarsydd information som utformats för att passa de slutliga användarna med den bästa tillgängliga kunskapen om det framtida klimatet och utveckla regionspecifika lösningar för bästa praxis för anpassning. The WACCA Ethiopia project is designed from the ground up to address specific skills and technical capacity gaps in the water and climate information producing sectors in Ethiopia. It is expected to encompass skills acquisition and technical capacity building of the implementing partners, improved climate information services, improved hydrological information services, strengthened forecasting and early warning systems, and improved communication and dissemination of related information. The Project will strengthen the countrys water and climate information infrastructure improving both the supply of hydroclimatic data, information and services from the relevant authorities and mode of delivery to stakeholders and sectors across the country. The end result is to develop sustainable services providing credible and actionable information for the people of Ethiopia, from decision and policy makers in meeting internally determined climate targets at one end of the spectrum down to enhancing the quality of life and ensuring sustainable livelihoods for the vulnerable people of Ethiopia, for example, smallholder farmers or pastoralists at the other end.To achieve these objectives, SMHI, in collaboration with local partner organizations, will work to develop and strengthen climate infrastructure for providing information on climate change, future water resources, vulnerability and impacts, as well as hydrological andclimate modeling and forecasts, and efficient data management. Of necessity is the strengthening of information and communication pathways between different services and data providers such as the meteorological and hydrological services as well as the disaster risk management authorities. The line of information and communication between different stakeholders such as the agriculture, energy and health sectors will likewise be addressed at all levels. This entails providing sector specific information services and targeted, community focused disaster reduction protocols down to the woreda (district) levels. The initial phase of WACCA Ethiopia will be implemented over a period of 3 years Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Education and training in water supply and sanitation Water Supply & Sanitation Following a 6-months inception phase in 2018, the second year of the WACCA-Ethiopia programme included implementation under all proposed project outcomes, and within all three work packages (WP 1 - Meteorological and Climate Information Services; WP2 - Hydrological and Water Information Services; WP 3 Communication and Integration), and the two cross-cutting themes (Data management and ICT, and Gender Mainstreaming).  Focus in 2019 has been on continued support to the Basins Development Authority (BDA) and its Hydrology and Water Quality Directorate (HWQD), the National Meterological  Agency (NMA) and the Environment Forest and Climate Change Commission (EFCCC) with refining operational procedures and public services mandates.  Gender mainstreaming training that includes all three partner organisations has been conducted, which has been done in close collaboration with SIWI (Stockholm International Water Institute).  SMHI has during the year fulfilled all planned missions in Ethiopia and Sweden. Some highlights from project activities during 2019: - NMA and HWQD expert visit to SMHI to work with SMHI staff on weather forecast, modelling and early warning service routines and to strengthen strategic partnerships and showcase best practices. - Design and development of an SOP DokuWiki1 portal on the NMA intranet for further work in standardising NMA operations. - Training with focus on meteorological forecasting and climate modelling and information services at NMA. - Training in the field for improved hydrological monitoring, including instrumentation, data handling and safety at HWQD. - Training with focus on hydrological modelling and setting up a hydrological early warning system at HWQD. - Collaboration established between HWQD, SMHI and the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) regarding use and support of WMO’s Meteorological, Climatological and Hydrological Database Management System2 (MCH) for storing and retrieving hydrological observations data at BDA. - Two local Ethiopian expert consultants have been contracted to complement the SMHI staff, a senior gender expert and a senior hydrologist, both of which are highly qualified with many years of relevant experience. - Workshops on data sharing have been conducted in Norrköping and Addis Ababa where participants preliminarily agreed – in principle – on what data to be shared when and in what quality, which is critical for improved water, weather and climate services. - Field visit near Hawassa with communication experts from NMA, MoWIE and the three BDA branch offices to discuss access to forecasts (short and long term) with agricultural extension agents and farmers, which was coordinated with the SIWI project field site selection for development synergy and to ensure consistency in outreach between projects. - NMA, MoWIE and BDA visited SMHI to continue with the communications work that begun in the field in Ethiopia and get further training on communication tools for use in disseminating information to agricultural extension agents, farmers and other stakeholders. - Collaboration framework established between SMHI and SIWI on conducting gender mainstreaming activities within each of the Ethiopian partner institutions. - Workshops on gender sensitisation, gender mainstreaming and sexual harassment in the workplace conducted with officers from MoWIE, BDA, EFCCC and NMA. - Procurement for the hydrological EWS (early warning system) equipment completed and shipped to Ethiopia as part of the development for hydrological early warning services. - Decisions taken for the use of a majority of the investment funds that will support the Ethiopian institutions with IT-related equipment for better data management and monitoring, and equipment for improved hydrological field operations. See statement of annual report for 2019 for further information.      No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10823-10823A0101 Sweden Water and Climate Change information services for Ethiopia (WACCA-Ethiopia) is a country driven initiative to strengthen and accelerate efforts at national and regional levels across Ethiopia in the development of climate and water information and early warning services. Reliable climate information is crucial to meeting key targets in the growth and transformation plans (GTP), nationally determined contributions, as well as the climate resilient green economy (CRGE) strategy. The National Meteorological Agency, the hydrological services under the Ministry of Water, Irrigation and Electricity and the Ministry of the Environment, Forests and Climate Change are charged with the provision of these information and are the local implementing partners in the WACCA-Ethiopia initiative. The common aim is to develop technical capacity and institutional sustainability for the provision of these key services and this initiative is a direct response to this need. It shall also provide tailored information designed to fit end-under needs with the best available knowledge about the future climate, and develop region specific best-practice solutions for adaptation. Water and Climate Change information services for Ethiopia (WACCA-Etiopien) är ett landsdrivet initiativ för att stärka och påskynda insatser på nationell och regional nivå i Etiopien i utvecklingen av klimat- och vatteninformation samt tidiga varningssystem. Tillförlitlig klimatinformation är avgörande för att möta nyckelmål i Etiopiens utvecklingsplan s.k. Growth and Transformation Plan (GTP II), klimatåtagade s.k. "nationally determined contributions" under klimatavtalet samt Etiopiens climate resilient green economy (CRGE) strategy. National Meteorological Agency, de hydrologiska tjänsterna under Ministry of Water, Irrigation and Electricity och Ministry of the Environment, Forests and Climate Change är skyldiga att tillhandahålla denna information och är de lokala genomförandepartnerna i WACCA-Etiopien. Det gemensamma målet är att utveckla teknisk kapacitet och institutionell hållbarhet för att tillhandahålla dessa nyckeltjänster och detta projekt är ett direkt svar på detta behov. Projektet ska också tillhandahålla skräddarsydd information som utformats för att passa de slutliga användarna med den bästa tillgängliga kunskapen om det framtida klimatet och utveckla regionspecifika lösningar för bästa praxis för anpassning. The WACCA Ethiopia project is designed from the ground up to address specific skills and technical capacity gaps in the water and climate information producing sectors in Ethiopia. It is expected to encompass skills acquisition and technical capacity building of the implementing partners, improved climate information services, improved hydrological information services, strengthened forecasting and early warning systems, and improved communication and dissemination of related information. The Project will strengthen the countrys water and climate information infrastructure improving both the supply of hydroclimatic data, information and services from the relevant authorities and mode of delivery to stakeholders and sectors across the country. The end result is to develop sustainable services providing credible and actionable information for the people of Ethiopia, from decision and policy makers in meeting internally determined climate targets at one end of the spectrum down to enhancing the quality of life and ensuring sustainable livelihoods for the vulnerable people of Ethiopia, for example, smallholder farmers or pastoralists at the other end.To achieve these objectives, SMHI, in collaboration with local partner organizations, will work to develop and strengthen climate infrastructure for providing information on climate change, future water resources, vulnerability and impacts, as well as hydrological andclimate modeling and forecasts, and efficient data management. Of necessity is the strengthening of information and communication pathways between different services and data providers such as the meteorological and hydrological services as well as the disaster risk management authorities. The line of information and communication between different stakeholders such as the agriculture, energy and health sectors will likewise be addressed at all levels. This entails providing sector specific information services and targeted, community focused disaster reduction protocols down to the woreda (district) levels. The initial phase of WACCA Ethiopia will be implemented over a period of 3 years Sweden SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 6.4 - By 2030, substantially increase water-use efficiency across all sectors and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of freshwater to address water scarcity and substantially reduce the number of people suffering from water scarcity. 6.4 - Till 2030 väsentligt effektivisera vattenanvändningen inom alla sektorer samt säkerställa hållbara uttag och en hållbar försörjning med sötvatten för att angripa vattenbristen och väsentligt minska det antal människor som lider av vattenbrist. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 10000000 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Improved capacity among public institutions and other actors at national and local level to contribute to environmental sustainability, increased resilience to environmental impact, climate change and natural disasters, and reduced climate impact Förbättrad kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och andra aktörer på nationell och lokal nivå att bidra till miljömässig hållbarhet, ökad motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer samt minskad klimatpåverkan Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10823-10823A0102 Sweden Water and Climate Change information services for Ethiopia (WACCA-Ethiopia) is a country driven initiative to strengthen and accelerate efforts at national and regional levels across Ethiopia in the development of climate and water information and early warning services. Reliable climate information is crucial to meeting key targets in the growth and transformation plans (GTP), nationally determined contributions, as well as the climate resilient green economy (CRGE) strategy. The National Meteorological Agency, the hydrological services under the Ministry of Water, Irrigation and Electricity and the Ministry of the Environment, Forests and Climate Change are charged with the provision of these information and are the local implementing partners in the WACCA-Ethiopia initiative. The common aim is to develop technical capacity and institutional sustainability for the provision of these key services and this initiative is a direct response to this need. It shall also provide tailored information designed to fit end-under needs with the best available knowledge about the future climate, and develop region specific best-practice solutions for adaptation. Water and Climate Change information services for Ethiopia (WACCA-Etiopien) är ett landsdrivet initiativ för att stärka och påskynda insatser på nationell och regional nivå i Etiopien i utvecklingen av klimat- och vatteninformation samt tidiga varningssystem. Tillförlitlig klimatinformation är avgörande för att möta nyckelmål i Etiopiens utvecklingsplan s.k. Growth and Transformation Plan (GTP II), klimatåtagade s.k. "nationally determined contributions" under klimatavtalet samt Etiopiens climate resilient green economy (CRGE) strategy. National Meteorological Agency, de hydrologiska tjänsterna under Ministry of Water, Irrigation and Electricity och Ministry of the Environment, Forests and Climate Change är skyldiga att tillhandahålla denna information och är de lokala genomförandepartnerna i WACCA-Etiopien. Det gemensamma målet är att utveckla teknisk kapacitet och institutionell hållbarhet för att tillhandahålla dessa nyckeltjänster och detta projekt är ett direkt svar på detta behov. Projektet ska också tillhandahålla skräddarsydd information som utformats för att passa de slutliga användarna med den bästa tillgängliga kunskapen om det framtida klimatet och utveckla regionspecifika lösningar för bästa praxis för anpassning. The WACCA Ethiopia project is designed from the ground up to address specific skills and technical capacity gaps in the water and climate information producing sectors in Ethiopia. It is expected to encompass skills acquisition and technical capacity building of the implementing partners, improved climate information services, improved hydrological information services, strengthened forecasting and early warning systems, and improved communication and dissemination of related information. The Project will strengthen the countrys water and climate information infrastructure improving both the supply of hydroclimatic data, information and services from the relevant authorities and mode of delivery to stakeholders and sectors across the country. The end result is to develop sustainable services providing credible and actionable information for the people of Ethiopia, from decision and policy makers in meeting internally determined climate targets at one end of the spectrum down to enhancing the quality of life and ensuring sustainable livelihoods for the vulnerable people of Ethiopia, for example, smallholder farmers or pastoralists at the other end.To achieve these objectives, SMHI, in collaboration with local partner organizations, will work to develop and strengthen climate infrastructure for providing information on climate change, future water resources, vulnerability and impacts, as well as hydrological andclimate modeling and forecasts, and efficient data management. Of necessity is the strengthening of information and communication pathways between different services and data providers such as the meteorological and hydrological services as well as the disaster risk management authorities. The line of information and communication between different stakeholders such as the agriculture, energy and health sectors will likewise be addressed at all levels. This entails providing sector specific information services and targeted, community focused disaster reduction protocols down to the woreda (district) levels. The initial phase of WACCA Ethiopia will be implemented over a period of 3 years Sweden SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 6.4 - Till 2030 väsentligt effektivisera vattenanvändningen inom alla sektorer samt säkerställa hållbara uttag och en hållbar försörjning med sötvatten för att angripa vattenbristen och väsentligt minska det antal människor som lider av vattenbrist. 6.4 - By 2030, substantially increase water-use efficiency across all sectors and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of freshwater to address water scarcity and substantially reduce the number of people suffering from water scarcity. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 8000000 3000000 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 8000000 0 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 15000000 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 4000000 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 0 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 8000000 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 3000000 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive förmåga för en tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10823-10823A0103 Sweden Water and Climate Change information services for Ethiopia (WACCA-Ethiopia) is a country driven initiative to strengthen and accelerate efforts at national and regional levels across Ethiopia in the development of climate and water information and early warning services. Reliable climate information is crucial to meeting key targets in the growth and transformation plans (GTP), nationally determined contributions, as well as the climate resilient green economy (CRGE) strategy. The National Meteorological Agency, the hydrological services under the Ministry of Water, Irrigation and Electricity and the Ministry of the Environment, Forests and Climate Change are charged with the provision of these information and are the local implementing partners in the WACCA-Ethiopia initiative. The common aim is to develop technical capacity and institutional sustainability for the provision of these key services and this initiative is a direct response to this need. It shall also provide tailored information designed to fit end-under needs with the best available knowledge about the future climate, and develop region specific best-practice solutions for adaptation. Water and Climate Change information services for Ethiopia (WACCA-Etiopien) är ett landsdrivet initiativ för att stärka och påskynda insatser på nationell och regional nivå i Etiopien i utvecklingen av klimat- och vatteninformation samt tidiga varningssystem. Tillförlitlig klimatinformation är avgörande för att möta nyckelmål i Etiopiens utvecklingsplan s.k. Growth and Transformation Plan (GTP II), klimatåtagade s.k. "nationally determined contributions" under klimatavtalet samt Etiopiens climate resilient green economy (CRGE) strategy. National Meteorological Agency, de hydrologiska tjänsterna under Ministry of Water, Irrigation and Electricity och Ministry of the Environment, Forests and Climate Change är skyldiga att tillhandahålla denna information och är de lokala genomförandepartnerna i WACCA-Etiopien. Det gemensamma målet är att utveckla teknisk kapacitet och institutionell hållbarhet för att tillhandahålla dessa nyckeltjänster och detta projekt är ett direkt svar på detta behov. Projektet ska också tillhandahålla skräddarsydd information som utformats för att passa de slutliga användarna med den bästa tillgängliga kunskapen om det framtida klimatet och utveckla regionspecifika lösningar för bästa praxis för anpassning. The WACCA Ethiopia project is designed from the ground up to address specific skills and technical capacity gaps in the water and climate information producing sectors in Ethiopia. It is expected to encompass skills acquisition and technical capacity building of the implementing partners, improved climate information services, improved hydrological information services, strengthened forecasting and early warning systems, and improved communication and dissemination of related information. The Project will strengthen the countrys water and climate information infrastructure improving both the supply of hydroclimatic data, information and services from the relevant authorities and mode of delivery to stakeholders and sectors across the country. The end result is to develop sustainable services providing credible and actionable information for the people of Ethiopia, from decision and policy makers in meeting internally determined climate targets at one end of the spectrum down to enhancing the quality of life and ensuring sustainable livelihoods for the vulnerable people of Ethiopia, for example, smallholder farmers or pastoralists at the other end.To achieve these objectives, SMHI, in collaboration with local partner organizations, will work to develop and strengthen climate infrastructure for providing information on climate change, future water resources, vulnerability and impacts, as well as hydrological andclimate modeling and forecasts, and efficient data management. Of necessity is the strengthening of information and communication pathways between different services and data providers such as the meteorological and hydrological services as well as the disaster risk management authorities. The line of information and communication between different stakeholders such as the agriculture, energy and health sectors will likewise be addressed at all levels. This entails providing sector specific information services and targeted, community focused disaster reduction protocols down to the woreda (district) levels. The initial phase of WACCA Ethiopia will be implemented over a period of 3 years Sweden SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 6.4 - By 2030, substantially increase water-use efficiency across all sectors and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of freshwater to address water scarcity and substantially reduce the number of people suffering from water scarcity. 6.4 - Till 2030 väsentligt effektivisera vattenanvändningen inom alla sektorer samt säkerställa hållbara uttag och en hållbar försörjning med sötvatten för att angripa vattenbristen och väsentligt minska det antal människor som lider av vattenbrist. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -800 -800 SMHI/Sveriges meteorologiska och hydrologiska institut Ethiopia 2022-2026 Etiopien 2022-2026 Strengthened conditions for sustainable management and use of natural resources and ecosystems, including biodiversity. Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystem, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Better conditions for food security and strengthened adaptation and resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters. Bättre förutsättningar för tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning samt stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-10833 Sweden The Stockholm Environment Institute Asia Center (SEI Asia) has applied to Embassy for funding of 48.14 million SEK to carry out the "Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2)" covering Asia and the Pacific, particularly Southeast Asia within the regional grouping of the Association of Southeast Asia Nations (ASEAN), during the period 2018-2022. The intervention aims to support strategic events, builds capacity of regional actors and enables learning for increased collaboration in Asia-Pacific on key environmental issues, including environmental transboundary issues, and to promote policy development. The focus of intervention lies on relevant opportunities for knowledge exchange includes many stakeholders and representative from governments, private sectors, civil society and academia, and collaboration with other regional and international networks between Asia, China and Europe. In order to reach the overall goal of intervention outcome and bridging outcome are identified. The programme outcome aims to "Enhanced regional collaboration on environment, climate change adaptation and natural resource management through sound technical and policy support and the integration of gender equality and human rights based approaches towards achieving relevant SDGs"; and bridging outcome aims to "Increased capacity of regional collaboration conveners to mainstream gender equality and a human rights based approach at programme and organizational levels". The intervention is divided into four components, which are: Component 1 supports inter-regional cooperation platforms, which are central to the dialogue between Southeast Asia and other regions (China-ASEAN and Asia-Europe). Component 2 supports regional cooperation within Asia-Pacific based on completion basis. This component consists of coaching, financial resources as well as technical expertise to lead regional collaboration efforts towards an initiation of autonomous collaborative policy development. Component 3 is learning and capacity development to support regional partners in implementing a human rights based approach and gender mainstreaming in their collaborative activities. Component 4 ensures that SEI Asia will effectively and efficiently manage the intervention, engage with the right boundary partners, provided the appropriate level of expertise where it is needed. Of this total budget, 48.14 MSEK, the total grants of SEK 20,400,000 (42% of total budget) will be forwards to partners under Component 1 (3,200,000 SEK in total for each forum/partner - China-ASEAN and ENVforum) and Component 2 (14,000,000 SEK in total) for different events based on completion basis. The total for direct cost is 5,550,000 SEK (12% of total budget) and the total for SEI Staff fees is 22,190,000 SEK (46% of total budget). Stockholm Environment Institute, Asia Center, (SEI Asien) har ansökt om 48,14 miljoner kronor för finansiering av programmet "Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2)" som täcker Asien (med fokus på ASEAN-länderna)under perioden 2018-2022. Programmet syftar till att stödja och påverka strategiska konferenser och workshops för att bygga regionala aktörers kapacitet, stödja lärande och utbyte inom viktiga miljö- och klimat frågor och för ökat regionalt samarbete. Fokus ligger på gränsöverskridande frågor och att främja utveckling av åtgärder och policies för att adressera problemen. Jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter kommer genomgående att integreras, liksom de Globala utvecklingsmålen till år 2030, SDG. Huvudintressenter är representanter från regeringar, privatsektor, civilsamhälle och akademin samt samarbete med andra regionala och internationella nätverk i Asien, Kina och Europa. Programmet är uppdelad i fyra komponenter. Komponent 1 stöder två interregionala samarbetsplattformar (ASEF "Asia Europe Environment Forum" och CAEC "China-ASEAN Environment Center"), som är centrala för dialogen mellan Sydostasien och andra regioner (Kina-ASEAN och Asien-Europa). Komponent 2 syftar till att stärka det regionala samarbetet genom att skapa regionala plattformar och evenemang (sex regionala evenemang plus en privat sektor händelse årligen). Dessa kommer att genomföras genom ett öppet årligt ansökningsförfarande. Komponent 3 handlar om lärande och kapacitetsutveckling för regionala partnerorganisationer att integrera mänskliga rättigheters och jämställdhetsperspektiv i sina aktiviteter. Komponent 4 säkerställer en effektiv hantering av programmet. Den totala budgeten är 48,14 miljoner kronor, fördelat över fem år. The intention of the Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2) programme is to enhance the regional cooperation on environment, climate change, and natural resources management in Asia. These meetings and forums aim to facilitate increased awareness of sustainable development issues which will lead to better informed decision-making at several levels for policy development, taking environment and sustainable development, gender and human rights, more into account. To achieve the goal, SCF2 will deliver under four componets, namely: Component 1: Inter-regional cooperation platforms Component 2: Regional Collaboration  Component 3: Capacity Building and support Component 4: Programme Management   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection The following are some of the results achieved by the Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2) during 2018-2024: - The SCF2 program supported over 70 inter-regional and regional environmental events in collaboration with 33 lead partners and 87 consortium partners. SCF2 collaborated with over 1,400 organizations, bringing together over 5,200 policymakers, women, farmers, marginalized groups, youth, business, civil society, media, and key stakeholders. Each event was designed to facilitate knowledge exchange, foster partnerships, and inspire action towards a more sustainable future. - At the regional and global levels, SCF2's contributions were important in shaping key strategic documents and action plans, such as the ASEAN China Environmental Cooperation Strategy and Action Plan (2021-2025), as well as influencing the outcomes of major international forums. For example, the results of the supported "Regional Workshop on Pathways to Climate Resiliency, held in October 2022 at Pasay City, the Philippines, were immediately used in the consortiums engagement with the United Nations Climate Change Conference (UNFCCC) or Conference of the Parties (COP) of the UNFCCC, especially COP27 in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt. The other example is that SCF2 supported Yunus Thailand's on youth participation and empowerment project. The youth policy canvasses were presented at the 77th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) High Level Side Event for Social Business and Youth, which gave them the opportunity to share their visions on a global scale. These results highlighted SCF's contributions to global and regional environmental governance and policy-making processes. - Nationally, SCF's has contributed to policy development, for example, SCF2 supported for the Regional Dialogue Workshop on Green and Sustainable Agriculture, which was organized by Laos' Department of Policy and Legal Affairs, Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. Through SCF2, SEI supported the government's transition to more sustainable targets and priorities. Following the consultations, the government commissioned SEI to develop a policy framework for Green and Sustainable Agriculture (GSA), a plan that reflects a shift in perspective between the Lao Ministry of Agriculture and Finance and the government. - SCF2 catalyzed policy influence and contributed to the SDGs for climate change, gender equality, human rights, and poverty reduction. For example, SCF support to Green and Sustainable Policy in Lao PDR. Through SCF2, SEI worked to support the government in turning its sights towards more sustainable targets and priorities. The ensuing consultations led the Laos government has requested SEI to support the development a policy framework for Green and Sustainable Agriculture (GSA) a plan that reflects a shift in outlook within Laos Ministry of Agriculture and Finance and the government. The Laos government has adopted a policy framework for green and sustainable agriculture, which has been used to inform policy development at the national and provincial level. - The SCF2 programme was designed on a gender lens and a human rights-based approach. All the supported 71 regional events incorporated gender and HRBA as reflected in the diverse participation of panels to discuss inter-sectional environmental, climate change and natural resources management issues. Specifically, at least 40% of the sessions in each event have integrated gender and HRBA into the event designs. - SCF2 supported inter-regional forum: the China-ASEAN Environmental Cooperation (CAEC) Forum, which has received SCF2 support since the program's inception. The forum brings together high-level policymakers from China and ASEAN to discuss international cooperation on environmental challenges. The SCF2 strengthened its strategic collaboration with this forum by having SEI representatives participate in several sessions and deliver a keynote address alongside Chinese and ASEAN officials. Furthermore, through SCF2, SEI contributed to the review of the China-ASEAN Strategy and Plan of Action (2021-2025), which was adopted by ASEAN and Chinese Foreign Ministers in November 2020. SEI provided expertise support in environmental issues such as climate change, biodiversity, air, water, and solid waste pollution, which were incorporated into this Strategy, as well as provided capacity building and knowledge sharing. Following its adoption, the China-ASEAN CAEC Forum 2021 gathered policymakers to discuss and agree on actions to strengthen mutual cooperation, which lead to the development of the ASEAN-China Joint Statement on Enhancing Green and Sustainable Development Cooperation in public health, social security, economic integration, digital transformation, and sustainable development at the ASEAN China Special Submit in November 2021. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10833-10833A0101 Sweden The Stockholm Environment Institute Asia Center (SEI Asia) has applied to Embassy for funding of 48.14 million SEK to carry out the "Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2)" covering Asia and the Pacific, particularly Southeast Asia within the regional grouping of the Association of Southeast Asia Nations (ASEAN), during the period 2018-2022. The intervention aims to support strategic events, builds capacity of regional actors and enables learning for increased collaboration in Asia-Pacific on key environmental issues, including environmental transboundary issues, and to promote policy development. The focus of intervention lies on relevant opportunities for knowledge exchange includes many stakeholders and representative from governments, private sectors, civil society and academia, and collaboration with other regional and international networks between Asia, China and Europe. In order to reach the overall goal of intervention outcome and bridging outcome are identified. The programme outcome aims to "Enhanced regional collaboration on environment, climate change adaptation and natural resource management through sound technical and policy support and the integration of gender equality and human rights based approaches towards achieving relevant SDGs"; and bridging outcome aims to "Increased capacity of regional collaboration conveners to mainstream gender equality and a human rights based approach at programme and organizational levels". The intervention is divided into four components, which are: Component 1 supports inter-regional cooperation platforms, which are central to the dialogue between Southeast Asia and other regions (China-ASEAN and Asia-Europe). Component 2 supports regional cooperation within Asia-Pacific based on completion basis. This component consists of coaching, financial resources as well as technical expertise to lead regional collaboration efforts towards an initiation of autonomous collaborative policy development. Component 3 is learning and capacity development to support regional partners in implementing a human rights based approach and gender mainstreaming in their collaborative activities. Component 4 ensures that SEI Asia will effectively and efficiently manage the intervention, engage with the right boundary partners, provided the appropriate level of expertise where it is needed. Of this total budget, 48.14 MSEK, the total grants of SEK 20,400,000 (42% of total budget) will be forwards to partners under Component 1 (3,200,000 SEK in total for each forum/partner - China-ASEAN and ENVforum) and Component 2 (14,000,000 SEK in total) for different events based on completion basis. The total for direct cost is 5,550,000 SEK (12% of total budget) and the total for SEI Staff fees is 22,190,000 SEK (46% of total budget). Stockholm Environment Institute, Asia Center, (SEI Asien) har ansökt om 48,14 miljoner kronor för finansiering av programmet "Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2)" som täcker Asien (med fokus på ASEAN-länderna)under perioden 2018-2022. Programmet syftar till att stödja och påverka strategiska konferenser och workshops för att bygga regionala aktörers kapacitet, stödja lärande och utbyte inom viktiga miljö- och klimat frågor och för ökat regionalt samarbete. Fokus ligger på gränsöverskridande frågor och att främja utveckling av åtgärder och policies för att adressera problemen. Jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter kommer genomgående att integreras, liksom de Globala utvecklingsmålen till år 2030, SDG. Huvudintressenter är representanter från regeringar, privatsektor, civilsamhälle och akademin samt samarbete med andra regionala och internationella nätverk i Asien, Kina och Europa. Programmet är uppdelad i fyra komponenter. Komponent 1 stöder två interregionala samarbetsplattformar (ASEF "Asia Europe Environment Forum" och CAEC "China-ASEAN Environment Center"), som är centrala för dialogen mellan Sydostasien och andra regioner (Kina-ASEAN och Asien-Europa). Komponent 2 syftar till att stärka det regionala samarbetet genom att skapa regionala plattformar och evenemang (sex regionala evenemang plus en privat sektor händelse årligen). Dessa kommer att genomföras genom ett öppet årligt ansökningsförfarande. Komponent 3 handlar om lärande och kapacitetsutveckling för regionala partnerorganisationer att integrera mänskliga rättigheters och jämställdhetsperspektiv i sina aktiviteter. Komponent 4 säkerställer en effektiv hantering av programmet. Den totala budgeten är 48,14 miljoner kronor, fördelat över fem år. The intention of the Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2) programme is to enhance the regional cooperation on environment, climate change, and natural resources management in Asia. These meetings and forums aim to facilitate increased awareness of sustainable development issues which will lead to better informed decision-making at several levels for policy development, taking environment and sustainable development, gender and human rights, more into account. To achieve the goal, SCF2 will deliver under four componets, namely: Component 1: Inter-regional cooperation platforms Component 2: Regional Collaboration  Component 3: Capacity Building and support Component 4: Programme Management   Sweden SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 8002088 9554498 9645000 10174237 0 -0.0000000007 0 0 0 9554497.9999999981 0 0 8002088 0 0 0 -0.0000000005 0 0 0 0.0000000021 0 0 7500000 0.0000000009 7000000 0 0 -0.0000000005 0.0000000002 0 0 0 2145000 3174237 37375823 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 8002088 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 9554498 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 7500000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 2145000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 7000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 3174237 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved regional cooperation and sustainable use of transboundary natural resources Förbättrad regional samverkan och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10833-10833A0102 Sweden The Stockholm Environment Institute Asia Center (SEI Asia) has applied to Embassy for funding of 48.14 million SEK to carry out the "Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2)" covering Asia and the Pacific, particularly Southeast Asia within the regional grouping of the Association of Southeast Asia Nations (ASEAN), during the period 2018-2022. The intervention aims to support strategic events, builds capacity of regional actors and enables learning for increased collaboration in Asia-Pacific on key environmental issues, including environmental transboundary issues, and to promote policy development. The focus of intervention lies on relevant opportunities for knowledge exchange includes many stakeholders and representative from governments, private sectors, civil society and academia, and collaboration with other regional and international networks between Asia, China and Europe. In order to reach the overall goal of intervention outcome and bridging outcome are identified. The programme outcome aims to "Enhanced regional collaboration on environment, climate change adaptation and natural resource management through sound technical and policy support and the integration of gender equality and human rights based approaches towards achieving relevant SDGs"; and bridging outcome aims to "Increased capacity of regional collaboration conveners to mainstream gender equality and a human rights based approach at programme and organizational levels". The intervention is divided into four components, which are: Component 1 supports inter-regional cooperation platforms, which are central to the dialogue between Southeast Asia and other regions (China-ASEAN and Asia-Europe). Component 2 supports regional cooperation within Asia-Pacific based on completion basis. This component consists of coaching, financial resources as well as technical expertise to lead regional collaboration efforts towards an initiation of autonomous collaborative policy development. Component 3 is learning and capacity development to support regional partners in implementing a human rights based approach and gender mainstreaming in their collaborative activities. Component 4 ensures that SEI Asia will effectively and efficiently manage the intervention, engage with the right boundary partners, provided the appropriate level of expertise where it is needed. Of this total budget, 48.14 MSEK, the total grants of SEK 20,400,000 (42% of total budget) will be forwards to partners under Component 1 (3,200,000 SEK in total for each forum/partner - China-ASEAN and ENVforum) and Component 2 (14,000,000 SEK in total) for different events based on completion basis. The total for direct cost is 5,550,000 SEK (12% of total budget) and the total for SEI Staff fees is 22,190,000 SEK (46% of total budget). Stockholm Environment Institute, Asia Center, (SEI Asien) har ansökt om 48,14 miljoner kronor för finansiering av programmet "Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2)" som täcker Asien (med fokus på ASEAN-länderna)under perioden 2018-2022. Programmet syftar till att stödja och påverka strategiska konferenser och workshops för att bygga regionala aktörers kapacitet, stödja lärande och utbyte inom viktiga miljö- och klimat frågor och för ökat regionalt samarbete. Fokus ligger på gränsöverskridande frågor och att främja utveckling av åtgärder och policies för att adressera problemen. Jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter kommer genomgående att integreras, liksom de Globala utvecklingsmålen till år 2030, SDG. Huvudintressenter är representanter från regeringar, privatsektor, civilsamhälle och akademin samt samarbete med andra regionala och internationella nätverk i Asien, Kina och Europa. Programmet är uppdelad i fyra komponenter. Komponent 1 stöder två interregionala samarbetsplattformar (ASEF "Asia Europe Environment Forum" och CAEC "China-ASEAN Environment Center"), som är centrala för dialogen mellan Sydostasien och andra regioner (Kina-ASEAN och Asien-Europa). Komponent 2 syftar till att stärka det regionala samarbetet genom att skapa regionala plattformar och evenemang (sex regionala evenemang plus en privat sektor händelse årligen). Dessa kommer att genomföras genom ett öppet årligt ansökningsförfarande. Komponent 3 handlar om lärande och kapacitetsutveckling för regionala partnerorganisationer att integrera mänskliga rättigheters och jämställdhetsperspektiv i sina aktiviteter. Komponent 4 säkerställer en effektiv hantering av programmet. Den totala budgeten är 48,14 miljoner kronor, fördelat över fem år. The intention of the Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2) programme is to enhance the regional cooperation on environment, climate change, and natural resources management in Asia. These meetings and forums aim to facilitate increased awareness of sustainable development issues which will lead to better informed decision-making at several levels for policy development, taking environment and sustainable development, gender and human rights, more into account. To achieve the goal, SCF2 will deliver under four componets, namely: Component 1: Inter-regional cooperation platforms Component 2: Regional Collaboration  Component 3: Capacity Building and support Component 4: Programme Management   Sweden SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5500000 5000000 -863978 0 0 0 0 0 0.0000000002 0 0.0000000005 5500000 0 0 -863978 5000000 0 9636022 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 5500000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 5000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute -863978 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, with a focus on increased protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystem services Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, med fokus på ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced climate impact, with a focus on increased access to renewable energy and higher energy efficiency Minskad klimatpåverkan, med fokus på ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10833-10833A0201 Sweden The Stockholm Environment Institute Asia Center (SEI Asia) has applied to Embassy for funding of 48.14 million SEK to carry out the "Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2)" covering Asia and the Pacific, particularly Southeast Asia within the regional grouping of the Association of Southeast Asia Nations (ASEAN), during the period 2018-2022. The intervention aims to support strategic events, builds capacity of regional actors and enables learning for increased collaboration in Asia-Pacific on key environmental issues, including environmental transboundary issues, and to promote policy development. The focus of intervention lies on relevant opportunities for knowledge exchange includes many stakeholders and representative from governments, private sectors, civil society and academia, and collaboration with other regional and international networks between Asia, China and Europe. In order to reach the overall goal of intervention outcome and bridging outcome are identified. The programme outcome aims to "Enhanced regional collaboration on environment, climate change adaptation and natural resource management through sound technical and policy support and the integration of gender equality and human rights based approaches towards achieving relevant SDGs"; and bridging outcome aims to "Increased capacity of regional collaboration conveners to mainstream gender equality and a human rights based approach at programme and organizational levels". The intervention is divided into four components, which are: Component 1 supports inter-regional cooperation platforms, which are central to the dialogue between Southeast Asia and other regions (China-ASEAN and Asia-Europe). Component 2 supports regional cooperation within Asia-Pacific based on completion basis. This component consists of coaching, financial resources as well as technical expertise to lead regional collaboration efforts towards an initiation of autonomous collaborative policy development. Component 3 is learning and capacity development to support regional partners in implementing a human rights based approach and gender mainstreaming in their collaborative activities. Component 4 ensures that SEI Asia will effectively and efficiently manage the intervention, engage with the right boundary partners, provided the appropriate level of expertise where it is needed. Of this total budget, 48.14 MSEK, the total grants of SEK 20,400,000 (42% of total budget) will be forwards to partners under Component 1 (3,200,000 SEK in total for each forum/partner - China-ASEAN and ENVforum) and Component 2 (14,000,000 SEK in total) for different events based on completion basis. The total for direct cost is 5,550,000 SEK (12% of total budget) and the total for SEI Staff fees is 22,190,000 SEK (46% of total budget). Stockholm Environment Institute, Asia Center, (SEI Asien) har ansökt om 48,14 miljoner kronor för finansiering av programmet "Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2)" som täcker Asien (med fokus på ASEAN-länderna)under perioden 2018-2022. Programmet syftar till att stödja och påverka strategiska konferenser och workshops för att bygga regionala aktörers kapacitet, stödja lärande och utbyte inom viktiga miljö- och klimat frågor och för ökat regionalt samarbete. Fokus ligger på gränsöverskridande frågor och att främja utveckling av åtgärder och policies för att adressera problemen. Jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter kommer genomgående att integreras, liksom de Globala utvecklingsmålen till år 2030, SDG. Huvudintressenter är representanter från regeringar, privatsektor, civilsamhälle och akademin samt samarbete med andra regionala och internationella nätverk i Asien, Kina och Europa. Programmet är uppdelad i fyra komponenter. Komponent 1 stöder två interregionala samarbetsplattformar (ASEF "Asia Europe Environment Forum" och CAEC "China-ASEAN Environment Center"), som är centrala för dialogen mellan Sydostasien och andra regioner (Kina-ASEAN och Asien-Europa). Komponent 2 syftar till att stärka det regionala samarbetet genom att skapa regionala plattformar och evenemang (sex regionala evenemang plus en privat sektor händelse årligen). Dessa kommer att genomföras genom ett öppet årligt ansökningsförfarande. Komponent 3 handlar om lärande och kapacitetsutveckling för regionala partnerorganisationer att integrera mänskliga rättigheters och jämställdhetsperspektiv i sina aktiviteter. Komponent 4 säkerställer en effektiv hantering av programmet. Den totala budgeten är 48,14 miljoner kronor, fördelat över fem år. The intention of the Strategic Collaborative Fund Phase 2 (SCF2) programme is to enhance the regional cooperation on environment, climate change, and natural resources management in Asia. These meetings and forums aim to facilitate increased awareness of sustainable development issues which will lead to better informed decision-making at several levels for policy development, taking environment and sustainable development, gender and human rights, more into account. To achieve the goal, SCF2 will deliver under four componets, namely: Component 1: Inter-regional cooperation platforms Component 2: Regional Collaboration  Component 3: Capacity Building and support Component 4: Programme Management   Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BDO Llp 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 180084 0 180084 180084 BDO Llp 180083.81 BDO Llp Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved regional cooperation and sustainable use of transboundary natural resources Förbättrad regional samverkan och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10836 Sweden Program support to OHCHR regional Office. The contribution aims to strengthen the capacity of regional actors to promote human rights, accountability, democratic space and gender in Asia and the Pacific. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till genomförandet av Sveriges regionala strategi för utvecklinssamarbetet i Asien och Oceanien genom att stärka OHCHR:s regionala kontor i Asien och Stilla havet. Syftet är att bidra till att stärka regionala aktörers kapacitet att främja mänskliga rättigheter, ansvarutkrävande, demokratiskt utrymme och jämställdhet i Asien och Oceanien. Insatsen innebär ett finansiellt regionalt programstöd till FN:s Högkommissiaries regionala kontor i Bangkok och Suva. Insatsen avser att bidra till genomförandet av OHCHR's regionala program för Asien och Stilla havet och följer OHCHR strategiska plan och deras regionala program för Asien och Oceanien. Projektet syftar framför allt till att möjligöra att OHCHR kan stärka bemanning och kapaciteten av det regionala kontoret i Bangkok genom inrättandet av 7 nya tjänster med spjutspetskomptens inom områden som miljö/klimat, ekonomiska sociala och kulturella rättigheter och migration, inklusive människohandel och migration. I OHCHR:s projektunderlag har de föreslagit att Sverige ska bidra till följande områden: - Stärk kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att integrera mänskliga rättigheter i arbete med migration, människohandel och modernt slaveri - Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att främja mänskliga rättigheter i relation till klimatförändringar, miljö samt ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella rättigheter - Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att främja och skydda det demokratiska utrymmet - Stärkta regionala mekanismer för att främja och skydda mänskliga rättigheter - Ökad integrering av mänskliga rättigheter inom FN-systemet, inklusive FN:s utvecklingsgrupp med ansvar för Asien och Stilla havet. The intervention seeks to improve the capacity of regional and national actors to respect, protect and implement human rights in the Asia-Pacific region. The direct target groups are states in their capacity as duty-bearers and responsible for their human rights obligations and civil society organisations, academia and other actors working to strengthen the capacity of rights holders to claim their rights. OHCHR seek to increase the knowledge about international standards and state obligations for human rights and how these translate into the human rights challenges faced in the Asia-Pacific region. The project has five result areas: i) Expected result 1 (RO1): strengthened capacity of regional actors to address human rights issues related to migration, trafficking and modern slavery. ii) Expected result 2 (RO2): strengthened capacity of regional actors to promote human rights arising in the context of climate change, including economic, social and cultural rights, and environmental rights iii) Expected result 3 (RO3): strengthened capacity of regional actors to promote and protect democratic space. iv) Expected result 4 (RO4): strengthened regional mechanisms to promote and protect human rights v) Expected result 5 (RO5): human rights mainstreaming within the UN system, including the UN development group for the Asia-Pacific Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Oceania, regional Asia, regional Asia, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general Summary of key results from the 7 year project Sweden supported during 2018-2025: - Through OHCHR's support, important achievements in strengthening human rights protection across Asia and the Pacific have been made. A key result area has been on migration, human trafficking, and modern slavery, where OHCHR led research and advocacy enhanced legal and policy actions to protect vulnerable migrants, particularly those trapped in online scam centers in Cambodia, Myanmar, Lao PDR, and the Philippines. Through strengthened networking, legal professionals improved their capacity to advocate for migrants' rights. Regional cooperation also advanced with the adoption of the Pacific Regional Framework on Climate Mobility, which integrates strong human rights safeguards for climate induced migration. The normative role OHCHR played has also contributed to essential progress made in advocating migration rights which includes behavioral change and improved public perceptions of migrants. - Regional bodies, including ASEAN and the Pacific Islands Forum, saw improved capacities to implement obligations related to the right to a healthy environment with technical support from OHCHR. Additionally, the private sector engaged more actively in discussions on business impact on human rights and climate change, with an emphasis on protecting marginalized communities. National action plans on Business and Human Rights have been adopted with broader civil society participation in countries OHCHR engaged and supported. Pacific nations, including Kiribati, Tuvalu and Vanuatu, integrated environmental rights into their Business and Human Rights policy frameworks. Advocacy on climate justice to amplify the voices of youth and environmental defenders was enhanced through the Asia-Pacific Environmental Human Rights Defenders Forum which OHCHR organizes every year. - Despite the regional challenges for democracy, the protection of democratic space was reinforced through digital security initiatives targeting civil society actors, particularly women human rights defenders (WHRDs). A new digital security training package was launched, and a regional report on the impact of new technologies on civic space highlighted emerging threats. Further, civil society actors in Lao PDR and Malaysia strengthened their engagement with UN human rights mechanisms, leading to increased legal actions and international scrutiny of human rights violations. - Regional human rights mechanisms have been strengthened, including enhanced knowledge and role of the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR). These efforts helped pave the way for ongoing work on the ASEAN Environmental Rights Framework, advancing environmental justice in Southeast Asia. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10836-10836A0101 Sweden Program support to OHCHR regional Office. The contribution aims to strengthen the capacity of regional actors to promote human rights, accountability, democratic space and gender in Asia and the Pacific. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till genomförandet av Sveriges regionala strategi för utvecklinssamarbetet i Asien och Oceanien genom att stärka OHCHR:s regionala kontor i Asien och Stilla havet. Syftet är att bidra till att stärka regionala aktörers kapacitet att främja mänskliga rättigheter, ansvarutkrävande, demokratiskt utrymme och jämställdhet i Asien och Oceanien. Insatsen innebär ett finansiellt regionalt programstöd till FN:s Högkommissiaries regionala kontor i Bangkok och Suva. Insatsen avser att bidra till genomförandet av OHCHR's regionala program för Asien och Stilla havet och följer OHCHR strategiska plan och deras regionala program för Asien och Oceanien. Projektet syftar framför allt till att möjligöra att OHCHR kan stärka bemanning och kapaciteten av det regionala kontoret i Bangkok genom inrättandet av 7 nya tjänster med spjutspetskomptens inom områden som miljö/klimat, ekonomiska sociala och kulturella rättigheter och migration, inklusive människohandel och migration. I OHCHR:s projektunderlag har de föreslagit att Sverige ska bidra till följande områden: - Stärk kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att integrera mänskliga rättigheter i arbete med migration, människohandel och modernt slaveri - Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att främja mänskliga rättigheter i relation till klimatförändringar, miljö samt ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella rättigheter - Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att främja och skydda det demokratiska utrymmet - Stärkta regionala mekanismer för att främja och skydda mänskliga rättigheter - Ökad integrering av mänskliga rättigheter inom FN-systemet, inklusive FN:s utvecklingsgrupp med ansvar för Asien och Stilla havet. The intervention seeks to improve the capacity of regional and national actors to respect, protect and implement human rights in the Asia-Pacific region. The direct target groups are states in their capacity as duty-bearers and responsible for their human rights obligations and civil society organisations, academia and other actors working to strengthen the capacity of rights holders to claim their rights. OHCHR seek to increase the knowledge about international standards and state obligations for human rights and how these translate into the human rights challenges faced in the Asia-Pacific region. The project has five result areas: i) Expected result 1 (RO1): strengthened capacity of regional actors to address human rights issues related to migration, trafficking and modern slavery. ii) Expected result 2 (RO2): strengthened capacity of regional actors to promote human rights arising in the context of climate change, including economic, social and cultural rights, and environmental rights iii) Expected result 3 (RO3): strengthened capacity of regional actors to promote and protect democratic space. iv) Expected result 4 (RO4): strengthened regional mechanisms to promote and protect human rights v) Expected result 5 (RO5): human rights mainstreaming within the UN system, including the UN development group for the Asia-Pacific Sweden OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15500000 16000000 16000000 8000000 0 0 0 0 16000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16000000 0 0 0 8000000 55500000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 15500000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 8000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10836-10836A0102 Sweden Program support to OHCHR regional Office. The contribution aims to strengthen the capacity of regional actors to promote human rights, accountability, democratic space and gender in Asia and the Pacific. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till genomförandet av Sveriges regionala strategi för utvecklinssamarbetet i Asien och Oceanien genom att stärka OHCHR:s regionala kontor i Asien och Stilla havet. Syftet är att bidra till att stärka regionala aktörers kapacitet att främja mänskliga rättigheter, ansvarutkrävande, demokratiskt utrymme och jämställdhet i Asien och Oceanien. Insatsen innebär ett finansiellt regionalt programstöd till FN:s Högkommissiaries regionala kontor i Bangkok och Suva. Insatsen avser att bidra till genomförandet av OHCHR's regionala program för Asien och Stilla havet och följer OHCHR strategiska plan och deras regionala program för Asien och Oceanien. Projektet syftar framför allt till att möjligöra att OHCHR kan stärka bemanning och kapaciteten av det regionala kontoret i Bangkok genom inrättandet av 7 nya tjänster med spjutspetskomptens inom områden som miljö/klimat, ekonomiska sociala och kulturella rättigheter och migration, inklusive människohandel och migration. I OHCHR:s projektunderlag har de föreslagit att Sverige ska bidra till följande områden: - Stärk kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att integrera mänskliga rättigheter i arbete med migration, människohandel och modernt slaveri - Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att främja mänskliga rättigheter i relation till klimatförändringar, miljö samt ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella rättigheter - Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att främja och skydda det demokratiska utrymmet - Stärkta regionala mekanismer för att främja och skydda mänskliga rättigheter - Ökad integrering av mänskliga rättigheter inom FN-systemet, inklusive FN:s utvecklingsgrupp med ansvar för Asien och Stilla havet. The intervention seeks to improve the capacity of regional and national actors to respect, protect and implement human rights in the Asia-Pacific region. The direct target groups are states in their capacity as duty-bearers and responsible for their human rights obligations and civil society organisations, academia and other actors working to strengthen the capacity of rights holders to claim their rights. OHCHR seek to increase the knowledge about international standards and state obligations for human rights and how these translate into the human rights challenges faced in the Asia-Pacific region. The project has five result areas: i) Expected result 1 (RO1): strengthened capacity of regional actors to address human rights issues related to migration, trafficking and modern slavery. ii) Expected result 2 (RO2): strengthened capacity of regional actors to promote human rights arising in the context of climate change, including economic, social and cultural rights, and environmental rights iii) Expected result 3 (RO3): strengthened capacity of regional actors to promote and protect democratic space. iv) Expected result 4 (RO4): strengthened regional mechanisms to promote and protect human rights v) Expected result 5 (RO5): human rights mainstreaming within the UN system, including the UN development group for the Asia-Pacific Sweden OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 26500000 26500000 26500000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 26500000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10836-10836A0103 Sweden Program support to OHCHR regional Office. The contribution aims to strengthen the capacity of regional actors to promote human rights, accountability, democratic space and gender in Asia and the Pacific. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till genomförandet av Sveriges regionala strategi för utvecklinssamarbetet i Asien och Oceanien genom att stärka OHCHR:s regionala kontor i Asien och Stilla havet. Syftet är att bidra till att stärka regionala aktörers kapacitet att främja mänskliga rättigheter, ansvarutkrävande, demokratiskt utrymme och jämställdhet i Asien och Oceanien. Insatsen innebär ett finansiellt regionalt programstöd till FN:s Högkommissiaries regionala kontor i Bangkok och Suva. Insatsen avser att bidra till genomförandet av OHCHR's regionala program för Asien och Stilla havet och följer OHCHR strategiska plan och deras regionala program för Asien och Oceanien. Projektet syftar framför allt till att möjligöra att OHCHR kan stärka bemanning och kapaciteten av det regionala kontoret i Bangkok genom inrättandet av 7 nya tjänster med spjutspetskomptens inom områden som miljö/klimat, ekonomiska sociala och kulturella rättigheter och migration, inklusive människohandel och migration. I OHCHR:s projektunderlag har de föreslagit att Sverige ska bidra till följande områden: - Stärk kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att integrera mänskliga rättigheter i arbete med migration, människohandel och modernt slaveri - Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att främja mänskliga rättigheter i relation till klimatförändringar, miljö samt ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella rättigheter - Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att främja och skydda det demokratiska utrymmet - Stärkta regionala mekanismer för att främja och skydda mänskliga rättigheter - Ökad integrering av mänskliga rättigheter inom FN-systemet, inklusive FN:s utvecklingsgrupp med ansvar för Asien och Stilla havet. The intervention seeks to improve the capacity of regional and national actors to respect, protect and implement human rights in the Asia-Pacific region. The direct target groups are states in their capacity as duty-bearers and responsible for their human rights obligations and civil society organisations, academia and other actors working to strengthen the capacity of rights holders to claim their rights. OHCHR seek to increase the knowledge about international standards and state obligations for human rights and how these translate into the human rights challenges faced in the Asia-Pacific region. The project has five result areas: i) Expected result 1 (RO1): strengthened capacity of regional actors to address human rights issues related to migration, trafficking and modern slavery. ii) Expected result 2 (RO2): strengthened capacity of regional actors to promote human rights arising in the context of climate change, including economic, social and cultural rights, and environmental rights iii) Expected result 3 (RO3): strengthened capacity of regional actors to promote and protect democratic space. iv) Expected result 4 (RO4): strengthened regional mechanisms to promote and protect human rights v) Expected result 5 (RO5): human rights mainstreaming within the UN system, including the UN development group for the Asia-Pacific Sweden OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11000000 27000000 8000000 -199720 0 0 0 0 13000000 0 0 0 11000000 0 0 0 0 0 -199720 14000000 0 8000000 0 0 0 9160056 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 36640224 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 8800000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 2200000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 10400000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 2600000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 11200000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 2800000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 1600000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 6400000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights -159776.288 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights -39944.072 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved capacity to deal with migration in a way that safeguards the rights of refugees, internally displaced persons and migrants, and contributes to development. Stärkt förmåga att hantera migration på ett sätt som säkrar flyktingars, internflyktingars och migranters rättigheter, och som bidrar till utveckling Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced climate impact, with a focus on increased access to renewable energy and higher energy efficiency Minskad klimatpåverkan, med fokus på ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10852 Sweden Support during 2019-2022 with a total sum of 75 million SEK to scale-up the national social cash transfer system through a World Bank Multi Donor Trust Fund. Total budget is ca 180 million SEK, and other donors are UK and the Netherlands. Swedish share around 41 percent of total budget. The fund is active since end of 2018. Focus is on scaling up cash transfers (social cash transfers, child grant, public works salaries) and on increasing the number of beneficiaries. The contribution is expected to strengthen INAS, the agency for social security, assure an efficient and transparent payment system and develop the beneficary registry (e-INAS). The support is one of the contributions that will reply to the negative effects of the cyclone IDAI in the central parts of the country. At least 18 500 households will be reached by the intervention, a number toat may increase dramatically as more donors are coming in with specific support to mitigate for the effects of the cyclones. Stöd under 2019-2022 med totalt 75 miljoner SEK till utbyggnad av nationella sociala kontantstöd via Världsbankens Multi Donor Trust Fund, med fokus på att registrera fler förmånstagare, öka bidragsbeloppen (socialbidrag, barnbidrag, beredskapsarbete m.m.) samt stärka kapaciteten på socialförsäkringsmyndigheten INAS. Total budget för programmet är ca 180 miljoner SEK och andra givare är Storbritannien och Nederländerna. Det svenska bidraget uppgår till ca 41 procent an total budget. Fonden är aktiv sedan slutet av 2018. Insatsen förväntas bidra till effektiva och transparenta utbetalningar samt till att vidareutveckla registret över förmånstagare (e-INAS ). Stödet är ett av de insatser i den svenska portföljen som tydligt kommer att svara mot de effekter som cyklonen IDAI medfört i de centrala delarna av landet. Minst 18 500 hushåll kommer att nås av insatsen, en siffra som kan komma att öka dramatiskt då fler givare kommer in med särskilt stöd till cyklondrabbade områden. The Multi-Donor Trust Fund Strengthening Mozambiques Social Protection System (MozSP MDTF) supports the scale up of Social protection coverage and strengthen delivery systems through a pooled funding approach for donor partner engagement in the SP sector in Mozambique. The development objective of the MozSP is to strengthen the social protection system in Mozambique and it is designed to: (i) increased coverage of poor households; (ii) generate knowledge and evidence-based instruments that improve efficiency of existing SP systems; and (iii) enhanced coordination with development partners. The MozSP finances grants which contribute to the achievement of these objectives, these are structured in two pillars: Recipient-Executed activities (RETF): implemented by the Government of Mozambique (GoM) through Ministry of Labour, Gender and Social Action (MTGAS) and National Institute of Social Action (INAS).These activities are designed to strengthen coverage of existing social protection programs, prioritize income support to eligible households in existing Social Protection programs by financing existing income support cash transfers, associated implementation costs, and piloting and scaling up solutions that enhance the efficiency and impact of SP programs. Bank-Executed activities (BETF): implemented by WB, including through local and international individual consultants as well as firms. These activities finance the provision of technical assistance to contribute to the knowledge generation, development and testing of innovative solutions to improve the functioning of SP systems in the following areas (i) strengthening the delivery systems of existing social programs, (ii) enhancing intersectoral synergies; and (iii) improving coordination and integration of the SP system. The BETF activities are designed to complement and support the implementation of the WB SPER project and other WB projects1 in the Human Development sector Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Social security (excl pensions) Other Social Infrastructure & Services 1. Strengthened Mozambique's social protection delivery systems through digital transformation The contribution supported the continued strengthening of the e-INAS Management Information System, improving beneficiary management, payment processing, data quality, interoperability and system functionality. The completion of the SPARKS-IT assessment provided a comprehensive roadmap for the modernization of Mozambique's social protection information system, strengthening the foundations for more efficient and transparent programme delivery. 2. Advanced the development of a Unified Social Registry (Cadastro Social Único) The programme supported the Government in launching the development of a Unified Social Registry, representing an important milestone towards a more integrated, transparent and efficient social protection system. National consultations were conducted, an inter-ministerial technical working group was established and a roadmap for implementation was initiated to strengthen beneficiary identification, programme targeting and interoperability across government systems. 3. Expanded digital Government-to-Person (G2P) payments The contribution supported the transition towards digital social protection payments, improving transparency, accountability and financial inclusion. By October 2025, more than 125,800 beneficiaries had received benefits through digital payment mechanisms. New decentralized payment models and alternative payment platforms were successfully piloted to improve efficiency, reduce payment delays and strengthen the resilience of the national payment system. 4. Strengthened institutional capacity and governance of Mozambique's social protection system The programme strengthened the institutional and operational capacity of the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Action (MTGAS) and the National Institute for Social Action (INAS) through improvements in financial management, procurement, planning and programme implementation. Capacity development included training 173 government staff in financial management and procurement, alongside technical training on environmental and social safeguards, adaptive social protection and gender-based violence (GBV). Investments in ICT equipment and operational infrastructure further strengthened institutional performance. 5. Improved efficiency, coverage and resilience of national social protection programmes The contribution strengthened implementation of key national social protection programmes, including the Basic Social Subsidy Programme (PSSB), the Child Grant and the Productive Social Action Programme (PASP). Improved beneficiary targeting, strengthened case management, expanded digital delivery mechanisms and enhanced operational systems contributed to more effective programme implementation. 6. Strengthened programme delivery through strategic implementation partnerships To improve implementation efficiency and accelerate programme delivery, the programme established strategic implementation partnerships with the World Food Programme (WFP) and Give Directly for the implementation of the Productive Social Action Programme (PASP). These partnerships expanded programme delivery in cyclone-affected districts and strengthened the Government's capacity to reach vulnerable households more effectively. 7. Strengthened Mozambique's shock-responsive social protection system The contribution enhanced the Government's capacity to respond to crises through strengthened shock-responsive social protection mechanisms. Emergency cash transfer programmes (PASD-PE) were expanded, digital payment systems improved, and preparedness strengthened to respond to Cyclones Chido, Dikeledi and Jude, contributing to a more resilient national social protection system. 8. Strengthened evidence-based policy development and future social protection reforms The programme generated strategic analytical work to inform national social protection reforms, including support for the development of the National Basic Social Security Strategy III (ENSSB III), the review of the Proxy Means Test (PMT), assessment of the e-INAS platform (SPARKS-IT), impact evaluations and analytical work on integrated social protection systems. These investments strengthened the evidence base for future policy decisions and sector reforms. 9. Strengthened donor coordination and strategic dialogue The MDTF continued to serve as an important platform for harmonizing donor support and strengthening policy dialogue between Government and development partners. The programme supported improvements in the Social Protection Partners Group (SPPG), strengthened coordination mechanisms and contributed to aligning partner support around national priorities for social protection systems strengthening. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10852-10852A0101 Sweden Support during 2019-2022 with a total sum of 75 million SEK to scale-up the national social cash transfer system through a World Bank Multi Donor Trust Fund. Total budget is ca 180 million SEK, and other donors are UK and the Netherlands. Swedish share around 41 percent of total budget. The fund is active since end of 2018. Focus is on scaling up cash transfers (social cash transfers, child grant, public works salaries) and on increasing the number of beneficiaries. The contribution is expected to strengthen INAS, the agency for social security, assure an efficient and transparent payment system and develop the beneficary registry (e-INAS). The support is one of the contributions that will reply to the negative effects of the cyclone IDAI in the central parts of the country. At least 18 500 households will be reached by the intervention, a number toat may increase dramatically as more donors are coming in with specific support to mitigate for the effects of the cyclones. Stöd under 2019-2022 med totalt 75 miljoner SEK till utbyggnad av nationella sociala kontantstöd via Världsbankens Multi Donor Trust Fund, med fokus på att registrera fler förmånstagare, öka bidragsbeloppen (socialbidrag, barnbidrag, beredskapsarbete m.m.) samt stärka kapaciteten på socialförsäkringsmyndigheten INAS. Total budget för programmet är ca 180 miljoner SEK och andra givare är Storbritannien och Nederländerna. Det svenska bidraget uppgår till ca 41 procent an total budget. Fonden är aktiv sedan slutet av 2018. Insatsen förväntas bidra till effektiva och transparenta utbetalningar samt till att vidareutveckla registret över förmånstagare (e-INAS ). Stödet är ett av de insatser i den svenska portföljen som tydligt kommer att svara mot de effekter som cyklonen IDAI medfört i de centrala delarna av landet. Minst 18 500 hushåll kommer att nås av insatsen, en siffra som kan komma att öka dramatiskt då fler givare kommer in med särskilt stöd till cyklondrabbade områden. The Multi-Donor Trust Fund Strengthening Mozambiques Social Protection System (MozSP MDTF) supports the scale up of Social protection coverage and strengthen delivery systems through a pooled funding approach for donor partner engagement in the SP sector in Mozambique. The development objective of the MozSP is to strengthen the social protection system in Mozambique and it is designed to: (i) increased coverage of poor households; (ii) generate knowledge and evidence-based instruments that improve efficiency of existing SP systems; and (iii) enhanced coordination with development partners. The MozSP finances grants which contribute to the achievement of these objectives, these are structured in two pillars: Recipient-Executed activities (RETF): implemented by the Government of Mozambique (GoM) through Ministry of Labour, Gender and Social Action (MTGAS) and National Institute of Social Action (INAS).These activities are designed to strengthen coverage of existing social protection programs, prioritize income support to eligible households in existing Social Protection programs by financing existing income support cash transfers, associated implementation costs, and piloting and scaling up solutions that enhance the efficiency and impact of SP programs. Bank-Executed activities (BETF): implemented by WB, including through local and international individual consultants as well as firms. These activities finance the provision of technical assistance to contribute to the knowledge generation, development and testing of innovative solutions to improve the functioning of SP systems in the following areas (i) strengthening the delivery systems of existing social programs, (ii) enhancing intersectoral synergies; and (iii) improving coordination and integration of the SP system. The BETF activities are designed to complement and support the implementation of the WB SPER project and other WB projects1 in the Human Development sector Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions. 1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 50000000 25000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25000000 75000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 50000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 25000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Improved access to social security for poor households Förbättrad tillgång till social trygghet för fattiga hushåll Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-10852-10852A0102 Sweden Support during 2019-2022 with a total sum of 75 million SEK to scale-up the national social cash transfer system through a World Bank Multi Donor Trust Fund. Total budget is ca 180 million SEK, and other donors are UK and the Netherlands. Swedish share around 41 percent of total budget. The fund is active since end of 2018. Focus is on scaling up cash transfers (social cash transfers, child grant, public works salaries) and on increasing the number of beneficiaries. The contribution is expected to strengthen INAS, the agency for social security, assure an efficient and transparent payment system and develop the beneficary registry (e-INAS). The support is one of the contributions that will reply to the negative effects of the cyclone IDAI in the central parts of the country. At least 18 500 households will be reached by the intervention, a number toat may increase dramatically as more donors are coming in with specific support to mitigate for the effects of the cyclones. Stöd under 2019-2022 med totalt 75 miljoner SEK till utbyggnad av nationella sociala kontantstöd via Världsbankens Multi Donor Trust Fund, med fokus på att registrera fler förmånstagare, öka bidragsbeloppen (socialbidrag, barnbidrag, beredskapsarbete m.m.) samt stärka kapaciteten på socialförsäkringsmyndigheten INAS. Total budget för programmet är ca 180 miljoner SEK och andra givare är Storbritannien och Nederländerna. Det svenska bidraget uppgår till ca 41 procent an total budget. Fonden är aktiv sedan slutet av 2018. Insatsen förväntas bidra till effektiva och transparenta utbetalningar samt till att vidareutveckla registret över förmånstagare (e-INAS ). Stödet är ett av de insatser i den svenska portföljen som tydligt kommer att svara mot de effekter som cyklonen IDAI medfört i de centrala delarna av landet. Minst 18 500 hushåll kommer att nås av insatsen, en siffra som kan komma att öka dramatiskt då fler givare kommer in med särskilt stöd till cyklondrabbade områden. The Multi-Donor Trust Fund Strengthening Mozambiques Social Protection System (MozSP MDTF) supports the scale up of Social protection coverage and strengthen delivery systems through a pooled funding approach for donor partner engagement in the SP sector in Mozambique. The development objective of the MozSP is to strengthen the social protection system in Mozambique and it is designed to: (i) increased coverage of poor households; (ii) generate knowledge and evidence-based instruments that improve efficiency of existing SP systems; and (iii) enhanced coordination with development partners. The MozSP finances grants which contribute to the achievement of these objectives, these are structured in two pillars: Recipient-Executed activities (RETF): implemented by the Government of Mozambique (GoM) through Ministry of Labour, Gender and Social Action (MTGAS) and National Institute of Social Action (INAS).These activities are designed to strengthen coverage of existing social protection programs, prioritize income support to eligible households in existing Social Protection programs by financing existing income support cash transfers, associated implementation costs, and piloting and scaling up solutions that enhance the efficiency and impact of SP programs. Bank-Executed activities (BETF): implemented by WB, including through local and international individual consultants as well as firms. These activities finance the provision of technical assistance to contribute to the knowledge generation, development and testing of innovative solutions to improve the functioning of SP systems in the following areas (i) strengthening the delivery systems of existing social programs, (ii) enhancing intersectoral synergies; and (iii) improving coordination and integration of the SP system. The BETF activities are designed to complement and support the implementation of the WB SPER project and other WB projects1 in the Human Development sector Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 149000000 0 0 0 0 149000000 149000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 149000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Improved access to social security for poor households Förbättrad tillgång till social trygghet för fattiga hushåll Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-10852-10852A0103 Sweden Support during 2019-2022 with a total sum of 75 million SEK to scale-up the national social cash transfer system through a World Bank Multi Donor Trust Fund. Total budget is ca 180 million SEK, and other donors are UK and the Netherlands. Swedish share around 41 percent of total budget. The fund is active since end of 2018. Focus is on scaling up cash transfers (social cash transfers, child grant, public works salaries) and on increasing the number of beneficiaries. The contribution is expected to strengthen INAS, the agency for social security, assure an efficient and transparent payment system and develop the beneficary registry (e-INAS). The support is one of the contributions that will reply to the negative effects of the cyclone IDAI in the central parts of the country. At least 18 500 households will be reached by the intervention, a number toat may increase dramatically as more donors are coming in with specific support to mitigate for the effects of the cyclones. Stöd under 2019-2022 med totalt 75 miljoner SEK till utbyggnad av nationella sociala kontantstöd via Världsbankens Multi Donor Trust Fund, med fokus på att registrera fler förmånstagare, öka bidragsbeloppen (socialbidrag, barnbidrag, beredskapsarbete m.m.) samt stärka kapaciteten på socialförsäkringsmyndigheten INAS. Total budget för programmet är ca 180 miljoner SEK och andra givare är Storbritannien och Nederländerna. Det svenska bidraget uppgår till ca 41 procent an total budget. Fonden är aktiv sedan slutet av 2018. Insatsen förväntas bidra till effektiva och transparenta utbetalningar samt till att vidareutveckla registret över förmånstagare (e-INAS ). Stödet är ett av de insatser i den svenska portföljen som tydligt kommer att svara mot de effekter som cyklonen IDAI medfört i de centrala delarna av landet. Minst 18 500 hushåll kommer att nås av insatsen, en siffra som kan komma att öka dramatiskt då fler givare kommer in med särskilt stöd till cyklondrabbade områden. The Multi-Donor Trust Fund Strengthening Mozambiques Social Protection System (MozSP MDTF) supports the scale up of Social protection coverage and strengthen delivery systems through a pooled funding approach for donor partner engagement in the SP sector in Mozambique. The development objective of the MozSP is to strengthen the social protection system in Mozambique and it is designed to: (i) increased coverage of poor households; (ii) generate knowledge and evidence-based instruments that improve efficiency of existing SP systems; and (iii) enhanced coordination with development partners. The MozSP finances grants which contribute to the achievement of these objectives, these are structured in two pillars: Recipient-Executed activities (RETF): implemented by the Government of Mozambique (GoM) through Ministry of Labour, Gender and Social Action (MTGAS) and National Institute of Social Action (INAS).These activities are designed to strengthen coverage of existing social protection programs, prioritize income support to eligible households in existing Social Protection programs by financing existing income support cash transfers, associated implementation costs, and piloting and scaling up solutions that enhance the efficiency and impact of SP programs. Bank-Executed activities (BETF): implemented by WB, including through local and international individual consultants as well as firms. These activities finance the provision of technical assistance to contribute to the knowledge generation, development and testing of innovative solutions to improve the functioning of SP systems in the following areas (i) strengthening the delivery systems of existing social programs, (ii) enhancing intersectoral synergies; and (iii) improving coordination and integration of the SP system. The BETF activities are designed to complement and support the implementation of the WB SPER project and other WB projects1 in the Human Development sector Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom. 1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 40000000 39000000 -4520763 0 0 0 0 0 40000000 0 0 -4520763 39000000 0 74479237 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 40000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 39000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -4520762.8200000003 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Strengthened systems for improved social protection. Stärkta system för ökad social trygghet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-10855 Sweden IOM’s five year project, "Enhancing Corporate Responsibility in Eliminating Slavery and Trafficking in Asia (CREST Project)", aims to improve the conditions for migrant workers in Asia by strengthening the capacity of private sector actors’ value chains in Asia, to recruit and hire in accordance with international praxis for ethical recruitment. The project aims to hinder the vulnerable situation that many women face in labour migration, such as indebtedness due to high recruitment fees, lack of right to healthcare in the country of destination and weak rights in relation to the employer. As the recruitment firms have an important role, IOM will map and train these to adhere to international principles for ethical recruitment. One of the core principles is that the recruitment fee shall be absorbed by the company that in the end employs and not borne by the migrant worker. International companies that source from Asian suppliers are expected to be engaged in the project and contribute with resources to strengthen the capacity of its suppliers. The aim is to establish ethical recruitment practices that are expected to lead to that more migrating women and men have better access to safe recruitment channels and are not exposed to exploitation, violation or indebted when moving to seek work at another destination. IOM:s femåriga projekt, "Enhancing Corporate Responsibility in Eliminating Slavery and Trafficking in Asia (CREST Project)", syftar till att förbättra villkoren för migrantarbetare i Asien genom att stärka kapaciteten hos privatsektoraktörer inom leverantörskedjor i Asien att rekrytera och anställa enligt internationella principer för etisk rekrytering. Projektet ämnar förhindra den sårbara situation som framförallt många kvinnor hamnar i genom arbetsmigration, såsom skuldsättning till följd av dyra rekryteringsavgifter, avsaknad av rätt till exempelvis sjukvård i destinationslandet och svaga rättigheter gentemot arbetsgivaren. Då rekryteringsfirmor spelar en viktig roll kommer IOM att särskilt kartlägga och utbilda dessa i syfte att de ska efterleva internationella principer för etisk rekrytering. En av kärnprinciperna är att rekryteringskostnaden ska bäras av det företag som i slutänden anställer och inte av arbetstagaren som migrerar. Internationella företag som köper från asiatiska leverantörer förväntas engageras i projektet och bidra med resurser till att stärka kapaciteten hos sina underleverantörer. Målet är att få till stånd etiskt hållbara rekryteringsprocesser som väntas leda till att migrerande kvinnor och män har större tillgång till säkra rekryteringskanaler där de inte råkar ut för exploatering, kränkningar eller hamnar i ekonomisk skuld när de flyttar för att arbeta på annan ort. Objectives To help businesses realise their potential to uphold and respect the human and labour rights of migrant workers in their operations and supply chains, CREST directly supports IOM operations at country-level in Bangladesh, Hong Kong SAR, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Viet Nam Overall goal: Businesses respect, promote and remedy the human and labour rights of women and men migrant workers in Asia, in key industries and supply chains. The overall goal of the TOC is that migrant workers of all genders have access to and can enjoy decent work through ethical recruitment channels. Outcome 1: Commitment Private sector stakeholders commit to the elimination of modern slavery in their operations and supply chains in Asia Outcome 2: Implementation Private sector partners are taking measures to implement ethical recruitment for the elimination of modern slavery in their operations and supply chains in Asia. Outcome 3: Collaboration Private sector stakeholders effectively collaborate with multi-stakeholder platforms to create an enabling environment for ethical recruitment and the elimination of modern slavery. In 2021, additional funds and an additional outcome were added to the intervention for the period July 2021 - December 2022. Outcome 4: COVID 19 response Promote the protection of migrant workers across Asia in response to the COVID19 pandemic. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Labour Rights Other Social Infrastructure & Services The contribution was carried out from 2017 to 2023 and came to benefit 230,288 migrant workers. These include migrant workers employed by IOMs private sector partners, those reached through information, education, communication (IEC) activities, training, remediation assistance and direct assistance in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Below follows some key take-aways and results in more detail: Access to effective remedy: 2 of IOM partners reimbursed USD $8 million in recruitment fees and related costs to 14,3504 migrant workers from Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal and Viet Nam. Private sector partnerships: The project formalized 20 private sector partnerships (17 multi-national and large enterprises, two business associations and one private sector foundation), which engaged 55 brands, 1,173 suppliers (employers), 411 recruitment agencies and 11 sub-agents connected to their supply chains. Alltogether, these partnerships mobilized USD 10.7 million in private sector contributions, more than double the original resource mobilization target of USD 5 million. The progress with companies has been made possible due to IOMs policy support, technical advisory, capacity-building for companies as well as the use and uptake of IOMs tools for businesses (see below). Among this network of labour supply chain actors, 614 employers eliminated recruitment fees and related costs and a further 195 employers were working towards elimination. Multiple partners publicly acknowledged their work with IOM, including adidas, CGF, IKEA, Fast Retailing the FLA, Marshalls, Puma, RBA, Samsung, VF Corporation, and Walmart Foundation. Key results from these partnershps further include (1) an Asian electronics multinational enterprise reimbursing USD $3.5 million in recruitment fees and related costs to 4,504 returned migrant workers from Bangladesh, Indonesia, Myanmar, Nepal and Viet Nam; and (2) Fast Retailing repaying over USD 4.5 million to 9,800 migrant workers from Malaysia. Thailand and Viet Nam. In addition, close collaborations were also fostered with the Fair Labour Association (FLA), the Consumer Goods Forum (CGF), the Responsible Business Alliance (RBA), and the American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA) for more industry-wide outreach and impact. IOM also worked with governmental and UN partners to train over 200 small and medium enterprises (SMEs) across Thailand, Malaysia and Viet Nam, supporting them to actively engage in the respect pillar of the U.N. Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs). Thought leadership: Throughout the project, IOM worked closely with governments, think tanks, UN agencies, the private sector and CSOs to publish reports and guidance materials which covered important topics such as key labour migration drivers, the future of labour migration in Asia, migration and climate change, access to remedy as well as policy papers on the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on migrant workers. Tools: IOMs resource package for businesses includes the Migrant Worker Guidelines for Employers (publicly released 2022), the Labour Migration Process Mapping toolkit (publicly released 2023), the Operational Guidelines for Businesses on Remediation of Migrant-worker Grievances (publicly released 2021), and the IOM Fair and Ethical Recruitment Due Diligence (IOM DD) Toolkit (publicly released 2022). Thanks to risks identified through IOMs tools, including the Labour Migration Process Mapping and DD Toolkit, the suppliers of seven private sector partners prepared and implemented 60 corrective action plans. Policy dialogues: Some notable examples of CREST's key policy development contributions include providing recommendations on eliminating recruitment fees for migrant workers in Hong Kong SAR, integrating inputs into Malaysia's National Action Plan (NAP) on Forced Labour, and supporting the adoption of NAPs on Fair and Ethical Recruitment and Sustainable, Gender-responsive Return and Reintegration of overseas Filipino workers in the Philippines. IOM also regularly provided support to the Thai government on migration-related policies. Another example of the project's contribution to policy dialogue is from 2023 when IOM, in partnership with the Philippine Department of Migrant Workers, hosted a regional roundtable, The Future of Remedy for Migrant Workers in Asia in Thailand for 45 participants. The event sought to build momentum for the remedy pillar of the UNGPs by launching the report on Accelerating Access to Remedy and providing a platform to discuss promising practices in implementing state and non-state-based grievance mechanisms across the region. Civil society collaboration: IOM established formal partnerships with 19 implementing organizations to strengthen civil society's involvement in migration, business, and human rights. These partnerships aimed to support the protection and advancement of migrant workers' rights. One prominent partnership within the project was formed with Migrant Forum Asia (MFA), a regional network comprising non-governmental organizations (NGOs), associations, trade unions, and individual advocates dedicated to safeguarding and promoting the rights and well-being of migrant workers in Asia. This collaboration led the successful national-level Justice for Wage Theft campaigns across Asia and held regular workshops on recruitment reform, to strengthen the capacity of CSOs to advocate for migrant workers' perspectives when engaging with businesses, regional and industry-led platforms on ethical recruitment. Also, as part of the Covid-19 response of CREST, IOM and MFA supported joint initiatives with 30 CSOs and community based organizations to deliver cash and in-kind support to 13,609 migrant workers and their families who had been affected by the pandemic in their countries of origin or destination. Strategic Communications: Between 2017 and 2023, 1,765,784 people were reached through CRESTs strategic communication and outreach and 250 public references were made to the project, demonstrating the wide reach of the projects activities as well as recognition across various media platforms. The positive results of CREST have significantly contributed to the interest and decision of the EU delegation in Bangkok to support IOM's continued work to promote corporate responsibility and migrant worker's rights in supply chains in Asia. Jointly with Sweden, the EU delegation is now supporting the Migration, Business and human rights in Asia programme (MBHR Asia), running between 2024-2028. This new programme builds heavily on the results and lessons learned from CREST, see below. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10855-10855A0101 Sweden IOM’s five year project, "Enhancing Corporate Responsibility in Eliminating Slavery and Trafficking in Asia (CREST Project)", aims to improve the conditions for migrant workers in Asia by strengthening the capacity of private sector actors’ value chains in Asia, to recruit and hire in accordance with international praxis for ethical recruitment. The project aims to hinder the vulnerable situation that many women face in labour migration, such as indebtedness due to high recruitment fees, lack of right to healthcare in the country of destination and weak rights in relation to the employer. As the recruitment firms have an important role, IOM will map and train these to adhere to international principles for ethical recruitment. One of the core principles is that the recruitment fee shall be absorbed by the company that in the end employs and not borne by the migrant worker. International companies that source from Asian suppliers are expected to be engaged in the project and contribute with resources to strengthen the capacity of its suppliers. The aim is to establish ethical recruitment practices that are expected to lead to that more migrating women and men have better access to safe recruitment channels and are not exposed to exploitation, violation or indebted when moving to seek work at another destination. IOM:s femåriga projekt, "Enhancing Corporate Responsibility in Eliminating Slavery and Trafficking in Asia (CREST Project)", syftar till att förbättra villkoren för migrantarbetare i Asien genom att stärka kapaciteten hos privatsektoraktörer inom leverantörskedjor i Asien att rekrytera och anställa enligt internationella principer för etisk rekrytering. Projektet ämnar förhindra den sårbara situation som framförallt många kvinnor hamnar i genom arbetsmigration, såsom skuldsättning till följd av dyra rekryteringsavgifter, avsaknad av rätt till exempelvis sjukvård i destinationslandet och svaga rättigheter gentemot arbetsgivaren. Då rekryteringsfirmor spelar en viktig roll kommer IOM att särskilt kartlägga och utbilda dessa i syfte att de ska efterleva internationella principer för etisk rekrytering. En av kärnprinciperna är att rekryteringskostnaden ska bäras av det företag som i slutänden anställer och inte av arbetstagaren som migrerar. Internationella företag som köper från asiatiska leverantörer förväntas engageras i projektet och bidra med resurser till att stärka kapaciteten hos sina underleverantörer. Målet är att få till stånd etiskt hållbara rekryteringsprocesser som väntas leda till att migrerande kvinnor och män har större tillgång till säkra rekryteringskanaler där de inte råkar ut för exploatering, kränkningar eller hamnar i ekonomisk skuld när de flyttar för att arbeta på annan ort. Objectives To help businesses realise their potential to uphold and respect the human and labour rights of migrant workers in their operations and supply chains, CREST directly supports IOM operations at country-level in Bangladesh, Hong Kong SAR, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Viet Nam Overall goal: Businesses respect, promote and remedy the human and labour rights of women and men migrant workers in Asia, in key industries and supply chains. The overall goal of the TOC is that migrant workers of all genders have access to and can enjoy decent work through ethical recruitment channels. Outcome 1: Commitment Private sector stakeholders commit to the elimination of modern slavery in their operations and supply chains in Asia Outcome 2: Implementation Private sector partners are taking measures to implement ethical recruitment for the elimination of modern slavery in their operations and supply chains in Asia. Outcome 3: Collaboration Private sector stakeholders effectively collaborate with multi-stakeholder platforms to create an enabling environment for ethical recruitment and the elimination of modern slavery. In 2021, additional funds and an additional outcome were added to the intervention for the period July 2021 - December 2022. Outcome 4: COVID 19 response Promote the protection of migrant workers across Asia in response to the COVID19 pandemic. Sweden IOM/International Organization for Migration Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration 10.7 - Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, including through the implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies. 10.7 - Underlätta en ordnad, säker, reglerad och ansvarsfull migration och rörlighet av personer, inklusive genom planerad och väl fungerande migrationspolitik. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 8.7 - Take immediate and effective measures to eradicate forced labour, end modern slavery and human trafficking and secure the prohibition and elimination of the worst forms of child labour, including recruitment and use of child soldiers, and by 2025 end child labour in all its forms . 8.7 - Vidta omedelbara och effektiva åtgärder för att avskaffa tvångsarbete, modernt slaveri och människohandel och säkra att de värsta formerna av barnarbete, inklusive rekrytering och användning av barnsoldater, förbjuds och upphör. Avskaffa alla former av barnarbete senast 2025. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9300000 5560000 9943026 9995068 11879344 0 9300000 6551322 5602475 0 0 0 0 0 0 3278000 0 5440000 0 0 0 5560000 0 5328022 0 1225026 0 0 0 4392593 0 0 46677438 IOM/International Organization for Migration 9300000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 5560000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 3278000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 5440000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 1225026 IOM/International Organization for Migration 4392593 IOM/International Organization for Migration 5602475 IOM/International Organization for Migration 6551322 IOM/International Organization for Migration 5328022 IOM/International Organization for Migration Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10855-10855A0102 Sweden IOM’s five year project, "Enhancing Corporate Responsibility in Eliminating Slavery and Trafficking in Asia (CREST Project)", aims to improve the conditions for migrant workers in Asia by strengthening the capacity of private sector actors’ value chains in Asia, to recruit and hire in accordance with international praxis for ethical recruitment. The project aims to hinder the vulnerable situation that many women face in labour migration, such as indebtedness due to high recruitment fees, lack of right to healthcare in the country of destination and weak rights in relation to the employer. As the recruitment firms have an important role, IOM will map and train these to adhere to international principles for ethical recruitment. One of the core principles is that the recruitment fee shall be absorbed by the company that in the end employs and not borne by the migrant worker. International companies that source from Asian suppliers are expected to be engaged in the project and contribute with resources to strengthen the capacity of its suppliers. The aim is to establish ethical recruitment practices that are expected to lead to that more migrating women and men have better access to safe recruitment channels and are not exposed to exploitation, violation or indebted when moving to seek work at another destination. IOM:s femåriga projekt, "Enhancing Corporate Responsibility in Eliminating Slavery and Trafficking in Asia (CREST Project)", syftar till att förbättra villkoren för migrantarbetare i Asien genom att stärka kapaciteten hos privatsektoraktörer inom leverantörskedjor i Asien att rekrytera och anställa enligt internationella principer för etisk rekrytering. Projektet ämnar förhindra den sårbara situation som framförallt många kvinnor hamnar i genom arbetsmigration, såsom skuldsättning till följd av dyra rekryteringsavgifter, avsaknad av rätt till exempelvis sjukvård i destinationslandet och svaga rättigheter gentemot arbetsgivaren. Då rekryteringsfirmor spelar en viktig roll kommer IOM att särskilt kartlägga och utbilda dessa i syfte att de ska efterleva internationella principer för etisk rekrytering. En av kärnprinciperna är att rekryteringskostnaden ska bäras av det företag som i slutänden anställer och inte av arbetstagaren som migrerar. Internationella företag som köper från asiatiska leverantörer förväntas engageras i projektet och bidra med resurser till att stärka kapaciteten hos sina underleverantörer. Målet är att få till stånd etiskt hållbara rekryteringsprocesser som väntas leda till att migrerande kvinnor och män har större tillgång till säkra rekryteringskanaler där de inte råkar ut för exploatering, kränkningar eller hamnar i ekonomisk skuld när de flyttar för att arbeta på annan ort. Objectives To help businesses realise their potential to uphold and respect the human and labour rights of migrant workers in their operations and supply chains, CREST directly supports IOM operations at country-level in Bangladesh, Hong Kong SAR, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Viet Nam Overall goal: Businesses respect, promote and remedy the human and labour rights of women and men migrant workers in Asia, in key industries and supply chains. The overall goal of the TOC is that migrant workers of all genders have access to and can enjoy decent work through ethical recruitment channels. Outcome 1: Commitment Private sector stakeholders commit to the elimination of modern slavery in their operations and supply chains in Asia Outcome 2: Implementation Private sector partners are taking measures to implement ethical recruitment for the elimination of modern slavery in their operations and supply chains in Asia. Outcome 3: Collaboration Private sector stakeholders effectively collaborate with multi-stakeholder platforms to create an enabling environment for ethical recruitment and the elimination of modern slavery. In 2021, additional funds and an additional outcome were added to the intervention for the period July 2021 - December 2022. Outcome 4: COVID 19 response Promote the protection of migrant workers across Asia in response to the COVID19 pandemic. Sweden IOM/International Organization for Migration Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration 10.7 - Underlätta en ordnad, säker, reglerad och ansvarsfull migration och rörlighet av personer, inklusive genom planerad och väl fungerande migrationspolitik. 10.7 - Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, including through the implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 8.7 - Vidta omedelbara och effektiva åtgärder för att avskaffa tvångsarbete, modernt slaveri och människohandel och säkra att de värsta formerna av barnarbete, inklusive rekrytering och användning av barnsoldater, förbjuds och upphör. Avskaffa alla former av barnarbete senast 2025. 8.7 - Take immediate and effective measures to eradicate forced labour, end modern slavery and human trafficking and secure the prohibition and elimination of the worst forms of child labour, including recruitment and use of child soldiers, and by 2025 end child labour in all its forms . 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 26776306 26776306 0 26776306 IOM/International Organization for Migration 26776306 IOM/International Organization for Migration Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10855-10855A0103 Sweden IOM’s five year project, "Enhancing Corporate Responsibility in Eliminating Slavery and Trafficking in Asia (CREST Project)", aims to improve the conditions for migrant workers in Asia by strengthening the capacity of private sector actors’ value chains in Asia, to recruit and hire in accordance with international praxis for ethical recruitment. The project aims to hinder the vulnerable situation that many women face in labour migration, such as indebtedness due to high recruitment fees, lack of right to healthcare in the country of destination and weak rights in relation to the employer. As the recruitment firms have an important role, IOM will map and train these to adhere to international principles for ethical recruitment. One of the core principles is that the recruitment fee shall be absorbed by the company that in the end employs and not borne by the migrant worker. International companies that source from Asian suppliers are expected to be engaged in the project and contribute with resources to strengthen the capacity of its suppliers. The aim is to establish ethical recruitment practices that are expected to lead to that more migrating women and men have better access to safe recruitment channels and are not exposed to exploitation, violation or indebted when moving to seek work at another destination. IOM:s femåriga projekt, "Enhancing Corporate Responsibility in Eliminating Slavery and Trafficking in Asia (CREST Project)", syftar till att förbättra villkoren för migrantarbetare i Asien genom att stärka kapaciteten hos privatsektoraktörer inom leverantörskedjor i Asien att rekrytera och anställa enligt internationella principer för etisk rekrytering. Projektet ämnar förhindra den sårbara situation som framförallt många kvinnor hamnar i genom arbetsmigration, såsom skuldsättning till följd av dyra rekryteringsavgifter, avsaknad av rätt till exempelvis sjukvård i destinationslandet och svaga rättigheter gentemot arbetsgivaren. Då rekryteringsfirmor spelar en viktig roll kommer IOM att särskilt kartlägga och utbilda dessa i syfte att de ska efterleva internationella principer för etisk rekrytering. En av kärnprinciperna är att rekryteringskostnaden ska bäras av det företag som i slutänden anställer och inte av arbetstagaren som migrerar. Internationella företag som köper från asiatiska leverantörer förväntas engageras i projektet och bidra med resurser till att stärka kapaciteten hos sina underleverantörer. Målet är att få till stånd etiskt hållbara rekryteringsprocesser som väntas leda till att migrerande kvinnor och män har större tillgång till säkra rekryteringskanaler där de inte råkar ut för exploatering, kränkningar eller hamnar i ekonomisk skuld när de flyttar för att arbeta på annan ort. Objectives To help businesses realise their potential to uphold and respect the human and labour rights of migrant workers in their operations and supply chains, CREST directly supports IOM operations at country-level in Bangladesh, Hong Kong SAR, Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand and Viet Nam Overall goal: Businesses respect, promote and remedy the human and labour rights of women and men migrant workers in Asia, in key industries and supply chains. The overall goal of the TOC is that migrant workers of all genders have access to and can enjoy decent work through ethical recruitment channels. Outcome 1: Commitment Private sector stakeholders commit to the elimination of modern slavery in their operations and supply chains in Asia Outcome 2: Implementation Private sector partners are taking measures to implement ethical recruitment for the elimination of modern slavery in their operations and supply chains in Asia. Outcome 3: Collaboration Private sector stakeholders effectively collaborate with multi-stakeholder platforms to create an enabling environment for ethical recruitment and the elimination of modern slavery. In 2021, additional funds and an additional outcome were added to the intervention for the period July 2021 - December 2022. Outcome 4: COVID 19 response Promote the protection of migrant workers across Asia in response to the COVID19 pandemic. Sweden IOM/International Organization for Migration Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration 10.7 - Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, including through the implementation of planned and well-managed migration policies. 10.7 - Underlätta en ordnad, säker, reglerad och ansvarsfull migration och rörlighet av personer, inklusive genom planerad och väl fungerande migrationspolitik. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 8.7 - Take immediate and effective measures to eradicate forced labour, end modern slavery and human trafficking and secure the prohibition and elimination of the worst forms of child labour, including recruitment and use of child soldiers, and by 2025 end child labour in all its forms . 8.7 - Vidta omedelbara och effektiva åtgärder för att avskaffa tvångsarbete, modernt slaveri och människohandel och säkra att de värsta formerna av barnarbete, inklusive rekrytering och användning av barnsoldater, förbjuds och upphör. Avskaffa alla former av barnarbete senast 2025. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13408574 8000000 -1640 0 5408574 0 0 8000000 8000000 -1640 21406934 IOM/International Organization for Migration 5408574 IOM/International Organization for Migration 8000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 8000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration -1640 IOM/International Organization for Migration Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved capacity to deal with migration in a way that safeguards the rights of refugees, internally displaced persons and migrants, and contributes to development. Stärkt förmåga att hantera migration på ett sätt som säkrar flyktingars, internflyktingars och migranters rättigheter, och som bidrar till utveckling Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-10896 Sweden FORUM-ASIA is a member-based international NGO with a Secretariat based in Bangkok. It was founded in 1991 with the mission to strengthen the human rights movement in Asia through capacity building of human rights defenders (HRDs) and civil society organizations (CSOs), coalition building with like-minded organizations, solidarity actions and evidence-based advocacy . It has Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), as well as a 'consultative relationship' with ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR). At present, FA has 81 active member organizations from 21 countries in Asia. FORUM-ASIA has its headquarter in Bangkok, but also smaller offices in Geneva, Jakarta and Kathmandu. The organisation is a democratic, member based organisation with a board elected by the 81 members. The Embassy contribution to FORUM-ASIA is total 19 760 000 SEK which corresponds to approximately 23% of the organization's total budget. The grant will cover core costs such as rent, salaries and administrative costs and for the implementation of organizations core activities in the form of programs for strengthening capacity and trainings of civil society organisation and Human Rights Defenders. Development of studies and research papers on Human Rights and HRD protection programs. FORUM-ASIA immediately adapted to the COVID-19 and arranged webinars together with members and partners on different human rights and development issues, policies, and procedures formulated which are detrimental to human rights and democratic developments. Raising awareness and demanding for accountability of states through sub-regional platforms, the webinars influenced the issuance of AICHR Joint statement on COVID-19 pandemic and UN Special Rapporteur (UN SR) guidelines on Freedom of Assembly and Association (FoAA) during the pandemic. FORUM-ASIA har ansökt om fortsatt kärnstöd från ambassaden under perioden 2020-2022 för genomförande av sin Strategiska Plan (2016-2022). FORUM-ASIA är en regional ideell organisation i Asien, med huvudkontor i Bangkok, Thailand. Organisationen grundades 1991 med uppdraget att stärka mänskliga rättighetsrörelserna i Asien genom kapacitetsuppbyggnad av mänskliga rättighetsförsvarare (HRD) och civilsamhällets organisationer (CSO). I uppdraget ingår även att bygga koalitioner med likasinnade organisationer och att skapa gemensam opinion för MR-frågor på faktabaserad grund. FORUM-ASIA har rådgivande status till FN: s ekonomiska och sociala råd (ECOSOC), liksom ett ”rådgivande förhållande” med ASEAN: s regeringskommission för mänskliga rättigheter (AICHR). För närvarande har FORUM ASIA 81 aktiva medlemsorganisationer från 21 länder i Asien. FORUM ASIA har sitt huvudkontor i Bangkok, men också mindre kontor i Genève, Jakarta och Kathmandu. FORUM-ASIA är medlemsbaserad demokratiskt styrd organisation med en styrelse som röstas fram av 81 medlemmarna. Ambassadens bidrag är totalt 19 760 000 SEK vilket motsvarar cirka 23% av organisationens totala budget. Bidraget ska täcka för kärnkostnader som hyra, löner och administrationskostnader samt kostnader för genomförande av organisationens kärnverksamhet i form av program för utbildning och kapacitetsutveckling av civil samhälle organisationer och framtagande av studier och informationsmaterial kring MR/Demo och ett program för att skydda MR försvarare. FORUM-ASIA anpassade sig omedelbart till COVID-19 genom att arrangera webbseminarier tillsammans med medlemmar och partners rörande mänskliga rättigheter och utvecklingsfrågor. Dessa webinarer bidrog till att, genom subregionala plattformar, öka medvetenhet och avkräva ansvarsskyldighet för stater vilket påverkade utfärdandet av AICHR Joint Statement on Covid 19 samt UN Special Rapporteur (UN SR) guidelines on Freedom of Assembly and Association (FoAA) under pandemin. The Asian Forum for Human Rights and Development (FORUM-ASIA) is a network of 85 member organisations across 23 countries, mainly in Asia. Founded in 1991, FORUM-ASIA works to strengthen movements for human rights and sustainable development through research, advocacy, capacity development and solidarity actions in Asia and beyond. It has consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council, and consultative relationship with the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights. The FORUM-ASIA Secretariat is based in Bangkok, with offices in Jakarta, Geneva and Kathmandu.FORUM-ASIA is committed to building a peaceful, just, equitable and ecologically sustainable community of peoples and societies in Asia, where all human rights of all individuals, groups and peoples in particular, the poor, marginalised and discriminated are fully respected and realised in accordance with internationally accepted human rights norms and standards. It does so by: Building the capacity of its members and partners Bringing together activists and stakeholders to tackle human rights issues Protecting human rights defenders in Asia that find themselves in emergency situations Advocating for human rights at the national, regional and international level The core support from Sweden has been supporting the implementation of FORUM-ASIAs Strategic Plan (2016-2022). In December 2022, the embassy and FORUM-ASIA signed a one-year cost extension for 2023. The support covers the first year of FA´s Strategic plan (2023-2027), to avoid gaps in the financial flows for the organisation. Strategy goals and objectives as formulated in the previous Strategic Plan (2016-2022), reported on in 2023: The overall objective 2016-2022 has been to: strengthen the promotion and protection of human rights and democracy in Asia and beyond by consolidating Asian human rights movements through effective collaboration with members and partners on international solidarity action as well as strategic engagement with states and other stakeholders at national, regional and international levels. To achieve the overall objective, FA has focused on four specific objectives: 1) Increased capacity of Asian civil society organisations and human rights defenders to undertake advocacy for inclusive and participatory policy-making processes in relation to human rights, democratic governance and sustainable development at national, regional, and international levels; 2) Foster an environment conducive for better human rights protection and democratic development in Asia; 3) Enhanced impact of Asian human rights defenders advocacy actions in relation to ASEAN and United Nations (UN) human rights mechanisms; and 4) Strengthened FORUM-ASIAs institutional and operational capacity as a regional umbrella organisation so that it can better serve and effectively represent its constituencies at national, regional and global levels. Strategic goals and objectives as formulated in the new Strategic Plan (2023-2027), to be reported on in 2024: 1. Empowered civil society and marginalised communities promoting and protecting human rights, civic space and democracy in Asia: 1.1 Improved legal, policy and regulatory environment for human rights, civic space and democracy in Asia 1.2 Increased accountability of state and non-state actors on human rights violations and abuses at national, regional and international levels. 2. Resilient Asian civil society and marginalised communities continuing their work for human rights, civic space and democracy in a safe and sustainable manner. 2.1 Increased protection and support for Asian civil society and marginalised communities including those operation in conflict and climate crises situations to continue their work on human rights, civic space and democracy in Asia 2.2 Improved operational resilience and holistic security of Asian civil society and marginalised communities including those operating in conflict and climate crisis situations to mitigate and respond to threats and attacks and sustain operations in online and offline spaces Specific objectives on gender mainstreaming, climate crises and Business and Human Rights (BHR) have been designed in the new Strategic Plan, to give priorities to these issue in all FA programming, and with a central position in the Theory of Change (ToC)L - strengthened promotion and protection of the right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment of vulnerable and marginalised communities in the context of development projects and business operations. - enhanced recognition and inclusion of the rights and issues of vulnerable groups of different gender identities and sexual orientation, especially women and LGBTIQ groups in FA operations Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional South Asia, regional Asia, regional Human rights Government & Civil Society-general Via its South Asia Programme, the organisation has supported the work of FORUM-ASIAs member organisations at the national level. Additionally, the regional strategies enhance inter-programme synergy, cooperation, and coordination within the Secretariat for effective advocacy, campaigning, and networking. Via its Human Rights Defenders Programme, FORUM-ASIA seeks to facilitate the creation of an enabling work environment for HRDs, including woman human rights defenders (WHRDs), by reducing both actual and perceived threats stemming from the work and activities of HRDs and WHRDs. Being a regional, home grown civil society organisation, FORUM-ASIA has been able to provide emergency assistance to HRDs in an effective and timely manner. Via its United Nations Advocacy Programme, FORUM-ASIA has been striving to bring an Asian perspective to global human rights discourses through continued engagement with UN human rights mechanisms. FORUM-ASIA connects Asian human rights defenders and civil society to official and geopolitical discourses at the UN. FORUM-ASIA provides a unique platform for Asian human rights defenders to advocate for their issues with ownership at various international forums. Via its East Asia and ASEAN Programme, FORUM-ASIA is supporting the work of FORUM-ASIAS member organisations at the national level. Moreover, it aims to enhance the independence and effectiveness of the ASEAN human rights mechanisms by strengthening the participation of civil society. It does so through various activities such as: workshops; trainings; national and regional consultations between civil society organisations and representatives of the AICHR and ASEAN Commission on the Promotion and Protection of the Right of Women and Children (ACWC); and other forms of information sharing. Via its National Human Rights Institutions Advocacy Programme, FORUM-ASIA has been focusing on advoacy for NHRIs to be able to function in an enabling environment that is conducive for the actualization of their mandate, and to advocate for the establishment of NHRIs in countries where such institutions do not exist yet that are in full compliance with the Paris Principles. The programme mainly operates through the ANNI, a network of Asian non-governmental organisations and human rights defenders working on issues relating to NHRIs. Via its Development and Knowledge Management Programme, FORUM-AISA is supporting the development of new projects and initiatives.The Programme aims to develop strategies and engage on issues, such as business and human rights, civic space, development, and youth, in partnership with stakeholders including youth groups, universities, and other civil society organisations across the world. An independent evaluation of the organisation (2023) concluded that the operations of FORUM-ASIA are highly satisfactory in relation to the evaluation criteria relevance, and that evidence to back up this assessment is strong. With the shrinking civic space in Asia, FORUM-ASIA has been operating to strengthen the promotion and protection of human rights and democracy and contribute to sustainable development in Asia and beyond by consolidating Asian Human rights movements through effective collaboration with partners on international solidarity action, as well as strategic engagement with states and other stakeholders at national, regional, and international levels. The results from Strategic goals and objectives in the new Strategic Plan (2023-2027) are reported under the contribution 15699 which is the continuation support to Forum Asia. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10896-10896A0101 Sweden FORUM-ASIA is a member-based international NGO with a Secretariat based in Bangkok. It was founded in 1991 with the mission to strengthen the human rights movement in Asia through capacity building of human rights defenders (HRDs) and civil society organizations (CSOs), coalition building with like-minded organizations, solidarity actions and evidence-based advocacy . It has Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), as well as a 'consultative relationship' with ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR). At present, FA has 81 active member organizations from 21 countries in Asia. FORUM-ASIA has its headquarter in Bangkok, but also smaller offices in Geneva, Jakarta and Kathmandu. The organisation is a democratic, member based organisation with a board elected by the 81 members. The Embassy contribution to FORUM-ASIA is total 19 760 000 SEK which corresponds to approximately 23% of the organization's total budget. The grant will cover core costs such as rent, salaries and administrative costs and for the implementation of organizations core activities in the form of programs for strengthening capacity and trainings of civil society organisation and Human Rights Defenders. Development of studies and research papers on Human Rights and HRD protection programs. FORUM-ASIA immediately adapted to the COVID-19 and arranged webinars together with members and partners on different human rights and development issues, policies, and procedures formulated which are detrimental to human rights and democratic developments. Raising awareness and demanding for accountability of states through sub-regional platforms, the webinars influenced the issuance of AICHR Joint statement on COVID-19 pandemic and UN Special Rapporteur (UN SR) guidelines on Freedom of Assembly and Association (FoAA) during the pandemic. FORUM-ASIA har ansökt om fortsatt kärnstöd från ambassaden under perioden 2020-2022 för genomförande av sin Strategiska Plan (2016-2022). FORUM-ASIA är en regional ideell organisation i Asien, med huvudkontor i Bangkok, Thailand. Organisationen grundades 1991 med uppdraget att stärka mänskliga rättighetsrörelserna i Asien genom kapacitetsuppbyggnad av mänskliga rättighetsförsvarare (HRD) och civilsamhällets organisationer (CSO). I uppdraget ingår även att bygga koalitioner med likasinnade organisationer och att skapa gemensam opinion för MR-frågor på faktabaserad grund. FORUM-ASIA har rådgivande status till FN: s ekonomiska och sociala råd (ECOSOC), liksom ett ”rådgivande förhållande” med ASEAN: s regeringskommission för mänskliga rättigheter (AICHR). För närvarande har FORUM ASIA 81 aktiva medlemsorganisationer från 21 länder i Asien. FORUM ASIA har sitt huvudkontor i Bangkok, men också mindre kontor i Genève, Jakarta och Kathmandu. FORUM-ASIA är medlemsbaserad demokratiskt styrd organisation med en styrelse som röstas fram av 81 medlemmarna. Ambassadens bidrag är totalt 19 760 000 SEK vilket motsvarar cirka 23% av organisationens totala budget. Bidraget ska täcka för kärnkostnader som hyra, löner och administrationskostnader samt kostnader för genomförande av organisationens kärnverksamhet i form av program för utbildning och kapacitetsutveckling av civil samhälle organisationer och framtagande av studier och informationsmaterial kring MR/Demo och ett program för att skydda MR försvarare. FORUM-ASIA anpassade sig omedelbart till COVID-19 genom att arrangera webbseminarier tillsammans med medlemmar och partners rörande mänskliga rättigheter och utvecklingsfrågor. Dessa webinarer bidrog till att, genom subregionala plattformar, öka medvetenhet och avkräva ansvarsskyldighet för stater vilket påverkade utfärdandet av AICHR Joint Statement on Covid 19 samt UN Special Rapporteur (UN SR) guidelines on Freedom of Assembly and Association (FoAA) under pandemin. The Asian Forum for Human Rights and Development (FORUM-ASIA) is a network of 85 member organisations across 23 countries, mainly in Asia. Founded in 1991, FORUM-ASIA works to strengthen movements for human rights and sustainable development through research, advocacy, capacity development and solidarity actions in Asia and beyond. It has consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council, and consultative relationship with the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights. The FORUM-ASIA Secretariat is based in Bangkok, with offices in Jakarta, Geneva and Kathmandu.FORUM-ASIA is committed to building a peaceful, just, equitable and ecologically sustainable community of peoples and societies in Asia, where all human rights of all individuals, groups and peoples in particular, the poor, marginalised and discriminated are fully respected and realised in accordance with internationally accepted human rights norms and standards. It does so by: Building the capacity of its members and partners Bringing together activists and stakeholders to tackle human rights issues Protecting human rights defenders in Asia that find themselves in emergency situations Advocating for human rights at the national, regional and international level The core support from Sweden has been supporting the implementation of FORUM-ASIAs Strategic Plan (2016-2022). In December 2022, the embassy and FORUM-ASIA signed a one-year cost extension for 2023. The support covers the first year of FA´s Strategic plan (2023-2027), to avoid gaps in the financial flows for the organisation. Strategy goals and objectives as formulated in the previous Strategic Plan (2016-2022), reported on in 2023: The overall objective 2016-2022 has been to: strengthen the promotion and protection of human rights and democracy in Asia and beyond by consolidating Asian human rights movements through effective collaboration with members and partners on international solidarity action as well as strategic engagement with states and other stakeholders at national, regional and international levels. To achieve the overall objective, FA has focused on four specific objectives: 1) Increased capacity of Asian civil society organisations and human rights defenders to undertake advocacy for inclusive and participatory policy-making processes in relation to human rights, democratic governance and sustainable development at national, regional, and international levels; 2) Foster an environment conducive for better human rights protection and democratic development in Asia; 3) Enhanced impact of Asian human rights defenders advocacy actions in relation to ASEAN and United Nations (UN) human rights mechanisms; and 4) Strengthened FORUM-ASIAs institutional and operational capacity as a regional umbrella organisation so that it can better serve and effectively represent its constituencies at national, regional and global levels. Strategic goals and objectives as formulated in the new Strategic Plan (2023-2027), to be reported on in 2024: 1. Empowered civil society and marginalised communities promoting and protecting human rights, civic space and democracy in Asia: 1.1 Improved legal, policy and regulatory environment for human rights, civic space and democracy in Asia 1.2 Increased accountability of state and non-state actors on human rights violations and abuses at national, regional and international levels. 2. Resilient Asian civil society and marginalised communities continuing their work for human rights, civic space and democracy in a safe and sustainable manner. 2.1 Increased protection and support for Asian civil society and marginalised communities including those operation in conflict and climate crises situations to continue their work on human rights, civic space and democracy in Asia 2.2 Improved operational resilience and holistic security of Asian civil society and marginalised communities including those operating in conflict and climate crisis situations to mitigate and respond to threats and attacks and sustain operations in online and offline spaces Specific objectives on gender mainstreaming, climate crises and Business and Human Rights (BHR) have been designed in the new Strategic Plan, to give priorities to these issue in all FA programming, and with a central position in the Theory of Change (ToC)L - strengthened promotion and protection of the right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment of vulnerable and marginalised communities in the context of development projects and business operations. - enhanced recognition and inclusion of the rights and issues of vulnerable groups of different gender identities and sexual orientation, especially women and LGBTIQ groups in FA operations Sweden FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 7600000 6400000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7600000 0 0 0 0 6400000 0 0 0 0 0 14000000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 7600000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 6400000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10896-10896A0102 Sweden FORUM-ASIA is a member-based international NGO with a Secretariat based in Bangkok. It was founded in 1991 with the mission to strengthen the human rights movement in Asia through capacity building of human rights defenders (HRDs) and civil society organizations (CSOs), coalition building with like-minded organizations, solidarity actions and evidence-based advocacy . It has Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), as well as a 'consultative relationship' with ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR). At present, FA has 81 active member organizations from 21 countries in Asia. FORUM-ASIA has its headquarter in Bangkok, but also smaller offices in Geneva, Jakarta and Kathmandu. The organisation is a democratic, member based organisation with a board elected by the 81 members. The Embassy contribution to FORUM-ASIA is total 19 760 000 SEK which corresponds to approximately 23% of the organization's total budget. The grant will cover core costs such as rent, salaries and administrative costs and for the implementation of organizations core activities in the form of programs for strengthening capacity and trainings of civil society organisation and Human Rights Defenders. Development of studies and research papers on Human Rights and HRD protection programs. FORUM-ASIA immediately adapted to the COVID-19 and arranged webinars together with members and partners on different human rights and development issues, policies, and procedures formulated which are detrimental to human rights and democratic developments. Raising awareness and demanding for accountability of states through sub-regional platforms, the webinars influenced the issuance of AICHR Joint statement on COVID-19 pandemic and UN Special Rapporteur (UN SR) guidelines on Freedom of Assembly and Association (FoAA) during the pandemic. FORUM-ASIA har ansökt om fortsatt kärnstöd från ambassaden under perioden 2020-2022 för genomförande av sin Strategiska Plan (2016-2022). FORUM-ASIA är en regional ideell organisation i Asien, med huvudkontor i Bangkok, Thailand. Organisationen grundades 1991 med uppdraget att stärka mänskliga rättighetsrörelserna i Asien genom kapacitetsuppbyggnad av mänskliga rättighetsförsvarare (HRD) och civilsamhällets organisationer (CSO). I uppdraget ingår även att bygga koalitioner med likasinnade organisationer och att skapa gemensam opinion för MR-frågor på faktabaserad grund. FORUM-ASIA har rådgivande status till FN: s ekonomiska och sociala råd (ECOSOC), liksom ett ”rådgivande förhållande” med ASEAN: s regeringskommission för mänskliga rättigheter (AICHR). För närvarande har FORUM ASIA 81 aktiva medlemsorganisationer från 21 länder i Asien. FORUM ASIA har sitt huvudkontor i Bangkok, men också mindre kontor i Genève, Jakarta och Kathmandu. FORUM-ASIA är medlemsbaserad demokratiskt styrd organisation med en styrelse som röstas fram av 81 medlemmarna. Ambassadens bidrag är totalt 19 760 000 SEK vilket motsvarar cirka 23% av organisationens totala budget. Bidraget ska täcka för kärnkostnader som hyra, löner och administrationskostnader samt kostnader för genomförande av organisationens kärnverksamhet i form av program för utbildning och kapacitetsutveckling av civil samhälle organisationer och framtagande av studier och informationsmaterial kring MR/Demo och ett program för att skydda MR försvarare. FORUM-ASIA anpassade sig omedelbart till COVID-19 genom att arrangera webbseminarier tillsammans med medlemmar och partners rörande mänskliga rättigheter och utvecklingsfrågor. Dessa webinarer bidrog till att, genom subregionala plattformar, öka medvetenhet och avkräva ansvarsskyldighet för stater vilket påverkade utfärdandet av AICHR Joint Statement on Covid 19 samt UN Special Rapporteur (UN SR) guidelines on Freedom of Assembly and Association (FoAA) under pandemin. The Asian Forum for Human Rights and Development (FORUM-ASIA) is a network of 85 member organisations across 23 countries, mainly in Asia. Founded in 1991, FORUM-ASIA works to strengthen movements for human rights and sustainable development through research, advocacy, capacity development and solidarity actions in Asia and beyond. It has consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council, and consultative relationship with the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights. The FORUM-ASIA Secretariat is based in Bangkok, with offices in Jakarta, Geneva and Kathmandu.FORUM-ASIA is committed to building a peaceful, just, equitable and ecologically sustainable community of peoples and societies in Asia, where all human rights of all individuals, groups and peoples in particular, the poor, marginalised and discriminated are fully respected and realised in accordance with internationally accepted human rights norms and standards. It does so by: Building the capacity of its members and partners Bringing together activists and stakeholders to tackle human rights issues Protecting human rights defenders in Asia that find themselves in emergency situations Advocating for human rights at the national, regional and international level The core support from Sweden has been supporting the implementation of FORUM-ASIAs Strategic Plan (2016-2022). In December 2022, the embassy and FORUM-ASIA signed a one-year cost extension for 2023. The support covers the first year of FA´s Strategic plan (2023-2027), to avoid gaps in the financial flows for the organisation. Strategy goals and objectives as formulated in the previous Strategic Plan (2016-2022), reported on in 2023: The overall objective 2016-2022 has been to: strengthen the promotion and protection of human rights and democracy in Asia and beyond by consolidating Asian human rights movements through effective collaboration with members and partners on international solidarity action as well as strategic engagement with states and other stakeholders at national, regional and international levels. To achieve the overall objective, FA has focused on four specific objectives: 1) Increased capacity of Asian civil society organisations and human rights defenders to undertake advocacy for inclusive and participatory policy-making processes in relation to human rights, democratic governance and sustainable development at national, regional, and international levels; 2) Foster an environment conducive for better human rights protection and democratic development in Asia; 3) Enhanced impact of Asian human rights defenders advocacy actions in relation to ASEAN and United Nations (UN) human rights mechanisms; and 4) Strengthened FORUM-ASIAs institutional and operational capacity as a regional umbrella organisation so that it can better serve and effectively represent its constituencies at national, regional and global levels. Strategic goals and objectives as formulated in the new Strategic Plan (2023-2027), to be reported on in 2024: 1. Empowered civil society and marginalised communities promoting and protecting human rights, civic space and democracy in Asia: 1.1 Improved legal, policy and regulatory environment for human rights, civic space and democracy in Asia 1.2 Increased accountability of state and non-state actors on human rights violations and abuses at national, regional and international levels. 2. Resilient Asian civil society and marginalised communities continuing their work for human rights, civic space and democracy in a safe and sustainable manner. 2.1 Increased protection and support for Asian civil society and marginalised communities including those operation in conflict and climate crises situations to continue their work on human rights, civic space and democracy in Asia 2.2 Improved operational resilience and holistic security of Asian civil society and marginalised communities including those operating in conflict and climate crisis situations to mitigate and respond to threats and attacks and sustain operations in online and offline spaces Specific objectives on gender mainstreaming, climate crises and Business and Human Rights (BHR) have been designed in the new Strategic Plan, to give priorities to these issue in all FA programming, and with a central position in the Theory of Change (ToC)L - strengthened promotion and protection of the right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment of vulnerable and marginalised communities in the context of development projects and business operations. - enhanced recognition and inclusion of the rights and issues of vulnerable groups of different gender identities and sexual orientation, especially women and LGBTIQ groups in FA operations Sweden FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4570000 0 0 0 0 4570000 4570000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 4570000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-10896-10896A0103 Sweden FORUM-ASIA is a member-based international NGO with a Secretariat based in Bangkok. It was founded in 1991 with the mission to strengthen the human rights movement in Asia through capacity building of human rights defenders (HRDs) and civil society organizations (CSOs), coalition building with like-minded organizations, solidarity actions and evidence-based advocacy . It has Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), as well as a 'consultative relationship' with ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights (AICHR). At present, FA has 81 active member organizations from 21 countries in Asia. FORUM-ASIA has its headquarter in Bangkok, but also smaller offices in Geneva, Jakarta and Kathmandu. The organisation is a democratic, member based organisation with a board elected by the 81 members. The Embassy contribution to FORUM-ASIA is total 19 760 000 SEK which corresponds to approximately 23% of the organization's total budget. The grant will cover core costs such as rent, salaries and administrative costs and for the implementation of organizations core activities in the form of programs for strengthening capacity and trainings of civil society organisation and Human Rights Defenders. Development of studies and research papers on Human Rights and HRD protection programs. FORUM-ASIA immediately adapted to the COVID-19 and arranged webinars together with members and partners on different human rights and development issues, policies, and procedures formulated which are detrimental to human rights and democratic developments. Raising awareness and demanding for accountability of states through sub-regional platforms, the webinars influenced the issuance of AICHR Joint statement on COVID-19 pandemic and UN Special Rapporteur (UN SR) guidelines on Freedom of Assembly and Association (FoAA) during the pandemic. FORUM-ASIA har ansökt om fortsatt kärnstöd från ambassaden under perioden 2020-2022 för genomförande av sin Strategiska Plan (2016-2022). FORUM-ASIA är en regional ideell organisation i Asien, med huvudkontor i Bangkok, Thailand. Organisationen grundades 1991 med uppdraget att stärka mänskliga rättighetsrörelserna i Asien genom kapacitetsuppbyggnad av mänskliga rättighetsförsvarare (HRD) och civilsamhällets organisationer (CSO). I uppdraget ingår även att bygga koalitioner med likasinnade organisationer och att skapa gemensam opinion för MR-frågor på faktabaserad grund. FORUM-ASIA har rådgivande status till FN: s ekonomiska och sociala råd (ECOSOC), liksom ett ”rådgivande förhållande” med ASEAN: s regeringskommission för mänskliga rättigheter (AICHR). För närvarande har FORUM ASIA 81 aktiva medlemsorganisationer från 21 länder i Asien. FORUM ASIA har sitt huvudkontor i Bangkok, men också mindre kontor i Genève, Jakarta och Kathmandu. FORUM-ASIA är medlemsbaserad demokratiskt styrd organisation med en styrelse som röstas fram av 81 medlemmarna. Ambassadens bidrag är totalt 19 760 000 SEK vilket motsvarar cirka 23% av organisationens totala budget. Bidraget ska täcka för kärnkostnader som hyra, löner och administrationskostnader samt kostnader för genomförande av organisationens kärnverksamhet i form av program för utbildning och kapacitetsutveckling av civil samhälle organisationer och framtagande av studier och informationsmaterial kring MR/Demo och ett program för att skydda MR försvarare. FORUM-ASIA anpassade sig omedelbart till COVID-19 genom att arrangera webbseminarier tillsammans med medlemmar och partners rörande mänskliga rättigheter och utvecklingsfrågor. Dessa webinarer bidrog till att, genom subregionala plattformar, öka medvetenhet och avkräva ansvarsskyldighet för stater vilket påverkade utfärdandet av AICHR Joint Statement on Covid 19 samt UN Special Rapporteur (UN SR) guidelines on Freedom of Assembly and Association (FoAA) under pandemin. The Asian Forum for Human Rights and Development (FORUM-ASIA) is a network of 85 member organisations across 23 countries, mainly in Asia. Founded in 1991, FORUM-ASIA works to strengthen movements for human rights and sustainable development through research, advocacy, capacity development and solidarity actions in Asia and beyond. It has consultative status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council, and consultative relationship with the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights. The FORUM-ASIA Secretariat is based in Bangkok, with offices in Jakarta, Geneva and Kathmandu.FORUM-ASIA is committed to building a peaceful, just, equitable and ecologically sustainable community of peoples and societies in Asia, where all human rights of all individuals, groups and peoples in particular, the poor, marginalised and discriminated are fully respected and realised in accordance with internationally accepted human rights norms and standards. It does so by: Building the capacity of its members and partners Bringing together activists and stakeholders to tackle human rights issues Protecting human rights defenders in Asia that find themselves in emergency situations Advocating for human rights at the national, regional and international level The core support from Sweden has been supporting the implementation of FORUM-ASIAs Strategic Plan (2016-2022). In December 2022, the embassy and FORUM-ASIA signed a one-year cost extension for 2023. The support covers the first year of FA´s Strategic plan (2023-2027), to avoid gaps in the financial flows for the organisation. Strategy goals and objectives as formulated in the previous Strategic Plan (2016-2022), reported on in 2023: The overall objective 2016-2022 has been to: strengthen the promotion and protection of human rights and democracy in Asia and beyond by consolidating Asian human rights movements through effective collaboration with members and partners on international solidarity action as well as strategic engagement with states and other stakeholders at national, regional and international levels. To achieve the overall objective, FA has focused on four specific objectives: 1) Increased capacity of Asian civil society organisations and human rights defenders to undertake advocacy for inclusive and participatory policy-making processes in relation to human rights, democratic governance and sustainable development at national, regional, and international levels; 2) Foster an environment conducive for better human rights protection and democratic development in Asia; 3) Enhanced impact of Asian human rights defenders advocacy actions in relation to ASEAN and United Nations (UN) human rights mechanisms; and 4) Strengthened FORUM-ASIAs institutional and operational capacity as a regional umbrella organisation so that it can better serve and effectively represent its constituencies at national, regional and global levels. Strategic goals and objectives as formulated in the new Strategic Plan (2023-2027), to be reported on in 2024: 1. Empowered civil society and marginalised communities promoting and protecting human rights, civic space and democracy in Asia: 1.1 Improved legal, policy and regulatory environment for human rights, civic space and democracy in Asia 1.2 Increased accountability of state and non-state actors on human rights violations and abuses at national, regional and international levels. 2. Resilient Asian civil society and marginalised communities continuing their work for human rights, civic space and democracy in a safe and sustainable manner. 2.1 Increased protection and support for Asian civil society and marginalised communities including those operation in conflict and climate crises situations to continue their work on human rights, civic space and democracy in Asia 2.2 Improved operational resilience and holistic security of Asian civil society and marginalised communities including those operating in conflict and climate crisis situations to mitigate and respond to threats and attacks and sustain operations in online and offline spaces Specific objectives on gender mainstreaming, climate crises and Business and Human Rights (BHR) have been designed in the new Strategic Plan, to give priorities to these issue in all FA programming, and with a central position in the Theory of Change (ToC)L - strengthened promotion and protection of the right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment of vulnerable and marginalised communities in the context of development projects and business operations. - enhanced recognition and inclusion of the rights and issues of vulnerable groups of different gender identities and sexual orientation, especially women and LGBTIQ groups in FA operations Sweden FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 10.6 - Ensure enhanced representation and voice for developing countries in decision-making in global international economic and financial institutions in order to deliver more effective, credible, accountable and legitimate institutions. 10.6 - Säkra stärkt representation och röst till utvecklingsländer i beslutsfattandet i globala internationella ekonomiska och finansiella institutioner i syfte att göra dessa mer effektiva, trovärdiga, ansvarsskyldiga och legitima. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5760000 16500000 5760000 10000000 3250000 0 0 0 3250000 7590000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 8730000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 5940000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 5760000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 3600000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 1800000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 4600000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 585000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 1170000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 1495000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 1495000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 585000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development 1170000 FORUM-ASIA/Asian Forum For Human Rights And Development Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved capacity to deal with migration in a way that safeguards the rights of refugees, internally displaced persons and migrants, and contributes to development. Stärkt förmåga att hantera migration på ett sätt som säkrar flyktingars, internflyktingars och migranters rättigheter, och som bidrar till utveckling Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Improved conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, with a focus on increased protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystem services Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, med fokus på ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10912 Sweden UNDP has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 380 000 000 to carry out the "UNDP-Sida Strategic Collaboration Framework on Environment and Climate Change", a programme that will be implemented at the global, regional and country level during the period 2019-2023. It primarily aims at supporting the overall vision of UNDP's Strategic Plan 2018-2021: "to help countries achieve sustainable development by eradicating poverty in all its forms and dimensions, accelerate structural transformations for sustainable development and build resilience to crises and shocks". This will be made possible by providing support for the programmes's two building blocks: 1) About 80 % in support of specific UNDP-implemented projects and initiatives in three selected program areas, aimed at strengthening both thematic work, as well as integration and synergies between the areas: (a) Sustainable management and use of ecosystems; biodiversity and natural capital; (b) Sustainable water and ocean governance and (c) Improved climate measures for sustainable development, as well as the nexus area of sustainable food systems where all programme areas are included, and 2) About 20 % of the support towards strengthening the organisational capacity and performance of UNDP to facilitate the transition to more strategic, integrated and programmatic practices that tie together all the projects in the area of environment and climate change and a stronger learning that put together are expected to lead to improved and more transformative results at the country level. The aim is to contribute to a programmatic approach making the whole larger than the sum of all UNDP-implemented environment and climate change projects and decrease fragmentation. The contribution implies that all global support from Sida to UNDP in the area of environment and climate change will be collected under one umbrella programme, including the two on-going contributions within water and oceans (Water and Ocean Governance och Ocean Innovation Challenge). All the programme areas are relevant to the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation on sustainable environment, sustainable climate and ocean, and sustainable use of natural resources 2018-2022. In addition, the programme is fully in line with the government's strategy for cooperation with UNDP 2017 - 2021 and above all that UNDP should develop its activities in climate change, ecosystems, resilience and environmentally sustainable communities. Between 5-10 pilot countries will be selected jointly by Sida and UNDP, focusing on the poorest countries, to carry out the activities under the Programme's two building blocks. UNDP has proposed a preliminary list of 11 countries based on a number of agreed criteria. Thes include; country demand for the support, that UNDP has a large project portfolio in the country - NDC support including support from vertical funds, a strong focus on LDC's and Sida's partner countries and that at least one small island developing state and a conflict country are included. Sida is in agreement with the proposed countries and believes that in these countries there are opportunities for UNDP to link the various projects for better results. While UNDP will be Sida's agreement partner and is primarily responsible for implementing and coordinating the Collaboration Framework, a number of other partners (UN agencies - not least UNEP, NGOs, philantropy, private sector) will cooperate with UNDP in the implementation. An important reason why UNDP is considered the appropriate implementing partner is that UNDP has the UN operational mandate to support the partner countries in the area of "sustainable development", which Sweden has been a proponent of. UNDP har ansökt till Sida om SEK 380 000 000 för finansiering av "UNDP-Sida Strategiskt samarbetsramverk inom miljö och klimat", ett program som ska implementeras både på global nivå och på landnivå under perioden 2019 - 2023. Det syftar ytterst till att stödja den övergripande visionen i UNDP:s Strategiska plan 2018 - 2021 för genomförandet av Agenda 2030: "att hjälpa länder att uppnå hållbar utveckling genom att utrota fattigdomen i alla dess former och dimensioner, påskynda strukturomvandlingar för en hållbar utveckling och bygga motståndskraft mot kriser och chocker". Det kommer ske genom stöd till programmets två byggstenar: 1) Omkring 80% av stödet går till specifika UNDP-genomförda projekt och initiativ på landnivå och global nivå inom tre utvalda programområden som både syftar till att stärka det tematiska arbetet samt integration och synergier mellan områdena: (a) Hållbar förvaltning och användning av ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och naturkapital, (b) Hållbar vatten- och havsförvaltning, och (c) Förbättrade klimatåtgärder för en hållbar utveckling, samt nexusområdet Hållbara livsmedelssystem som har bäring på alla programområden, och 2) Omkring 20% av stödet går till stärkt organisatorisk kapacitet och prestation hos UNDP för att underlätta övergången till mer strategiska, integrerade och programmatiska arbetsmetoder inom miljö och klimatområdet och ett stärkt lärande. Sammantaget förväntas det leda till förbättrade och mer transformativa resultat på landnivå. Syftet är att bidra till ett programtänk som gör att helheten blir större än summan av samtliga UNDP:s miljö- och klimatprojekt och att fragmenteringen minskar. Förslaget innebär att allt globalt stöd från Sida till UNDP inom miljö- och klimatområdet samlas under ett paraplyprogram, inklusive de pågående Sida-stödda insatserna inom vatten och hav (Water and Ocean Governance och Ocean Innovation Challenge). Samtliga dessa tematiska områden samt den kapacitetsbyggande delen är relevanta för strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav, samt hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018 - 2022. Programmet är dessutom i linje med regeringens strategi för samarbetet med UNDP 2017 - 2021 och i synnerhet att UNDP utvecklar sin verksamhet inom klimat, ekosystem, motståndskraft och miljömässigt hållbara samhällen. Mellan 5 - 10 pilotländer kommer gemensamt väljas ut av Sida och UNDP, med fokus på de mest fattiga länderna, för att genomföra aktiviteterna under programmets två byggstenar. UNDP har föreslagit en indikativ lista med 11 länder som utgått från ett antal överenskomna kriterier. Dessa inkluderar; efterfrågan från länderna, att UNDP har en stor projektportfölj i landet med NDC-stöd samt stöd från vertikala fonder, ett starkt fokus på LDC:s och på Sidas samarbetsländer samt åtminstone inkluderar en liten ö-nation under utveckling och ett konfliktland. Sida är överens om de föreslagna länderna och bedömer att det finns goda möjligheter för UNDP att uppnå bättre resultat på landnivå. UNDP är Sidas avtalspart och kommer vara huvudansvarig för att genomföra och samordna programmet. En rad andra partner (FN-organ - inte minst UNEP, enskilda organisationer, filantroper och privata sektorn) kommer dessutom samverka med UNDP i genomförandet av insatsen. Ett tungt vägande skäl till att UNDP bedöms som lämplig genomförare är att UNDP har det operativa mandatet inom FN att stödja samarbetsländerna inom området ”hållbar utveckling”, en fråga där Sverige har varit drivande. Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till UNDPs strategiska plan 2022-2025. Insatsen syftar specifikt till att stärka UNDPs organisatoriska kapacitet och konkreta resultat vad gäller miljö och klimat inom hela sin globala verksamhet. Viktiga utgångspunkter för Sidas stöd har varit att a) stärka länders kapacitet att genomföra sitt miljö- och klimatarbete b) motverka tematisk fragmentering av de olika miljöfrågorna och stärka sammanhållet miljö/klimatarbete på landnivå, och c) ge UNDP bättre förutsättningar att bli mindre projektdrivet och minska behovet/drivkraften att jaga medel från GCF, GEF (ibland i konkurrens med samarbetsländer). Mer specifikt ska insatsen bidra till att: 1. Minska fattigdom i alla dess former och dimensioner 2. Accelerera en strukturell transformation för hållbar utveckling 3. Stärka UNDP:s kapacitet och organisatoriska effektivitet. Insatsen har två delar en institutionell och en tematisk. Programmet har ett adaptivt arbetssätt för att anpassa verksamheten till förändrade förutsättningar och behov. Nya tematiska arbetsområden har därför tillkommit under programmets genomförande. Den institutionella delen har följande delkomponenter: - Intern kapacitetsutveckling - Integrerad programutveckling - Regelverk för sociala och miljömässiga aspekter i verksamheten - Jämställdhetsintegrering - Kommunikation och lärande - Partnerskap Den tematiska delen hade ursprungligen följande delkomponenter: A. Biologisk mångfald B. Vatten (sötvatten och marint) C. Klimat och energi D. Livsmedelssystem Två nya tematiska områden tillkom år 2023: E. Klimatsäkerhet F. Plast och Avfall Aktiviteter under respektive delkomponent är förvisso globala men detta program har ett särskilt fokus på nio pilotländer (Colombia, Uganda, Etiopien, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Kambodja, Nepal, Fiji, Haiti). För insatsen finns ett resultatramverk med indikatorer på output nivå. Nya indikatorer med mål på output nivå för de två nya delkomponenterna (E och F) har lagts till i det uppdaterade resultatramverket för 2023. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Colombia Ethiopia Haiti Cambodia Liberia Myanmar Nepal Uganda Oceania, regional Developing countries, unspecified Environmental policy and administrative management Water resources conservation (including data collection) Bio-diversity Agricultural policy and administrative management Energy policy and administrative management Sectors not specified General Environment Protection Water Supply & Sanitation Agriculture Energy Policy Unallocated / Unspecified Sammanfattning av resultat: Programmet har katalyserat betydande samfinansiering och parallella fonder på över 488 miljoner US-dollar för globala och nationella portföljer inom natur, klimat och miljö. Genom den katalyserade samfinansieringen har Sida-stödet bidragit till att 34 länder fått stöd för att anpassa sina nationella klimatåtaganden och nationella klimatåtgärdsplaner; 21 länder i Afrika har fått stöd för tillgång till grön energi genom Africa Minigrids Programme; 34 länder har fått stöd för policy och programplanering avseende klimatsäkerhetsrisker; och 36 privata innovatörer har fått stöd genom Oceans Innovation Challenge. Dessa resultat har validerats genom en oberoende utvärdering av programmet under 2024. Institutionell utveckling: Sedan programmet startade 2020 har UNDP lyckats förbättra sina interna resurser, verktyg och metoder för integrerad programplanering inom natur, klimat, energi och avfall (NCEW) avsevärt. Sidas stöd har möjliggjort en ny konsoliderad NCEW-struktur inom UNDP:s globala policy-nätverk (GPN), betydande förbättringar och institutionalisering av jämställdhet, kunskapshantering (KM) och skyddsåtgärder, stärkta interna och externa partnerskap, resursmobilisering för integrerad NCEW-programplanering på global och nationell nivå samt pilotprojekt för nya metoder för portföljhantering. Enligt UNDP har det nya arbetssättet lett till effektivare genomförande av arbetet på landnivå med större genomslag. Nedan presenteras huvudsakliga resultat inom respektive strategimål och tillhörande UNDP-programområde. Ökad tillgång till fossilfri energi och ökad energieffektivisering (UNDP:s programområde C.2: Energy) År 2025 uppdaterade UNDP, i samarbete med Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI), sitt ramverk för riskminskning vid investeringar i förnybar energi (DREI). Metodiken har vidareutvecklats DREI 2.0 och är utformat för att hjälpa regeringar att förstå investerarnas risker, gemensamt skapa genomförbara lösningar och utveckla skräddarsydda strategier för riskminskning baserade på investerarnas insikter. Sidas bidrag har medfört att analyser enligt DREI-metoden har genomförts i ett flertal länder och att samarbete har etablerats med bland annat Zambia, Demokratiska republiken Kongo och Moçambique där pilotprojekt kommer att genomföras under 2026. Sidas stöd har även bidragit till Africa Minigrids Program (AMP), som i huvudsak finansieras av GEF. Programmet har visat starka framsteg när det gäller att utöka tillgången till inkluderande och hållbar energi genom mininät för förnybar energi. Pilotplaner för mininät utformas och genomförs för närvarande i följande länder: Burkina Faso, Komorerna, Djibouti, Eswatini, Etiopien, Madagaskar, Malawi, Mauretanien, Somalia och Sudan och har slutförts i Burundi och Tchad. På regional nivå har AMP etablerat en robust stödplattform som kombinerar tekniskt bistånd, kunskapsutbyte och digital innovation. Några exempel på politiska och regleringsmässiga insatser är: - Somalia: Stöd till den nationella tillsynsmyndigheten för att utveckla en ny minigrid-förordning, i nära samarbete med privata energitjänstleverantörer (ESP) som har verkat i en oreglerad miljö. - Malawi: En del av DREI:s investeringsrisker och rekommenderade politiska och finansiella riskminskningsinstrument har integrerats i Malawis utkast till nationell energipolitik för 2025, inklusive minskade buffertzoner för elnätet och stöd för mininätkoncessioner. - Komorerna: Dekret utarbetat för att möjliggöra utbyggnad av mininät enligt en modell för gemenskapens egenförbrukning inom ramen för den befintliga förordningen, med en mekanism för deltagande av privata sektorn. - Ytterligare höjdpunkter är det bidragsavtal som undertecknats med 18 privata utvecklare för att samfinansiera och bygga 23 mininät i Nigeria (anslutningar för 14 mininät är redan färdigställda) med fokus på produktiv användning av el för jordbrukssektorn. Påskyndad grön omställning, utsläppsminskningar och minskade föroreningar (UNDP:s programområde C.1: Climate Change) Under 2025 har UNFCCC:s medlemsländer lämnat in nästa generation av sina reviderade och förbättrade NDC:er, så kallade NDC 3.0. I november 2025 hade 70 länder som är parter i UNFCCC lämnat in sin tredje generation av NDC:er, och många fler förväntas lämna in sina fram till årsskiftet. Sedan 2025 samordnar UNDP på begäran av FN:s generalsekreterare FN:s insatser för att uppnå ambitiösa NDC. Genom programmet har UNDP stöttat över 120 länder i deras arbete med att uppfylla Parisavtalet och förbättra sina nationellt fastställda bidrag (NDC) genom sitt flaggskeppsprojekt Climate Promise. Till exempel har Moldavien, tack vare tekniskt stöd finansierat av Sida, avsevärt höjt sina ambitionsnivåer för anpassning i sin NDC 3.0 jämfört med landets tidigare NDC. Dessa prioriteringar är helt i linje med landets nationella anpassningsplan, som innehåller en detaljerad ram för styrning och genomförande av anpassningsåtgärder i landet. Ett omfattande ramverk för övervakning, utvärdering och lärande (MEL) som utarbetats i NAP har nu införlivats i NDC 3.0. UNDP har, med finansiellt stöd från Sida och från GCF Readiness och andra bilaterala källor, spelat en nyckelroll i att stödja Moldavien att förbättra anpassningen i sin NDC 3.0, med stark betoning på jämställdhetsintegrering. Avfall: (UNDP:s programområde: Zero waste and plastics) Avfall Sverige är genomförandepart till avfallsdelen av programmet och har i samarbete med UNDP etablerat en global informationscentralen (clearing house) som lanserades 2025. Genom samarbetet ges teknisk och finansiell rådgivning till kommuner för utveckling och genomförande av nollavfallsstrategi. Expertis från svenska kommuner används som grund för att uppnå miljöförbättringarna. År 2024 utvecklade UNDP m.h.a. Sidastödet initiativet Shifting to Zero Waste Against Pollution (SWAP) tillsammans med fem länder. SWAP-projektet godkändes av GEF i slutet av 2024 och betraktas som ett av flaggskeppsprojekten i GEF:s programcykel GEF-8. Stärkt klimatanpassning till klimatförändringar och ökad vattentrygghet (UNDP:s programområde B: Water and Oceans) UNDP har utvecklat sitt arbete med vatten inom tre områden: vatten för naturen, vatten för fred och säkerhet och vatten för motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Programmet gav under 2024 stöd till nationella och lokala ramverk för vatten och kustförvaltning i Somalia, Irak och Uganda. UNDP:s program för vatten- och havsförvaltning (WOGP) har tillhandahållit teknisk rådgivning genom UNDP:s landkontor och har givit stöd till länder för att utveckla sina vattenresurser. Ett exempel är Bhutan där UNDP givit stöd för att utveckla ett koncept för som syftar till stärkt ekonomisk utveckling baserat på landets vattenresurser. Ett annat exempel samarbetet med Egypten, Jordanien, Marocko och Tunisien inom initiativet Acceleration in Water Adaptation and Resilience (AWARe), som syftar till effektivare vattenanvändning genom småskalig solenergidriven avsaltning av avloppsvatten från jordbruket som möjliggör återanvändning av vattnet inom jordbruket. Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonomi (UNDP:s Programområde A: Biologisk mångfald och B: Water and Oceans) Biologisk mångfald: UNDP har lanserat flaggskeppsinitiativet Nature Pledge för att hjälpa över 140 länder att genomföra sina nationella strategier och handlingsplaner för biologisk mångfald (NBSAP) i enlighet med Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. Under 2025 har serien Nature for Development Action Kit har distribuerats av landskontoren och Nature Pledge-landskontorsprofiler har tagits fram av Kina, Papua Nya Guinea, Sri Lanka och Thailand. Bhutan, Kambodja, Indien, Indonesien och Malaysia har börjat arbeta med sina profiler. Inom ramen för Nature Pledge har ytterligare 91 länder lagts till flaggskeppsprogrammet BIOFIN. Programmet stärkte ytterligare Nature Pledge-portföljen genom att stödja pågående och katalysera nya globala, regionala och nationella initiativ och partnerskap som svarar mot Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. Programmet investerade i portföljutveckling och resursmobilisering för integrerade initiativ för ekosystemåterställning och hållbar markförvaltning. Två nya FN-fonder med flera partner inrättades 2025 nämligen NBSAP Accelerator Action Account och Cali Fund vilket ökade möjligheterna för länder att få tillgång till ytterligare finansiering för att genomföra sina NBSAP. I Colombia har den nationella jordbruksutvecklingsbanken FINAGRO, med utgångspunkt i en relativt liten investering från Sida 2023, infört en åtgärd för att säkerställa att deras lån på 2 miljarder dollar till jordbrukare som odlar fem olika avskogningsgrödor, däribland soja och nötkött, har en positiv inverkan på naturen. TNFD, som inkuberades genom Sidas stöd, är en marknadsledd arbetsgrupp för privata och offentliga finansinstitut och för företagsvärlden. Dess mål är att i stor skala omdirigera finansflöden från naturnegativa till naturpositiva för att korrigera de nuvarande naturnegativa finanserna på 7000 miljarder dollar per år, enligt UNEP:s uppskattning. TNFD har gått in i implementeringsfasen efter att ha slutfört sina rekommendationer, och har i december 2025 fått 733 företag att förbinda sig att offentliggöra naturrelaterade upplysningar. Sida har också givit katalytiskt stöd till Biodiversity Credit Alliance (BCA), som strävar efter att stärka integriteten inom den växande marknaden för biokrediter med syfta att främja storskaliga investeringar inom biologisk mångfald och stärka natur-positiv privat sektor. I slutet av 2024 deltog 400 organisationer i BCA ochett flertal arbetsgrupper inom olika områden har etablerats. BCA har också producerat ett flertal kunskapsstöd. UNDP utökade sitt stöd för ratificeringen av BBNJ/High Seas Agreement med direkt projektstöd till tio länder (Belize, Uruguay, Tanzania, Filippinerna, Mexiko, Ghana, Dominikanska republiken, Chile och Kap Verde). Ocean Innovation Challenge, OIC Utlysningsfonden OIC har sedan starten 2020 givit stöd till totalt 36 innovatörer genom fyra olika utlysningar inom skydd av marina ekosystem, hållbart fiske och aquakultur och blå ekonomi. UNDP bidrar förutom med finansiering även tekniskt stöd och mentorskap till innovatörerna. Den fjärde utlysningen skedde 2024 med fokus på små ö-stater och LDC's och inkluderade 15 innovatörer. Bland innovationerna ingick t.ex. en pilot för torkning av sjögräs med hjälp av solkraft som kom 60 kvinnliga sjögräsfarmare på Zanzibar tillgodo. Genom OIC har även betydande privat kapital mobiliserats. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-10912-10912A0101 Sweden UNDP has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 380 000 000 to carry out the "UNDP-Sida Strategic Collaboration Framework on Environment and Climate Change", a programme that will be implemented at the global, regional and country level during the period 2019-2023. It primarily aims at supporting the overall vision of UNDP's Strategic Plan 2018-2021: "to help countries achieve sustainable development by eradicating poverty in all its forms and dimensions, accelerate structural transformations for sustainable development and build resilience to crises and shocks". This will be made possible by providing support for the programmes's two building blocks: 1) About 80 % in support of specific UNDP-implemented projects and initiatives in three selected program areas, aimed at strengthening both thematic work, as well as integration and synergies between the areas: (a) Sustainable management and use of ecosystems; biodiversity and natural capital; (b) Sustainable water and ocean governance and (c) Improved climate measures for sustainable development, as well as the nexus area of sustainable food systems where all programme areas are included, and 2) About 20 % of the support towards strengthening the organisational capacity and performance of UNDP to facilitate the transition to more strategic, integrated and programmatic practices that tie together all the projects in the area of environment and climate change and a stronger learning that put together are expected to lead to improved and more transformative results at the country level. The aim is to contribute to a programmatic approach making the whole larger than the sum of all UNDP-implemented environment and climate change projects and decrease fragmentation. The contribution implies that all global support from Sida to UNDP in the area of environment and climate change will be collected under one umbrella programme, including the two on-going contributions within water and oceans (Water and Ocean Governance och Ocean Innovation Challenge). All the programme areas are relevant to the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation on sustainable environment, sustainable climate and ocean, and sustainable use of natural resources 2018-2022. In addition, the programme is fully in line with the government's strategy for cooperation with UNDP 2017 - 2021 and above all that UNDP should develop its activities in climate change, ecosystems, resilience and environmentally sustainable communities. Between 5-10 pilot countries will be selected jointly by Sida and UNDP, focusing on the poorest countries, to carry out the activities under the Programme's two building blocks. UNDP has proposed a preliminary list of 11 countries based on a number of agreed criteria. Thes include; country demand for the support, that UNDP has a large project portfolio in the country - NDC support including support from vertical funds, a strong focus on LDC's and Sida's partner countries and that at least one small island developing state and a conflict country are included. Sida is in agreement with the proposed countries and believes that in these countries there are opportunities for UNDP to link the various projects for better results. While UNDP will be Sida's agreement partner and is primarily responsible for implementing and coordinating the Collaboration Framework, a number of other partners (UN agencies - not least UNEP, NGOs, philantropy, private sector) will cooperate with UNDP in the implementation. An important reason why UNDP is considered the appropriate implementing partner is that UNDP has the UN operational mandate to support the partner countries in the area of "sustainable development", which Sweden has been a proponent of. UNDP har ansökt till Sida om SEK 380 000 000 för finansiering av "UNDP-Sida Strategiskt samarbetsramverk inom miljö och klimat", ett program som ska implementeras både på global nivå och på landnivå under perioden 2019 - 2023. Det syftar ytterst till att stödja den övergripande visionen i UNDP:s Strategiska plan 2018 - 2021 för genomförandet av Agenda 2030: "att hjälpa länder att uppnå hållbar utveckling genom att utrota fattigdomen i alla dess former och dimensioner, påskynda strukturomvandlingar för en hållbar utveckling och bygga motståndskraft mot kriser och chocker". Det kommer ske genom stöd till programmets två byggstenar: 1) Omkring 80% av stödet går till specifika UNDP-genomförda projekt och initiativ på landnivå och global nivå inom tre utvalda programområden som både syftar till att stärka det tematiska arbetet samt integration och synergier mellan områdena: (a) Hållbar förvaltning och användning av ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och naturkapital, (b) Hållbar vatten- och havsförvaltning, och (c) Förbättrade klimatåtgärder för en hållbar utveckling, samt nexusområdet Hållbara livsmedelssystem som har bäring på alla programområden, och 2) Omkring 20% av stödet går till stärkt organisatorisk kapacitet och prestation hos UNDP för att underlätta övergången till mer strategiska, integrerade och programmatiska arbetsmetoder inom miljö och klimatområdet och ett stärkt lärande. Sammantaget förväntas det leda till förbättrade och mer transformativa resultat på landnivå. Syftet är att bidra till ett programtänk som gör att helheten blir större än summan av samtliga UNDP:s miljö- och klimatprojekt och att fragmenteringen minskar. Förslaget innebär att allt globalt stöd från Sida till UNDP inom miljö- och klimatområdet samlas under ett paraplyprogram, inklusive de pågående Sida-stödda insatserna inom vatten och hav (Water and Ocean Governance och Ocean Innovation Challenge). Samtliga dessa tematiska områden samt den kapacitetsbyggande delen är relevanta för strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav, samt hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018 - 2022. Programmet är dessutom i linje med regeringens strategi för samarbetet med UNDP 2017 - 2021 och i synnerhet att UNDP utvecklar sin verksamhet inom klimat, ekosystem, motståndskraft och miljömässigt hållbara samhällen. Mellan 5 - 10 pilotländer kommer gemensamt väljas ut av Sida och UNDP, med fokus på de mest fattiga länderna, för att genomföra aktiviteterna under programmets två byggstenar. UNDP har föreslagit en indikativ lista med 11 länder som utgått från ett antal överenskomna kriterier. Dessa inkluderar; efterfrågan från länderna, att UNDP har en stor projektportfölj i landet med NDC-stöd samt stöd från vertikala fonder, ett starkt fokus på LDC:s och på Sidas samarbetsländer samt åtminstone inkluderar en liten ö-nation under utveckling och ett konfliktland. Sida är överens om de föreslagna länderna och bedömer att det finns goda möjligheter för UNDP att uppnå bättre resultat på landnivå. UNDP är Sidas avtalspart och kommer vara huvudansvarig för att genomföra och samordna programmet. En rad andra partner (FN-organ - inte minst UNEP, enskilda organisationer, filantroper och privata sektorn) kommer dessutom samverka med UNDP i genomförandet av insatsen. Ett tungt vägande skäl till att UNDP bedöms som lämplig genomförare är att UNDP har det operativa mandatet inom FN att stödja samarbetsländerna inom området ”hållbar utveckling”, en fråga där Sverige har varit drivande. Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till UNDPs strategiska plan 2022-2025. Insatsen syftar specifikt till att stärka UNDPs organisatoriska kapacitet och konkreta resultat vad gäller miljö och klimat inom hela sin globala verksamhet. Viktiga utgångspunkter för Sidas stöd har varit att a) stärka länders kapacitet att genomföra sitt miljö- och klimatarbete b) motverka tematisk fragmentering av de olika miljöfrågorna och stärka sammanhållet miljö/klimatarbete på landnivå, och c) ge UNDP bättre förutsättningar att bli mindre projektdrivet och minska behovet/drivkraften att jaga medel från GCF, GEF (ibland i konkurrens med samarbetsländer). Mer specifikt ska insatsen bidra till att: 1. Minska fattigdom i alla dess former och dimensioner 2. Accelerera en strukturell transformation för hållbar utveckling 3. Stärka UNDP:s kapacitet och organisatoriska effektivitet. Insatsen har två delar en institutionell och en tematisk. Programmet har ett adaptivt arbetssätt för att anpassa verksamheten till förändrade förutsättningar och behov. Nya tematiska arbetsområden har därför tillkommit under programmets genomförande. Den institutionella delen har följande delkomponenter: - Intern kapacitetsutveckling - Integrerad programutveckling - Regelverk för sociala och miljömässiga aspekter i verksamheten - Jämställdhetsintegrering - Kommunikation och lärande - Partnerskap Den tematiska delen hade ursprungligen följande delkomponenter: A. Biologisk mångfald B. Vatten (sötvatten och marint) C. Klimat och energi D. Livsmedelssystem Två nya tematiska områden tillkom år 2023: E. Klimatsäkerhet F. Plast och Avfall Aktiviteter under respektive delkomponent är förvisso globala men detta program har ett särskilt fokus på nio pilotländer (Colombia, Uganda, Etiopien, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Kambodja, Nepal, Fiji, Haiti). För insatsen finns ett resultatramverk med indikatorer på output nivå. Nya indikatorer med mål på output nivå för de två nya delkomponenterna (E och F) har lagts till i det uppdaterade resultatramverket för 2023. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 50000000 50000000 100000000 50000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 50000000 50000000 0 50000000 0 0 0 0 50000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 50000000 250000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 50000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 0 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 50000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 50000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 50000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 50000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Prevention of climate change and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. Förebyggande av klimatförändringar, och minskade utsläpp av växthusgaser och luftföroreningar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable energy systems based on renewable energy. Hållbara energisystem baserade på förnybar energi. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced protection and rehabilitation, and sustainable management and use of land-based ecosystems, biodiversity and species, natural resources, including agriculture and forestry, as well as ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened protection and rehabilitation, as well as sustainable management and use of marine, coastal and freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, natural resources, and ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner water and oceans, reduced emissions of pollutants and reduced littering. Renare vatten och hav, minskade utsläpp av föroreningar och minskad nedskräpning. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10912-10912A0102 Sweden UNDP has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 380 000 000 to carry out the "UNDP-Sida Strategic Collaboration Framework on Environment and Climate Change", a programme that will be implemented at the global, regional and country level during the period 2019-2023. It primarily aims at supporting the overall vision of UNDP's Strategic Plan 2018-2021: "to help countries achieve sustainable development by eradicating poverty in all its forms and dimensions, accelerate structural transformations for sustainable development and build resilience to crises and shocks". This will be made possible by providing support for the programmes's two building blocks: 1) About 80 % in support of specific UNDP-implemented projects and initiatives in three selected program areas, aimed at strengthening both thematic work, as well as integration and synergies between the areas: (a) Sustainable management and use of ecosystems; biodiversity and natural capital; (b) Sustainable water and ocean governance and (c) Improved climate measures for sustainable development, as well as the nexus area of sustainable food systems where all programme areas are included, and 2) About 20 % of the support towards strengthening the organisational capacity and performance of UNDP to facilitate the transition to more strategic, integrated and programmatic practices that tie together all the projects in the area of environment and climate change and a stronger learning that put together are expected to lead to improved and more transformative results at the country level. The aim is to contribute to a programmatic approach making the whole larger than the sum of all UNDP-implemented environment and climate change projects and decrease fragmentation. The contribution implies that all global support from Sida to UNDP in the area of environment and climate change will be collected under one umbrella programme, including the two on-going contributions within water and oceans (Water and Ocean Governance och Ocean Innovation Challenge). All the programme areas are relevant to the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation on sustainable environment, sustainable climate and ocean, and sustainable use of natural resources 2018-2022. In addition, the programme is fully in line with the government's strategy for cooperation with UNDP 2017 - 2021 and above all that UNDP should develop its activities in climate change, ecosystems, resilience and environmentally sustainable communities. Between 5-10 pilot countries will be selected jointly by Sida and UNDP, focusing on the poorest countries, to carry out the activities under the Programme's two building blocks. UNDP has proposed a preliminary list of 11 countries based on a number of agreed criteria. Thes include; country demand for the support, that UNDP has a large project portfolio in the country - NDC support including support from vertical funds, a strong focus on LDC's and Sida's partner countries and that at least one small island developing state and a conflict country are included. Sida is in agreement with the proposed countries and believes that in these countries there are opportunities for UNDP to link the various projects for better results. While UNDP will be Sida's agreement partner and is primarily responsible for implementing and coordinating the Collaboration Framework, a number of other partners (UN agencies - not least UNEP, NGOs, philantropy, private sector) will cooperate with UNDP in the implementation. An important reason why UNDP is considered the appropriate implementing partner is that UNDP has the UN operational mandate to support the partner countries in the area of "sustainable development", which Sweden has been a proponent of. UNDP har ansökt till Sida om SEK 380 000 000 för finansiering av "UNDP-Sida Strategiskt samarbetsramverk inom miljö och klimat", ett program som ska implementeras både på global nivå och på landnivå under perioden 2019 - 2023. Det syftar ytterst till att stödja den övergripande visionen i UNDP:s Strategiska plan 2018 - 2021 för genomförandet av Agenda 2030: "att hjälpa länder att uppnå hållbar utveckling genom att utrota fattigdomen i alla dess former och dimensioner, påskynda strukturomvandlingar för en hållbar utveckling och bygga motståndskraft mot kriser och chocker". Det kommer ske genom stöd till programmets två byggstenar: 1) Omkring 80% av stödet går till specifika UNDP-genomförda projekt och initiativ på landnivå och global nivå inom tre utvalda programområden som både syftar till att stärka det tematiska arbetet samt integration och synergier mellan områdena: (a) Hållbar förvaltning och användning av ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och naturkapital, (b) Hållbar vatten- och havsförvaltning, och (c) Förbättrade klimatåtgärder för en hållbar utveckling, samt nexusområdet Hållbara livsmedelssystem som har bäring på alla programområden, och 2) Omkring 20% av stödet går till stärkt organisatorisk kapacitet och prestation hos UNDP för att underlätta övergången till mer strategiska, integrerade och programmatiska arbetsmetoder inom miljö och klimatområdet och ett stärkt lärande. Sammantaget förväntas det leda till förbättrade och mer transformativa resultat på landnivå. Syftet är att bidra till ett programtänk som gör att helheten blir större än summan av samtliga UNDP:s miljö- och klimatprojekt och att fragmenteringen minskar. Förslaget innebär att allt globalt stöd från Sida till UNDP inom miljö- och klimatområdet samlas under ett paraplyprogram, inklusive de pågående Sida-stödda insatserna inom vatten och hav (Water and Ocean Governance och Ocean Innovation Challenge). Samtliga dessa tematiska områden samt den kapacitetsbyggande delen är relevanta för strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav, samt hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018 - 2022. Programmet är dessutom i linje med regeringens strategi för samarbetet med UNDP 2017 - 2021 och i synnerhet att UNDP utvecklar sin verksamhet inom klimat, ekosystem, motståndskraft och miljömässigt hållbara samhällen. Mellan 5 - 10 pilotländer kommer gemensamt väljas ut av Sida och UNDP, med fokus på de mest fattiga länderna, för att genomföra aktiviteterna under programmets två byggstenar. UNDP har föreslagit en indikativ lista med 11 länder som utgått från ett antal överenskomna kriterier. Dessa inkluderar; efterfrågan från länderna, att UNDP har en stor projektportfölj i landet med NDC-stöd samt stöd från vertikala fonder, ett starkt fokus på LDC:s och på Sidas samarbetsländer samt åtminstone inkluderar en liten ö-nation under utveckling och ett konfliktland. Sida är överens om de föreslagna länderna och bedömer att det finns goda möjligheter för UNDP att uppnå bättre resultat på landnivå. UNDP är Sidas avtalspart och kommer vara huvudansvarig för att genomföra och samordna programmet. En rad andra partner (FN-organ - inte minst UNEP, enskilda organisationer, filantroper och privata sektorn) kommer dessutom samverka med UNDP i genomförandet av insatsen. Ett tungt vägande skäl till att UNDP bedöms som lämplig genomförare är att UNDP har det operativa mandatet inom FN att stödja samarbetsländerna inom området ”hållbar utveckling”, en fråga där Sverige har varit drivande. Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till UNDPs strategiska plan 2022-2025. Insatsen syftar specifikt till att stärka UNDPs organisatoriska kapacitet och konkreta resultat vad gäller miljö och klimat inom hela sin globala verksamhet. Viktiga utgångspunkter för Sidas stöd har varit att a) stärka länders kapacitet att genomföra sitt miljö- och klimatarbete b) motverka tematisk fragmentering av de olika miljöfrågorna och stärka sammanhållet miljö/klimatarbete på landnivå, och c) ge UNDP bättre förutsättningar att bli mindre projektdrivet och minska behovet/drivkraften att jaga medel från GCF, GEF (ibland i konkurrens med samarbetsländer). Mer specifikt ska insatsen bidra till att: 1. Minska fattigdom i alla dess former och dimensioner 2. Accelerera en strukturell transformation för hållbar utveckling 3. Stärka UNDP:s kapacitet och organisatoriska effektivitet. Insatsen har två delar en institutionell och en tematisk. Programmet har ett adaptivt arbetssätt för att anpassa verksamheten till förändrade förutsättningar och behov. Nya tematiska arbetsområden har därför tillkommit under programmets genomförande. Den institutionella delen har följande delkomponenter: - Intern kapacitetsutveckling - Integrerad programutveckling - Regelverk för sociala och miljömässiga aspekter i verksamheten - Jämställdhetsintegrering - Kommunikation och lärande - Partnerskap Den tematiska delen hade ursprungligen följande delkomponenter: A. Biologisk mångfald B. Vatten (sötvatten och marint) C. Klimat och energi D. Livsmedelssystem Två nya tematiska områden tillkom år 2023: E. Klimatsäkerhet F. Plast och Avfall Aktiviteter under respektive delkomponent är förvisso globala men detta program har ett särskilt fokus på nio pilotländer (Colombia, Uganda, Etiopien, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Kambodja, Nepal, Fiji, Haiti). För insatsen finns ett resultatramverk med indikatorer på output nivå. Nya indikatorer med mål på output nivå för de två nya delkomponenterna (E och F) har lagts till i det uppdaterade resultatramverket för 2023. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 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UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 110240 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 45000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Increased water security through sustainable management of freshwater resources and freshwater ecosystems. Ökad vattentrygghet genom hållbar förvaltning av sötvattenresurser och sötvattenekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including the transition to sustainable food systems, reduced pollution and sustainable chemical and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive omställningen till hållbara livsmedelssystem, minskade föroreningar och hållbar kemikalie- och avfallshantering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner oceans and coasts, and sustainable use, management and restoration of marine resources, biodiversity and ecosystems. Renare hav och kuster samt hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning samt restaurering av marina naturresurser, biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved protection, preservation and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity, and improved conditions for sustainable management and use of land-based natural resources. Ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald samt stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-10912-10912A0103 Sweden UNDP has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 380 000 000 to carry out the "UNDP-Sida Strategic Collaboration Framework on Environment and Climate Change", a programme that will be implemented at the global, regional and country level during the period 2019-2023. It primarily aims at supporting the overall vision of UNDP's Strategic Plan 2018-2021: "to help countries achieve sustainable development by eradicating poverty in all its forms and dimensions, accelerate structural transformations for sustainable development and build resilience to crises and shocks". This will be made possible by providing support for the programmes's two building blocks: 1) About 80 % in support of specific UNDP-implemented projects and initiatives in three selected program areas, aimed at strengthening both thematic work, as well as integration and synergies between the areas: (a) Sustainable management and use of ecosystems; biodiversity and natural capital; (b) Sustainable water and ocean governance and (c) Improved climate measures for sustainable development, as well as the nexus area of sustainable food systems where all programme areas are included, and 2) About 20 % of the support towards strengthening the organisational capacity and performance of UNDP to facilitate the transition to more strategic, integrated and programmatic practices that tie together all the projects in the area of environment and climate change and a stronger learning that put together are expected to lead to improved and more transformative results at the country level. The aim is to contribute to a programmatic approach making the whole larger than the sum of all UNDP-implemented environment and climate change projects and decrease fragmentation. The contribution implies that all global support from Sida to UNDP in the area of environment and climate change will be collected under one umbrella programme, including the two on-going contributions within water and oceans (Water and Ocean Governance och Ocean Innovation Challenge). All the programme areas are relevant to the strategy for Sweden's global development cooperation on sustainable environment, sustainable climate and ocean, and sustainable use of natural resources 2018-2022. In addition, the programme is fully in line with the government's strategy for cooperation with UNDP 2017 - 2021 and above all that UNDP should develop its activities in climate change, ecosystems, resilience and environmentally sustainable communities. Between 5-10 pilot countries will be selected jointly by Sida and UNDP, focusing on the poorest countries, to carry out the activities under the Programme's two building blocks. UNDP has proposed a preliminary list of 11 countries based on a number of agreed criteria. Thes include; country demand for the support, that UNDP has a large project portfolio in the country - NDC support including support from vertical funds, a strong focus on LDC's and Sida's partner countries and that at least one small island developing state and a conflict country are included. Sida is in agreement with the proposed countries and believes that in these countries there are opportunities for UNDP to link the various projects for better results. While UNDP will be Sida's agreement partner and is primarily responsible for implementing and coordinating the Collaboration Framework, a number of other partners (UN agencies - not least UNEP, NGOs, philantropy, private sector) will cooperate with UNDP in the implementation. An important reason why UNDP is considered the appropriate implementing partner is that UNDP has the UN operational mandate to support the partner countries in the area of "sustainable development", which Sweden has been a proponent of. UNDP har ansökt till Sida om SEK 380 000 000 för finansiering av "UNDP-Sida Strategiskt samarbetsramverk inom miljö och klimat", ett program som ska implementeras både på global nivå och på landnivå under perioden 2019 - 2023. Det syftar ytterst till att stödja den övergripande visionen i UNDP:s Strategiska plan 2018 - 2021 för genomförandet av Agenda 2030: "att hjälpa länder att uppnå hållbar utveckling genom att utrota fattigdomen i alla dess former och dimensioner, påskynda strukturomvandlingar för en hållbar utveckling och bygga motståndskraft mot kriser och chocker". Det kommer ske genom stöd till programmets två byggstenar: 1) Omkring 80% av stödet går till specifika UNDP-genomförda projekt och initiativ på landnivå och global nivå inom tre utvalda programområden som både syftar till att stärka det tematiska arbetet samt integration och synergier mellan områdena: (a) Hållbar förvaltning och användning av ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och naturkapital, (b) Hållbar vatten- och havsförvaltning, och (c) Förbättrade klimatåtgärder för en hållbar utveckling, samt nexusområdet Hållbara livsmedelssystem som har bäring på alla programområden, och 2) Omkring 20% av stödet går till stärkt organisatorisk kapacitet och prestation hos UNDP för att underlätta övergången till mer strategiska, integrerade och programmatiska arbetsmetoder inom miljö och klimatområdet och ett stärkt lärande. Sammantaget förväntas det leda till förbättrade och mer transformativa resultat på landnivå. Syftet är att bidra till ett programtänk som gör att helheten blir större än summan av samtliga UNDP:s miljö- och klimatprojekt och att fragmenteringen minskar. Förslaget innebär att allt globalt stöd från Sida till UNDP inom miljö- och klimatområdet samlas under ett paraplyprogram, inklusive de pågående Sida-stödda insatserna inom vatten och hav (Water and Ocean Governance och Ocean Innovation Challenge). Samtliga dessa tematiska områden samt den kapacitetsbyggande delen är relevanta för strategin för Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav, samt hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser 2018 - 2022. Programmet är dessutom i linje med regeringens strategi för samarbetet med UNDP 2017 - 2021 och i synnerhet att UNDP utvecklar sin verksamhet inom klimat, ekosystem, motståndskraft och miljömässigt hållbara samhällen. Mellan 5 - 10 pilotländer kommer gemensamt väljas ut av Sida och UNDP, med fokus på de mest fattiga länderna, för att genomföra aktiviteterna under programmets två byggstenar. UNDP har föreslagit en indikativ lista med 11 länder som utgått från ett antal överenskomna kriterier. Dessa inkluderar; efterfrågan från länderna, att UNDP har en stor projektportfölj i landet med NDC-stöd samt stöd från vertikala fonder, ett starkt fokus på LDC:s och på Sidas samarbetsländer samt åtminstone inkluderar en liten ö-nation under utveckling och ett konfliktland. Sida är överens om de föreslagna länderna och bedömer att det finns goda möjligheter för UNDP att uppnå bättre resultat på landnivå. UNDP är Sidas avtalspart och kommer vara huvudansvarig för att genomföra och samordna programmet. En rad andra partner (FN-organ - inte minst UNEP, enskilda organisationer, filantroper och privata sektorn) kommer dessutom samverka med UNDP i genomförandet av insatsen. Ett tungt vägande skäl till att UNDP bedöms som lämplig genomförare är att UNDP har det operativa mandatet inom FN att stödja samarbetsländerna inom området ”hållbar utveckling”, en fråga där Sverige har varit drivande. Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till UNDPs strategiska plan 2022-2025. Insatsen syftar specifikt till att stärka UNDPs organisatoriska kapacitet och konkreta resultat vad gäller miljö och klimat inom hela sin globala verksamhet. Viktiga utgångspunkter för Sidas stöd har varit att a) stärka länders kapacitet att genomföra sitt miljö- och klimatarbete b) motverka tematisk fragmentering av de olika miljöfrågorna och stärka sammanhållet miljö/klimatarbete på landnivå, och c) ge UNDP bättre förutsättningar att bli mindre projektdrivet och minska behovet/drivkraften att jaga medel från GCF, GEF (ibland i konkurrens med samarbetsländer). Mer specifikt ska insatsen bidra till att: 1. Minska fattigdom i alla dess former och dimensioner 2. Accelerera en strukturell transformation för hållbar utveckling 3. Stärka UNDP:s kapacitet och organisatoriska effektivitet. Insatsen har två delar en institutionell och en tematisk. Programmet har ett adaptivt arbetssätt för att anpassa verksamheten till förändrade förutsättningar och behov. Nya tematiska arbetsområden har därför tillkommit under programmets genomförande. Den institutionella delen har följande delkomponenter: - Intern kapacitetsutveckling - Integrerad programutveckling - Regelverk för sociala och miljömässiga aspekter i verksamheten - Jämställdhetsintegrering - Kommunikation och lärande - Partnerskap Den tematiska delen hade ursprungligen följande delkomponenter: A. Biologisk mångfald B. Vatten (sötvatten och marint) C. Klimat och energi D. Livsmedelssystem Två nya tematiska områden tillkom år 2023: E. Klimatsäkerhet F. Plast och Avfall Aktiviteter under respektive delkomponent är förvisso globala men detta program har ett särskilt fokus på nio pilotländer (Colombia, Uganda, Etiopien, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Kambodja, Nepal, Fiji, Haiti). För insatsen finns ett resultatramverk med indikatorer på output nivå. Nya indikatorer med mål på output nivå för de två nya delkomponenterna (E och F) har lagts till i det uppdaterade resultatramverket för 2023. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 22500000 0 0 0 22500000 0 0 0 0 22500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 22500000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Påskyndad grön omställning, utsläppsminskningar och minskade föroreningar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd TBD Stärkt klimatanpassning till klimatförändringar och ökad vattentrygghet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd TBD Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonom Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11003 Sweden Fondation Hirondelle, a non-profit organization based in Switzerland working to strengthen independent media in especially conflict-affected countries, has submitted an application to Sida for support to the project Studio Tamani - news and information for dialogue, peace and equality in Mali, for the period 2018-2022. Sida has previously contributed to Studio Tamami during the period 2015-2017. Studio Tamani is a media platform for professional and impartial news and information. Through a network of 70 local partner radios, covering 85% of Mali's population, daily news and debate programs are broadcasted in five languages. In addition, thematic programmes on children's and women's rights, shortly also on environmental and climate issues, are broadcasted every week. Moreover, social media are increasingly being used to reach especially the younger part of the population. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to peace and development in Mali through information and dialogue between all peoples and all regions of the country and the two specific objectives are that the Malian population is better informed and more engaged in supporting the peace process, democracy, gender equality and a fairer society thanks to its access to independent, professional information and debate programs, and that Studio Tamani becomes a sustainable project run by a Malian legal entity and fully gender mainstreamed. The total budget of the intervention is 87.2 MSEK, of which Sweden contributes with 51.6 MSEK. In addition to this amount, Sida provides 500 000 SEK to be disposed by Sida to support strengthening of Fondation Hirondelle's capacity for results based management. The other main donors are currently the EU and Denmark. Fondation Hirondelle, en ideell organisation baserad i Schweiz som arbetar med att stärka oberoende media i framförallt konfliktdrabbade länder, har till Sida inkommit med en ansökan om stöd till projektet Studio Tamani - nyheter och information för dialog, fred och jämlikhet i Mali, under perioden 2018-2022. Sida har tidigare bidragit med stöd till Studio Tamani under perioden 2015-2017. Studio Tamani är en mediaplattform för produktion av professionella och opartiska nyheter och information. Genom ett nätverk av 70 lokala partnerradiostationer som täcker 85% av Malis befolkning sänds dagliga nyhets- och debattprogram på fem olika språk. Varje vecka sänds dessutom tematiska program om barns- och kvinnors rättigheter och inom kort även om miljö- och klimatfrågor. Sociala medier används också i allt högre utsträckning för att nå särskilt den yngre delen av befolkningen. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till fred och utveckling i Mali genom information och dialog mellan alla människor och regioner i landet. Det två specifika målen är att befolkningen är bättre informerad och mer engagerad i att stödja fredsprocessen, demokrati, jämställdhet och ett rättvisare samhälle tack vare tillgången till oberoende och professionella informations- och debattprogram, samt att Studio Tamani uppnår hållbarhet, drivs av en malisk juridisk person och är fullt jämställdhetsintegrerad. Insatsens totala budget är 87,2 MSEK varav Sida bidrar med 51,6 MSEK. Utöver detta belopp tillhandahåller Sida 500 000 SEK som ska disponeras av Sida för att bidra till att stärka avtalsparten Fondation Hirondelles kapacitet för resultatbaserad styrning. De andra huvudsakliga givarna är i dagsläget EU och Danmark. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to peace and development in Mali through information and dialogue between all peoples and all regions of the country. The two main expected results are that the Malian population is better informed and more engaged in supporting the peace process, democracy, gender-equality and the development of a fairer society thanks to its access to independent, professional information and debate programmes and that Studio Tamani at the end of the project period has become a sustainable project that is fully gender mainstreamed and run by a Malian entity. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mali Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general Based on final reporting and other communication, results achieved over the project period can be summarised as follows: - The broadcasting network of partners was extended from 70 in 2018 to 85 at the end of 2022 and three (03) television channels (Renouveau TV, Africable TV and Mandé TV). It has increased the program distribution across the country and made it accessible to a large majority of the Malian population. Since the end of 2022, 88% of the country's population has the opportunity to receive Studio Tamani programs. In addition, the audience study carried out in March 2023 by the Immar Institute shows that 3.4 million of the Malian population aged 15 and over, listen to Studio Tamani's programmes every week, i.e. more listeners than in 2017. Furthemore, the percentage of the Malian population that has access to Studio Tamani (ST) programs has risen from 75% to 85% (data from the last audience survey in 2023). Therefore, the objective of 85% for geographical coverage of ST programs has been achieved. Broadcasting in five (5) local languages (French, Bambara, Peuhl, Tamasheq and Sonrhaï) has contributed to the understanding of information and awareness raising messages through communication and has encouraged dialog and cohesion. - Studio Tamani has responded throughout the five years to strong and sometimes vital information needs of the Malian population, through its daily treatment of topics directly related to crisis factors in the country. Its role as a forum and media platform essential to restore the channels of dialogue and peace has been strengthened through its talk-show "Le Grand Dialogue", broadcast daily by partner radios and in video version by a cable TV in Bamako. This program, recognized and appreciated in particular by the peace process actors, has given the floor to all Malian society components, including groups in conflict, on a daily basis. - The 3.15 hours daily program produced by Studio Tamani and broadcast by its partner radios network (1h on weekends and public holidays) is now well known, recognized and appreciated in all regions of the country especially those facing the most violent consequences of the crisis. Compared with recent audience surveys carried out by Immar Institute in 2023, Studio Tamani's total radio audience (from adults) remains stable in terms of coverage (31% in 2023 vs 32% in 2017). The weekly audience is increasing in quantitative terms (300,000 listeners on average per week). There is also a higher proportion of listeners who consider Studio Tamani programs to be indispensable, whatever the geographical area. The adult's audience survey from 2023 shows that many (86%) of listeners have very high level of confidence in ST's broadcasts. - The gender approach was a key priority for the project. As part of its challenge on gender equality, ST has dedicated important efforts to improve the gender content. A "Women" database has been created by the editorial staff to make it easier for journalists to find female correspondents and thus encourage more women to speak out. ST has continued production of a multimedia programme to promote women's rights and gender equality in Malian society. For instance, in 2022, 24.21% of the speakers in all Studio Tamani programs were women with an increase of 4.21% compared to the year 2021. With the special edition "All the women of Mali", Malian women benefit from more content and/or topics related to the promotion and defense of their fundamental rights. - The project's sustainability strategy focused on skills transfer to the Malian management team. In this regard, various capacity building sessions have been carried out for ST's staff, partner radio stations and correspondents in the various regions. All over the project, more than 350 participants (journalists, correspondents, trainees, students) took part in various workshops. ST's management team is more professional and has taken editorial responsibility for all the studio programs. In sum, the project "Studio Tamani, reference and sustainable information for dialogue, equality and peace in Mali" has contributed to the achievement of the objectives of the government and its technical and financial partners. Conceived in a time of crisis, the project has responded to the concerns of national authorities and the population who are facing the resurgence of disinformation and stigmatization messages. The various activities carried out during the 2018-2022 period contributed to the achievement of results, especially in terms of access to quality, neutral and impartial information. It has been a relevant tool adapted to the needs of media personnel. Its added value lies in the improvement of media governance in Mali and the availability of a pool of qualified resources and skills, constituting the foundation of sustainability. As an independent, neutral and impartial media, ST in collaboration with the various partners has contributed to improving the level of knowledge of the population on current issues (GBV, climate change, conflicts, education, health, elections, etc.) and promoted awareness of the gender disparity within society as a whole. The continuous increase in the geographical coverage rate (85%), the implementation of the free number, the use of several communication channels (Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, etc.), the facilitation of debates, the installation of listeners' clubs, etc., are all elements that have facilitated the achievement of results and induced changes in behaviour at the individual, family and community levels. However, despite the effects induced by the project, the sustainability of ST is a niche where we must continue with the reflections. With the current context, the withdrawal of donors is likely to hurt ST's operations because the level of funds raised by ST does not cover the financial needs of the organization as well as those of partner radio stations. Furthemore, to raise the level of women's participation in "Grand Dialogue" is another aspect to be followed-up. Despite the efforts put in place by the Studio Tamani team, women are still reluctant to participate in the live debate "Grand Dialogue". In fact, the target 20% mentioned in the logical framework has not been reached. From 2019 to 2022, the information relayed concerned all the regions of Mali. In the last year of implementation, the regions of Sikasso and Kayes were much more covered. With regard to the programmatic balance between the categories of stakeholders in the radio program "Grand Dialogue", the number of participants from civil society increased from 20% in 2018 to 33.58% in 2022. There has been also a slight increase in the number of women taking part in the "Grand Dialogue" from 11.13% in 2021 to 15.71% in 2022. However, the target 20% mentioned in the logical framework has not been reached. Women's rights receive special attention in Studio Tamani's productions From 2020 onwards, the number of women taking part in the "Gran Dialogue" has fallen down from 28.3% to 7.02% in 2022. Women find difficult to take part in live debates. Fear linked to the period of transition is a determining factor in the low participation of women in the "Grand Dialogue". According to the 2022 annual report, various awareness-raising campaigns have been carried out to raise the level of women's participation in "Grand Dialogue". Despite this, women became reluctant to take part in the debates. However, they are comfortable with magazines. Social issues are on the political agenda Regarding the participation of power players that intervene on ST, it can be seen that from 2021 onwards, the turnout rate began to fall. Fear of freedom of expression could be cited as the main cause of this fall. In terms of the percentage of ST's programs addressing governance issues, newspapers are dealing more with governance issues than magazines. Regarding the percentage of ST's programs addressing environmental issues, it has been found that magazines cover environmental issues the most. Regarding the contribution to the sustainability of ST, the follwing results have been achieved: Department heads are gradually assuming more direct responsibility for managing ST To ensure sustainability, ST has been involved in the vocational training of trainees from various training institutions and partner radio stations. A total of 24 trainees in professional immersion, including 14 women, benefited from the project's capacity building. To provide practical solutions to the concerns of partner radio stations, ST has carried out follow-up training missions in collaboration with head office (Fondation Hirondelle). The number of women receiving training was higher than that of men, at 63.6% compared with 36.4% for a total of 55 participants. Studio Tamani strengthens its capacity to produce awareness campaigns to boost revenues Internal funding is mobilized through income-generating activities. Financial resources have been generated through campaigns on several themes (public accountability and women's participation; civic engagement; migration; civil status; coronavirus and health; corruption and social protection) with NGOs and civil society as the main sponsors. To achieve this, a partnership was established with various organizations such as FHI350, Mali Justice Project, OIM,Cowater International, etc. ST is gender-sensitive at institutional and programme level Various gender initiatives have been carried out. The gender action plan has been partially implemented. Studio Tamani currently has 35% of female editorial staff and expanded its network of regional correspondents in early 2019 with the addition of 8 women. This quota of 35% of women slightly exceeds what is provided for by the Law No. 2015-052/ of 18 December 2015 instituting measures to promote gender in access to nominative and elective functions. ST has established a database of women with skills to discuss and make women's voices heard for better protection of their fundamental rights. The Board of Tamani Association is operating in accordance with its articles of association at the end of 2022 The creation of the Studio Tamani Association in 2017 was intended to perpetuate ST after the partners withdrew. With this in mind, Fondation Hirondelle and Association Tamani signed a partnership agreement at the end of 2018. According to the 2019 annual report, the strategies for operationalizing sustainability consisted of building the capacity of the board of directors and recruiting a sustainable coordinator. The occurrence of Covid-19 and the consecutive departure of three Fondation Hirondelle representatives between 2021 and 2022, including two in the space of 6 months in 2021, had an impact on the Tamani Association Board of Directors.The level of achievement of this objective has not lived up to expectations. Irregularities in the running of meetings have meant that practical measures have not been adopted. On the other hand, a number of achievements have been made, including improving the level of knowledge and skills of staff at central and operational levels, and developing a project management culture. The current representative, who took up his post in 2022 for one year, has not been able to remedy the weaknesses reported. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11003-11003A0101 Sweden Fondation Hirondelle, a non-profit organization based in Switzerland working to strengthen independent media in especially conflict-affected countries, has submitted an application to Sida for support to the project Studio Tamani - news and information for dialogue, peace and equality in Mali, for the period 2018-2022. Sida has previously contributed to Studio Tamami during the period 2015-2017. Studio Tamani is a media platform for professional and impartial news and information. Through a network of 70 local partner radios, covering 85% of Mali's population, daily news and debate programs are broadcasted in five languages. In addition, thematic programmes on children's and women's rights, shortly also on environmental and climate issues, are broadcasted every week. Moreover, social media are increasingly being used to reach especially the younger part of the population. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to peace and development in Mali through information and dialogue between all peoples and all regions of the country and the two specific objectives are that the Malian population is better informed and more engaged in supporting the peace process, democracy, gender equality and a fairer society thanks to its access to independent, professional information and debate programs, and that Studio Tamani becomes a sustainable project run by a Malian legal entity and fully gender mainstreamed. The total budget of the intervention is 87.2 MSEK, of which Sweden contributes with 51.6 MSEK. In addition to this amount, Sida provides 500 000 SEK to be disposed by Sida to support strengthening of Fondation Hirondelle's capacity for results based management. The other main donors are currently the EU and Denmark. Fondation Hirondelle, en ideell organisation baserad i Schweiz som arbetar med att stärka oberoende media i framförallt konfliktdrabbade länder, har till Sida inkommit med en ansökan om stöd till projektet Studio Tamani - nyheter och information för dialog, fred och jämlikhet i Mali, under perioden 2018-2022. Sida har tidigare bidragit med stöd till Studio Tamani under perioden 2015-2017. Studio Tamani är en mediaplattform för produktion av professionella och opartiska nyheter och information. Genom ett nätverk av 70 lokala partnerradiostationer som täcker 85% av Malis befolkning sänds dagliga nyhets- och debattprogram på fem olika språk. Varje vecka sänds dessutom tematiska program om barns- och kvinnors rättigheter och inom kort även om miljö- och klimatfrågor. Sociala medier används också i allt högre utsträckning för att nå särskilt den yngre delen av befolkningen. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till fred och utveckling i Mali genom information och dialog mellan alla människor och regioner i landet. Det två specifika målen är att befolkningen är bättre informerad och mer engagerad i att stödja fredsprocessen, demokrati, jämställdhet och ett rättvisare samhälle tack vare tillgången till oberoende och professionella informations- och debattprogram, samt att Studio Tamani uppnår hållbarhet, drivs av en malisk juridisk person och är fullt jämställdhetsintegrerad. Insatsens totala budget är 87,2 MSEK varav Sida bidrar med 51,6 MSEK. Utöver detta belopp tillhandahåller Sida 500 000 SEK som ska disponeras av Sida för att bidra till att stärka avtalsparten Fondation Hirondelles kapacitet för resultatbaserad styrning. De andra huvudsakliga givarna är i dagsläget EU och Danmark. 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Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11600000 10000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 5000000 11600000 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 5000000 0 31600000 Fondation Hirondelle 11600000 Fondation Hirondelle 5000000 Fondation Hirondelle 5000000 Fondation Hirondelle 0 Fondation Hirondelle 5000000 Fondation Hirondelle 5000000 Fondation Hirondelle Mali 2016-2020 Mali 2016-2020 Increased respect for the rule of law Ökad respekt för rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of civil society to participate in political processes and promote accountability Stärkt kapacitet i det civila samhället att delta i politiska processer och verka för ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for gender equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthened peace and reconciliation mechanisms at national and local level Stärkta freds- och försoningsmekanismer på nationell och lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater influence and women’s participation in peace processes and in peacebuilding and statebuilding Stärkt inflytande och deltagande för kvinnor i fredsprocesser och i freds- och statsbyggande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck • Improved capacity among public institutions and other actors at national and local level to contribute to environmental sustainability, increased resilience to environmental impact, climate change and natural disasters, and limited climate impact Förbättrad kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och andra aktörer på nationell och lokal nivå att bidra till miljömässig hållbarhet, ökad motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer samt begränsad klimatpåverkan Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11003-11003A0102 Sweden Fondation Hirondelle, a non-profit organization based in Switzerland working to strengthen independent media in especially conflict-affected countries, has submitted an application to Sida for support to the project Studio Tamani - news and information for dialogue, peace and equality in Mali, for the period 2018-2022. Sida has previously contributed to Studio Tamami during the period 2015-2017. Studio Tamani is a media platform for professional and impartial news and information. Through a network of 70 local partner radios, covering 85% of Mali's population, daily news and debate programs are broadcasted in five languages. In addition, thematic programmes on children's and women's rights, shortly also on environmental and climate issues, are broadcasted every week. Moreover, social media are increasingly being used to reach especially the younger part of the population. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to peace and development in Mali through information and dialogue between all peoples and all regions of the country and the two specific objectives are that the Malian population is better informed and more engaged in supporting the peace process, democracy, gender equality and a fairer society thanks to its access to independent, professional information and debate programs, and that Studio Tamani becomes a sustainable project run by a Malian legal entity and fully gender mainstreamed. The total budget of the intervention is 87.2 MSEK, of which Sweden contributes with 51.6 MSEK. In addition to this amount, Sida provides 500 000 SEK to be disposed by Sida to support strengthening of Fondation Hirondelle's capacity for results based management. The other main donors are currently the EU and Denmark. Fondation Hirondelle, en ideell organisation baserad i Schweiz som arbetar med att stärka oberoende media i framförallt konfliktdrabbade länder, har till Sida inkommit med en ansökan om stöd till projektet Studio Tamani - nyheter och information för dialog, fred och jämlikhet i Mali, under perioden 2018-2022. Sida har tidigare bidragit med stöd till Studio Tamani under perioden 2015-2017. Studio Tamani är en mediaplattform för produktion av professionella och opartiska nyheter och information. Genom ett nätverk av 70 lokala partnerradiostationer som täcker 85% av Malis befolkning sänds dagliga nyhets- och debattprogram på fem olika språk. Varje vecka sänds dessutom tematiska program om barns- och kvinnors rättigheter och inom kort även om miljö- och klimatfrågor. Sociala medier används också i allt högre utsträckning för att nå särskilt den yngre delen av befolkningen. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till fred och utveckling i Mali genom information och dialog mellan alla människor och regioner i landet. Det två specifika målen är att befolkningen är bättre informerad och mer engagerad i att stödja fredsprocessen, demokrati, jämställdhet och ett rättvisare samhälle tack vare tillgången till oberoende och professionella informations- och debattprogram, samt att Studio Tamani uppnår hållbarhet, drivs av en malisk juridisk person och är fullt jämställdhetsintegrerad. Insatsens totala budget är 87,2 MSEK varav Sida bidrar med 51,6 MSEK. Utöver detta belopp tillhandahåller Sida 500 000 SEK som ska disponeras av Sida för att bidra till att stärka avtalsparten Fondation Hirondelles kapacitet för resultatbaserad styrning. De andra huvudsakliga givarna är i dagsläget EU och Danmark. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to peace and development in Mali through information and dialogue between all peoples and all regions of the country. The two main expected results are that the Malian population is better informed and more engaged in supporting the peace process, democracy, gender-equality and the development of a fairer society thanks to its access to independent, professional information and debate programmes and that Studio Tamani at the end of the project period has become a sustainable project that is fully gender mainstreamed and run by a Malian entity. Sweden Fondation Hirondelle Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 133769 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 133769 0 133769 NIRAS Sweden AB 133769.29 NIRAS Sweden AB Mali 2016-2020 Mali 2016-2020 Increased respect for the rule of law Ökad respekt för rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of civil society to participate in political processes and promote accountability Stärkt kapacitet i det civila samhället att delta i politiska processer och verka för ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for gender equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthened peace and reconciliation mechanisms at national and local level Stärkta freds- och försoningsmekanismer på nationell och lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater influence and women’s participation in peace processes and in peacebuilding and statebuilding Stärkt inflytande och deltagande för kvinnor i fredsprocesser och i freds- och statsbyggande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck • Improved capacity among public institutions and other actors at national and local level to contribute to environmental sustainability, increased resilience to environmental impact, climate change and natural disasters, and limited climate impact Förbättrad kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och andra aktörer på nationell och lokal nivå att bidra till miljömässig hållbarhet, ökad motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer samt begränsad klimatpåverkan Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11003-11003A0103 Sweden Fondation Hirondelle, a non-profit organization based in Switzerland working to strengthen independent media in especially conflict-affected countries, has submitted an application to Sida for support to the project Studio Tamani - news and information for dialogue, peace and equality in Mali, for the period 2018-2022. Sida has previously contributed to Studio Tamami during the period 2015-2017. Studio Tamani is a media platform for professional and impartial news and information. Through a network of 70 local partner radios, covering 85% of Mali's population, daily news and debate programs are broadcasted in five languages. In addition, thematic programmes on children's and women's rights, shortly also on environmental and climate issues, are broadcasted every week. Moreover, social media are increasingly being used to reach especially the younger part of the population. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to peace and development in Mali through information and dialogue between all peoples and all regions of the country and the two specific objectives are that the Malian population is better informed and more engaged in supporting the peace process, democracy, gender equality and a fairer society thanks to its access to independent, professional information and debate programs, and that Studio Tamani becomes a sustainable project run by a Malian legal entity and fully gender mainstreamed. The total budget of the intervention is 87.2 MSEK, of which Sweden contributes with 51.6 MSEK. In addition to this amount, Sida provides 500 000 SEK to be disposed by Sida to support strengthening of Fondation Hirondelle's capacity for results based management. The other main donors are currently the EU and Denmark. Fondation Hirondelle, en ideell organisation baserad i Schweiz som arbetar med att stärka oberoende media i framförallt konfliktdrabbade länder, har till Sida inkommit med en ansökan om stöd till projektet Studio Tamani - nyheter och information för dialog, fred och jämlikhet i Mali, under perioden 2018-2022. Sida har tidigare bidragit med stöd till Studio Tamani under perioden 2015-2017. Studio Tamani är en mediaplattform för produktion av professionella och opartiska nyheter och information. Genom ett nätverk av 70 lokala partnerradiostationer som täcker 85% av Malis befolkning sänds dagliga nyhets- och debattprogram på fem olika språk. Varje vecka sänds dessutom tematiska program om barns- och kvinnors rättigheter och inom kort även om miljö- och klimatfrågor. Sociala medier används också i allt högre utsträckning för att nå särskilt den yngre delen av befolkningen. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till fred och utveckling i Mali genom information och dialog mellan alla människor och regioner i landet. Det två specifika målen är att befolkningen är bättre informerad och mer engagerad i att stödja fredsprocessen, demokrati, jämställdhet och ett rättvisare samhälle tack vare tillgången till oberoende och professionella informations- och debattprogram, samt att Studio Tamani uppnår hållbarhet, drivs av en malisk juridisk person och är fullt jämställdhetsintegrerad. Insatsens totala budget är 87,2 MSEK varav Sida bidrar med 51,6 MSEK. Utöver detta belopp tillhandahåller Sida 500 000 SEK som ska disponeras av Sida för att bidra till att stärka avtalsparten Fondation Hirondelles kapacitet för resultatbaserad styrning. De andra huvudsakliga givarna är i dagsläget EU och Danmark. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to peace and development in Mali through information and dialogue between all peoples and all regions of the country. The two main expected results are that the Malian population is better informed and more engaged in supporting the peace process, democracy, gender-equality and the development of a fairer society thanks to its access to independent, professional information and debate programmes and that Studio Tamani at the end of the project period has become a sustainable project that is fully gender mainstreamed and run by a Malian entity. 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Sida will be the only funder of the project. Sida also plans to conduct an external evaluation year three or four of the project with an additional 700,000 SEK. This gives a total cost of 50,300,000 SEK. The intervention aims at contributing to improved conditions for human development in Tunisia through improved local government performance. In order to achieve this goal SALAR aims to contribute to improving provisions for democratic local governments to interact with citizens and respond to their needs and demands. This is expected to be achieved through continuing to support the decentralisation process in the country, namely the provision of technical assistance to the Tunisian parliament, relevant national ministries and independent instances, and to FNVT, the Tunisian equivalent of SALAR, in order to develop proposals on specific aspects of decentralisation and drive their organisational development. SKL har skickat in en projektansökan till Sida med en total budget på 49,600,000 SEK för att implementera "Tunisia Local Governance Project" i Tunisien under 48 månader under åren 2018-2022. Sida är ensam finansiär. Sida planerar även att genomföra en extern utvärdering år tre eller fyra av projektet för vilket ytterligare 700,000 SEK beräknats. Detta ger en total kostnad på 50,300,000 SEK. Projektet syftar till att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för mänsklig utveckling i Tunisien genom förbättrad lokal styrning. För att uppnå detta övergripande mål avser SKL bidra till förbättrade lagbestämmelser för demokratiska kommun-och länsstyrelser i Tunisien att interagera med medborgare, och att agera för deras behov och berättiganden. Detta förväntas uppnås genom fortsatt stöd till decentraliseringsprocessen i landet, genom tillhandahållande av tekniskt stöd till det tunisiska parlamentet, relevanta nationella ministerier och oberoende instanser, och till FNVT, den tunisiska motsvarigheten till SKL, för att utveckla förslag vad gäller specifika aspekter av decentraliseringen och bistå de tunisiska partnernas organisationsutveckling. The specific objective of the intervention is "Improved provisions for democratic local governments to interact with and respond to citizens' needs and demands" which will in turn lead to the project's overall objective "Improved conditions for human development in Tunisia through improved local government performance", the project comprises the following outcomes; - Legislators, contributing government institutions and other public entities strengthen municipalities' legal framework to deliver services to citizens that best fit decentralisation in Tunisia. - Relevant state bodies coordinate, monitor and contribute to the decentralisation process and support municipalities after decentralisation. -National bodies relevant to local financial management, oversight and control support local government in realising their roles and establish routines for preventing corruption. - National Federation of Tunisian Cities (FNVT) represents local governments towards the national government and other entities and offers services that strengthen their performance, build their capacities and enables exchange with other local governments, as well as effective service delivery. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tunisia Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general Slutlig rapportering av programmet ska inkomma senast 30 augusti 2023. Hittills inkommen rapportering avser perioden fram till november 2021. Från denna rapportering kan följande resultat lyftas fram: Outcome 1: Legislators, contributing government institutions and other public entities strengthen legal framework of Local Governments to deliver inclusive services to men and women that best fit decentralisation in Tunisia. Här uppmärksammas stödet till staden Mednine för etablerandet av ett kommunalt ägt bolag som ska leverera vissa kommunala tjänster, vilket är det första i sitt slag. Som framgår av senare inkomna ansökningar om förlängningar av programmet så har det kommunala bolaget ännu inte skapats, men programmet har bistått i dialogen mellan inrikesministeriet och Mednine och Sousse för att försöka hantera problem som har uppstått längs vägen. Om bolaget etableras skulle detta utgöra ett viktigt pilotprojekt för att påvisa ett effektivt sätt att leverera kommunala tjänster till invånarna. I övrigt innehåller inkommen rapportering ett flertal genomförda aktiviteter som har omintetgjorts till följd av den oväntade och hastiga politiska omsvängningen. T.ex. planerade samarbeten i form av workshops och studier tillsammans med sex ministerier angående övergång av behörigheter från statlig till kommunal nivå, har till följd av omorganisation i regeringen. Outcome 2: Relevant state bodies coordinate, monitor and contribute to a gender aware decentralisation process and support municipalities after decentralisation I avsaknad av politisk styrning från berörda departement har fokus varit på aktiviteter som syftar till att stödja Minstry for Local Affairs (MALE) och det organ inom departementet som är skapat för att stödja decentraliseringsprocessen (IPAPD) i deras decentraliseringsarbete och koordineringen med relevanta aktörer inom forskarsamhället, samt att öka transparens och medvetenhet kring decentralisering inom media. Ett samarbete mellan IPAPD och nationellt utbildningscentrum för journalister formaliserades, och ett antal workshops och seminarier bidrog till förstärkt kapacitet bland journalister rörande lokalt styre med fokus på undersökande journalistik i syfte att stärka transparens och ansvarsutkrävande. Oväntat resultat var en dialog med Schweiz kring ett utvecklat samarbete mellan IPAPD och journalistcentrumet baserat på erfarenheterna från vårt program. MALE efterfrågade stöd att utarbeta en strategi för samordning av stöd från externa givare i samband med decentralisering. Under 2021 slutfördes detta arbetet med bl.a. en databas över samtliga Twinning projekt i syfte att ge MALE ett verktyg att dela goda erfarenheter, samt ett stöd för att systematisera kommunernas arbete i Twinning eller övriga samarbeten rörande decentralisering. Under slutet av 2021 beslutades att MALE skulle bli en integrerad del av Ministry of Interior, dvs. en återgång till den ordning som var fram till 2017. Av senare inkomna ansökningar från SKR framgår att programmet har stöttat inrikesministeriet att påbörja samarbete med ett antal universitet, och ett antal seminarier har hållits. Samarbetet ger forskare resurser och tillgång till information, och beslutsfattare får i sin tur input till hur verksamheter ska utformas. Ytterligare samarbete är inplanerat, där SKR:s roll blir mer tillbakadragen och stödjer departementet i detta arbete. Outcome 3: National bodies relevant to local financial management, oversight and control support local governments in realising their roles and establish routines for preventing corruption. Programmet har utarbetat metoder för uppföljning av kommunernas finansiella uppföljning och kontroll med konkreta och effektiva förändringar jämfört med tidigare. Exempelvis har stöd utgått till kommuner avseende införandet av dubbel bokföring. Manualer rörande bl.a. internrevisioner har tagits fram. Intresse har framförts från flertal kommuner, andra givare och statliga aktörer att ytterligare utveckla arbetet. Diskussioner har förts om att införliva en upparbetad metod för att analysera finansiella strukturer i kommuner och rekommendationer för hur effektiviteten i användandet av kommunala medel kan stärkas, på nationell nivå i samtliga kommuner. Detta tekniska samarbete har kunnat fortskrida väl trots politiska osäkerheter. Även en mekanism för att utjämna fördelningen av statliga medel mellan kommuner har tagits fram. Av senare inkomna ansökningar och förtydliganden framgår att utjämningsmekanismen har färdigställts, men att återkoppling från berörda departement ännu inte skett. Slutlig rapportering har därför inte kunnat göras. Outcome 4: FNCT (ie the Association of communes in Tunisia) represents lcoal governments towards the national government and other entities and offers services that strengthen their performance, build their capacities and enables exchange with other LGs, as well as contributes to gender inclusive local governance and to effective gender responsive service delivery. Organisationen FNCT, dvs. SKRs motsvarighet i Tunisien tidigare FNVT, var ursprungligen styrd av inrikesministeriet men har givits ökad självständighet. Projektet har stöttat organisationen i denna nya roll bl.a. genom stöd i framtagandet av strategisk plan och verksamhetsplan. Roller och ansvar i organisationen har förtydligats. Intern styrning och kontroll har förstärkts, liksom relationen med inrikesministeriet. Ett behov av att stärka kompetensen bland organisationens medarbetare vad gäller kommunernas uppdrag och funktion, hur kommunala budgetar tas fram, beslutsprocessen samt det rättsliga regelverket har uppmärksammats. Stöd till kommunernas jämställdhetsarbete har tagits fram. . No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11112-11112A0101 Sweden SALAR has applied to Sida for funding of 49,600,000 SEK to carry out the "Tunisia Local Governance Project" in Tunisia for a period of 48 months during the period 2018-2022. Sida will be the only funder of the project. Sida also plans to conduct an external evaluation year three or four of the project with an additional 700,000 SEK. This gives a total cost of 50,300,000 SEK. The intervention aims at contributing to improved conditions for human development in Tunisia through improved local government performance. In order to achieve this goal SALAR aims to contribute to improving provisions for democratic local governments to interact with citizens and respond to their needs and demands. This is expected to be achieved through continuing to support the decentralisation process in the country, namely the provision of technical assistance to the Tunisian parliament, relevant national ministries and independent instances, and to FNVT, the Tunisian equivalent of SALAR, in order to develop proposals on specific aspects of decentralisation and drive their organisational development. SKL har skickat in en projektansökan till Sida med en total budget på 49,600,000 SEK för att implementera "Tunisia Local Governance Project" i Tunisien under 48 månader under åren 2018-2022. Sida är ensam finansiär. Sida planerar även att genomföra en extern utvärdering år tre eller fyra av projektet för vilket ytterligare 700,000 SEK beräknats. Detta ger en total kostnad på 50,300,000 SEK. Projektet syftar till att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för mänsklig utveckling i Tunisien genom förbättrad lokal styrning. För att uppnå detta övergripande mål avser SKL bidra till förbättrade lagbestämmelser för demokratiska kommun-och länsstyrelser i Tunisien att interagera med medborgare, och att agera för deras behov och berättiganden. Detta förväntas uppnås genom fortsatt stöd till decentraliseringsprocessen i landet, genom tillhandahållande av tekniskt stöd till det tunisiska parlamentet, relevanta nationella ministerier och oberoende instanser, och till FNVT, den tunisiska motsvarigheten till SKL, för att utveckla förslag vad gäller specifika aspekter av decentraliseringen och bistå de tunisiska partnernas organisationsutveckling. The specific objective of the intervention is "Improved provisions for democratic local governments to interact with and respond to citizens' needs and demands" which will in turn lead to the project's overall objective "Improved conditions for human development in Tunisia through improved local government performance", the project comprises the following outcomes; - Legislators, contributing government institutions and other public entities strengthen municipalities' legal framework to deliver services to citizens that best fit decentralisation in Tunisia. - Relevant state bodies coordinate, monitor and contribute to the decentralisation process and support municipalities after decentralisation. -National bodies relevant to local financial management, oversight and control support local government in realising their roles and establish routines for preventing corruption. - National Federation of Tunisian Cities (FNVT) represents local governments towards the national government and other entities and offers services that strengthen their performance, build their capacities and enables exchange with other local governments, as well as effective service delivery. Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 18000000 11600000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11600000 0 0 18000000 0 0 0 29600000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 18000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 11600000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Strengthening the capacity of the region's civil society organisations and public institutions to promote gender equality and the rights of women and children in society Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället och offentliga institutioner att verka för jämställdhet samt kvinnors och barns rättigheter i samhället Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthening the capacity and increasing the transparency of public institutions and improving the conditions for regional cooperation between them Stärkt kapacitet och ökad transparens hos offentliga institutioner samt förbättrade möjligheter till regionalt samarbete dem emellan Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11112-11112A0103 Sweden SALAR has applied to Sida for funding of 49,600,000 SEK to carry out the "Tunisia Local Governance Project" in Tunisia for a period of 48 months during the period 2018-2022. Sida will be the only funder of the project. Sida also plans to conduct an external evaluation year three or four of the project with an additional 700,000 SEK. This gives a total cost of 50,300,000 SEK. The intervention aims at contributing to improved conditions for human development in Tunisia through improved local government performance. In order to achieve this goal SALAR aims to contribute to improving provisions for democratic local governments to interact with citizens and respond to their needs and demands. This is expected to be achieved through continuing to support the decentralisation process in the country, namely the provision of technical assistance to the Tunisian parliament, relevant national ministries and independent instances, and to FNVT, the Tunisian equivalent of SALAR, in order to develop proposals on specific aspects of decentralisation and drive their organisational development. SKL har skickat in en projektansökan till Sida med en total budget på 49,600,000 SEK för att implementera "Tunisia Local Governance Project" i Tunisien under 48 månader under åren 2018-2022. Sida är ensam finansiär. Sida planerar även att genomföra en extern utvärdering år tre eller fyra av projektet för vilket ytterligare 700,000 SEK beräknats. Detta ger en total kostnad på 50,300,000 SEK. Projektet syftar till att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för mänsklig utveckling i Tunisien genom förbättrad lokal styrning. För att uppnå detta övergripande mål avser SKL bidra till förbättrade lagbestämmelser för demokratiska kommun-och länsstyrelser i Tunisien att interagera med medborgare, och att agera för deras behov och berättiganden. Detta förväntas uppnås genom fortsatt stöd till decentraliseringsprocessen i landet, genom tillhandahållande av tekniskt stöd till det tunisiska parlamentet, relevanta nationella ministerier och oberoende instanser, och till FNVT, den tunisiska motsvarigheten till SKL, för att utveckla förslag vad gäller specifika aspekter av decentraliseringen och bistå de tunisiska partnernas organisationsutveckling. The specific objective of the intervention is "Improved provisions for democratic local governments to interact with and respond to citizens' needs and demands" which will in turn lead to the project's overall objective "Improved conditions for human development in Tunisia through improved local government performance", the project comprises the following outcomes; - Legislators, contributing government institutions and other public entities strengthen municipalities' legal framework to deliver services to citizens that best fit decentralisation in Tunisia. - Relevant state bodies coordinate, monitor and contribute to the decentralisation process and support municipalities after decentralisation. -National bodies relevant to local financial management, oversight and control support local government in realising their roles and establish routines for preventing corruption. - National Federation of Tunisian Cities (FNVT) represents local governments towards the national government and other entities and offers services that strengthen their performance, build their capacities and enables exchange with other local governments, as well as effective service delivery. Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11000000 4000000 -41113 -41113 7000000 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 0 4000000 14958887 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 4000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 7000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 4000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner -41113 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Strengthened capacity of institutions, civil society and the media with a view to promoting democratic development, increased respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt kapacitet hos institutioner, civilsamhälle och media i syfte att främja demokratisk utveckling, samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck A more gender-equal society, with a focus on the empowerment, participation and influence of women and girls. Ett mer jämställt samhälle med fokus på kvinnors och flickors egenmakt, deltagande och inflytande. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11112-11112A0104 Sweden SALAR has applied to Sida for funding of 49,600,000 SEK to carry out the "Tunisia Local Governance Project" in Tunisia for a period of 48 months during the period 2018-2022. Sida will be the only funder of the project. Sida also plans to conduct an external evaluation year three or four of the project with an additional 700,000 SEK. This gives a total cost of 50,300,000 SEK. The intervention aims at contributing to improved conditions for human development in Tunisia through improved local government performance. In order to achieve this goal SALAR aims to contribute to improving provisions for democratic local governments to interact with citizens and respond to their needs and demands. This is expected to be achieved through continuing to support the decentralisation process in the country, namely the provision of technical assistance to the Tunisian parliament, relevant national ministries and independent instances, and to FNVT, the Tunisian equivalent of SALAR, in order to develop proposals on specific aspects of decentralisation and drive their organisational development. SKL har skickat in en projektansökan till Sida med en total budget på 49,600,000 SEK för att implementera "Tunisia Local Governance Project" i Tunisien under 48 månader under åren 2018-2022. Sida är ensam finansiär. Sida planerar även att genomföra en extern utvärdering år tre eller fyra av projektet för vilket ytterligare 700,000 SEK beräknats. Detta ger en total kostnad på 50,300,000 SEK. Projektet syftar till att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för mänsklig utveckling i Tunisien genom förbättrad lokal styrning. För att uppnå detta övergripande mål avser SKL bidra till förbättrade lagbestämmelser för demokratiska kommun-och länsstyrelser i Tunisien att interagera med medborgare, och att agera för deras behov och berättiganden. Detta förväntas uppnås genom fortsatt stöd till decentraliseringsprocessen i landet, genom tillhandahållande av tekniskt stöd till det tunisiska parlamentet, relevanta nationella ministerier och oberoende instanser, och till FNVT, den tunisiska motsvarigheten till SKL, för att utveckla förslag vad gäller specifika aspekter av decentraliseringen och bistå de tunisiska partnernas organisationsutveckling. The specific objective of the intervention is "Improved provisions for democratic local governments to interact with and respond to citizens' needs and demands" which will in turn lead to the project's overall objective "Improved conditions for human development in Tunisia through improved local government performance", the project comprises the following outcomes; - Legislators, contributing government institutions and other public entities strengthen municipalities' legal framework to deliver services to citizens that best fit decentralisation in Tunisia. - Relevant state bodies coordinate, monitor and contribute to the decentralisation process and support municipalities after decentralisation. -National bodies relevant to local financial management, oversight and control support local government in realising their roles and establish routines for preventing corruption. - National Federation of Tunisian Cities (FNVT) represents local governments towards the national government and other entities and offers services that strengthen their performance, build their capacities and enables exchange with other local governments, as well as effective service delivery. Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -1634000 -1634000 -1634000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner -1634000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Enhanced capacity of human rights defenders, civil society and the media with a view to promoting democratic development and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt kapacitet hos människorättsförsvarare, civilsamhälle och media i syfte att främja demokratisk utveckling samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11141 Sweden OPHI (Oxford Poverty Human & Development Initiative) is an economic research centre within the Oxford Department of International Development at the University of Oxford. It was founded in 2007 and they are the creator of MPI (Multidimensional Poverty Index) both on national and global level. Their vision is to reduce poverty through innovative research as well as technical support and training on multidimensional poverty measurements. In 2013, they initiated the MPPN (Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network) which is a network consisting of today 53 nations and 16 organisations, where OPHI is functioning as the secretariat. The network is run by its members. OPHI's Global MPI can be broken down by indicator to demonstrate how the structure of multidimensional poverty differs across regions and different groups. This is for example useful to make an impact on country's policy. Thanks to its work, several countries have created national poverty reduction programmes and making better lives for multidimensional poor people. OPHI's vision is to spread the knowledge of multidimensional poverty and in that way affect countries policies to reduce poverty in its all dimensions. The proposals mission is to strengthen the work on multidimensional poverty and sustainable development in countries worldwide in accordance with agenda 2030 and the different SDG goals. This intervention which is a project support will fund OPHI's four core areas: 1. Building National MPI 2. The Global MPI, the SDG's and the 2030 Agenda3. Policy and communication. It is important not only to build national and global MPI, but a part of the work is also to promote the use of the measurement and develop better informed policies that are effective to reduce poverty. OPHI organises annually meetings of the MPPN network where countries can share knowledge with each other. This activity among others, are important because it leads to other countries understanding multidimensional poverty and taking a multidimensional approach to poverty measurement.4. Applied research. It is important for OPHI to continue to be innovative, and to develop practical research on multidimensional poverty measurements. Current research topics are: child poverty, gender equality and empowerment, environment and natural resources, violence and security and impact evaluation. With this intervention Sida will be funding OPHI's above areas including the MPPN network with 20 MSEK in four years (2017-2020). Sida's assessment is that OPHI's project proposal is well in line with Sida´s result strategy for global action on socially sustainable development 2014-2017, which aims to contribute to healthier lives and lifestyles, as well as a socially sustainable and equitable development. The intervention has activities that are expected to contribute to improved basic health and improved access to education. To reduce poverty, it is important with knowledge development and reliable statistics, and this is a big part of OPHI's work. Their work is normative and have an impact on country’s policy development. As mentioned above, one of OPHI's area is research where they intend to develop indicators for child poverty, gender equality and empowerment, environment and natural resources, violence and security and impact evaluation. The interventions are in this way also considered to be of relevance for the strategy for special initiatives for Human rights and Democratisation 2014-2017, and the result strategy for global action on environmentally and climate- friendly sustainable development 2014-2017, as well as for Sida´s present and/or planned bilateral result strategies. Given Sida's own work with multidimensional poverty, Sida has proposed to OPHI to consider including also aspects such as power and voice and human security in their MPI. The Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative (OPHI) är ett forskningscenter under Oxford Departement of International Development på Oxfords universitet. Det grundades 2007 och är skapare av multidimensionell fattigdomsindex (MPI), på nationell nivå samt på global nivå. OPHIs vision är att bidra till att minska fattigdom genom forskning, utbildning samt tekniskt bistånd i utformandet av utvecklingsländers multidimensionella fattigdomsindex (MPI). 2013 grundade OPHI nätverket MPPN (Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network) som idag består av representanter från 53 länder och 11 organisationer, där OPHI fungerar som sekretariatet. Nätverket är partnerlandsdrivet och deras arbete har erkänts och uppmärksammats av flera FN organisationer. OPHI har sedan 2010 haft ett samarbete med UNDP och hjälpt dem att utveckla deras Globala MPI. Idag har UNDP en egen Global MPI och så har OPHI. Skillnaden mellan de båda Globala MPI är att UNDPs Globala MPI inte går att aggregera på indikatornivå, och det är således inte möjligt att mäta framsteg mot SDG målen. UNDP och OPHI har en dialog om att eventuellt utarbeta en gemensam Global MPI. OPHIs arbete bidrar till att påverka ländernas fattigdomsbekämpning. Till exempel så har flera länder skapat nationella program för att minska fattigdomen. OPHI arbetar för att öka kunskapsspridningen kring multidimensionell fattigdom och på så vis påverka ländernas policys för att bidra till fattigdomsminskning och därmed till att förbättra människors liv. Insatsens mål är att stärka arbetet med multidimensionell fattigdom och hållbar utveckling i länder världen över, i enlighet med Agenda 2030 och de olika SDG målen. Utvecklinginsatsen kommer att stödja OPHIs följande områden: 1. Fortsätta att etablera och skapa nationella MPI. Målet är att stärka kapaciteten hos organisationer för att implementera nationella MPI kopplat till effektiva program för att minska fattigdom och förbättra policys för fattigdomsminskning. 2. Globala MPI. Målet är att förbättra globala MPI som ett redskap för att mäta framstegen i relation till SDG målen och Agenda 2030. 3. Policy- och kommunikationsmålet handlar om att använda effektiva kommunikationsstrategier som förespråkar användningen av MPI både för global och nationell policy för att minska fattigdom. OPHI, som har rollen som sekretariat i MPPN-nätverket, anordnar årligen möten där länder kan dela med sig av sina kunskaper om multidimensionellt fattigdomsindex. Detta arbete är viktigt, då det leder till en bättre förståelse av vad multidimensionell fattigdom är, samt att fler länder anammar en multidimensionell syn på fattigdom. 4. Forskningsmålet handlar om att genomföra praktisk och tillämpad forskning som stärker mätning av multidimensionell fattigdom och utvidga dess användning till policypåverkan. För att kunna utvecklas så är det av stor vikt för organisationen att fortsätta att arbeta med innovativ forskning, och där OPHI för närvarande har en förhoppning om att inkludera följande indikatorer i sitt index, barnfattigdom, jämställdhet och makt, klimat och naturresurser, våld och säkerhet. Sida kommer att ha en dialog med OPHI om att även undersöka möjligheter att inkludera, makt och röst samt mänsklig säkerhet. Med denna insats som är ett projektstöd, kommer Sida att stödja delar av OPHIs verksamhet, de fyra ovan nämnda områden, inklusive MPPN nätverket. Insatsen omfattar 20 MSEK under fyra år, där aktivitetsperioden är 2017- 2020. Ett viktigt redskap i arbetet med att minska fattigdom är kunskapsutveckling och tillförlitlig statistik och detta är en stor del av OPHIs arbete. Deras arbete är därutöver normerande och har en påverkan på fattiga länders policyutveckling. Ett av målen med verksamheterna är forskning där OPHI avser som nämnts ovan att utarbeta indikatorer för barnfattigdom, miljö och naturresurser, våld och säkerhet, med flera. OPHIs arbete har uppmärksammats av Sidas chefsekonomteam och ligger väl i fas med Sidas nuvarande arbete med multidimensionell fattigdom. Mot bakgrund av Sidas eget arbete med multidimensionell fattigdomsanalys har Sida föreslagit OPHI att också överväga att inkludera aspekter som makt och röst, samt mänsklig säkerhet. Denna insats förväntas bidra till att påverka länders policyutveckling och på så vis minska den multidimensionella fattigdomen. OPHI is a research initiative within Oxford University that aims to build and develop a more systematic methodological framework for understanding and measuring multidimensional poverty encompassing economic well-being, education and health dimensions. Project Objective: Contribute to reducing poverty in its many dimensions by working with a growing number of countries and agencies to develop multidimensional poverty measures, leading to the acceptance of the Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) globally and more effective and efficient poverty reduction policies. There are four outcomes: Outcome 1: Strengthen capacity of partner governments to implement National MPIs, tied to more effective, better targeted, and higher impact poverty reduction policies Outcome 2: Greater influence of the Global MPI as a tool for national governments and international agencies to measure progress towards the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda, leading to greater impact of the MPI on the programs of international agencies. Outcome 3: More policymakers to use of the MPI for national and international policy by employing effective communications strategies. Outcome 4: Strengthen multidimensional poverty measurement with rigorous, applied research on measures and their use for policy. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Developing countries, unspecified Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector Sida concludes that the four years of this grant have resulted in significant development of the Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) on global and country scale, including adapting the measure to better reflect the SDGs in partnership with UNDP. Subsequent year has presented a new perspective and analysis (inequalities in 2019, changes over time in 2020, and disaggregation by ethnicity and gender in 2021). With three new national MPIs measures released in 2021 (Angola, Paraguay and Namibia) the set target (i.e. 13) for countries with new national MPIs was reached. Partnerships with additional countries is further explored. To reach policymakers and support them in making the most of their MPIs an Executive Education Leaders Program has been developed and launched which OPHI will continue to offer in 2022 and beyond. Sida welcomes this as the measures are only effective in reducing poverty if they are applied in practice to improve national programmes, policies and laws. OPHI's documentation of experiences and best practices in how the MPI can improve policy evaluation, multisectoral coordination and budget allocation etc. is another example of this. The major challenge throughout the programme has been adapting to the continued impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, necessitating a move to a virtual format for events, capacity building and country-support (including Tanzania). Sida further welcomes OPHI's active contributions within applied research on how the global MPI data could be useful for understanding vulnerabilities and the likely impact of the pandemic and related crisis. Overall, Sida assesses the project has progressed well. The set targets have in general been met well or beyond with some remaining work left in relation to child poverty (output 4.1). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11141-11141A0101 Sweden OPHI (Oxford Poverty Human & Development Initiative) is an economic research centre within the Oxford Department of International Development at the University of Oxford. It was founded in 2007 and they are the creator of MPI (Multidimensional Poverty Index) both on national and global level. Their vision is to reduce poverty through innovative research as well as technical support and training on multidimensional poverty measurements. In 2013, they initiated the MPPN (Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network) which is a network consisting of today 53 nations and 16 organisations, where OPHI is functioning as the secretariat. The network is run by its members. OPHI's Global MPI can be broken down by indicator to demonstrate how the structure of multidimensional poverty differs across regions and different groups. This is for example useful to make an impact on country's policy. Thanks to its work, several countries have created national poverty reduction programmes and making better lives for multidimensional poor people. OPHI's vision is to spread the knowledge of multidimensional poverty and in that way affect countries policies to reduce poverty in its all dimensions. The proposals mission is to strengthen the work on multidimensional poverty and sustainable development in countries worldwide in accordance with agenda 2030 and the different SDG goals. This intervention which is a project support will fund OPHI's four core areas: 1. Building National MPI 2. The Global MPI, the SDG's and the 2030 Agenda3. Policy and communication. It is important not only to build national and global MPI, but a part of the work is also to promote the use of the measurement and develop better informed policies that are effective to reduce poverty. OPHI organises annually meetings of the MPPN network where countries can share knowledge with each other. This activity among others, are important because it leads to other countries understanding multidimensional poverty and taking a multidimensional approach to poverty measurement.4. Applied research. It is important for OPHI to continue to be innovative, and to develop practical research on multidimensional poverty measurements. Current research topics are: child poverty, gender equality and empowerment, environment and natural resources, violence and security and impact evaluation. With this intervention Sida will be funding OPHI's above areas including the MPPN network with 20 MSEK in four years (2017-2020). Sida's assessment is that OPHI's project proposal is well in line with Sida´s result strategy for global action on socially sustainable development 2014-2017, which aims to contribute to healthier lives and lifestyles, as well as a socially sustainable and equitable development. The intervention has activities that are expected to contribute to improved basic health and improved access to education. To reduce poverty, it is important with knowledge development and reliable statistics, and this is a big part of OPHI's work. Their work is normative and have an impact on country’s policy development. As mentioned above, one of OPHI's area is research where they intend to develop indicators for child poverty, gender equality and empowerment, environment and natural resources, violence and security and impact evaluation. The interventions are in this way also considered to be of relevance for the strategy for special initiatives for Human rights and Democratisation 2014-2017, and the result strategy for global action on environmentally and climate- friendly sustainable development 2014-2017, as well as for Sida´s present and/or planned bilateral result strategies. Given Sida's own work with multidimensional poverty, Sida has proposed to OPHI to consider including also aspects such as power and voice and human security in their MPI. The Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative (OPHI) är ett forskningscenter under Oxford Departement of International Development på Oxfords universitet. Det grundades 2007 och är skapare av multidimensionell fattigdomsindex (MPI), på nationell nivå samt på global nivå. OPHIs vision är att bidra till att minska fattigdom genom forskning, utbildning samt tekniskt bistånd i utformandet av utvecklingsländers multidimensionella fattigdomsindex (MPI). 2013 grundade OPHI nätverket MPPN (Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network) som idag består av representanter från 53 länder och 11 organisationer, där OPHI fungerar som sekretariatet. Nätverket är partnerlandsdrivet och deras arbete har erkänts och uppmärksammats av flera FN organisationer. OPHI har sedan 2010 haft ett samarbete med UNDP och hjälpt dem att utveckla deras Globala MPI. Idag har UNDP en egen Global MPI och så har OPHI. Skillnaden mellan de båda Globala MPI är att UNDPs Globala MPI inte går att aggregera på indikatornivå, och det är således inte möjligt att mäta framsteg mot SDG målen. UNDP och OPHI har en dialog om att eventuellt utarbeta en gemensam Global MPI. OPHIs arbete bidrar till att påverka ländernas fattigdomsbekämpning. Till exempel så har flera länder skapat nationella program för att minska fattigdomen. OPHI arbetar för att öka kunskapsspridningen kring multidimensionell fattigdom och på så vis påverka ländernas policys för att bidra till fattigdomsminskning och därmed till att förbättra människors liv. Insatsens mål är att stärka arbetet med multidimensionell fattigdom och hållbar utveckling i länder världen över, i enlighet med Agenda 2030 och de olika SDG målen. Utvecklinginsatsen kommer att stödja OPHIs följande områden: 1. Fortsätta att etablera och skapa nationella MPI. Målet är att stärka kapaciteten hos organisationer för att implementera nationella MPI kopplat till effektiva program för att minska fattigdom och förbättra policys för fattigdomsminskning. 2. Globala MPI. Målet är att förbättra globala MPI som ett redskap för att mäta framstegen i relation till SDG målen och Agenda 2030. 3. Policy- och kommunikationsmålet handlar om att använda effektiva kommunikationsstrategier som förespråkar användningen av MPI både för global och nationell policy för att minska fattigdom. OPHI, som har rollen som sekretariat i MPPN-nätverket, anordnar årligen möten där länder kan dela med sig av sina kunskaper om multidimensionellt fattigdomsindex. Detta arbete är viktigt, då det leder till en bättre förståelse av vad multidimensionell fattigdom är, samt att fler länder anammar en multidimensionell syn på fattigdom. 4. Forskningsmålet handlar om att genomföra praktisk och tillämpad forskning som stärker mätning av multidimensionell fattigdom och utvidga dess användning till policypåverkan. För att kunna utvecklas så är det av stor vikt för organisationen att fortsätta att arbeta med innovativ forskning, och där OPHI för närvarande har en förhoppning om att inkludera följande indikatorer i sitt index, barnfattigdom, jämställdhet och makt, klimat och naturresurser, våld och säkerhet. Sida kommer att ha en dialog med OPHI om att även undersöka möjligheter att inkludera, makt och röst samt mänsklig säkerhet. Med denna insats som är ett projektstöd, kommer Sida att stödja delar av OPHIs verksamhet, de fyra ovan nämnda områden, inklusive MPPN nätverket. Insatsen omfattar 20 MSEK under fyra år, där aktivitetsperioden är 2017- 2020. Ett viktigt redskap i arbetet med att minska fattigdom är kunskapsutveckling och tillförlitlig statistik och detta är en stor del av OPHIs arbete. Deras arbete är därutöver normerande och har en påverkan på fattiga länders policyutveckling. Ett av målen med verksamheterna är forskning där OPHI avser som nämnts ovan att utarbeta indikatorer för barnfattigdom, miljö och naturresurser, våld och säkerhet, med flera. OPHIs arbete har uppmärksammats av Sidas chefsekonomteam och ligger väl i fas med Sidas nuvarande arbete med multidimensionell fattigdom. Mot bakgrund av Sidas eget arbete med multidimensionell fattigdomsanalys har Sida föreslagit OPHI att också överväga att inkludera aspekter som makt och röst, samt mänsklig säkerhet. Denna insats förväntas bidra till att påverka länders policyutveckling och på så vis minska den multidimensionella fattigdomen. OPHI is a research initiative within Oxford University that aims to build and develop a more systematic methodological framework for understanding and measuring multidimensional poverty encompassing economic well-being, education and health dimensions. Project Objective: Contribute to reducing poverty in its many dimensions by working with a growing number of countries and agencies to develop multidimensional poverty measures, leading to the acceptance of the Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) globally and more effective and efficient poverty reduction policies. There are four outcomes: Outcome 1: Strengthen capacity of partner governments to implement National MPIs, tied to more effective, better targeted, and higher impact poverty reduction policies Outcome 2: Greater influence of the Global MPI as a tool for national governments and international agencies to measure progress towards the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda, leading to greater impact of the MPI on the programs of international agencies. Outcome 3: More policymakers to use of the MPI for national and international policy by employing effective communications strategies. Outcome 4: Strengthen multidimensional poverty measurement with rigorous, applied research on measures and their use for policy. Sweden University of Oxford Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 5000000 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 5000000 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative SE-0-SE-6-11141-11141A0102 Sweden OPHI (Oxford Poverty Human & Development Initiative) is an economic research centre within the Oxford Department of International Development at the University of Oxford. It was founded in 2007 and they are the creator of MPI (Multidimensional Poverty Index) both on national and global level. Their vision is to reduce poverty through innovative research as well as technical support and training on multidimensional poverty measurements. In 2013, they initiated the MPPN (Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network) which is a network consisting of today 53 nations and 16 organisations, where OPHI is functioning as the secretariat. The network is run by its members. OPHI's Global MPI can be broken down by indicator to demonstrate how the structure of multidimensional poverty differs across regions and different groups. This is for example useful to make an impact on country's policy. Thanks to its work, several countries have created national poverty reduction programmes and making better lives for multidimensional poor people. OPHI's vision is to spread the knowledge of multidimensional poverty and in that way affect countries policies to reduce poverty in its all dimensions. The proposals mission is to strengthen the work on multidimensional poverty and sustainable development in countries worldwide in accordance with agenda 2030 and the different SDG goals. This intervention which is a project support will fund OPHI's four core areas: 1. Building National MPI 2. The Global MPI, the SDG's and the 2030 Agenda3. Policy and communication. It is important not only to build national and global MPI, but a part of the work is also to promote the use of the measurement and develop better informed policies that are effective to reduce poverty. OPHI organises annually meetings of the MPPN network where countries can share knowledge with each other. This activity among others, are important because it leads to other countries understanding multidimensional poverty and taking a multidimensional approach to poverty measurement.4. Applied research. It is important for OPHI to continue to be innovative, and to develop practical research on multidimensional poverty measurements. Current research topics are: child poverty, gender equality and empowerment, environment and natural resources, violence and security and impact evaluation. With this intervention Sida will be funding OPHI's above areas including the MPPN network with 20 MSEK in four years (2017-2020). Sida's assessment is that OPHI's project proposal is well in line with Sida´s result strategy for global action on socially sustainable development 2014-2017, which aims to contribute to healthier lives and lifestyles, as well as a socially sustainable and equitable development. The intervention has activities that are expected to contribute to improved basic health and improved access to education. To reduce poverty, it is important with knowledge development and reliable statistics, and this is a big part of OPHI's work. Their work is normative and have an impact on country’s policy development. As mentioned above, one of OPHI's area is research where they intend to develop indicators for child poverty, gender equality and empowerment, environment and natural resources, violence and security and impact evaluation. The interventions are in this way also considered to be of relevance for the strategy for special initiatives for Human rights and Democratisation 2014-2017, and the result strategy for global action on environmentally and climate- friendly sustainable development 2014-2017, as well as for Sida´s present and/or planned bilateral result strategies. Given Sida's own work with multidimensional poverty, Sida has proposed to OPHI to consider including also aspects such as power and voice and human security in their MPI. The Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative (OPHI) är ett forskningscenter under Oxford Departement of International Development på Oxfords universitet. Det grundades 2007 och är skapare av multidimensionell fattigdomsindex (MPI), på nationell nivå samt på global nivå. OPHIs vision är att bidra till att minska fattigdom genom forskning, utbildning samt tekniskt bistånd i utformandet av utvecklingsländers multidimensionella fattigdomsindex (MPI). 2013 grundade OPHI nätverket MPPN (Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network) som idag består av representanter från 53 länder och 11 organisationer, där OPHI fungerar som sekretariatet. Nätverket är partnerlandsdrivet och deras arbete har erkänts och uppmärksammats av flera FN organisationer. OPHI har sedan 2010 haft ett samarbete med UNDP och hjälpt dem att utveckla deras Globala MPI. Idag har UNDP en egen Global MPI och så har OPHI. Skillnaden mellan de båda Globala MPI är att UNDPs Globala MPI inte går att aggregera på indikatornivå, och det är således inte möjligt att mäta framsteg mot SDG målen. UNDP och OPHI har en dialog om att eventuellt utarbeta en gemensam Global MPI. OPHIs arbete bidrar till att påverka ländernas fattigdomsbekämpning. Till exempel så har flera länder skapat nationella program för att minska fattigdomen. OPHI arbetar för att öka kunskapsspridningen kring multidimensionell fattigdom och på så vis påverka ländernas policys för att bidra till fattigdomsminskning och därmed till att förbättra människors liv. Insatsens mål är att stärka arbetet med multidimensionell fattigdom och hållbar utveckling i länder världen över, i enlighet med Agenda 2030 och de olika SDG målen. Utvecklinginsatsen kommer att stödja OPHIs följande områden: 1. Fortsätta att etablera och skapa nationella MPI. Målet är att stärka kapaciteten hos organisationer för att implementera nationella MPI kopplat till effektiva program för att minska fattigdom och förbättra policys för fattigdomsminskning. 2. Globala MPI. Målet är att förbättra globala MPI som ett redskap för att mäta framstegen i relation till SDG målen och Agenda 2030. 3. Policy- och kommunikationsmålet handlar om att använda effektiva kommunikationsstrategier som förespråkar användningen av MPI både för global och nationell policy för att minska fattigdom. OPHI, som har rollen som sekretariat i MPPN-nätverket, anordnar årligen möten där länder kan dela med sig av sina kunskaper om multidimensionellt fattigdomsindex. Detta arbete är viktigt, då det leder till en bättre förståelse av vad multidimensionell fattigdom är, samt att fler länder anammar en multidimensionell syn på fattigdom. 4. Forskningsmålet handlar om att genomföra praktisk och tillämpad forskning som stärker mätning av multidimensionell fattigdom och utvidga dess användning till policypåverkan. För att kunna utvecklas så är det av stor vikt för organisationen att fortsätta att arbeta med innovativ forskning, och där OPHI för närvarande har en förhoppning om att inkludera följande indikatorer i sitt index, barnfattigdom, jämställdhet och makt, klimat och naturresurser, våld och säkerhet. Sida kommer att ha en dialog med OPHI om att även undersöka möjligheter att inkludera, makt och röst samt mänsklig säkerhet. Med denna insats som är ett projektstöd, kommer Sida att stödja delar av OPHIs verksamhet, de fyra ovan nämnda områden, inklusive MPPN nätverket. Insatsen omfattar 20 MSEK under fyra år, där aktivitetsperioden är 2017- 2020. Ett viktigt redskap i arbetet med att minska fattigdom är kunskapsutveckling och tillförlitlig statistik och detta är en stor del av OPHIs arbete. Deras arbete är därutöver normerande och har en påverkan på fattiga länders policyutveckling. Ett av målen med verksamheterna är forskning där OPHI avser som nämnts ovan att utarbeta indikatorer för barnfattigdom, miljö och naturresurser, våld och säkerhet, med flera. OPHIs arbete har uppmärksammats av Sidas chefsekonomteam och ligger väl i fas med Sidas nuvarande arbete med multidimensionell fattigdom. Mot bakgrund av Sidas eget arbete med multidimensionell fattigdomsanalys har Sida föreslagit OPHI att också överväga att inkludera aspekter som makt och röst, samt mänsklig säkerhet. Denna insats förväntas bidra till att påverka länders policyutveckling och på så vis minska den multidimensionella fattigdomen. OPHI is a research initiative within Oxford University that aims to build and develop a more systematic methodological framework for understanding and measuring multidimensional poverty encompassing economic well-being, education and health dimensions. Project Objective: Contribute to reducing poverty in its many dimensions by working with a growing number of countries and agencies to develop multidimensional poverty measures, leading to the acceptance of the Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) globally and more effective and efficient poverty reduction policies. There are four outcomes: Outcome 1: Strengthen capacity of partner governments to implement National MPIs, tied to more effective, better targeted, and higher impact poverty reduction policies Outcome 2: Greater influence of the Global MPI as a tool for national governments and international agencies to measure progress towards the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda, leading to greater impact of the MPI on the programs of international agencies. Outcome 3: More policymakers to use of the MPI for national and international policy by employing effective communications strategies. Outcome 4: Strengthen multidimensional poverty measurement with rigorous, applied research on measures and their use for policy. Sweden University of Oxford Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1200000 0 0 0 0 1200000 0 0 1200000 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 1200000 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative SE-0-SE-6-11141-11141A0103 Sweden OPHI (Oxford Poverty Human & Development Initiative) is an economic research centre within the Oxford Department of International Development at the University of Oxford. It was founded in 2007 and they are the creator of MPI (Multidimensional Poverty Index) both on national and global level. Their vision is to reduce poverty through innovative research as well as technical support and training on multidimensional poverty measurements. In 2013, they initiated the MPPN (Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network) which is a network consisting of today 53 nations and 16 organisations, where OPHI is functioning as the secretariat. The network is run by its members. OPHI's Global MPI can be broken down by indicator to demonstrate how the structure of multidimensional poverty differs across regions and different groups. This is for example useful to make an impact on country's policy. Thanks to its work, several countries have created national poverty reduction programmes and making better lives for multidimensional poor people. OPHI's vision is to spread the knowledge of multidimensional poverty and in that way affect countries policies to reduce poverty in its all dimensions. The proposals mission is to strengthen the work on multidimensional poverty and sustainable development in countries worldwide in accordance with agenda 2030 and the different SDG goals. This intervention which is a project support will fund OPHI's four core areas: 1. Building National MPI 2. The Global MPI, the SDG's and the 2030 Agenda3. Policy and communication. It is important not only to build national and global MPI, but a part of the work is also to promote the use of the measurement and develop better informed policies that are effective to reduce poverty. OPHI organises annually meetings of the MPPN network where countries can share knowledge with each other. This activity among others, are important because it leads to other countries understanding multidimensional poverty and taking a multidimensional approach to poverty measurement.4. Applied research. It is important for OPHI to continue to be innovative, and to develop practical research on multidimensional poverty measurements. Current research topics are: child poverty, gender equality and empowerment, environment and natural resources, violence and security and impact evaluation. With this intervention Sida will be funding OPHI's above areas including the MPPN network with 20 MSEK in four years (2017-2020). Sida's assessment is that OPHI's project proposal is well in line with Sida´s result strategy for global action on socially sustainable development 2014-2017, which aims to contribute to healthier lives and lifestyles, as well as a socially sustainable and equitable development. The intervention has activities that are expected to contribute to improved basic health and improved access to education. To reduce poverty, it is important with knowledge development and reliable statistics, and this is a big part of OPHI's work. Their work is normative and have an impact on country’s policy development. As mentioned above, one of OPHI's area is research where they intend to develop indicators for child poverty, gender equality and empowerment, environment and natural resources, violence and security and impact evaluation. The interventions are in this way also considered to be of relevance for the strategy for special initiatives for Human rights and Democratisation 2014-2017, and the result strategy for global action on environmentally and climate- friendly sustainable development 2014-2017, as well as for Sida´s present and/or planned bilateral result strategies. Given Sida's own work with multidimensional poverty, Sida has proposed to OPHI to consider including also aspects such as power and voice and human security in their MPI. The Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative (OPHI) är ett forskningscenter under Oxford Departement of International Development på Oxfords universitet. Det grundades 2007 och är skapare av multidimensionell fattigdomsindex (MPI), på nationell nivå samt på global nivå. OPHIs vision är att bidra till att minska fattigdom genom forskning, utbildning samt tekniskt bistånd i utformandet av utvecklingsländers multidimensionella fattigdomsindex (MPI). 2013 grundade OPHI nätverket MPPN (Multidimensional Poverty Peer Network) som idag består av representanter från 53 länder och 11 organisationer, där OPHI fungerar som sekretariatet. Nätverket är partnerlandsdrivet och deras arbete har erkänts och uppmärksammats av flera FN organisationer. OPHI har sedan 2010 haft ett samarbete med UNDP och hjälpt dem att utveckla deras Globala MPI. Idag har UNDP en egen Global MPI och så har OPHI. Skillnaden mellan de båda Globala MPI är att UNDPs Globala MPI inte går att aggregera på indikatornivå, och det är således inte möjligt att mäta framsteg mot SDG målen. UNDP och OPHI har en dialog om att eventuellt utarbeta en gemensam Global MPI. OPHIs arbete bidrar till att påverka ländernas fattigdomsbekämpning. Till exempel så har flera länder skapat nationella program för att minska fattigdomen. OPHI arbetar för att öka kunskapsspridningen kring multidimensionell fattigdom och på så vis påverka ländernas policys för att bidra till fattigdomsminskning och därmed till att förbättra människors liv. Insatsens mål är att stärka arbetet med multidimensionell fattigdom och hållbar utveckling i länder världen över, i enlighet med Agenda 2030 och de olika SDG målen. Utvecklinginsatsen kommer att stödja OPHIs följande områden: 1. Fortsätta att etablera och skapa nationella MPI. Målet är att stärka kapaciteten hos organisationer för att implementera nationella MPI kopplat till effektiva program för att minska fattigdom och förbättra policys för fattigdomsminskning. 2. Globala MPI. Målet är att förbättra globala MPI som ett redskap för att mäta framstegen i relation till SDG målen och Agenda 2030. 3. Policy- och kommunikationsmålet handlar om att använda effektiva kommunikationsstrategier som förespråkar användningen av MPI både för global och nationell policy för att minska fattigdom. OPHI, som har rollen som sekretariat i MPPN-nätverket, anordnar årligen möten där länder kan dela med sig av sina kunskaper om multidimensionellt fattigdomsindex. Detta arbete är viktigt, då det leder till en bättre förståelse av vad multidimensionell fattigdom är, samt att fler länder anammar en multidimensionell syn på fattigdom. 4. Forskningsmålet handlar om att genomföra praktisk och tillämpad forskning som stärker mätning av multidimensionell fattigdom och utvidga dess användning till policypåverkan. För att kunna utvecklas så är det av stor vikt för organisationen att fortsätta att arbeta med innovativ forskning, och där OPHI för närvarande har en förhoppning om att inkludera följande indikatorer i sitt index, barnfattigdom, jämställdhet och makt, klimat och naturresurser, våld och säkerhet. Sida kommer att ha en dialog med OPHI om att även undersöka möjligheter att inkludera, makt och röst samt mänsklig säkerhet. Med denna insats som är ett projektstöd, kommer Sida att stödja delar av OPHIs verksamhet, de fyra ovan nämnda områden, inklusive MPPN nätverket. Insatsen omfattar 20 MSEK under fyra år, där aktivitetsperioden är 2017- 2020. Ett viktigt redskap i arbetet med att minska fattigdom är kunskapsutveckling och tillförlitlig statistik och detta är en stor del av OPHIs arbete. Deras arbete är därutöver normerande och har en påverkan på fattiga länders policyutveckling. Ett av målen med verksamheterna är forskning där OPHI avser som nämnts ovan att utarbeta indikatorer för barnfattigdom, miljö och naturresurser, våld och säkerhet, med flera. OPHIs arbete har uppmärksammats av Sidas chefsekonomteam och ligger väl i fas med Sidas nuvarande arbete med multidimensionell fattigdom. Mot bakgrund av Sidas eget arbete med multidimensionell fattigdomsanalys har Sida föreslagit OPHI att också överväga att inkludera aspekter som makt och röst, samt mänsklig säkerhet. Denna insats förväntas bidra till att påverka länders policyutveckling och på så vis minska den multidimensionella fattigdomen. OPHI is a research initiative within Oxford University that aims to build and develop a more systematic methodological framework for understanding and measuring multidimensional poverty encompassing economic well-being, education and health dimensions. Project Objective: Contribute to reducing poverty in its many dimensions by working with a growing number of countries and agencies to develop multidimensional poverty measures, leading to the acceptance of the Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) globally and more effective and efficient poverty reduction policies. There are four outcomes: Outcome 1: Strengthen capacity of partner governments to implement National MPIs, tied to more effective, better targeted, and higher impact poverty reduction policies Outcome 2: Greater influence of the Global MPI as a tool for national governments and international agencies to measure progress towards the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda, leading to greater impact of the MPI on the programs of international agencies. Outcome 3: More policymakers to use of the MPI for national and international policy by employing effective communications strategies. Outcome 4: Strengthen multidimensional poverty measurement with rigorous, applied research on measures and their use for policy. Sweden University of Oxford Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 5000000 5000000 -503198 5000000 5000000 0 -503198 5000000 14496802 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 5000000 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 5000000 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative 5000000 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative -503198.34 Oxford Poverty Human Development Initiative Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened and sustainable good quality health systems Stärkta och hållbara system av god kvalitet för hälsa Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Strengthened and sustainable good quality systems for education and learning Stärkta och hållbara system av god kvalitet för utbildning och lärande Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11169 Sweden The intervention consists of the implementation of Strategic Plan 2018-2020 of the Swedish Committee for Afghanistan (SCA). The Strategic Plan has five overarching objectives: - The health and nutrition conditions of SCA target groups are improved. - All children in targeted communities have improved learning achievements. - SCA target groups are more engaged in community-driven development and are able to secure their means of living, providing them with resilience against shocks and emergencies. - Strengthened public and political commitment for the rights of the people in Afghanistan. - SCA is a more credible and sustainable organisation, working together towards achieving its mission. SCA's successful engagement in Afghanistan during the last 40 years, often under very difficult circumstances, speaks for SCA's competence and capacity to implement its Strategic Plan during the activity period. Every year, SCA reaches a large number of people with education and health services and with community development projects. A number of evaluations, both internal and external, are is performed each year. Together, these evaluations provide evidence that SCA is able to achieve good results for the target groups. Evaluation over the last few years have for example shown that women and disabled people that have been provide with loans have increased their incomes significantly. SCA’s program for Community Based Rehabilitation contributed to mobility activities of daily living improved, as did communication, participation in social and community life became enhanced, and emotional well-being improved drastically. The program also improved access to employment as well as writing and reading skills. Local level interventions for women have contributed to improved mobility for women in villages and districts. Through the capacity development training in leadership, women have enhanced their confidence started to look opportunities where they can get engaged in the community work. Sida is SCA’s single biggest donor and provides approx. 60 percent of the financing during the activity period. The second largest source of funding is the Afghan government. Other sources of funding include membership fees, private donations, other donors and contributions from companies. SCA has gradually reduced its dependence on funding from Sida and intends continue broadening its funding base and has for example, set as a goal to double its funding from corporate sources during the activity period. Insatsen utgörs av genomförandet av Svenska Afghanistankommitténs (SAK) Strategiska Plan (SP) perioden 2018 till 2021. Planen har fem övergripande mål: - Målgruppernas hälsa och näringsstatus har förbättrats. - Barn i de samhällen som blivit utvalda för utbildningssatsningar uppvisar ett förbättrat lärande. - SAK:s målgrupper är mer engagerade i sina egna samhällens utveckling och har förmågan att säkerställa sin egen försörjning vilket gör dem bättre förberedda att hantera olika typer och chocker och katastrofer. - Ett starkare politiskt och allmänt engagemang för det afghanska folkets rättigheter. - SAK är en trovärdig och stark organisation, engagerad för att genomföra organisations uppdrag. SAK:s framgångsrika engagemang i Afghanistan under 40 år, ofta under mycket svåra villkor, talar för SAK:s kapacitet och kompetens att genomföra sin Strategiska Plan under insatsperioden. SAK når varje år ett stort antal människor med tjänster inom utbildnings- och hälsosektorerna och genom olika utvecklingsprojekt på lokal nivå. Varje år genomförs ett antal utvärderingar, både interna och externa, av SAK:s verksamhet. Sammantaget visar dessa att SAK åstadkommer goda resultat för målgrupperna. Utvärderingar har under senare år bl.a. visat att kvinnor och människor med funktionsnedsättningar som erbjudits lån för att utveckla produktiva verksamhet ökade sina inkomster signifikant. SAK:s program för Community Based Rehabilitation har bidragit till att deltagarna märkbart kunnat förbättra sin rörlighet, kommunikation, deltagande i det lokals samhällslivet och sitt psykiska välbefinnande. Programmet har bidragit till en positiv effekt på sysselsättning för rörelsehindrade och till förbättrad läs- och skrivkunnighet. SAK:s insatser för kvinnor på lokal nivå har bidragit till att kvinnors rörlighet inom byarna och distrikten ökat. Genom kapacitetsträning för ledarskap har kvinnor uppvisat ett ökat självförtroende och kvinnor har sökt uppgifter i lokalsamhället utanför hemmet. Sida är SAK:s enskilt störst finansieringskälla och täcker drygt 60 procent av finansieringsbehovet under insatsperioden. Den näst största finansieringen kommer från den afghanska staten. Övrig finansiering inkluderar medlemsavgifter, privata gåvor, andra givare och bidrag från företag. SAK har gradvis minskat sitt beroende av Sida som finansiär och ämnar fortsätta att bredda sin finansieringsbas och har bl.a. som mål att dubbla finansieringen från privata företag under insatsperioden. The intervention aims to: 1. IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND NUTRITION FOR THE TARGET GROUPS a. Improved access to quality health care and utilisation of health services b. Improved behaviour on how to prevent disease and improve health c. Community-based organizations in target communities and professional associations are more self-organized, representative and fulfil their responsibilities in the promotion and advocacy of accountable and responsive health services d. Health authorities have better capacity to secure sustainable, effective and inclusive health services 2. ALL CHILDREN IN TARGETED COMMUNITIES HAVE IMPROVED LEARNING ACHIEVEMENTS a. Improved access and inclusive learning environment for all children b. Enhanced effective teaching and quality education c. Community-based organizations in target communities and professional associations are more self-organized, representative and fulfil their responsibilities in the promotion and advocacy of accountable and responsive education services d. Education authorities have better capacity to secure sustainable, inclusive and effective education services 3. SCA TARGET GROUPS ARE MORE ENGAGED IN COMMUNITY-DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT AND ARE ABLE TO SECURE THEIR MEANS OF LIVING, PROVIDING THEM WITH RESILIENCE AGAINST SHOCKS AND EMERGENCIES a. SCA target groups have enhanced existing livelihoods and/or diversified livelihood options b. Community-based organisations in target communities are more self-organised, representative and fulfil their responsibilities in the promotion and advocacy of accountable and responsive community-driven development c. Local government authorities have enhanced capacity to better respond to the demands of the target groups The intervention will contribute to SCA improving its capacity to pick up and channel voices of the target groups to the donors and policy-makers. The contribution will also contribute strengthen SCA as an organization to achieve its mission. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Multisector aid for basic social services Other Social Infrastructure & Services Since the contribution covers a very wide reaching programme, the below is just a few examples of all results that have been achieved. Strategic Intervention area 1: Health Outcome 1.1: Access to health, nutrition, and integrated rehabilitation services improved in the target groups. - Since 2018 SCA's activities contributed to increased access and utilization of healthcare services. Average care-seeking rose from an average of 2.46 times per person and year to 2.89 times in 2022 in SCA's target areas. Over the entire period, SCA's hospitals and health clinics received over 10.5 million patient visits. - Over the programme period an average of 84% of births in the targeted regions were attended by a skilled birth attendant and 95 % of children in the targeted areas received PENTA 3 vaccine. - All of SCA's health facilities implemented Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) protocols to minimise spread of infections and cross contamination. - Competence development trainings were organised for 12,400 health staff including community health workers (43 % women) which is 117% of the total target, overachieved due to recruitment of new staff. - Hiring competent staff with a focus of women has been crucial to drive the achievement of desired Mother and Child Health outcomes. In Wardak 72 new staff (34 % women) were hired during 2022, including medical doctors, midwives and vaccinators. In Nuristan, 16 new women staff were hired as midwives, psychosocial counsellors, nurses, and vaccinators. 96% of health posts had women community health workers in order to facilitate access for women. Hiring women staff has been made possible due to the provision of supportive facilities and motivational packages. - Rehabilitation and inclusion of persons with disabilities have been essential in reaching the planned outcome. The mental well-being of persons with disabilities was strengthened by the psychosocial support services included in the existing physical rehabilitation programme activities. During 2022, 19 010 (41 % women) people received physiotherapy and 18 437 (32 % women/girls) persons with disabilities received or repaired their assistive devices. Outcome 1.2 Improved behaviour on how to prevent disease and improve health - Positive changes in behaviour were observed with regard to water, sanitation, and hygiene in the target rural communities. Apart from having access to safe drinking water, the creation of hand washing points or stations, handwashing with soap, and safe water storage were the most noticeable changes. SCAs WASH programme reached 257 565 community members (133 934 women) in 199 communities across eleven provinces during 2022. - The Learning for Healthy Living program enrolled 20 500 students over the contribution period. In 2022 it recorded a 127% achievement against target even though the DFA temporarily suspended the program during second quarter of 2022. - In 2022 SCA distributed over 19 000 hygiene kits to first grade students in schools, and over 10 000 Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) kits to teenage and adolescent girls in schools and homes to ensure MHM is not a barrier to girls access to education or reason for erratic attendance. As part of its school health programming, SCA established and fully equipped 26 health posts in hub schools across all its regions for use by girls and boys when in need of health-related information and basic health services. The health posts will be functional and ready to offer services in 2023. Strategic objective 2. Targeted communities have improved learning achievements Outcome 2.1. Improved access and inclusive learning environment for all children - There was a marginal overall improvement of 0.4% in the average gross enrolment ratio (GER) between 2018-2022 compared to the GER baseline of 69% in SCAs programme, despite of the challenges in the education sector, including the ban on girls secondary education. - There was an average increase of 30% in the gross enrolment ratio of girls with disability and 24.8% in the gross enrolment ratio of boys with disabilities between 2018 and 2022. This was achieved through concerted efforts on continuous advocacy, especially regarding disability inclusion, implementation of preparatory education, capacity building of teachers and students and awareness raising among School Management Shura (SMS) members, students, parents, and community members. - The total number of CBE students increased from 104 165 in 2021 to 119 991 in 2022. Outcome 2.2. Enhanced effective teaching and quality education - Three was an overall improvement of 15% in teachers trained by SCA and able to demonstrate improved teaching practices. This was achieved through SCAs focus on training teachers in different thematic areas, mentorship support and follow up and on-site support to teachers. -There was an increase of 7% of students (girls 7%; boys 11%) achieving grade level competences in literacy and numeracy between the baseline of 75% (girls 81%; boys 66%) and the endline in 2021. - SCA incorporated 16 research fellows (7 women) to mentor over 100 teachers (over 50% women) from 60 CBE and formal schools in eight across provinces (Nangarhar, Kunar, Ghazni, Paktika, Balkh, Jowzjan, Kabul and Helmand) in utilization of action research to improve the learning and delivery of instruction. - Special Education Resource Persons were trained in advanced Braille and sign language. 501 (61% women) CBR workers and special education teachers were trained in preparatory and special education. Strategic Objective 3: SCA target groups are more engaged in community-driven development and can secure their means of living, providing them with resilience against shocks and emergencies. Outcome 3.1. SCA target groups have enhanced existing livelihoods and/or diversified livelihood options - 77% of the households/respondents improved their income after participating in SCA programme interventions as a result of expanding existing businesses, starting new businesses, improving production, and gaining access to markets. Approximately 82% of respondents who reported a rise in income increased it by more than 25%, and 43% increased it by more than 50%. - 70 % of respondents/households reported better living conditions than in 2017/18, while just a small proportion of households (10%) poorer living conditions. Outcome 3.2. Community-based organizations in target communities are more self-organized, representative and fulfil their responsibilities in the promotion and advocacy of accountable and responsive community-driven development - In 2022, SCA supported, financially and technically, 17 Organisations of Persons with Disabilities (OPDs), including four women OPDs. Over the years their institutional maturity has increased, and their capacity to better protect and defend the rights of persons with intellectual and physical disabilities improved. - In 2022 SCA supported 105 Self-Help Groups (SHG, out of 49 are women SHGs) of persons with disabilities to further encourage them to continue efforts and improve their income generation activities. Outcome 3.3. Local government authorities have enhanced capacity to better respond to the demands of the target groups - Following the political change, engagement and coordination with local duty bearers have mostly been focused on facilitating the execution of programme activities. SCA facilitated field/monitoring visits and interaction events between the rights holders and duty bearers to strengthen engagement and improve accountability and public service delivery. Capacity development activities for duty bearers were not planned and implemented in 2022. The field visits with interactions or discussions between rights holders and duty bearers were beneficial for increasing local duty bearers' understanding of development activities, creating strong links with communities to understand issues and concerns, and cultivating a sense of accountability and responsiveness. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11169-11169A0101 Sweden The intervention consists of the implementation of Strategic Plan 2018-2020 of the Swedish Committee for Afghanistan (SCA). The Strategic Plan has five overarching objectives: - The health and nutrition conditions of SCA target groups are improved. - All children in targeted communities have improved learning achievements. - SCA target groups are more engaged in community-driven development and are able to secure their means of living, providing them with resilience against shocks and emergencies. - Strengthened public and political commitment for the rights of the people in Afghanistan. - SCA is a more credible and sustainable organisation, working together towards achieving its mission. SCA's successful engagement in Afghanistan during the last 40 years, often under very difficult circumstances, speaks for SCA's competence and capacity to implement its Strategic Plan during the activity period. Every year, SCA reaches a large number of people with education and health services and with community development projects. A number of evaluations, both internal and external, are is performed each year. Together, these evaluations provide evidence that SCA is able to achieve good results for the target groups. Evaluation over the last few years have for example shown that women and disabled people that have been provide with loans have increased their incomes significantly. SCA’s program for Community Based Rehabilitation contributed to mobility activities of daily living improved, as did communication, participation in social and community life became enhanced, and emotional well-being improved drastically. The program also improved access to employment as well as writing and reading skills. Local level interventions for women have contributed to improved mobility for women in villages and districts. Through the capacity development training in leadership, women have enhanced their confidence started to look opportunities where they can get engaged in the community work. Sida is SCA’s single biggest donor and provides approx. 60 percent of the financing during the activity period. The second largest source of funding is the Afghan government. Other sources of funding include membership fees, private donations, other donors and contributions from companies. SCA has gradually reduced its dependence on funding from Sida and intends continue broadening its funding base and has for example, set as a goal to double its funding from corporate sources during the activity period. Insatsen utgörs av genomförandet av Svenska Afghanistankommitténs (SAK) Strategiska Plan (SP) perioden 2018 till 2021. Planen har fem övergripande mål: - Målgruppernas hälsa och näringsstatus har förbättrats. - Barn i de samhällen som blivit utvalda för utbildningssatsningar uppvisar ett förbättrat lärande. - SAK:s målgrupper är mer engagerade i sina egna samhällens utveckling och har förmågan att säkerställa sin egen försörjning vilket gör dem bättre förberedda att hantera olika typer och chocker och katastrofer. - Ett starkare politiskt och allmänt engagemang för det afghanska folkets rättigheter. - SAK är en trovärdig och stark organisation, engagerad för att genomföra organisations uppdrag. SAK:s framgångsrika engagemang i Afghanistan under 40 år, ofta under mycket svåra villkor, talar för SAK:s kapacitet och kompetens att genomföra sin Strategiska Plan under insatsperioden. SAK når varje år ett stort antal människor med tjänster inom utbildnings- och hälsosektorerna och genom olika utvecklingsprojekt på lokal nivå. Varje år genomförs ett antal utvärderingar, både interna och externa, av SAK:s verksamhet. Sammantaget visar dessa att SAK åstadkommer goda resultat för målgrupperna. Utvärderingar har under senare år bl.a. visat att kvinnor och människor med funktionsnedsättningar som erbjudits lån för att utveckla produktiva verksamhet ökade sina inkomster signifikant. SAK:s program för Community Based Rehabilitation har bidragit till att deltagarna märkbart kunnat förbättra sin rörlighet, kommunikation, deltagande i det lokals samhällslivet och sitt psykiska välbefinnande. Programmet har bidragit till en positiv effekt på sysselsättning för rörelsehindrade och till förbättrad läs- och skrivkunnighet. SAK:s insatser för kvinnor på lokal nivå har bidragit till att kvinnors rörlighet inom byarna och distrikten ökat. Genom kapacitetsträning för ledarskap har kvinnor uppvisat ett ökat självförtroende och kvinnor har sökt uppgifter i lokalsamhället utanför hemmet. Sida är SAK:s enskilt störst finansieringskälla och täcker drygt 60 procent av finansieringsbehovet under insatsperioden. Den näst största finansieringen kommer från den afghanska staten. Övrig finansiering inkluderar medlemsavgifter, privata gåvor, andra givare och bidrag från företag. SAK har gradvis minskat sitt beroende av Sida som finansiär och ämnar fortsätta att bredda sin finansieringsbas och har bl.a. som mål att dubbla finansieringen från privata företag under insatsperioden. The intervention aims to: 1. IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND NUTRITION FOR THE TARGET GROUPS a. Improved access to quality health care and utilisation of health services b. Improved behaviour on how to prevent disease and improve health c. Community-based organizations in target communities and professional associations are more self-organized, representative and fulfil their responsibilities in the promotion and advocacy of accountable and responsive health services d. Health authorities have better capacity to secure sustainable, effective and inclusive health services 2. ALL CHILDREN IN TARGETED COMMUNITIES HAVE IMPROVED LEARNING ACHIEVEMENTS a. Improved access and inclusive learning environment for all children b. Enhanced effective teaching and quality education c. Community-based organizations in target communities and professional associations are more self-organized, representative and fulfil their responsibilities in the promotion and advocacy of accountable and responsive education services d. Education authorities have better capacity to secure sustainable, inclusive and effective education services 3. SCA TARGET GROUPS ARE MORE ENGAGED IN COMMUNITY-DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT AND ARE ABLE TO SECURE THEIR MEANS OF LIVING, PROVIDING THEM WITH RESILIENCE AGAINST SHOCKS AND EMERGENCIES a. SCA target groups have enhanced existing livelihoods and/or diversified livelihood options b. Community-based organisations in target communities are more self-organised, representative and fulfil their responsibilities in the promotion and advocacy of accountable and responsive community-driven development c. Local government authorities have enhanced capacity to better respond to the demands of the target groups The intervention will contribute to SCA improving its capacity to pick up and channel voices of the target groups to the donors and policy-makers. The contribution will also contribute strengthen SCA as an organization to achieve its mission. Sweden Svenska Afghanistankommittén Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Svenska Afghanistankommittén 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 202000000 185000000 200000000 100000000 0 100000000 88000000 100000000 90000000 0 0 0 0 100000000 0 12000000 0 97000000 100000000 0 687000000 Svenska Afghanistankommittén 100000000 Svenska Afghanistankommittén 90000000 Svenska Afghanistankommittén 12000000 Svenska Afghanistankommittén 88000000 Svenska Afghanistankommittén 97000000 Svenska Afghanistankommittén 100000000 Svenska Afghanistankommittén 100000000 Svenska Afghanistankommittén 100000000 Svenska Afghanistankommittén Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 Strengthened respect for human rights, with particular focus on the opportunities of women and children to enjoy their human rights Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och flickors möjligheter att åtnjuta sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck More women and men participate in strengthened democratic processes and demand accountability from authorities and elected representatives Fler kvinnor och män deltar i stärkta demokratiska processer och utkräver ansvar från myndigheter och folkvalda företrädare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of civil society to promote greater respect for human rights and contribute to the transparency and scrutiny of public institutions Stärkt kapacitet inom det civila samhället att arbeta för ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och bidra till insyn och granskning av offentliga institutioner Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck More girls and boys have access to improved schooling up to and including upper secondary education Fler flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förbättrad grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved livelihood opportunities for poor women and men in rural areas, including conditions to start and run commercial activities Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för fattiga kvinnor och män på landsbygden inklusive förutsättningar att starta och driva kommersiella verksamheter Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11169-11169A0102 Sweden The intervention consists of the implementation of Strategic Plan 2018-2020 of the Swedish Committee for Afghanistan (SCA). The Strategic Plan has five overarching objectives: - The health and nutrition conditions of SCA target groups are improved. - All children in targeted communities have improved learning achievements. - SCA target groups are more engaged in community-driven development and are able to secure their means of living, providing them with resilience against shocks and emergencies. - Strengthened public and political commitment for the rights of the people in Afghanistan. - SCA is a more credible and sustainable organisation, working together towards achieving its mission. SCA's successful engagement in Afghanistan during the last 40 years, often under very difficult circumstances, speaks for SCA's competence and capacity to implement its Strategic Plan during the activity period. Every year, SCA reaches a large number of people with education and health services and with community development projects. A number of evaluations, both internal and external, are is performed each year. Together, these evaluations provide evidence that SCA is able to achieve good results for the target groups. Evaluation over the last few years have for example shown that women and disabled people that have been provide with loans have increased their incomes significantly. SCA’s program for Community Based Rehabilitation contributed to mobility activities of daily living improved, as did communication, participation in social and community life became enhanced, and emotional well-being improved drastically. The program also improved access to employment as well as writing and reading skills. Local level interventions for women have contributed to improved mobility for women in villages and districts. Through the capacity development training in leadership, women have enhanced their confidence started to look opportunities where they can get engaged in the community work. Sida is SCA’s single biggest donor and provides approx. 60 percent of the financing during the activity period. The second largest source of funding is the Afghan government. Other sources of funding include membership fees, private donations, other donors and contributions from companies. SCA has gradually reduced its dependence on funding from Sida and intends continue broadening its funding base and has for example, set as a goal to double its funding from corporate sources during the activity period. Insatsen utgörs av genomförandet av Svenska Afghanistankommitténs (SAK) Strategiska Plan (SP) perioden 2018 till 2021. Planen har fem övergripande mål: - Målgruppernas hälsa och näringsstatus har förbättrats. - Barn i de samhällen som blivit utvalda för utbildningssatsningar uppvisar ett förbättrat lärande. - SAK:s målgrupper är mer engagerade i sina egna samhällens utveckling och har förmågan att säkerställa sin egen försörjning vilket gör dem bättre förberedda att hantera olika typer och chocker och katastrofer. - Ett starkare politiskt och allmänt engagemang för det afghanska folkets rättigheter. - SAK är en trovärdig och stark organisation, engagerad för att genomföra organisations uppdrag. SAK:s framgångsrika engagemang i Afghanistan under 40 år, ofta under mycket svåra villkor, talar för SAK:s kapacitet och kompetens att genomföra sin Strategiska Plan under insatsperioden. SAK når varje år ett stort antal människor med tjänster inom utbildnings- och hälsosektorerna och genom olika utvecklingsprojekt på lokal nivå. Varje år genomförs ett antal utvärderingar, både interna och externa, av SAK:s verksamhet. Sammantaget visar dessa att SAK åstadkommer goda resultat för målgrupperna. Utvärderingar har under senare år bl.a. visat att kvinnor och människor med funktionsnedsättningar som erbjudits lån för att utveckla produktiva verksamhet ökade sina inkomster signifikant. SAK:s program för Community Based Rehabilitation har bidragit till att deltagarna märkbart kunnat förbättra sin rörlighet, kommunikation, deltagande i det lokals samhällslivet och sitt psykiska välbefinnande. Programmet har bidragit till en positiv effekt på sysselsättning för rörelsehindrade och till förbättrad läs- och skrivkunnighet. SAK:s insatser för kvinnor på lokal nivå har bidragit till att kvinnors rörlighet inom byarna och distrikten ökat. Genom kapacitetsträning för ledarskap har kvinnor uppvisat ett ökat självförtroende och kvinnor har sökt uppgifter i lokalsamhället utanför hemmet. Sida är SAK:s enskilt störst finansieringskälla och täcker drygt 60 procent av finansieringsbehovet under insatsperioden. Den näst största finansieringen kommer från den afghanska staten. Övrig finansiering inkluderar medlemsavgifter, privata gåvor, andra givare och bidrag från företag. SAK har gradvis minskat sitt beroende av Sida som finansiär och ämnar fortsätta att bredda sin finansieringsbas och har bl.a. som mål att dubbla finansieringen från privata företag under insatsperioden. The intervention aims to: 1. IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND NUTRITION FOR THE TARGET GROUPS a. Improved access to quality health care and utilisation of health services b. Improved behaviour on how to prevent disease and improve health c. Community-based organizations in target communities and professional associations are more self-organized, representative and fulfil their responsibilities in the promotion and advocacy of accountable and responsive health services d. Health authorities have better capacity to secure sustainable, effective and inclusive health services 2. ALL CHILDREN IN TARGETED COMMUNITIES HAVE IMPROVED LEARNING ACHIEVEMENTS a. Improved access and inclusive learning environment for all children b. Enhanced effective teaching and quality education c. Community-based organizations in target communities and professional associations are more self-organized, representative and fulfil their responsibilities in the promotion and advocacy of accountable and responsive education services d. Education authorities have better capacity to secure sustainable, inclusive and effective education services 3. SCA TARGET GROUPS ARE MORE ENGAGED IN COMMUNITY-DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT AND ARE ABLE TO SECURE THEIR MEANS OF LIVING, PROVIDING THEM WITH RESILIENCE AGAINST SHOCKS AND EMERGENCIES a. SCA target groups have enhanced existing livelihoods and/or diversified livelihood options b. Community-based organisations in target communities are more self-organised, representative and fulfil their responsibilities in the promotion and advocacy of accountable and responsive community-driven development c. Local government authorities have enhanced capacity to better respond to the demands of the target groups The intervention will contribute to SCA improving its capacity to pick up and channel voices of the target groups to the donors and policy-makers. The contribution will also contribute strengthen SCA as an organization to achieve its mission. Sweden Svenska Afghanistankommittén Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Svenska Afghanistankommittén 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 153000000 185000000 97000000 0 56000000 165000000 0 0 0 20000000 0 338000000 Svenska Afghanistankommittén 97000000 Svenska Afghanistankommittén 56000000 Svenska Afghanistankommittén 165000000 Svenska Afghanistankommittén 20000000 Svenska Afghanistankommittén Afghanistan 2021-2024 Afghanistan 2021-2024 Strengthened capacity in civil society to promote transparency, accountability and an increased respect for human rights, democracy and the principals of rule of law. Stärkt kapacitet i det civila samhället att verka för öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased gender equality, including an increased enjoyment of human rights, and the possibility of political participation and influence for women and girls. Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive ökat åtnjutande av mänskliga rättigheter, och möjlighet till politiskt deltagande och inflytande för kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased access to inclusive education of good quality and lifelong learning, with a special focus on girls and women. Ökad tillgång till inkluderande utbildning av god kvalitet och livslängt lärande med särskilt fokus på flickor och kvinnor. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved sustainable livelihoods for people living in poverty, especially for women and vulnerable groups. Förbättrade hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter för människor som lever i fattigdom, särskilt för kvinnor och utsatta grupper. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11169-11169A0103 Sweden The intervention consists of the implementation of Strategic Plan 2018-2020 of the Swedish Committee for Afghanistan (SCA). The Strategic Plan has five overarching objectives: - The health and nutrition conditions of SCA target groups are improved. - All children in targeted communities have improved learning achievements. - SCA target groups are more engaged in community-driven development and are able to secure their means of living, providing them with resilience against shocks and emergencies. - Strengthened public and political commitment for the rights of the people in Afghanistan. - SCA is a more credible and sustainable organisation, working together towards achieving its mission. SCA's successful engagement in Afghanistan during the last 40 years, often under very difficult circumstances, speaks for SCA's competence and capacity to implement its Strategic Plan during the activity period. Every year, SCA reaches a large number of people with education and health services and with community development projects. A number of evaluations, both internal and external, are is performed each year. Together, these evaluations provide evidence that SCA is able to achieve good results for the target groups. Evaluation over the last few years have for example shown that women and disabled people that have been provide with loans have increased their incomes significantly. SCA’s program for Community Based Rehabilitation contributed to mobility activities of daily living improved, as did communication, participation in social and community life became enhanced, and emotional well-being improved drastically. The program also improved access to employment as well as writing and reading skills. Local level interventions for women have contributed to improved mobility for women in villages and districts. Through the capacity development training in leadership, women have enhanced their confidence started to look opportunities where they can get engaged in the community work. Sida is SCA’s single biggest donor and provides approx. 60 percent of the financing during the activity period. The second largest source of funding is the Afghan government. Other sources of funding include membership fees, private donations, other donors and contributions from companies. SCA has gradually reduced its dependence on funding from Sida and intends continue broadening its funding base and has for example, set as a goal to double its funding from corporate sources during the activity period. Insatsen utgörs av genomförandet av Svenska Afghanistankommitténs (SAK) Strategiska Plan (SP) perioden 2018 till 2021. Planen har fem övergripande mål: - Målgruppernas hälsa och näringsstatus har förbättrats. - Barn i de samhällen som blivit utvalda för utbildningssatsningar uppvisar ett förbättrat lärande. - SAK:s målgrupper är mer engagerade i sina egna samhällens utveckling och har förmågan att säkerställa sin egen försörjning vilket gör dem bättre förberedda att hantera olika typer och chocker och katastrofer. - Ett starkare politiskt och allmänt engagemang för det afghanska folkets rättigheter. - SAK är en trovärdig och stark organisation, engagerad för att genomföra organisations uppdrag. SAK:s framgångsrika engagemang i Afghanistan under 40 år, ofta under mycket svåra villkor, talar för SAK:s kapacitet och kompetens att genomföra sin Strategiska Plan under insatsperioden. SAK når varje år ett stort antal människor med tjänster inom utbildnings- och hälsosektorerna och genom olika utvecklingsprojekt på lokal nivå. Varje år genomförs ett antal utvärderingar, både interna och externa, av SAK:s verksamhet. Sammantaget visar dessa att SAK åstadkommer goda resultat för målgrupperna. Utvärderingar har under senare år bl.a. visat att kvinnor och människor med funktionsnedsättningar som erbjudits lån för att utveckla produktiva verksamhet ökade sina inkomster signifikant. SAK:s program för Community Based Rehabilitation har bidragit till att deltagarna märkbart kunnat förbättra sin rörlighet, kommunikation, deltagande i det lokals samhällslivet och sitt psykiska välbefinnande. Programmet har bidragit till en positiv effekt på sysselsättning för rörelsehindrade och till förbättrad läs- och skrivkunnighet. SAK:s insatser för kvinnor på lokal nivå har bidragit till att kvinnors rörlighet inom byarna och distrikten ökat. Genom kapacitetsträning för ledarskap har kvinnor uppvisat ett ökat självförtroende och kvinnor har sökt uppgifter i lokalsamhället utanför hemmet. Sida är SAK:s enskilt störst finansieringskälla och täcker drygt 60 procent av finansieringsbehovet under insatsperioden. Den näst största finansieringen kommer från den afghanska staten. Övrig finansiering inkluderar medlemsavgifter, privata gåvor, andra givare och bidrag från företag. SAK har gradvis minskat sitt beroende av Sida som finansiär och ämnar fortsätta att bredda sin finansieringsbas och har bl.a. som mål att dubbla finansieringen från privata företag under insatsperioden. The intervention aims to: 1. IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND NUTRITION FOR THE TARGET GROUPS a. Improved access to quality health care and utilisation of health services b. Improved behaviour on how to prevent disease and improve health c. Community-based organizations in target communities and professional associations are more self-organized, representative and fulfil their responsibilities in the promotion and advocacy of accountable and responsive health services d. Health authorities have better capacity to secure sustainable, effective and inclusive health services 2. ALL CHILDREN IN TARGETED COMMUNITIES HAVE IMPROVED LEARNING ACHIEVEMENTS a. Improved access and inclusive learning environment for all children b. Enhanced effective teaching and quality education c. Community-based organizations in target communities and professional associations are more self-organized, representative and fulfil their responsibilities in the promotion and advocacy of accountable and responsive education services d. Education authorities have better capacity to secure sustainable, inclusive and effective education services 3. SCA TARGET GROUPS ARE MORE ENGAGED IN COMMUNITY-DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT AND ARE ABLE TO SECURE THEIR MEANS OF LIVING, PROVIDING THEM WITH RESILIENCE AGAINST SHOCKS AND EMERGENCIES a. SCA target groups have enhanced existing livelihoods and/or diversified livelihood options b. Community-based organisations in target communities are more self-organised, representative and fulfil their responsibilities in the promotion and advocacy of accountable and responsive community-driven development c. Local government authorities have enhanced capacity to better respond to the demands of the target groups The intervention will contribute to SCA improving its capacity to pick up and channel voices of the target groups to the donors and policy-makers. The contribution will also contribute strengthen SCA as an organization to achieve its mission. Sweden Svenska Afghanistankommittén Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Svenska Afghanistankommittén 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 35000000 35000000 0 35000000 Svenska Afghanistankommittén 35000000 Svenska Afghanistankommittén Afghanistan 2022-2024 Afghanistan 2022-2024 Strengthened capacity of civil society organizations and other non-governmental actors as well as local structures to work for women's and girls' full enjoyment of human rights, including preventing gender-based violence. Stärkt kapacitet hos civilsamhällesorganisationer och andra ickestatliga aktörer samt lokala strukturer att verka för kvinnors och flickors fulla åtnjutande av mänskliga rättigheter, inklusive att motverka könsrelaterat våld. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased access to inclusive education of good quality and lifelong learning focusing on girls and women. Ökad tillgång till inkluderande utbildning av god kvalitet och livslångt lärande med särskilt fokus på flickor och kvinnor. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased access to good quality health care, including respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet, inklusive respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved sustainable livelihood opportunities for people living in poverty, especially women and vulnerable groups. Förbättrade hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter för människor som lever i fattigdom, särskilt för kvinnor och utsatta grupper. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11202 Sweden The goal of the programme is to improve transparency, accountability and participation in order to promote good governance at local level. The programme will strengthen both duty bearers and right holders to collaborate more closely and effectively. Capacity and awareness about the value of inviting and listening to the citizens will be a priority and so will capacity building for citizens to raise their voice and participate in local planning, budgeting and decision making be. Sustained platforms for dialogue, collaboration and negotiations will also be strengthen through the programme. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till god samhällsstyrning genom att stärka öppenhet, ansvarstagande och deltagande på lokal nivå. Insatsen syftar till att stärka både statliga aktörer och medborgare och dess representanter. Båda parter ska erhålla ökad kunskap och kapacitet om metoder och former för närmare och effektivare samarbete. Insatsen syftar vidare till att skapa förutsättningar för ökad deltagande och möjlihget att påverka lokala beslut om service till medborgarna. The objective of the intervention is to enhance participation, accountability and transparency in local development process. It's based on the premise that both government officials and citizens need to play a role in moving the development process forward. In the Ethiopian context, development is conceived to be the task/sphere of the government where citizens have no role or little role to play. Hence, the intervention seeks to bring about change in this flawed conception by building the capacity of both the demand and the supply sides; it aims at developing the skills of citizens (through their grassroots institutions) to engage in matters that affect their lives and to actively participate in all local development agenda. At the same time, the intervention seeks at enhancing government officials' ability to listen to citizens' demands and at developing a culture of dialogue whereby openness, transparency and accountability in local governance is upheld. Furthermore, in accomplishing the above mentioned objective, the intervention aims at focusing on disadvantaged groups, particularly women and girls. At end of the intervention, the intervention seeks to achieve the following: -Enhanced capacity of target community structures and local governments to engage towards pro-poor and gender sensitive local development process and sustainable solution in poverty reduction. - Inclusion, voice and capacity of disadvantaged groups (mainly women) to effectively engage in their local development agendas is promoted. - Enhanced awareness, knowledge and commitment of the public towards the protection and improvement  of socio-cultural, and economic status of women. -Girls' participation in leadership, civic values and school based social entrepreneurship is nurtured. - Target community structures and local governments are enabled to jointly assess project performance and share lessons both to maximize project benefits; learning for improvements in future programming is ensured. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general - capacity building efforts were achieved on prevention and management of conflicts, peace building including experience sharing events on most successful grassroots community development initiative. Continuous training/workshops were conducted on the roles of CBOs in facilitating participatory and inclusive development, ensuring the accountability of duty bearers/ the government in delivery of quality basic services and participatory budgeting. - This intervention has financed the publication of service standards booklets on electricity, education, water, and sanitation, which created awareness of the minimum requirements that should be fulfilled in the provision of basic services, dispatched to SAC CBOs and relevant government offices. - At the end of the interventions more than 500 women and person's with disabilities (PWD) were empowered to engage in different income generating activities with provision of capacity building on financial literacy, entrepreneurship skills and access to business start up capital. - The project managed to train selected school girls club and CBOs' on the rights and protection of women, children and PWDs as well as prevention and management of GBV - 515 women sex workers were successfully rehabilitated and supported to engage in meaningful livelihood after receiving psychosocial, health, vocational and economical support through this project. The project has empowered CBOs to actively participate in local development, promoting accountability, transparency, and improving household socio-economic conditions. Initially focused on funeral and burial services, many CBO's that benefited from this interventions now prioritize development activities. For instance, in Hawassa, as a result of these efforts and other supports to SACs including a Sweden co-financed National Social Accountability program (PlanIt no. 10644), the city council allocated additional resources for education (20 Million Birr), health services (8 Million Birr), and extended the water supply by 8 kilometers, alongside renovations of non-functional pipes. The SAC remains active in monitoring and reporting to local government, with recent developments including the start of construction for two new schools to address overcrowding. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11202-11202A0101 Sweden The goal of the programme is to improve transparency, accountability and participation in order to promote good governance at local level. The programme will strengthen both duty bearers and right holders to collaborate more closely and effectively. Capacity and awareness about the value of inviting and listening to the citizens will be a priority and so will capacity building for citizens to raise their voice and participate in local planning, budgeting and decision making be. Sustained platforms for dialogue, collaboration and negotiations will also be strengthen through the programme. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till god samhällsstyrning genom att stärka öppenhet, ansvarstagande och deltagande på lokal nivå. Insatsen syftar till att stärka både statliga aktörer och medborgare och dess representanter. Båda parter ska erhålla ökad kunskap och kapacitet om metoder och former för närmare och effektivare samarbete. Insatsen syftar vidare till att skapa förutsättningar för ökad deltagande och möjlihget att påverka lokala beslut om service till medborgarna. The objective of the intervention is to enhance participation, accountability and transparency in local development process. It's based on the premise that both government officials and citizens need to play a role in moving the development process forward. In the Ethiopian context, development is conceived to be the task/sphere of the government where citizens have no role or little role to play. Hence, the intervention seeks to bring about change in this flawed conception by building the capacity of both the demand and the supply sides; it aims at developing the skills of citizens (through their grassroots institutions) to engage in matters that affect their lives and to actively participate in all local development agenda. At the same time, the intervention seeks at enhancing government officials' ability to listen to citizens' demands and at developing a culture of dialogue whereby openness, transparency and accountability in local governance is upheld. Furthermore, in accomplishing the above mentioned objective, the intervention aims at focusing on disadvantaged groups, particularly women and girls. At end of the intervention, the intervention seeks to achieve the following: -Enhanced capacity of target community structures and local governments to engage towards pro-poor and gender sensitive local development process and sustainable solution in poverty reduction. - Inclusion, voice and capacity of disadvantaged groups (mainly women) to effectively engage in their local development agendas is promoted. - Enhanced awareness, knowledge and commitment of the public towards the protection and improvement  of socio-cultural, and economic status of women. -Girls' participation in leadership, civic values and school based social entrepreneurship is nurtured. - Target community structures and local governments are enabled to jointly assess project performance and share lessons both to maximize project benefits; learning for improvements in future programming is ensured. Sweden JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2600000 3300000 8232677 1867323 0 0 0 0 0 0 2600000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1867323 0 3300000 8232677 0 16000000 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 2600000 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 3300000 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 8232677 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 1867323 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Strengthened democratic accountability and transparency at local level Stärkt demokratiskt ansvarsutkrävande och transparens på lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11202-11202A0102 Sweden The goal of the programme is to improve transparency, accountability and participation in order to promote good governance at local level. The programme will strengthen both duty bearers and right holders to collaborate more closely and effectively. Capacity and awareness about the value of inviting and listening to the citizens will be a priority and so will capacity building for citizens to raise their voice and participate in local planning, budgeting and decision making be. Sustained platforms for dialogue, collaboration and negotiations will also be strengthen through the programme. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till god samhällsstyrning genom att stärka öppenhet, ansvarstagande och deltagande på lokal nivå. Insatsen syftar till att stärka både statliga aktörer och medborgare och dess representanter. Båda parter ska erhålla ökad kunskap och kapacitet om metoder och former för närmare och effektivare samarbete. Insatsen syftar vidare till att skapa förutsättningar för ökad deltagande och möjlihget att påverka lokala beslut om service till medborgarna. The objective of the intervention is to enhance participation, accountability and transparency in local development process. It's based on the premise that both government officials and citizens need to play a role in moving the development process forward. In the Ethiopian context, development is conceived to be the task/sphere of the government where citizens have no role or little role to play. Hence, the intervention seeks to bring about change in this flawed conception by building the capacity of both the demand and the supply sides; it aims at developing the skills of citizens (through their grassroots institutions) to engage in matters that affect their lives and to actively participate in all local development agenda. At the same time, the intervention seeks at enhancing government officials' ability to listen to citizens' demands and at developing a culture of dialogue whereby openness, transparency and accountability in local governance is upheld. Furthermore, in accomplishing the above mentioned objective, the intervention aims at focusing on disadvantaged groups, particularly women and girls. At end of the intervention, the intervention seeks to achieve the following: -Enhanced capacity of target community structures and local governments to engage towards pro-poor and gender sensitive local development process and sustainable solution in poverty reduction. - Inclusion, voice and capacity of disadvantaged groups (mainly women) to effectively engage in their local development agendas is promoted. - Enhanced awareness, knowledge and commitment of the public towards the protection and improvement  of socio-cultural, and economic status of women. -Girls' participation in leadership, civic values and school based social entrepreneurship is nurtured. - Target community structures and local governments are enabled to jointly assess project performance and share lessons both to maximize project benefits; learning for improvements in future programming is ensured. Sweden JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 0 5000000 0 0 8000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 13000000 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 8000000 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 5000000 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Increased respect for and access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad respekt för och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-11202-11202A0103 Sweden The goal of the programme is to improve transparency, accountability and participation in order to promote good governance at local level. The programme will strengthen both duty bearers and right holders to collaborate more closely and effectively. Capacity and awareness about the value of inviting and listening to the citizens will be a priority and so will capacity building for citizens to raise their voice and participate in local planning, budgeting and decision making be. Sustained platforms for dialogue, collaboration and negotiations will also be strengthen through the programme. Målet med insatsen är att bidra till god samhällsstyrning genom att stärka öppenhet, ansvarstagande och deltagande på lokal nivå. Insatsen syftar till att stärka både statliga aktörer och medborgare och dess representanter. Båda parter ska erhålla ökad kunskap och kapacitet om metoder och former för närmare och effektivare samarbete. Insatsen syftar vidare till att skapa förutsättningar för ökad deltagande och möjlihget att påverka lokala beslut om service till medborgarna. The objective of the intervention is to enhance participation, accountability and transparency in local development process. It's based on the premise that both government officials and citizens need to play a role in moving the development process forward. In the Ethiopian context, development is conceived to be the task/sphere of the government where citizens have no role or little role to play. Hence, the intervention seeks to bring about change in this flawed conception by building the capacity of both the demand and the supply sides; it aims at developing the skills of citizens (through their grassroots institutions) to engage in matters that affect their lives and to actively participate in all local development agenda. At the same time, the intervention seeks at enhancing government officials' ability to listen to citizens' demands and at developing a culture of dialogue whereby openness, transparency and accountability in local governance is upheld. Furthermore, in accomplishing the above mentioned objective, the intervention aims at focusing on disadvantaged groups, particularly women and girls. At end of the intervention, the intervention seeks to achieve the following: -Enhanced capacity of target community structures and local governments to engage towards pro-poor and gender sensitive local development process and sustainable solution in poverty reduction. - Inclusion, voice and capacity of disadvantaged groups (mainly women) to effectively engage in their local development agendas is promoted. - Enhanced awareness, knowledge and commitment of the public towards the protection and improvement  of socio-cultural, and economic status of women. -Girls' participation in leadership, civic values and school based social entrepreneurship is nurtured. - Target community structures and local governments are enabled to jointly assess project performance and share lessons both to maximize project benefits; learning for improvements in future programming is ensured. Sweden JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 3000000 0 0 0 0 6000000 3000000 9000000 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 6000000 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization 3000000 JeCCDO/Jerusalem Children and Community Development Organization Ethiopia 2022-2026 Etiopien 2022-2026 Increased gender equality and enjoyment of, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), and reduced gender-based violence. Ökad jämställdhet och åtnjutande av och respekt för SRHR samt minskat könsbaserat våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11266 Sweden The project will contribute to sustainable green economic growth in Zimbabwe by enhancing agricultural productivity with renewable energy and water efficient technologies, in Gwanda Rural District. 919 smallholder farming households (i.e. 4,135 men, women & children direct beneficiaries) will increase their incomes and yields by 100%, through participation in horticulture and other value chains. The irrigation scheme beneficiary smallholders plus dryland farmers surrounding the irrigation schemes (a total of 919 smallholder farming households) – will increase crop production, have stronger performing Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees, better access to markets and finance, and increased resilience to climate change. All residents of the wards (50,536 men, women and children) will benefit from better access to local food (doubling of yields on 319 hectares), inclusion of Livelihood Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR) in ward plans, market development (opportunities for all producers, buyers and actors in selected value chains) and IWRM to conserve their resource base. The project's technologies, approaches and businesses models will be shared nationally to promote investment/adoption by communities, government and other development agencies. Practical Action har ansökt om finansiellt stöd från svenska ambassaden i Harare om 20 miljoner SEK med syfte att genomföra projektet "Enhanced Agricultural Productivity and Resilience to Climate Change through Solar Powered Irrigation” i Gwanda, Zimbabwe. Ambassaden kommer att stå som ensam givare i detta projekt. Gwanda District har valts ut som fokusområde för denna insats på grund av följande skäl: 1)Gwanda District ligger i de agroekonomiska zonerna IV och V, vilket gör distriktet extremt sårbart för klimatvariation och klimatförändringar; 2)Distriktet har en stor population som till största del är beroende av jordbruk; 3)Gwanda District är för tillfället inte en del av Zimbabwe Resilience Builing Fund; 4)Distriktet har ett antal bevattningssystem som antingen är ur bruk eller drivna av diesel; 5)Matabeleland South har mottagit betydligt mindre bistånd i förhållande till andra provinser i Zimbabwe; 6)Practical Action har både erfarenhet och i dagsläget en närvaro i Gwanda. Insatsen belyser de huvudsakliga orsakerna till fattigdom i Gwanda, så som låg jordbruksproduktivitet, brist på tillgång till ren och förnybar energi och småskaliga jordbruksbönders svaga organisatoriska förmåga. Även brist på kunskap och tillgång till rådgivning gällande jordbruket samt begränsad tillgång till marknaden och finansiella tjänster är faktorer som påverkar fattigdomen i Gwanda. Ett fokus för insatsen är att stärka jordbruksbönders anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft för klimatvariationer och klimatförändringar. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att öka jordbruksaktiviteten och motståndskraften för klimatförändringar inom Gwanda District genom soldrivna bevattningssystem samt ökad tillgång till marknaden och finansiella tjänster. De huvudsakliga målen med insatsen är att: 1) På ett hållbart sätt öka växtproduktionen genom Participatory Extension Approaches (PEA) och Participatory Knowledge and Technology Developmnent. 2) Öka tillgången till marknader genom Participatory Market Systems Development (PMSD-metoder). 3) Öka tillgången till finansiella tjänster genom utveckling och stöd av 18 - 36 ISALs. 4) Öka motståndskraften mot klimatvariationer och klimatförändringar genom soldrivna bevattningssystem och bättre brukande av landområden. Dessa landområden, som beräknas stödja upp till 20 hushåll vardera, bevattnas genom vatten från borrhål som kommer att färdigställas under detta projekt. Insatsen avser dessutom stärka hushållens och samhällens motståndskraft genom att integrera Livelihood-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR). 5) Utveckla bevattningssystem genom Transformational Leadership Training, med syfte att förbättra lokalbefolkningens organisatoriska förmåga att äga och förvalta sina system. Projektet kommer att bidra till en hållbar grön ekonomisk tillväxt i Zimbabwe genom att förbättra jordbruksproduktiviteten med hjälp av förnybar energi och vatteneffektiv teknik i Gwanda. Totalt kommer 919 småskaliga jordbrukshushåll (4.135 män, kvinnor och barn) att öka sina inkomster och avkastningar med 100% genom trädgårdsodling och andra värdekedjor. Bevattningssystemets stödmottagare och bönder som brukar torra landområden (totalt 919 småhushållande jordbrukshushåll) - kommer att öka växtproduktionen. Dessutom kommer Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees stärkas och tillgången till marknader och finansiella tjänster samt öka motståndskraften mot klimatförändringar kommer att förbättras. Alla invånare i distriktet (50.536 män, kvinnor och barn) kommer att dra nytta av bättre tillgång till lokalproducerad mat (fördubbling av avkastning på 319 hektar), Livelihood-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR), en utveckling av marknaden (möjligheter för alla producenter, köpare och aktörer i utvalda värdekedjor) samt IWRM. Projektets teknologier, metoder och affärsmodeller kommer att delas nationellt med syfte att främja investeringar gjorda av samhällena, myndigheter och andra aktörer inom utvecklingssektorn. Ambassaden bedömer att den föreslagna insatsen uppfyller ett flertal resultat i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe 2017-2021. Insatsen fokuserar främst på klimatförändringar med målet att skapa mer motståndskraftiga hushåll och individer (resultatområde 3.1) och integrera användningen av produktiv förnybar energi i form av soldrivna bevattningssystem (resultatområde 3.3). Genom betoningen på värdekedjemetoder och kopplingar till marknader och finanser avser insatsen skapa gröna och motståndskraftiga jobb och inkomster för några av de mest utsatta samhällena i Zimbabwe (resultatområde 3.2). Dessutom har insatsen genomgående ett genusperspektiv (område 1.3) och en konfliktkänslighet vilket är särskilt viktigt med tanke på de konflikter som pågick i Gwanda under 1980- och 2000-talen. Insatsen relaterar direkt till följande av FNs globala mål för en hållbar utveckling: 1)Ingen fattigdom 2)Ingen hunger 5)Jämställdhet 6)Rent vatten och sanitet 7)Hållbar energi för alla 9) Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur 13) Bekämpa klimatförändringen The project will contribute to sustainable green economic growth in Zimbabwe by enhancing agricultural productivity with renewable energy and water efficient technologies, in Gwanda Rural District. 919 smallholder farming households (i.e. 4,135 men, women & children direct beneficiaries) will increase their incomes and yields by 100%, through participation in horticulture and other value chains. The irrigation scheme beneficiary smallholders plus dryland farmers surrounding the irrigation schemes (a total of 919 smallholder farming households) will increase crop production, have stronger performing Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees, better access to markets and finance, and increased resilience to climate change. All residents of the wards (50,536 men, women and children) will benefit from better access to local food (doubling of yields on 319 hectares), inclusion of Livelihood Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR) in ward plans, market development (opportunities for all producers, buyers and actors in selected value chains) and IWRM to conserve their resource base. The project's technologies, approaches and businesses models will be shared nationally to promote investment/adoption by communities, government and other development agencies. Objectives of the intervention include: 1. Increased Resilience to Climate Variability and Change. 2. Increased Access to Finance. 3. Strengthened Irrigation Management Structures. 4. Increased Access to Markets. 5. Increased Sustainable Crop Production. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Rural development Agricultural development Other Multisector Agriculture Increased Sustainable Crop Production The programme resulted in increased yields for targeted households and at the end of the project 95.9% of the farmers reported an improvement in knowledge for aspects such as crop selection, production practices and irrigation scheduling. On water use efficiency a limited number of farmers reported adopting techniques. Increased Access to Markets The practice of farming as a business remains far from being achieved. Record keeping and pricing models continue to be ad hoc even with much effort to equip farmers with these skills. Active engagement with the financial services sector has failed, partly due to the unfavorable monetary policy reviews. Strengthened Management Structures 67.4% of the respondents reported improvement in management and coordination of irrigation sytems which falls short of the 80% target. The prevailing governance issues will require more time and close support and the follow up with a governance intervention by ZELA will be helpful in facilitating this process. Gender Transformation Results of the GALS include male farmers allowing joint decision making in the household, helping with household chores, allowing females to carry out tasks typically asigned to males and better handing of family disagreements Females reported better access to finance and financial decision making, avoiding child labour, assigning the same household chores to girls and boys, holding positions in leadership in irrigation schemes. WASH Under the WASH component, 15 boreholes were rehabilitated, 5 clinics with malfunctioning ablution systems were repaired, water reticulation systems were repaired at 3 clinics and 13 groups were trained on detergent making and health and hygiene practices. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11266-11266A0101 Sweden The project will contribute to sustainable green economic growth in Zimbabwe by enhancing agricultural productivity with renewable energy and water efficient technologies, in Gwanda Rural District. 919 smallholder farming households (i.e. 4,135 men, women & children direct beneficiaries) will increase their incomes and yields by 100%, through participation in horticulture and other value chains. The irrigation scheme beneficiary smallholders plus dryland farmers surrounding the irrigation schemes (a total of 919 smallholder farming households) – will increase crop production, have stronger performing Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees, better access to markets and finance, and increased resilience to climate change. All residents of the wards (50,536 men, women and children) will benefit from better access to local food (doubling of yields on 319 hectares), inclusion of Livelihood Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR) in ward plans, market development (opportunities for all producers, buyers and actors in selected value chains) and IWRM to conserve their resource base. The project's technologies, approaches and businesses models will be shared nationally to promote investment/adoption by communities, government and other development agencies. Practical Action har ansökt om finansiellt stöd från svenska ambassaden i Harare om 20 miljoner SEK med syfte att genomföra projektet "Enhanced Agricultural Productivity and Resilience to Climate Change through Solar Powered Irrigation” i Gwanda, Zimbabwe. Ambassaden kommer att stå som ensam givare i detta projekt. Gwanda District har valts ut som fokusområde för denna insats på grund av följande skäl: 1)Gwanda District ligger i de agroekonomiska zonerna IV och V, vilket gör distriktet extremt sårbart för klimatvariation och klimatförändringar; 2)Distriktet har en stor population som till största del är beroende av jordbruk; 3)Gwanda District är för tillfället inte en del av Zimbabwe Resilience Builing Fund; 4)Distriktet har ett antal bevattningssystem som antingen är ur bruk eller drivna av diesel; 5)Matabeleland South har mottagit betydligt mindre bistånd i förhållande till andra provinser i Zimbabwe; 6)Practical Action har både erfarenhet och i dagsläget en närvaro i Gwanda. Insatsen belyser de huvudsakliga orsakerna till fattigdom i Gwanda, så som låg jordbruksproduktivitet, brist på tillgång till ren och förnybar energi och småskaliga jordbruksbönders svaga organisatoriska förmåga. Även brist på kunskap och tillgång till rådgivning gällande jordbruket samt begränsad tillgång till marknaden och finansiella tjänster är faktorer som påverkar fattigdomen i Gwanda. Ett fokus för insatsen är att stärka jordbruksbönders anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft för klimatvariationer och klimatförändringar. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att öka jordbruksaktiviteten och motståndskraften för klimatförändringar inom Gwanda District genom soldrivna bevattningssystem samt ökad tillgång till marknaden och finansiella tjänster. De huvudsakliga målen med insatsen är att: 1) På ett hållbart sätt öka växtproduktionen genom Participatory Extension Approaches (PEA) och Participatory Knowledge and Technology Developmnent. 2) Öka tillgången till marknader genom Participatory Market Systems Development (PMSD-metoder). 3) Öka tillgången till finansiella tjänster genom utveckling och stöd av 18 - 36 ISALs. 4) Öka motståndskraften mot klimatvariationer och klimatförändringar genom soldrivna bevattningssystem och bättre brukande av landområden. Dessa landområden, som beräknas stödja upp till 20 hushåll vardera, bevattnas genom vatten från borrhål som kommer att färdigställas under detta projekt. Insatsen avser dessutom stärka hushållens och samhällens motståndskraft genom att integrera Livelihood-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR). 5) Utveckla bevattningssystem genom Transformational Leadership Training, med syfte att förbättra lokalbefolkningens organisatoriska förmåga att äga och förvalta sina system. Projektet kommer att bidra till en hållbar grön ekonomisk tillväxt i Zimbabwe genom att förbättra jordbruksproduktiviteten med hjälp av förnybar energi och vatteneffektiv teknik i Gwanda. Totalt kommer 919 småskaliga jordbrukshushåll (4.135 män, kvinnor och barn) att öka sina inkomster och avkastningar med 100% genom trädgårdsodling och andra värdekedjor. Bevattningssystemets stödmottagare och bönder som brukar torra landområden (totalt 919 småhushållande jordbrukshushåll) - kommer att öka växtproduktionen. Dessutom kommer Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees stärkas och tillgången till marknader och finansiella tjänster samt öka motståndskraften mot klimatförändringar kommer att förbättras. Alla invånare i distriktet (50.536 män, kvinnor och barn) kommer att dra nytta av bättre tillgång till lokalproducerad mat (fördubbling av avkastning på 319 hektar), Livelihood-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR), en utveckling av marknaden (möjligheter för alla producenter, köpare och aktörer i utvalda värdekedjor) samt IWRM. Projektets teknologier, metoder och affärsmodeller kommer att delas nationellt med syfte att främja investeringar gjorda av samhällena, myndigheter och andra aktörer inom utvecklingssektorn. Ambassaden bedömer att den föreslagna insatsen uppfyller ett flertal resultat i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe 2017-2021. Insatsen fokuserar främst på klimatförändringar med målet att skapa mer motståndskraftiga hushåll och individer (resultatområde 3.1) och integrera användningen av produktiv förnybar energi i form av soldrivna bevattningssystem (resultatområde 3.3). Genom betoningen på värdekedjemetoder och kopplingar till marknader och finanser avser insatsen skapa gröna och motståndskraftiga jobb och inkomster för några av de mest utsatta samhällena i Zimbabwe (resultatområde 3.2). Dessutom har insatsen genomgående ett genusperspektiv (område 1.3) och en konfliktkänslighet vilket är särskilt viktigt med tanke på de konflikter som pågick i Gwanda under 1980- och 2000-talen. Insatsen relaterar direkt till följande av FNs globala mål för en hållbar utveckling: 1)Ingen fattigdom 2)Ingen hunger 5)Jämställdhet 6)Rent vatten och sanitet 7)Hållbar energi för alla 9) Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur 13) Bekämpa klimatförändringen The project will contribute to sustainable green economic growth in Zimbabwe by enhancing agricultural productivity with renewable energy and water efficient technologies, in Gwanda Rural District. 919 smallholder farming households (i.e. 4,135 men, women & children direct beneficiaries) will increase their incomes and yields by 100%, through participation in horticulture and other value chains. The irrigation scheme beneficiary smallholders plus dryland farmers surrounding the irrigation schemes (a total of 919 smallholder farming households) will increase crop production, have stronger performing Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees, better access to markets and finance, and increased resilience to climate change. All residents of the wards (50,536 men, women and children) will benefit from better access to local food (doubling of yields on 319 hectares), inclusion of Livelihood Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR) in ward plans, market development (opportunities for all producers, buyers and actors in selected value chains) and IWRM to conserve their resource base. The project's technologies, approaches and businesses models will be shared nationally to promote investment/adoption by communities, government and other development agencies. Objectives of the intervention include: 1. Increased Resilience to Climate Variability and Change. 2. Increased Access to Finance. 3. Strengthened Irrigation Management Structures. 4. Increased Access to Markets. 5. Increased Sustainable Crop Production. Sweden Practical Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Practical Action 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 8000000 4000000 2300000 4000000 0 0 8000000 0 0 8000000 0 0 2300000 22300000 Practical Action 8000000 Practical Action 8000000 Practical Action 4000000 Practical Action 2300000 Practical Action Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved opportunities for sustainable livelihoods, with a focus on sustainable food security, productive employment with decent working conditions, especially for women and young people. Förbättrade möjligheter till en hållbar försörjning, med fokus på hållbar livsmedelsförsörjning, produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved access to renewable energy that is socially and environmentally sustainable. Förbättrad tillgång till förnyelsebar energi som är socialt och miljömässigt hållbar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved capacity of stakeholders to contribute to environmental and climate sustainability. Förbättrad kapacitet hos aktörer att bidra till miljö- och klimatmässig hållbarhet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11266-11266A0103 Sweden The project will contribute to sustainable green economic growth in Zimbabwe by enhancing agricultural productivity with renewable energy and water efficient technologies, in Gwanda Rural District. 919 smallholder farming households (i.e. 4,135 men, women & children direct beneficiaries) will increase their incomes and yields by 100%, through participation in horticulture and other value chains. The irrigation scheme beneficiary smallholders plus dryland farmers surrounding the irrigation schemes (a total of 919 smallholder farming households) – will increase crop production, have stronger performing Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees, better access to markets and finance, and increased resilience to climate change. All residents of the wards (50,536 men, women and children) will benefit from better access to local food (doubling of yields on 319 hectares), inclusion of Livelihood Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR) in ward plans, market development (opportunities for all producers, buyers and actors in selected value chains) and IWRM to conserve their resource base. The project's technologies, approaches and businesses models will be shared nationally to promote investment/adoption by communities, government and other development agencies. Practical Action har ansökt om finansiellt stöd från svenska ambassaden i Harare om 20 miljoner SEK med syfte att genomföra projektet "Enhanced Agricultural Productivity and Resilience to Climate Change through Solar Powered Irrigation” i Gwanda, Zimbabwe. Ambassaden kommer att stå som ensam givare i detta projekt. Gwanda District har valts ut som fokusområde för denna insats på grund av följande skäl: 1)Gwanda District ligger i de agroekonomiska zonerna IV och V, vilket gör distriktet extremt sårbart för klimatvariation och klimatförändringar; 2)Distriktet har en stor population som till största del är beroende av jordbruk; 3)Gwanda District är för tillfället inte en del av Zimbabwe Resilience Builing Fund; 4)Distriktet har ett antal bevattningssystem som antingen är ur bruk eller drivna av diesel; 5)Matabeleland South har mottagit betydligt mindre bistånd i förhållande till andra provinser i Zimbabwe; 6)Practical Action har både erfarenhet och i dagsläget en närvaro i Gwanda. Insatsen belyser de huvudsakliga orsakerna till fattigdom i Gwanda, så som låg jordbruksproduktivitet, brist på tillgång till ren och förnybar energi och småskaliga jordbruksbönders svaga organisatoriska förmåga. Även brist på kunskap och tillgång till rådgivning gällande jordbruket samt begränsad tillgång till marknaden och finansiella tjänster är faktorer som påverkar fattigdomen i Gwanda. Ett fokus för insatsen är att stärka jordbruksbönders anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft för klimatvariationer och klimatförändringar. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att öka jordbruksaktiviteten och motståndskraften för klimatförändringar inom Gwanda District genom soldrivna bevattningssystem samt ökad tillgång till marknaden och finansiella tjänster. De huvudsakliga målen med insatsen är att: 1) På ett hållbart sätt öka växtproduktionen genom Participatory Extension Approaches (PEA) och Participatory Knowledge and Technology Developmnent. 2) Öka tillgången till marknader genom Participatory Market Systems Development (PMSD-metoder). 3) Öka tillgången till finansiella tjänster genom utveckling och stöd av 18 - 36 ISALs. 4) Öka motståndskraften mot klimatvariationer och klimatförändringar genom soldrivna bevattningssystem och bättre brukande av landområden. Dessa landområden, som beräknas stödja upp till 20 hushåll vardera, bevattnas genom vatten från borrhål som kommer att färdigställas under detta projekt. Insatsen avser dessutom stärka hushållens och samhällens motståndskraft genom att integrera Livelihood-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR). 5) Utveckla bevattningssystem genom Transformational Leadership Training, med syfte att förbättra lokalbefolkningens organisatoriska förmåga att äga och förvalta sina system. Projektet kommer att bidra till en hållbar grön ekonomisk tillväxt i Zimbabwe genom att förbättra jordbruksproduktiviteten med hjälp av förnybar energi och vatteneffektiv teknik i Gwanda. Totalt kommer 919 småskaliga jordbrukshushåll (4.135 män, kvinnor och barn) att öka sina inkomster och avkastningar med 100% genom trädgårdsodling och andra värdekedjor. Bevattningssystemets stödmottagare och bönder som brukar torra landområden (totalt 919 småhushållande jordbrukshushåll) - kommer att öka växtproduktionen. Dessutom kommer Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees stärkas och tillgången till marknader och finansiella tjänster samt öka motståndskraften mot klimatförändringar kommer att förbättras. Alla invånare i distriktet (50.536 män, kvinnor och barn) kommer att dra nytta av bättre tillgång till lokalproducerad mat (fördubbling av avkastning på 319 hektar), Livelihood-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR), en utveckling av marknaden (möjligheter för alla producenter, köpare och aktörer i utvalda värdekedjor) samt IWRM. Projektets teknologier, metoder och affärsmodeller kommer att delas nationellt med syfte att främja investeringar gjorda av samhällena, myndigheter och andra aktörer inom utvecklingssektorn. Ambassaden bedömer att den föreslagna insatsen uppfyller ett flertal resultat i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe 2017-2021. Insatsen fokuserar främst på klimatförändringar med målet att skapa mer motståndskraftiga hushåll och individer (resultatområde 3.1) och integrera användningen av produktiv förnybar energi i form av soldrivna bevattningssystem (resultatområde 3.3). Genom betoningen på värdekedjemetoder och kopplingar till marknader och finanser avser insatsen skapa gröna och motståndskraftiga jobb och inkomster för några av de mest utsatta samhällena i Zimbabwe (resultatområde 3.2). Dessutom har insatsen genomgående ett genusperspektiv (område 1.3) och en konfliktkänslighet vilket är särskilt viktigt med tanke på de konflikter som pågick i Gwanda under 1980- och 2000-talen. Insatsen relaterar direkt till följande av FNs globala mål för en hållbar utveckling: 1)Ingen fattigdom 2)Ingen hunger 5)Jämställdhet 6)Rent vatten och sanitet 7)Hållbar energi för alla 9) Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur 13) Bekämpa klimatförändringen The project will contribute to sustainable green economic growth in Zimbabwe by enhancing agricultural productivity with renewable energy and water efficient technologies, in Gwanda Rural District. 919 smallholder farming households (i.e. 4,135 men, women & children direct beneficiaries) will increase their incomes and yields by 100%, through participation in horticulture and other value chains. The irrigation scheme beneficiary smallholders plus dryland farmers surrounding the irrigation schemes (a total of 919 smallholder farming households) will increase crop production, have stronger performing Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees, better access to markets and finance, and increased resilience to climate change. All residents of the wards (50,536 men, women and children) will benefit from better access to local food (doubling of yields on 319 hectares), inclusion of Livelihood Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR) in ward plans, market development (opportunities for all producers, buyers and actors in selected value chains) and IWRM to conserve their resource base. The project's technologies, approaches and businesses models will be shared nationally to promote investment/adoption by communities, government and other development agencies. Objectives of the intervention include: 1. Increased Resilience to Climate Variability and Change. 2. Increased Access to Finance. 3. Strengthened Irrigation Management Structures. 4. Increased Access to Markets. 5. Increased Sustainable Crop Production. Sweden Practical Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Practical Action Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 0 0 0 0 2000000 2000000 Practical Action 2000000 Practical Action Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Improved opportunities for sustainable livelihoods, with a focus on sustainable food security, productive employment with decent working conditions, especially for women and young people. Förbättrade möjligheter till en hållbar försörjning, med fokus på hållbar livsmedelsförsörjning, produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved access to renewable energy that is socially and environmentally sustainable. Förbättrad tillgång till förnyelsebar energi som är socialt och miljömässigt hållbar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved capacity of stakeholders to contribute to environmental and climate sustainability. Förbättrad kapacitet hos aktörer att bidra till miljö- och klimatmässig hållbarhet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11266-11266A0201 Sweden The project will contribute to sustainable green economic growth in Zimbabwe by enhancing agricultural productivity with renewable energy and water efficient technologies, in Gwanda Rural District. 919 smallholder farming households (i.e. 4,135 men, women & children direct beneficiaries) will increase their incomes and yields by 100%, through participation in horticulture and other value chains. The irrigation scheme beneficiary smallholders plus dryland farmers surrounding the irrigation schemes (a total of 919 smallholder farming households) – will increase crop production, have stronger performing Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees, better access to markets and finance, and increased resilience to climate change. All residents of the wards (50,536 men, women and children) will benefit from better access to local food (doubling of yields on 319 hectares), inclusion of Livelihood Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR) in ward plans, market development (opportunities for all producers, buyers and actors in selected value chains) and IWRM to conserve their resource base. The project's technologies, approaches and businesses models will be shared nationally to promote investment/adoption by communities, government and other development agencies. Practical Action har ansökt om finansiellt stöd från svenska ambassaden i Harare om 20 miljoner SEK med syfte att genomföra projektet "Enhanced Agricultural Productivity and Resilience to Climate Change through Solar Powered Irrigation” i Gwanda, Zimbabwe. Ambassaden kommer att stå som ensam givare i detta projekt. Gwanda District har valts ut som fokusområde för denna insats på grund av följande skäl: 1)Gwanda District ligger i de agroekonomiska zonerna IV och V, vilket gör distriktet extremt sårbart för klimatvariation och klimatförändringar; 2)Distriktet har en stor population som till största del är beroende av jordbruk; 3)Gwanda District är för tillfället inte en del av Zimbabwe Resilience Builing Fund; 4)Distriktet har ett antal bevattningssystem som antingen är ur bruk eller drivna av diesel; 5)Matabeleland South har mottagit betydligt mindre bistånd i förhållande till andra provinser i Zimbabwe; 6)Practical Action har både erfarenhet och i dagsläget en närvaro i Gwanda. Insatsen belyser de huvudsakliga orsakerna till fattigdom i Gwanda, så som låg jordbruksproduktivitet, brist på tillgång till ren och förnybar energi och småskaliga jordbruksbönders svaga organisatoriska förmåga. Även brist på kunskap och tillgång till rådgivning gällande jordbruket samt begränsad tillgång till marknaden och finansiella tjänster är faktorer som påverkar fattigdomen i Gwanda. Ett fokus för insatsen är att stärka jordbruksbönders anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft för klimatvariationer och klimatförändringar. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att öka jordbruksaktiviteten och motståndskraften för klimatförändringar inom Gwanda District genom soldrivna bevattningssystem samt ökad tillgång till marknaden och finansiella tjänster. De huvudsakliga målen med insatsen är att: 1) På ett hållbart sätt öka växtproduktionen genom Participatory Extension Approaches (PEA) och Participatory Knowledge and Technology Developmnent. 2) Öka tillgången till marknader genom Participatory Market Systems Development (PMSD-metoder). 3) Öka tillgången till finansiella tjänster genom utveckling och stöd av 18 - 36 ISALs. 4) Öka motståndskraften mot klimatvariationer och klimatförändringar genom soldrivna bevattningssystem och bättre brukande av landområden. Dessa landområden, som beräknas stödja upp till 20 hushåll vardera, bevattnas genom vatten från borrhål som kommer att färdigställas under detta projekt. Insatsen avser dessutom stärka hushållens och samhällens motståndskraft genom att integrera Livelihood-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR). 5) Utveckla bevattningssystem genom Transformational Leadership Training, med syfte att förbättra lokalbefolkningens organisatoriska förmåga att äga och förvalta sina system. Projektet kommer att bidra till en hållbar grön ekonomisk tillväxt i Zimbabwe genom att förbättra jordbruksproduktiviteten med hjälp av förnybar energi och vatteneffektiv teknik i Gwanda. Totalt kommer 919 småskaliga jordbrukshushåll (4.135 män, kvinnor och barn) att öka sina inkomster och avkastningar med 100% genom trädgårdsodling och andra värdekedjor. Bevattningssystemets stödmottagare och bönder som brukar torra landområden (totalt 919 småhushållande jordbrukshushåll) - kommer att öka växtproduktionen. Dessutom kommer Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees stärkas och tillgången till marknader och finansiella tjänster samt öka motståndskraften mot klimatförändringar kommer att förbättras. Alla invånare i distriktet (50.536 män, kvinnor och barn) kommer att dra nytta av bättre tillgång till lokalproducerad mat (fördubbling av avkastning på 319 hektar), Livelihood-Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR), en utveckling av marknaden (möjligheter för alla producenter, köpare och aktörer i utvalda värdekedjor) samt IWRM. Projektets teknologier, metoder och affärsmodeller kommer att delas nationellt med syfte att främja investeringar gjorda av samhällena, myndigheter och andra aktörer inom utvecklingssektorn. Ambassaden bedömer att den föreslagna insatsen uppfyller ett flertal resultat i strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe 2017-2021. Insatsen fokuserar främst på klimatförändringar med målet att skapa mer motståndskraftiga hushåll och individer (resultatområde 3.1) och integrera användningen av produktiv förnybar energi i form av soldrivna bevattningssystem (resultatområde 3.3). Genom betoningen på värdekedjemetoder och kopplingar till marknader och finanser avser insatsen skapa gröna och motståndskraftiga jobb och inkomster för några av de mest utsatta samhällena i Zimbabwe (resultatområde 3.2). Dessutom har insatsen genomgående ett genusperspektiv (område 1.3) och en konfliktkänslighet vilket är särskilt viktigt med tanke på de konflikter som pågick i Gwanda under 1980- och 2000-talen. Insatsen relaterar direkt till följande av FNs globala mål för en hållbar utveckling: 1)Ingen fattigdom 2)Ingen hunger 5)Jämställdhet 6)Rent vatten och sanitet 7)Hållbar energi för alla 9) Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur 13) Bekämpa klimatförändringen The project will contribute to sustainable green economic growth in Zimbabwe by enhancing agricultural productivity with renewable energy and water efficient technologies, in Gwanda Rural District. 919 smallholder farming households (i.e. 4,135 men, women & children direct beneficiaries) will increase their incomes and yields by 100%, through participation in horticulture and other value chains. The irrigation scheme beneficiary smallholders plus dryland farmers surrounding the irrigation schemes (a total of 919 smallholder farming households) will increase crop production, have stronger performing Irrigation Management and Marketing Committees, better access to markets and finance, and increased resilience to climate change. All residents of the wards (50,536 men, women and children) will benefit from better access to local food (doubling of yields on 319 hectares), inclusion of Livelihood Centred Disaster Risk Reduction (LCDRR) in ward plans, market development (opportunities for all producers, buyers and actors in selected value chains) and IWRM to conserve their resource base. The project's technologies, approaches and businesses models will be shared nationally to promote investment/adoption by communities, government and other development agencies. Objectives of the intervention include: 1. Increased Resilience to Climate Variability and Change. 2. Increased Access to Finance. 3. Strengthened Irrigation Management Structures. 4. Increased Access to Markets. 5. Increased Sustainable Crop Production. Sweden Cowater International Sweden AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cowater International Sweden AB 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 7.b - By 2030, expand infrastructure and upgrade technology for supplying modern and sustainable energy services for all in developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing countries, in accordance with their respective programmes of support. 7.b - Till 2030 bygga ut infrastrukturen och uppgradera tekniken för att leverera moderna och hållbara energitjänster till alla i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 400000 122843 0 277157 400000 Cowater International Sweden AB 122842.76 Cowater International Sweden AB 277157.24 Cowater International Sweden AB Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Improved opportunities for sustainable livelihoods, with a focus on sustainable food security, productive employment with decent working conditions, especially for women and young people. Förbättrade möjligheter till en hållbar försörjning, med fokus på hållbar livsmedelsförsörjning, produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11301 Sweden The intervention is a multi-sectorial programme whose targeted actions contribute to ending gender based violence against women (GB- VAW). This joint prorgramme of UNDP, UN Women and UNFPA covers all forms of gender based violence against women and girls and specifically addresses domestic violence and sexual violence including rape and harassment. The direct target is the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 municipalities and service providers (such as CSOs). The indirect target are women survivors of gender based violence and public for public campaigns. The goal of the programme is that Government of Albania/GoA and municipal duty bearers ensure the implementation of national and international commitments to prevent, detect and protect the citizens against GBV. Insatsen är ett multi-sektoriellt program, vars riktade insatser bidrar till att stoppa genderbaserat våld mot kvinnor (GB-VAW). Detta gemensamma program med UNDP, UN Women samt UNFPA täcker alla former av genderbaserat våld mot kvinnor och flickor med särskild tonvikt på våld i hemmet och sexuellt våld, inklusive våldtäkt och trakasserier. Den direkta målgruppen är Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 kommuner och tjänsteleverantörer (såsom CSO:er). Den indirekt målgruppen är kvinnor som överlevt genderbaserat våld samt allmänheten för offentliga kampanjer. Målsättningen med programmet är att den albanska regeringen och beslutshavare på kommunal nivå säkerställer genomförandet av nationella och internationella åtaganden för att förebygga, upptäcka och skydda medborgare från genderbaserat våld. The proposed Joint Programme is a multi-sectorial programme whose targeted actions contribute to ending gender based violence against women (GB- VAW). The proposed JP covers all forms of gender based violence against women and girls and specifically addresses domestic violence and sexual violence including rape and harassment. The direct target is the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 municipalities and service providers (such as CSOs). The indirect target are women survivors of gender based violence and public for public campaigns. The goal of the programme is that GoA and municipal duty bearers ensure the implementation of national and international commitments to prevent, detect and protect the citizens against GBV. The goal of the programme is: GoA and municipal duty-bearers ensure implementation of international and national legal and political commitments to prevent, detect and protect their citizens against GBV. The three outcomes are: 1) Government bodies guarantee the development of adequate legal and institutional framework needed to prevent, detect and protect the citizens; 2) Targeted municipalities support GB-VAW efforts with funds, human resources coordination in place; 3) Women, girls, men, boys and CSO working on GB-VAW organise collectively to engage in prevention that builds a foundation for social change in eliminating GB-VAW. Some examples of indicative activities are the following: Strengthen the capacities of Coordinated Community Response (CCR); establish new CCRs, support the establishment of emergency and sexual violence centres; use gender responsive budgeting methodology to train local government units to offers services to survivors of GB-VAW, awareness raising campaigns, research with men and boys, etc. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Ending violence against women and girls Government & Civil Society-general The UN Joint Programme "Ending Violence Against Women" has produced significant results in regard to the protection of survivors of domestic violence and a greater cooperation across duty bearers, representatives of the right holders and oversight Human Rights mechanisms. At the outcome level significant progress was achieved, including overachievements linked to the legislative and policy changes; an increase in the number of survivors of Domestic Violence/DV reporting their cases, 56% of the requests to Courts resulting in Protection Orders issued; an increased number of municipalities regularly using the system Recording Violence in Albania (REVALB) and cases recorded within; and increased capacities of Local governments units in applying GRB/gender responsive budgeting in their budgeting processes, with at least 6 municipalities adopting integrated socio/economic integration models for GBV survivors in their resource allocations. Other key high-level achievements include an improved sub-legal DV framework tailored to emergencies (including natural disasters and COVID-19 pandemic); increased accountability and oversight role of the Parliament, Commissioner for Protection from Discrimination, Ombudsperson, and CSOs through support to their capacities to monitor the implementation of GBV legislation; provision of specialized services to sexual violence victims through the support provided through a new emergencies centre (LILIUM Centre), and better adoption of a multi-disciplinary and coordinated approach across the CRMs supported. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11301-11301A0101 Sweden The intervention is a multi-sectorial programme whose targeted actions contribute to ending gender based violence against women (GB- VAW). This joint prorgramme of UNDP, UN Women and UNFPA covers all forms of gender based violence against women and girls and specifically addresses domestic violence and sexual violence including rape and harassment. The direct target is the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 municipalities and service providers (such as CSOs). The indirect target are women survivors of gender based violence and public for public campaigns. The goal of the programme is that Government of Albania/GoA and municipal duty bearers ensure the implementation of national and international commitments to prevent, detect and protect the citizens against GBV. Insatsen är ett multi-sektoriellt program, vars riktade insatser bidrar till att stoppa genderbaserat våld mot kvinnor (GB-VAW). Detta gemensamma program med UNDP, UN Women samt UNFPA täcker alla former av genderbaserat våld mot kvinnor och flickor med särskild tonvikt på våld i hemmet och sexuellt våld, inklusive våldtäkt och trakasserier. Den direkta målgruppen är Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 kommuner och tjänsteleverantörer (såsom CSO:er). Den indirekt målgruppen är kvinnor som överlevt genderbaserat våld samt allmänheten för offentliga kampanjer. Målsättningen med programmet är att den albanska regeringen och beslutshavare på kommunal nivå säkerställer genomförandet av nationella och internationella åtaganden för att förebygga, upptäcka och skydda medborgare från genderbaserat våld. The proposed Joint Programme is a multi-sectorial programme whose targeted actions contribute to ending gender based violence against women (GB- VAW). The proposed JP covers all forms of gender based violence against women and girls and specifically addresses domestic violence and sexual violence including rape and harassment. The direct target is the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 municipalities and service providers (such as CSOs). The indirect target are women survivors of gender based violence and public for public campaigns. The goal of the programme is that GoA and municipal duty bearers ensure the implementation of national and international commitments to prevent, detect and protect the citizens against GBV. The goal of the programme is: GoA and municipal duty-bearers ensure implementation of international and national legal and political commitments to prevent, detect and protect their citizens against GBV. The three outcomes are: 1) Government bodies guarantee the development of adequate legal and institutional framework needed to prevent, detect and protect the citizens; 2) Targeted municipalities support GB-VAW efforts with funds, human resources coordination in place; 3) Women, girls, men, boys and CSO working on GB-VAW organise collectively to engage in prevention that builds a foundation for social change in eliminating GB-VAW. Some examples of indicative activities are the following: Strengthen the capacities of Coordinated Community Response (CCR); establish new CCRs, support the establishment of emergency and sexual violence centres; use gender responsive budgeting methodology to train local government units to offers services to survivors of GB-VAW, awareness raising campaigns, research with men and boys, etc. Sweden UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 18000000 4000000 6000000 4000000 0 0 0 6000000 4000000 0 0 0 0 18000000 0 4000000 32000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 18000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 6000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 4000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Reduced gender-based violence, hate crimes and human trafficking Västra Balkan: Minskat könsrelaterat våld, hatbrott och människohandel Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11301-11301A0102 Sweden The intervention is a multi-sectorial programme whose targeted actions contribute to ending gender based violence against women (GB- VAW). This joint prorgramme of UNDP, UN Women and UNFPA covers all forms of gender based violence against women and girls and specifically addresses domestic violence and sexual violence including rape and harassment. The direct target is the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 municipalities and service providers (such as CSOs). The indirect target are women survivors of gender based violence and public for public campaigns. The goal of the programme is that Government of Albania/GoA and municipal duty bearers ensure the implementation of national and international commitments to prevent, detect and protect the citizens against GBV. Insatsen är ett multi-sektoriellt program, vars riktade insatser bidrar till att stoppa genderbaserat våld mot kvinnor (GB-VAW). Detta gemensamma program med UNDP, UN Women samt UNFPA täcker alla former av genderbaserat våld mot kvinnor och flickor med särskild tonvikt på våld i hemmet och sexuellt våld, inklusive våldtäkt och trakasserier. Den direkta målgruppen är Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 kommuner och tjänsteleverantörer (såsom CSO:er). Den indirekt målgruppen är kvinnor som överlevt genderbaserat våld samt allmänheten för offentliga kampanjer. Målsättningen med programmet är att den albanska regeringen och beslutshavare på kommunal nivå säkerställer genomförandet av nationella och internationella åtaganden för att förebygga, upptäcka och skydda medborgare från genderbaserat våld. The proposed Joint Programme is a multi-sectorial programme whose targeted actions contribute to ending gender based violence against women (GB- VAW). The proposed JP covers all forms of gender based violence against women and girls and specifically addresses domestic violence and sexual violence including rape and harassment. The direct target is the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 municipalities and service providers (such as CSOs). The indirect target are women survivors of gender based violence and public for public campaigns. The goal of the programme is that GoA and municipal duty bearers ensure the implementation of national and international commitments to prevent, detect and protect the citizens against GBV. The goal of the programme is: GoA and municipal duty-bearers ensure implementation of international and national legal and political commitments to prevent, detect and protect their citizens against GBV. The three outcomes are: 1) Government bodies guarantee the development of adequate legal and institutional framework needed to prevent, detect and protect the citizens; 2) Targeted municipalities support GB-VAW efforts with funds, human resources coordination in place; 3) Women, girls, men, boys and CSO working on GB-VAW organise collectively to engage in prevention that builds a foundation for social change in eliminating GB-VAW. Some examples of indicative activities are the following: Strengthen the capacities of Coordinated Community Response (CCR); establish new CCRs, support the establishment of emergency and sexual violence centres; use gender responsive budgeting methodology to train local government units to offers services to survivors of GB-VAW, awareness raising campaigns, research with men and boys, etc. Sweden UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 78451 93021 0 0 0 0 78451 0 0 0 93021 171472 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 78451 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 93020.75 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Reduced gender-based violence, hate crimes and human trafficking Västra Balkan: Minskat könsrelaterat våld, hatbrott och människohandel Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11301-11301A0103 Sweden The intervention is a multi-sectorial programme whose targeted actions contribute to ending gender based violence against women (GB- VAW). This joint prorgramme of UNDP, UN Women and UNFPA covers all forms of gender based violence against women and girls and specifically addresses domestic violence and sexual violence including rape and harassment. The direct target is the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 municipalities and service providers (such as CSOs). The indirect target are women survivors of gender based violence and public for public campaigns. The goal of the programme is that Government of Albania/GoA and municipal duty bearers ensure the implementation of national and international commitments to prevent, detect and protect the citizens against GBV. Insatsen är ett multi-sektoriellt program, vars riktade insatser bidrar till att stoppa genderbaserat våld mot kvinnor (GB-VAW). Detta gemensamma program med UNDP, UN Women samt UNFPA täcker alla former av genderbaserat våld mot kvinnor och flickor med särskild tonvikt på våld i hemmet och sexuellt våld, inklusive våldtäkt och trakasserier. Den direkta målgruppen är Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 kommuner och tjänsteleverantörer (såsom CSO:er). Den indirekt målgruppen är kvinnor som överlevt genderbaserat våld samt allmänheten för offentliga kampanjer. Målsättningen med programmet är att den albanska regeringen och beslutshavare på kommunal nivå säkerställer genomförandet av nationella och internationella åtaganden för att förebygga, upptäcka och skydda medborgare från genderbaserat våld. The proposed Joint Programme is a multi-sectorial programme whose targeted actions contribute to ending gender based violence against women (GB- VAW). The proposed JP covers all forms of gender based violence against women and girls and specifically addresses domestic violence and sexual violence including rape and harassment. The direct target is the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, National Council for Gender Equality, 15 municipalities and service providers (such as CSOs). The indirect target are women survivors of gender based violence and public for public campaigns. The goal of the programme is that GoA and municipal duty bearers ensure the implementation of national and international commitments to prevent, detect and protect the citizens against GBV. The goal of the programme is: GoA and municipal duty-bearers ensure implementation of international and national legal and political commitments to prevent, detect and protect their citizens against GBV. The three outcomes are: 1) Government bodies guarantee the development of adequate legal and institutional framework needed to prevent, detect and protect the citizens; 2) Targeted municipalities support GB-VAW efforts with funds, human resources coordination in place; 3) Women, girls, men, boys and CSO working on GB-VAW organise collectively to engage in prevention that builds a foundation for social change in eliminating GB-VAW. Some examples of indicative activities are the following: Strengthen the capacities of Coordinated Community Response (CCR); establish new CCRs, support the establishment of emergency and sexual violence centres; use gender responsive budgeting methodology to train local government units to offers services to survivors of GB-VAW, awareness raising campaigns, research with men and boys, etc. Sweden UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 200000 36800 -401 199599 36800 236399 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 199599.25 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 36800 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11323 Sweden The project aims at improving the employability of the long-term unemployed workforce, particularly youth, women, and people with short or no education or training. The project is part of a larger employment support programme implemented by the World Bank. It engages employment service providers to match unemployed with labor demand. The project tests private employment service provision models and evaluate the impact of support to the unemployed workforce. Projektet syftar till att förbättra anställbarheten för långtidsarbetslös arbetskraft, särskilt ungdomar, kvinnor och personer med kort eller ingen utbildning. Projektet är en del av ett större sysselsättningsstödsprogram som genomförs av Världsbanken. Det engagerar privata arbetsförmedlare för att matcha arbetslösa med efterfrågan på arbetskraft. Projektet testar modeller för hur privata arbetsförmedlingar kan användas och utvärderar effekten av stöd till arbetslös arbetskraft. The project overall objective is to promote job creation. Outcome indicators include percentage of beneficiaries remaining employed 12 months after the intervention, and the percentage of firms with higher number of employees 12 months after the intervention, as well as the number of job-seekers receiving counseling services. The project will do this through engaging with private employment service providers. It will then commission an impact study to check results. Following positive results, the World Bank aims to improve the effectiveness of public employment service active labor market measures, based on the successful pilots with private employment services. With an amendment request number two, the World Bank requested a 12 month no cost extension of the agreement until October 2022.  This is due to delays caused primarily by COVID19 crisis.  The World Bank has also updated the overall objective and the target group of the project.   The target group of beneficiaries would be the hard to employ, long-term unemployed and newly unemployed due to Covid -19 pandemic (lower skilled, unemployed youth and women) The overall objective has been updated as follows: The development objective of the project is to support hard- to- employ job-seekers and newly employed job-seekers that lost their jobs due to Covid-19 pandemic, to transition into jobs through a suite of individualized and market-driven private employment services. The overall objective is updated as follows:  Phase II - Economic Inclusion of Women and Improvement of Monitoring Systems aims to deliver individualized employment services to increase number of targeted women to be included in the labor market. More specifically, the pilot intervention will result in economic inclusion of 1000 women and provide evidence and practical experience to institutions. When it comes to long-term results Phase II builds on the existing work to ensure suitability of this pilot to improve analytical and delivery capacities of government institutions.  Improved Social Assistance Beneficiary database will result in better targeting of unemployed, inactive and socially excluded women. Further, the intervention will result in development of guide policies that would enable governments to tailor measures for the continuous inclusion of women in labor market.       Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Employment creation Other Social Infrastructure & Services In line with the project objectives and considering the challenges of the changing labour market, the project still managed to measure meaningful results. The project is divided into two sub/projects: the first part of the project is directly implemented by the World Bank under the Bank Executed Trust Fund (RETF). This part of the project is related to business advisory services, supervision and monitoring an impact evaluation. While, the second part of the project is directly implemented by private employment agency "Kolektive under Recipient Executed Trust Fund (RETF). The activities executed within this part of the project are related to profiling and counseling of jobseekers, job inter-mediation services, on-the-job training and job placement. When it comes to results during the reporting period project activities focused on 1) implementation of Component 2 activities (Provision of private employment services), finalizing the Impact Evaluation Report and under Component 3 Initiating the analysis of Phase II. For easier reference expected results are listed as per component below. Under Component 1 more specifically Call to applicants and status of application during the reporting period (October 2023 - June 2024) 3 calls were conducted with the total number of applicants amounting to 1 319 persons. However, the unexpected outcome is related to the trend of interested and eligible candidates. The trend indicates significant reduction of number of applicants and subsequently those that are eligible and received assistance. For example number of applicants during the first call within this reporting period is 864 while during the last call in this reporting period number is reduced to 115. Counselling and Job Placement Results during the reporting period 2023 - 932 jobseekers (794 women) were counselled while 794 jobseekers (553 women) were placed in jobs. According to the Federal Employment Institute 204 jobseekers are employed and approved. In addition 31 persons have started the on-job training. In this regard the project has met the set targets however indication that the interest of jobseekers is significantly dropping over the period future similar interventions will be more challenging. With this said, the analysis indicates that although labor supply is reducing women and long-term unemployed categories remain stagnate in statistical terms. This would be categorized as unexpected results not directly attributed to the project but to overall labor market landscape. Further, when it comes to soft skills training for participants the private employment agency Kolektiv during the reporting period has carried out 14 soft skill training courses with an outreach to 15 620 participants and only 404 jobseekers attended trainings that are organized in person and virtually. The result in terms of the aggressive outreach is expected however it is unexpected that only 2,6 % of those who received the information actually attended. In terms of On-the job training with the employers, similarly the trend is rather disappointing. Kolektiv cooperated with 40 employers and 38 out of these 40 were adequately corresponded to requirements of the call. Out of 781 candidates who were referred for on-the job-training only 25 (3,2%) were placed in the training with the employer. Such low number of selected candidates to be placed is not expected. According to the project team, the slow progress and unexpected results are both attributed to the employers side and the job seekers side. More specifically, on the employers side they usally postponed the hiring causing jobseekeres to lose interest, jobseekers often selected candidates from outside the proposed pool offering unattractive compensation packages. Meanwhile, on the jobseekers side, candidates often demonstrated lack of interst, not showing up or poorly completing their duties. It would be also worth mentioning that the number of candidates would be slightly higher since over 20 unemployed low skilled women were scheduled to receive required training with a possibility for long-term employment however the the production line was postponed and recruitment was put on hold. Regarding the Component 3 Evaluation of the impact of private services on employment outcomes as expected the publication is completed and submitted. The narrative report includes findings from the evaluation and some are listed here for reference. "The analysis found that receiving job matching services in addition to counselling results in a six-percentage point higher likelihood of finding a formal job at the end of the program. Although slightly weaker, these differences persist in the medium term, about one year after the program's completion. Second, vulnerable groups including those with lower levels of education and youth benefit more from the matching services. For example, for jobseekers with a secondary school degree or less, job matching results in a 7.8 percentage point greater likelihood of formal employment, whereas the corresponding number for those with more some tertiary education is 2.5 percentage points. The effects of job matching are more than double for jobseekers younger than 30 than for those above the age of 30. Finally, while the effects of job matching are not statistically significant for the group of women overall, for those with children they are more than 10 percentage points. Overall, these results suggest this intervention addressed constraints faced by the most vulnerable groups in the labor market." No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11323-11323A0101 Sweden The project aims at improving the employability of the long-term unemployed workforce, particularly youth, women, and people with short or no education or training. The project is part of a larger employment support programme implemented by the World Bank. It engages employment service providers to match unemployed with labor demand. The project tests private employment service provision models and evaluate the impact of support to the unemployed workforce. Projektet syftar till att förbättra anställbarheten för långtidsarbetslös arbetskraft, särskilt ungdomar, kvinnor och personer med kort eller ingen utbildning. Projektet är en del av ett större sysselsättningsstödsprogram som genomförs av Världsbanken. Det engagerar privata arbetsförmedlare för att matcha arbetslösa med efterfrågan på arbetskraft. Projektet testar modeller för hur privata arbetsförmedlingar kan användas och utvärderar effekten av stöd till arbetslös arbetskraft. The project overall objective is to promote job creation. Outcome indicators include percentage of beneficiaries remaining employed 12 months after the intervention, and the percentage of firms with higher number of employees 12 months after the intervention, as well as the number of job-seekers receiving counseling services. The project will do this through engaging with private employment service providers. It will then commission an impact study to check results. Following positive results, the World Bank aims to improve the effectiveness of public employment service active labor market measures, based on the successful pilots with private employment services. With an amendment request number two, the World Bank requested a 12 month no cost extension of the agreement until October 2022.  This is due to delays caused primarily by COVID19 crisis.  The World Bank has also updated the overall objective and the target group of the project.   The target group of beneficiaries would be the hard to employ, long-term unemployed and newly unemployed due to Covid -19 pandemic (lower skilled, unemployed youth and women) The overall objective has been updated as follows: The development objective of the project is to support hard- to- employ job-seekers and newly employed job-seekers that lost their jobs due to Covid-19 pandemic, to transition into jobs through a suite of individualized and market-driven private employment services. The overall objective is updated as follows:  Phase II - Economic Inclusion of Women and Improvement of Monitoring Systems aims to deliver individualized employment services to increase number of targeted women to be included in the labor market. More specifically, the pilot intervention will result in economic inclusion of 1000 women and provide evidence and practical experience to institutions. When it comes to long-term results Phase II builds on the existing work to ensure suitability of this pilot to improve analytical and delivery capacities of government institutions.  Improved Social Assistance Beneficiary database will result in better targeting of unemployed, inactive and socially excluded women. Further, the intervention will result in development of guide policies that would enable governments to tailor measures for the continuous inclusion of women in labor market.       Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 9000000 9000000 1600000 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 9000000 1600000 9000000 0 0 0 0 0 24600000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 5000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 9000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 9000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1600000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Strengthened capacity of institutions for economic integration with the EU Västra Balkan: Stärkt kapacitet hos institutioner för fortsatt ekonomisk integration med EU Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11323-11323A0102 Sweden The project aims at improving the employability of the long-term unemployed workforce, particularly youth, women, and people with short or no education or training. The project is part of a larger employment support programme implemented by the World Bank. It engages employment service providers to match unemployed with labor demand. The project tests private employment service provision models and evaluate the impact of support to the unemployed workforce. Projektet syftar till att förbättra anställbarheten för långtidsarbetslös arbetskraft, särskilt ungdomar, kvinnor och personer med kort eller ingen utbildning. Projektet är en del av ett större sysselsättningsstödsprogram som genomförs av Världsbanken. Det engagerar privata arbetsförmedlare för att matcha arbetslösa med efterfrågan på arbetskraft. Projektet testar modeller för hur privata arbetsförmedlingar kan användas och utvärderar effekten av stöd till arbetslös arbetskraft. The project overall objective is to promote job creation. Outcome indicators include percentage of beneficiaries remaining employed 12 months after the intervention, and the percentage of firms with higher number of employees 12 months after the intervention, as well as the number of job-seekers receiving counseling services. The project will do this through engaging with private employment service providers. It will then commission an impact study to check results. Following positive results, the World Bank aims to improve the effectiveness of public employment service active labor market measures, based on the successful pilots with private employment services. With an amendment request number two, the World Bank requested a 12 month no cost extension of the agreement until October 2022.  This is due to delays caused primarily by COVID19 crisis.  The World Bank has also updated the overall objective and the target group of the project.   The target group of beneficiaries would be the hard to employ, long-term unemployed and newly unemployed due to Covid -19 pandemic (lower skilled, unemployed youth and women) The overall objective has been updated as follows: The development objective of the project is to support hard- to- employ job-seekers and newly employed job-seekers that lost their jobs due to Covid-19 pandemic, to transition into jobs through a suite of individualized and market-driven private employment services. The overall objective is updated as follows:  Phase II - Economic Inclusion of Women and Improvement of Monitoring Systems aims to deliver individualized employment services to increase number of targeted women to be included in the labor market. More specifically, the pilot intervention will result in economic inclusion of 1000 women and provide evidence and practical experience to institutions. When it comes to long-term results Phase II builds on the existing work to ensure suitability of this pilot to improve analytical and delivery capacities of government institutions.  Improved Social Assistance Beneficiary database will result in better targeting of unemployed, inactive and socially excluded women. Further, the intervention will result in development of guide policies that would enable governments to tailor measures for the continuous inclusion of women in labor market.       Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 26400000 0 -13830219 0 13200000 0 0 0 -13830219 0 0 0 0 0 13200000 12569781 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 13200000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 13200000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -13830218.6999999993 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Improved opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions VB: Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11323-11323A0103 Sweden The project aims at improving the employability of the long-term unemployed workforce, particularly youth, women, and people with short or no education or training. The project is part of a larger employment support programme implemented by the World Bank. It engages employment service providers to match unemployed with labor demand. The project tests private employment service provision models and evaluate the impact of support to the unemployed workforce. Projektet syftar till att förbättra anställbarheten för långtidsarbetslös arbetskraft, särskilt ungdomar, kvinnor och personer med kort eller ingen utbildning. Projektet är en del av ett större sysselsättningsstödsprogram som genomförs av Världsbanken. Det engagerar privata arbetsförmedlare för att matcha arbetslösa med efterfrågan på arbetskraft. Projektet testar modeller för hur privata arbetsförmedlingar kan användas och utvärderar effekten av stöd till arbetslös arbetskraft. The project overall objective is to promote job creation. Outcome indicators include percentage of beneficiaries remaining employed 12 months after the intervention, and the percentage of firms with higher number of employees 12 months after the intervention, as well as the number of job-seekers receiving counseling services. The project will do this through engaging with private employment service providers. It will then commission an impact study to check results. Following positive results, the World Bank aims to improve the effectiveness of public employment service active labor market measures, based on the successful pilots with private employment services. With an amendment request number two, the World Bank requested a 12 month no cost extension of the agreement until October 2022.  This is due to delays caused primarily by COVID19 crisis.  The World Bank has also updated the overall objective and the target group of the project.   The target group of beneficiaries would be the hard to employ, long-term unemployed and newly unemployed due to Covid -19 pandemic (lower skilled, unemployed youth and women) The overall objective has been updated as follows: The development objective of the project is to support hard- to- employ job-seekers and newly employed job-seekers that lost their jobs due to Covid-19 pandemic, to transition into jobs through a suite of individualized and market-driven private employment services. The overall objective is updated as follows:  Phase II - Economic Inclusion of Women and Improvement of Monitoring Systems aims to deliver individualized employment services to increase number of targeted women to be included in the labor market. More specifically, the pilot intervention will result in economic inclusion of 1000 women and provide evidence and practical experience to institutions. When it comes to long-term results Phase II builds on the existing work to ensure suitability of this pilot to improve analytical and delivery capacities of government institutions.  Improved Social Assistance Beneficiary database will result in better targeting of unemployed, inactive and socially excluded women. Further, the intervention will result in development of guide policies that would enable governments to tailor measures for the continuous inclusion of women in labor market.       Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 -594213.61 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Improved opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions VB: Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11408 Sweden The proposed support is for HiH EA to implement a programme “Development of Inclusive and Resilient Enterprises” (DIRE) composed of two projects anchored on two opportunity areas of: 1. MSMEs; 2. Waste to Resource (W2R – waste management and circularity). HiH EA proposes to deploy its four step model (with seven in-built modular training approach) in development of enterprises in the two opportunity areas. HiH EA aims to work with the Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) to impart financial management/literacy, inspire intrinsic conception of enterprises, enhance financial access as well as support enterprises to make linkage to broader markets. The implementation strategy and approach has complementary capacity building approach to integrate enterprise resilience, create capacity for agency in entrepreneurs for policy advocacy and human rights, gender mainstreaming, and deployment of planet friendly practices in enterprise development. Det föreslagna stödet är till att HiH EA ska implementera ett program "Utveckling av inkluderande och motståndskraftiga företag" (DIRE) som består av två projekt förankrade i två möjlighetsområden: 1. MSME; 2. Waste to Resource (W2R – avfallshantering och cirkularitet). HiH EA föreslår att man ska använda sin fyrastegsmodell (med sju inbyggda modulära utbildningsmetoder) i utvecklingen av företag inom de två möjlighetsområdena. HiH EA strävar efter att arbeta med Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) för att förmedla ekonomisk förvaltning/läskunnighet, inspirera företags inneboende uppfattning, förbättra ekonomisk tillgång samt stödja företag att knyta an till bredare marknader. Implementeringsstrategin och tillvägagångssättet har kompletterande kapacitetsbyggande tillvägagångssätt för att integrera företagsresiliens, skapa kapacitet för entreprenörer för byråkrati och mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhetsintegrering och spridning av planetvänliga metoder i företagsutveckling. Goal Level: To contribute to the well being of the project direct participant through reduction of poverty and exclusion among willing people in both rural, urban, and peri- urban areas. Purpose Level: To develop viable enterprises that will contribute to move direct project participants in rural, urban and peri-urban areas of 14 counties in Kenya from poverty to middle income status as envisaged in Kenyas Vision 2030. Project key Outcomes Outcome 1: Knowledge and skills on enterprise development among beneficiaries enhanced Outcome 2: Appropriate market chains developed Outcome 3: Resilience of enterprise development enhanced Outcome 4: Organizational capacity for implementation and M&E is enhanced Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Agricultural development Employment creation Livestock Energy conservation and demand-side efficiency Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Agriculture Other Social Infrastructure & Services Energy Policy Administrative Costs of Donors As this was the inception phase, the focus was on laying the groundwork rather than delivering immediate outputs. Key deliverable under this phase included conducting the baseline survey, recruiting and onboarding the project team, carrying out the Market System Assessment (MSA) and designing interventions, developing selection criteria, and establishing implementation hubs that also serve as offices. Additionally, recruitment of Technical Assistance (TA) and submission of the revised ProDoc were completed. A revised project document and work plan were submitted, now featuring well-defined selection criteria for both target actors and innovation grants. The revised ProDoc also clearly outlines team composition and roles, with the team capped at 22 direct staff and 7 indirect support staff, and an administration cost ceiling of 7%. The responsibilities of Technical Assistance have been clearly outlined. This is a positive step, as it ensures alignment with the Market System Development (MSD) approach, strengthening the projects strategic direction. As part of the foundational activities, 783 accelerator enterprises were engaged and 300 Bottom of the Pyramid Self-Help Groups were profiled. From these enterprises, the first cohort will be competitively selected using the agreed criteria and subsequently onboarded. In preparation for capacity building, curricula and training guides were developed to support the training of 18 identified cooperatives. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11408-11408A0101 Sweden The proposed support is for HiH EA to implement a programme “Development of Inclusive and Resilient Enterprises” (DIRE) composed of two projects anchored on two opportunity areas of: 1. MSMEs; 2. Waste to Resource (W2R – waste management and circularity). HiH EA proposes to deploy its four step model (with seven in-built modular training approach) in development of enterprises in the two opportunity areas. HiH EA aims to work with the Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) to impart financial management/literacy, inspire intrinsic conception of enterprises, enhance financial access as well as support enterprises to make linkage to broader markets. The implementation strategy and approach has complementary capacity building approach to integrate enterprise resilience, create capacity for agency in entrepreneurs for policy advocacy and human rights, gender mainstreaming, and deployment of planet friendly practices in enterprise development. Det föreslagna stödet är till att HiH EA ska implementera ett program "Utveckling av inkluderande och motståndskraftiga företag" (DIRE) som består av två projekt förankrade i två möjlighetsområden: 1. MSME; 2. Waste to Resource (W2R – avfallshantering och cirkularitet). HiH EA föreslår att man ska använda sin fyrastegsmodell (med sju inbyggda modulära utbildningsmetoder) i utvecklingen av företag inom de två möjlighetsområdena. HiH EA strävar efter att arbeta med Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) för att förmedla ekonomisk förvaltning/läskunnighet, inspirera företags inneboende uppfattning, förbättra ekonomisk tillgång samt stödja företag att knyta an till bredare marknader. Implementeringsstrategin och tillvägagångssättet har kompletterande kapacitetsbyggande tillvägagångssätt för att integrera företagsresiliens, skapa kapacitet för entreprenörer för byråkrati och mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhetsintegrering och spridning av planetvänliga metoder i företagsutveckling. Goal Level: To contribute to the well being of the project direct participant through reduction of poverty and exclusion among willing people in both rural, urban, and peri- urban areas. Purpose Level: To develop viable enterprises that will contribute to move direct project participants in rural, urban and peri-urban areas of 14 counties in Kenya from poverty to middle income status as envisaged in Kenyas Vision 2030. Project key Outcomes Outcome 1: Knowledge and skills on enterprise development among beneficiaries enhanced Outcome 2: Appropriate market chains developed Outcome 3: Resilience of enterprise development enhanced Outcome 4: Organizational capacity for implementation and M&E is enhanced Sweden Hand in Hand Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Hand in Hand 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 12249885 0 0 20000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -0.0000000009 0 0 12249885 0 0 0 0 0 6449977 Hand in Hand 25799908 Hand in Hand 16000000 Hand in Hand 4000000 Hand in Hand 2449977 Hand in Hand 9799908 Hand in Hand Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Increased gender equality, including reduced gender-related violence and access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Limited climate impact and increased resistance in the face of climate change Begränsad klimatpåverkan och ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including biodiversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved prerequisites for productive employment with decent working conditions, as well as for free and fair trade Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, samt för fri och rättvis handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened systems for better access to social protection Stärkta system för bättre tillgång till social trygghet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11408-11408A0105 Sweden The proposed support is for HiH EA to implement a programme “Development of Inclusive and Resilient Enterprises” (DIRE) composed of two projects anchored on two opportunity areas of: 1. MSMEs; 2. Waste to Resource (W2R – waste management and circularity). HiH EA proposes to deploy its four step model (with seven in-built modular training approach) in development of enterprises in the two opportunity areas. HiH EA aims to work with the Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) to impart financial management/literacy, inspire intrinsic conception of enterprises, enhance financial access as well as support enterprises to make linkage to broader markets. The implementation strategy and approach has complementary capacity building approach to integrate enterprise resilience, create capacity for agency in entrepreneurs for policy advocacy and human rights, gender mainstreaming, and deployment of planet friendly practices in enterprise development. Det föreslagna stödet är till att HiH EA ska implementera ett program "Utveckling av inkluderande och motståndskraftiga företag" (DIRE) som består av två projekt förankrade i två möjlighetsområden: 1. MSME; 2. Waste to Resource (W2R – avfallshantering och cirkularitet). HiH EA föreslår att man ska använda sin fyrastegsmodell (med sju inbyggda modulära utbildningsmetoder) i utvecklingen av företag inom de två möjlighetsområdena. HiH EA strävar efter att arbeta med Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) för att förmedla ekonomisk förvaltning/läskunnighet, inspirera företags inneboende uppfattning, förbättra ekonomisk tillgång samt stödja företag att knyta an till bredare marknader. Implementeringsstrategin och tillvägagångssättet har kompletterande kapacitetsbyggande tillvägagångssätt för att integrera företagsresiliens, skapa kapacitet för entreprenörer för byråkrati och mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhetsintegrering och spridning av planetvänliga metoder i företagsutveckling. Goal Level: To contribute to the well being of the project direct participant through reduction of poverty and exclusion among willing people in both rural, urban, and peri- urban areas. Purpose Level: To develop viable enterprises that will contribute to move direct project participants in rural, urban and peri-urban areas of 14 counties in Kenya from poverty to middle income status as envisaged in Kenyas Vision 2030. Project key Outcomes Outcome 1: Knowledge and skills on enterprise development among beneficiaries enhanced Outcome 2: Appropriate market chains developed Outcome 3: Resilience of enterprise development enhanced Outcome 4: Organizational capacity for implementation and M&E is enhanced Sweden Hand in Hand Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Hand in Hand 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 15750115 12000000 15750115 5550023 Hand in Hand 16650069 Hand in Hand 5550023 Hand in Hand 2400000 Hand in Hand 7200000 Hand in Hand 2400000 Hand in Hand Kenya 2026-2031 Kenya 2026-2031 Improved Livelihoods through Inclusive Institutions, Digitization and Trade. (Unofficial translation) Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom inkluderande institutioner, digitalisering och handel. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms, the principles of the rule of law, and freedom and empowerment for women and girls. (Unofficial translation) Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer samt frihet och egenmakt för kvinnor och flickor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Accelerated green transition that promotes sustainable growth. (Unofficial translation) Påskyndad grön omställning som främjar hållbar tillväxt. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity in host communities for the inclusion of refugees and internally displaced persons. (Unofficial translation) Stärkt kapacitet i värdsamhällen för inkludering av flyktingar och internflyktingar. Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-11408-11408A0201 Sweden The proposed support is for HiH EA to implement a programme “Development of Inclusive and Resilient Enterprises” (DIRE) composed of two projects anchored on two opportunity areas of: 1. MSMEs; 2. Waste to Resource (W2R – waste management and circularity). HiH EA proposes to deploy its four step model (with seven in-built modular training approach) in development of enterprises in the two opportunity areas. HiH EA aims to work with the Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) to impart financial management/literacy, inspire intrinsic conception of enterprises, enhance financial access as well as support enterprises to make linkage to broader markets. The implementation strategy and approach has complementary capacity building approach to integrate enterprise resilience, create capacity for agency in entrepreneurs for policy advocacy and human rights, gender mainstreaming, and deployment of planet friendly practices in enterprise development. Det föreslagna stödet är till att HiH EA ska implementera ett program "Utveckling av inkluderande och motståndskraftiga företag" (DIRE) som består av två projekt förankrade i två möjlighetsområden: 1. MSME; 2. Waste to Resource (W2R – avfallshantering och cirkularitet). HiH EA föreslår att man ska använda sin fyrastegsmodell (med sju inbyggda modulära utbildningsmetoder) i utvecklingen av företag inom de två möjlighetsområdena. HiH EA strävar efter att arbeta med Bottom of the Pyramid (BoP) för att förmedla ekonomisk förvaltning/läskunnighet, inspirera företags inneboende uppfattning, förbättra ekonomisk tillgång samt stödja företag att knyta an till bredare marknader. Implementeringsstrategin och tillvägagångssättet har kompletterande kapacitetsbyggande tillvägagångssätt för att integrera företagsresiliens, skapa kapacitet för entreprenörer för byråkrati och mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhetsintegrering och spridning av planetvänliga metoder i företagsutveckling. Goal Level: To contribute to the well being of the project direct participant through reduction of poverty and exclusion among willing people in both rural, urban, and peri- urban areas. Purpose Level: To develop viable enterprises that will contribute to move direct project participants in rural, urban and peri-urban areas of 14 counties in Kenya from poverty to middle income status as envisaged in Kenyas Vision 2030. Project key Outcomes Outcome 1: Knowledge and skills on enterprise development among beneficiaries enhanced Outcome 2: Appropriate market chains developed Outcome 3: Resilience of enterprise development enhanced Outcome 4: Organizational capacity for implementation and M&E is enhanced Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 226500 0 0 226500 226500 Sida 226500 Sida Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Increased capacity to provide sustainable public services Ökad kapacitet att tillhandahålla hållbara samhällstjänster Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11414 Sweden The goal of the contribution is to strengthen the financial sector so that it can function as a driver of economic growth. This will be achieved through implementing reforms aimed at enhancing financial stability, facilitating sustainable development of the banking sector, and promoting financial system diversification. Målet med förslagna insatsen är att stödja reformer inom finansiella sektorn för att skapa bättre förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. Insatsen kommer bidra till förbättra finansiell stabilitet, stödja utvecklingen av en mera hållbar och stabil banksektor och främja diversifiering inom finansiella sektorn i linje med europeiska standards. Detta kommer leda till en mera inkluderande finansiell sektor som gynnar både individer och små och mellanstora företag. The objective of this technical assistance project is to strengthen the financial sector in Ukraine as a driver of sustainable and inclusive economic growth by implementing reforms aimed at enhancing financial stability and resilience, facilitate sustainable banking sector development and efficiency, and promote sustainable financial system diversification and inclusion. Ukrainian citizens and private enterprises are the ultimate beneficiaries of a more diversified and efficient financial sector, benefiting from more diverse and competitive financial services, ultimately leading to job creation and sustainable growth. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Financial policy and administrative management Banking & Financial Services Sida funded financial sector programs implemented by the World Bank have been instrumental in helping authorities achieve key reforms to stabilize and deepen the financial sector in Ukraine. This project was a logical continuation of the previous Swedish funded technical assistance. In the wake of the full-scale invasion the financial sector support program adapted to the changing needs and fluid situation on the ground. In line with this, the World Bank has under this program provided assistance to authorities in launching a war risk insurance mechanism in Ukraine (the relevant law developed with assistance of the project lodged with Parliament in December 2024), improved the regulatory framework for capital markets, housing finance mechanisms (given that damages and losses in housing sector are the largest according to WBs RDNA assessment), as well as promoting a cashless economy and higher take-up of digital financial services to deepen financial intermediation and inclusion. The World Bank considers Ukraine's EU candidate status and the process of EU accession negotiations to be key drivers of financial sector reform processes. World Bank Sida funded technical assistance programs is also stated by the World Bank to have played a critical role in advancing reforms in Ukraine's non-bank financial sector. These reforms have enhanced regulatory capacity, market stability, and financial inclusion, contributing to building a transparent, resilient, and investor friendly non-bank financial sector in Ukraine, aligned with EU directives and standards. Non-bank financial sector became better supervised and regulated leading to its cleanup from nonviable institutions. With technical assistance from the Sida funded project and supported by Development Policy Loan operation of the World Bank Ukrainian authorities imposed and enforced strict rules of related party lending and conduct related party diagnostics, implemented EU-compliant credit risk assessment, banks capital structure, prudential norms and banks liquidity measures, leading to much stronger, resilient and transparent banking sector. The financial safety nets were strengthened which facilitated a cleanup of the banking sector and allowing to conduct bank resolutions since 2017 without involving state capital. The Deposit Guarantee Fund became financially and operationally resilient. SOB corporate governance was strengthened with the introduction of majority independent Supervisory Board. This enabled State Owned Bank's restructuring which will facilitate a future possible privatisation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11414-11414A0101 Sweden The goal of the contribution is to strengthen the financial sector so that it can function as a driver of economic growth. This will be achieved through implementing reforms aimed at enhancing financial stability, facilitating sustainable development of the banking sector, and promoting financial system diversification. Målet med förslagna insatsen är att stödja reformer inom finansiella sektorn för att skapa bättre förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. Insatsen kommer bidra till förbättra finansiell stabilitet, stödja utvecklingen av en mera hållbar och stabil banksektor och främja diversifiering inom finansiella sektorn i linje med europeiska standards. Detta kommer leda till en mera inkluderande finansiell sektor som gynnar både individer och små och mellanstora företag. The objective of this technical assistance project is to strengthen the financial sector in Ukraine as a driver of sustainable and inclusive economic growth by implementing reforms aimed at enhancing financial stability and resilience, facilitate sustainable banking sector development and efficiency, and promote sustainable financial system diversification and inclusion. Ukrainian citizens and private enterprises are the ultimate beneficiaries of a more diversified and efficient financial sector, benefiting from more diverse and competitive financial services, ultimately leading to job creation and sustainable growth. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 7000000 7000000 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 0 7000000 7000000 0 0 7000000 0 28000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 7000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 7000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 7000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 7000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Partner countries better fulfil EU requirements for entering into and applying association agreements, including deep and comprehensive free trade areas (AAs/DCFTAs). Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s krav för att ingå och tillämpa associeringsavtal, inklusive fördjupade frihandelsområden (AA, DCFTA) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Östeuropa: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11414-11414A0102 Sweden The goal of the contribution is to strengthen the financial sector so that it can function as a driver of economic growth. This will be achieved through implementing reforms aimed at enhancing financial stability, facilitating sustainable development of the banking sector, and promoting financial system diversification. Målet med förslagna insatsen är att stödja reformer inom finansiella sektorn för att skapa bättre förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. Insatsen kommer bidra till förbättra finansiell stabilitet, stödja utvecklingen av en mera hållbar och stabil banksektor och främja diversifiering inom finansiella sektorn i linje med europeiska standards. Detta kommer leda till en mera inkluderande finansiell sektor som gynnar både individer och små och mellanstora företag. The objective of this technical assistance project is to strengthen the financial sector in Ukraine as a driver of sustainable and inclusive economic growth by implementing reforms aimed at enhancing financial stability and resilience, facilitate sustainable banking sector development and efficiency, and promote sustainable financial system diversification and inclusion. Ukrainian citizens and private enterprises are the ultimate beneficiaries of a more diversified and efficient financial sector, benefiting from more diverse and competitive financial services, ultimately leading to job creation and sustainable growth. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 17000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 7000000 10000000 0 0 17000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 7000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 10000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 5000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -5000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Improved opportunities for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11414-11414A0103 Sweden The goal of the contribution is to strengthen the financial sector so that it can function as a driver of economic growth. This will be achieved through implementing reforms aimed at enhancing financial stability, facilitating sustainable development of the banking sector, and promoting financial system diversification. Målet med förslagna insatsen är att stödja reformer inom finansiella sektorn för att skapa bättre förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt. Insatsen kommer bidra till förbättra finansiell stabilitet, stödja utvecklingen av en mera hållbar och stabil banksektor och främja diversifiering inom finansiella sektorn i linje med europeiska standards. Detta kommer leda till en mera inkluderande finansiell sektor som gynnar både individer och små och mellanstora företag. The objective of this technical assistance project is to strengthen the financial sector in Ukraine as a driver of sustainable and inclusive economic growth by implementing reforms aimed at enhancing financial stability and resilience, facilitate sustainable banking sector development and efficiency, and promote sustainable financial system diversification and inclusion. Ukrainian citizens and private enterprises are the ultimate beneficiaries of a more diversified and efficient financial sector, benefiting from more diverse and competitive financial services, ultimately leading to job creation and sustainable growth. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 0 -419469 -419469 0 0 0 5000000 0 3000000 7580531 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 5000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 3000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -419468.85 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Improved livelihood opportunities in Ukraine. Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter i Ukraina. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11433 Sweden Support to the Implementation of the UN-Habitat Country Programme for Ethiopia will strive to improve the state of Ethiopian cities and thereby the urban livelihood by supporting the Government of Ethiopia in implementing the urban component of GTP II in alignment with the SDG 11 and the New Urban Agenda, as part of the UN-Habitat Country Programme for Ethiopia 2016-2020. Specifically the project will focus on selected cities of Ethiopia (Addis Ababa, Adama, Dire Dawa, Hawassa and Mekele) and some regions (Amhara, SNNP and Tigray) in being better planned, more economically productive and sustainable, socially inclusive and environmentally resilient, taking maximum advantage of the on-going development of industrial parks. Support to the Implementation of the UN-Habitat Country Programme for Ethiopia: Stöd till genomförandet av FN-habitatprogrammet för Etiopien kommer att sträva efter att förbättra de etiopiska städernas stad och därmed städernas försörjning genom att stödja Etiopiens regering för att genomföra stadsdelen i GTP II i linje med SDG 11 och den nya Urban Agenda, som en del av FN-habitatprogrammet för Etiopien 2016-2020. Specifikt kommer projektet att fokusera på utvalda städer i Etiopien (Addis Abeba, Adama, Dire Dawa, Hawassa och Mekele) och vissa regioner (Amhara, SNNP och Tigray) att vara bättre planerande, med effektiv avfallshanteringsamt mer ekonomiskt produtiva och hållbara, social inkluderade och miljöhärdiga, samt maximalt utnyttja den pågående utvecklingen av industriparker. Ett kompletterande stöd är det globala stödet via SKL ( Sveriges kommuner och landsting) till urban planering, The proposed intervention aims to improve the state of Ethiopian cities and thereby the urban livelihood by supporting the Government of Ethiopia in implementing the urban component of GTP II in alignment with the SDG 11 and the New Urban Agenda, as part of the UN-Habitat Country Programme for Ethiopia 2016-2020. Moreover, the project specifically assist the selected cities of Ethiopia (Addis Ababa, Adama, Dire Dawa, Hawassa and Mekele) and some regions (Amhara, SNNP and Tigray) in being better planned, more economically productive and sustainable, socially inclusive and environmentally resilient, taking maximum advantage of the on-going development of industrial parks. At the end the intervention the following major results will be achieved; Result 1: City leadership skills are reinforced to enable mayors and city managers to better face the daily challenges of rapid urbanization in their respective cities and towns Result 2: Cities concerned by the development of industrial parks such as Addis Ababa, Hawassa and Mekele, and the SNNP regional state, are able to proactively manage the urban development effects of these parks by enhancing integrated urban/metropolitan planning. Result 3: Municipal staff, communities and local stakeholders of Addis Ababa, Adama and Dire Dawa better understand human-induced and environmental risks and have identified priority actions for building urban resilience. Result 4: Coordination among urban agenda implementing partners in Ethiopia is enhanced. In general, the objective is clearly stated and found to be realistic in addressing urban challenges in the face of expansion of the industrial parks. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Urban development and management Other Multisector  Urban Planning: (Support to the preparation of Bahir Dar Structural plan, and Technical support to the Addis Ababa city) The integrated urban planning involves the Ministry of Urban Development and Construction (MUDCo) and the cities (Bahir Dar and Addis Ababa) that are  concerned by the industrial parks’ initiative. Planned urban growth driven by industrialization processes responds to the increased demand for improved livelihood through adequate housing and basic services. In terms of livelihood, an integrated urban/metropolitan planning can ensure the sustainability of the cities, especially in terms of design of the built-up area, housing needs and basic services, connectivity including sustainable transport, and efficiency, reduction of risks and environmental resiliency. Urban planning is ensuring green legacy through appropriate provision of open green public space, and response to environmental risks. For example, because of UN-Habitat support to the Bahir Dar city, the city is able to properly demarcate between the built up and preserved areas as well as the identification of public spaces (to be used for the green legacy) which in turn helps the city to better guide its future development (which includes Job creation)  without affecting the ecosystem particularly the lake and the wet land. In Addis Ababa City Administration the design guideline of the Sheger project, prepared by the UN-habitat, directly supports the green legacy.  The design guidelines emphasize the well-designed managed and used urban waterfronts for  improving urban environment, public health, ensure appropriate river buffer zone management alongside the river but also offer opportunities for job creation and income generating activities linked to urban green areas. Solid Waste Management The technical support on Solid Waste Management (SWM) to Bahir Dar city  regarding landfill sites is directly supporting improved livelihood and job creation (people engaged in the rehabilitation of the land fill site). Proper management of waste is important for safeguarding public health, protecting the environment, enhancing economic activities including promotion of circular economy and other economic activities using waste as resource. UN-Habitat is closely working with the city administration on initiating possible strategies of converting the waste to composts which could be used as fertilizers for the trees planted through the green legacy initiative. This process will create jobs through engaging organized youths in composting the waste and feeding into the trees planted to be planted.  The city administration is striving for solutions through developing modern waste management systems and construction of sanitary landfills. CityRap The City Resilience tool is supporting local administrations to identify vulnerable neighborhoods of the sub-city were selected as priority areas to strengthen resilience. The project is employing the leadership of the cities (Addis Ababa, Adama and Dire Dawa) to analyze the vulnerability assessment questionnaire provided by different department offices of the city administrations and participatory risk mapping with communities living in the selected  vulnerable neighborhoods. Through the participatory processes the government staff collectively selected key issues that need to be addressed for building the city’s resilience. Participants identified priority issues that are key to address for the resilience of cities in areas of job creation and green legacy, such as: job creation, informal settlements, roads and drainage, basic services, solid waste disposal site, public health and sanitation, environmental protection, water services, disaster risk preparedness. Participants also proposed solutions for each issue that they identified. Further development of the cities Resilience Framework for Action (RFA) based on the inputs from the review workshop is in progress.   The achieved major resluts are summarized under four areas of support  i) Capacity building for city leaders, ii) technical support for integrated urban and regional planning; iii) implementation of the City Resilience Action Planning (CityRAP) Tool iv) technical support to solid waste management and implementation of community level pilot project and v) institutional coordination in the urban sector. The achievement of the program in the areas of livelihood, job creation and green legacy to are as it follows: Capacity Building training for City Leaders: Focusing of the thematic areas such as urban governance, urban planning, land management, affordable housing and municipal finance, which are identified through a thorough training need assessment, the city leaders training enhances the capacity of the local leaders to take an informed decision to make the development of their respective cities sustainable, resilient, inclusive and livable. Cities led by informed actions are better off in improving livelihoods, creating jobs and promoting green legacy. Regional Planning (in the making) The Regional planning is working to improve the institutional capacity in urban policies and spatial development plans for balancing growth between Addis Ababa, the secondary cities and the identified urban/agro-industrial clusters and contribute to wealth re-distribution and sustainable spatial development of the country. The policies and plans create a functional rural-urban and urban-urban integrations and complementarities promoting an overall socio-economic development in the region including improved livelihood opportunities and job creation in urban centers that further support corridor and regional development. Similarly, the regional planning pays keen attention to natural resources including green legacy, particularly in areas that are protected, provide ecosystem services or climate resilience for communities. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11433-11433A0101 Sweden Support to the Implementation of the UN-Habitat Country Programme for Ethiopia will strive to improve the state of Ethiopian cities and thereby the urban livelihood by supporting the Government of Ethiopia in implementing the urban component of GTP II in alignment with the SDG 11 and the New Urban Agenda, as part of the UN-Habitat Country Programme for Ethiopia 2016-2020. Specifically the project will focus on selected cities of Ethiopia (Addis Ababa, Adama, Dire Dawa, Hawassa and Mekele) and some regions (Amhara, SNNP and Tigray) in being better planned, more economically productive and sustainable, socially inclusive and environmentally resilient, taking maximum advantage of the on-going development of industrial parks. Support to the Implementation of the UN-Habitat Country Programme for Ethiopia: Stöd till genomförandet av FN-habitatprogrammet för Etiopien kommer att sträva efter att förbättra de etiopiska städernas stad och därmed städernas försörjning genom att stödja Etiopiens regering för att genomföra stadsdelen i GTP II i linje med SDG 11 och den nya Urban Agenda, som en del av FN-habitatprogrammet för Etiopien 2016-2020. Specifikt kommer projektet att fokusera på utvalda städer i Etiopien (Addis Abeba, Adama, Dire Dawa, Hawassa och Mekele) och vissa regioner (Amhara, SNNP och Tigray) att vara bättre planerande, med effektiv avfallshanteringsamt mer ekonomiskt produtiva och hållbara, social inkluderade och miljöhärdiga, samt maximalt utnyttja den pågående utvecklingen av industriparker. Ett kompletterande stöd är det globala stödet via SKL ( Sveriges kommuner och landsting) till urban planering, The proposed intervention aims to improve the state of Ethiopian cities and thereby the urban livelihood by supporting the Government of Ethiopia in implementing the urban component of GTP II in alignment with the SDG 11 and the New Urban Agenda, as part of the UN-Habitat Country Programme for Ethiopia 2016-2020. Moreover, the project specifically assist the selected cities of Ethiopia (Addis Ababa, Adama, Dire Dawa, Hawassa and Mekele) and some regions (Amhara, SNNP and Tigray) in being better planned, more economically productive and sustainable, socially inclusive and environmentally resilient, taking maximum advantage of the on-going development of industrial parks. At the end the intervention the following major results will be achieved; Result 1: City leadership skills are reinforced to enable mayors and city managers to better face the daily challenges of rapid urbanization in their respective cities and towns Result 2: Cities concerned by the development of industrial parks such as Addis Ababa, Hawassa and Mekele, and the SNNP regional state, are able to proactively manage the urban development effects of these parks by enhancing integrated urban/metropolitan planning. Result 3: Municipal staff, communities and local stakeholders of Addis Ababa, Adama and Dire Dawa better understand human-induced and environmental risks and have identified priority actions for building urban resilience. Result 4: Coordination among urban agenda implementing partners in Ethiopia is enhanced. In general, the objective is clearly stated and found to be realistic in addressing urban challenges in the face of expansion of the industrial parks. Sweden UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 11.3 - Till 2030 verka för en inkluderande och hållbar urbanisering samt förbättra kapaciteten för deltagandebaserad, integrerad och hållbar planering och förvaltning av bosättningar i alla länder. 11.3 - By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 7100000 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme -7100000 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 10000000 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Strengthened management of natural resources and ecosystem services Stärkt förvaltning av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11433-11433A0102 Sweden Support to the Implementation of the UN-Habitat Country Programme for Ethiopia will strive to improve the state of Ethiopian cities and thereby the urban livelihood by supporting the Government of Ethiopia in implementing the urban component of GTP II in alignment with the SDG 11 and the New Urban Agenda, as part of the UN-Habitat Country Programme for Ethiopia 2016-2020. Specifically the project will focus on selected cities of Ethiopia (Addis Ababa, Adama, Dire Dawa, Hawassa and Mekele) and some regions (Amhara, SNNP and Tigray) in being better planned, more economically productive and sustainable, socially inclusive and environmentally resilient, taking maximum advantage of the on-going development of industrial parks. Support to the Implementation of the UN-Habitat Country Programme for Ethiopia: Stöd till genomförandet av FN-habitatprogrammet för Etiopien kommer att sträva efter att förbättra de etiopiska städernas stad och därmed städernas försörjning genom att stödja Etiopiens regering för att genomföra stadsdelen i GTP II i linje med SDG 11 och den nya Urban Agenda, som en del av FN-habitatprogrammet för Etiopien 2016-2020. Specifikt kommer projektet att fokusera på utvalda städer i Etiopien (Addis Abeba, Adama, Dire Dawa, Hawassa och Mekele) och vissa regioner (Amhara, SNNP och Tigray) att vara bättre planerande, med effektiv avfallshanteringsamt mer ekonomiskt produtiva och hållbara, social inkluderade och miljöhärdiga, samt maximalt utnyttja den pågående utvecklingen av industriparker. Ett kompletterande stöd är det globala stödet via SKL ( Sveriges kommuner och landsting) till urban planering, The proposed intervention aims to improve the state of Ethiopian cities and thereby the urban livelihood by supporting the Government of Ethiopia in implementing the urban component of GTP II in alignment with the SDG 11 and the New Urban Agenda, as part of the UN-Habitat Country Programme for Ethiopia 2016-2020. Moreover, the project specifically assist the selected cities of Ethiopia (Addis Ababa, Adama, Dire Dawa, Hawassa and Mekele) and some regions (Amhara, SNNP and Tigray) in being better planned, more economically productive and sustainable, socially inclusive and environmentally resilient, taking maximum advantage of the on-going development of industrial parks. At the end the intervention the following major results will be achieved; Result 1: City leadership skills are reinforced to enable mayors and city managers to better face the daily challenges of rapid urbanization in their respective cities and towns Result 2: Cities concerned by the development of industrial parks such as Addis Ababa, Hawassa and Mekele, and the SNNP regional state, are able to proactively manage the urban development effects of these parks by enhancing integrated urban/metropolitan planning. Result 3: Municipal staff, communities and local stakeholders of Addis Ababa, Adama and Dire Dawa better understand human-induced and environmental risks and have identified priority actions for building urban resilience. Result 4: Coordination among urban agenda implementing partners in Ethiopia is enhanced. In general, the objective is clearly stated and found to be realistic in addressing urban challenges in the face of expansion of the industrial parks. Sweden UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 11.a - Främja positiva ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga kopplingar mellan stadsområden, stadsnära områden och landsbygdsområden genom att stärka den nationella och regionala utvecklingsplaneringen. 11.a - Support positive economic, social and environmental links between urban, peri-urban and rural areas by strengthening national and regional development planning. 9.2 - Verka för en inkluderande och hållbar industrialisering. Till 2030 avsevärt öka industrins andel av sysselsättning och BNP, i enlighet med nationella förhållanden, och fördubbla denna andel i de minst utvecklade länderna. 9.2 - Promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization and, by 2030, significantly raise industry’s share of employment and gross domestic product, in line with national circumstances, and double its share in least developed countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7100000 5900000 3000000 3000000 0 0 7100000 0 0 0 0 5900000 16000000 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 7100000 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 5900000 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 3000000 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive förmåga för en tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11433-11433A0104 Sweden Support to the Implementation of the UN-Habitat Country Programme for Ethiopia will strive to improve the state of Ethiopian cities and thereby the urban livelihood by supporting the Government of Ethiopia in implementing the urban component of GTP II in alignment with the SDG 11 and the New Urban Agenda, as part of the UN-Habitat Country Programme for Ethiopia 2016-2020. Specifically the project will focus on selected cities of Ethiopia (Addis Ababa, Adama, Dire Dawa, Hawassa and Mekele) and some regions (Amhara, SNNP and Tigray) in being better planned, more economically productive and sustainable, socially inclusive and environmentally resilient, taking maximum advantage of the on-going development of industrial parks. Support to the Implementation of the UN-Habitat Country Programme for Ethiopia: Stöd till genomförandet av FN-habitatprogrammet för Etiopien kommer att sträva efter att förbättra de etiopiska städernas stad och därmed städernas försörjning genom att stödja Etiopiens regering för att genomföra stadsdelen i GTP II i linje med SDG 11 och den nya Urban Agenda, som en del av FN-habitatprogrammet för Etiopien 2016-2020. Specifikt kommer projektet att fokusera på utvalda städer i Etiopien (Addis Abeba, Adama, Dire Dawa, Hawassa och Mekele) och vissa regioner (Amhara, SNNP och Tigray) att vara bättre planerande, med effektiv avfallshanteringsamt mer ekonomiskt produtiva och hållbara, social inkluderade och miljöhärdiga, samt maximalt utnyttja den pågående utvecklingen av industriparker. Ett kompletterande stöd är det globala stödet via SKL ( Sveriges kommuner och landsting) till urban planering, The proposed intervention aims to improve the state of Ethiopian cities and thereby the urban livelihood by supporting the Government of Ethiopia in implementing the urban component of GTP II in alignment with the SDG 11 and the New Urban Agenda, as part of the UN-Habitat Country Programme for Ethiopia 2016-2020. Moreover, the project specifically assist the selected cities of Ethiopia (Addis Ababa, Adama, Dire Dawa, Hawassa and Mekele) and some regions (Amhara, SNNP and Tigray) in being better planned, more economically productive and sustainable, socially inclusive and environmentally resilient, taking maximum advantage of the on-going development of industrial parks. At the end the intervention the following major results will be achieved; Result 1: City leadership skills are reinforced to enable mayors and city managers to better face the daily challenges of rapid urbanization in their respective cities and towns Result 2: Cities concerned by the development of industrial parks such as Addis Ababa, Hawassa and Mekele, and the SNNP regional state, are able to proactively manage the urban development effects of these parks by enhancing integrated urban/metropolitan planning. Result 3: Municipal staff, communities and local stakeholders of Addis Ababa, Adama and Dire Dawa better understand human-induced and environmental risks and have identified priority actions for building urban resilience. Result 4: Coordination among urban agenda implementing partners in Ethiopia is enhanced. In general, the objective is clearly stated and found to be realistic in addressing urban challenges in the face of expansion of the industrial parks. Sweden UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 11.3 - By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. 11.3 - Till 2030 verka för en inkluderande och hållbar urbanisering samt förbättra kapaciteten för deltagandebaserad, integrerad och hållbar planering och förvaltning av bosättningar i alla länder. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -3434671 -3434671.2799999998 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme Ethiopia 2022-2026 Etiopien 2022-2026 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-11481 Sweden The Inter-American Institute of Human Rights (IIDH) is an independent international academic institution, created in 1980 under an international agreement between the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the Republic of Costa Rica. Its mission is to promote and strengthen respect for human rights established in the Inter-American Convention on Human Rights and other treaties, and to contribute to consolidation of democracy in the region through education, investigation, training, technical assistance, mediation and communication. IIDH supports the Inter-American system of international human rights protection and executes local and regional projects for the dissemination of these rights among the principal non-governmental organizations and public institutions of the Americas, serving as a bridge between States and the civil society. In 2017, the Embassy of Sweden in Guatemala received from Sida a delegation of regional funds of the global strategy for special initiatives on human rights and democratisation to initiate cooperation in Honduras and El Salvador. Among the selected partners to carry out regional human rights work is IIDH, which enters into cooperation agreement with the Embassy of Sweden in Guatemala to promote among duty bearers and rights holders mechanisms and regional and universal standards of protection of environment, sexual and reproductive rights and related rights, which will improve access to information, to decision making and to justice of vulnerable groups affected by discrimination, exclusion and non-protection. Among the expected results are the following: - State institutions, private companies and civil society organizations facilitate and demand (respectively), access to justice in environmental and sexual and reproductive rights - civil society organizations have the necessary skills in organization, training, advocacy and defence to exercise their right to information, participation and justice in legal matter related to environment, and reproductive rights - defenders exercise their right to promote and protect human rights related to environment, territory, participation and sexual and reproductive rights - public officials are aware of and incorporate sexual and reproductive rights and women's access to justice into provision of public services The intervention contributes to facing new challenges in human rights by promoting protection of environmental and sexual and reproductive rights, and their defence in Honduras and El Salvador. Det Interamerikanska Institutet för Mänskliga Rättigheter (IIHR) är en oberoende internationell akademisk institution, skapad år 1980 enligt ett internationellt avtal mellan den Interamerikanska Domstolen för de mänskliga rättigheterna och Costa Rica. Dess uppgift är att främja och stärka respekten för de mänskliga rättigheterna såsom de fastställs i den Interamerikanska Konventionen om mänskliga rättigheter och andra fördrag och bidra till konsolidering av demokratin i regionen genom utredningar, utbildning, tekniskt stöd, medling, informationsspridning och kommunikation. IIHR genomför projekt på nationell och regional nivå för medborgarna i Latinamerika ska ha bättra kapacitet att häva dessa rättigheter, för att staterna ska känna och utöva till sina skyldigheter och för att de mellanstatliga institutionerna bätttre ska kunna skydda dessa rättigheter och ställa stater till ansvar . År 2017 mottog Sveriges ambassad i Guatemala en delegering av medel från den globala strategin för särskilda initiativ om mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering för att stärka de mänskliga rättigheterna i Honduras och El Salvador. Mänskliga rättigheter kopplade till natturresurser och sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter har identifierats som särskilt sårbara i Honduras och El Salvador. Det är också områden där det krävs ett fördjupat arbete för att tolka och tydliggöra jurisprudens och internationella standards, samt där kapacietet och kunskap har identifierats som låg. IIHR har lång erfarenhet av kunskapshöjande insatser och en hög trovärdighet hos olika aktörer i regionen, både inom det civila samhället, rättsvårdande institutioner och internationella organisationer. IIHR föreslås därför ingå samarbetsavtal med Sveriges ambassad i Guatemala. Huvudsyftet är att tillgången information och kunskapen hos beslutsfattare, rättsväsendet och civila samhällsorganisationer och på så sätt i förlängningen öka möjligheten till rättvisa för utsatta grupper som drabbas av diskriminering, marginalisering och vars rättigheter. Bland de förväntade resultaten är följande: - Statliga institutioner, privata företag och organisationer i det civila samhället underlättar och efterfrågar tillgång till rättslig prövning vad gäller miljörättigheter och SRHR - Organisationer i det civila samhället har nödvändiga färdigheter inom organisation, utbildning, förespråkare och försvar för att utöva sin rätt till information, deltagande och rättvisa i juridiska frågor som innefattar miljö och SRHR - Försvarare utövar sin rätt att främja och skydda mänskliga rättigheter i samband med miljö, landrättigheter, deltagande och SRHR - Offentliga tjänstemän är medvetna om och införlivar SRHR och kvinnors tillgång till rättvisa i tillhandahållandet av offentliga tjänster Insatsen bidrar till att möta nya utmaningar i mänskliga rättigheter genom att främja skydd av miljörättigheter och SRHR och deras försvar i Honduras, El Salvador och Guatemala. Decision makers, public officials, private sector and civil society incorporate in their political decisions, services, productive operations and demands (respectively), a human rights approach as related to environmental and sexual and reproductive health rights, especially in regards to vulnerable groups. The project seeks to promote among right holders and duty bearers use of human rights protection mechanisms which are based on regional and international human rights standards. It pretends to provide rights holders with access to information, participation in decision-making and access to justice, when affected by discrimination, exclusion and lack of state policies protecting their rights to environment, respect for sexual and reproductive health rights, and access to justice. Additionally, it seeks to provide duty bearers methodological tools to help guarantee respect for environment, sexual and reproductive health rights and access to justice. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Central America, regional Reproductive health care Human rights Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Government & Civil Society-general Sida cooperation provided an opportunity for IIHR de enter new thematic human rights issues which the Institute had not previously tackled, providing an opportunity for the Institute to establish itself as a relevant and up-to-date actor in the field of human rights education and research. The project produced several research publications, courses, webinars and trainings, reaching both duty bearers and rights holders. Among the most relevant results in the first desired change related to environmental defenders exercising their right to defend with less risk of persecution and in a context of greater political will for the protection of environmental resources, has been to facilitate conditions for bearers of obligations at national and local level to incorporate human rights approach in environmental protection actions. Specifically, justice operators and the private sector have been sensitized and trained on the matter and application of the Advisory Opinion C-23 Environment and Human Rights, the Escazú Agreement and the Global Compact and the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights. Actions carried out include Fourth edition of the Diploma in Strategic Litigation for the Defense and Protection of the Environment; training of trainers to teach a course on strategic litigation for the defense and protection of the right to a healthy environment; course aimed at business chambers in Honduras and Guatemala about pillar two (due diligence) of the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights; Guide on Human Rights Due Diligence for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs); Virtual Seminar on "Human Mobilities in the Context of Climate Change From a Human Rights Perspective"; Course on Social Audit with a Focus on Human Rights and Workshop on implementation of Citizens in Care of the Public Model; and training for trainers in the protection and care of environmental human right defenders. In the second desired change regarding sexual and reproductive health rights for Latin American women to exercise these rights with better attention and lower risks of criminalization, IIHR contributed by accompanying civil society and citizen organizations in advocacy actions for the protection of sexual and reproductive health rights of women, and by training bearers of obligations (justice operators, service providers health professionals, legislators and police) regarding the application of sexual and reproductive health rights of women in the provision of public services and decision making. With respect to civil society organizations, capacities were developed in feminist and women organizations to influence policies, practices and laws that protect the right to sexual and reproductive health of women. Some key actions include the following: In Costa Rica, an Ethical Guide for non-punishable abortion and the dispensing of emergency oral contraception (EC) in Costa Rica was developed, aimed at health service providers; education and awareness mass campaign on scientific and legal foundations of AOE and legal interruption of pregnancy in Costa Rica which reached 45,000 people according to data provided by the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses; a radio spot broadcast reached 145,000 women, according to Ipsos Media Tracker. Advertising on networks aimed at women from 15-55 years old reached 265,000 women. In Honduras, based on diagnosis of the situation of criminalization of women who present obstetric emergencies, an Ethical Guide for the care of women who present obstetric emergencies was developed, taking as basis the Guide previously prepared for El Salvador; system of indicators of compliance with Honduras' commitments regarding sexual rights and women's reproductive rights was developed; training course on argumentation and advocacy techniques with a human rights approach and strategic litigation for defenders of women's sexual and reproductive health was implemented; for duty bearers, pedagogical and training-of-trainers manuals were developed based on three IIHR publications prepared during previous project periods; prparation of Compliance Indicator System of International Recommendations to the State of El Salvador and Honduras; training-of-trainers course on international systems for the protection of sexual and reproductive rights for health service providers and training-of-trainers course on international systems for the protection of sexual and reproductive rights for law enforcement. The third desired change sought for women and transsexual people, people with disabilities, indigenous people, and Afro-descendants, to enjoy functional, inclusive and rights-based democratic systems based in human rights through improving access to political participation and inclusion social in Honduras and Guatemala. Some key actions include publishing, presenting and distributing Diagnosis of norms and practices on the right to vote of Trans people: Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras and Panama in the regional meeting and launch of Latin American and Caribbean Observatory of the Political and Electoral Rights of Trans People, organized by the Electoral Observation Mission (MOE) of Colombia, the Action and Support Group of Trans People (GAAT) and Affirmative Caribbean. The objectives of the meeting were to generate a permanent space to monitor and design advocacy actions with governments and international organizations to ensure the political and electoral rights of Trans people in Latin America and the Caribbean. The Diagnosis was also presented in the 20th edition of the Inter-American Course on Elections and Democracy in 2022, where 100% of the participants considered that the publication is relevant to the protection of human rights of Trans people; 66.7% of course participants planed to incorporate data protection standards for human rights of Trans people. Among the initiatives resulting from the actions is an evaluation and update process of Trans and Non-Binary Voting Protocol by the National Office for Electoral Processes (ONPE) of Peru and updating care protocols in voting locations in Peru. The Observatory of Political Reforms in Latin America has highlighted that "the diagnosis is a valuable source of information for evaluating materials related to reform policies in the dimension of gender and politics and particularly in the sub dimension diversities. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11481-11481A0101 Sweden The Inter-American Institute of Human Rights (IIDH) is an independent international academic institution, created in 1980 under an international agreement between the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the Republic of Costa Rica. Its mission is to promote and strengthen respect for human rights established in the Inter-American Convention on Human Rights and other treaties, and to contribute to consolidation of democracy in the region through education, investigation, training, technical assistance, mediation and communication. IIDH supports the Inter-American system of international human rights protection and executes local and regional projects for the dissemination of these rights among the principal non-governmental organizations and public institutions of the Americas, serving as a bridge between States and the civil society. In 2017, the Embassy of Sweden in Guatemala received from Sida a delegation of regional funds of the global strategy for special initiatives on human rights and democratisation to initiate cooperation in Honduras and El Salvador. Among the selected partners to carry out regional human rights work is IIDH, which enters into cooperation agreement with the Embassy of Sweden in Guatemala to promote among duty bearers and rights holders mechanisms and regional and universal standards of protection of environment, sexual and reproductive rights and related rights, which will improve access to information, to decision making and to justice of vulnerable groups affected by discrimination, exclusion and non-protection. Among the expected results are the following: - State institutions, private companies and civil society organizations facilitate and demand (respectively), access to justice in environmental and sexual and reproductive rights - civil society organizations have the necessary skills in organization, training, advocacy and defence to exercise their right to information, participation and justice in legal matter related to environment, and reproductive rights - defenders exercise their right to promote and protect human rights related to environment, territory, participation and sexual and reproductive rights - public officials are aware of and incorporate sexual and reproductive rights and women's access to justice into provision of public services The intervention contributes to facing new challenges in human rights by promoting protection of environmental and sexual and reproductive rights, and their defence in Honduras and El Salvador. Det Interamerikanska Institutet för Mänskliga Rättigheter (IIHR) är en oberoende internationell akademisk institution, skapad år 1980 enligt ett internationellt avtal mellan den Interamerikanska Domstolen för de mänskliga rättigheterna och Costa Rica. Dess uppgift är att främja och stärka respekten för de mänskliga rättigheterna såsom de fastställs i den Interamerikanska Konventionen om mänskliga rättigheter och andra fördrag och bidra till konsolidering av demokratin i regionen genom utredningar, utbildning, tekniskt stöd, medling, informationsspridning och kommunikation. IIHR genomför projekt på nationell och regional nivå för medborgarna i Latinamerika ska ha bättra kapacitet att häva dessa rättigheter, för att staterna ska känna och utöva till sina skyldigheter och för att de mellanstatliga institutionerna bätttre ska kunna skydda dessa rättigheter och ställa stater till ansvar . År 2017 mottog Sveriges ambassad i Guatemala en delegering av medel från den globala strategin för särskilda initiativ om mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering för att stärka de mänskliga rättigheterna i Honduras och El Salvador. Mänskliga rättigheter kopplade till natturresurser och sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter har identifierats som särskilt sårbara i Honduras och El Salvador. Det är också områden där det krävs ett fördjupat arbete för att tolka och tydliggöra jurisprudens och internationella standards, samt där kapacietet och kunskap har identifierats som låg. IIHR har lång erfarenhet av kunskapshöjande insatser och en hög trovärdighet hos olika aktörer i regionen, både inom det civila samhället, rättsvårdande institutioner och internationella organisationer. IIHR föreslås därför ingå samarbetsavtal med Sveriges ambassad i Guatemala. Huvudsyftet är att tillgången information och kunskapen hos beslutsfattare, rättsväsendet och civila samhällsorganisationer och på så sätt i förlängningen öka möjligheten till rättvisa för utsatta grupper som drabbas av diskriminering, marginalisering och vars rättigheter. Bland de förväntade resultaten är följande: - Statliga institutioner, privata företag och organisationer i det civila samhället underlättar och efterfrågar tillgång till rättslig prövning vad gäller miljörättigheter och SRHR - Organisationer i det civila samhället har nödvändiga färdigheter inom organisation, utbildning, förespråkare och försvar för att utöva sin rätt till information, deltagande och rättvisa i juridiska frågor som innefattar miljö och SRHR - Försvarare utövar sin rätt att främja och skydda mänskliga rättigheter i samband med miljö, landrättigheter, deltagande och SRHR - Offentliga tjänstemän är medvetna om och införlivar SRHR och kvinnors tillgång till rättvisa i tillhandahållandet av offentliga tjänster Insatsen bidrar till att möta nya utmaningar i mänskliga rättigheter genom att främja skydd av miljörättigheter och SRHR och deras försvar i Honduras, El Salvador och Guatemala. Decision makers, public officials, private sector and civil society incorporate in their political decisions, services, productive operations and demands (respectively), a human rights approach as related to environmental and sexual and reproductive health rights, especially in regards to vulnerable groups. The project seeks to promote among right holders and duty bearers use of human rights protection mechanisms which are based on regional and international human rights standards. It pretends to provide rights holders with access to information, participation in decision-making and access to justice, when affected by discrimination, exclusion and lack of state policies protecting their rights to environment, respect for sexual and reproductive health rights, and access to justice. Additionally, it seeks to provide duty bearers methodological tools to help guarantee respect for environment, sexual and reproductive health rights and access to justice. Sweden Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1500000 0 0 0 1500000 0 1500000 Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos 1500000 Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos SE-0-SE-6-11481-11481A0102 Sweden The Inter-American Institute of Human Rights (IIDH) is an independent international academic institution, created in 1980 under an international agreement between the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the Republic of Costa Rica. Its mission is to promote and strengthen respect for human rights established in the Inter-American Convention on Human Rights and other treaties, and to contribute to consolidation of democracy in the region through education, investigation, training, technical assistance, mediation and communication. IIDH supports the Inter-American system of international human rights protection and executes local and regional projects for the dissemination of these rights among the principal non-governmental organizations and public institutions of the Americas, serving as a bridge between States and the civil society. In 2017, the Embassy of Sweden in Guatemala received from Sida a delegation of regional funds of the global strategy for special initiatives on human rights and democratisation to initiate cooperation in Honduras and El Salvador. Among the selected partners to carry out regional human rights work is IIDH, which enters into cooperation agreement with the Embassy of Sweden in Guatemala to promote among duty bearers and rights holders mechanisms and regional and universal standards of protection of environment, sexual and reproductive rights and related rights, which will improve access to information, to decision making and to justice of vulnerable groups affected by discrimination, exclusion and non-protection. Among the expected results are the following: - State institutions, private companies and civil society organizations facilitate and demand (respectively), access to justice in environmental and sexual and reproductive rights - civil society organizations have the necessary skills in organization, training, advocacy and defence to exercise their right to information, participation and justice in legal matter related to environment, and reproductive rights - defenders exercise their right to promote and protect human rights related to environment, territory, participation and sexual and reproductive rights - public officials are aware of and incorporate sexual and reproductive rights and women's access to justice into provision of public services The intervention contributes to facing new challenges in human rights by promoting protection of environmental and sexual and reproductive rights, and their defence in Honduras and El Salvador. Det Interamerikanska Institutet för Mänskliga Rättigheter (IIHR) är en oberoende internationell akademisk institution, skapad år 1980 enligt ett internationellt avtal mellan den Interamerikanska Domstolen för de mänskliga rättigheterna och Costa Rica. Dess uppgift är att främja och stärka respekten för de mänskliga rättigheterna såsom de fastställs i den Interamerikanska Konventionen om mänskliga rättigheter och andra fördrag och bidra till konsolidering av demokratin i regionen genom utredningar, utbildning, tekniskt stöd, medling, informationsspridning och kommunikation. IIHR genomför projekt på nationell och regional nivå för medborgarna i Latinamerika ska ha bättra kapacitet att häva dessa rättigheter, för att staterna ska känna och utöva till sina skyldigheter och för att de mellanstatliga institutionerna bätttre ska kunna skydda dessa rättigheter och ställa stater till ansvar . År 2017 mottog Sveriges ambassad i Guatemala en delegering av medel från den globala strategin för särskilda initiativ om mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering för att stärka de mänskliga rättigheterna i Honduras och El Salvador. Mänskliga rättigheter kopplade till natturresurser och sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter har identifierats som särskilt sårbara i Honduras och El Salvador. Det är också områden där det krävs ett fördjupat arbete för att tolka och tydliggöra jurisprudens och internationella standards, samt där kapacietet och kunskap har identifierats som låg. IIHR har lång erfarenhet av kunskapshöjande insatser och en hög trovärdighet hos olika aktörer i regionen, både inom det civila samhället, rättsvårdande institutioner och internationella organisationer. IIHR föreslås därför ingå samarbetsavtal med Sveriges ambassad i Guatemala. Huvudsyftet är att tillgången information och kunskapen hos beslutsfattare, rättsväsendet och civila samhällsorganisationer och på så sätt i förlängningen öka möjligheten till rättvisa för utsatta grupper som drabbas av diskriminering, marginalisering och vars rättigheter. Bland de förväntade resultaten är följande: - Statliga institutioner, privata företag och organisationer i det civila samhället underlättar och efterfrågar tillgång till rättslig prövning vad gäller miljörättigheter och SRHR - Organisationer i det civila samhället har nödvändiga färdigheter inom organisation, utbildning, förespråkare och försvar för att utöva sin rätt till information, deltagande och rättvisa i juridiska frågor som innefattar miljö och SRHR - Försvarare utövar sin rätt att främja och skydda mänskliga rättigheter i samband med miljö, landrättigheter, deltagande och SRHR - Offentliga tjänstemän är medvetna om och införlivar SRHR och kvinnors tillgång till rättvisa i tillhandahållandet av offentliga tjänster Insatsen bidrar till att möta nya utmaningar i mänskliga rättigheter genom att främja skydd av miljörättigheter och SRHR och deras försvar i Honduras, El Salvador och Guatemala. Decision makers, public officials, private sector and civil society incorporate in their political decisions, services, productive operations and demands (respectively), a human rights approach as related to environmental and sexual and reproductive health rights, especially in regards to vulnerable groups. The project seeks to promote among right holders and duty bearers use of human rights protection mechanisms which are based on regional and international human rights standards. It pretends to provide rights holders with access to information, participation in decision-making and access to justice, when affected by discrimination, exclusion and lack of state policies protecting their rights to environment, respect for sexual and reproductive health rights, and access to justice. Additionally, it seeks to provide duty bearers methodological tools to help guarantee respect for environment, sexual and reproductive health rights and access to justice. Sweden Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 1300000 1500000 2500000 1000000 1500000 0 0 0 0 2500000 1300000 0 0 6300000 Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos 1000000 Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos 1300000 Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos 1500000 Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos 2500000 Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Increased democratic participation and influence, including in electoral processes, as well as increased opportunities for the engagement of democratic political parties and civil society. Ökat demokratiskt deltagande och inflytande, inklusive i valprocesser, samt stärkta möjligheter för demokratiska politiska partier och civilsamhället att engagera sig däri. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater respect for human rights, with particular focus on those subjected to discrimination. Ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på de som utsätts för diskriminering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11481-11481A0103 Sweden The Inter-American Institute of Human Rights (IIDH) is an independent international academic institution, created in 1980 under an international agreement between the Inter-American Court of Human Rights and the Republic of Costa Rica. Its mission is to promote and strengthen respect for human rights established in the Inter-American Convention on Human Rights and other treaties, and to contribute to consolidation of democracy in the region through education, investigation, training, technical assistance, mediation and communication. IIDH supports the Inter-American system of international human rights protection and executes local and regional projects for the dissemination of these rights among the principal non-governmental organizations and public institutions of the Americas, serving as a bridge between States and the civil society. In 2017, the Embassy of Sweden in Guatemala received from Sida a delegation of regional funds of the global strategy for special initiatives on human rights and democratisation to initiate cooperation in Honduras and El Salvador. Among the selected partners to carry out regional human rights work is IIDH, which enters into cooperation agreement with the Embassy of Sweden in Guatemala to promote among duty bearers and rights holders mechanisms and regional and universal standards of protection of environment, sexual and reproductive rights and related rights, which will improve access to information, to decision making and to justice of vulnerable groups affected by discrimination, exclusion and non-protection. Among the expected results are the following: - State institutions, private companies and civil society organizations facilitate and demand (respectively), access to justice in environmental and sexual and reproductive rights - civil society organizations have the necessary skills in organization, training, advocacy and defence to exercise their right to information, participation and justice in legal matter related to environment, and reproductive rights - defenders exercise their right to promote and protect human rights related to environment, territory, participation and sexual and reproductive rights - public officials are aware of and incorporate sexual and reproductive rights and women's access to justice into provision of public services The intervention contributes to facing new challenges in human rights by promoting protection of environmental and sexual and reproductive rights, and their defence in Honduras and El Salvador. Det Interamerikanska Institutet för Mänskliga Rättigheter (IIHR) är en oberoende internationell akademisk institution, skapad år 1980 enligt ett internationellt avtal mellan den Interamerikanska Domstolen för de mänskliga rättigheterna och Costa Rica. Dess uppgift är att främja och stärka respekten för de mänskliga rättigheterna såsom de fastställs i den Interamerikanska Konventionen om mänskliga rättigheter och andra fördrag och bidra till konsolidering av demokratin i regionen genom utredningar, utbildning, tekniskt stöd, medling, informationsspridning och kommunikation. IIHR genomför projekt på nationell och regional nivå för medborgarna i Latinamerika ska ha bättra kapacitet att häva dessa rättigheter, för att staterna ska känna och utöva till sina skyldigheter och för att de mellanstatliga institutionerna bätttre ska kunna skydda dessa rättigheter och ställa stater till ansvar . År 2017 mottog Sveriges ambassad i Guatemala en delegering av medel från den globala strategin för särskilda initiativ om mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering för att stärka de mänskliga rättigheterna i Honduras och El Salvador. Mänskliga rättigheter kopplade till natturresurser och sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter har identifierats som särskilt sårbara i Honduras och El Salvador. Det är också områden där det krävs ett fördjupat arbete för att tolka och tydliggöra jurisprudens och internationella standards, samt där kapacietet och kunskap har identifierats som låg. IIHR har lång erfarenhet av kunskapshöjande insatser och en hög trovärdighet hos olika aktörer i regionen, både inom det civila samhället, rättsvårdande institutioner och internationella organisationer. IIHR föreslås därför ingå samarbetsavtal med Sveriges ambassad i Guatemala. Huvudsyftet är att tillgången information och kunskapen hos beslutsfattare, rättsväsendet och civila samhällsorganisationer och på så sätt i förlängningen öka möjligheten till rättvisa för utsatta grupper som drabbas av diskriminering, marginalisering och vars rättigheter. Bland de förväntade resultaten är följande: - Statliga institutioner, privata företag och organisationer i det civila samhället underlättar och efterfrågar tillgång till rättslig prövning vad gäller miljörättigheter och SRHR - Organisationer i det civila samhället har nödvändiga färdigheter inom organisation, utbildning, förespråkare och försvar för att utöva sin rätt till information, deltagande och rättvisa i juridiska frågor som innefattar miljö och SRHR - Försvarare utövar sin rätt att främja och skydda mänskliga rättigheter i samband med miljö, landrättigheter, deltagande och SRHR - Offentliga tjänstemän är medvetna om och införlivar SRHR och kvinnors tillgång till rättvisa i tillhandahållandet av offentliga tjänster Insatsen bidrar till att möta nya utmaningar i mänskliga rättigheter genom att främja skydd av miljörättigheter och SRHR och deras försvar i Honduras, El Salvador och Guatemala. Decision makers, public officials, private sector and civil society incorporate in their political decisions, services, productive operations and demands (respectively), a human rights approach as related to environmental and sexual and reproductive health rights, especially in regards to vulnerable groups. The project seeks to promote among right holders and duty bearers use of human rights protection mechanisms which are based on regional and international human rights standards. It pretends to provide rights holders with access to information, participation in decision-making and access to justice, when affected by discrimination, exclusion and lack of state policies protecting their rights to environment, respect for sexual and reproductive health rights, and access to justice. Additionally, it seeks to provide duty bearers methodological tools to help guarantee respect for environment, sexual and reproductive health rights and access to justice. Sweden Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 3000000 0 3000000 Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos 3000000 Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos Strategy for Latin America Regional 2021-2025 Latinamerika Regionalt 2021-2025 Strengthened preconditions for democracy, increased respect for human rights and the principles of rule of law (temporary translation) Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati, ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (temporary translation) Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-11655 Sweden This intervention will generate domestic force that will safeguard the space for further development and democratisation, by supporting civil society campaigns in areas of the primary importance for Serbia’s EU integrations: rule of law, democratic culture and media freedoms. Equipped with communication skills, capacities, channels and digital tools, civil society partners (CSOs, grassroots and journalists) will be able to engage citizens more deeply and reach their communication and advocacy goals more effectively. Civil society development will also ensure the adequate civic response in addressing gaps between citizens and governments, thus restoring the public confidence and trust in institutions. By raising awareness of civil society partners’ democratisation efforts, this intervention will help improve the general level of trust towards the civil society sector as generator of democratic development, and will raise citizens’ awareness of benefits of democratization and EU integration process. Denna insats kommer skapa gynnsamma förutsättningar för och säkerställa utrymme för fortsatt utveckling och demokratisering genom stöd till kampanjer inom civilsamhället som berör huvudområdena i Serbiens EU-integrationsprocess: rättsväsende, demokratisk kultur och mediefrihet. Med hjälp av kommunikationsfärdigheter, kapacitet, kanaler och digitala verktyg kommer civilsamhället (organisationer och journalister) få möjligheten att engagera medborgare på mer effektivt sätt. Detta kommer också bidra till en förbättring av dialogen mellan medborgare och regeringen, samt återställa medborgarns tillit och tilltro till samhälleliga institutioner. Dessutom kommer en ökad medvetenhet om civilsamhällets insatser för stärkt demokratisering även leda till en större tillit till civilsamhällets roll som en viktig aktör för demokratisk utveckling. The objectives of the intervention have not changed. The overall objective of the CRTA intervention is to support Serbia’s democratization in forging closer links with the EU through fostering pluralistic civil society, empowerment and strengthening the role of civil society actors as generators of democratic development. The activities aim to strengthen the objectives of the intervention by furthering its outreach and awareness raising efforts which in the first programme year proved to be of the utmost importance in raising the public attention to key challenges to the rule of law and mobilizing citizens around issues hampering the full exercise of their democratic rights. In this regard, CRTA intends to intensify its community building, citizen outreach and awareness raising initiatives and campaigns, while at the same time further strengthen its own capacities for public communication and citizen engagement. The Amendment to the initial agreement between the CRTA and Swedish Embassy in Belgrade was signed in December 2020, which extended the Cooperation Agreement for additional two years and added 12 million SEK to the total budget for continued activities until the end of 2022. Comprehensive communications capacity building support (training, technical and grant support) that CRTA provided in this period, has further raised the potential for broader influence and recognition of civil society on targeted issues in areas of the rule of law, democratic culture and media freedoms. Improvements of the approach within the third year of the Programme provided even more tailored-made and direct guidance and mentorship in development of impactful communications and outreach campaigns of supported partner organisations around issues pertaining the rule of law, democratic and media freedoms. These integrated communication and media campaigns, that are strategically, creatively and productively at a higher quality level, were designed to trigger citizen engagement, motivation and trust. This approach provided partner organisations with valuable opportunities to further strengthen communications, outreach and awareness raising capacities thus enabling the boost of their image and public support as democracy defenders.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Serbia Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general - A total of 42 grants were provided to civil society organizations active in areas of the rule of law, democratic culture and media freedoms (ten grants in the first year, 14 in the second year, seven in the third year, four in the fourth year and seven in the fifth year). - A total of 33 organisations from 17 local communities were provided with support in a five years period, with some of them being supported for several years under the programme. List of all organizations that were programme beneficiaries is listed in the Annex 1 at the end of the report. - CRTA established the Communication Hub in order to serve as not only a central point for coordinating its own communication strategy and activities but also to provide support to its local civil society partners. The Hub activities related to support in strategic and crisis communication, campaigns, PR and media relations, digital communication and marketing, video production, design, web development etc. - A total of 23 communication strategies (both overall and digital) was developed for 22 civil society organizations during this programme. In this way the CRTAs partners were equipped to effectively convey their message to the target audience, build trust and credibility, and foster engagement and participation. Moreover, a communication strategy helped them to manage their reputation and respond to crises effectively. In addition, a communication strategy enabled them to measure and evaluate the effectiveness of their communication efforts. Overall, the value of a communication strategy lies in its ability to guide organizations' communication efforts towards achieving their mission and goals effectively, building and maintaining trust and credibility, managing crises, and measuring and evaluating the effectiveness of their communication activities. - CRTA supported through mentorship raising partners' capacities for public relations (PR) and media relations as they are crucial for organizations that seek to effectively communicate with their stakeholders and promote their message. During this programme, CRTA partners had been also capacitated for public speaking skills needed for effective sending of messages. - Through the CRTA Training center and Communications Hub local civil society partners were provided with: 70 group and individual trainings; more than 25 long-term mentorship processes; 14 integrated media and outreach campaigns (including creative concepts design, digital and video production, media buying and placement, PR and media outreach, public events) for promoting and defending democracy, rule of law and media freedoms, which increased visibility of partner organisations and their work in different parts of Serbia, with some of them achieving the reach to around million online users. - 10 online campaigns for promoting and defending democracy, rule of law and media freedoms that were created, produced and implemented; 23 communication strategies developed (both overall and digital); 14 websites and two video games developed; One documentary film produced; 82 promotional videos; nine media events; and three public opinion polls. The programme worked importantly also to support CRTA organisational capacities, and particularly to strengthen own communications capacity. This is important for CRTA to broaden the base of supporters, as well as to enhance own influence for democracy promotion. Therefore CRTA worked under the programme to empower internal capabilities for the most effective public communication and outreach as well as for research. From 4% public recognition (in total population) in 2018 today every third person in Serbia (30%) in 2022 has heard of CRTA (and 94% of those who knows of CRTA perceive it as objective). CRTA and its members have become one of the main media interlocutors on topics concerning the state of democracy, rule of law, electoral process and media freedoms (in 2018 total of 1.345 media pieces about CRTA has been published in which 400 CRTA team members had been quoted while in 2022 CRTA has recorded a growth of 200% - total of 3.690 media pieces and 1.000 quotes of CRTA members), Due to digital communication and marketing capacity building CRTA succeeded in reaching new audiences through digital communication channels and multiple reach (e.g. Twitter community raised from 272 followers in 2018 to 21 thousand in 2022, Facebook approximately monthly reached 400 thousand and during media campaigns around 2 million). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11655-11655A0101 Sweden This intervention will generate domestic force that will safeguard the space for further development and democratisation, by supporting civil society campaigns in areas of the primary importance for Serbia’s EU integrations: rule of law, democratic culture and media freedoms. Equipped with communication skills, capacities, channels and digital tools, civil society partners (CSOs, grassroots and journalists) will be able to engage citizens more deeply and reach their communication and advocacy goals more effectively. Civil society development will also ensure the adequate civic response in addressing gaps between citizens and governments, thus restoring the public confidence and trust in institutions. By raising awareness of civil society partners’ democratisation efforts, this intervention will help improve the general level of trust towards the civil society sector as generator of democratic development, and will raise citizens’ awareness of benefits of democratization and EU integration process. Denna insats kommer skapa gynnsamma förutsättningar för och säkerställa utrymme för fortsatt utveckling och demokratisering genom stöd till kampanjer inom civilsamhället som berör huvudområdena i Serbiens EU-integrationsprocess: rättsväsende, demokratisk kultur och mediefrihet. Med hjälp av kommunikationsfärdigheter, kapacitet, kanaler och digitala verktyg kommer civilsamhället (organisationer och journalister) få möjligheten att engagera medborgare på mer effektivt sätt. Detta kommer också bidra till en förbättring av dialogen mellan medborgare och regeringen, samt återställa medborgarns tillit och tilltro till samhälleliga institutioner. Dessutom kommer en ökad medvetenhet om civilsamhällets insatser för stärkt demokratisering även leda till en större tillit till civilsamhällets roll som en viktig aktör för demokratisk utveckling. The objectives of the intervention have not changed. The overall objective of the CRTA intervention is to support Serbia’s democratization in forging closer links with the EU through fostering pluralistic civil society, empowerment and strengthening the role of civil society actors as generators of democratic development. The activities aim to strengthen the objectives of the intervention by furthering its outreach and awareness raising efforts which in the first programme year proved to be of the utmost importance in raising the public attention to key challenges to the rule of law and mobilizing citizens around issues hampering the full exercise of their democratic rights. In this regard, CRTA intends to intensify its community building, citizen outreach and awareness raising initiatives and campaigns, while at the same time further strengthen its own capacities for public communication and citizen engagement. The Amendment to the initial agreement between the CRTA and Swedish Embassy in Belgrade was signed in December 2020, which extended the Cooperation Agreement for additional two years and added 12 million SEK to the total budget for continued activities until the end of 2022. Comprehensive communications capacity building support (training, technical and grant support) that CRTA provided in this period, has further raised the potential for broader influence and recognition of civil society on targeted issues in areas of the rule of law, democratic culture and media freedoms. Improvements of the approach within the third year of the Programme provided even more tailored-made and direct guidance and mentorship in development of impactful communications and outreach campaigns of supported partner organisations around issues pertaining the rule of law, democratic and media freedoms. These integrated communication and media campaigns, that are strategically, creatively and productively at a higher quality level, were designed to trigger citizen engagement, motivation and trust. This approach provided partner organisations with valuable opportunities to further strengthen communications, outreach and awareness raising capacities thus enabling the boost of their image and public support as democracy defenders.   Sweden CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 7000000 12000000 0 2000000 3000000 0 3000000 3000000 2000000 0 0 2000000 0 2000000 2000000 0 0 2000000 0 0 0 5000000 26000000 CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia 2000000 CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia 3000000 CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia 2000000 CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia 3000000 CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia 5000000 CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia -3000000 CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia 2000000 CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia 3000000 CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia 2000000 CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia 2000000 CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia 5000000 CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia 0 CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Västra Balkan: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11655-11655A0102 Sweden This intervention will generate domestic force that will safeguard the space for further development and democratisation, by supporting civil society campaigns in areas of the primary importance for Serbia’s EU integrations: rule of law, democratic culture and media freedoms. Equipped with communication skills, capacities, channels and digital tools, civil society partners (CSOs, grassroots and journalists) will be able to engage citizens more deeply and reach their communication and advocacy goals more effectively. Civil society development will also ensure the adequate civic response in addressing gaps between citizens and governments, thus restoring the public confidence and trust in institutions. By raising awareness of civil society partners’ democratisation efforts, this intervention will help improve the general level of trust towards the civil society sector as generator of democratic development, and will raise citizens’ awareness of benefits of democratization and EU integration process. Denna insats kommer skapa gynnsamma förutsättningar för och säkerställa utrymme för fortsatt utveckling och demokratisering genom stöd till kampanjer inom civilsamhället som berör huvudområdena i Serbiens EU-integrationsprocess: rättsväsende, demokratisk kultur och mediefrihet. Med hjälp av kommunikationsfärdigheter, kapacitet, kanaler och digitala verktyg kommer civilsamhället (organisationer och journalister) få möjligheten att engagera medborgare på mer effektivt sätt. Detta kommer också bidra till en förbättring av dialogen mellan medborgare och regeringen, samt återställa medborgarns tillit och tilltro till samhälleliga institutioner. Dessutom kommer en ökad medvetenhet om civilsamhällets insatser för stärkt demokratisering även leda till en större tillit till civilsamhällets roll som en viktig aktör för demokratisk utveckling. The objectives of the intervention have not changed. The overall objective of the CRTA intervention is to support Serbia’s democratization in forging closer links with the EU through fostering pluralistic civil society, empowerment and strengthening the role of civil society actors as generators of democratic development. The activities aim to strengthen the objectives of the intervention by furthering its outreach and awareness raising efforts which in the first programme year proved to be of the utmost importance in raising the public attention to key challenges to the rule of law and mobilizing citizens around issues hampering the full exercise of their democratic rights. In this regard, CRTA intends to intensify its community building, citizen outreach and awareness raising initiatives and campaigns, while at the same time further strengthen its own capacities for public communication and citizen engagement. The Amendment to the initial agreement between the CRTA and Swedish Embassy in Belgrade was signed in December 2020, which extended the Cooperation Agreement for additional two years and added 12 million SEK to the total budget for continued activities until the end of 2022. Comprehensive communications capacity building support (training, technical and grant support) that CRTA provided in this period, has further raised the potential for broader influence and recognition of civil society on targeted issues in areas of the rule of law, democratic culture and media freedoms. Improvements of the approach within the third year of the Programme provided even more tailored-made and direct guidance and mentorship in development of impactful communications and outreach campaigns of supported partner organisations around issues pertaining the rule of law, democratic and media freedoms. These integrated communication and media campaigns, that are strategically, creatively and productively at a higher quality level, were designed to trigger citizen engagement, motivation and trust. This approach provided partner organisations with valuable opportunities to further strengthen communications, outreach and awareness raising capacities thus enabling the boost of their image and public support as democracy defenders.   Sweden CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 3000000 0 0 2000000 5000000 CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia 3000000 CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia 2000000 CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia 0 CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Västra Balkan: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11655-11655A0103 Sweden This intervention will generate domestic force that will safeguard the space for further development and democratisation, by supporting civil society campaigns in areas of the primary importance for Serbia’s EU integrations: rule of law, democratic culture and media freedoms. Equipped with communication skills, capacities, channels and digital tools, civil society partners (CSOs, grassroots and journalists) will be able to engage citizens more deeply and reach their communication and advocacy goals more effectively. Civil society development will also ensure the adequate civic response in addressing gaps between citizens and governments, thus restoring the public confidence and trust in institutions. By raising awareness of civil society partners’ democratisation efforts, this intervention will help improve the general level of trust towards the civil society sector as generator of democratic development, and will raise citizens’ awareness of benefits of democratization and EU integration process. Denna insats kommer skapa gynnsamma förutsättningar för och säkerställa utrymme för fortsatt utveckling och demokratisering genom stöd till kampanjer inom civilsamhället som berör huvudområdena i Serbiens EU-integrationsprocess: rättsväsende, demokratisk kultur och mediefrihet. Med hjälp av kommunikationsfärdigheter, kapacitet, kanaler och digitala verktyg kommer civilsamhället (organisationer och journalister) få möjligheten att engagera medborgare på mer effektivt sätt. Detta kommer också bidra till en förbättring av dialogen mellan medborgare och regeringen, samt återställa medborgarns tillit och tilltro till samhälleliga institutioner. Dessutom kommer en ökad medvetenhet om civilsamhällets insatser för stärkt demokratisering även leda till en större tillit till civilsamhällets roll som en viktig aktör för demokratisk utveckling. The objectives of the intervention have not changed. The overall objective of the CRTA intervention is to support Serbia’s democratization in forging closer links with the EU through fostering pluralistic civil society, empowerment and strengthening the role of civil society actors as generators of democratic development. The activities aim to strengthen the objectives of the intervention by furthering its outreach and awareness raising efforts which in the first programme year proved to be of the utmost importance in raising the public attention to key challenges to the rule of law and mobilizing citizens around issues hampering the full exercise of their democratic rights. In this regard, CRTA intends to intensify its community building, citizen outreach and awareness raising initiatives and campaigns, while at the same time further strengthen its own capacities for public communication and citizen engagement. The Amendment to the initial agreement between the CRTA and Swedish Embassy in Belgrade was signed in December 2020, which extended the Cooperation Agreement for additional two years and added 12 million SEK to the total budget for continued activities until the end of 2022. Comprehensive communications capacity building support (training, technical and grant support) that CRTA provided in this period, has further raised the potential for broader influence and recognition of civil society on targeted issues in areas of the rule of law, democratic culture and media freedoms. Improvements of the approach within the third year of the Programme provided even more tailored-made and direct guidance and mentorship in development of impactful communications and outreach campaigns of supported partner organisations around issues pertaining the rule of law, democratic and media freedoms. These integrated communication and media campaigns, that are strategically, creatively and productively at a higher quality level, were designed to trigger citizen engagement, motivation and trust. This approach provided partner organisations with valuable opportunities to further strengthen communications, outreach and awareness raising capacities thus enabling the boost of their image and public support as democracy defenders.   Sweden CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 0 7000000 7000000 CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia 7000000 CRTA/Center for Research, Transparency and Accountability, from Serbia Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11700 Sweden The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to capacity and knowledge development in the field of SPS (Sanitary and phyto-Sanitary) and to support countries in their efforts to comply to international SPS norms and standards. Compliance to international norms will enhance the export potential of developing countries in safe food. It will contribute to employment creation and income generation, namely in the agricultural sector. The majority of the beneficiaries are the least developing countries, in particular African countries. The STDF is a multi-stakeholder partnership which is supported by a number of bilateral agencies. Sida is one the funding partners. The STDF has delivered good results from previous Sida's support. Several external evaluations have confirmed the relevance and strategic role of the STDF. The STDF has well developed rules and regulations to ensure implementation and follow-up and reporting of results. The annual total budget requirement for the implementation of the STDF strategy is around 70 millions SEK. Sida's contribution is 10 Millions SEK per year and the remaining amount is financed by other bilateral and multi-lateral agencies, such as the UK, the Netherlands, Norway and the EU. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till kapacitet och kunskapsutveckling inom SPS området (Sanitära och phyto-sanitära område) och att stödja länder i deras ansträngningar att följa internationella normer och standarder. Efterlevnaden av internationella normer kommer att öka utvecklingsländernas exportpotential i SPS relaterade produkter. Det kommer att bidra till sysselsättningsskapande och inkomstgenerering, särskilt inom jordbrukssektorn. Majoriteten av stödmottagarna är de minst utvecklande länderna, särskilt de afrikanska länderna. STDF är ett partnerskap med flera aktörer som stöds av ett antal bilaterala givare. Sida är en av finansieringspartnerna. STDF har levererat goda resultat från tidigare Sida stöd. Flera externa utvärderingar har bekräftat STDFs relevans och strategiska roll. STDF har väl utvecklade regler och föreskrifter för att säkerställa genomförande och uppföljning och rapportering av resultat. Det årliga totala budgetbehovet för genomförandet av STDF-strategin ligger på cirka 70 miljoner SEK. Sidas bidrag är 10 miljoner SEK per år och resterande belopp finansieras av andra bilaterala och multi-laterala organisationer som Storbritannien, Nederländerna, Norge och EU. SPS (Sanitary and Phytosanitary) åtgärder är krav på produkter som finns till för att värna människors, djurs och växters hälsa. WTOs SPS-avtal ger rätt att ställa rimliga krav, baserade på forskning och internationella standards för att skydda konsumenter mot t ex för höga halter av bekämpningsmedel eller det inhemska jordbruket från växt och djursjukdomar samt invasiva arter som även kan ha allvarliga effekter på biologisk mångfald. SPS åtgärder kan dock nyttjas för protektionism och utgör tillsammans med andra tekniska krav många gånger mer betydande hinder för handel med lantbruksprodukter än tullar, i synnerhet de som riskerar att drabba småföretag och producenter i sektorer av stor betydelse för sysselsättningen i utvecklings-ekonomier. Dels ökar SPS åtgärder administrationskostnader och behov av samordning, dels har många länder och dess företagare och lantbrukare otillräcklig kapacitet att leva upp till kraven och därmed få tillträde till internationella marknader. STDF bildades 2004 och är ett partnerskap mellan FAO, WOAH (World Organisation for Animal Health), WHO, WTO samt Världsbanken där sekretariatet och programmet hanteras och administreras av WTO/STDF. STDF har som målsättning att stärka SPS kapacitet i utvecklingsländer och därigenom facilitera säker handel med lantbruksprodukter. Det syftar i sin tur till att att stärka och förbättra utvecklingsländers exportmöjligheter och marknadstillträde vilket på sikt kan bidra till fattigdomsminskning, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning samt stärkt miljöskydd och biologisk mångfald. I slutet av insatsen förväntas fler synergier och samarbete som driver katalytiska förbättringar av SPS i ett antal utvecklingsländer, samt större tillgång till och användning av god praxis och kunskapsprodukter på global, regional och nationell nivå. Det förväntas att detta kommer att stärka SPS kapaciteten i utvecklingsländer och deras förmåga att handla säkert med livsmedel och jordbruksprodukter, baserat på internationella standarder. STDF fyller två huvudsakliga funktioner. Dels att samordna och sprida kunskap kring SPS frågor och erfarenheter av kapacitetsutveckling inom området dels att finansiera och stödja projekt eller projektförberedande analyser inom SPS området. STDF strävar också efter att påverka och katalysera SPS förbättringar i större utsträckning, inklusive genom utåtriktad verksamhet och spridning av resultat, metoder och lärdomar Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Trade policy and administrative management Trade Policies & Regulations Det finns tydliga indikationer baserade på den externa utvärderingen 2024 och de resultat som rapporteras att STDFs verksamhet är relevant och bidrar till måluppfyllelse. Med den nya strategin 2025-2030 på plats och dess betoning av innovation, skalning och mobilisering samt övriga förbättringar som svarar mot utvärderingens rekommendationer om bland annat förstärkt resultatstyrning och utvärdering av effekter bedöms STDF tydligt bidra till och styra mot mål-sättningen. Risken är jämförelsevis låg i allmänhet. Sida bedömer därför att det är mycket troligt att målen kommer nås. Den externa utvärderingen av STDF år 2024 drog slutsatsen att STDF har ökat SPS kapaciteten i utvecklingsländer, mätt genom bidrag till lagstiftning, strategier, strukturer och/eller processer relaterade till SPS, och förbättrat genomförandet av handelsfokuserade åtgärder för att säkerställa livsmedelssäkerhet samt växt och djurhälsa. STDF bedömdes levererat betydande och konkreta resultat, och de länder och sektorer som har gynnats av STDFs stöd hade sett en starkare exporttillväxt inom utvalda jordbruksprodukter än deras jämförelseländer. Som redogörs för i mer detalj i beredningen av förlängningen av insatsen i slutet av 2024, fann dock utvärderingen det utmanande att fastställa bidraget till fattigdomsminskning, då bland annat inhemska spridningseffekter var svårare att fastställa i och med att fokus låg på exportsektorer. Effektutvärderingar på projektnivå visade överlag tydliga bidrag till målen, men noterade vissa utmaningar med hållbarhet. I början av 2025, baserat på resultaten från den externa utvärderingen, antogs en ny strategisk plan för 2025-2030. Sida bidrog till dess utveckling, vilken skedde i en deltagande process. Den nya strategin betonar än mer STDF:s katalytiska roll genom ett fördjupat samarbetet mellan den offentliga och privata sektorn, har ett än tydligare fokus på innovation och uppskalning för att mobilisera ökade investeringar och stärker arbetet med uppföljning, utvärdering och lärande. Den integrerar även jämställdhet och miljö i linje med den nya handlingsplanen för jämställdhet och resultaten från miljöutvärderingen som gjordes 2024. Nedan följer några exempel på aktuella resultat: Ett exempel på hur STDFs arbete på landnivå bidrar till ökad export och handel med EU samt även bidrar till att EUs konsumenter får tillgång till säkra livsmedel kommer från Guinea. Exportgodkännande för mango säkrades genom STDFs projekt för EU-marknaden. Även potatisproduktionen ökade med över 100 %, vilket öppnade upp möjligheter för jordbruksexport till regionala och internationella marknader. Byggande på resultaten från 2017 års utvärdering av växtskyddskapaciteten främjade projektet dialog och samarbete mellan offentlig och privat sektor och bidrog till att uppgradera Guineas växtskyddssystem för att möta reglerna på exportmarknaderna. Resultaten inkluderade en uppdaterad växtskyddslag och ett växtskyddsramverk med innovativa digitala verktyg för att förbättra skadedjursövervakningen i potatis- och mangovärdekedjorna. Detta inkluderade ett varningssystem för potatismögel baserat på meteorologiska data och en datormodell. Projektet integrerade också miljöhänsyn i potatisproduktionen. Över 400 personer utbildades i riskanalys, bekämpning av fruktflugor, effektiva tekniker för bekämpning av bladmögel och sjukdomsidentifiering, kvalitetskontroll av utsäde och hållbara produktionsmetoder. Tjänstemän fick också stöd i att använda EU Traces och RASFF för att övervaka anmälningar och stoppade försändelser. (STDF Årsrapport 2024, WTO, Dokumentnummer 15/000449359, sid 52) Ett regionalt afrikanskt exempel med en syd-syd ansats för offentlig-privat samverkan visar hur STDF skalar-upp och sprider innovation. Baserat på ett tidigare STDF projekt i Asien, som framgångsrikt introducerat användning av mer miljövänliga biologiska bekämpningsmedel och därmed möjliggjort export till internationella marknader genom att kraven på maximala restvärden för bekämpningsmedel (MRLs) kunde mötas, identifierade STDF att SADC:s medlemsländer mötte liknande handelshinder. STDF:s regionala projekt med SADC underlättade registrering och införande av biopesticider för att minska mängden bekämpningsmedelsrester, förbättra efterlevnaden av MRLs i syfte att öka exporten, särskilt för mango och avokado. Projektet utvecklade riktlinjer för registrering av biopesticider och biologiska bekämpningsmedel i regionen tillsammans med färdplaner i fem länder. 65 regeringstjänstemän och forskare utbildades i användningen av biopesticider i slutet av växtsäsongen, efter applicering av konventionella växtskyddsmedel. En verktygslåda utvecklades även för att hjälpa jordbrukare att utvärdera biopesticider inom ett integrerat system för hantering av skadedjursbekämpning. En minskning med upp till 50 % av bekämpningsmedelsrester i mango rapporterades i slutet av projektet. Industrin fortsätter att implementera riktlinjerna och stödja studier för att minska restmängder. Information om 166 biopesticid produkter, registrerade i Moçambique, Sydafrika, Tanzania och Zimbabwe, finns nu tillgänglig för odlare på CABI:s bioskyddsportal. Dessutom godkände alla SADCs medlemsstater det tekniska innehållet i de harmoniserade riktlinjerna för biopesticider som presenterats för beslut till SADC:s ministerråd. (STDF:s årsrapport 2024, WTO, Dokumentnummer 15/000449359, sid 58-59) En viktig del av STDF:s arbete är också att öka användningen av verktyg och metoder som utvecklats inom nätverket. PIMA-verktyget för att prioritera SPS investeringar för ökat marknadstillträde är ett exempel på hur en tydlig koppling mellan kunskapsarbetet och arbetet på landnivå skapar synergier och ökad effekt. Verktyget jämför den samhällsekonomiska nyttan i förhållandet till kostnaden för alternativa SPS-investeringar och möjliggör därmed evidensbaserad prioritering. År 2024 använde CABI till exempel ramverket för att studera sju olika investeringsalternativ för att förbättra produktiviteten i värdekedjorna för nötkött och mejeriprodukter. Dessa prioriterades och rangordnades baserat på beslutskriterier som kostnad, bidrag till värdekedjans motståndskraft och produktivitet. Detta arbete kommer att ligga till grund för framtida beslutsfattande och bidra till att mobilisera finansiering för att stödja värdekedjorna för boskap, vilket förväntas bidra till ekonomisk tillväxt och bättre försörjnings-möjligheter. STDF delade också med sig av kunskaper om PIMA vid Afrikanska unionens samordningsforum för SPS-frågor. (STDF Årsrapport 2024, WTO, Dokumentnummer 15/000449359, sid 68) STDF:s pilotstöd till ett globalt system för elektroniska SPS-certifikat (ePhyto), så kallade sundhetsintyg, har även utvärderats vilket tidigare rapporterats om. Utvärderingen visade att STDFs stöd till utvecklandet av systemet bidragit till ökad kapacitet, säkrare handel, mindre risk för bedrägeri/felaktiga certifikat och förbättrad marknadstillgänglighet. Därtill visar utvärderingen att ePhyto systemet var en viktig och skalbar innovation, bland annat används erfarenheterna nu för att utveckla ett globalt eVeterinärcertifikat. Sidas övriga partners såsom WBGs Trade Facilitation Support Program och Global Alliance for Trade Facilitation stödjer nu också utrullningen av systemet. Det arbetet fortskrider och under WTOs Public Forum 2025 anordnades en särskilt session om ePhyto av FAO som även Sida deltog i. Våra partners ovan tillsammans med FAO/IPPC presenterade betydelsen av stödet till ePhyto som lett till lägre kostnader, ökad spårbarhet, och bidragit till säkrare handel med växtprodukter. Lärdomar från utrullningen av ePhyto diskuterades, samt hur satsningen på ephyto nu skalas upp med gemensamma krafter. Diskussionen illustrerad också hur svenskt stöd bidragit från innovation till utrullning/skalning i en koordinerad ansats med våra partners. (WTO Public Forum 2025, Session 29, IPPC ePhyto and the Future of Digital Plant Trade) No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11700-11700A0101 Sweden The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to capacity and knowledge development in the field of SPS (Sanitary and phyto-Sanitary) and to support countries in their efforts to comply to international SPS norms and standards. Compliance to international norms will enhance the export potential of developing countries in safe food. It will contribute to employment creation and income generation, namely in the agricultural sector. The majority of the beneficiaries are the least developing countries, in particular African countries. The STDF is a multi-stakeholder partnership which is supported by a number of bilateral agencies. Sida is one the funding partners. The STDF has delivered good results from previous Sida's support. Several external evaluations have confirmed the relevance and strategic role of the STDF. The STDF has well developed rules and regulations to ensure implementation and follow-up and reporting of results. The annual total budget requirement for the implementation of the STDF strategy is around 70 millions SEK. Sida's contribution is 10 Millions SEK per year and the remaining amount is financed by other bilateral and multi-lateral agencies, such as the UK, the Netherlands, Norway and the EU. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till kapacitet och kunskapsutveckling inom SPS området (Sanitära och phyto-sanitära område) och att stödja länder i deras ansträngningar att följa internationella normer och standarder. Efterlevnaden av internationella normer kommer att öka utvecklingsländernas exportpotential i SPS relaterade produkter. Det kommer att bidra till sysselsättningsskapande och inkomstgenerering, särskilt inom jordbrukssektorn. Majoriteten av stödmottagarna är de minst utvecklande länderna, särskilt de afrikanska länderna. STDF är ett partnerskap med flera aktörer som stöds av ett antal bilaterala givare. Sida är en av finansieringspartnerna. STDF har levererat goda resultat från tidigare Sida stöd. Flera externa utvärderingar har bekräftat STDFs relevans och strategiska roll. STDF har väl utvecklade regler och föreskrifter för att säkerställa genomförande och uppföljning och rapportering av resultat. Det årliga totala budgetbehovet för genomförandet av STDF-strategin ligger på cirka 70 miljoner SEK. Sidas bidrag är 10 miljoner SEK per år och resterande belopp finansieras av andra bilaterala och multi-laterala organisationer som Storbritannien, Nederländerna, Norge och EU. SPS (Sanitary and Phytosanitary) åtgärder är krav på produkter som finns till för att värna människors, djurs och växters hälsa. WTOs SPS-avtal ger rätt att ställa rimliga krav, baserade på forskning och internationella standards för att skydda konsumenter mot t ex för höga halter av bekämpningsmedel eller det inhemska jordbruket från växt och djursjukdomar samt invasiva arter som även kan ha allvarliga effekter på biologisk mångfald. SPS åtgärder kan dock nyttjas för protektionism och utgör tillsammans med andra tekniska krav många gånger mer betydande hinder för handel med lantbruksprodukter än tullar, i synnerhet de som riskerar att drabba småföretag och producenter i sektorer av stor betydelse för sysselsättningen i utvecklings-ekonomier. Dels ökar SPS åtgärder administrationskostnader och behov av samordning, dels har många länder och dess företagare och lantbrukare otillräcklig kapacitet att leva upp till kraven och därmed få tillträde till internationella marknader. STDF bildades 2004 och är ett partnerskap mellan FAO, WOAH (World Organisation for Animal Health), WHO, WTO samt Världsbanken där sekretariatet och programmet hanteras och administreras av WTO/STDF. STDF har som målsättning att stärka SPS kapacitet i utvecklingsländer och därigenom facilitera säker handel med lantbruksprodukter. Det syftar i sin tur till att att stärka och förbättra utvecklingsländers exportmöjligheter och marknadstillträde vilket på sikt kan bidra till fattigdomsminskning, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning samt stärkt miljöskydd och biologisk mångfald. I slutet av insatsen förväntas fler synergier och samarbete som driver katalytiska förbättringar av SPS i ett antal utvecklingsländer, samt större tillgång till och användning av god praxis och kunskapsprodukter på global, regional och nationell nivå. Det förväntas att detta kommer att stärka SPS kapaciteten i utvecklingsländer och deras förmåga att handla säkert med livsmedel och jordbruksprodukter, baserat på internationella standarder. STDF fyller två huvudsakliga funktioner. Dels att samordna och sprida kunskap kring SPS frågor och erfarenheter av kapacitetsutveckling inom området dels att finansiera och stödja projekt eller projektförberedande analyser inom SPS området. STDF strävar också efter att påverka och katalysera SPS förbättringar i större utsträckning, inklusive genom utåtriktad verksamhet och spridning av resultat, metoder och lärdomar Sweden WTO/World Trade Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO/World Trade Organization 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 10000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 20000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened conditions for free and fair trade Stärkta förutsättningar för fri och rättvis handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased productivity and sustainable production in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, including food security Ökad produktivitet och hållbar produktion inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11700-11700A0102 Sweden The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to capacity and knowledge development in the field of SPS (Sanitary and phyto-Sanitary) and to support countries in their efforts to comply to international SPS norms and standards. Compliance to international norms will enhance the export potential of developing countries in safe food. It will contribute to employment creation and income generation, namely in the agricultural sector. The majority of the beneficiaries are the least developing countries, in particular African countries. The STDF is a multi-stakeholder partnership which is supported by a number of bilateral agencies. Sida is one the funding partners. The STDF has delivered good results from previous Sida's support. Several external evaluations have confirmed the relevance and strategic role of the STDF. The STDF has well developed rules and regulations to ensure implementation and follow-up and reporting of results. The annual total budget requirement for the implementation of the STDF strategy is around 70 millions SEK. Sida's contribution is 10 Millions SEK per year and the remaining amount is financed by other bilateral and multi-lateral agencies, such as the UK, the Netherlands, Norway and the EU. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till kapacitet och kunskapsutveckling inom SPS området (Sanitära och phyto-sanitära område) och att stödja länder i deras ansträngningar att följa internationella normer och standarder. Efterlevnaden av internationella normer kommer att öka utvecklingsländernas exportpotential i SPS relaterade produkter. Det kommer att bidra till sysselsättningsskapande och inkomstgenerering, särskilt inom jordbrukssektorn. Majoriteten av stödmottagarna är de minst utvecklande länderna, särskilt de afrikanska länderna. STDF är ett partnerskap med flera aktörer som stöds av ett antal bilaterala givare. Sida är en av finansieringspartnerna. STDF har levererat goda resultat från tidigare Sida stöd. Flera externa utvärderingar har bekräftat STDFs relevans och strategiska roll. STDF har väl utvecklade regler och föreskrifter för att säkerställa genomförande och uppföljning och rapportering av resultat. Det årliga totala budgetbehovet för genomförandet av STDF-strategin ligger på cirka 70 miljoner SEK. Sidas bidrag är 10 miljoner SEK per år och resterande belopp finansieras av andra bilaterala och multi-laterala organisationer som Storbritannien, Nederländerna, Norge och EU. SPS (Sanitary and Phytosanitary) åtgärder är krav på produkter som finns till för att värna människors, djurs och växters hälsa. WTOs SPS-avtal ger rätt att ställa rimliga krav, baserade på forskning och internationella standards för att skydda konsumenter mot t ex för höga halter av bekämpningsmedel eller det inhemska jordbruket från växt och djursjukdomar samt invasiva arter som även kan ha allvarliga effekter på biologisk mångfald. SPS åtgärder kan dock nyttjas för protektionism och utgör tillsammans med andra tekniska krav många gånger mer betydande hinder för handel med lantbruksprodukter än tullar, i synnerhet de som riskerar att drabba småföretag och producenter i sektorer av stor betydelse för sysselsättningen i utvecklings-ekonomier. Dels ökar SPS åtgärder administrationskostnader och behov av samordning, dels har många länder och dess företagare och lantbrukare otillräcklig kapacitet att leva upp till kraven och därmed få tillträde till internationella marknader. STDF bildades 2004 och är ett partnerskap mellan FAO, WOAH (World Organisation for Animal Health), WHO, WTO samt Världsbanken där sekretariatet och programmet hanteras och administreras av WTO/STDF. STDF har som målsättning att stärka SPS kapacitet i utvecklingsländer och därigenom facilitera säker handel med lantbruksprodukter. Det syftar i sin tur till att att stärka och förbättra utvecklingsländers exportmöjligheter och marknadstillträde vilket på sikt kan bidra till fattigdomsminskning, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning samt stärkt miljöskydd och biologisk mångfald. I slutet av insatsen förväntas fler synergier och samarbete som driver katalytiska förbättringar av SPS i ett antal utvecklingsländer, samt större tillgång till och användning av god praxis och kunskapsprodukter på global, regional och nationell nivå. Det förväntas att detta kommer att stärka SPS kapaciteten i utvecklingsländer och deras förmåga att handla säkert med livsmedel och jordbruksprodukter, baserat på internationella standarder. STDF fyller två huvudsakliga funktioner. Dels att samordna och sprida kunskap kring SPS frågor och erfarenheter av kapacitetsutveckling inom området dels att finansiera och stödja projekt eller projektförberedande analyser inom SPS området. STDF strävar också efter att påverka och katalysera SPS förbättringar i större utsträckning, inklusive genom utåtriktad verksamhet och spridning av resultat, metoder och lärdomar Sweden WTO/World Trade Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO/World Trade Organization 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 12.3 - By 2030, halve per capita global food waste at the retail and consumer levels and reduce food losses along production and supply chains, including post-harvest losses. 12.3 - Till 2030, halvera det globala matsvinnet per person i butik- och konsumentledet, och minska matsvinnet längs hela livsmedelskedjan, även förlusterna efter skörd. 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 17.10 - Främja ett universellt, regelbaserat, öppet, icke-diskriminerande och rättvist multilateralt handelssystem inom ramen för Världshandelsorganisationen, inklusive genom att slutföra förhandlingarna enligt utvecklingsagendan från Doha. 17.10 - Promote a universal, rules-based, open, non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system under the World Trade Organization, including through the conclusion of negotiations under its Doha Development Agenda. 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 10000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 10000000 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 40000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Improved conditions for sustainable and inclusive international trade Förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar och inkluderande internationell handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11700-11700A0103 Sweden The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to capacity and knowledge development in the field of SPS (Sanitary and phyto-Sanitary) and to support countries in their efforts to comply to international SPS norms and standards. Compliance to international norms will enhance the export potential of developing countries in safe food. It will contribute to employment creation and income generation, namely in the agricultural sector. The majority of the beneficiaries are the least developing countries, in particular African countries. The STDF is a multi-stakeholder partnership which is supported by a number of bilateral agencies. Sida is one the funding partners. The STDF has delivered good results from previous Sida's support. Several external evaluations have confirmed the relevance and strategic role of the STDF. The STDF has well developed rules and regulations to ensure implementation and follow-up and reporting of results. The annual total budget requirement for the implementation of the STDF strategy is around 70 millions SEK. Sida's contribution is 10 Millions SEK per year and the remaining amount is financed by other bilateral and multi-lateral agencies, such as the UK, the Netherlands, Norway and the EU. Det övergripande målet med insatsen är att bidra till kapacitet och kunskapsutveckling inom SPS området (Sanitära och phyto-sanitära område) och att stödja länder i deras ansträngningar att följa internationella normer och standarder. Efterlevnaden av internationella normer kommer att öka utvecklingsländernas exportpotential i SPS relaterade produkter. Det kommer att bidra till sysselsättningsskapande och inkomstgenerering, särskilt inom jordbrukssektorn. Majoriteten av stödmottagarna är de minst utvecklande länderna, särskilt de afrikanska länderna. STDF är ett partnerskap med flera aktörer som stöds av ett antal bilaterala givare. Sida är en av finansieringspartnerna. STDF har levererat goda resultat från tidigare Sida stöd. Flera externa utvärderingar har bekräftat STDFs relevans och strategiska roll. STDF har väl utvecklade regler och föreskrifter för att säkerställa genomförande och uppföljning och rapportering av resultat. Det årliga totala budgetbehovet för genomförandet av STDF-strategin ligger på cirka 70 miljoner SEK. Sidas bidrag är 10 miljoner SEK per år och resterande belopp finansieras av andra bilaterala och multi-laterala organisationer som Storbritannien, Nederländerna, Norge och EU. SPS (Sanitary and Phytosanitary) åtgärder är krav på produkter som finns till för att värna människors, djurs och växters hälsa. WTOs SPS-avtal ger rätt att ställa rimliga krav, baserade på forskning och internationella standards för att skydda konsumenter mot t ex för höga halter av bekämpningsmedel eller det inhemska jordbruket från växt och djursjukdomar samt invasiva arter som även kan ha allvarliga effekter på biologisk mångfald. SPS åtgärder kan dock nyttjas för protektionism och utgör tillsammans med andra tekniska krav många gånger mer betydande hinder för handel med lantbruksprodukter än tullar, i synnerhet de som riskerar att drabba småföretag och producenter i sektorer av stor betydelse för sysselsättningen i utvecklings-ekonomier. Dels ökar SPS åtgärder administrationskostnader och behov av samordning, dels har många länder och dess företagare och lantbrukare otillräcklig kapacitet att leva upp till kraven och därmed få tillträde till internationella marknader. STDF bildades 2004 och är ett partnerskap mellan FAO, WOAH (World Organisation for Animal Health), WHO, WTO samt Världsbanken där sekretariatet och programmet hanteras och administreras av WTO/STDF. STDF har som målsättning att stärka SPS kapacitet i utvecklingsländer och därigenom facilitera säker handel med lantbruksprodukter. Det syftar i sin tur till att att stärka och förbättra utvecklingsländers exportmöjligheter och marknadstillträde vilket på sikt kan bidra till fattigdomsminskning, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning samt stärkt miljöskydd och biologisk mångfald. I slutet av insatsen förväntas fler synergier och samarbete som driver katalytiska förbättringar av SPS i ett antal utvecklingsländer, samt större tillgång till och användning av god praxis och kunskapsprodukter på global, regional och nationell nivå. Det förväntas att detta kommer att stärka SPS kapaciteten i utvecklingsländer och deras förmåga att handla säkert med livsmedel och jordbruksprodukter, baserat på internationella standarder. STDF fyller två huvudsakliga funktioner. Dels att samordna och sprida kunskap kring SPS frågor och erfarenheter av kapacitetsutveckling inom området dels att finansiera och stödja projekt eller projektförberedande analyser inom SPS området. STDF strävar också efter att påverka och katalysera SPS förbättringar i större utsträckning, inklusive genom utåtriktad verksamhet och spridning av resultat, metoder och lärdomar Sweden WTO/World Trade Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO/World Trade Organization 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 12.3 - By 2030, halve per capita global food waste at the retail and consumer levels and reduce food losses along production and supply chains, including post-harvest losses. 12.3 - Till 2030, halvera det globala matsvinnet per person i butik- och konsumentledet, och minska matsvinnet längs hela livsmedelskedjan, även förlusterna efter skörd. 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 17.10 - Främja ett universellt, regelbaserat, öppet, icke-diskriminerande och rättvist multilateralt handelssystem inom ramen för Världshandelsorganisationen, inklusive genom att slutföra förhandlingarna enligt utvecklingsagendan från Doha. 17.10 - Promote a universal, rules-based, open, non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system under the World Trade Organization, including through the conclusion of negotiations under its Doha Development Agenda. 17.11 - Significantly increase the exports of developing countries, in particular with a view to doubling the least developed countries’ share of global exports by 2020. 17.11 - Avsevärt öka utvecklingsländernas export, i synnerhet i syfte att fördubbla de minst utvecklade ländernas andel av den globala exporten till 2020 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 10000000 0 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization 10000000 WTO/World Trade Organization Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom jobbskapande, marknadsutveckling, tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11762 Sweden The Climate Adaptation for Rural Livelihoods (CARL) in Zimbabwe project’s Theory of Change is premised on the belief that the capacity of rural households to absorb, adapt or transform in the face of increasing climate risk can be improved if there are changes in their access to a combination of livelihood assets at household (micro), watershed (meso) and national (macro) levels. The goal of the CARL project is to improve the well-being of Zimbabwe’s rural population and reduce poverty and food insecurity in the face of climate change. The underlying project development objective is to improve the climate resilience of agricultural production and rural livelihoods for 6,000 households in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima Districts of Zimbabwe. This will be achieved through three interrelated outcomes, (i). Targeted vulnerable communities increase adoption of climate resilient livelihoods and agricultural production systems; (ii). Rural women and youth in targeted vulnerable districts increase their income and economic power in sustainable agriculture value chains, and (iii). Support institutions have strengthened technical capacities to address mitigation and adaptation concerns of rural livelihoods.BeneficiariesThe project will directly benefit 6,000 households (25,200 women, men, youth and children) from 16 wards in Buhera (6 wards), Gutu (5 wards) and Bulilima (5 wards) districts. Of these, the project will deliberately target 1500 women (500 from each district) and 300 youths (20 from 15 wards. In Bulilima only 4 wards will be targeted since youths there tend to be too mobile) for enterprise development to support some of the resilience building interventions. The Climate Resilient Village and integrated watershed management approach used in this project requires the participation of all households in the targeted villages. The target groups are households currently dependent primarily on dryland farming. The main source of income for the farming community is crop and livestock sales, while for the wider community it is mostly casual labour and petty trade. The major source of income and livelihoods for most of the people in the target area is agriculture. The project will increase revenue opportunities, financial services, reduce malnutrition, and increase social cohesion.The second group of beneficiaries are national agricultural research and extension institutions, the Meteorological Services Department, Zimbabwe National Water Authority and Rural District Councils that will receive technical capacity building support in integrative land use mapping and planning, catchment management, climate information services for farmers and water resources management, and establishment of field-based learning platforms for piloting agricultural innovations on climate change adaptation and mitigation. Policy makers will also benefit from knowledge generated to inform policy.Project ManagementThe CARL project will be implemented by Oxfam in Zimbabwe in partnership with Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources (SAFIRE), University of Zimbabwe and technical support from the Swedish Meteorological Hydrological Institute (SMHI) for capacity building of the Zimbabwe Meteorological Services. Bland de 1,5 miljoner småbönder i Zimbabwe märks konsekvenserna av klimatförändringarna av tydligt. Jordbruket är deras inkomstkälla, och högre temperaturer, frekvent torka och alltmer kraftigt regn försämrar livsmedelssäkerheten i landet. I distrikten Buhera (Manicaland), Gutu (Masvingo) och Bulilima (Matabeleland) är detta extra tydligt. Misslyckande att anpassa sig till klimatförändringarna kan leda till att landsbygdens småbönder får det ännu svårare att nå FNs Globala mål. Stödet till projektet ”The Climate Adaptation for Rural Livelihoods” (CARL) i Zimbabwe förväntas bidra till att hushållen på landsbygden ska kunna anpassa sig till de nya klimatförhållandena, genom tillgång till bättre försörjningsmöjligheter på hushålls- (micro), flodområde- (meso) och nationell nivå. Målet med CARL-projektet är att förbättra livskvaliteten för Zimbabwes landsbygdsbefolkning, minska fattigdomen och säkra livsmedelssäkerheten inför kommande klimatförändringar. Det underliggande projektutvecklingsmålet är att förbättra klimatbeständigheten för jordbruksproduktionen och dess försörjning för 6 000 hushåll i distrikten Buhur, Gutu och Bulilima. Detta kommer att uppnås genom tre resultatområden (i). Utsatta samhällen ökar antagandet av klimatbeständiga jordbruksproduktionssystem och därmed försörjningsmöjligheter. (ii). Kvinnor och ungdomar på landsbygden i utsatta områden ökar sin inkomst och ekonomiska makt i värdekedjor för hållbart jordbruk, och (iii). Stödinstitutionerna har stärkt teknisk kapacitet för att stötta klimatanpassningen bland de utsatta områdena på landsbygden. CARL-projektet kommer att använda ”Climate Resilient Villages” för att nå ut till fler byar, detta genom lånefinansiering från regering, bönder, privat sektor, och andra biståndspartners som delar Oxfams ambition att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden genom utökat stöd för klimatbeständighet och produktivitet. Förmånstagare Projektet kommer att gynna 6 000 hushåll (25 200 kvinnor, män, ungdomar och barn) från totalt 16 kommuner i distrikten Buhera (6 kommuner), Gutu (5 kommuner) och Bulilima (5 kommuner). Av dessa kommer projektet avsiktligt att riktas mot 1500 kvinnor (500 från varje distrikt) och 300 ungdomar (20 från 15 kommuner, i Bulilima kommer endast 4 kommuner att vara med eftersom ungdomar tenderar att flytta) för företagsutveckling för att stödja några av de resiliensbyggande insatserna. The Climat Resilient Village med dess flodområden som används i detta projekt kräver deltagande av alla hushåll i de utvalda byarna. Målgruppen är hushåll som idag är beroende av torrmarker för sitt jordbruk. Den främsta inkomstkällan för bönderna är försäljning av skörd och boskap, medan det för resten av samhället ofta är småhandel och tillfällighetsarbete som är den största inkomstkällan. Överlag är den största inkomstkällan jordbruk i dessa områden, och projektet kommer öka inkomstmöjligheter, finansiella tjänster, minska undernäring och öka social sammanhållning. Den andra gruppen av förmånstagare är institutioner som Meteorological Services Department, Zimbabwe National Water Authority och kommunalråd på landsbygden. Dessa kommer att få stöd i teknisk kapacitetsuppbyggnad för kartläggning och planering, avrinningshantering, klimatinformationstjänster för bönder samt hantering av vattenresurser. Man kommer även att upprätta plattformar för att kunna utveckla nya uppfinnigar som kan stödja och utveckla jordbruket inför kommande klimatförändringar. Projektledning CARL-programmet kommer att genomföras av Oxfam i Zimbabwe i samarbete med Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources (SAFIRE), University of Zimbabwe och tekniskt stöd från Sveriges meteorologiska hydrologiska institut (SMHI) för kapacitetsuppbyggnad av Meteorological Services of Zimbabwe. Geografisk täckning CARL-programmet kommer att riktas mot samhällen i vad som kallas Agro-Ecological Region III, vilka i nuläget inte omfattas av stöd från Sida genom Zimbabwes Resilience Building Fund. Att inkludera detta område kommer att bidra till att ambassaden täcker de mest sårbara förmånstagarna på landsbygden i Zimbabwe genom en kombination av resiliensbyggande och anpassningsbar programmering. Förväntad inverkan Projektet förväntas öka inkomsterna för landsbygdens fattiga (särskilt kvinnor och unga), samt jordbruksproduktivitet och klimatresiliens. Fördelarna förväntas komma från: (i) Ökad produktivitet och produktion på hushållsnivå genom antagande av ett paket med innovativa klimatjusterade produktionsmetoder; ii) Ökad tillgänglighet av försörjningstillgångar, inklusive förnybar energi, teknik och finansiella tjänster för småföretag, kvinnor och unga företagare för att stödja en hållbar tillväxt. iii) Institutionernas ökade kapacitet på makronivå för att ge relevant information om klimatrisken av jordbruks- och vattenresursförvaltning. Projektet kommer att bidra till SDG 1, 2, 5, 13 och 15. CARL-programmet fokuserar i första hand på klimatförändringar med målet att skapa mer motståndskraftiga samhällen (område 3.1), interagera användningen av produktiv förnybar energi (område 3.2) och genom sammankopplingar till marknader och finanser kommer det att bidra till att skapa gröna jobb och inkomst för några av de mest utsatta i Zimbabwe, särskilt kvinnor och ungdomar (område 3.1). Dessutom behandlar den miljöförstöring och främjar en helhetlig vattenförvaltning och hållbarhet (område 3.3). Programmet integrerar även genus i varje aspekt av sin programmering (område 1.3). Ambassaden bedömer att den föreslagna insatsen uppfyller kraven i strategin för utvecklingssammarbete 2017-2021 och kommer att bidra till att skapa en portfölj som är holistisk när det gäller miljö, klimatförändring, resiliens och förnybar energi. The project development objective is to improve climate resilience of agricultural production and rural livelihoods in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima districts through concrete on-the ground vulnerability reducing and adaptive capacity building investments, knowledge support and technical capacity building of supporting institutions. The specific objectives of the project are: 1.  To reduce vulnerability of the smallholder agriculture production system to climate impacts through developing and implementing a matrix of vulnerability reducing and adaptive capacity building measures in 16 model Climate Resilient Villages (CRVs) in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima districts for the benefit of 6,000 households. 2.  To enable 3000 rural women and 1000 youth to expand their economic opportunities and income from more efficient and inclusive agri-food value chains in groundnuts, Michigan pea bean, sugar beans, mung bean, honey, cattle and goats. 3.  To build the capacity of relevant supporting institutions to address climate adaptation and mitigation information requirements for the targeted vulnerable rural areas. 4.  To share information and learning on the implementation of climate change adaptation for sustainable socio-economic development in Zimbabwe. The intended outcomes and specific outputs include: Outcome 1: Targeted vulnerable communities increase adoption of climate resilient livelihoods and agricultural production systems. Output 1.1: A range of gendered innovative natural resources management and climate resilient agricultural systems incubated and tested in the CRVs in target districts. Output 1.2: A minimum of 10,000 hectares of the watershed in the CRVs restored/protected to improve food security and livelihoods using the natural ecosystem. Output 1.3: 5000 farmers in the 16 CRV villages adopt a range of gendered technologies and practices that enhance the drought resilience, production and income of their crop production systems. Output 1.4: 1000 Livestock farmers in the 16 CRVs adopt a range of gendered technologies and practices that build the drought resilience, production income of the livestock production system. Output 1.5 Innovative climate risk management institutional arrangements established/strengthened in each CRV. Outcome 2: Rural women and youth in targeted vulnerable districts increase their income and economic power in sustainable agriculture value chains. Output 2.1: 120 Village Savings and Lending Groups established in the three districts and reaching out to 3000 women and youth. Output 2.2: - 900 youth and 1500 women benefit from a range of green agri-businesses opportunities in private sector supported value chains in the 16 CRVs in the targeted districts. Outcome 3: Support institutions have strengthened technical capacities to address mitigation and adaptation concerns of rural livelihoods. Outputs 3.1: 60 rain gauges and 10 community suitable water level sensors installed in the sub catchment areas in which the 16 CRVs are situated. Output 3.2: Meteorological Services Department capacities to generate and disseminate meteorological and climate information for agriculture and water resources management improved. Output 3.3 Decision making tools/Matrix for climate risk management in agriculture and water resources developed and tested in the CRVs. Outcome 4: Increased awareness and replication of adaptation measures. Output 4.1: Project M&E system developed, implemented and providing adaptive feedback to support effective project management. Output 4.2: Knowledge and communication products related to rural livelihoods resilience produced and disseminated with the target districts, at national and international levels. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Rural development Forestry development Other Multisector Forestry Outcome 1: Targeted vulnerable communities increase adoption of climate resilient livelihoods and agricultural production systems. The proportion of households adopting climate resilient practices rose to 52.29% from a baseline of 47.9 % however there was quite a large difference between the different geographical areas with the biggest adoption rate in Bulilima (27.8% rose to 42.9%) followed by Gutu (46.1% 51.8%) and the lowest adoption rate in Buhera(69.8% to 71.08%). The reason for this difference is complex but is linked to effectiveness in extension and outreach, demographics (Bulilima households dominated by women who tend to be early adopters), acceptance of practices and presence of other like minded organisations. Households with a diversity of income sources rose from a baseline of 58% to 85% and this showed a consistent rise across all three Geographical areas this time with the greatest change in Buhera(35%-85.9%), followed by Gutu (65%-90.3%) and then Bulilima (74%-80.2%). Bulilima was already sitting on a high baseline in terms of diversity of income The reason for these differences can be explained to some extent through the inability for farmers in Bullilima to benefit from solar irrigation due to insufficient water availability and because the beef and sugar bean value chains in Buhera are much more developed. Overall a total of 6140 households have been reached through a range of adaptation and resilience building against a target of 6000. Specific achievements are highlighted below: Output 1.1: 5 gendered innovative natural resources management and climate resilient agricultural systems incubated and tested in the CRVs in target districts. Achieved: 6 innovations delivered including cured manure, groundnut varietal testing, goat breeding centres established, community based custom hiring centres, soil fertility trenches and grazeland pasture improvement Output 1.2: A minimum of 10,000 hectares of the watershed in the CRVs restored/protected to improve food security and livelihoods using the natural ecosystem. Achieved: 13,956 hectares protected. This has lead to fields better protected against topsoil loss and hence increased crop productivity and wetlands contributing to water security, biodiversity and livelihood diversification through aqua and apiculture. Output 1.3: 5000 farmers in the 16 CRV villages adopt a range of gendered technologies and practices that enhance the drought resilience, production and income of their crop production systems. Achieved: 4105 farmers reached (2716 female, 1389 male) Output 1.4: 1000 Livestock farmers in the 16 CRVs adopt a range of gendered technologies and practices that build the drought resilience, production income of the livestock production system. Achieved: 621 (220 F and 349 male) reached through cattle and goat interventions Output 1.5 16 innovative climate risk management institutional arrangements established/strengthened in each CRV. Achieved: 16 CRVs now have by laws and climate risk management arrangements established. Outcome 2: Rural women and youth in targeted vulnerable districts increase their income and economic power in sustainable agriculture value chains. The average annual income for women increased almost by a factor of ten from USD 384 to USD 3770 and the average annual income for youth increased from USD 3480 to USD 4500. The proportion of women and youth with secure livelihood asset base increased across all districts as compared to baseline. Output 2.1: 3000 women and youth participating Village Savings and Lending Groups established in the three districts. Achieved: 1,430 women participating in VSALs. The target was not attained as the VSAL groups consisted of less than 10 people whereas groups of over 30 were predicted Output 2.2: - 1500 women and 900 youth benefit from a range of green agri-businesses opportunities in private sector supported value chains in the 16 CRVs in the targeted districts. Achieved: 830 women and 199 youth are participating in green agribusiness opportunities. The reason for the results being below target are that the geographic scope and catchment area for selecting beneficiaries meant there was a limit to how many similar green enterprises could be rolled out and the youth proved to be very mobile and not able to commit long term to the project. Given these facts the targets were overestimated and there is a need for a larger catchment area and for the projects to be truly youth focused from the very start. Outcome 3: Support institutions have strengthened technical capacities to address mitigation and adaptation concerns of rural livelihoods. Required skill and technology at the Metereololgical services department rose from a baseline of 0 (lack of capacity) to a score of 3 (adequate capacity). The weather warning products and severe weather warnings have been greatly improved since the intervention began. The staff at MSD have been well capacitated and remain positive and committed to their work. Further work is needed on digitalisation, effective dissemination and creating more efficient systems as much of the work is still duplicated and carried out by hand. However, despite Covid 19 compromising these activities, there has been a great deal of good ground work laid, the relationship between SMHI and MSD is good and there is good will from both sides to expand upon the past years work. Outcome 4: Increased awareness and replication of adaptation measures. Output 4.1: Project M&E system developed, implemented and providing adaptive feedback to support effective project management. Achieved: The project M&E system comprised the following elements: baseline assessment; weekly, monthly, quarterly and annual monitoring and progress reports; Mid-term review; Terminal Evaluation. An output tracker was developed to track progress at mid-point in the third year that is in March 2021. The tracker assisted to assess areas that were completed and also areas that required more prioritization. Output 4.2: Knowledge and communication products related to rural livelihoods resilience produced and disseminated with the target districts, at national and international levels. Achieved: The project regularly produced monthly progress reports and project steering committee meetings for district stakeholders to keep them informed about project implementation. Case studies are being produced to showcase the project success stories YouTube video clips capturing key messages from the project are also scheduled to be produced from January 2022 for national and international audience. Oxfam platforms will be used to disseminated these. Twitter and Facebook were also regularly used to showcase the projects interventions and impact. The project produced vulnerability and adaptation assessments products for each of the targeted project areas which were shared mainly with the targeted vulnerable communities and district stakeholders Gender Gender training and women's empowerment has been strong component at all layers of the CARL project. 96 Gender champions have been trained and 62 gender model families capacitated on Gender Action Learning Systems. Positive changes were reported around resource ownership and control, decision making, time and labour saving activities and sharing responsibilities and tasks in an equal manner No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11762-11762A0101 Sweden The Climate Adaptation for Rural Livelihoods (CARL) in Zimbabwe project’s Theory of Change is premised on the belief that the capacity of rural households to absorb, adapt or transform in the face of increasing climate risk can be improved if there are changes in their access to a combination of livelihood assets at household (micro), watershed (meso) and national (macro) levels. The goal of the CARL project is to improve the well-being of Zimbabwe’s rural population and reduce poverty and food insecurity in the face of climate change. The underlying project development objective is to improve the climate resilience of agricultural production and rural livelihoods for 6,000 households in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima Districts of Zimbabwe. This will be achieved through three interrelated outcomes, (i). Targeted vulnerable communities increase adoption of climate resilient livelihoods and agricultural production systems; (ii). Rural women and youth in targeted vulnerable districts increase their income and economic power in sustainable agriculture value chains, and (iii). Support institutions have strengthened technical capacities to address mitigation and adaptation concerns of rural livelihoods.BeneficiariesThe project will directly benefit 6,000 households (25,200 women, men, youth and children) from 16 wards in Buhera (6 wards), Gutu (5 wards) and Bulilima (5 wards) districts. Of these, the project will deliberately target 1500 women (500 from each district) and 300 youths (20 from 15 wards. In Bulilima only 4 wards will be targeted since youths there tend to be too mobile) for enterprise development to support some of the resilience building interventions. The Climate Resilient Village and integrated watershed management approach used in this project requires the participation of all households in the targeted villages. The target groups are households currently dependent primarily on dryland farming. The main source of income for the farming community is crop and livestock sales, while for the wider community it is mostly casual labour and petty trade. The major source of income and livelihoods for most of the people in the target area is agriculture. The project will increase revenue opportunities, financial services, reduce malnutrition, and increase social cohesion.The second group of beneficiaries are national agricultural research and extension institutions, the Meteorological Services Department, Zimbabwe National Water Authority and Rural District Councils that will receive technical capacity building support in integrative land use mapping and planning, catchment management, climate information services for farmers and water resources management, and establishment of field-based learning platforms for piloting agricultural innovations on climate change adaptation and mitigation. Policy makers will also benefit from knowledge generated to inform policy.Project ManagementThe CARL project will be implemented by Oxfam in Zimbabwe in partnership with Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources (SAFIRE), University of Zimbabwe and technical support from the Swedish Meteorological Hydrological Institute (SMHI) for capacity building of the Zimbabwe Meteorological Services. Bland de 1,5 miljoner småbönder i Zimbabwe märks konsekvenserna av klimatförändringarna av tydligt. Jordbruket är deras inkomstkälla, och högre temperaturer, frekvent torka och alltmer kraftigt regn försämrar livsmedelssäkerheten i landet. I distrikten Buhera (Manicaland), Gutu (Masvingo) och Bulilima (Matabeleland) är detta extra tydligt. Misslyckande att anpassa sig till klimatförändringarna kan leda till att landsbygdens småbönder får det ännu svårare att nå FNs Globala mål. Stödet till projektet ”The Climate Adaptation for Rural Livelihoods” (CARL) i Zimbabwe förväntas bidra till att hushållen på landsbygden ska kunna anpassa sig till de nya klimatförhållandena, genom tillgång till bättre försörjningsmöjligheter på hushålls- (micro), flodområde- (meso) och nationell nivå. Målet med CARL-projektet är att förbättra livskvaliteten för Zimbabwes landsbygdsbefolkning, minska fattigdomen och säkra livsmedelssäkerheten inför kommande klimatförändringar. Det underliggande projektutvecklingsmålet är att förbättra klimatbeständigheten för jordbruksproduktionen och dess försörjning för 6 000 hushåll i distrikten Buhur, Gutu och Bulilima. Detta kommer att uppnås genom tre resultatområden (i). Utsatta samhällen ökar antagandet av klimatbeständiga jordbruksproduktionssystem och därmed försörjningsmöjligheter. (ii). Kvinnor och ungdomar på landsbygden i utsatta områden ökar sin inkomst och ekonomiska makt i värdekedjor för hållbart jordbruk, och (iii). Stödinstitutionerna har stärkt teknisk kapacitet för att stötta klimatanpassningen bland de utsatta områdena på landsbygden. CARL-projektet kommer att använda ”Climate Resilient Villages” för att nå ut till fler byar, detta genom lånefinansiering från regering, bönder, privat sektor, och andra biståndspartners som delar Oxfams ambition att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden genom utökat stöd för klimatbeständighet och produktivitet. Förmånstagare Projektet kommer att gynna 6 000 hushåll (25 200 kvinnor, män, ungdomar och barn) från totalt 16 kommuner i distrikten Buhera (6 kommuner), Gutu (5 kommuner) och Bulilima (5 kommuner). Av dessa kommer projektet avsiktligt att riktas mot 1500 kvinnor (500 från varje distrikt) och 300 ungdomar (20 från 15 kommuner, i Bulilima kommer endast 4 kommuner att vara med eftersom ungdomar tenderar att flytta) för företagsutveckling för att stödja några av de resiliensbyggande insatserna. The Climat Resilient Village med dess flodområden som används i detta projekt kräver deltagande av alla hushåll i de utvalda byarna. Målgruppen är hushåll som idag är beroende av torrmarker för sitt jordbruk. Den främsta inkomstkällan för bönderna är försäljning av skörd och boskap, medan det för resten av samhället ofta är småhandel och tillfällighetsarbete som är den största inkomstkällan. Överlag är den största inkomstkällan jordbruk i dessa områden, och projektet kommer öka inkomstmöjligheter, finansiella tjänster, minska undernäring och öka social sammanhållning. Den andra gruppen av förmånstagare är institutioner som Meteorological Services Department, Zimbabwe National Water Authority och kommunalråd på landsbygden. Dessa kommer att få stöd i teknisk kapacitetsuppbyggnad för kartläggning och planering, avrinningshantering, klimatinformationstjänster för bönder samt hantering av vattenresurser. Man kommer även att upprätta plattformar för att kunna utveckla nya uppfinnigar som kan stödja och utveckla jordbruket inför kommande klimatförändringar. Projektledning CARL-programmet kommer att genomföras av Oxfam i Zimbabwe i samarbete med Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources (SAFIRE), University of Zimbabwe och tekniskt stöd från Sveriges meteorologiska hydrologiska institut (SMHI) för kapacitetsuppbyggnad av Meteorological Services of Zimbabwe. Geografisk täckning CARL-programmet kommer att riktas mot samhällen i vad som kallas Agro-Ecological Region III, vilka i nuläget inte omfattas av stöd från Sida genom Zimbabwes Resilience Building Fund. Att inkludera detta område kommer att bidra till att ambassaden täcker de mest sårbara förmånstagarna på landsbygden i Zimbabwe genom en kombination av resiliensbyggande och anpassningsbar programmering. Förväntad inverkan Projektet förväntas öka inkomsterna för landsbygdens fattiga (särskilt kvinnor och unga), samt jordbruksproduktivitet och klimatresiliens. Fördelarna förväntas komma från: (i) Ökad produktivitet och produktion på hushållsnivå genom antagande av ett paket med innovativa klimatjusterade produktionsmetoder; ii) Ökad tillgänglighet av försörjningstillgångar, inklusive förnybar energi, teknik och finansiella tjänster för småföretag, kvinnor och unga företagare för att stödja en hållbar tillväxt. iii) Institutionernas ökade kapacitet på makronivå för att ge relevant information om klimatrisken av jordbruks- och vattenresursförvaltning. Projektet kommer att bidra till SDG 1, 2, 5, 13 och 15. CARL-programmet fokuserar i första hand på klimatförändringar med målet att skapa mer motståndskraftiga samhällen (område 3.1), interagera användningen av produktiv förnybar energi (område 3.2) och genom sammankopplingar till marknader och finanser kommer det att bidra till att skapa gröna jobb och inkomst för några av de mest utsatta i Zimbabwe, särskilt kvinnor och ungdomar (område 3.1). Dessutom behandlar den miljöförstöring och främjar en helhetlig vattenförvaltning och hållbarhet (område 3.3). Programmet integrerar även genus i varje aspekt av sin programmering (område 1.3). Ambassaden bedömer att den föreslagna insatsen uppfyller kraven i strategin för utvecklingssammarbete 2017-2021 och kommer att bidra till att skapa en portfölj som är holistisk när det gäller miljö, klimatförändring, resiliens och förnybar energi. The project development objective is to improve climate resilience of agricultural production and rural livelihoods in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima districts through concrete on-the ground vulnerability reducing and adaptive capacity building investments, knowledge support and technical capacity building of supporting institutions. The specific objectives of the project are: 1.  To reduce vulnerability of the smallholder agriculture production system to climate impacts through developing and implementing a matrix of vulnerability reducing and adaptive capacity building measures in 16 model Climate Resilient Villages (CRVs) in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima districts for the benefit of 6,000 households. 2.  To enable 3000 rural women and 1000 youth to expand their economic opportunities and income from more efficient and inclusive agri-food value chains in groundnuts, Michigan pea bean, sugar beans, mung bean, honey, cattle and goats. 3.  To build the capacity of relevant supporting institutions to address climate adaptation and mitigation information requirements for the targeted vulnerable rural areas. 4.  To share information and learning on the implementation of climate change adaptation for sustainable socio-economic development in Zimbabwe. The intended outcomes and specific outputs include: Outcome 1: Targeted vulnerable communities increase adoption of climate resilient livelihoods and agricultural production systems. Output 1.1: A range of gendered innovative natural resources management and climate resilient agricultural systems incubated and tested in the CRVs in target districts. Output 1.2: A minimum of 10,000 hectares of the watershed in the CRVs restored/protected to improve food security and livelihoods using the natural ecosystem. Output 1.3: 5000 farmers in the 16 CRV villages adopt a range of gendered technologies and practices that enhance the drought resilience, production and income of their crop production systems. Output 1.4: 1000 Livestock farmers in the 16 CRVs adopt a range of gendered technologies and practices that build the drought resilience, production income of the livestock production system. Output 1.5 Innovative climate risk management institutional arrangements established/strengthened in each CRV. Outcome 2: Rural women and youth in targeted vulnerable districts increase their income and economic power in sustainable agriculture value chains. Output 2.1: 120 Village Savings and Lending Groups established in the three districts and reaching out to 3000 women and youth. Output 2.2: - 900 youth and 1500 women benefit from a range of green agri-businesses opportunities in private sector supported value chains in the 16 CRVs in the targeted districts. Outcome 3: Support institutions have strengthened technical capacities to address mitigation and adaptation concerns of rural livelihoods. Outputs 3.1: 60 rain gauges and 10 community suitable water level sensors installed in the sub catchment areas in which the 16 CRVs are situated. Output 3.2: Meteorological Services Department capacities to generate and disseminate meteorological and climate information for agriculture and water resources management improved. Output 3.3 Decision making tools/Matrix for climate risk management in agriculture and water resources developed and tested in the CRVs. Outcome 4: Increased awareness and replication of adaptation measures. Output 4.1: Project M&E system developed, implemented and providing adaptive feedback to support effective project management. Output 4.2: Knowledge and communication products related to rural livelihoods resilience produced and disseminated with the target districts, at national and international levels. Sweden Oxfam International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxfam International 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 15000000 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 35000000 Oxfam International 10000000 Oxfam International 10000000 Oxfam International 15000000 Oxfam International Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved opportunities for sustainable livelihoods, with a focus on sustainable food security, productive employment with decent working conditions, especially for women and young people. Förbättrade möjligheter till en hållbar försörjning, med fokus på hållbar livsmedelsförsörjning, produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved access to renewable energy that is socially and environmentally sustainable. Förbättrad tillgång till förnyelsebar energi som är socialt och miljömässigt hållbar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved capacity of stakeholders to contribute to environmental and climate sustainability. Förbättrad kapacitet hos aktörer att bidra till miljö- och klimatmässig hållbarhet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11762-11762A0102 Sweden The Climate Adaptation for Rural Livelihoods (CARL) in Zimbabwe project’s Theory of Change is premised on the belief that the capacity of rural households to absorb, adapt or transform in the face of increasing climate risk can be improved if there are changes in their access to a combination of livelihood assets at household (micro), watershed (meso) and national (macro) levels. The goal of the CARL project is to improve the well-being of Zimbabwe’s rural population and reduce poverty and food insecurity in the face of climate change. The underlying project development objective is to improve the climate resilience of agricultural production and rural livelihoods for 6,000 households in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima Districts of Zimbabwe. This will be achieved through three interrelated outcomes, (i). Targeted vulnerable communities increase adoption of climate resilient livelihoods and agricultural production systems; (ii). Rural women and youth in targeted vulnerable districts increase their income and economic power in sustainable agriculture value chains, and (iii). Support institutions have strengthened technical capacities to address mitigation and adaptation concerns of rural livelihoods.BeneficiariesThe project will directly benefit 6,000 households (25,200 women, men, youth and children) from 16 wards in Buhera (6 wards), Gutu (5 wards) and Bulilima (5 wards) districts. Of these, the project will deliberately target 1500 women (500 from each district) and 300 youths (20 from 15 wards. In Bulilima only 4 wards will be targeted since youths there tend to be too mobile) for enterprise development to support some of the resilience building interventions. The Climate Resilient Village and integrated watershed management approach used in this project requires the participation of all households in the targeted villages. The target groups are households currently dependent primarily on dryland farming. The main source of income for the farming community is crop and livestock sales, while for the wider community it is mostly casual labour and petty trade. The major source of income and livelihoods for most of the people in the target area is agriculture. The project will increase revenue opportunities, financial services, reduce malnutrition, and increase social cohesion.The second group of beneficiaries are national agricultural research and extension institutions, the Meteorological Services Department, Zimbabwe National Water Authority and Rural District Councils that will receive technical capacity building support in integrative land use mapping and planning, catchment management, climate information services for farmers and water resources management, and establishment of field-based learning platforms for piloting agricultural innovations on climate change adaptation and mitigation. Policy makers will also benefit from knowledge generated to inform policy.Project ManagementThe CARL project will be implemented by Oxfam in Zimbabwe in partnership with Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources (SAFIRE), University of Zimbabwe and technical support from the Swedish Meteorological Hydrological Institute (SMHI) for capacity building of the Zimbabwe Meteorological Services. Bland de 1,5 miljoner småbönder i Zimbabwe märks konsekvenserna av klimatförändringarna av tydligt. Jordbruket är deras inkomstkälla, och högre temperaturer, frekvent torka och alltmer kraftigt regn försämrar livsmedelssäkerheten i landet. I distrikten Buhera (Manicaland), Gutu (Masvingo) och Bulilima (Matabeleland) är detta extra tydligt. Misslyckande att anpassa sig till klimatförändringarna kan leda till att landsbygdens småbönder får det ännu svårare att nå FNs Globala mål. Stödet till projektet ”The Climate Adaptation for Rural Livelihoods” (CARL) i Zimbabwe förväntas bidra till att hushållen på landsbygden ska kunna anpassa sig till de nya klimatförhållandena, genom tillgång till bättre försörjningsmöjligheter på hushålls- (micro), flodområde- (meso) och nationell nivå. Målet med CARL-projektet är att förbättra livskvaliteten för Zimbabwes landsbygdsbefolkning, minska fattigdomen och säkra livsmedelssäkerheten inför kommande klimatförändringar. Det underliggande projektutvecklingsmålet är att förbättra klimatbeständigheten för jordbruksproduktionen och dess försörjning för 6 000 hushåll i distrikten Buhur, Gutu och Bulilima. Detta kommer att uppnås genom tre resultatområden (i). Utsatta samhällen ökar antagandet av klimatbeständiga jordbruksproduktionssystem och därmed försörjningsmöjligheter. (ii). Kvinnor och ungdomar på landsbygden i utsatta områden ökar sin inkomst och ekonomiska makt i värdekedjor för hållbart jordbruk, och (iii). Stödinstitutionerna har stärkt teknisk kapacitet för att stötta klimatanpassningen bland de utsatta områdena på landsbygden. CARL-projektet kommer att använda ”Climate Resilient Villages” för att nå ut till fler byar, detta genom lånefinansiering från regering, bönder, privat sektor, och andra biståndspartners som delar Oxfams ambition att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden genom utökat stöd för klimatbeständighet och produktivitet. Förmånstagare Projektet kommer att gynna 6 000 hushåll (25 200 kvinnor, män, ungdomar och barn) från totalt 16 kommuner i distrikten Buhera (6 kommuner), Gutu (5 kommuner) och Bulilima (5 kommuner). Av dessa kommer projektet avsiktligt att riktas mot 1500 kvinnor (500 från varje distrikt) och 300 ungdomar (20 från 15 kommuner, i Bulilima kommer endast 4 kommuner att vara med eftersom ungdomar tenderar att flytta) för företagsutveckling för att stödja några av de resiliensbyggande insatserna. The Climat Resilient Village med dess flodområden som används i detta projekt kräver deltagande av alla hushåll i de utvalda byarna. Målgruppen är hushåll som idag är beroende av torrmarker för sitt jordbruk. Den främsta inkomstkällan för bönderna är försäljning av skörd och boskap, medan det för resten av samhället ofta är småhandel och tillfällighetsarbete som är den största inkomstkällan. Överlag är den största inkomstkällan jordbruk i dessa områden, och projektet kommer öka inkomstmöjligheter, finansiella tjänster, minska undernäring och öka social sammanhållning. Den andra gruppen av förmånstagare är institutioner som Meteorological Services Department, Zimbabwe National Water Authority och kommunalråd på landsbygden. Dessa kommer att få stöd i teknisk kapacitetsuppbyggnad för kartläggning och planering, avrinningshantering, klimatinformationstjänster för bönder samt hantering av vattenresurser. Man kommer även att upprätta plattformar för att kunna utveckla nya uppfinnigar som kan stödja och utveckla jordbruket inför kommande klimatförändringar. Projektledning CARL-programmet kommer att genomföras av Oxfam i Zimbabwe i samarbete med Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources (SAFIRE), University of Zimbabwe och tekniskt stöd från Sveriges meteorologiska hydrologiska institut (SMHI) för kapacitetsuppbyggnad av Meteorological Services of Zimbabwe. Geografisk täckning CARL-programmet kommer att riktas mot samhällen i vad som kallas Agro-Ecological Region III, vilka i nuläget inte omfattas av stöd från Sida genom Zimbabwes Resilience Building Fund. Att inkludera detta område kommer att bidra till att ambassaden täcker de mest sårbara förmånstagarna på landsbygden i Zimbabwe genom en kombination av resiliensbyggande och anpassningsbar programmering. Förväntad inverkan Projektet förväntas öka inkomsterna för landsbygdens fattiga (särskilt kvinnor och unga), samt jordbruksproduktivitet och klimatresiliens. Fördelarna förväntas komma från: (i) Ökad produktivitet och produktion på hushållsnivå genom antagande av ett paket med innovativa klimatjusterade produktionsmetoder; ii) Ökad tillgänglighet av försörjningstillgångar, inklusive förnybar energi, teknik och finansiella tjänster för småföretag, kvinnor och unga företagare för att stödja en hållbar tillväxt. iii) Institutionernas ökade kapacitet på makronivå för att ge relevant information om klimatrisken av jordbruks- och vattenresursförvaltning. Projektet kommer att bidra till SDG 1, 2, 5, 13 och 15. CARL-programmet fokuserar i första hand på klimatförändringar med målet att skapa mer motståndskraftiga samhällen (område 3.1), interagera användningen av produktiv förnybar energi (område 3.2) och genom sammankopplingar till marknader och finanser kommer det att bidra till att skapa gröna jobb och inkomst för några av de mest utsatta i Zimbabwe, särskilt kvinnor och ungdomar (område 3.1). Dessutom behandlar den miljöförstöring och främjar en helhetlig vattenförvaltning och hållbarhet (område 3.3). Programmet integrerar även genus i varje aspekt av sin programmering (område 1.3). Ambassaden bedömer att den föreslagna insatsen uppfyller kraven i strategin för utvecklingssammarbete 2017-2021 och kommer att bidra till att skapa en portfölj som är holistisk när det gäller miljö, klimatförändring, resiliens och förnybar energi. The project development objective is to improve climate resilience of agricultural production and rural livelihoods in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima districts through concrete on-the ground vulnerability reducing and adaptive capacity building investments, knowledge support and technical capacity building of supporting institutions. The specific objectives of the project are: 1.  To reduce vulnerability of the smallholder agriculture production system to climate impacts through developing and implementing a matrix of vulnerability reducing and adaptive capacity building measures in 16 model Climate Resilient Villages (CRVs) in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima districts for the benefit of 6,000 households. 2.  To enable 3000 rural women and 1000 youth to expand their economic opportunities and income from more efficient and inclusive agri-food value chains in groundnuts, Michigan pea bean, sugar beans, mung bean, honey, cattle and goats. 3.  To build the capacity of relevant supporting institutions to address climate adaptation and mitigation information requirements for the targeted vulnerable rural areas. 4.  To share information and learning on the implementation of climate change adaptation for sustainable socio-economic development in Zimbabwe. The intended outcomes and specific outputs include: Outcome 1: Targeted vulnerable communities increase adoption of climate resilient livelihoods and agricultural production systems. Output 1.1: A range of gendered innovative natural resources management and climate resilient agricultural systems incubated and tested in the CRVs in target districts. Output 1.2: A minimum of 10,000 hectares of the watershed in the CRVs restored/protected to improve food security and livelihoods using the natural ecosystem. Output 1.3: 5000 farmers in the 16 CRV villages adopt a range of gendered technologies and practices that enhance the drought resilience, production and income of their crop production systems. Output 1.4: 1000 Livestock farmers in the 16 CRVs adopt a range of gendered technologies and practices that build the drought resilience, production income of the livestock production system. Output 1.5 Innovative climate risk management institutional arrangements established/strengthened in each CRV. Outcome 2: Rural women and youth in targeted vulnerable districts increase their income and economic power in sustainable agriculture value chains. Output 2.1: 120 Village Savings and Lending Groups established in the three districts and reaching out to 3000 women and youth. Output 2.2: - 900 youth and 1500 women benefit from a range of green agri-businesses opportunities in private sector supported value chains in the 16 CRVs in the targeted districts. Outcome 3: Support institutions have strengthened technical capacities to address mitigation and adaptation concerns of rural livelihoods. Outputs 3.1: 60 rain gauges and 10 community suitable water level sensors installed in the sub catchment areas in which the 16 CRVs are situated. Output 3.2: Meteorological Services Department capacities to generate and disseminate meteorological and climate information for agriculture and water resources management improved. Output 3.3 Decision making tools/Matrix for climate risk management in agriculture and water resources developed and tested in the CRVs. Outcome 4: Increased awareness and replication of adaptation measures. Output 4.1: Project M&E system developed, implemented and providing adaptive feedback to support effective project management. Output 4.2: Knowledge and communication products related to rural livelihoods resilience produced and disseminated with the target districts, at national and international levels. Sweden Oxfam International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxfam International 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 0 2000000 2000000 Oxfam International 2000000 Oxfam International Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Improved capacity of stakeholders to contribute to environmental and climate sustainability. Förbättrad kapacitet hos aktörer att bidra till miljö- och klimatmässig hållbarhet. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-11762-11762A0104 Sweden The Climate Adaptation for Rural Livelihoods (CARL) in Zimbabwe project’s Theory of Change is premised on the belief that the capacity of rural households to absorb, adapt or transform in the face of increasing climate risk can be improved if there are changes in their access to a combination of livelihood assets at household (micro), watershed (meso) and national (macro) levels. The goal of the CARL project is to improve the well-being of Zimbabwe’s rural population and reduce poverty and food insecurity in the face of climate change. The underlying project development objective is to improve the climate resilience of agricultural production and rural livelihoods for 6,000 households in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima Districts of Zimbabwe. This will be achieved through three interrelated outcomes, (i). Targeted vulnerable communities increase adoption of climate resilient livelihoods and agricultural production systems; (ii). Rural women and youth in targeted vulnerable districts increase their income and economic power in sustainable agriculture value chains, and (iii). Support institutions have strengthened technical capacities to address mitigation and adaptation concerns of rural livelihoods.BeneficiariesThe project will directly benefit 6,000 households (25,200 women, men, youth and children) from 16 wards in Buhera (6 wards), Gutu (5 wards) and Bulilima (5 wards) districts. Of these, the project will deliberately target 1500 women (500 from each district) and 300 youths (20 from 15 wards. In Bulilima only 4 wards will be targeted since youths there tend to be too mobile) for enterprise development to support some of the resilience building interventions. The Climate Resilient Village and integrated watershed management approach used in this project requires the participation of all households in the targeted villages. The target groups are households currently dependent primarily on dryland farming. The main source of income for the farming community is crop and livestock sales, while for the wider community it is mostly casual labour and petty trade. The major source of income and livelihoods for most of the people in the target area is agriculture. The project will increase revenue opportunities, financial services, reduce malnutrition, and increase social cohesion.The second group of beneficiaries are national agricultural research and extension institutions, the Meteorological Services Department, Zimbabwe National Water Authority and Rural District Councils that will receive technical capacity building support in integrative land use mapping and planning, catchment management, climate information services for farmers and water resources management, and establishment of field-based learning platforms for piloting agricultural innovations on climate change adaptation and mitigation. Policy makers will also benefit from knowledge generated to inform policy.Project ManagementThe CARL project will be implemented by Oxfam in Zimbabwe in partnership with Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources (SAFIRE), University of Zimbabwe and technical support from the Swedish Meteorological Hydrological Institute (SMHI) for capacity building of the Zimbabwe Meteorological Services. Bland de 1,5 miljoner småbönder i Zimbabwe märks konsekvenserna av klimatförändringarna av tydligt. Jordbruket är deras inkomstkälla, och högre temperaturer, frekvent torka och alltmer kraftigt regn försämrar livsmedelssäkerheten i landet. I distrikten Buhera (Manicaland), Gutu (Masvingo) och Bulilima (Matabeleland) är detta extra tydligt. Misslyckande att anpassa sig till klimatförändringarna kan leda till att landsbygdens småbönder får det ännu svårare att nå FNs Globala mål. Stödet till projektet ”The Climate Adaptation for Rural Livelihoods” (CARL) i Zimbabwe förväntas bidra till att hushållen på landsbygden ska kunna anpassa sig till de nya klimatförhållandena, genom tillgång till bättre försörjningsmöjligheter på hushålls- (micro), flodområde- (meso) och nationell nivå. Målet med CARL-projektet är att förbättra livskvaliteten för Zimbabwes landsbygdsbefolkning, minska fattigdomen och säkra livsmedelssäkerheten inför kommande klimatförändringar. Det underliggande projektutvecklingsmålet är att förbättra klimatbeständigheten för jordbruksproduktionen och dess försörjning för 6 000 hushåll i distrikten Buhur, Gutu och Bulilima. Detta kommer att uppnås genom tre resultatområden (i). Utsatta samhällen ökar antagandet av klimatbeständiga jordbruksproduktionssystem och därmed försörjningsmöjligheter. (ii). Kvinnor och ungdomar på landsbygden i utsatta områden ökar sin inkomst och ekonomiska makt i värdekedjor för hållbart jordbruk, och (iii). Stödinstitutionerna har stärkt teknisk kapacitet för att stötta klimatanpassningen bland de utsatta områdena på landsbygden. CARL-projektet kommer att använda ”Climate Resilient Villages” för att nå ut till fler byar, detta genom lånefinansiering från regering, bönder, privat sektor, och andra biståndspartners som delar Oxfams ambition att minska fattigdomen på landsbygden genom utökat stöd för klimatbeständighet och produktivitet. Förmånstagare Projektet kommer att gynna 6 000 hushåll (25 200 kvinnor, män, ungdomar och barn) från totalt 16 kommuner i distrikten Buhera (6 kommuner), Gutu (5 kommuner) och Bulilima (5 kommuner). Av dessa kommer projektet avsiktligt att riktas mot 1500 kvinnor (500 från varje distrikt) och 300 ungdomar (20 från 15 kommuner, i Bulilima kommer endast 4 kommuner att vara med eftersom ungdomar tenderar att flytta) för företagsutveckling för att stödja några av de resiliensbyggande insatserna. The Climat Resilient Village med dess flodområden som används i detta projekt kräver deltagande av alla hushåll i de utvalda byarna. Målgruppen är hushåll som idag är beroende av torrmarker för sitt jordbruk. Den främsta inkomstkällan för bönderna är försäljning av skörd och boskap, medan det för resten av samhället ofta är småhandel och tillfällighetsarbete som är den största inkomstkällan. Överlag är den största inkomstkällan jordbruk i dessa områden, och projektet kommer öka inkomstmöjligheter, finansiella tjänster, minska undernäring och öka social sammanhållning. Den andra gruppen av förmånstagare är institutioner som Meteorological Services Department, Zimbabwe National Water Authority och kommunalråd på landsbygden. Dessa kommer att få stöd i teknisk kapacitetsuppbyggnad för kartläggning och planering, avrinningshantering, klimatinformationstjänster för bönder samt hantering av vattenresurser. Man kommer även att upprätta plattformar för att kunna utveckla nya uppfinnigar som kan stödja och utveckla jordbruket inför kommande klimatförändringar. Projektledning CARL-programmet kommer att genomföras av Oxfam i Zimbabwe i samarbete med Southern Alliance for Indigenous Resources (SAFIRE), University of Zimbabwe och tekniskt stöd från Sveriges meteorologiska hydrologiska institut (SMHI) för kapacitetsuppbyggnad av Meteorological Services of Zimbabwe. Geografisk täckning CARL-programmet kommer att riktas mot samhällen i vad som kallas Agro-Ecological Region III, vilka i nuläget inte omfattas av stöd från Sida genom Zimbabwes Resilience Building Fund. Att inkludera detta område kommer att bidra till att ambassaden täcker de mest sårbara förmånstagarna på landsbygden i Zimbabwe genom en kombination av resiliensbyggande och anpassningsbar programmering. Förväntad inverkan Projektet förväntas öka inkomsterna för landsbygdens fattiga (särskilt kvinnor och unga), samt jordbruksproduktivitet och klimatresiliens. Fördelarna förväntas komma från: (i) Ökad produktivitet och produktion på hushållsnivå genom antagande av ett paket med innovativa klimatjusterade produktionsmetoder; ii) Ökad tillgänglighet av försörjningstillgångar, inklusive förnybar energi, teknik och finansiella tjänster för småföretag, kvinnor och unga företagare för att stödja en hållbar tillväxt. iii) Institutionernas ökade kapacitet på makronivå för att ge relevant information om klimatrisken av jordbruks- och vattenresursförvaltning. Projektet kommer att bidra till SDG 1, 2, 5, 13 och 15. CARL-programmet fokuserar i första hand på klimatförändringar med målet att skapa mer motståndskraftiga samhällen (område 3.1), interagera användningen av produktiv förnybar energi (område 3.2) och genom sammankopplingar till marknader och finanser kommer det att bidra till att skapa gröna jobb och inkomst för några av de mest utsatta i Zimbabwe, särskilt kvinnor och ungdomar (område 3.1). Dessutom behandlar den miljöförstöring och främjar en helhetlig vattenförvaltning och hållbarhet (område 3.3). Programmet integrerar även genus i varje aspekt av sin programmering (område 1.3). Ambassaden bedömer att den föreslagna insatsen uppfyller kraven i strategin för utvecklingssammarbete 2017-2021 och kommer att bidra till att skapa en portfölj som är holistisk när det gäller miljö, klimatförändring, resiliens och förnybar energi. The project development objective is to improve climate resilience of agricultural production and rural livelihoods in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima districts through concrete on-the ground vulnerability reducing and adaptive capacity building investments, knowledge support and technical capacity building of supporting institutions. The specific objectives of the project are: 1.  To reduce vulnerability of the smallholder agriculture production system to climate impacts through developing and implementing a matrix of vulnerability reducing and adaptive capacity building measures in 16 model Climate Resilient Villages (CRVs) in Buhera, Gutu and Bulilima districts for the benefit of 6,000 households. 2.  To enable 3000 rural women and 1000 youth to expand their economic opportunities and income from more efficient and inclusive agri-food value chains in groundnuts, Michigan pea bean, sugar beans, mung bean, honey, cattle and goats. 3.  To build the capacity of relevant supporting institutions to address climate adaptation and mitigation information requirements for the targeted vulnerable rural areas. 4.  To share information and learning on the implementation of climate change adaptation for sustainable socio-economic development in Zimbabwe. The intended outcomes and specific outputs include: Outcome 1: Targeted vulnerable communities increase adoption of climate resilient livelihoods and agricultural production systems. Output 1.1: A range of gendered innovative natural resources management and climate resilient agricultural systems incubated and tested in the CRVs in target districts. Output 1.2: A minimum of 10,000 hectares of the watershed in the CRVs restored/protected to improve food security and livelihoods using the natural ecosystem. Output 1.3: 5000 farmers in the 16 CRV villages adopt a range of gendered technologies and practices that enhance the drought resilience, production and income of their crop production systems. Output 1.4: 1000 Livestock farmers in the 16 CRVs adopt a range of gendered technologies and practices that build the drought resilience, production income of the livestock production system. Output 1.5 Innovative climate risk management institutional arrangements established/strengthened in each CRV. Outcome 2: Rural women and youth in targeted vulnerable districts increase their income and economic power in sustainable agriculture value chains. Output 2.1: 120 Village Savings and Lending Groups established in the three districts and reaching out to 3000 women and youth. Output 2.2: - 900 youth and 1500 women benefit from a range of green agri-businesses opportunities in private sector supported value chains in the 16 CRVs in the targeted districts. Outcome 3: Support institutions have strengthened technical capacities to address mitigation and adaptation concerns of rural livelihoods. Outputs 3.1: 60 rain gauges and 10 community suitable water level sensors installed in the sub catchment areas in which the 16 CRVs are situated. Output 3.2: Meteorological Services Department capacities to generate and disseminate meteorological and climate information for agriculture and water resources management improved. Output 3.3 Decision making tools/Matrix for climate risk management in agriculture and water resources developed and tested in the CRVs. Outcome 4: Increased awareness and replication of adaptation measures. Output 4.1: Project M&E system developed, implemented and providing adaptive feedback to support effective project management. Output 4.2: Knowledge and communication products related to rural livelihoods resilience produced and disseminated with the target districts, at national and international levels. Sweden Oxfam International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxfam International 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 7.b - Till 2030 bygga ut infrastrukturen och uppgradera tekniken för att leverera moderna och hållbara energitjänster till alla i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. 7.b - By 2030, expand infrastructure and upgrade technology for supplying modern and sustainable energy services for all in developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing countries, in accordance with their respective programmes of support. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -4152590 -4152590.21 Oxfam International Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Increased gender equality, including enjoyment of and respect for SRHR Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive åtnjutande av och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, inclusive of protection, conservation and restauration of biological diversity Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved ability to adaption and strengthened resilience to climate changes and environmental and natural disasters, and increased access to renewable energy and improved energy efficiency Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer, samt ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable livelihood, inclusive of improved food security and productive, resilient and sustainable agriculture Hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och ett produktivt, motståndskraftigt och hållbart jordbruk Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11767 Sweden The objective of the project is strengthen existing and develop new tools and strategies to raise awareness of LGBTI rights and realities in Zimbabwe. Diskrimineringen mot HBTQ-personer är utbredd i Zimbabwe på grund av lagstiftningen, social stigma och diskriminering orsakad av religiösa och kulturella normer. Jämlika villkor för jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter saknas i stor utsträckning. Det senare tar sig också i uttryck inom hälsovårdssystemet där HBTQ-personer i flera fall bemöts av vårdpersonal som saknar erfarenhet av de specifika problem som rör HBTQ-personer. I flera fall behandlas HBTQ-personer också diskriminerande av vårdpersonal. Det föreslagna stödet till organisationen Gays and Lesbians of Zimbabwe (GALZ) syftar till att utveckla och stärka befintliga verktyg för att öka medvetenheten kring HBTQ-personers rättigheter i Zimbabwe. Projektet syftar till att förbättra möjligheten för HBTQ personer i Zimbabwe att utöva sina mänskliga rättigheter, samt förbättra tillgängligheten och åtkomligheten av hälso och SRHR-tjänster för HBTQ-personer, samtidigt som stigmatisering, hot och våld minskas. Målet kommer att uppnås genom att informations- och kunskapsspridning till nyckelfunktioner i samhället, till exempel media, sjukvårdspersonal och religiösa/traditionella ledare, samt tillhandahålla människorättsförsvarare och HBTQ-aktivister med nödvändiga verktyg för att förespråka HBTQ-personers rättigheter. Projektet kommer vidare att skapa nätverk mellan olika organisationer som arbetar för mänskliga rättigheter och HBTQ-rättigheter i Zimbabwe, vilket bidrar till att stärka civila samhällets aktörer i den rådande situationen med ett minskande utrymme för det civila samhälle att agera. Sveriges strategi för utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe 2017-2021 innefattar mål inom mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, rättstatens principer samt jämställdhet samt jämlik hälsa som två av tre stödområden. Stödet till GALZ ligger särskilt i linje med följande mål: - Ökad kapacitet i det civila samhället och oberoende media att utföra sina demokratiska och granskande funktioner; och - Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. - Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, framförallt för unga människor. Ambassadens bedömning är att stödet till GALZ faller inom de områden som anges i strategin för utvecklingssamarbete som nämns ovan och ligger i linje med de mål som fastställts för regionala SRHR mål i svenskt utvecklingssamarbete, Agenda 2030 samt SDG 5 och 10. Insatsen är vidare relevant utifrån ett rättighetsperspektiv vilket innebär att alla ska kunna utöva sina rättigheter oavsett kön, sexuell läggning och transgenderidentitet eller uttryck. Det föreslagna stödet syftar till att stärka marginaliserade och uteslutna individer och grupper i samhället. The objective of the project is strengthen existing and develop new tools and strategies to raise awareness of LGBTI rights and realities in Zimbabwe. Activities linked to objective will support the ongoing work of GALZ to strengthen skills and capacities of LGBTI activists and their allies to more effectively advocate for law and policy change and social inclusion of LGBTI communities. The expected results are that the project will build a broader, more supportive and more effective countrywide constituency for SRHR and LGBTI. This constituency will have a sustained influence on improving the availability, accessibility of SRHR services for LGBTI; on reducing stigma, discrimination, violence and abuse; and on improving tolerance and promoting social inclusion. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Human rights Government & Civil Society-general During the period GALZ has implemented a number of activities such as; human rights defenders training, journalist sensitisation, religious leaders dialogue and parliamentarians sensitisation. The results and outcomes are more focused on the long term and therefore difficult to measure. However, the sensitisation of religious leaders and parliamentarians managed to shift some of the entrenched attitudes of homophobia amongst these groups towards more tolerance. Though there was initial hostility from the religious leaders the meeting and dialogue resulted in an overall agreement that issues of LGBTI should be mainstreamed in all SRHR and HIV-programmes, and that the LGBTI community is highly vulnerable and often excluded. A request was made from the religious leaders to continue the conversation in the coming year as there was a need for more information and understanding of the issues.During the journalist training it was noted that media practitioners more often than not misconstrue reporting on LGBTI due to lack of information and knowledge as well as prejudices in the general society. An invitation was extended to GALZ to participate in a panel discussion on radio to give perspectives on sexuality, tradition, culture and religion in Zimbabwe. Close to 50 articles focusing on LGBTI were recorded from various state and independent media. 35 articles were positive, factual and showed level of understanding and appreciation of the LGBTI community, their challenges and rights, as well as the work that GALZ carries out. This is an improvement from 2017.GALZ has also worked with sensitising more "mainstream" CSOs and expanded their collaboration with these organisations. An example of results reached is the involvement of Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights (ZLHR) in three legal cases concerning the LGBTI community, and an engagement with Student Unions to produce a student survey on LGBTI. GALZ has also worked directly with affected families to provide family counselling for better understanding and re-integration of the family member.During the period at least 100 institutions were reached with information on LGBTI. These included the Chapter 12 Commissions, Ministry of Health, Gender, and Justice, as well as a number of CSO, and HIV services organizations. Materials shared were GALZ the human rights report, Actus Reus, policymaker's booklet on understanding LGBTI and the law, the Perceptive and Perceptions booklet, and the GALZ newsletter.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11767-11767A0101 Sweden The objective of the project is strengthen existing and develop new tools and strategies to raise awareness of LGBTI rights and realities in Zimbabwe. Diskrimineringen mot HBTQ-personer är utbredd i Zimbabwe på grund av lagstiftningen, social stigma och diskriminering orsakad av religiösa och kulturella normer. Jämlika villkor för jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter saknas i stor utsträckning. Det senare tar sig också i uttryck inom hälsovårdssystemet där HBTQ-personer i flera fall bemöts av vårdpersonal som saknar erfarenhet av de specifika problem som rör HBTQ-personer. I flera fall behandlas HBTQ-personer också diskriminerande av vårdpersonal. Det föreslagna stödet till organisationen Gays and Lesbians of Zimbabwe (GALZ) syftar till att utveckla och stärka befintliga verktyg för att öka medvetenheten kring HBTQ-personers rättigheter i Zimbabwe. Projektet syftar till att förbättra möjligheten för HBTQ personer i Zimbabwe att utöva sina mänskliga rättigheter, samt förbättra tillgängligheten och åtkomligheten av hälso och SRHR-tjänster för HBTQ-personer, samtidigt som stigmatisering, hot och våld minskas. Målet kommer att uppnås genom att informations- och kunskapsspridning till nyckelfunktioner i samhället, till exempel media, sjukvårdspersonal och religiösa/traditionella ledare, samt tillhandahålla människorättsförsvarare och HBTQ-aktivister med nödvändiga verktyg för att förespråka HBTQ-personers rättigheter. Projektet kommer vidare att skapa nätverk mellan olika organisationer som arbetar för mänskliga rättigheter och HBTQ-rättigheter i Zimbabwe, vilket bidrar till att stärka civila samhällets aktörer i den rådande situationen med ett minskande utrymme för det civila samhälle att agera. Sveriges strategi för utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe 2017-2021 innefattar mål inom mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, rättstatens principer samt jämställdhet samt jämlik hälsa som två av tre stödområden. Stödet till GALZ ligger särskilt i linje med följande mål: - Ökad kapacitet i det civila samhället och oberoende media att utföra sina demokratiska och granskande funktioner; och - Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. - Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, framförallt för unga människor. Ambassadens bedömning är att stödet till GALZ faller inom de områden som anges i strategin för utvecklingssamarbete som nämns ovan och ligger i linje med de mål som fastställts för regionala SRHR mål i svenskt utvecklingssamarbete, Agenda 2030 samt SDG 5 och 10. Insatsen är vidare relevant utifrån ett rättighetsperspektiv vilket innebär att alla ska kunna utöva sina rättigheter oavsett kön, sexuell läggning och transgenderidentitet eller uttryck. Det föreslagna stödet syftar till att stärka marginaliserade och uteslutna individer och grupper i samhället. The objective of the project is strengthen existing and develop new tools and strategies to raise awareness of LGBTI rights and realities in Zimbabwe. Activities linked to objective will support the ongoing work of GALZ to strengthen skills and capacities of LGBTI activists and their allies to more effectively advocate for law and policy change and social inclusion of LGBTI communities. The expected results are that the project will build a broader, more supportive and more effective countrywide constituency for SRHR and LGBTI. This constituency will have a sustained influence on improving the availability, accessibility of SRHR services for LGBTI; on reducing stigma, discrimination, violence and abuse; and on improving tolerance and promoting social inclusion. Sweden GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1000000 1000000 0 0 0 0 0 1000000 0 0 0 1000000 0 0 2000000 GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe 1000000 GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe 1000000 GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11767-11767A0102 Sweden The objective of the project is strengthen existing and develop new tools and strategies to raise awareness of LGBTI rights and realities in Zimbabwe. Diskrimineringen mot HBTQ-personer är utbredd i Zimbabwe på grund av lagstiftningen, social stigma och diskriminering orsakad av religiösa och kulturella normer. Jämlika villkor för jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter saknas i stor utsträckning. Det senare tar sig också i uttryck inom hälsovårdssystemet där HBTQ-personer i flera fall bemöts av vårdpersonal som saknar erfarenhet av de specifika problem som rör HBTQ-personer. I flera fall behandlas HBTQ-personer också diskriminerande av vårdpersonal. Det föreslagna stödet till organisationen Gays and Lesbians of Zimbabwe (GALZ) syftar till att utveckla och stärka befintliga verktyg för att öka medvetenheten kring HBTQ-personers rättigheter i Zimbabwe. Projektet syftar till att förbättra möjligheten för HBTQ personer i Zimbabwe att utöva sina mänskliga rättigheter, samt förbättra tillgängligheten och åtkomligheten av hälso och SRHR-tjänster för HBTQ-personer, samtidigt som stigmatisering, hot och våld minskas. Målet kommer att uppnås genom att informations- och kunskapsspridning till nyckelfunktioner i samhället, till exempel media, sjukvårdspersonal och religiösa/traditionella ledare, samt tillhandahålla människorättsförsvarare och HBTQ-aktivister med nödvändiga verktyg för att förespråka HBTQ-personers rättigheter. Projektet kommer vidare att skapa nätverk mellan olika organisationer som arbetar för mänskliga rättigheter och HBTQ-rättigheter i Zimbabwe, vilket bidrar till att stärka civila samhällets aktörer i den rådande situationen med ett minskande utrymme för det civila samhälle att agera. Sveriges strategi för utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe 2017-2021 innefattar mål inom mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, rättstatens principer samt jämställdhet samt jämlik hälsa som två av tre stödområden. Stödet till GALZ ligger särskilt i linje med följande mål: - Ökad kapacitet i det civila samhället och oberoende media att utföra sina demokratiska och granskande funktioner; och - Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. - Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, framförallt för unga människor. Ambassadens bedömning är att stödet till GALZ faller inom de områden som anges i strategin för utvecklingssamarbete som nämns ovan och ligger i linje med de mål som fastställts för regionala SRHR mål i svenskt utvecklingssamarbete, Agenda 2030 samt SDG 5 och 10. Insatsen är vidare relevant utifrån ett rättighetsperspektiv vilket innebär att alla ska kunna utöva sina rättigheter oavsett kön, sexuell läggning och transgenderidentitet eller uttryck. Det föreslagna stödet syftar till att stärka marginaliserade och uteslutna individer och grupper i samhället. The objective of the project is strengthen existing and develop new tools and strategies to raise awareness of LGBTI rights and realities in Zimbabwe. Activities linked to objective will support the ongoing work of GALZ to strengthen skills and capacities of LGBTI activists and their allies to more effectively advocate for law and policy change and social inclusion of LGBTI communities. The expected results are that the project will build a broader, more supportive and more effective countrywide constituency for SRHR and LGBTI. This constituency will have a sustained influence on improving the availability, accessibility of SRHR services for LGBTI; on reducing stigma, discrimination, violence and abuse; and on improving tolerance and promoting social inclusion. Sweden GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 60000 0 0 60000 60000 GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe 60000 GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11767-11767A0103 Sweden The objective of the project is strengthen existing and develop new tools and strategies to raise awareness of LGBTI rights and realities in Zimbabwe. Diskrimineringen mot HBTQ-personer är utbredd i Zimbabwe på grund av lagstiftningen, social stigma och diskriminering orsakad av religiösa och kulturella normer. Jämlika villkor för jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter saknas i stor utsträckning. Det senare tar sig också i uttryck inom hälsovårdssystemet där HBTQ-personer i flera fall bemöts av vårdpersonal som saknar erfarenhet av de specifika problem som rör HBTQ-personer. I flera fall behandlas HBTQ-personer också diskriminerande av vårdpersonal. Det föreslagna stödet till organisationen Gays and Lesbians of Zimbabwe (GALZ) syftar till att utveckla och stärka befintliga verktyg för att öka medvetenheten kring HBTQ-personers rättigheter i Zimbabwe. Projektet syftar till att förbättra möjligheten för HBTQ personer i Zimbabwe att utöva sina mänskliga rättigheter, samt förbättra tillgängligheten och åtkomligheten av hälso och SRHR-tjänster för HBTQ-personer, samtidigt som stigmatisering, hot och våld minskas. Målet kommer att uppnås genom att informations- och kunskapsspridning till nyckelfunktioner i samhället, till exempel media, sjukvårdspersonal och religiösa/traditionella ledare, samt tillhandahålla människorättsförsvarare och HBTQ-aktivister med nödvändiga verktyg för att förespråka HBTQ-personers rättigheter. Projektet kommer vidare att skapa nätverk mellan olika organisationer som arbetar för mänskliga rättigheter och HBTQ-rättigheter i Zimbabwe, vilket bidrar till att stärka civila samhällets aktörer i den rådande situationen med ett minskande utrymme för det civila samhälle att agera. Sveriges strategi för utvecklingssamarbete med Zimbabwe 2017-2021 innefattar mål inom mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, rättstatens principer samt jämställdhet samt jämlik hälsa som två av tre stödområden. Stödet till GALZ ligger särskilt i linje med följande mål: - Ökad kapacitet i det civila samhället och oberoende media att utföra sina demokratiska och granskande funktioner; och - Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. - Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, framförallt för unga människor. Ambassadens bedömning är att stödet till GALZ faller inom de områden som anges i strategin för utvecklingssamarbete som nämns ovan och ligger i linje med de mål som fastställts för regionala SRHR mål i svenskt utvecklingssamarbete, Agenda 2030 samt SDG 5 och 10. Insatsen är vidare relevant utifrån ett rättighetsperspektiv vilket innebär att alla ska kunna utöva sina rättigheter oavsett kön, sexuell läggning och transgenderidentitet eller uttryck. Det föreslagna stödet syftar till att stärka marginaliserade och uteslutna individer och grupper i samhället. The objective of the project is strengthen existing and develop new tools and strategies to raise awareness of LGBTI rights and realities in Zimbabwe. Activities linked to objective will support the ongoing work of GALZ to strengthen skills and capacities of LGBTI activists and their allies to more effectively advocate for law and policy change and social inclusion of LGBTI communities. The expected results are that the project will build a broader, more supportive and more effective countrywide constituency for SRHR and LGBTI. This constituency will have a sustained influence on improving the availability, accessibility of SRHR services for LGBTI; on reducing stigma, discrimination, violence and abuse; and on improving tolerance and promoting social inclusion. Sweden GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 320000 320000 0 320000 GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe 320000 GALZ/Gays and Lesbian of Zimbabwe Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Zimbabwe 2017-2022 Strengthened conditions for equality and respect for human rights, with a focus on women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnor och flickor. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-11793 Sweden The Malian general census takes place every 10 years. The fifth census was planned to take place 2016-2021 with 2019 being the year when most of the work will be implemented. The process was delayed and concluded 2022. The census is a large and complicated project in a vast country like Mali that has limited infrastructure and security challenges. The census will produce data that will be used for social and economic development in the country and to follow up on development interventions. Den maliska allmänna folkräkningen äger rum vart tionde år. Den femte folkräkningen planerades ske 2016-2021 med 2019 som det år då merparten av arbetet utförs. Senare försköts genomförandet och slutfördes 2022. Det är ett stort och komplicerat projekt i ett stort land som Mali med bristande infrastruktur och säkerhetsutmaningar. Folkräkningen ger data som kommer att användas för den sociala och ekonomiska utvecklingen i landet samt för att följa upp på dess utvecklingsinsatser. The Swedish contribution will be used by the Malian government to co-fund the fifth population census (RGPH5) in Mali. By Malian law and according to UN recommendations these are to take place every 10 years. The census is not a sample but a complete inventory of people and their accommodation in Mali. The census will provide data and analyses on: 1) total number of inhabitants in Mali and structure by sex and age 2) spatial distribution of people according to administrative unites and type of residence 3) social, economic and cultural characteristics of the Malian population 4) level, structure and tendencies regarding fertility, civil status, mortality and migration 5) indicators for lobbying regarding vulnerable groups, especially old people, women, young people, people living with handicaps, displaced people, orphans etc 6) conclusions regarding the evolution of the data above since the 1976 census 7) projections and demographic prospects into the future 8) characteristics of households, habitat and livelihoods 9) analysis and cartography of poverty 10) updated statistics on villages, wells and other collective social infrastructure 11) geo-referenced information on collective social infrastructure and economic units 12) establishment of demographic indicators 13) capacity building on data collection, analysis and communication using modern information technology The intervention produces baseline information and analyses that are crucial to the design of development action, not only led by the Malian government but also its development partners. It allows for tailoring of development work to the needs of different geographic areas and groups of people, including marginalizedones. This is important to reduce the tensions between groups and the risk for radicalization that could take place if some groups are left behind in terms of development. Without baselines it is impossible to monitor if development action has impact and without it is also impossible for civil society to demand accountability from decision makers. This works contributes to the Embassy’s overall theory of change with support to political dialogue, field activities and capacity building. This support to the Malian population census will provide important baselines on the situation and needs of the Malian population. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mali Population statistics and data Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Administrative Costs of Donors The census as such seems to have been carried out almost according to plan, but with serious delays due to the covid-19 pandemic and insecurity in the country, and this led to increased costs. INSTAT has published results on its website and these results are available for download. Here follows a selection of statistics generated by the census: Total number of inhabitants in Mali according to the fifth population census (2022): 22 395 489 Number of women: 11 138 934 Number of men: 11 256 555 Percentage of women: 49.7% Annual medium growth rate between census 2009 and census 2022: 3.3% Number of years for the population to double: 21.3 Percentage of the population 0-4 years old: 18.0% Percentage of the population less than 15 years old: 47.2% Percentage of the population 15-64 years old: 49.9% Percentage of the population 65 years old and above 2.9% Percentage of children 0-17 years old: 53.6% Percentage of young people 15-24 years old: 19.2% Percentage of young people 15-34 years old: 32.0% Percentage of the Malian population above voting age (18 yrs): 46.0% Percentage of old people (60yrs and above): 4.6% Percentage of women of fertile age (15-49yrs): 45.7% Percentage of the population with foreign citizenship: 0.4% Percentage of the population living with a major disability: 0.8% Literacy rate of people 15 yrs and above: 33.7% Percentage of the population of pre-school or school age (3-24yrs): 56.0% Average age of the population: 21.4% Median age of the population: 16.1% Percentage of the population living as nomads: 2.0% Average number of people per household: 9.3 Average number of people per household in urban areas: 7.8 Average number of people per household in rural areas: 10.2 Percentage of households led by women: 10.5% No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11793-11793A0101 Sweden The Malian general census takes place every 10 years. The fifth census was planned to take place 2016-2021 with 2019 being the year when most of the work will be implemented. The process was delayed and concluded 2022. The census is a large and complicated project in a vast country like Mali that has limited infrastructure and security challenges. The census will produce data that will be used for social and economic development in the country and to follow up on development interventions. Den maliska allmänna folkräkningen äger rum vart tionde år. Den femte folkräkningen planerades ske 2016-2021 med 2019 som det år då merparten av arbetet utförs. Senare försköts genomförandet och slutfördes 2022. Det är ett stort och komplicerat projekt i ett stort land som Mali med bristande infrastruktur och säkerhetsutmaningar. Folkräkningen ger data som kommer att användas för den sociala och ekonomiska utvecklingen i landet samt för att följa upp på dess utvecklingsinsatser. The Swedish contribution will be used by the Malian government to co-fund the fifth population census (RGPH5) in Mali. By Malian law and according to UN recommendations these are to take place every 10 years. The census is not a sample but a complete inventory of people and their accommodation in Mali. The census will provide data and analyses on: 1) total number of inhabitants in Mali and structure by sex and age 2) spatial distribution of people according to administrative unites and type of residence 3) social, economic and cultural characteristics of the Malian population 4) level, structure and tendencies regarding fertility, civil status, mortality and migration 5) indicators for lobbying regarding vulnerable groups, especially old people, women, young people, people living with handicaps, displaced people, orphans etc 6) conclusions regarding the evolution of the data above since the 1976 census 7) projections and demographic prospects into the future 8) characteristics of households, habitat and livelihoods 9) analysis and cartography of poverty 10) updated statistics on villages, wells and other collective social infrastructure 11) geo-referenced information on collective social infrastructure and economic units 12) establishment of demographic indicators 13) capacity building on data collection, analysis and communication using modern information technology The intervention produces baseline information and analyses that are crucial to the design of development action, not only led by the Malian government but also its development partners. It allows for tailoring of development work to the needs of different geographic areas and groups of people, including marginalizedones. This is important to reduce the tensions between groups and the risk for radicalization that could take place if some groups are left behind in terms of development. Without baselines it is impossible to monitor if development action has impact and without it is also impossible for civil society to demand accountability from decision makers. This works contributes to the Embassy’s overall theory of change with support to political dialogue, field activities and capacity building. This support to the Malian population census will provide important baselines on the situation and needs of the Malian population. Sweden Min de la Planification/INSTAT/L'Institut National de la Statistique, Bamako Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Mali 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 0 25000000 0 25000000 Government of Mali 25000000 Government of Mali Mali 2016-2020 Mali 2016-2020 Strengthened capacity among public institutions to provide basic Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner att tillhandahålla grundläggande samhällsservice Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11793-11793A0103 Sweden The Malian general census takes place every 10 years. The fifth census was planned to take place 2016-2021 with 2019 being the year when most of the work will be implemented. The process was delayed and concluded 2022. The census is a large and complicated project in a vast country like Mali that has limited infrastructure and security challenges. The census will produce data that will be used for social and economic development in the country and to follow up on development interventions. Den maliska allmänna folkräkningen äger rum vart tionde år. Den femte folkräkningen planerades ske 2016-2021 med 2019 som det år då merparten av arbetet utförs. Senare försköts genomförandet och slutfördes 2022. Det är ett stort och komplicerat projekt i ett stort land som Mali med bristande infrastruktur och säkerhetsutmaningar. Folkräkningen ger data som kommer att användas för den sociala och ekonomiska utvecklingen i landet samt för att följa upp på dess utvecklingsinsatser. The Swedish contribution will be used by the Malian government to co-fund the fifth population census (RGPH5) in Mali. By Malian law and according to UN recommendations these are to take place every 10 years. The census is not a sample but a complete inventory of people and their accommodation in Mali. The census will provide data and analyses on: 1) total number of inhabitants in Mali and structure by sex and age 2) spatial distribution of people according to administrative unites and type of residence 3) social, economic and cultural characteristics of the Malian population 4) level, structure and tendencies regarding fertility, civil status, mortality and migration 5) indicators for lobbying regarding vulnerable groups, especially old people, women, young people, people living with handicaps, displaced people, orphans etc 6) conclusions regarding the evolution of the data above since the 1976 census 7) projections and demographic prospects into the future 8) characteristics of households, habitat and livelihoods 9) analysis and cartography of poverty 10) updated statistics on villages, wells and other collective social infrastructure 11) geo-referenced information on collective social infrastructure and economic units 12) establishment of demographic indicators 13) capacity building on data collection, analysis and communication using modern information technology The intervention produces baseline information and analyses that are crucial to the design of development action, not only led by the Malian government but also its development partners. It allows for tailoring of development work to the needs of different geographic areas and groups of people, including marginalizedones. This is important to reduce the tensions between groups and the risk for radicalization that could take place if some groups are left behind in terms of development. Without baselines it is impossible to monitor if development action has impact and without it is also impossible for civil society to demand accountability from decision makers. This works contributes to the Embassy’s overall theory of change with support to political dialogue, field activities and capacity building. This support to the Malian population census will provide important baselines on the situation and needs of the Malian population. Sweden Min de la Planification/INSTAT/L'Institut National de la Statistique, Bamako Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Mali 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 345543 -282890 0 0 20000000 0 0 -282890 0 345543 0 0 20062653 Government of Mali 20000000 Government of Mali 345542.85 Government of Mali -282890.46 Government of Mali Mali 2021-2025 Mali 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11793-11793A0201 Sweden The Malian general census takes place every 10 years. The fifth census was planned to take place 2016-2021 with 2019 being the year when most of the work will be implemented. The process was delayed and concluded 2022. The census is a large and complicated project in a vast country like Mali that has limited infrastructure and security challenges. The census will produce data that will be used for social and economic development in the country and to follow up on development interventions. Den maliska allmänna folkräkningen äger rum vart tionde år. Den femte folkräkningen planerades ske 2016-2021 med 2019 som det år då merparten av arbetet utförs. Senare försköts genomförandet och slutfördes 2022. Det är ett stort och komplicerat projekt i ett stort land som Mali med bristande infrastruktur och säkerhetsutmaningar. Folkräkningen ger data som kommer att användas för den sociala och ekonomiska utvecklingen i landet samt för att följa upp på dess utvecklingsinsatser. The Swedish contribution will be used by the Malian government to co-fund the fifth population census (RGPH5) in Mali. By Malian law and according to UN recommendations these are to take place every 10 years. The census is not a sample but a complete inventory of people and their accommodation in Mali. The census will provide data and analyses on: 1) total number of inhabitants in Mali and structure by sex and age 2) spatial distribution of people according to administrative unites and type of residence 3) social, economic and cultural characteristics of the Malian population 4) level, structure and tendencies regarding fertility, civil status, mortality and migration 5) indicators for lobbying regarding vulnerable groups, especially old people, women, young people, people living with handicaps, displaced people, orphans etc 6) conclusions regarding the evolution of the data above since the 1976 census 7) projections and demographic prospects into the future 8) characteristics of households, habitat and livelihoods 9) analysis and cartography of poverty 10) updated statistics on villages, wells and other collective social infrastructure 11) geo-referenced information on collective social infrastructure and economic units 12) establishment of demographic indicators 13) capacity building on data collection, analysis and communication using modern information technology The intervention produces baseline information and analyses that are crucial to the design of development action, not only led by the Malian government but also its development partners. It allows for tailoring of development work to the needs of different geographic areas and groups of people, including marginalizedones. This is important to reduce the tensions between groups and the risk for radicalization that could take place if some groups are left behind in terms of development. Without baselines it is impossible to monitor if development action has impact and without it is also impossible for civil society to demand accountability from decision makers. This works contributes to the Embassy’s overall theory of change with support to political dialogue, field activities and capacity building. This support to the Malian population census will provide important baselines on the situation and needs of the Malian population. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 599826 599826 599826 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 599826 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Mali 2021-2025 Mali 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11833 Sweden Support to Education Cannot Wait (ECW), a new global fund dedicated to transform the delivery of education in emergencies. The overarching goal of ECW is to by 2021 be reaching 8 million crisis-affected girls, boys and youth, including from marginalized groups, improving their learning outcomes and enhancing their socio-emotional wellbeing and employability. It will do so by 1) increase political support to education in crises; 2) increase financing for education in crises; 3) improve joint planning and responses; 4) strengthen local and global capacity; and 5) improve accountability. Sida is contributing with SEK 180 000 000 in un-earmarked global support to ECW’s pooled fund, and with SEK 90 000 000 to the ECW facilitated multiyear programme in Afghanistan which will target 500 000 children annually focusing on girls, internally displaced people and returnee refugee communities. Education Cannot Wait (ECW) är en ny global fond dedikerad år utbildning i konflikt- och krissituationer. ECWs övergripande mål är att till 2021 nå ut till 8 miljoner flickor, pojkar och ungdomar, bland annat från marginaliserade grupper, som lever i krissituationer för att förbättra deras möjligheter att lära och ta till sig kunskap och därmed öka deras välbefinnande och anställningsbarhet. Detta genom att 1) inspirera till ökat politiskt engagemang så att utbildning betraktas av både regeringar och finansiärer som högt prioriterat i krissituationer, 2) generera ökad och additionell finansiering för utbildning i kris- och konfliktsituationer, 3) bidra till ökad gemensam planering och genomförande av utbildningsinsatser i kris- och konfliktsituationer, 4) stärka lokal och global kapacitet, och 5) förbättra ansvarsskyldigheten genom att utveckla och dela kunskap och bidra till ökad insamling och analys av data. Sida bidrar med 180 000 000 SEK som är icke-öronmärkt till ECWs globala fond, samt med 90 000 000 SEK för att finansiera implementeringen av ECWs fleråriga utbildningsprogram i Afghanistan som planeras nå 500 000 barn årligen med speciellt fokus på flickor, intern- och återvändande flyktingar. i. Overarching Goal: By 2021, ECW supported interventions will be reaching 8 million crisis-affected girls, boys and youth, including from marginalized groups, improving their learning outcomes and enhancing their socio-emotional wellbeing and employability. ii. Strategic objectives: 1. Increase political support to education in crises (Increase high-level attention with an aim towards greater equity of response, with an emphasis on the most vulnerable and reaching neglected crises) 2. Increase financing for education in crises (Raise significant additional money to support interventions that improve access, quality, continuity, protection, equity and gender equality) 3. Improve joint planning and responses (Unite humanitarian and development efforts in support of national preparedness and responses to education crises through facilitating the development of joint programmes) 4. Strengthen local and global capacity (Strengthen individual and institutional capacity of those leading education efforts in crises and improve delivery systems) 5. Improve accountability (Develop and share knowledge with a focus on increasing awareness of need and evidence for effective interventions) iii. The ECW Facilitated Multi-Year Programme, Afghanistan: The programme aims to achieve its goals through mutually supportive five key outcomes and results: Outcome 1: Access to education for emergency-affected girls and boys is increased. Outcome 2: Conducive, child-friendly and inclusive teaching and learning environment enabled for emergency affected girls and boys. Outcome 3: Increased continuity of education for emergency-affected girls and boys. Outcome 4: Quality of learning for emergency-affected girls and boys is improved. Outcome 5: Safe and protective learning environment for emergency-affected girls and boys, especially the most marginalized, are established and strengthened. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Developing countries, unspecified Primary education Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Education in emergencies Basic Education Government & Civil Society-general Emergency Response Sedan starten 2016 fram till 2021 har ECW: - förmedlat bidrag som gett 6,9 miljoner barn, 48 procent flickor, som lever i kris och konflikt tillgång till någon form av utbildning. Av dessa var 2,6 miljoner flyktingar och internflyktingar (IDPs). Majoriteten var barn i åk 1-6 men 591 000 barn var i förskoleålder och 712 000 i högstadieålder. - nått 62 274 barn med funktionsnedsättning för att öka tillgång till utbildning och lärarande. Detta motsvarar 0,9 procent av det totala antalet barn som nåtts genom ECWs program. - mobiliserat 1.07 miljarder USD som allokerats till utbildningsprogram för barn drabbade av kris och konflikt - bidragit till ett ökad synlighet, prioritering och finansiell allokering till utbildning i kris (education in emergencies) och nexus (bryggan mellan humanitärt och långsiktigt utvecklingsstöd). 2021 allokerades 2,9 procent av det globala humanitära stödet till utbildning, upp från 2,3 procent 2017. Av de humanitära appellerna 2021 fanns utbildning med i 98 procent, upp från 87 procent 2019. - gjort betydande insatser och bidragit till ett större fokus på flickors utbildning, både bland beslutsfattare i det globala syd och hos givarländer. - etablerats som en av de stora globala aktörerna för utbildning i kris och konflikt genom strategiskt påverkansarbete och samarbete med en stor bredd av aktörer, inklusive privata sektorn. ECWs High Level Steering Committee inkluderar beslutsfattare på hög politisk nivå i såväl implementerande som bidragsgivande länder samt exektutivdirektörer för INGOs som arbetar med utbildning. - gett stöd till 24 program (multi year resilience programmes) med syfte att överbrygga gapet mellan utbildningsinsatser inom det humanitära biståndet och långsiktig utveckling. - beslutat om stöd till 199 insatser för att vidmakthålla utbildningsinsatser vid utbrott eller eskalering av kris, sk First Emergency Response (FER). 20 procent av FER-insatserna har betalats ut inom 8 veckor efter den humanitära appellen gått ut. - 87 3671 lärare och administratörer fått utbildning/kompetensutveckling - 58 207 klassrum försetts med lärmaterial - 34 611 hushåll fått kontantstöd för att barn ska kunna gå kvar i skolan - 389 497 barn har fått tillgång till skolmåltider - 6 843 toaletter byggts eller reparerats för att säkerställa att dessa är användarvänliga för flickor och/eller för barn med funktionsnedsättning No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11833-11833A0101-H Sweden Support to Education Cannot Wait (ECW), a new global fund dedicated to transform the delivery of education in emergencies. The overarching goal of ECW is to by 2021 be reaching 8 million crisis-affected girls, boys and youth, including from marginalized groups, improving their learning outcomes and enhancing their socio-emotional wellbeing and employability. It will do so by 1) increase political support to education in crises; 2) increase financing for education in crises; 3) improve joint planning and responses; 4) strengthen local and global capacity; and 5) improve accountability. Sida is contributing with SEK 180 000 000 in un-earmarked global support to ECW’s pooled fund, and with SEK 90 000 000 to the ECW facilitated multiyear programme in Afghanistan which will target 500 000 children annually focusing on girls, internally displaced people and returnee refugee communities. Education Cannot Wait (ECW) är en ny global fond dedikerad år utbildning i konflikt- och krissituationer. ECWs övergripande mål är att till 2021 nå ut till 8 miljoner flickor, pojkar och ungdomar, bland annat från marginaliserade grupper, som lever i krissituationer för att förbättra deras möjligheter att lära och ta till sig kunskap och därmed öka deras välbefinnande och anställningsbarhet. Detta genom att 1) inspirera till ökat politiskt engagemang så att utbildning betraktas av både regeringar och finansiärer som högt prioriterat i krissituationer, 2) generera ökad och additionell finansiering för utbildning i kris- och konfliktsituationer, 3) bidra till ökad gemensam planering och genomförande av utbildningsinsatser i kris- och konfliktsituationer, 4) stärka lokal och global kapacitet, och 5) förbättra ansvarsskyldigheten genom att utveckla och dela kunskap och bidra till ökad insamling och analys av data. Sida bidrar med 180 000 000 SEK som är icke-öronmärkt till ECWs globala fond, samt med 90 000 000 SEK för att finansiera implementeringen av ECWs fleråriga utbildningsprogram i Afghanistan som planeras nå 500 000 barn årligen med speciellt fokus på flickor, intern- och återvändande flyktingar. i. Overarching Goal: By 2021, ECW supported interventions will be reaching 8 million crisis-affected girls, boys and youth, including from marginalized groups, improving their learning outcomes and enhancing their socio-emotional wellbeing and employability. ii. Strategic objectives: 1. Increase political support to education in crises (Increase high-level attention with an aim towards greater equity of response, with an emphasis on the most vulnerable and reaching neglected crises) 2. Increase financing for education in crises (Raise significant additional money to support interventions that improve access, quality, continuity, protection, equity and gender equality) 3. Improve joint planning and responses (Unite humanitarian and development efforts in support of national preparedness and responses to education crises through facilitating the development of joint programmes) 4. Strengthen local and global capacity (Strengthen individual and institutional capacity of those leading education efforts in crises and improve delivery systems) 5. Improve accountability (Develop and share knowledge with a focus on increasing awareness of need and evidence for effective interventions) iii. The ECW Facilitated Multi-Year Programme, Afghanistan: The programme aims to achieve its goals through mutually supportive five key outcomes and results: Outcome 1: Access to education for emergency-affected girls and boys is increased. Outcome 2: Conducive, child-friendly and inclusive teaching and learning environment enabled for emergency affected girls and boys. Outcome 3: Increased continuity of education for emergency-affected girls and boys. Outcome 4: Quality of learning for emergency-affected girls and boys is improved. Outcome 5: Safe and protective learning environment for emergency-affected girls and boys, especially the most marginalized, are established and strengthened. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förskola av god kvalitet som ger omvårdnad och förbereder dem för att börja grundskolan. 4.2 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education so that they are ready for primary education. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 50000000 0 0 0 0 50000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 50000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 50000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-11833-11833A0102 Sweden Support to Education Cannot Wait (ECW), a new global fund dedicated to transform the delivery of education in emergencies. The overarching goal of ECW is to by 2021 be reaching 8 million crisis-affected girls, boys and youth, including from marginalized groups, improving their learning outcomes and enhancing their socio-emotional wellbeing and employability. It will do so by 1) increase political support to education in crises; 2) increase financing for education in crises; 3) improve joint planning and responses; 4) strengthen local and global capacity; and 5) improve accountability. Sida is contributing with SEK 180 000 000 in un-earmarked global support to ECW’s pooled fund, and with SEK 90 000 000 to the ECW facilitated multiyear programme in Afghanistan which will target 500 000 children annually focusing on girls, internally displaced people and returnee refugee communities. Education Cannot Wait (ECW) är en ny global fond dedikerad år utbildning i konflikt- och krissituationer. ECWs övergripande mål är att till 2021 nå ut till 8 miljoner flickor, pojkar och ungdomar, bland annat från marginaliserade grupper, som lever i krissituationer för att förbättra deras möjligheter att lära och ta till sig kunskap och därmed öka deras välbefinnande och anställningsbarhet. Detta genom att 1) inspirera till ökat politiskt engagemang så att utbildning betraktas av både regeringar och finansiärer som högt prioriterat i krissituationer, 2) generera ökad och additionell finansiering för utbildning i kris- och konfliktsituationer, 3) bidra till ökad gemensam planering och genomförande av utbildningsinsatser i kris- och konfliktsituationer, 4) stärka lokal och global kapacitet, och 5) förbättra ansvarsskyldigheten genom att utveckla och dela kunskap och bidra till ökad insamling och analys av data. Sida bidrar med 180 000 000 SEK som är icke-öronmärkt till ECWs globala fond, samt med 90 000 000 SEK för att finansiera implementeringen av ECWs fleråriga utbildningsprogram i Afghanistan som planeras nå 500 000 barn årligen med speciellt fokus på flickor, intern- och återvändande flyktingar. i. Overarching Goal: By 2021, ECW supported interventions will be reaching 8 million crisis-affected girls, boys and youth, including from marginalized groups, improving their learning outcomes and enhancing their socio-emotional wellbeing and employability. ii. Strategic objectives: 1. Increase political support to education in crises (Increase high-level attention with an aim towards greater equity of response, with an emphasis on the most vulnerable and reaching neglected crises) 2. Increase financing for education in crises (Raise significant additional money to support interventions that improve access, quality, continuity, protection, equity and gender equality) 3. Improve joint planning and responses (Unite humanitarian and development efforts in support of national preparedness and responses to education crises through facilitating the development of joint programmes) 4. Strengthen local and global capacity (Strengthen individual and institutional capacity of those leading education efforts in crises and improve delivery systems) 5. Improve accountability (Develop and share knowledge with a focus on increasing awareness of need and evidence for effective interventions) iii. The ECW Facilitated Multi-Year Programme, Afghanistan: The programme aims to achieve its goals through mutually supportive five key outcomes and results: Outcome 1: Access to education for emergency-affected girls and boys is increased. Outcome 2: Conducive, child-friendly and inclusive teaching and learning environment enabled for emergency affected girls and boys. Outcome 3: Increased continuity of education for emergency-affected girls and boys. Outcome 4: Quality of learning for emergency-affected girls and boys is improved. Outcome 5: Safe and protective learning environment for emergency-affected girls and boys, especially the most marginalized, are established and strengthened. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 30000000 30000000 30000000 0 30000000 0 0 30000000 0 0 0 0 90000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 30000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 30000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 30000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 More girls and boys have access to improved schooling up to and including upper secondary education Fler flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förbättrad grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning More girls and boys have the opportunity to complete their schooling Fler flickor och pojkar har möjlighet att slutföra sin skolgång Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11833-11833A0103 Sweden Support to Education Cannot Wait (ECW), a new global fund dedicated to transform the delivery of education in emergencies. The overarching goal of ECW is to by 2021 be reaching 8 million crisis-affected girls, boys and youth, including from marginalized groups, improving their learning outcomes and enhancing their socio-emotional wellbeing and employability. It will do so by 1) increase political support to education in crises; 2) increase financing for education in crises; 3) improve joint planning and responses; 4) strengthen local and global capacity; and 5) improve accountability. Sida is contributing with SEK 180 000 000 in un-earmarked global support to ECW’s pooled fund, and with SEK 90 000 000 to the ECW facilitated multiyear programme in Afghanistan which will target 500 000 children annually focusing on girls, internally displaced people and returnee refugee communities. Education Cannot Wait (ECW) är en ny global fond dedikerad år utbildning i konflikt- och krissituationer. ECWs övergripande mål är att till 2021 nå ut till 8 miljoner flickor, pojkar och ungdomar, bland annat från marginaliserade grupper, som lever i krissituationer för att förbättra deras möjligheter att lära och ta till sig kunskap och därmed öka deras välbefinnande och anställningsbarhet. Detta genom att 1) inspirera till ökat politiskt engagemang så att utbildning betraktas av både regeringar och finansiärer som högt prioriterat i krissituationer, 2) generera ökad och additionell finansiering för utbildning i kris- och konfliktsituationer, 3) bidra till ökad gemensam planering och genomförande av utbildningsinsatser i kris- och konfliktsituationer, 4) stärka lokal och global kapacitet, och 5) förbättra ansvarsskyldigheten genom att utveckla och dela kunskap och bidra till ökad insamling och analys av data. Sida bidrar med 180 000 000 SEK som är icke-öronmärkt till ECWs globala fond, samt med 90 000 000 SEK för att finansiera implementeringen av ECWs fleråriga utbildningsprogram i Afghanistan som planeras nå 500 000 barn årligen med speciellt fokus på flickor, intern- och återvändande flyktingar. i. Overarching Goal: By 2021, ECW supported interventions will be reaching 8 million crisis-affected girls, boys and youth, including from marginalized groups, improving their learning outcomes and enhancing their socio-emotional wellbeing and employability. ii. Strategic objectives: 1. Increase political support to education in crises (Increase high-level attention with an aim towards greater equity of response, with an emphasis on the most vulnerable and reaching neglected crises) 2. Increase financing for education in crises (Raise significant additional money to support interventions that improve access, quality, continuity, protection, equity and gender equality) 3. Improve joint planning and responses (Unite humanitarian and development efforts in support of national preparedness and responses to education crises through facilitating the development of joint programmes) 4. Strengthen local and global capacity (Strengthen individual and institutional capacity of those leading education efforts in crises and improve delivery systems) 5. Improve accountability (Develop and share knowledge with a focus on increasing awareness of need and evidence for effective interventions) iii. The ECW Facilitated Multi-Year Programme, Afghanistan: The programme aims to achieve its goals through mutually supportive five key outcomes and results: Outcome 1: Access to education for emergency-affected girls and boys is increased. Outcome 2: Conducive, child-friendly and inclusive teaching and learning environment enabled for emergency affected girls and boys. Outcome 3: Increased continuity of education for emergency-affected girls and boys. Outcome 4: Quality of learning for emergency-affected girls and boys is improved. Outcome 5: Safe and protective learning environment for emergency-affected girls and boys, especially the most marginalized, are established and strengthened. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.2 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education so that they are ready for primary education. 4.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förskola av god kvalitet som ger omvårdnad och förbereder dem för att börja grundskolan. 4.6 - By 2030, ensure that all youth and a substantial proportion of adults, both men and women, achieve literacy and numeracy. 4.6 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla ungdomar och en väsentlig andel av alla vuxna – både män och kvinnor – lär sig läsa, skriva och räkna. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 60000000 70000000 0 0 15000000 50000000 0 45000000 20000000 130000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 15000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 45000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 50000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 20000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Improved opportunities for learning and knowledge especially for girls and women Förbättrade möjligheter att tillgodogöra sig lärande och kunskap, särskilt för flickor och kvinnor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11869 Sweden Convergence Finance is a blended finance platform, established by the Canadian governement with the aim to further blended finance as a concept. The planned project is a knowledge sharing excersise between Sida and Convergence. Convergence will prepare two- three sector studies to be presented at workshop in Stockholm. The workshop also aims to present Blended finance to a wider audiance at Sida, ministry of foreign affairs and partners. Convergence Finance bildades 2016 som ett led i att undersöka, utveckla och utbilda möjligheterna till blended finance; att genom offentliga medel mobilisera privat kapital för att minska det existerande finansiella gapet som i dagsläget gör det svårt att genomföra de åtaganden SDG-agendan och klimatavtalet kräver. Convergence är globalt ledande vad gäller kunskap om möjligheter och utmaningar kopplade till blended finance. Convergence har ansökt om ett stöd från Sida för att öka förståelsen om blended finance hos svenska och andra nordiska och europeiska aktörer genom att arrangera en två dagars workshop på Sidas kontor i Stockholm. Som förberedelse för workshopen kommer Convergence att göra två- tre studier om den aktuella situationen och framtida möjligheter för blended finance inom teman relevanta för Sida (gender, WASH och lokala kapitalmarknader). Dessa studier kommer dels att ligga till grund för workshopen, dels kunna användas som informationskällor både inom Sida och andra aktörer intresserade av blended finance. Convergence är en oberoende icke-vinstdrivande organisation med säte i Kanada. Organisationen grundades av kanadensiska regeringen tillsammans med Citibank foundation och Ford foundation för att arbeta med och utveckla lösningar kring blended finance i syfte att nå de globala målen. Målet med denna insats är att, i samarbete med organisationen Convergence, bidra till främjandet och utvecklingen av kunskap inom innovativa finansieringsformer samt utforska och utveckla innovativa partnerskap och samarbetsformer inom blended finance inom flera olika tematiska områden. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Financial policy and administrative management Banking & Financial Services I denna insats har Convergence i nära samarbete med Sida fullföljt ett flertal aktiviteter inom insatsens målområde. i detta ingår bland annat ett antal aktiviteter kopplat till intersektionen mellan Gender equality och Blended finance som resulterade i en rapport som publicerades på Convergence webbsida 19 mars 2019 och har delats vidare i blended finance communityt med titeln "Blended Finance & Gender Equality". Rapporten ger en fördjupad förståelse för hur Blended finance instrument har använts för att mobilisera kapital för gender equality och women's empowerment globalt. Etablering och koordinering av Tri Hita Karana Blended Finance Knowledge and Resource Hub: I början av insatsens aktivitetsperiod etablerade Convergence med stöd av Sida en arbetsgrupp och hub för Blended Finance i Asien - vilket blev Tri Hita Karana Blended Finance Knowledge and Resource Hub. Convergence koordinerade detta arbete som inkluderade representanter från OECD, Indonesien och ett antal marknadsaktörer i Asien inom blended finance. Detta ledde till framtagning av "Tri Hita Karana Roadmap for Blended Finance" - ett dokument som flera OECD givare, utveckingsbanker och Indonesiens regering ställde sig bakom som pekar ut ett antal viktiga principer för hur privat kapital kan mobiliseras för SDG:erna i Asien. Detta lanserades på G20 mötet år 2022. Utredning av mobilisering av privat kapital för outforskade sektorer Under 2021 genomförde Convergence ett omfattande arbete för att utforska hur privat kapital kan mobiliseras för sektorer som var särskilt underfinansierade. Efter dialog med Sida beslutade Convergence att fokusera på två sektorer: WASH (vatten och sanitet) samt jordbrukssektorn. Wash-sektorn För arbetet med WASH-sektorn koordinerade Convergence en omfattande arbetsgrupp med olika intressenter inom WASH-sektorn, såsom givare, investerare, WASH-bolag, akademiska experter och utvecklingsbanker. Dessa sammankallades med syfte att besvara följande frågor: Inom vilka områden i WASH finns det både potential och behov att mobilisera privat kapital, och hur kan detta uppnås? Arbetet med arbetsgruppen pågick under tre månader, och genom en samskapande process mellan alla dessa intressenter, publicerades en rapport med titeln "Blended finance for water infrastructure maintenance and fecal sludge management". Rapporten kommer fram till slutsatsen att för "Water infrastructure maintenance" behövs givarmedel för att stötta datainsamling och harmonisering av resultatmätning då brist på data inom denna sektor är ett stort hinder till att privat kapital inte mobiliseras. Vidare drog rapporten slutsatsen att resultatbaserad finansiering har stor potential att mobilisera kapital inom detta WASH-område. För "Fecal sludge management" drog rapporten slutsatsen att marknaden av bolag som hanterar avlopp behöver formaliseras och konsolideras, samt, där möjligt, integrera hantering av avlopp med andra aktiviteter i värdekedjan för WASH. Vidare drogs slutsatsen att garantier och givarkapital i form av mjuk utlåning och equity har potential att mobilisera privat kapital inom detta område. Stöd till investerarnätverk GISD och SISD Convergence genomförde även ett antal aktiviteter under insatsen för att stötta arbetet med att uppmärksamma investerare för möjligheten att mobilisera privat kapital för hållbar utveckling inom låg- och medelinkomstländer. I detta arbete ingick bland annat utfärdande av en rapport tillsammans med GISD nätverket med titeln "Increasing private finance mobilization: Recommendations for development banks and the global development community report" - vilket var ett ställningstagande och rekommendationlista från ett flertal globala investerare som indikerade vad de behöver från utvecklingsaktörer för att kunna investera i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Convergence stöttade även GISD med att genomföra en utlysning av ansökningar från fondförvaltare med fokus på infrastruktur. Convergence har även genomfört två seminarier för det svenska investerarnätverket SISD med fokus på att stärka deras kunskap kännedom kring Blended finance och möjligheter för investeringar i låg- och medelinkomstländer. Lansering av rapport om Sidas garantiinstrument Under November 2022 publicerade Convergence en fördjupad utvärderingsrapport med fokus på garantiers potential att mobilisera privat kapital, där Sidas garantiinstrument särskilt uppmärksammades. Rapporten lyfter både möjligheter och utmaningar för upprättandet och hanteringen av ett garantiprogram, och drar viktiga lärdomar för andra givare som planerar att sätta upp garantiinstrument. Denna rapport har varit av stor betydelse inom blended finance världen och gett inspiration och underlag för flera andra givaraktörer såsom danska IFD, norska Norad, schweiziska SECO och även Japanska JOICA i uppsättandet av deras egna garantiprogram. Rapporten lanserades på ett event i November 2022 med över 90 deltagare, där även representanter från Sida medverkade. Det var även detta event som sedan ledde till etableringen av nätverket "Investment Mobilization Collaboration Alliance" där Sida, Norad och ett flertal andra nordiska givare och utveckingsbanker gemensamt använder deras olika instrument för att mobilisera privat kapital. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11869-11869A0101 Sweden Convergence Finance is a blended finance platform, established by the Canadian governement with the aim to further blended finance as a concept. The planned project is a knowledge sharing excersise between Sida and Convergence. Convergence will prepare two- three sector studies to be presented at workshop in Stockholm. The workshop also aims to present Blended finance to a wider audiance at Sida, ministry of foreign affairs and partners. Convergence Finance bildades 2016 som ett led i att undersöka, utveckla och utbilda möjligheterna till blended finance; att genom offentliga medel mobilisera privat kapital för att minska det existerande finansiella gapet som i dagsläget gör det svårt att genomföra de åtaganden SDG-agendan och klimatavtalet kräver. Convergence är globalt ledande vad gäller kunskap om möjligheter och utmaningar kopplade till blended finance. Convergence har ansökt om ett stöd från Sida för att öka förståelsen om blended finance hos svenska och andra nordiska och europeiska aktörer genom att arrangera en två dagars workshop på Sidas kontor i Stockholm. Som förberedelse för workshopen kommer Convergence att göra två- tre studier om den aktuella situationen och framtida möjligheter för blended finance inom teman relevanta för Sida (gender, WASH och lokala kapitalmarknader). Dessa studier kommer dels att ligga till grund för workshopen, dels kunna användas som informationskällor både inom Sida och andra aktörer intresserade av blended finance. Convergence är en oberoende icke-vinstdrivande organisation med säte i Kanada. Organisationen grundades av kanadensiska regeringen tillsammans med Citibank foundation och Ford foundation för att arbeta med och utveckla lösningar kring blended finance i syfte att nå de globala målen. Målet med denna insats är att, i samarbete med organisationen Convergence, bidra till främjandet och utvecklingen av kunskap inom innovativa finansieringsformer samt utforska och utveckla innovativa partnerskap och samarbetsformer inom blended finance inom flera olika tematiska områden. Sweden Convergence Blended Finance Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Convergence Blended Finance Inc Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 645000 0 645000 645000 Convergence Blended Finance Inc 645000 Convergence Blended Finance Inc SE-0-SE-6-11869-11869A0102 Sweden Convergence Finance is a blended finance platform, established by the Canadian governement with the aim to further blended finance as a concept. The planned project is a knowledge sharing excersise between Sida and Convergence. Convergence will prepare two- three sector studies to be presented at workshop in Stockholm. The workshop also aims to present Blended finance to a wider audiance at Sida, ministry of foreign affairs and partners. Convergence Finance bildades 2016 som ett led i att undersöka, utveckla och utbilda möjligheterna till blended finance; att genom offentliga medel mobilisera privat kapital för att minska det existerande finansiella gapet som i dagsläget gör det svårt att genomföra de åtaganden SDG-agendan och klimatavtalet kräver. Convergence är globalt ledande vad gäller kunskap om möjligheter och utmaningar kopplade till blended finance. Convergence har ansökt om ett stöd från Sida för att öka förståelsen om blended finance hos svenska och andra nordiska och europeiska aktörer genom att arrangera en två dagars workshop på Sidas kontor i Stockholm. Som förberedelse för workshopen kommer Convergence att göra två- tre studier om den aktuella situationen och framtida möjligheter för blended finance inom teman relevanta för Sida (gender, WASH och lokala kapitalmarknader). Dessa studier kommer dels att ligga till grund för workshopen, dels kunna användas som informationskällor både inom Sida och andra aktörer intresserade av blended finance. Convergence är en oberoende icke-vinstdrivande organisation med säte i Kanada. Organisationen grundades av kanadensiska regeringen tillsammans med Citibank foundation och Ford foundation för att arbeta med och utveckla lösningar kring blended finance i syfte att nå de globala målen. Målet med denna insats är att, i samarbete med organisationen Convergence, bidra till främjandet och utvecklingen av kunskap inom innovativa finansieringsformer samt utforska och utveckla innovativa partnerskap och samarbetsformer inom blended finance inom flera olika tematiska områden. Sweden Convergence Blended Finance Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Convergence Blended Finance Inc 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 494700 1097628 494700 1100000 1592328 Convergence Blended Finance Inc 494700 Convergence Blended Finance Inc -497072.43 Convergence Blended Finance Inc 494700 Convergence Blended Finance Inc 1100000 Convergence Blended Finance Inc Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11869-11869A0103 Sweden Convergence Finance is a blended finance platform, established by the Canadian governement with the aim to further blended finance as a concept. The planned project is a knowledge sharing excersise between Sida and Convergence. Convergence will prepare two- three sector studies to be presented at workshop in Stockholm. The workshop also aims to present Blended finance to a wider audiance at Sida, ministry of foreign affairs and partners. Convergence Finance bildades 2016 som ett led i att undersöka, utveckla och utbilda möjligheterna till blended finance; att genom offentliga medel mobilisera privat kapital för att minska det existerande finansiella gapet som i dagsläget gör det svårt att genomföra de åtaganden SDG-agendan och klimatavtalet kräver. Convergence är globalt ledande vad gäller kunskap om möjligheter och utmaningar kopplade till blended finance. Convergence har ansökt om ett stöd från Sida för att öka förståelsen om blended finance hos svenska och andra nordiska och europeiska aktörer genom att arrangera en två dagars workshop på Sidas kontor i Stockholm. Som förberedelse för workshopen kommer Convergence att göra två- tre studier om den aktuella situationen och framtida möjligheter för blended finance inom teman relevanta för Sida (gender, WASH och lokala kapitalmarknader). Dessa studier kommer dels att ligga till grund för workshopen, dels kunna användas som informationskällor både inom Sida och andra aktörer intresserade av blended finance. Convergence är en oberoende icke-vinstdrivande organisation med säte i Kanada. Organisationen grundades av kanadensiska regeringen tillsammans med Citibank foundation och Ford foundation för att arbeta med och utveckla lösningar kring blended finance i syfte att nå de globala målen. Målet med denna insats är att, i samarbete med organisationen Convergence, bidra till främjandet och utvecklingen av kunskap inom innovativa finansieringsformer samt utforska och utveckla innovativa partnerskap och samarbetsformer inom blended finance inom flera olika tematiska områden. Sweden Convergence Blended Finance Inc Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Convergence Blended Finance Inc 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1450000 0 1450000 0 1450000 Convergence Blended Finance Inc 1450000 Convergence Blended Finance Inc Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened partnership and leadership, increased knowledge and commitment among a wide range of actors, including Swedish, contributing to the global implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt partnerskap och ledarskap, ökad kunskap och engagemang hos en bredd av aktörer, inklusive svenska, som kan bidra till det globala genomförandet av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-11964 Sweden The intervention constitutes core support to the Transparency International Zambia's strategic plan for the period 2018 to 2022. The focus of the intervention is to contribute to reducing corruption and promoting good governance in Zambia. The main objectives include empowering citizens to demand and take action against corruption; increasing awareness and capacity among citizens to demand accountability and transparency for the delivery of services; and enhancing the legal and policy environment as well as structures and enforcement mechanisms to promote good governance. Insatsen utgör kärnstöd till Transparency International Zambias strategiska plan för perioden 2018 – 2022. Syftet/insatsens fokus är att bekämpa korruption i Zambia genom att på olika sätt stärka medborgares möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande och transparens, samt att på olika sätt bidra till god samhällsstyrning. To contribute to the reduction of corruption and promotion of good governance in Zambia. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general SO1: Empowered people demanding for transparent and accountability and taking action against corruption - TI-Z has worked to enhance capacity of district level partners and target communities in demanding transparency and accountability on various service delivery issues that affect them. Consequently, within the 13 target districts, 92% of the 25 engaged communities have improved their capacity in demanding accountability from duty bearers on specific issues. All of the 25 communities reported increased capacity to mobilize communities, facilitate community meetings and undertake social accountability. - Resulting from the capacity enhancement interventions provided by TI-Z to its Transparency Action Groups (TAGs) on issues to do with anti-corruption, governance, local development, social accountability, articulating community voice and decentralisation, 93% (13 out of 14 TAGs) are participating in District Development Coordinating Committees (DDCCs). - Through the implementation of Service Improvement Plans (SIPs) (a service improvement monitoring tool), 93% (14 commitments out of 15) in Chinsali, 100% (14 commitments out of 14) in Chongwe of commitments in the Integrity Pacts had been successfully implemented by the service providers. - There has been an increase in the number of reported cases of suspected corruption and maladministration through the Advocacy and Legal Advice Centre (ALAC), web - based platforms, phone calls as well as walk-ins. The increase was attributed to TI-Zs implementation of the whistleblowers campaign and the launch of the land portal, which significantly raised awareness and encouraged citizens to report cases. To exemplify, the number of complaints received through the ALAC increased from 15 in 2018 to 235 in 2023. SO2: Enhanced policy and legal frameworks, institutional processes and structures as well as compliance and enforcement mechanisms that promote good governance - With TI-Z support, the Zambia Police Service developed and launched their code of ethics, and their gifts and whistleblower policies. The integrity and good governance training manual also supported by TI-Z has been incorporated into the training for recruits and in-service training. By 2022, TI-Z had trained 5,380 recruits, 75 in-service trainees and 367 Integrity Committee (IC) focal persons. Further, it was established that 30.5% of the recruits and 68% of the in-service trainees indicated that they were applying the knowledge they had acquired. 97% of the IC focal persons indicated that they had been able to coordinate integrity activities in their stations to the extent that over 50% of planned activities were being implemented on an annual basis despite financial limitations. In addition, as a result, of TI-Z support, there was a reduction in the number of complaints from the public against police officers in most police stations covered by the project since July 2020. In 2022, 538 complaints were received in 9 target districts compared to 1,674 complaints received in in the same districts prior to TI-Z support. - Working with the Zambia Public Procurement Authority (ZPPA), TI-Z contributed to the promotion of open contracting in the health sector. Specifically, TI-Z supported the provision of technical assistance to procuring entities and the private sector on the electronic Government Procurement (e-GP) system. 32 procuring entities and 48 private sector institutions were trained and supported. During the end of the strategy monitoring, 70% of the trained procuring entities reported that they had transitioned to using the e-GP, out of which 35% reported having consistently uploaded annual procurement plans and calls for procurement bids on the e-GP system since 2021. 85% of private sector institutions reported improved access to procurement information in the health sector as well as enhanced participation in procurement processes in the health sector. - TI-Z facilitated the establishment of the political parties steering committee, as a political parties coordination mechanism and trained over 300 political parties representatives on political party and campaign financing best practices and engaged the Parliamentary Committee on Legal Affairs, Human Rights and Governance. 56% of the trained political parties representatives affirmed the need for regulation of political party and campaign financing. A laymans model bill for political party and campaign financing was drafted. - On request from the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC), TI-Z provided financial and technical support towards the review and revision of the National Policy on Anti-corruption (NPAC). In December 2023, government approved the revised policy. - As part of the advocacy for the enactment of the Access to Information (ATI) Bill as per the provisions of Article 19 of the Constitution, TI-Z participated in efforts with other CSOs towards the enactment of the ATI Act. These contributions led to the enactment of the Access to Information Act in 2023. - TI-Z made 30 parliamentary submissions to National Assembly towards various institutional and legal reforms. In terms of uptake of TI-Z recommendations, TI-Z found that the respective parliamentary committees took up 56% of submissions made. SO3: Improved Environmental and Natural Resource Governance for improved livelihoods - Through the TI-Z established accountability platforms and facilitation, mining host communities demonstrated increased capacity to engage mining companies and monitor the implementation of Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) and Resettlement Agreements (RAs) in Kasempa and Lufwanyama districts. - In Lufwanyama District, communities led by the Transparency Action Groups (TAGs) were instrumental in monitoring the resettlement agreement process including monitoring the payment of resettlement packages and the construction of houses for the affected community. The monitoring informed their engagement with the mining company, Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) as well as sensitization and feedback meetings with the affected community. As a result, commitment regarding payment of resettlement packages was honoured and the construction of houses was completed in 2023. - TI-Z enhanced community participation in benefit sharing of carbon proceeds in the target districts of Chipata, Petauke and Rufunsa districts. Resulting from the capacity enhancement support provided by TI-Z, target communities demonstrated increased knowledge on and capacity to demand transparency and accountability in benefit sharing as seen in them reclaiming their rights and negotiating with REDD private partners. Communities through the CFMGs engaged the partners (COMACO and Bio-Carbon) over the benefits due to them. As a result, all target communities received their Carbon credit funds in their respective communities, which was used for various developmental works in the communities. This is the first time we have received this money on time and this is because we were equipped with information of our rights and how to effectively engage COMACO, our request is for TI-Z to assist other communities as well Mphomwa community Member SO4: Improved capacity to manage programmes, share and disseminate quality information, knowledge and practices in the fight against corruption in coalition with local and international stakeholders. - TI-Z enhanced its capacity to disseminate simplified anti-corruption information by creating and sustaining it's digital information sharing platforms. Facebook followers grew by 48%, reaching 58,826 in 2023. Twitter saw a 77% increase, bringing its follower count to approximately 4,366. Although YouTube remained the least popular platform, it experienced the most significant growth, surging by 1760% to 186 followers by the end of 2023. TI-Z also launched LinkedIn and Instagram accounts towards the end of 2022, attracting 1,377 and 431 followers, respectively, by the end of 2023. - TI-Z enhanced publicity/visibility of its anti-corruption work and demand for responsiveness from government on specific governance issues through media engagement. This was done through issuing of press briefings and statements. One hundred and fifty-two (152) press statements were issued and shared with the public through the media and social media platforms against the target of 150. TI-Z responded to over 200 press queries from the media, which led to increased media coverage on both public and private media. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-11964-11964A0101 Sweden The intervention constitutes core support to the Transparency International Zambia's strategic plan for the period 2018 to 2022. The focus of the intervention is to contribute to reducing corruption and promoting good governance in Zambia. The main objectives include empowering citizens to demand and take action against corruption; increasing awareness and capacity among citizens to demand accountability and transparency for the delivery of services; and enhancing the legal and policy environment as well as structures and enforcement mechanisms to promote good governance. Insatsen utgör kärnstöd till Transparency International Zambias strategiska plan för perioden 2018 – 2022. Syftet/insatsens fokus är att bekämpa korruption i Zambia genom att på olika sätt stärka medborgares möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande och transparens, samt att på olika sätt bidra till god samhällsstyrning. To contribute to the reduction of corruption and promotion of good governance in Zambia. Sweden Transparency International Zambia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Transparency International Zambia 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6350000 0 0 0 0 0 0 6350000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6350000 Transparency International Zambia 6350000 Transparency International Zambia SE-0-SE-6-11964-11964A0102 Sweden The intervention constitutes core support to the Transparency International Zambia's strategic plan for the period 2018 to 2022. The focus of the intervention is to contribute to reducing corruption and promoting good governance in Zambia. The main objectives include empowering citizens to demand and take action against corruption; increasing awareness and capacity among citizens to demand accountability and transparency for the delivery of services; and enhancing the legal and policy environment as well as structures and enforcement mechanisms to promote good governance. Insatsen utgör kärnstöd till Transparency International Zambias strategiska plan för perioden 2018 – 2022. Syftet/insatsens fokus är att bekämpa korruption i Zambia genom att på olika sätt stärka medborgares möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande och transparens, samt att på olika sätt bidra till god samhällsstyrning. To contribute to the reduction of corruption and promotion of good governance in Zambia. Sweden Transparency International Zambia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 239844 539849 0 0 0 0 0 539849 0 239844 0 0 779693 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 239844 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB 539848.85 Nordic Consulting Group – NCG Sweden AB Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ökat ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i offentliga institutioner. Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ökat ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i offentliga institutioner. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-11964-11964A0103 Sweden The intervention constitutes core support to the Transparency International Zambia's strategic plan for the period 2018 to 2022. The focus of the intervention is to contribute to reducing corruption and promoting good governance in Zambia. The main objectives include empowering citizens to demand and take action against corruption; increasing awareness and capacity among citizens to demand accountability and transparency for the delivery of services; and enhancing the legal and policy environment as well as structures and enforcement mechanisms to promote good governance. Insatsen utgör kärnstöd till Transparency International Zambias strategiska plan för perioden 2018 – 2022. Syftet/insatsens fokus är att bekämpa korruption i Zambia genom att på olika sätt stärka medborgares möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande och transparens, samt att på olika sätt bidra till god samhällsstyrning. To contribute to the reduction of corruption and promotion of good governance in Zambia. Sweden Transparency International Zambia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Transparency International Zambia 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.4 - Till 2030 avsevärt minska de olagliga finansiella flödena och vapenflödena, öka möjligheterna att återvinna och återfå stulna tillgångar samt bekämpa alla former av organiserad brottslighet. 16.4 - By 2030, significantly reduce illicit financial and arms flows, strengthen the recovery and return of stolen assets and combat all forms of organized crime. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 8000000 9000000 3000000 10000000 3000000 0 3500000 0 4000000 3500000 4000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 5000000 3000000 37000000 Transparency International Zambia 3500000 Transparency International Zambia 3500000 Transparency International Zambia 4000000 Transparency International Zambia 4000000 Transparency International Zambia 6000000 Transparency International Zambia 3000000 Transparency International Zambia 3000000 Transparency International Zambia 5000000 Transparency International Zambia 5000000 Transparency International Zambia Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ökat ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i offentliga institutioner. Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ökat ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i offentliga institutioner. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12046 Sweden Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (SALAR) has applied to Sida for funding of 41 710 000 SEK to carry out the "Support Decentralization in Ukraine Phase II Programme" in Ukraine during the activity period 2020 - 2022. The intervention aims at strengthening democracy, improving governance and better service delivery to the citizens of Ukraine (women, men, boys and girls) by 1) supporting the Ministry of Education of Ukraine to implement improvements to the formula for allocating education grants (subventions) to sub-national governments by building the Ministry’s capacities in data collection, analysis and evidence-based decision-making (including transparency, openness, accountability, participation, fairness (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsiveness); 2) increasing capacity of the relevant state institutions (in particular Ministry of Community Development and Territories and Ministry of Finance) to analyze the financial data and use the financial data and analytics to inform policy; 3) supporting the Association of Amalgamated communities to become a stronger advocate for the interests of local communities and 4) providing relevant Parliamentary committees with important insights and knowledge particularly as it relates to issues of legislative processes, dialogue, transparency, accountability and gender responsiveness. The intervention builds upon the results and lessons of previous 5 years programme on the support to the reform of local self-governance in Ukraine. The intervention’s total budget is 41 710 000 SEK, out of which approximately 900 000 SEK will be allocated for the programme evaluation (to be procured by the cooperation partner). Sida will be the only funder of the intervention. I slutet av november 2019 ändrade SKL, Sveriges Kommuner och Landsting, namn till Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner. Det engelska namnet SALAR (Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions) kvarstod oförändrat. I insatsbeslutet och underliggande dokument används både SALAR och SKL för benämning av avtalspartnern. Avtalet är dock uppdaterat med det nya namnet Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner. Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner (tidigare SKL) har ansökt om 41 710 000 SEK för att genomföra programmet "Support Decentralization in Ukraine Phase II” i Ukraina under aktivitetsperioden 2020-2022. Insatsen syftar till att stärka demokrati, förbättra den statliga styrningen samt tillhandahållandet av tjänster till Ukrainas medborgare (kvinnor, män, pojkar och flickor) genom att: 1) stödja utbildningsministeriet i Ukraina att genomföra förbättringar i formeln för fördelningen av utbildningsbidrag (subventioner) till regionala nivåer genom att stärka ministeriets kapacitet inom datainsamling, analys och evidensbaserat beslutsfattande (inklusive transparens, öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande, deltagande, rättvisa (icke-diskriminering) och jämställdhet); 2) öka kapaciteten hos berörda statliga institutioner (särskilt ministeriet för utvecklingen av kommuner och territorier, samt finansministeriet) för analys av finansiella data och dess användning i utformningen av policys; 3) stödja Föreningen för Amalgamerade Samhällen (Association of Amalgamated communities) så att den stärks i sitt arbete med tillvaratagandet av lokalsamhällens intressen; 4) förse relevanta parlamentariska kommittéer med viktiga insikter och kunskaper, särskilt gällande frågor om lagstiftningsprocesser, dialog, transparens, ansvarsutkrävande och jämställdhet. Insatsen utgår från resultat och lärdomar från ett föregående femårigt stöd till reformen för lokalt självstyre i Ukraina. Insatsens totala budget är 41 710 000 SEK, varav cirka 900 000 SEK till slututvärdering. Sida är den enda finansiären av programmet. The specific objective of the intervention is to support key actors to implement reforms in an analytical, transparent, participative and gender responsive way, which will in turn lead to the programme overall goal "Strengthened democracy, improved governance and better service delivery to the citizens of Ukraine (women, men, boys and girls)".  The programme will work in 4 reform areas - education decentralization, fiscal decentralization, support to the Local Self Government Association and support to the Parliament of Ukraine. Each area corresponds to a respective output: - Influence policy-making processes and reforms so that policies are more transparent, evidence-based, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive, and to build the capacity of key actors to make evidence-based decisions; - Influence policy-making processes on the national level with regard to fiscal decentralisation and sub-national finances so that they are more transparent, open, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive, and support the advancement of the reform by providing operative financial analysis of the performance of hromada budgets; -  Help Association of Amalgamated Hromadas (AAH) to reach its long-term objectives: AAH strengthens its legitimacy and membership base to achieve the legal requirements set for the Local Self Governments (LGAs) in Ukrainian legislationAAH introduce and implement sound institutional and organisational changes in order to perform effectively, democratically and gender-responsively. Local government members clearly benefit from AAH services. AAH undertake proactive and evidence based lobbying and advocacy towards central level institutions in line with the members interests. AATC owns initiate in promoting and works to foster gender inclusive local governance trough support to municipalities, including the collection of sex-dissagrageted data in municipalities; - Support Parliamentary Committees to better practise their representative, legislative, and oversight functions and institutionalisation in relation to implementation of the decentralisation reform (in a transparent, evidence-based, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive way.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general The project's long-term support for education decentralization in Ukraine involved building institutional capacity at both national and local levels, promoting data-driven and transparent governance, and ensuring that both legislative and financial frameworks supported effective decentralized education management. The long-term processes the project has been supporting included the following: - Support in the design and fine-tuning of the education subvention allocation formula Education subvention was introduced into the Ukrainian system of public finance in December 2015 with amendments to the Budget Code creating conditions for far-reaching decentralization of the country. It is a targeted (categorical) transfer from the national budget to local budgets, which initially was destined for secondary education, and since 2018 can be used only for the salaries of pedagogical staff providing secondary education. The responsibility for allocating the education subvention among territorial hromadas rests with the MES and is approved or amended every year through a decision of the government, after first undergoing rigorous review by the Ministry of Finance (MinFin). The project worked in close collaboration with the MES and other stakeholders to design and fine-tune the formula based on normative class-size. The approach was gradual, allowing the MES team of experts to take strategic decisions on policy issues, while the project team supported in the technical implementation and adjusted further steps accordingly. Since the initial design, the project has supported annual adjustments to the formula, aligning it with the changing national context. This included a full review in 2021, resulting in significant updates. - Support for the AIKOM system and data management . The project played a key role in the introduction of the AIKOM education database and has provided ongoing support to ensure that it met evolving requirements. This included assisting the MES and the Institute of Education Analytics in effectively using the AIKOM system. The DSP experts further developed verification algorithms to prevent the entry of duplicated student records in the AIKOM and the project funded essential software development to improve the systems functionality. - Promoting transparency and data-driven decision making. A key long-term goal was to ensure that education funding and policy decisions were made based on accurate and up-to-date data. The project proposed the creation of education subvention statements for each founder of secondary schools in Kyiv, oblasts, and territorial hromadas. These statements provided a detailed description of how each allocation of subventions was calculated, including graphs and additional information. Subvention statements have been produced for several consecutive budget years, including the 2024 budget, with an expanded scope of data in both tabular and graphical form. These statements significantly strengthened the transparency of education finance at both national and local levels and were published both in printed copies and online on the MES webpage. In addition, the project proposed and developed a dashboard of education indicators, which provides detailed alternative data on local school networks and their finances. This web-based dashboard was discussed, developed, and populated with data and indicators, and then transferred to the MES for public access in both Ukrainian and English. - Legal and policy Advocacy: The project provided long-term support for contribution to key legal reforms that laid the groundwork for education decentralization, including contributions to the drafting and implementation of the Law on Education and the Law on Secondary Education. Inputs were provided to various decrees and policies from the Cabinet of Ministers affecting education finance and local governance, ensuring that decentralization principles were embedded in national policy. - Strengthened capacity of MES and MinFin and development of knowledge resources DSP experts have helped create a dedicated unit (Expert Group) in the MES responsible for education finance, and have provided them with hands-on trainings, in-depth seminars, dedicated trainings courses, and multiple analytical documents. Numerous seminars for staff of MES and of MinFin have been held to improve analytical capacities and understanding of main challenges, to develop policy options for the future, and to strengthen the dialogue between key stakeholders at the national level. Two key monographs were published on: • Paying the Teachers: Three Case Studies of Reforming National Systems of Teacher Remuneration in Eastern Europe (2021) • Local Budgeting of Education (2023) These monographs provided the MES with critical knowledge and best practices, enabling it to make informed decisions and adopt successful strategies from other countries. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12046-12046A0101 Sweden Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (SALAR) has applied to Sida for funding of 41 710 000 SEK to carry out the "Support Decentralization in Ukraine Phase II Programme" in Ukraine during the activity period 2020 - 2022. The intervention aims at strengthening democracy, improving governance and better service delivery to the citizens of Ukraine (women, men, boys and girls) by 1) supporting the Ministry of Education of Ukraine to implement improvements to the formula for allocating education grants (subventions) to sub-national governments by building the Ministry’s capacities in data collection, analysis and evidence-based decision-making (including transparency, openness, accountability, participation, fairness (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsiveness); 2) increasing capacity of the relevant state institutions (in particular Ministry of Community Development and Territories and Ministry of Finance) to analyze the financial data and use the financial data and analytics to inform policy; 3) supporting the Association of Amalgamated communities to become a stronger advocate for the interests of local communities and 4) providing relevant Parliamentary committees with important insights and knowledge particularly as it relates to issues of legislative processes, dialogue, transparency, accountability and gender responsiveness. The intervention builds upon the results and lessons of previous 5 years programme on the support to the reform of local self-governance in Ukraine. The intervention’s total budget is 41 710 000 SEK, out of which approximately 900 000 SEK will be allocated for the programme evaluation (to be procured by the cooperation partner). Sida will be the only funder of the intervention. I slutet av november 2019 ändrade SKL, Sveriges Kommuner och Landsting, namn till Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner. Det engelska namnet SALAR (Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions) kvarstod oförändrat. I insatsbeslutet och underliggande dokument används både SALAR och SKL för benämning av avtalspartnern. Avtalet är dock uppdaterat med det nya namnet Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner. Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner (tidigare SKL) har ansökt om 41 710 000 SEK för att genomföra programmet "Support Decentralization in Ukraine Phase II” i Ukraina under aktivitetsperioden 2020-2022. Insatsen syftar till att stärka demokrati, förbättra den statliga styrningen samt tillhandahållandet av tjänster till Ukrainas medborgare (kvinnor, män, pojkar och flickor) genom att: 1) stödja utbildningsministeriet i Ukraina att genomföra förbättringar i formeln för fördelningen av utbildningsbidrag (subventioner) till regionala nivåer genom att stärka ministeriets kapacitet inom datainsamling, analys och evidensbaserat beslutsfattande (inklusive transparens, öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande, deltagande, rättvisa (icke-diskriminering) och jämställdhet); 2) öka kapaciteten hos berörda statliga institutioner (särskilt ministeriet för utvecklingen av kommuner och territorier, samt finansministeriet) för analys av finansiella data och dess användning i utformningen av policys; 3) stödja Föreningen för Amalgamerade Samhällen (Association of Amalgamated communities) så att den stärks i sitt arbete med tillvaratagandet av lokalsamhällens intressen; 4) förse relevanta parlamentariska kommittéer med viktiga insikter och kunskaper, särskilt gällande frågor om lagstiftningsprocesser, dialog, transparens, ansvarsutkrävande och jämställdhet. Insatsen utgår från resultat och lärdomar från ett föregående femårigt stöd till reformen för lokalt självstyre i Ukraina. Insatsens totala budget är 41 710 000 SEK, varav cirka 900 000 SEK till slututvärdering. Sida är den enda finansiären av programmet. The specific objective of the intervention is to support key actors to implement reforms in an analytical, transparent, participative and gender responsive way, which will in turn lead to the programme overall goal "Strengthened democracy, improved governance and better service delivery to the citizens of Ukraine (women, men, boys and girls)".  The programme will work in 4 reform areas - education decentralization, fiscal decentralization, support to the Local Self Government Association and support to the Parliament of Ukraine. Each area corresponds to a respective output: - Influence policy-making processes and reforms so that policies are more transparent, evidence-based, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive, and to build the capacity of key actors to make evidence-based decisions; - Influence policy-making processes on the national level with regard to fiscal decentralisation and sub-national finances so that they are more transparent, open, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive, and support the advancement of the reform by providing operative financial analysis of the performance of hromada budgets; -  Help Association of Amalgamated Hromadas (AAH) to reach its long-term objectives: AAH strengthens its legitimacy and membership base to achieve the legal requirements set for the Local Self Governments (LGAs) in Ukrainian legislationAAH introduce and implement sound institutional and organisational changes in order to perform effectively, democratically and gender-responsively. Local government members clearly benefit from AAH services. AAH undertake proactive and evidence based lobbying and advocacy towards central level institutions in line with the members interests. AATC owns initiate in promoting and works to foster gender inclusive local governance trough support to municipalities, including the collection of sex-dissagrageted data in municipalities; - Support Parliamentary Committees to better practise their representative, legislative, and oversight functions and institutionalisation in relation to implementation of the decentralisation reform (in a transparent, evidence-based, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive way.  Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 18000000 0 21000000 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 17000000 0 0 0 39000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 18000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 4000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 17000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12046-12046A0102 Sweden Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (SALAR) has applied to Sida for funding of 41 710 000 SEK to carry out the "Support Decentralization in Ukraine Phase II Programme" in Ukraine during the activity period 2020 - 2022. The intervention aims at strengthening democracy, improving governance and better service delivery to the citizens of Ukraine (women, men, boys and girls) by 1) supporting the Ministry of Education of Ukraine to implement improvements to the formula for allocating education grants (subventions) to sub-national governments by building the Ministry’s capacities in data collection, analysis and evidence-based decision-making (including transparency, openness, accountability, participation, fairness (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsiveness); 2) increasing capacity of the relevant state institutions (in particular Ministry of Community Development and Territories and Ministry of Finance) to analyze the financial data and use the financial data and analytics to inform policy; 3) supporting the Association of Amalgamated communities to become a stronger advocate for the interests of local communities and 4) providing relevant Parliamentary committees with important insights and knowledge particularly as it relates to issues of legislative processes, dialogue, transparency, accountability and gender responsiveness. The intervention builds upon the results and lessons of previous 5 years programme on the support to the reform of local self-governance in Ukraine. The intervention’s total budget is 41 710 000 SEK, out of which approximately 900 000 SEK will be allocated for the programme evaluation (to be procured by the cooperation partner). Sida will be the only funder of the intervention. I slutet av november 2019 ändrade SKL, Sveriges Kommuner och Landsting, namn till Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner. Det engelska namnet SALAR (Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions) kvarstod oförändrat. I insatsbeslutet och underliggande dokument används både SALAR och SKL för benämning av avtalspartnern. Avtalet är dock uppdaterat med det nya namnet Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner. Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner (tidigare SKL) har ansökt om 41 710 000 SEK för att genomföra programmet "Support Decentralization in Ukraine Phase II” i Ukraina under aktivitetsperioden 2020-2022. Insatsen syftar till att stärka demokrati, förbättra den statliga styrningen samt tillhandahållandet av tjänster till Ukrainas medborgare (kvinnor, män, pojkar och flickor) genom att: 1) stödja utbildningsministeriet i Ukraina att genomföra förbättringar i formeln för fördelningen av utbildningsbidrag (subventioner) till regionala nivåer genom att stärka ministeriets kapacitet inom datainsamling, analys och evidensbaserat beslutsfattande (inklusive transparens, öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande, deltagande, rättvisa (icke-diskriminering) och jämställdhet); 2) öka kapaciteten hos berörda statliga institutioner (särskilt ministeriet för utvecklingen av kommuner och territorier, samt finansministeriet) för analys av finansiella data och dess användning i utformningen av policys; 3) stödja Föreningen för Amalgamerade Samhällen (Association of Amalgamated communities) så att den stärks i sitt arbete med tillvaratagandet av lokalsamhällens intressen; 4) förse relevanta parlamentariska kommittéer med viktiga insikter och kunskaper, särskilt gällande frågor om lagstiftningsprocesser, dialog, transparens, ansvarsutkrävande och jämställdhet. Insatsen utgår från resultat och lärdomar från ett föregående femårigt stöd till reformen för lokalt självstyre i Ukraina. Insatsens totala budget är 41 710 000 SEK, varav cirka 900 000 SEK till slututvärdering. Sida är den enda finansiären av programmet. The specific objective of the intervention is to support key actors to implement reforms in an analytical, transparent, participative and gender responsive way, which will in turn lead to the programme overall goal "Strengthened democracy, improved governance and better service delivery to the citizens of Ukraine (women, men, boys and girls)".  The programme will work in 4 reform areas - education decentralization, fiscal decentralization, support to the Local Self Government Association and support to the Parliament of Ukraine. Each area corresponds to a respective output: - Influence policy-making processes and reforms so that policies are more transparent, evidence-based, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive, and to build the capacity of key actors to make evidence-based decisions; - Influence policy-making processes on the national level with regard to fiscal decentralisation and sub-national finances so that they are more transparent, open, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive, and support the advancement of the reform by providing operative financial analysis of the performance of hromada budgets; -  Help Association of Amalgamated Hromadas (AAH) to reach its long-term objectives: AAH strengthens its legitimacy and membership base to achieve the legal requirements set for the Local Self Governments (LGAs) in Ukrainian legislationAAH introduce and implement sound institutional and organisational changes in order to perform effectively, democratically and gender-responsively. Local government members clearly benefit from AAH services. AAH undertake proactive and evidence based lobbying and advocacy towards central level institutions in line with the members interests. AATC owns initiate in promoting and works to foster gender inclusive local governance trough support to municipalities, including the collection of sex-dissagrageted data in municipalities; - Support Parliamentary Committees to better practise their representative, legislative, and oversight functions and institutionalisation in relation to implementation of the decentralisation reform (in a transparent, evidence-based, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive way.  Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 40951294 0 0 15551294 0 0 0 25400000 40951294 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 15551294 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 25400000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12046-12046A0103 Sweden Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (SALAR) has applied to Sida for funding of 41 710 000 SEK to carry out the "Support Decentralization in Ukraine Phase II Programme" in Ukraine during the activity period 2020 - 2022. The intervention aims at strengthening democracy, improving governance and better service delivery to the citizens of Ukraine (women, men, boys and girls) by 1) supporting the Ministry of Education of Ukraine to implement improvements to the formula for allocating education grants (subventions) to sub-national governments by building the Ministry’s capacities in data collection, analysis and evidence-based decision-making (including transparency, openness, accountability, participation, fairness (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsiveness); 2) increasing capacity of the relevant state institutions (in particular Ministry of Community Development and Territories and Ministry of Finance) to analyze the financial data and use the financial data and analytics to inform policy; 3) supporting the Association of Amalgamated communities to become a stronger advocate for the interests of local communities and 4) providing relevant Parliamentary committees with important insights and knowledge particularly as it relates to issues of legislative processes, dialogue, transparency, accountability and gender responsiveness. The intervention builds upon the results and lessons of previous 5 years programme on the support to the reform of local self-governance in Ukraine. The intervention’s total budget is 41 710 000 SEK, out of which approximately 900 000 SEK will be allocated for the programme evaluation (to be procured by the cooperation partner). Sida will be the only funder of the intervention. I slutet av november 2019 ändrade SKL, Sveriges Kommuner och Landsting, namn till Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner. Det engelska namnet SALAR (Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions) kvarstod oförändrat. I insatsbeslutet och underliggande dokument används både SALAR och SKL för benämning av avtalspartnern. Avtalet är dock uppdaterat med det nya namnet Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner. Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner (tidigare SKL) har ansökt om 41 710 000 SEK för att genomföra programmet "Support Decentralization in Ukraine Phase II” i Ukraina under aktivitetsperioden 2020-2022. Insatsen syftar till att stärka demokrati, förbättra den statliga styrningen samt tillhandahållandet av tjänster till Ukrainas medborgare (kvinnor, män, pojkar och flickor) genom att: 1) stödja utbildningsministeriet i Ukraina att genomföra förbättringar i formeln för fördelningen av utbildningsbidrag (subventioner) till regionala nivåer genom att stärka ministeriets kapacitet inom datainsamling, analys och evidensbaserat beslutsfattande (inklusive transparens, öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande, deltagande, rättvisa (icke-diskriminering) och jämställdhet); 2) öka kapaciteten hos berörda statliga institutioner (särskilt ministeriet för utvecklingen av kommuner och territorier, samt finansministeriet) för analys av finansiella data och dess användning i utformningen av policys; 3) stödja Föreningen för Amalgamerade Samhällen (Association of Amalgamated communities) så att den stärks i sitt arbete med tillvaratagandet av lokalsamhällens intressen; 4) förse relevanta parlamentariska kommittéer med viktiga insikter och kunskaper, särskilt gällande frågor om lagstiftningsprocesser, dialog, transparens, ansvarsutkrävande och jämställdhet. Insatsen utgår från resultat och lärdomar från ett föregående femårigt stöd till reformen för lokalt självstyre i Ukraina. Insatsens totala budget är 41 710 000 SEK, varav cirka 900 000 SEK till slututvärdering. Sida är den enda finansiären av programmet. The specific objective of the intervention is to support key actors to implement reforms in an analytical, transparent, participative and gender responsive way, which will in turn lead to the programme overall goal "Strengthened democracy, improved governance and better service delivery to the citizens of Ukraine (women, men, boys and girls)".  The programme will work in 4 reform areas - education decentralization, fiscal decentralization, support to the Local Self Government Association and support to the Parliament of Ukraine. Each area corresponds to a respective output: - Influence policy-making processes and reforms so that policies are more transparent, evidence-based, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive, and to build the capacity of key actors to make evidence-based decisions; - Influence policy-making processes on the national level with regard to fiscal decentralisation and sub-national finances so that they are more transparent, open, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive, and support the advancement of the reform by providing operative financial analysis of the performance of hromada budgets; -  Help Association of Amalgamated Hromadas (AAH) to reach its long-term objectives: AAH strengthens its legitimacy and membership base to achieve the legal requirements set for the Local Self Governments (LGAs) in Ukrainian legislationAAH introduce and implement sound institutional and organisational changes in order to perform effectively, democratically and gender-responsively. Local government members clearly benefit from AAH services. AAH undertake proactive and evidence based lobbying and advocacy towards central level institutions in line with the members interests. AATC owns initiate in promoting and works to foster gender inclusive local governance trough support to municipalities, including the collection of sex-dissagrageted data in municipalities; - Support Parliamentary Committees to better practise their representative, legislative, and oversight functions and institutionalisation in relation to implementation of the decentralisation reform (in a transparent, evidence-based, accountable, participatory, fair (non-discriminatory) and gender-responsive way.  Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8452500 -2598068 0 8452500 -2040000 -558068 5854432 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 8452500 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner -558068 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner -2040000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Sustainable solutions for internally displaced persons and their host societies, and improved conditions for safe and orderly return. Hållbara lösningar för internflyktingar och deras värdsamhällen samt stärkta förutsättningar för ordnat och säkert återvändande. Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption in society as a whole. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption i samhället i stort. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12096 Sweden Sida’s support to DKT in Myanmar aims to increase knowledge about and access to sexual and reproductive health and rights as well as to contribute to changes in attitudes and behaviour, in particular among young people. Sida’s support also contributes to raising awareness in Myanmar about issues related to sexual and reproductive health and rights. DKT markets and sells a complete range of high-quality contraceptives and safe-maternity products and builds the capacity of both consumers and providers alike to use such products. DKT works with social marketing and campaigns to foster more open and positive and rights-based attitudes toward sexuality among young people and young leaders. A normalization of the topic in homes, on streets and in the medical establishment will have a transformative effect on behaviors, with women and men empowered to make informed choices, rather than being steered by stigmas and fear. The key strategies of the program are to: 1) Increase knowledge of SRHR knowledge and choice; 2) Increasing availability and use of SRHR products; and 3) Raise quality of SRHR goods, services and information. Sida stödjer DKT i Myanmar i syfte att öka kunskap om och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter samt bidra till förändringar i attityder och beteenden, framförallt hos unga. Sidas stöd bidrar också till att höja kunskapen i Myanmar kring frågor som rör sexuell, reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. DKT marknadsför och säljer preventivmedel i Myanmar och arbetar på ett innovativt sätt för att stärka kompetens hos såväl konsumenter som hos de som tillhandahåller dessa produkter. DKT arbetar med social marknadsföring och kampanjer för att bidra till en mer positiv och rättighetsbaserad hållning i förhållande till sexualitet bland unga människor och ungdomsledare. DKT använder sig av tre strategiska ingångar: 1) Ökad kunskap och val kring SRHR frågor 2) Ökad tillgång och användande av olika preventivmedel 3) Ökad kvalitet, service och information kring SRHR produkte The intended outcomes of the program are the following: - Increased knowledge of SRHR and choice - Increased availability and use of SRHR products - Raised quality of SRHR goods, services and information. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Myanmar STD control including HIV/AIDS Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Between 2018 and 2024, DKT Myanmar transitioned from a startup into a resilient, self-financing, and high-impact provider of sexual and reproductive health (SRH) services. Operating amid political instability, a global pandemic, and widespread displacement, the programme sustained nationwide access to modern contraception, introduced integrated service delivery, and promoted behavioral change. Key Achievements Adaptability and Continuity: DKT successfully shifted from in-person outreach and training to digital platforms, decentralized delivery models, and private-sector partnerships, ensuring uninterrupted SRHR services during severe disruptions in public-sector systems. Financial Sustainability: Donor cost per couple year of protection (CYP) declined from USD 4.84 in 2017 to USD 1.32 in 2024, while total sales revenue grew from USD 745,069 to USD 4,512,237. By 2024, DKT covered 107% of operational costs through sales revenue, compared to 40% in 2017. Service Reach and Impact: Over the programme period, DKT imported more than USD 11.5 million in SRHR commodities, reached 223 townships, and delivered approximately 5.8 million CYPs. Health impact indicators improved significantly, with pregnancies averted rising from 92,036 in 2017 to 231,527 in 2024, and unsafe abortions averted increasing from 33,088 to 99,178. Programme Objectives and Outcomes SRHR Education and Youth Engagement: Initially implemented through peer-led education in universities and industrial zones, the programme trained 123 youth counselors. Following COVID-19 and political restrictions, activities shifted to digital platforms and social media campaigns, maintaining SRHR information dissemination despite reduced scale. Access to SRHR Information: Digital platforms such as thiloyarmay.org and social media campaigns expanded reach, with contraceptive product pages attracting 1.9 million followers and condom-related pages reaching 1.1 million. Campaigns like Lets Fiesta engaged up to 6.5 million users. Healthcare Provider Capacity Building: DKT trained 7,282 healthcare providers (92% from the private sector), including specialized training on contraceptive technology. Around 300 private clinics were strengthened to deliver SRHR services, ensuring service continuity amid public-sector collapse. Availability and Use of SRHR Products: The programme distributed over 52 million condoms, and achieved a 20-fold increase in implant uptake during early years. Despite later challenges such as import restrictions, DKT maintained national-level commodity importation and decentralized distribution capacity. Overall Impact DKT Myanmar demonstrated strong adaptability, efficiency, and resilience in sustaining SRHR services under crisis conditions. While some indicators declined toward the end of the period due to external shocks, overall results reflect meaningful contributions to SRHR access and health outcomes. Continued flexibility, monitoring, and support will be critical to reaching vulnerable populations in the future. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12096-12096A0101 Sweden Sida’s support to DKT in Myanmar aims to increase knowledge about and access to sexual and reproductive health and rights as well as to contribute to changes in attitudes and behaviour, in particular among young people. Sida’s support also contributes to raising awareness in Myanmar about issues related to sexual and reproductive health and rights. DKT markets and sells a complete range of high-quality contraceptives and safe-maternity products and builds the capacity of both consumers and providers alike to use such products. DKT works with social marketing and campaigns to foster more open and positive and rights-based attitudes toward sexuality among young people and young leaders. A normalization of the topic in homes, on streets and in the medical establishment will have a transformative effect on behaviors, with women and men empowered to make informed choices, rather than being steered by stigmas and fear. The key strategies of the program are to: 1) Increase knowledge of SRHR knowledge and choice; 2) Increasing availability and use of SRHR products; and 3) Raise quality of SRHR goods, services and information. Sida stödjer DKT i Myanmar i syfte att öka kunskap om och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter samt bidra till förändringar i attityder och beteenden, framförallt hos unga. Sidas stöd bidrar också till att höja kunskapen i Myanmar kring frågor som rör sexuell, reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. DKT marknadsför och säljer preventivmedel i Myanmar och arbetar på ett innovativt sätt för att stärka kompetens hos såväl konsumenter som hos de som tillhandahåller dessa produkter. DKT arbetar med social marknadsföring och kampanjer för att bidra till en mer positiv och rättighetsbaserad hållning i förhållande till sexualitet bland unga människor och ungdomsledare. DKT använder sig av tre strategiska ingångar: 1) Ökad kunskap och val kring SRHR frågor 2) Ökad tillgång och användande av olika preventivmedel 3) Ökad kvalitet, service och information kring SRHR produkte The intended outcomes of the program are the following: - Increased knowledge of SRHR and choice - Increased availability and use of SRHR products - Raised quality of SRHR goods, services and information. Sweden DKT International, Myanmar Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency DKT International 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5100000 0 0 0 0 0 0 5100000 0 0 0 5100000 DKT International 5100000 DKT International SE-0-SE-6-12096-12096A0102 Sweden Sida’s support to DKT in Myanmar aims to increase knowledge about and access to sexual and reproductive health and rights as well as to contribute to changes in attitudes and behaviour, in particular among young people. Sida’s support also contributes to raising awareness in Myanmar about issues related to sexual and reproductive health and rights. DKT markets and sells a complete range of high-quality contraceptives and safe-maternity products and builds the capacity of both consumers and providers alike to use such products. DKT works with social marketing and campaigns to foster more open and positive and rights-based attitudes toward sexuality among young people and young leaders. A normalization of the topic in homes, on streets and in the medical establishment will have a transformative effect on behaviors, with women and men empowered to make informed choices, rather than being steered by stigmas and fear. The key strategies of the program are to: 1) Increase knowledge of SRHR knowledge and choice; 2) Increasing availability and use of SRHR products; and 3) Raise quality of SRHR goods, services and information. Sida stödjer DKT i Myanmar i syfte att öka kunskap om och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter samt bidra till förändringar i attityder och beteenden, framförallt hos unga. Sidas stöd bidrar också till att höja kunskapen i Myanmar kring frågor som rör sexuell, reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. DKT marknadsför och säljer preventivmedel i Myanmar och arbetar på ett innovativt sätt för att stärka kompetens hos såväl konsumenter som hos de som tillhandahåller dessa produkter. DKT arbetar med social marknadsföring och kampanjer för att bidra till en mer positiv och rättighetsbaserad hållning i förhållande till sexualitet bland unga människor och ungdomsledare. DKT använder sig av tre strategiska ingångar: 1) Ökad kunskap och val kring SRHR frågor 2) Ökad tillgång och användande av olika preventivmedel 3) Ökad kvalitet, service och information kring SRHR produkte The intended outcomes of the program are the following: - Increased knowledge of SRHR and choice - Increased availability and use of SRHR products - Raised quality of SRHR goods, services and information. Sweden DKT International, Myanmar Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency DKT International 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5342725 5300000 5900000 7457000 5500000 0 0 2000000 0 0 0 0 7457000 5342725 0 3300000 0 0 0 0 3500000 5900000 2000000 0 29499725 DKT International 5342724.75 DKT International 0 DKT International 3300000 DKT International 2000000 DKT International 5900000 DKT International 7457000 DKT International 2000000 DKT International 3500000 DKT International Myanmar/Burma 2018-2022 Myanmar/Burma 2018-2022 Increased knowledge about and access to sexual and reproductive health and rights Ökad kunskap om och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-12096-12096A0103 Sweden Sida’s support to DKT in Myanmar aims to increase knowledge about and access to sexual and reproductive health and rights as well as to contribute to changes in attitudes and behaviour, in particular among young people. Sida’s support also contributes to raising awareness in Myanmar about issues related to sexual and reproductive health and rights. DKT markets and sells a complete range of high-quality contraceptives and safe-maternity products and builds the capacity of both consumers and providers alike to use such products. DKT works with social marketing and campaigns to foster more open and positive and rights-based attitudes toward sexuality among young people and young leaders. A normalization of the topic in homes, on streets and in the medical establishment will have a transformative effect on behaviors, with women and men empowered to make informed choices, rather than being steered by stigmas and fear. The key strategies of the program are to: 1) Increase knowledge of SRHR knowledge and choice; 2) Increasing availability and use of SRHR products; and 3) Raise quality of SRHR goods, services and information. Sida stödjer DKT i Myanmar i syfte att öka kunskap om och tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter samt bidra till förändringar i attityder och beteenden, framförallt hos unga. Sidas stöd bidrar också till att höja kunskapen i Myanmar kring frågor som rör sexuell, reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. DKT marknadsför och säljer preventivmedel i Myanmar och arbetar på ett innovativt sätt för att stärka kompetens hos såväl konsumenter som hos de som tillhandahåller dessa produkter. DKT arbetar med social marknadsföring och kampanjer för att bidra till en mer positiv och rättighetsbaserad hållning i förhållande till sexualitet bland unga människor och ungdomsledare. DKT använder sig av tre strategiska ingångar: 1) Ökad kunskap och val kring SRHR frågor 2) Ökad tillgång och användande av olika preventivmedel 3) Ökad kvalitet, service och information kring SRHR produkte The intended outcomes of the program are the following: - Increased knowledge of SRHR and choice - Increased availability and use of SRHR products - Raised quality of SRHR goods, services and information. Sweden DKT International, Myanmar Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency DKT International 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6800000 6800000 0.0000000002 6800000 DKT International 6800000 DKT International Myanmar 2024-2026 Myanmar 2024-2026 Strengthened conditions for gender equality, with a particular focus on strengthening empowerment and freedom for women and girls, including reduced sexual and gender-based violence. (Unofficial translation) Stärkta förutsättningar för jämställdhet, med särskilt fokus på stärkt egenmakt och frihet för kvinnor och flickor, inklusive minskat sexuellt och könsrelaterat våld. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved access to basic health care, including sexual and reproductive health and rights, for the most vulnerable. (Unofficial translation) Förbättrad tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård, inklusive sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, för de allra mest utsatta. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-12107 Sweden PROBLUE is an umbrella multi-donor trust fund, administered by the World Bank, that supports the sustainable and integrated development of marine and coastal resources in a healthy ocean. More information is available on https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/problue PROBLUE är en samfinansieringsfond för flera givare, administrerad av Världsbanken, som stöder en hållbar och integrerad utveckling av havs- och kustresurser för ett friskt hav. Mer information finns på https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/problue Fondens verksamhet skall bidra till att uppnå en integrerad och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i friska hav, samt till Världsbankens övergripande mål att utrota extrem fattigdom och främja delat välstånd på ett hållbart sätt. Världsbanken ämnar uppnå det genom att minska andelen människor som lever i extrem fattigdom till tre procent till 2030 och genom att öka inkomsten hos de fattigaste 40 procenten av befolkningen i varje land. ProBlue skall bidra till Världsbankens globala program för blå ekonomi, och har skapats för att ta ett helhetsgrepp på havsrelaterade utvecklingsfrågor, med målet att uppnå en integrerad och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i friska hav. ProBlue:s fyra fönster (pelare): ProBlue:s förvaltningsfond har en strategisk och systematisk ansats, och är uppdelad i fyra "Fönster"; på ett övergripande plan skall ProBlue bidra inom tre tematiska områden och ett övergripande område med att stödja hållbar utveckling inom fiske och vattenbruk; hantera problem med marint skräp och föroreningar för att återställa hälsan i kustområden och marina ekosystem; hållbar utveckling (blueing) av traditionella marina sektorer men även nya marina ekonomiska aktiviteter; och främja integrerad och hållbar utveckling av naturliga livsmiljöer i kust- och havsområden. De första tre fönstren är ämnesspecifika och inkluderar aktiviteter som ämnas integreras med aktiviteter i det fjärde fönstret. Gemensamt för alla fyra fönster är att de dels skall bidra till att regioner och länder får ökad kunskap och stärkt analytisk förmåga gällande integration och hållbarhet av ekonomiska aktiviteter i friska hav, och dels att regioner och länder får ökad kapacitet att nå en ökad integration och hållbarhet av sina ekonomiska aktiviteter i friska hav. Dessutom skall alla fönster bidra till ökade investeringar inom områden som bidrar till friska hav. Inom Fönster 1: fiskeriförvaltning och hållbart vattenbruk, ämnar till en förbättrad hållbar försörjning inom fiskesektorn, genom en förbättrad kvantitet och kvalitet på den finansiering som dirigeras till fiskenäringen och vattenbrukssektorn från Världsbanken och andra aktörer, och som skall bidra till en förbättrad givarkoordinering för stöd i form av tekniska och finansiella tjänster till utvecklingsekonomier, samt stimulera privata investeringar inom hållbart fiske och vattenbruk. Världsbankens arbete inom fiskeriförvaltning innebär flera relevanta bidrag till SDG 14 såsom förbättrade fiskebestånd (SDG-undermål 14.4, 14.5, 14.6, 14c), förbättrad sysselsättning och ökade investeringar i hållbara fiskebaserade ekonomier (SDG:s 14.7), ökade fördelar inom fiskerisektorn för låginkomstgrupper (SDG 14.6), säkrad social, miljömässig och ekonomisk hållbar tillväxt av vattenbruk (SDG 14.7) samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar (SDG 14.2). Inom Fönster 2: Minskad förorening från plast och landbaserade källor kommer Världsbankens arbete att bidra till att förhindra och minska marint skräp och marina föroreningar, samt bidra till återställandet av marina- och kustekosystem. Fonden skall bidra till att identifiera, färdigställa och implementera finansieringsklara (bankable) projekt som syftar till att reducera mängden marint skräp och marina föroreningar och stärka länders förmåga att genomföra projekten. Detta skall bidra till SDG 14.1 och till SDG 3 (SDG3: hälsa och välbefinnande), SDG 6.3 (SDG6: rent vatten och sanitet) 11.6 (SDG11: hållbara städer och samhällen), 12.4, 12.5 (SDG12: hållbar konsumtion och produktion) och 15.1 (SDG15: ekosystem och biologisk mångfald). Inom Fönster 3: Hållbar utveckling av marina sektorer skall verksamheten bidra till att stärka miljövänliga ekonomiska möjligheter i traditionella (sjötransport, avsaltning och turism) och nya havsbaserade aktiviteter (förnybar energi till havs och tångodling). Detta mål bidrar till SDG 14.7 och 14C. Inom det övergripande området Fönster 4: Stärka förvaltningen av marina resurser och naturbaserad infrastruktur skall Världsbanken bidra till att främja integrerad och hållbar utveckling i kust- och havsområden. Detta mål bidrar till SDG 14.A, 14.2, 14.5 och 14.7. Detta fönster inriktas på kustområdens motståndskraft och marina ekosystemtjänster, inklusive naturbaserad infrastruktur, särskilt mot bakgrund av den möjlighet som ges av arbetet med nationella klimatavtal. Länder kan antingen söka stöd från Världsbanken för att utveckla en integrerad ansats av kustområdens motståndskraft, eller stöd för att fokusera på specifika sektorer. Detta tillvägagångssätt skall bidra till att integrera sektorspecifik kunskap och olika teman som genereras under fönster 1 till 3 i ett övergripande ekosystembaserat förvaltningsförfarande, och som omfattar samtliga komponenter i ett havsområde. Arbetet kommer innebära viktiga bidrag till SDG 14, som kompletterar övriga fönster i ProBlue. I detta fönster läggs särskild vikt vid SDG 14.5.14.7 och 14C, som syftar till att främja hållbar och robust övergripande utveckling av kust- och marina ekosystem. Detta omfattar inte bara fiske och vattenbruk, och minskningen av havsföroreningar utan har en bred utveckling, från gruvdrift och hamnar till turism och försörjning. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Central Asia, regional Oceania, regional Eastern Africa, regional South Asia, regional Asia, regional North of Sahara, regional America, regional Middle East, regional Western Africa, regional Developing countries, unspecified North & Central America, regional Fishery development Fishing Exempel på resultat: * Tillsammans med Sida-partnern International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) utvecklade PROBLUE en handbok om hur socialskydd (Blue Social Protection) kan bidra till fattigdomsbekämpning, skyddade fiskbestånd och förbättrad livsmedelsförsörjning. Handboken inkluderar fallstudier från Costa Rica, Kenya, Sao Tomé och Principe, Salomonöarna, Sri Lanka och Vietnam. Arbetet har t.ex. i Kenya bidragit till utformningen av Världsbanksprojektet "National Youth Opportunities Towards Advancement", som prioriterar den blå ekonomin som en drivkraft för hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter och jobb. (PROBLUE årsrapport FY25, Dox 18/000373-190, s. 21-22). * I Colombia har PROBLUE, i samarbete med ESMAP (som Sida också stödjer), tagit fram en vägledning för marin fysisk planering för havsbaserad vindkraft (SenMap) inklusive kartläggningen av miljömässiga och sociala känsligheter. Vägledningen har tillämpats som en del av utvecklingen av landets färdplan för havsbaserad vindkraft, som är en del av ökningen av förnybar elproduktion som bidrar till Colombias nationella åtaganden under Parisavtalet (NDC). (s.37) * I Sydafrika har PROBLUE:s arbete bidragit till innovativt arbete med registrering av avfallsåtervinnare, i samarbete med African Reclaimers Organisation. Över 9616 avfallsåtervinnare registrerades i åtta provinser, vilket hjälpte dem att säkra tillgång till avfallsinsamlings- och bearbetningsplatser och få betalt av organisationer med producentansvar. Avfallsinsamlingen sparade kommunerna nästan 54 miljoner dollar i deponiutrymme. Dessutom främjade registreringen avfallsåtervinnares rättigheter; den förbättrade också deras färdigheter tack vare utbildning i säker och lämplig hantering av avfall. (s. 43) * I Mozambique har PROBLUE:s arbete bidragit till framtagandes av den nationella utvecklingsstrategin för blå ekonomi som antogs 2025, samt tillhörande portfölj för investeringsmöjligheter. Dessa främjar hållbar användning av havets resurser, miljöskydd och förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för kustbefolkningar, och är även basen för EU:s nyligen lanserade projekt "ProsperAzul". PROBLUE-stödda analyser och råd har informerat regeringens beslutsfattande, rättsliga instrument och investeringar. PROBLUE hjälpte också till att licensiera över 13 000 fiskefartyg, utbilda fiskare i ansvarsfull fiskeriförvaltning, och förbättra fiskeanläggningar för värdekedjearbetare, vilket bl.a. ledde till investeringar på 1,7 miljoner USD i 17 distrikt, vilket gynnade mer än 1200 småskaliga fiskare. (s. 48). * I Bangladesh har PROBLUE bidragit till att driva förändring och påverkan inom många olika sektorer, inklusive vattenbruk, fiske, avfall och turism. Bl.a. har arbetet resulterade i inrättandet av fem kontrollpunkter för övervakning av marint fiske, en ökning av observatörstäckningen till 73,5 % ombord på industrifartyg och installation av övervaknings- och kommunikationssäkerhetsutrustning ombord på 33 % av småskaliga fiskebåtar. PROBLUE har även informerat utformningen av ett Världsbanksprojekt som lett till nationella policyreformer inom fiske, vattenbruk och kustturism. (s. 51). PROBLUE har även arbetet aktivt med integrering av biodiversitet (inkluderat i 71% av alla godkända aktiviteter), jämställdhet (96%), klimat (96%) och analyser för att maximera utvecklingsfinansiering (71%) (s. xii). Mer information om PROBLUE:s arbete finns på https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/problue No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12107-12107A0101 Sweden PROBLUE is an umbrella multi-donor trust fund, administered by the World Bank, that supports the sustainable and integrated development of marine and coastal resources in a healthy ocean. More information is available on https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/problue PROBLUE är en samfinansieringsfond för flera givare, administrerad av Världsbanken, som stöder en hållbar och integrerad utveckling av havs- och kustresurser för ett friskt hav. Mer information finns på https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/problue Fondens verksamhet skall bidra till att uppnå en integrerad och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i friska hav, samt till Världsbankens övergripande mål att utrota extrem fattigdom och främja delat välstånd på ett hållbart sätt. Världsbanken ämnar uppnå det genom att minska andelen människor som lever i extrem fattigdom till tre procent till 2030 och genom att öka inkomsten hos de fattigaste 40 procenten av befolkningen i varje land. ProBlue skall bidra till Världsbankens globala program för blå ekonomi, och har skapats för att ta ett helhetsgrepp på havsrelaterade utvecklingsfrågor, med målet att uppnå en integrerad och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i friska hav. ProBlue:s fyra fönster (pelare): ProBlue:s förvaltningsfond har en strategisk och systematisk ansats, och är uppdelad i fyra "Fönster"; på ett övergripande plan skall ProBlue bidra inom tre tematiska områden och ett övergripande område med att stödja hållbar utveckling inom fiske och vattenbruk; hantera problem med marint skräp och föroreningar för att återställa hälsan i kustområden och marina ekosystem; hållbar utveckling (blueing) av traditionella marina sektorer men även nya marina ekonomiska aktiviteter; och främja integrerad och hållbar utveckling av naturliga livsmiljöer i kust- och havsområden. De första tre fönstren är ämnesspecifika och inkluderar aktiviteter som ämnas integreras med aktiviteter i det fjärde fönstret. Gemensamt för alla fyra fönster är att de dels skall bidra till att regioner och länder får ökad kunskap och stärkt analytisk förmåga gällande integration och hållbarhet av ekonomiska aktiviteter i friska hav, och dels att regioner och länder får ökad kapacitet att nå en ökad integration och hållbarhet av sina ekonomiska aktiviteter i friska hav. Dessutom skall alla fönster bidra till ökade investeringar inom områden som bidrar till friska hav. Inom Fönster 1: fiskeriförvaltning och hållbart vattenbruk, ämnar till en förbättrad hållbar försörjning inom fiskesektorn, genom en förbättrad kvantitet och kvalitet på den finansiering som dirigeras till fiskenäringen och vattenbrukssektorn från Världsbanken och andra aktörer, och som skall bidra till en förbättrad givarkoordinering för stöd i form av tekniska och finansiella tjänster till utvecklingsekonomier, samt stimulera privata investeringar inom hållbart fiske och vattenbruk. Världsbankens arbete inom fiskeriförvaltning innebär flera relevanta bidrag till SDG 14 såsom förbättrade fiskebestånd (SDG-undermål 14.4, 14.5, 14.6, 14c), förbättrad sysselsättning och ökade investeringar i hållbara fiskebaserade ekonomier (SDG:s 14.7), ökade fördelar inom fiskerisektorn för låginkomstgrupper (SDG 14.6), säkrad social, miljömässig och ekonomisk hållbar tillväxt av vattenbruk (SDG 14.7) samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar (SDG 14.2). Inom Fönster 2: Minskad förorening från plast och landbaserade källor kommer Världsbankens arbete att bidra till att förhindra och minska marint skräp och marina föroreningar, samt bidra till återställandet av marina- och kustekosystem. Fonden skall bidra till att identifiera, färdigställa och implementera finansieringsklara (bankable) projekt som syftar till att reducera mängden marint skräp och marina föroreningar och stärka länders förmåga att genomföra projekten. Detta skall bidra till SDG 14.1 och till SDG 3 (SDG3: hälsa och välbefinnande), SDG 6.3 (SDG6: rent vatten och sanitet) 11.6 (SDG11: hållbara städer och samhällen), 12.4, 12.5 (SDG12: hållbar konsumtion och produktion) och 15.1 (SDG15: ekosystem och biologisk mångfald). Inom Fönster 3: Hållbar utveckling av marina sektorer skall verksamheten bidra till att stärka miljövänliga ekonomiska möjligheter i traditionella (sjötransport, avsaltning och turism) och nya havsbaserade aktiviteter (förnybar energi till havs och tångodling). Detta mål bidrar till SDG 14.7 och 14C. Inom det övergripande området Fönster 4: Stärka förvaltningen av marina resurser och naturbaserad infrastruktur skall Världsbanken bidra till att främja integrerad och hållbar utveckling i kust- och havsområden. Detta mål bidrar till SDG 14.A, 14.2, 14.5 och 14.7. Detta fönster inriktas på kustområdens motståndskraft och marina ekosystemtjänster, inklusive naturbaserad infrastruktur, särskilt mot bakgrund av den möjlighet som ges av arbetet med nationella klimatavtal. Länder kan antingen söka stöd från Världsbanken för att utveckla en integrerad ansats av kustområdens motståndskraft, eller stöd för att fokusera på specifika sektorer. Detta tillvägagångssätt skall bidra till att integrera sektorspecifik kunskap och olika teman som genereras under fönster 1 till 3 i ett övergripande ekosystembaserat förvaltningsförfarande, och som omfattar samtliga komponenter i ett havsområde. Arbetet kommer innebära viktiga bidrag till SDG 14, som kompletterar övriga fönster i ProBlue. I detta fönster läggs särskild vikt vid SDG 14.5.14.7 och 14C, som syftar till att främja hållbar och robust övergripande utveckling av kust- och marina ekosystem. Detta omfattar inte bara fiske och vattenbruk, och minskningen av havsföroreningar utan har en bred utveckling, från gruvdrift och hamnar till turism och försörjning. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.7 - By 2030, increase the economic benefits to small island developing States and least developed countries from the sustainable use of marine resources, including through sustainable management of fisheries, aquaculture and tourism. 14.7 - Till 2030 öka den ekonomiska nyttan för små önationer under utveckling och de minst utvecklade länderna av ett hållbart nyttjande av marina resurser, bland annat genom en hållbar förvaltning av fiske, vattenbruk och turism. 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Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened protection and rehabilitation, as well as sustainable management and use of marine, coastal and freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, natural resources, and ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner water and oceans, reduced emissions of pollutants and reduced littering. Renare vatten och hav, minskade utsläpp av föroreningar och minskad nedskräpning. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12107-12107A0102 Sweden PROBLUE is an umbrella multi-donor trust fund, administered by the World Bank, that supports the sustainable and integrated development of marine and coastal resources in a healthy ocean. More information is available on https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/problue PROBLUE är en samfinansieringsfond för flera givare, administrerad av Världsbanken, som stöder en hållbar och integrerad utveckling av havs- och kustresurser för ett friskt hav. Mer information finns på https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/problue Fondens verksamhet skall bidra till att uppnå en integrerad och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i friska hav, samt till Världsbankens övergripande mål att utrota extrem fattigdom och främja delat välstånd på ett hållbart sätt. Världsbanken ämnar uppnå det genom att minska andelen människor som lever i extrem fattigdom till tre procent till 2030 och genom att öka inkomsten hos de fattigaste 40 procenten av befolkningen i varje land. ProBlue skall bidra till Världsbankens globala program för blå ekonomi, och har skapats för att ta ett helhetsgrepp på havsrelaterade utvecklingsfrågor, med målet att uppnå en integrerad och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i friska hav. ProBlue:s fyra fönster (pelare): ProBlue:s förvaltningsfond har en strategisk och systematisk ansats, och är uppdelad i fyra "Fönster"; på ett övergripande plan skall ProBlue bidra inom tre tematiska områden och ett övergripande område med att stödja hållbar utveckling inom fiske och vattenbruk; hantera problem med marint skräp och föroreningar för att återställa hälsan i kustområden och marina ekosystem; hållbar utveckling (blueing) av traditionella marina sektorer men även nya marina ekonomiska aktiviteter; och främja integrerad och hållbar utveckling av naturliga livsmiljöer i kust- och havsområden. De första tre fönstren är ämnesspecifika och inkluderar aktiviteter som ämnas integreras med aktiviteter i det fjärde fönstret. Gemensamt för alla fyra fönster är att de dels skall bidra till att regioner och länder får ökad kunskap och stärkt analytisk förmåga gällande integration och hållbarhet av ekonomiska aktiviteter i friska hav, och dels att regioner och länder får ökad kapacitet att nå en ökad integration och hållbarhet av sina ekonomiska aktiviteter i friska hav. Dessutom skall alla fönster bidra till ökade investeringar inom områden som bidrar till friska hav. Inom Fönster 1: fiskeriförvaltning och hållbart vattenbruk, ämnar till en förbättrad hållbar försörjning inom fiskesektorn, genom en förbättrad kvantitet och kvalitet på den finansiering som dirigeras till fiskenäringen och vattenbrukssektorn från Världsbanken och andra aktörer, och som skall bidra till en förbättrad givarkoordinering för stöd i form av tekniska och finansiella tjänster till utvecklingsekonomier, samt stimulera privata investeringar inom hållbart fiske och vattenbruk. Världsbankens arbete inom fiskeriförvaltning innebär flera relevanta bidrag till SDG 14 såsom förbättrade fiskebestånd (SDG-undermål 14.4, 14.5, 14.6, 14c), förbättrad sysselsättning och ökade investeringar i hållbara fiskebaserade ekonomier (SDG:s 14.7), ökade fördelar inom fiskerisektorn för låginkomstgrupper (SDG 14.6), säkrad social, miljömässig och ekonomisk hållbar tillväxt av vattenbruk (SDG 14.7) samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar (SDG 14.2). Inom Fönster 2: Minskad förorening från plast och landbaserade källor kommer Världsbankens arbete att bidra till att förhindra och minska marint skräp och marina föroreningar, samt bidra till återställandet av marina- och kustekosystem. Fonden skall bidra till att identifiera, färdigställa och implementera finansieringsklara (bankable) projekt som syftar till att reducera mängden marint skräp och marina föroreningar och stärka länders förmåga att genomföra projekten. Detta skall bidra till SDG 14.1 och till SDG 3 (SDG3: hälsa och välbefinnande), SDG 6.3 (SDG6: rent vatten och sanitet) 11.6 (SDG11: hållbara städer och samhällen), 12.4, 12.5 (SDG12: hållbar konsumtion och produktion) och 15.1 (SDG15: ekosystem och biologisk mångfald). Inom Fönster 3: Hållbar utveckling av marina sektorer skall verksamheten bidra till att stärka miljövänliga ekonomiska möjligheter i traditionella (sjötransport, avsaltning och turism) och nya havsbaserade aktiviteter (förnybar energi till havs och tångodling). Detta mål bidrar till SDG 14.7 och 14C. Inom det övergripande området Fönster 4: Stärka förvaltningen av marina resurser och naturbaserad infrastruktur skall Världsbanken bidra till att främja integrerad och hållbar utveckling i kust- och havsområden. Detta mål bidrar till SDG 14.A, 14.2, 14.5 och 14.7. Detta fönster inriktas på kustområdens motståndskraft och marina ekosystemtjänster, inklusive naturbaserad infrastruktur, särskilt mot bakgrund av den möjlighet som ges av arbetet med nationella klimatavtal. Länder kan antingen söka stöd från Världsbanken för att utveckla en integrerad ansats av kustområdens motståndskraft, eller stöd för att fokusera på specifika sektorer. Detta tillvägagångssätt skall bidra till att integrera sektorspecifik kunskap och olika teman som genereras under fönster 1 till 3 i ett övergripande ekosystembaserat förvaltningsförfarande, och som omfattar samtliga komponenter i ett havsområde. Arbetet kommer innebära viktiga bidrag till SDG 14, som kompletterar övriga fönster i ProBlue. I detta fönster läggs särskild vikt vid SDG 14.5.14.7 och 14C, som syftar till att främja hållbar och robust övergripande utveckling av kust- och marina ekosystem. Detta omfattar inte bara fiske och vattenbruk, och minskningen av havsföroreningar utan har en bred utveckling, från gruvdrift och hamnar till turism och försörjning. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.7 - By 2030, increase the economic benefits to small island developing States and least developed countries from the sustainable use of marine resources, including through sustainable management of fisheries, aquaculture and tourism. 14.7 - Till 2030 öka den ekonomiska nyttan för små önationer under utveckling och de minst utvecklade länderna av ett hållbart nyttjande av marina resurser, bland annat genom en hållbar förvaltning av fiske, vattenbruk och turism. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 75000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 75000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 75000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 75000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including the transition to sustainable food systems, reduced pollution and sustainable chemical and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive omställningen till hållbara livsmedelssystem, minskade föroreningar och hållbar kemikalie- och avfallshantering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner oceans and coasts, and sustainable use, management and restoration of marine resources, biodiversity and ecosystems. Renare hav och kuster samt hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning samt restaurering av marina naturresurser, biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12107-12107A0103 Sweden PROBLUE is an umbrella multi-donor trust fund, administered by the World Bank, that supports the sustainable and integrated development of marine and coastal resources in a healthy ocean. More information is available on https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/problue PROBLUE är en samfinansieringsfond för flera givare, administrerad av Världsbanken, som stöder en hållbar och integrerad utveckling av havs- och kustresurser för ett friskt hav. Mer information finns på https://www.worldbank.org/en/programs/problue Fondens verksamhet skall bidra till att uppnå en integrerad och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i friska hav, samt till Världsbankens övergripande mål att utrota extrem fattigdom och främja delat välstånd på ett hållbart sätt. Världsbanken ämnar uppnå det genom att minska andelen människor som lever i extrem fattigdom till tre procent till 2030 och genom att öka inkomsten hos de fattigaste 40 procenten av befolkningen i varje land. ProBlue skall bidra till Världsbankens globala program för blå ekonomi, och har skapats för att ta ett helhetsgrepp på havsrelaterade utvecklingsfrågor, med målet att uppnå en integrerad och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling i friska hav. ProBlue:s fyra fönster (pelare): ProBlue:s förvaltningsfond har en strategisk och systematisk ansats, och är uppdelad i fyra "Fönster"; på ett övergripande plan skall ProBlue bidra inom tre tematiska områden och ett övergripande område med att stödja hållbar utveckling inom fiske och vattenbruk; hantera problem med marint skräp och föroreningar för att återställa hälsan i kustområden och marina ekosystem; hållbar utveckling (blueing) av traditionella marina sektorer men även nya marina ekonomiska aktiviteter; och främja integrerad och hållbar utveckling av naturliga livsmiljöer i kust- och havsområden. De första tre fönstren är ämnesspecifika och inkluderar aktiviteter som ämnas integreras med aktiviteter i det fjärde fönstret. Gemensamt för alla fyra fönster är att de dels skall bidra till att regioner och länder får ökad kunskap och stärkt analytisk förmåga gällande integration och hållbarhet av ekonomiska aktiviteter i friska hav, och dels att regioner och länder får ökad kapacitet att nå en ökad integration och hållbarhet av sina ekonomiska aktiviteter i friska hav. Dessutom skall alla fönster bidra till ökade investeringar inom områden som bidrar till friska hav. Inom Fönster 1: fiskeriförvaltning och hållbart vattenbruk, ämnar till en förbättrad hållbar försörjning inom fiskesektorn, genom en förbättrad kvantitet och kvalitet på den finansiering som dirigeras till fiskenäringen och vattenbrukssektorn från Världsbanken och andra aktörer, och som skall bidra till en förbättrad givarkoordinering för stöd i form av tekniska och finansiella tjänster till utvecklingsekonomier, samt stimulera privata investeringar inom hållbart fiske och vattenbruk. Världsbankens arbete inom fiskeriförvaltning innebär flera relevanta bidrag till SDG 14 såsom förbättrade fiskebestånd (SDG-undermål 14.4, 14.5, 14.6, 14c), förbättrad sysselsättning och ökade investeringar i hållbara fiskebaserade ekonomier (SDG:s 14.7), ökade fördelar inom fiskerisektorn för låginkomstgrupper (SDG 14.6), säkrad social, miljömässig och ekonomisk hållbar tillväxt av vattenbruk (SDG 14.7) samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar (SDG 14.2). Inom Fönster 2: Minskad förorening från plast och landbaserade källor kommer Världsbankens arbete att bidra till att förhindra och minska marint skräp och marina föroreningar, samt bidra till återställandet av marina- och kustekosystem. Fonden skall bidra till att identifiera, färdigställa och implementera finansieringsklara (bankable) projekt som syftar till att reducera mängden marint skräp och marina föroreningar och stärka länders förmåga att genomföra projekten. Detta skall bidra till SDG 14.1 och till SDG 3 (SDG3: hälsa och välbefinnande), SDG 6.3 (SDG6: rent vatten och sanitet) 11.6 (SDG11: hållbara städer och samhällen), 12.4, 12.5 (SDG12: hållbar konsumtion och produktion) och 15.1 (SDG15: ekosystem och biologisk mångfald). Inom Fönster 3: Hållbar utveckling av marina sektorer skall verksamheten bidra till att stärka miljövänliga ekonomiska möjligheter i traditionella (sjötransport, avsaltning och turism) och nya havsbaserade aktiviteter (förnybar energi till havs och tångodling). Detta mål bidrar till SDG 14.7 och 14C. Inom det övergripande området Fönster 4: Stärka förvaltningen av marina resurser och naturbaserad infrastruktur skall Världsbanken bidra till att främja integrerad och hållbar utveckling i kust- och havsområden. Detta mål bidrar till SDG 14.A, 14.2, 14.5 och 14.7. Detta fönster inriktas på kustområdens motståndskraft och marina ekosystemtjänster, inklusive naturbaserad infrastruktur, särskilt mot bakgrund av den möjlighet som ges av arbetet med nationella klimatavtal. Länder kan antingen söka stöd från Världsbanken för att utveckla en integrerad ansats av kustområdens motståndskraft, eller stöd för att fokusera på specifika sektorer. Detta tillvägagångssätt skall bidra till att integrera sektorspecifik kunskap och olika teman som genereras under fönster 1 till 3 i ett övergripande ekosystembaserat förvaltningsförfarande, och som omfattar samtliga komponenter i ett havsområde. Arbetet kommer innebära viktiga bidrag till SDG 14, som kompletterar övriga fönster i ProBlue. I detta fönster läggs särskild vikt vid SDG 14.5.14.7 och 14C, som syftar till att främja hållbar och robust övergripande utveckling av kust- och marina ekosystem. Detta omfattar inte bara fiske och vattenbruk, och minskningen av havsföroreningar utan har en bred utveckling, från gruvdrift och hamnar till turism och försörjning. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.7 - Till 2030 öka den ekonomiska nyttan för små önationer under utveckling och de minst utvecklade länderna av ett hållbart nyttjande av marina resurser, bland annat genom en hållbar förvaltning av fiske, vattenbruk och turism. 14.7 - By 2030, increase the economic benefits to small island developing States and least developed countries from the sustainable use of marine resources, including through sustainable management of fisheries, aquaculture and tourism. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 75000000 25000000 25000000 50000000 50000000 50000000 25000000 75000000 25000000 50000000 225000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 75000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 25000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonom Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12125 Sweden CDF will support local organizations to develop thematic and long term collaboration with other local CSOs and people of diverse backgrounds regardless of gender, disability, age, ethnicity, class, urban/rural, and socio-economic background to more effectively advocate for democratization of the society. The methods and approaches proposed in this Project are to begin democratic societal transformation through the human rights educational and cultural activities, followed by organic integration of cross-cutting issues such as gender and environment throughout three clusters of the project, followed by coalotions and networks between implementing CSOs and grassroots initiatives to oversee, document, and conduct strategic litigation to promote respect of human rights and sepcifically gender equality and environmental rights. The project ambition is to increase community motivation, restore confidence and trust through proactive citizens participation. CDF kommer att stötta lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer att utveckla tematiska och långsiktiga samarbeten med organisationer och personer med olika bakgrund – oavsett kön, funktionshinder, ålder, etnicitet, klass, stad/landsbygd, och socio-ekonomisk bakgrund – för att på ett mer effektivt och inkluderande sätt förespråka demokratisering av samhället. Den föreslagna metoden och tillvägagångssättet i det här projektet är demokratisk samhällsförändring genom utbildnings- och kulturaktiviteter med fokus på mänskliga rättigheter. Övergripande frågor såsom gender och klimat kommer att integreras genom alla tre delar av projektet. Koalitioner och nätverk kommer att bildas mellan de verkställande civilsamhällesorganisationerna och gräsrotsinitiativ för att övervaka, dokumentera samt genomföra strategiska rättsprocesser för att förespråka respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och specifikt jämställdhet och miljörelaterade rättigheter. Projektets ambition är att öka motivation i samhället och att återupprätta tillit och förtroende genom medborgares proaktiva deltagande. Project theory of change: Civil society organizations are empowered to address rights-based challenges of vulnerable and marginalized groups and play proactive role in documentation and strategic litigation for human rights. This intervention overall goal is to assist local CSOs in their work on empowering  communities, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, age, ability, education or ethnic background to debate and act for democracy and respect of human rights. Specific project objectives and expected results: 1. Local CSOs contribute to poverty reduction through creation of a critical mass of citizens to challenge patriarchal and traditional customs and norms that hampers vulnerable and marginalized communities to have access to power and voice, opportunities and choice.  2. Local CSOs in partnership with Ombudsperson's Institution and independent media outlets have active role in human rights strategic litigation for non-discrimination, participation and will advocate for improved transparency and accountability of public institutions.  3. Local environmental CSOs establishes thematic coalitions with community-based initiatives to improve advocacy and lobby on environmental rights and sustainability.      Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kosovo Human rights Government & Civil Society-general Human Rightivism has made substantial strides in advancing human rights and labor justice in Kosovo. Through targeted advocacy, legal reforms, and collaboration with various stakeholders, the project has laid a strong foundation for a more inclusive, equitable society promoting human dignity and the rule of law. Among all the results achieved, the following are particularly noteworthy: Enhancing Parliamentary Oversight: One key achievement was strengthening parliamentary oversight to ensure the Ombudspersons recommendations were addressed. By collaborating with Assembly members, the project produced policy briefs presented to the Human Rights Committee, which led to formal follow-ups from relevant ministries. This reinforced the government's accountability in addressing human rights issues. Support for Fabian (unexpected): A major focus of the project was the case of Fabian, an LGBTQI individual who was abducted, assaulted, and threatened with public exposure on January 19, 2024. With support from the Center for Social Group Development (CSGD), Fabian received legal representation and protective measures. When his identity was compromised in August, immediate action from CSGD and law enforcement ensured his safety and the integrity of the case. The trial concluded on January 13, 2025, with all three perpetrators convicted and sentenced to 15 years in prison. This outcome underscored the importance of timely i and more responsible institutional responses and advocacy in addressing hate crimes. Human Rightivism Conference and Advocacy: The Human Rightivism Conference in December 2024 brought together political representatives, civil society, and independent institutions, resulting in a collective commitment to uphold human rights in education, employment, and social integration, with a focus on prioritizing human dignity over political interests. The project also launched campaigns to combat anti-gender narratives and misinformation, partnering with media outlets and organizing workshops on inclusive education and anti-discrimination policies. Capacity Building for Civil Society: Enhancing the role of civil society in Kosovo by delivering tailored workshops that build their capacity to address human rights issues and advocate for justice, alongside supporting the development and institutional advancement of CSOs themselves No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12125-12125A0101 Sweden CDF will support local organizations to develop thematic and long term collaboration with other local CSOs and people of diverse backgrounds regardless of gender, disability, age, ethnicity, class, urban/rural, and socio-economic background to more effectively advocate for democratization of the society. The methods and approaches proposed in this Project are to begin democratic societal transformation through the human rights educational and cultural activities, followed by organic integration of cross-cutting issues such as gender and environment throughout three clusters of the project, followed by coalotions and networks between implementing CSOs and grassroots initiatives to oversee, document, and conduct strategic litigation to promote respect of human rights and sepcifically gender equality and environmental rights. The project ambition is to increase community motivation, restore confidence and trust through proactive citizens participation. CDF kommer att stötta lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer att utveckla tematiska och långsiktiga samarbeten med organisationer och personer med olika bakgrund – oavsett kön, funktionshinder, ålder, etnicitet, klass, stad/landsbygd, och socio-ekonomisk bakgrund – för att på ett mer effektivt och inkluderande sätt förespråka demokratisering av samhället. Den föreslagna metoden och tillvägagångssättet i det här projektet är demokratisk samhällsförändring genom utbildnings- och kulturaktiviteter med fokus på mänskliga rättigheter. Övergripande frågor såsom gender och klimat kommer att integreras genom alla tre delar av projektet. Koalitioner och nätverk kommer att bildas mellan de verkställande civilsamhällesorganisationerna och gräsrotsinitiativ för att övervaka, dokumentera samt genomföra strategiska rättsprocesser för att förespråka respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och specifikt jämställdhet och miljörelaterade rättigheter. Projektets ambition är att öka motivation i samhället och att återupprätta tillit och förtroende genom medborgares proaktiva deltagande. Project theory of change: Civil society organizations are empowered to address rights-based challenges of vulnerable and marginalized groups and play proactive role in documentation and strategic litigation for human rights. This intervention overall goal is to assist local CSOs in their work on empowering  communities, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, age, ability, education or ethnic background to debate and act for democracy and respect of human rights. Specific project objectives and expected results: 1. Local CSOs contribute to poverty reduction through creation of a critical mass of citizens to challenge patriarchal and traditional customs and norms that hampers vulnerable and marginalized communities to have access to power and voice, opportunities and choice.  2. Local CSOs in partnership with Ombudsperson's Institution and independent media outlets have active role in human rights strategic litigation for non-discrimination, participation and will advocate for improved transparency and accountability of public institutions.  3. Local environmental CSOs establishes thematic coalitions with community-based initiatives to improve advocacy and lobby on environmental rights and sustainability.      Sweden CDF/Community Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CDF/Community Development Fund 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 10000000 12000000 0 6000000 0 8000000 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 30000000 CDF/Community Development Fund 8000000 CDF/Community Development Fund 10000000 CDF/Community Development Fund 6000000 CDF/Community Development Fund 6000000 CDF/Community Development Fund Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more free and independent media Västra Balkan: Friare och mer oberoende media Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Västra Balkan: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Western Balkans: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Västra Balkan: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12125-12125A0102 Sweden CDF will support local organizations to develop thematic and long term collaboration with other local CSOs and people of diverse backgrounds regardless of gender, disability, age, ethnicity, class, urban/rural, and socio-economic background to more effectively advocate for democratization of the society. The methods and approaches proposed in this Project are to begin democratic societal transformation through the human rights educational and cultural activities, followed by organic integration of cross-cutting issues such as gender and environment throughout three clusters of the project, followed by coalotions and networks between implementing CSOs and grassroots initiatives to oversee, document, and conduct strategic litigation to promote respect of human rights and sepcifically gender equality and environmental rights. The project ambition is to increase community motivation, restore confidence and trust through proactive citizens participation. CDF kommer att stötta lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer att utveckla tematiska och långsiktiga samarbeten med organisationer och personer med olika bakgrund – oavsett kön, funktionshinder, ålder, etnicitet, klass, stad/landsbygd, och socio-ekonomisk bakgrund – för att på ett mer effektivt och inkluderande sätt förespråka demokratisering av samhället. Den föreslagna metoden och tillvägagångssättet i det här projektet är demokratisk samhällsförändring genom utbildnings- och kulturaktiviteter med fokus på mänskliga rättigheter. Övergripande frågor såsom gender och klimat kommer att integreras genom alla tre delar av projektet. Koalitioner och nätverk kommer att bildas mellan de verkställande civilsamhällesorganisationerna och gräsrotsinitiativ för att övervaka, dokumentera samt genomföra strategiska rättsprocesser för att förespråka respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och specifikt jämställdhet och miljörelaterade rättigheter. Projektets ambition är att öka motivation i samhället och att återupprätta tillit och förtroende genom medborgares proaktiva deltagande. Project theory of change: Civil society organizations are empowered to address rights-based challenges of vulnerable and marginalized groups and play proactive role in documentation and strategic litigation for human rights. This intervention overall goal is to assist local CSOs in their work on empowering  communities, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, age, ability, education or ethnic background to debate and act for democracy and respect of human rights. Specific project objectives and expected results: 1. Local CSOs contribute to poverty reduction through creation of a critical mass of citizens to challenge patriarchal and traditional customs and norms that hampers vulnerable and marginalized communities to have access to power and voice, opportunities and choice.  2. Local CSOs in partnership with Ombudsperson's Institution and independent media outlets have active role in human rights strategic litigation for non-discrimination, participation and will advocate for improved transparency and accountability of public institutions.  3. Local environmental CSOs establishes thematic coalitions with community-based initiatives to improve advocacy and lobby on environmental rights and sustainability.      Sweden CDF/Community Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CDF/Community Development Fund 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 8000000 8000000 CDF/Community Development Fund 8000000 CDF/Community Development Fund Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12125-12125A0103 Sweden CDF will support local organizations to develop thematic and long term collaboration with other local CSOs and people of diverse backgrounds regardless of gender, disability, age, ethnicity, class, urban/rural, and socio-economic background to more effectively advocate for democratization of the society. The methods and approaches proposed in this Project are to begin democratic societal transformation through the human rights educational and cultural activities, followed by organic integration of cross-cutting issues such as gender and environment throughout three clusters of the project, followed by coalotions and networks between implementing CSOs and grassroots initiatives to oversee, document, and conduct strategic litigation to promote respect of human rights and sepcifically gender equality and environmental rights. The project ambition is to increase community motivation, restore confidence and trust through proactive citizens participation. CDF kommer att stötta lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer att utveckla tematiska och långsiktiga samarbeten med organisationer och personer med olika bakgrund – oavsett kön, funktionshinder, ålder, etnicitet, klass, stad/landsbygd, och socio-ekonomisk bakgrund – för att på ett mer effektivt och inkluderande sätt förespråka demokratisering av samhället. Den föreslagna metoden och tillvägagångssättet i det här projektet är demokratisk samhällsförändring genom utbildnings- och kulturaktiviteter med fokus på mänskliga rättigheter. Övergripande frågor såsom gender och klimat kommer att integreras genom alla tre delar av projektet. Koalitioner och nätverk kommer att bildas mellan de verkställande civilsamhällesorganisationerna och gräsrotsinitiativ för att övervaka, dokumentera samt genomföra strategiska rättsprocesser för att förespråka respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och specifikt jämställdhet och miljörelaterade rättigheter. Projektets ambition är att öka motivation i samhället och att återupprätta tillit och förtroende genom medborgares proaktiva deltagande. Project theory of change: Civil society organizations are empowered to address rights-based challenges of vulnerable and marginalized groups and play proactive role in documentation and strategic litigation for human rights. This intervention overall goal is to assist local CSOs in their work on empowering  communities, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, age, ability, education or ethnic background to debate and act for democracy and respect of human rights. Specific project objectives and expected results: 1. Local CSOs contribute to poverty reduction through creation of a critical mass of citizens to challenge patriarchal and traditional customs and norms that hampers vulnerable and marginalized communities to have access to power and voice, opportunities and choice.  2. Local CSOs in partnership with Ombudsperson's Institution and independent media outlets have active role in human rights strategic litigation for non-discrimination, participation and will advocate for improved transparency and accountability of public institutions.  3. Local environmental CSOs establishes thematic coalitions with community-based initiatives to improve advocacy and lobby on environmental rights and sustainability.      Sweden CDF/Community Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CDF/Community Development Fund 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 16379000 15000000 -155604 11379000 0 15000000 -155604 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 31223396 CDF/Community Development Fund 11379000 CDF/Community Development Fund 5000000 CDF/Community Development Fund 15000000 CDF/Community Development Fund -155603.77 CDF/Community Development Fund Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12160 Sweden IAPRI emerged from the Food Security Research project (FSRP) that was running 1999-2011 jointly funded by Sida and the USAID. The project delivered good results but in order to enable a sustainable long-term institution for agricultural research and policy development, the research project was transformed into a locally registered agricultural policy Institute. Indaba Agricultural Policy Institute (IAPRI) was incorporated in October 2011 under the Companies Act of the Laws of Zambia and is a not for profit company (company limited by guarantee). IAPRI is owned by 10 key Zambian individuals and agricultural related institutions as Guarantors. The board of directors are drawn from the following key public and private sectors; the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) and Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock (MFL)), Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry (MCTI), Central Statistical Office (CSO), University of Zambia (UNZA), Institute for Economic and Social Research (INESOR), Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU), Grain Traders Association of Zambia (GTAZ), Agriculture Consultative Forum (ACF), and two independent individuals in the agricultural sector. IAPRI does not have organizational link to Europe and its operations is solely carried out in Zambia hence research and advocacy operations in the EU'S internal market is not affected and the operation is not deemed to present a risk of unauthorized state aid. At inception, IAPRI aspired to become a centre of agricultural policy research excellence, with a vision to have “A Zambia free of hunger, malnutrition and poverty through sustainable agricultural transformation”. The mission is “To provide evidence based policy solutions through high quality research and outreach activities for the transformation of Zambia’s agricultural sector to achieve sustainable broad based pro-poor growth”. IAPRI’s theory of change is anchored on its vision of seeing a Zambia free of hunger, malnutrition and poverty through sustainable agricultural transformation. The Institute will continue conducting several activities including evidence based research aimed at supporting and enhancing the policy dialogue processes and strengthening capacity among public and private stakeholders to effectively carry out agricultural policy research and outreach. Research processes are centred on key thematic areas which include market development and trade, agricultural diversification, agriculture, food security and nutrition, climate change and natural resources management, gender and youth in agriculture and emerging issues. The evidence produced through empirical research is disseminated through different outreach processes including meetings, infographics, documentaries, electronic and print media, twitter and many other fora to have a wider coverage and influence the agricultural policy discussions and decisions in the public and private sector. By doing so, IAPRI influences the public to use its empirical analysis outputs, improve the quality of policy debates and decisions as well as the general governance of the agricultural sector. IAPRI will further continue supporting the development and strengthening of research and outreach technical capacity among stakeholders through the provision of trainings, masters scholarships and internship. All these processes ultimately will help the Institute contribute to efforts of reducing hunger, malnutrition and poverty which are enshrined in its vision. IAPRI har utvecklats från ett forskningsprojekt för livsmedelssäkerhet som pågick 1999-2011, med stöd från Sida och USAID. Projektet gav goda resultat, men för att möjliggöra långsiktigt hållbar forsknings-och policyutveckling på jordbruksområdet, omvandlades projektet till ett zambiskt jordbruksforskningsinstitut. IAPRI bildades 2011 som ett icke-vinstdrivande företag (private company limited by guarantee). Styrelsen är sammansatt av representanter för ministerier, myndigheter, universitet och branchorganisationer, (Ministry of Agriculture (MoA), Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock (MFL), Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry (MCTI), Central Statistical Office (CSO), University of Zambia (UNZA), Institute for Economic and Social Research (INESOR), Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU), Grain Traders Association of Zambia (GTAZ), Agriculture Consultative Forum (ACF), samt två individuella oberoende jordbruksexperter. IAPRI har ingen organisatorisk anknytning till Europa, och institutets verksamhet bedrivs bara i Zambia, så policy- och påverkansarbete inom EUs interna maknad påverkas inte. Stödet till IAPRI bedöms därmed inte medföra någon risk för otillåtet statsstöd. IAPRI har sedan starten strävat efter att bli ett Center of Excellence för forskning och policyutveckling inom jordbrukssektorn, med en vision att Zambia ska avskaffa hunger och undernäring genom hållbara jordbruksmetoder. IAPRI syftar till att erbjuda evidensbaserade policyrekommendationer baserade på högkvalitativ forskning och påverkansarbete för att förändra Zambias jordbrukssektor mot hållbar tillväxt som inkluderar fattiga människor. Det övergripande målet för IAPRIs policy- och analysarbete och påverkansarbete är att identifiera policies och investeringar som effektivt stimulerar en inkluderande ekonomisk tillväxt och fattigdomsbekämpning. Detta ska nås genom aktiviteter inom tre kärnområden: 1) Genomföra tillförlitlig och oberoende forskning av hög kvalitet, vad gäller jordbruks-, livsmedel- och naturressursrelaterade policyfrågor, i Zambia och regionalt i södra Afrika. 2) Påverkansarbete för att integrera forskningsresultat i nationella, regionala och internationella program och strategier för att uppnå hållbara jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och tryggar livsmedelsförsörjningen och minskar fattigdomen i Zambia. 3) Stöd till att utveckla och stärka kapaciteten för policyforskning, analys, och påverkansabete hos IAPRIs medlemsorganisationer. Den halvtidsutvärdering som gjordes 2015 visade att IAPRI har etablerats som Zambias ledande aktör när det gäller policyutveckling och forskning inom jordbrukssektorn. Utvärderingen visade också att IAPRI leverat resultat utöver vad som förväntats och avtalats med ambassaden. IAPRI har tagit fram en strategisk plan för 2017-2022 som indelas fyra centrala delar/pelare: Pelare I – Forskning och policyutveckling: Detta område fokuserar på att integrera forskningsresultat i nationell policyformulering och genomförande, för att främja privata och offentliga investeringar i jordbruks- och livsmedelssektorn för att minska risker och sårbarhet för hunger och undernäring. Pelare II – Påverkansarbete och samverkan: Inom detta område kommer IAPRI fortsätta stärka sitt påverkansarbete, informations- och kunskapsspridning till olika samhällsaktörer och allmänheten. Pelare III – Finansiell hållbarhet: Detta område inriktas på att skapa förutsättningar och resurser resurser inom IAPRI för att säkerställa institutionens fortlevnad på längre sikt. Pelare IV – Styrning; Detta område inriktas på IAPRIs verksamhet och organisationen, för att säkerställa IAPRIs effektivitet och kvalitet. IAPRIs förändringsteori är baserad på visionen om ett Zambia utan hunger, undernäring och fattigdom, genom att utveckla hållbara jordbrukssystem. IAPRI kommer genomföra ett flertal aktiviteter med evidensbaserad forskning inriktad på att stödja och förstärka policydialog och processer, och stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga och privata aktörer för att effektivt utföra policyrelaterad jordbruksforskning och påverkansarbete. Forskningsprocesser koncentreras på tematiska nyckelfrågor som marknadsutveckling och handel, diversifierat jordbruk, livsmedelssäkerhet och nutrition, klimat och naturresursförvaltning, jämställdhets- och ungdomsfrågor inom jordburk. Evidens och resultat som tas fram genom empirisk forskning delas genom olika insatser för kunskaps- och informationsspridning – möten, tryckt och digitalt informationsmaterial, dokumentärfilmer, twitter och andra sociala medier, för att brett nå ut till och påverka diskussioner och beslut om jordbruks policy inom offentlig och privat sektor. Därmed möjliggör IAPRI användandet av forskningsresultat som underlag för den allmänna debatten och politiska ock ekonomiska beslut, och därmed den övergripande styrningen av jordbrukssektorn. IAPRI kommer också fortsätta stärka kapaciteten för forskning, policyutveckling och påverkansarbete hos olika samhällsaktörer, genom att erbjuda utbildningar, stipendier och praktikplatser. Allt detta sammantaget förväntas medverka till att institutet bidrar till ansträngningar att avskaffa hunger, undernäring och fattigdom. För att lyckas med målsättningen har IAPRI föreslaget en total budget på 154 miljoner kronor, för att bidra till att genomföra den strategiska planen från 2017-2022. Budgeten fördelas huvudsakligen på löner/ersättningar (40 %), allmänna driftskostnader, exemeplvis forskning, (ca 57 %) och investeringar (3 %). Hållbarhetsfrågor är mycket viktiga. Dock är upplägget vad gäller IAPRIs Business Development Unit (BDU) fortfarande under utveckling och delar av vinsten är planerad att gå till investeringar i byggnader och annat. Det bedömdes därför svårt för Sverige att ge stöd till detta. Det tidigare kärnstödet har därför omvandlats till ett programstöd där svenska medel går alla pelarna i den strategiska planen, förutom pelare III som handlar om finansiell hållbarhet. Sverige kommer emellertid prioritera dialogen kring hållbarhet och ge stöd till IAPRI i dessa frågor. Av den totala budgeten förväntas ca 116 miljoner kronor komma från USAID, DfID genom organisationen KIVU och interna resurser. Budgeten är för IAPRIs egen verksamhet, inga medel kommer att vidareförmedlas Ambassaden har diskuterat budgeten ingående med IAPRI, särskilt ersättningsnivåerna för IAPRIS ledning och personal. IAPRIs styrelse har därefter gjort en översyn av ersättningsnivåerna och avser att sänka dessa för vissa funktioner. Ambassaden bedömer att styrelsens åtgärder är lämpliga. De nya ersättningsnivåerna och justeringarna har inkluderats som avtalsvillkor This project was initially supposed to be for the period 1 November 2018 to 31 December, 2022 and was later extended by two years to April 2025. IAPRIs overall goal is to identify policies and investments in the agricultural sector that can stimulate inclusive economic growth and poverty reduction. In order to achieve this goal, Sida supported IAPRI to work through three core operational activities: 1) Producing trusted, impartial, and high quality research on agricultural, food and natural resource policy issues in Zambia and the wider Southern Africa region 2) Integrating research findings into national, regional, and international programs and policy strategies to promote sustainable agricultural growth and reduce hunger and poverty in Zambia 3) Supporting the development and strengthening of capacity for policy research, analysis and outreach of public and private institutions in Zambia. In 2023, the Embassy granted an extension to IAPRI with a reduced level of ambition. The aim of the extension was to achieve increased production and productivity using three key projects of improving capacity of stakeholders in climate change financing and its key challenges piloting the Our Future Farmer Know Your Soil (FKYS) Campaign and Enhanced Evidence Based Policy Making through Generation of Knowledge and Evidence. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Agricultural policy and administrative management Agricultural development Agriculture IAPRIs theory of change during the 2018 to 2022 period was that the agriculture sector can be transformed by addressing policy bottlenecks regarding 1) Climate Change and Natural Resources Management 2) Agriculture Food Security and Nutrition 3) Agriculture Diversification 4) Agricultural Markets and Trade Development and 5) Gender and Youth. Activities were implemented through a combination of research, capacity building, and policy influence, supported by outreach and alliance building. During the 20232024 period, the focus was narrowed to climate change and farmer soil health, aligning with Zambia's broader agricultural transformation goals. The Institute worked across five thematic areas namely, climate change food security and nutrition diversification markets and trade and gender and youth while engaging key government ministries, parliamentary committees, regional and international partners to influence policy and promote inclusive, climate resilient agricultural growth. Between 2018 and 2022, IAPRI played a pivotal role in shaping Zambia's agricultural policy through rigorous research, strategic partnerships, and grassroots engagement. The Institute consistently produced high quality, evidence based results completing over 85% of its planned research and outreach activities each year. The Institute's demand driven research informed government's response to emerging policy needs. Highlights included influential policy papers, such as the one on Zambia's Strategic Grain Reserve, and major surveys like the 2019 Rural Agricultural Livelihood Survey (RALS). IAPRI also launched the Grassroots Outreach Programme to connect with local stakeholders and expanded its training initiatives to build technical capacity in areas like GIS, data analysis, and gender integration in research. The Sustainable Food Systems Transformation Evidence to Action component of the Project achieved 79% of its planned activities over two years. Led by IAPRI, the project focused on climate change, agricultural policy, and farmer outreach. It produced 12 research publications, conducted 20 engagements, and reached over 5,000 farmers through media. Notable outcomes included the development of a climate finance toolkit used to train government staff, soil testing and agronomic support for nearly 1,600 farmers, and contributions to national policy discussions on drought response, agricultural marketing, and budget planning. The Zambian Climate Finance Toolkit, was designed to strengthen the capacity of government institutions in managing and accessing climate finance. It served as a practical guide for training 17 government staff from the Multi-Sectoral Working Group (MSWG) on climate change. The toolkit includes methodologies for identifying climate finance opportunities, aligning national agricultural and environmental priorities with international funding mechanisms, and improving reporting and accountability in climate related investments. It was a key component in enhancing Zambia's readiness to implement the Comprehensive African Climate Change Initiative (CACCI), and it supported evidence based decision making in climate policy and budgeting processes. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12160-12160A0101 Sweden IAPRI emerged from the Food Security Research project (FSRP) that was running 1999-2011 jointly funded by Sida and the USAID. The project delivered good results but in order to enable a sustainable long-term institution for agricultural research and policy development, the research project was transformed into a locally registered agricultural policy Institute. Indaba Agricultural Policy Institute (IAPRI) was incorporated in October 2011 under the Companies Act of the Laws of Zambia and is a not for profit company (company limited by guarantee). IAPRI is owned by 10 key Zambian individuals and agricultural related institutions as Guarantors. The board of directors are drawn from the following key public and private sectors; the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) and Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock (MFL)), Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry (MCTI), Central Statistical Office (CSO), University of Zambia (UNZA), Institute for Economic and Social Research (INESOR), Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU), Grain Traders Association of Zambia (GTAZ), Agriculture Consultative Forum (ACF), and two independent individuals in the agricultural sector. IAPRI does not have organizational link to Europe and its operations is solely carried out in Zambia hence research and advocacy operations in the EU'S internal market is not affected and the operation is not deemed to present a risk of unauthorized state aid. At inception, IAPRI aspired to become a centre of agricultural policy research excellence, with a vision to have “A Zambia free of hunger, malnutrition and poverty through sustainable agricultural transformation”. The mission is “To provide evidence based policy solutions through high quality research and outreach activities for the transformation of Zambia’s agricultural sector to achieve sustainable broad based pro-poor growth”. IAPRI’s theory of change is anchored on its vision of seeing a Zambia free of hunger, malnutrition and poverty through sustainable agricultural transformation. The Institute will continue conducting several activities including evidence based research aimed at supporting and enhancing the policy dialogue processes and strengthening capacity among public and private stakeholders to effectively carry out agricultural policy research and outreach. Research processes are centred on key thematic areas which include market development and trade, agricultural diversification, agriculture, food security and nutrition, climate change and natural resources management, gender and youth in agriculture and emerging issues. The evidence produced through empirical research is disseminated through different outreach processes including meetings, infographics, documentaries, electronic and print media, twitter and many other fora to have a wider coverage and influence the agricultural policy discussions and decisions in the public and private sector. By doing so, IAPRI influences the public to use its empirical analysis outputs, improve the quality of policy debates and decisions as well as the general governance of the agricultural sector. IAPRI will further continue supporting the development and strengthening of research and outreach technical capacity among stakeholders through the provision of trainings, masters scholarships and internship. All these processes ultimately will help the Institute contribute to efforts of reducing hunger, malnutrition and poverty which are enshrined in its vision. IAPRI har utvecklats från ett forskningsprojekt för livsmedelssäkerhet som pågick 1999-2011, med stöd från Sida och USAID. Projektet gav goda resultat, men för att möjliggöra långsiktigt hållbar forsknings-och policyutveckling på jordbruksområdet, omvandlades projektet till ett zambiskt jordbruksforskningsinstitut. IAPRI bildades 2011 som ett icke-vinstdrivande företag (private company limited by guarantee). Styrelsen är sammansatt av representanter för ministerier, myndigheter, universitet och branchorganisationer, (Ministry of Agriculture (MoA), Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock (MFL), Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry (MCTI), Central Statistical Office (CSO), University of Zambia (UNZA), Institute for Economic and Social Research (INESOR), Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU), Grain Traders Association of Zambia (GTAZ), Agriculture Consultative Forum (ACF), samt två individuella oberoende jordbruksexperter. IAPRI har ingen organisatorisk anknytning till Europa, och institutets verksamhet bedrivs bara i Zambia, så policy- och påverkansarbete inom EUs interna maknad påverkas inte. Stödet till IAPRI bedöms därmed inte medföra någon risk för otillåtet statsstöd. IAPRI har sedan starten strävat efter att bli ett Center of Excellence för forskning och policyutveckling inom jordbrukssektorn, med en vision att Zambia ska avskaffa hunger och undernäring genom hållbara jordbruksmetoder. IAPRI syftar till att erbjuda evidensbaserade policyrekommendationer baserade på högkvalitativ forskning och påverkansarbete för att förändra Zambias jordbrukssektor mot hållbar tillväxt som inkluderar fattiga människor. Det övergripande målet för IAPRIs policy- och analysarbete och påverkansarbete är att identifiera policies och investeringar som effektivt stimulerar en inkluderande ekonomisk tillväxt och fattigdomsbekämpning. Detta ska nås genom aktiviteter inom tre kärnområden: 1) Genomföra tillförlitlig och oberoende forskning av hög kvalitet, vad gäller jordbruks-, livsmedel- och naturressursrelaterade policyfrågor, i Zambia och regionalt i södra Afrika. 2) Påverkansarbete för att integrera forskningsresultat i nationella, regionala och internationella program och strategier för att uppnå hållbara jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och tryggar livsmedelsförsörjningen och minskar fattigdomen i Zambia. 3) Stöd till att utveckla och stärka kapaciteten för policyforskning, analys, och påverkansabete hos IAPRIs medlemsorganisationer. Den halvtidsutvärdering som gjordes 2015 visade att IAPRI har etablerats som Zambias ledande aktör när det gäller policyutveckling och forskning inom jordbrukssektorn. Utvärderingen visade också att IAPRI leverat resultat utöver vad som förväntats och avtalats med ambassaden. IAPRI har tagit fram en strategisk plan för 2017-2022 som indelas fyra centrala delar/pelare: Pelare I – Forskning och policyutveckling: Detta område fokuserar på att integrera forskningsresultat i nationell policyformulering och genomförande, för att främja privata och offentliga investeringar i jordbruks- och livsmedelssektorn för att minska risker och sårbarhet för hunger och undernäring. Pelare II – Påverkansarbete och samverkan: Inom detta område kommer IAPRI fortsätta stärka sitt påverkansarbete, informations- och kunskapsspridning till olika samhällsaktörer och allmänheten. Pelare III – Finansiell hållbarhet: Detta område inriktas på att skapa förutsättningar och resurser resurser inom IAPRI för att säkerställa institutionens fortlevnad på längre sikt. Pelare IV – Styrning; Detta område inriktas på IAPRIs verksamhet och organisationen, för att säkerställa IAPRIs effektivitet och kvalitet. IAPRIs förändringsteori är baserad på visionen om ett Zambia utan hunger, undernäring och fattigdom, genom att utveckla hållbara jordbrukssystem. IAPRI kommer genomföra ett flertal aktiviteter med evidensbaserad forskning inriktad på att stödja och förstärka policydialog och processer, och stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga och privata aktörer för att effektivt utföra policyrelaterad jordbruksforskning och påverkansarbete. Forskningsprocesser koncentreras på tematiska nyckelfrågor som marknadsutveckling och handel, diversifierat jordbruk, livsmedelssäkerhet och nutrition, klimat och naturresursförvaltning, jämställdhets- och ungdomsfrågor inom jordburk. Evidens och resultat som tas fram genom empirisk forskning delas genom olika insatser för kunskaps- och informationsspridning – möten, tryckt och digitalt informationsmaterial, dokumentärfilmer, twitter och andra sociala medier, för att brett nå ut till och påverka diskussioner och beslut om jordbruks policy inom offentlig och privat sektor. Därmed möjliggör IAPRI användandet av forskningsresultat som underlag för den allmänna debatten och politiska ock ekonomiska beslut, och därmed den övergripande styrningen av jordbrukssektorn. IAPRI kommer också fortsätta stärka kapaciteten för forskning, policyutveckling och påverkansarbete hos olika samhällsaktörer, genom att erbjuda utbildningar, stipendier och praktikplatser. Allt detta sammantaget förväntas medverka till att institutet bidrar till ansträngningar att avskaffa hunger, undernäring och fattigdom. För att lyckas med målsättningen har IAPRI föreslaget en total budget på 154 miljoner kronor, för att bidra till att genomföra den strategiska planen från 2017-2022. Budgeten fördelas huvudsakligen på löner/ersättningar (40 %), allmänna driftskostnader, exemeplvis forskning, (ca 57 %) och investeringar (3 %). Hållbarhetsfrågor är mycket viktiga. Dock är upplägget vad gäller IAPRIs Business Development Unit (BDU) fortfarande under utveckling och delar av vinsten är planerad att gå till investeringar i byggnader och annat. Det bedömdes därför svårt för Sverige att ge stöd till detta. Det tidigare kärnstödet har därför omvandlats till ett programstöd där svenska medel går alla pelarna i den strategiska planen, förutom pelare III som handlar om finansiell hållbarhet. Sverige kommer emellertid prioritera dialogen kring hållbarhet och ge stöd till IAPRI i dessa frågor. Av den totala budgeten förväntas ca 116 miljoner kronor komma från USAID, DfID genom organisationen KIVU och interna resurser. Budgeten är för IAPRIs egen verksamhet, inga medel kommer att vidareförmedlas Ambassaden har diskuterat budgeten ingående med IAPRI, särskilt ersättningsnivåerna för IAPRIS ledning och personal. IAPRIs styrelse har därefter gjort en översyn av ersättningsnivåerna och avser att sänka dessa för vissa funktioner. Ambassaden bedömer att styrelsens åtgärder är lämpliga. De nya ersättningsnivåerna och justeringarna har inkluderats som avtalsvillkor This project was initially supposed to be for the period 1 November 2018 to 31 December, 2022 and was later extended by two years to April 2025. IAPRIs overall goal is to identify policies and investments in the agricultural sector that can stimulate inclusive economic growth and poverty reduction. In order to achieve this goal, Sida supported IAPRI to work through three core operational activities: 1) Producing trusted, impartial, and high quality research on agricultural, food and natural resource policy issues in Zambia and the wider Southern Africa region 2) Integrating research findings into national, regional, and international programs and policy strategies to promote sustainable agricultural growth and reduce hunger and poverty in Zambia 3) Supporting the development and strengthening of capacity for policy research, analysis and outreach of public and private institutions in Zambia. In 2023, the Embassy granted an extension to IAPRI with a reduced level of ambition. The aim of the extension was to achieve increased production and productivity using three key projects of improving capacity of stakeholders in climate change financing and its key challenges piloting the Our Future Farmer Know Your Soil (FKYS) Campaign and Enhanced Evidence Based Policy Making through Generation of Knowledge and Evidence. Sweden IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 14000000 7000000 7000000 7000000 5000000 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 3500000 3500000 10500000 0 3500000 3500000 3500000 2000000 3000000 3500000 3500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 43000000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 3000000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 10500000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 3500000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 3500000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 3500000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 3500000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 3500000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 3500000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 3500000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 3000000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 2000000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning, med fokus på produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning, med fokus på produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och ungdomar. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Ökad kapacitet att bedriva hållbar handel, tillgång till marknader och värdekedjor för småskaliga lantbrukare, entreprenörer och företag. Ökad kapacitet att bedriva hållbar handel, tillgång till marknader och värdekedjor för småskaliga lantbrukare, entreprenörer och företag. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12160-12160A0102 Sweden IAPRI emerged from the Food Security Research project (FSRP) that was running 1999-2011 jointly funded by Sida and the USAID. The project delivered good results but in order to enable a sustainable long-term institution for agricultural research and policy development, the research project was transformed into a locally registered agricultural policy Institute. Indaba Agricultural Policy Institute (IAPRI) was incorporated in October 2011 under the Companies Act of the Laws of Zambia and is a not for profit company (company limited by guarantee). IAPRI is owned by 10 key Zambian individuals and agricultural related institutions as Guarantors. The board of directors are drawn from the following key public and private sectors; the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) and Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock (MFL)), Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry (MCTI), Central Statistical Office (CSO), University of Zambia (UNZA), Institute for Economic and Social Research (INESOR), Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU), Grain Traders Association of Zambia (GTAZ), Agriculture Consultative Forum (ACF), and two independent individuals in the agricultural sector. IAPRI does not have organizational link to Europe and its operations is solely carried out in Zambia hence research and advocacy operations in the EU'S internal market is not affected and the operation is not deemed to present a risk of unauthorized state aid. At inception, IAPRI aspired to become a centre of agricultural policy research excellence, with a vision to have “A Zambia free of hunger, malnutrition and poverty through sustainable agricultural transformation”. The mission is “To provide evidence based policy solutions through high quality research and outreach activities for the transformation of Zambia’s agricultural sector to achieve sustainable broad based pro-poor growth”. IAPRI’s theory of change is anchored on its vision of seeing a Zambia free of hunger, malnutrition and poverty through sustainable agricultural transformation. The Institute will continue conducting several activities including evidence based research aimed at supporting and enhancing the policy dialogue processes and strengthening capacity among public and private stakeholders to effectively carry out agricultural policy research and outreach. Research processes are centred on key thematic areas which include market development and trade, agricultural diversification, agriculture, food security and nutrition, climate change and natural resources management, gender and youth in agriculture and emerging issues. The evidence produced through empirical research is disseminated through different outreach processes including meetings, infographics, documentaries, electronic and print media, twitter and many other fora to have a wider coverage and influence the agricultural policy discussions and decisions in the public and private sector. By doing so, IAPRI influences the public to use its empirical analysis outputs, improve the quality of policy debates and decisions as well as the general governance of the agricultural sector. IAPRI will further continue supporting the development and strengthening of research and outreach technical capacity among stakeholders through the provision of trainings, masters scholarships and internship. All these processes ultimately will help the Institute contribute to efforts of reducing hunger, malnutrition and poverty which are enshrined in its vision. IAPRI har utvecklats från ett forskningsprojekt för livsmedelssäkerhet som pågick 1999-2011, med stöd från Sida och USAID. Projektet gav goda resultat, men för att möjliggöra långsiktigt hållbar forsknings-och policyutveckling på jordbruksområdet, omvandlades projektet till ett zambiskt jordbruksforskningsinstitut. IAPRI bildades 2011 som ett icke-vinstdrivande företag (private company limited by guarantee). Styrelsen är sammansatt av representanter för ministerier, myndigheter, universitet och branchorganisationer, (Ministry of Agriculture (MoA), Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock (MFL), Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry (MCTI), Central Statistical Office (CSO), University of Zambia (UNZA), Institute for Economic and Social Research (INESOR), Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU), Grain Traders Association of Zambia (GTAZ), Agriculture Consultative Forum (ACF), samt två individuella oberoende jordbruksexperter. IAPRI har ingen organisatorisk anknytning till Europa, och institutets verksamhet bedrivs bara i Zambia, så policy- och påverkansarbete inom EUs interna maknad påverkas inte. Stödet till IAPRI bedöms därmed inte medföra någon risk för otillåtet statsstöd. IAPRI har sedan starten strävat efter att bli ett Center of Excellence för forskning och policyutveckling inom jordbrukssektorn, med en vision att Zambia ska avskaffa hunger och undernäring genom hållbara jordbruksmetoder. IAPRI syftar till att erbjuda evidensbaserade policyrekommendationer baserade på högkvalitativ forskning och påverkansarbete för att förändra Zambias jordbrukssektor mot hållbar tillväxt som inkluderar fattiga människor. Det övergripande målet för IAPRIs policy- och analysarbete och påverkansarbete är att identifiera policies och investeringar som effektivt stimulerar en inkluderande ekonomisk tillväxt och fattigdomsbekämpning. Detta ska nås genom aktiviteter inom tre kärnområden: 1) Genomföra tillförlitlig och oberoende forskning av hög kvalitet, vad gäller jordbruks-, livsmedel- och naturressursrelaterade policyfrågor, i Zambia och regionalt i södra Afrika. 2) Påverkansarbete för att integrera forskningsresultat i nationella, regionala och internationella program och strategier för att uppnå hållbara jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och tryggar livsmedelsförsörjningen och minskar fattigdomen i Zambia. 3) Stöd till att utveckla och stärka kapaciteten för policyforskning, analys, och påverkansabete hos IAPRIs medlemsorganisationer. Den halvtidsutvärdering som gjordes 2015 visade att IAPRI har etablerats som Zambias ledande aktör när det gäller policyutveckling och forskning inom jordbrukssektorn. Utvärderingen visade också att IAPRI leverat resultat utöver vad som förväntats och avtalats med ambassaden. IAPRI har tagit fram en strategisk plan för 2017-2022 som indelas fyra centrala delar/pelare: Pelare I – Forskning och policyutveckling: Detta område fokuserar på att integrera forskningsresultat i nationell policyformulering och genomförande, för att främja privata och offentliga investeringar i jordbruks- och livsmedelssektorn för att minska risker och sårbarhet för hunger och undernäring. Pelare II – Påverkansarbete och samverkan: Inom detta område kommer IAPRI fortsätta stärka sitt påverkansarbete, informations- och kunskapsspridning till olika samhällsaktörer och allmänheten. Pelare III – Finansiell hållbarhet: Detta område inriktas på att skapa förutsättningar och resurser resurser inom IAPRI för att säkerställa institutionens fortlevnad på längre sikt. Pelare IV – Styrning; Detta område inriktas på IAPRIs verksamhet och organisationen, för att säkerställa IAPRIs effektivitet och kvalitet. IAPRIs förändringsteori är baserad på visionen om ett Zambia utan hunger, undernäring och fattigdom, genom att utveckla hållbara jordbrukssystem. IAPRI kommer genomföra ett flertal aktiviteter med evidensbaserad forskning inriktad på att stödja och förstärka policydialog och processer, och stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga och privata aktörer för att effektivt utföra policyrelaterad jordbruksforskning och påverkansarbete. Forskningsprocesser koncentreras på tematiska nyckelfrågor som marknadsutveckling och handel, diversifierat jordbruk, livsmedelssäkerhet och nutrition, klimat och naturresursförvaltning, jämställdhets- och ungdomsfrågor inom jordburk. Evidens och resultat som tas fram genom empirisk forskning delas genom olika insatser för kunskaps- och informationsspridning – möten, tryckt och digitalt informationsmaterial, dokumentärfilmer, twitter och andra sociala medier, för att brett nå ut till och påverka diskussioner och beslut om jordbruks policy inom offentlig och privat sektor. Därmed möjliggör IAPRI användandet av forskningsresultat som underlag för den allmänna debatten och politiska ock ekonomiska beslut, och därmed den övergripande styrningen av jordbrukssektorn. IAPRI kommer också fortsätta stärka kapaciteten för forskning, policyutveckling och påverkansarbete hos olika samhällsaktörer, genom att erbjuda utbildningar, stipendier och praktikplatser. Allt detta sammantaget förväntas medverka till att institutet bidrar till ansträngningar att avskaffa hunger, undernäring och fattigdom. För att lyckas med målsättningen har IAPRI föreslaget en total budget på 154 miljoner kronor, för att bidra till att genomföra den strategiska planen från 2017-2022. Budgeten fördelas huvudsakligen på löner/ersättningar (40 %), allmänna driftskostnader, exemeplvis forskning, (ca 57 %) och investeringar (3 %). Hållbarhetsfrågor är mycket viktiga. Dock är upplägget vad gäller IAPRIs Business Development Unit (BDU) fortfarande under utveckling och delar av vinsten är planerad att gå till investeringar i byggnader och annat. Det bedömdes därför svårt för Sverige att ge stöd till detta. Det tidigare kärnstödet har därför omvandlats till ett programstöd där svenska medel går alla pelarna i den strategiska planen, förutom pelare III som handlar om finansiell hållbarhet. Sverige kommer emellertid prioritera dialogen kring hållbarhet och ge stöd till IAPRI i dessa frågor. Av den totala budgeten förväntas ca 116 miljoner kronor komma från USAID, DfID genom organisationen KIVU och interna resurser. Budgeten är för IAPRIs egen verksamhet, inga medel kommer att vidareförmedlas Ambassaden har diskuterat budgeten ingående med IAPRI, särskilt ersättningsnivåerna för IAPRIS ledning och personal. IAPRIs styrelse har därefter gjort en översyn av ersättningsnivåerna och avser att sänka dessa för vissa funktioner. Ambassaden bedömer att styrelsens åtgärder är lämpliga. De nya ersättningsnivåerna och justeringarna har inkluderats som avtalsvillkor This project was initially supposed to be for the period 1 November 2018 to 31 December, 2022 and was later extended by two years to April 2025. IAPRIs overall goal is to identify policies and investments in the agricultural sector that can stimulate inclusive economic growth and poverty reduction. In order to achieve this goal, Sida supported IAPRI to work through three core operational activities: 1) Producing trusted, impartial, and high quality research on agricultural, food and natural resource policy issues in Zambia and the wider Southern Africa region 2) Integrating research findings into national, regional, and international programs and policy strategies to promote sustainable agricultural growth and reduce hunger and poverty in Zambia 3) Supporting the development and strengthening of capacity for policy research, analysis and outreach of public and private institutions in Zambia. In 2023, the Embassy granted an extension to IAPRI with a reduced level of ambition. The aim of the extension was to achieve increased production and productivity using three key projects of improving capacity of stakeholders in climate change financing and its key challenges piloting the Our Future Farmer Know Your Soil (FKYS) Campaign and Enhanced Evidence Based Policy Making through Generation of Knowledge and Evidence. Sweden IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 2.c - Adopt measures to ensure the proper functioning of food commodity markets and their derivatives and facilitate timely access to market information, including on food reserves, in order to help limit extreme food price volatility. 2.c - Vidta åtgärder för att säkerställa väl fungerande marknader och derivatmarknader för jordbruksråvaror. Underlätta tillgången till aktuell marknadsinformation, inklusive om livsmedelsreserver, i syfte att bidra till att begränsa extrema svängningar i livsmedelspriser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 762276 0 0 0 0 762276 762276 NIRAS Sweden AB 762275.7 NIRAS Sweden AB Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12160-12160A0103 Sweden IAPRI emerged from the Food Security Research project (FSRP) that was running 1999-2011 jointly funded by Sida and the USAID. The project delivered good results but in order to enable a sustainable long-term institution for agricultural research and policy development, the research project was transformed into a locally registered agricultural policy Institute. Indaba Agricultural Policy Institute (IAPRI) was incorporated in October 2011 under the Companies Act of the Laws of Zambia and is a not for profit company (company limited by guarantee). IAPRI is owned by 10 key Zambian individuals and agricultural related institutions as Guarantors. The board of directors are drawn from the following key public and private sectors; the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) and Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock (MFL)), Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry (MCTI), Central Statistical Office (CSO), University of Zambia (UNZA), Institute for Economic and Social Research (INESOR), Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU), Grain Traders Association of Zambia (GTAZ), Agriculture Consultative Forum (ACF), and two independent individuals in the agricultural sector. IAPRI does not have organizational link to Europe and its operations is solely carried out in Zambia hence research and advocacy operations in the EU'S internal market is not affected and the operation is not deemed to present a risk of unauthorized state aid. At inception, IAPRI aspired to become a centre of agricultural policy research excellence, with a vision to have “A Zambia free of hunger, malnutrition and poverty through sustainable agricultural transformation”. The mission is “To provide evidence based policy solutions through high quality research and outreach activities for the transformation of Zambia’s agricultural sector to achieve sustainable broad based pro-poor growth”. IAPRI’s theory of change is anchored on its vision of seeing a Zambia free of hunger, malnutrition and poverty through sustainable agricultural transformation. The Institute will continue conducting several activities including evidence based research aimed at supporting and enhancing the policy dialogue processes and strengthening capacity among public and private stakeholders to effectively carry out agricultural policy research and outreach. Research processes are centred on key thematic areas which include market development and trade, agricultural diversification, agriculture, food security and nutrition, climate change and natural resources management, gender and youth in agriculture and emerging issues. The evidence produced through empirical research is disseminated through different outreach processes including meetings, infographics, documentaries, electronic and print media, twitter and many other fora to have a wider coverage and influence the agricultural policy discussions and decisions in the public and private sector. By doing so, IAPRI influences the public to use its empirical analysis outputs, improve the quality of policy debates and decisions as well as the general governance of the agricultural sector. IAPRI will further continue supporting the development and strengthening of research and outreach technical capacity among stakeholders through the provision of trainings, masters scholarships and internship. All these processes ultimately will help the Institute contribute to efforts of reducing hunger, malnutrition and poverty which are enshrined in its vision. IAPRI har utvecklats från ett forskningsprojekt för livsmedelssäkerhet som pågick 1999-2011, med stöd från Sida och USAID. Projektet gav goda resultat, men för att möjliggöra långsiktigt hållbar forsknings-och policyutveckling på jordbruksområdet, omvandlades projektet till ett zambiskt jordbruksforskningsinstitut. IAPRI bildades 2011 som ett icke-vinstdrivande företag (private company limited by guarantee). Styrelsen är sammansatt av representanter för ministerier, myndigheter, universitet och branchorganisationer, (Ministry of Agriculture (MoA), Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock (MFL), Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry (MCTI), Central Statistical Office (CSO), University of Zambia (UNZA), Institute for Economic and Social Research (INESOR), Zambia National Farmers Union (ZNFU), Grain Traders Association of Zambia (GTAZ), Agriculture Consultative Forum (ACF), samt två individuella oberoende jordbruksexperter. IAPRI har ingen organisatorisk anknytning till Europa, och institutets verksamhet bedrivs bara i Zambia, så policy- och påverkansarbete inom EUs interna maknad påverkas inte. Stödet till IAPRI bedöms därmed inte medföra någon risk för otillåtet statsstöd. IAPRI har sedan starten strävat efter att bli ett Center of Excellence för forskning och policyutveckling inom jordbrukssektorn, med en vision att Zambia ska avskaffa hunger och undernäring genom hållbara jordbruksmetoder. IAPRI syftar till att erbjuda evidensbaserade policyrekommendationer baserade på högkvalitativ forskning och påverkansarbete för att förändra Zambias jordbrukssektor mot hållbar tillväxt som inkluderar fattiga människor. Det övergripande målet för IAPRIs policy- och analysarbete och påverkansarbete är att identifiera policies och investeringar som effektivt stimulerar en inkluderande ekonomisk tillväxt och fattigdomsbekämpning. Detta ska nås genom aktiviteter inom tre kärnområden: 1) Genomföra tillförlitlig och oberoende forskning av hög kvalitet, vad gäller jordbruks-, livsmedel- och naturressursrelaterade policyfrågor, i Zambia och regionalt i södra Afrika. 2) Påverkansarbete för att integrera forskningsresultat i nationella, regionala och internationella program och strategier för att uppnå hållbara jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och tryggar livsmedelsförsörjningen och minskar fattigdomen i Zambia. 3) Stöd till att utveckla och stärka kapaciteten för policyforskning, analys, och påverkansabete hos IAPRIs medlemsorganisationer. Den halvtidsutvärdering som gjordes 2015 visade att IAPRI har etablerats som Zambias ledande aktör när det gäller policyutveckling och forskning inom jordbrukssektorn. Utvärderingen visade också att IAPRI leverat resultat utöver vad som förväntats och avtalats med ambassaden. IAPRI har tagit fram en strategisk plan för 2017-2022 som indelas fyra centrala delar/pelare: Pelare I – Forskning och policyutveckling: Detta område fokuserar på att integrera forskningsresultat i nationell policyformulering och genomförande, för att främja privata och offentliga investeringar i jordbruks- och livsmedelssektorn för att minska risker och sårbarhet för hunger och undernäring. Pelare II – Påverkansarbete och samverkan: Inom detta område kommer IAPRI fortsätta stärka sitt påverkansarbete, informations- och kunskapsspridning till olika samhällsaktörer och allmänheten. Pelare III – Finansiell hållbarhet: Detta område inriktas på att skapa förutsättningar och resurser resurser inom IAPRI för att säkerställa institutionens fortlevnad på längre sikt. Pelare IV – Styrning; Detta område inriktas på IAPRIs verksamhet och organisationen, för att säkerställa IAPRIs effektivitet och kvalitet. IAPRIs förändringsteori är baserad på visionen om ett Zambia utan hunger, undernäring och fattigdom, genom att utveckla hållbara jordbrukssystem. IAPRI kommer genomföra ett flertal aktiviteter med evidensbaserad forskning inriktad på att stödja och förstärka policydialog och processer, och stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga och privata aktörer för att effektivt utföra policyrelaterad jordbruksforskning och påverkansarbete. Forskningsprocesser koncentreras på tematiska nyckelfrågor som marknadsutveckling och handel, diversifierat jordbruk, livsmedelssäkerhet och nutrition, klimat och naturresursförvaltning, jämställdhets- och ungdomsfrågor inom jordburk. Evidens och resultat som tas fram genom empirisk forskning delas genom olika insatser för kunskaps- och informationsspridning – möten, tryckt och digitalt informationsmaterial, dokumentärfilmer, twitter och andra sociala medier, för att brett nå ut till och påverka diskussioner och beslut om jordbruks policy inom offentlig och privat sektor. Därmed möjliggör IAPRI användandet av forskningsresultat som underlag för den allmänna debatten och politiska ock ekonomiska beslut, och därmed den övergripande styrningen av jordbrukssektorn. IAPRI kommer också fortsätta stärka kapaciteten för forskning, policyutveckling och påverkansarbete hos olika samhällsaktörer, genom att erbjuda utbildningar, stipendier och praktikplatser. Allt detta sammantaget förväntas medverka till att institutet bidrar till ansträngningar att avskaffa hunger, undernäring och fattigdom. För att lyckas med målsättningen har IAPRI föreslaget en total budget på 154 miljoner kronor, för att bidra till att genomföra den strategiska planen från 2017-2022. Budgeten fördelas huvudsakligen på löner/ersättningar (40 %), allmänna driftskostnader, exemeplvis forskning, (ca 57 %) och investeringar (3 %). Hållbarhetsfrågor är mycket viktiga. Dock är upplägget vad gäller IAPRIs Business Development Unit (BDU) fortfarande under utveckling och delar av vinsten är planerad att gå till investeringar i byggnader och annat. Det bedömdes därför svårt för Sverige att ge stöd till detta. Det tidigare kärnstödet har därför omvandlats till ett programstöd där svenska medel går alla pelarna i den strategiska planen, förutom pelare III som handlar om finansiell hållbarhet. Sverige kommer emellertid prioritera dialogen kring hållbarhet och ge stöd till IAPRI i dessa frågor. Av den totala budgeten förväntas ca 116 miljoner kronor komma från USAID, DfID genom organisationen KIVU och interna resurser. Budgeten är för IAPRIs egen verksamhet, inga medel kommer att vidareförmedlas Ambassaden har diskuterat budgeten ingående med IAPRI, särskilt ersättningsnivåerna för IAPRIS ledning och personal. IAPRIs styrelse har därefter gjort en översyn av ersättningsnivåerna och avser att sänka dessa för vissa funktioner. Ambassaden bedömer att styrelsens åtgärder är lämpliga. De nya ersättningsnivåerna och justeringarna har inkluderats som avtalsvillkor This project was initially supposed to be for the period 1 November 2018 to 31 December, 2022 and was later extended by two years to April 2025. IAPRIs overall goal is to identify policies and investments in the agricultural sector that can stimulate inclusive economic growth and poverty reduction. In order to achieve this goal, Sida supported IAPRI to work through three core operational activities: 1) Producing trusted, impartial, and high quality research on agricultural, food and natural resource policy issues in Zambia and the wider Southern Africa region 2) Integrating research findings into national, regional, and international programs and policy strategies to promote sustainable agricultural growth and reduce hunger and poverty in Zambia 3) Supporting the development and strengthening of capacity for policy research, analysis and outreach of public and private institutions in Zambia. In 2023, the Embassy granted an extension to IAPRI with a reduced level of ambition. The aim of the extension was to achieve increased production and productivity using three key projects of improving capacity of stakeholders in climate change financing and its key challenges piloting the Our Future Farmer Know Your Soil (FKYS) Campaign and Enhanced Evidence Based Policy Making through Generation of Knowledge and Evidence. Sweden IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 -709733 0 -709733 2000000 1500000 0 2790267 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 2000000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute 1500000 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute -709732.85 IAPRI/Indaba Agrucultural Policy Research Institute Zambia 2024-2028 Zambia 2024-2028 Improved conditions for livelihoods, education and trade, with a focus on productive and sustainable agriculture Bättre förutsättningar till försörjning, utbildning och handel, med fokus på ett produktivt och hållbart lantbruk Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12198 Sweden Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA) has applied for funding to conduct the programme "Defend Environmental Rights and Promote Justice" during the period 2019-2022. The goal of the programme is to protect natural resources, defend peoples’ environmental rights, promote and institutionalize environmental justice. This will be achieved through a number of actions including filing of new litigations and following up pending ones, capacity building of affected communities and other stakeholders, creating a national platform of environmental activists, advocating for legal changes, and widening the support base of BELA's activism. The contribution is aiming to: - Institutionalize the concept of ‘environmental justice’ and ‘sustainable development’ by persistently challenging inactions, malpractices and non-compliances that adversely affect peoples’ right to environment and natural resources. - Strenghten the regulatory framework on environment by pushing for necessary enactments/amendments in the regulatory regime for adhering to the principles of sustainable management and development. - Strengthen environmental governance by enlightening communities on legal rights and duties and by enhancing their participation in environmental decision making. - Enhance capacity of and activate public agencies, private sector actors, civil society and common people on environmental justice issues. - Attain state of the art management standards and capacity development of BELA and the enhancement of skills of staff-members for effective implementation of programmes and financial management. The total budget for the contribution is SEK 18,000,000 of which SEK 1,500,000 will be used for capacity-enhancing activities for BELA within results based management, gender mainstreaming and internal capacity evaluation and development. The Embassy finances 100% of the total programme budget. Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA) har ansökt om finansiering för att utföra insatsen "Försvara miljörättigheter och främja rättvisa" under perioden 2019–2022. Det övergripande målet med programmet är att skydda naturresurser, försvara människors miljörättigheter samt främja och institutionalisera miljörättvisa. Detta kommer att uppnås genom ett antal åtgärder, inklusive inlämning av nya rättsfall och uppföljning av pågående, kapacitetsuppbyggnad av utsatta människor och samhällen samt andra aktörer, skapandet av en nationell plattform för miljöaktivister, förespråka lagliga förändringar och bredda stödbasen för BELAs aktivism. Insatsen syftar till att: - Institutionalisera begreppet 'miljörättvisa' och 'hållbar utveckling' genom att ständigt utmana overksamhet, oegentligheter och bristande efterlevnad av lagar som påverkar människors rätt till miljö och naturresurser. - Stärka regelverket för miljö genom att driva på nödvändiga bestämmelser/ändringar i regelverket för att följa principerna om hållbar förvaltning och utveckling. - Stärka miljöförvaltningen genom att upplysa medborgare och samhällen om lagliga rättigheter och skyldigheter och öka deras deltagande i miljöbeslut. - Förbättra kapacitet hos offentliga myndigheter, aktörer inom den privata sektorn, det civila samhället och gemene om rättvisefrågor inom miljö. - Uppnå goda ledningsstandarder och kapacitetsutveckling av BELA samt förstärkning av personalens kompetens för ett effektivt genomförande av program och ekonomisk förvaltning. Den totala budgeten för insatsen beräknas uppgå till 18 000 000 kronor, varav 1 500 000 kronor kommer att användas för kapacitetstärkande aktiviteter för BELA inom resultatstyrning, jämställdhetsintegrering samt intern kapacitetsutvärdering och utveckling. Ambassaden finansierar 100% av den totala programbudgeten. Goal: Protect natural resources, defend peoples environmental rights, promote and institutionalize environmental justice. Outcomes: - Institutionalize the concept of environmental justice and sustainable development by persistently challenging in actions, malpractices and non-compliance's that adversely affect peoples right to environment and natural resources. - Strengthen the regulatory framework on environment by pushing for necessary enactments/amendments in the regulatory regime for adhering to the principles of sustainable management and development. - Strengthen environmental governance by enlightening communities on legal rights and duties and by enhancing their participation in environmental decision making. - Enhance capacity of and activate public agencies, private sector actors, civil society and common people on environmental justice issues. - Attain state of the art management standards and capacity development of BELA and the enhancement of skills of staff-members for effective implementation of programmes and financial management. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection BELA reported the following results for 2023: Legal Aid and Assistance BELA actively supported affected communities in seeking legal redress for environmental violations, filing 13 new Public Interest Environmental Litigations (PIELs) and obtaining five favorable judgments and interim orders. Notable initiatives include protecting open spaces, wetlands, and coral islands from various threats. Follow-up actions on 53 pending cases and 18 community consultations ensured effective implementation of judgments and interim orders. Advocacy and Campaigns for Legal Reform Several key issues were addressed under the advocacy for legal reform, including drafting of Rules on Environmental Impact Assessments (EIAs) and hosting public hearings, engagement with the UN Special Rapporteur on Climate Change, and forming strategic alliances for river and wetland conservation. Additionally, initiatives to protect public playgrounds and advocate for a ban on single-use plastics were undertaken. Strengthening Networks and Increasing Community Participation BELA organized successful PIEL review workshops and conducted beneficiary feedback meetings to assess progress and gather insights from communities. A preparatory river workshop was also held to enhance community participation in river conservation. Trainings and Workshops In 2022, BELA conducted a capacity building training for staff and cross-sectoral organizations, empowering participants with knowledge on environment, law, and justice. Additionally, a training workshop for judicial officials was organized to orient them on environmental justice norms and practices. BELA engaged in research studies on the state of environment in Bangladesh, focusing on river management and conservation of agricultural lands. Strengthening the Organization Efforts were made to enhance staff safety and security through training on threat and risk understanding. Additionally, a mid-term evaluation was conducted to assess project effectiveness and recommend future improvements. Overall, BELA's dedication to promoting environmental justice, protecting natural resources, and empowering communities through legal actions and strategic partnerships has been commendable. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12198-12198A0101 Sweden Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA) has applied for funding to conduct the programme "Defend Environmental Rights and Promote Justice" during the period 2019-2022. The goal of the programme is to protect natural resources, defend peoples’ environmental rights, promote and institutionalize environmental justice. This will be achieved through a number of actions including filing of new litigations and following up pending ones, capacity building of affected communities and other stakeholders, creating a national platform of environmental activists, advocating for legal changes, and widening the support base of BELA's activism. The contribution is aiming to: - Institutionalize the concept of ‘environmental justice’ and ‘sustainable development’ by persistently challenging inactions, malpractices and non-compliances that adversely affect peoples’ right to environment and natural resources. - Strenghten the regulatory framework on environment by pushing for necessary enactments/amendments in the regulatory regime for adhering to the principles of sustainable management and development. - Strengthen environmental governance by enlightening communities on legal rights and duties and by enhancing their participation in environmental decision making. - Enhance capacity of and activate public agencies, private sector actors, civil society and common people on environmental justice issues. - Attain state of the art management standards and capacity development of BELA and the enhancement of skills of staff-members for effective implementation of programmes and financial management. The total budget for the contribution is SEK 18,000,000 of which SEK 1,500,000 will be used for capacity-enhancing activities for BELA within results based management, gender mainstreaming and internal capacity evaluation and development. The Embassy finances 100% of the total programme budget. Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA) har ansökt om finansiering för att utföra insatsen "Försvara miljörättigheter och främja rättvisa" under perioden 2019–2022. Det övergripande målet med programmet är att skydda naturresurser, försvara människors miljörättigheter samt främja och institutionalisera miljörättvisa. Detta kommer att uppnås genom ett antal åtgärder, inklusive inlämning av nya rättsfall och uppföljning av pågående, kapacitetsuppbyggnad av utsatta människor och samhällen samt andra aktörer, skapandet av en nationell plattform för miljöaktivister, förespråka lagliga förändringar och bredda stödbasen för BELAs aktivism. Insatsen syftar till att: - Institutionalisera begreppet 'miljörättvisa' och 'hållbar utveckling' genom att ständigt utmana overksamhet, oegentligheter och bristande efterlevnad av lagar som påverkar människors rätt till miljö och naturresurser. - Stärka regelverket för miljö genom att driva på nödvändiga bestämmelser/ändringar i regelverket för att följa principerna om hållbar förvaltning och utveckling. - Stärka miljöförvaltningen genom att upplysa medborgare och samhällen om lagliga rättigheter och skyldigheter och öka deras deltagande i miljöbeslut. - Förbättra kapacitet hos offentliga myndigheter, aktörer inom den privata sektorn, det civila samhället och gemene om rättvisefrågor inom miljö. - Uppnå goda ledningsstandarder och kapacitetsutveckling av BELA samt förstärkning av personalens kompetens för ett effektivt genomförande av program och ekonomisk förvaltning. Den totala budgeten för insatsen beräknas uppgå till 18 000 000 kronor, varav 1 500 000 kronor kommer att användas för kapacitetstärkande aktiviteter för BELA inom resultatstyrning, jämställdhetsintegrering samt intern kapacitetsutvärdering och utveckling. Ambassaden finansierar 100% av den totala programbudgeten. Goal: Protect natural resources, defend peoples environmental rights, promote and institutionalize environmental justice. Outcomes: - Institutionalize the concept of environmental justice and sustainable development by persistently challenging in actions, malpractices and non-compliance's that adversely affect peoples right to environment and natural resources. - Strengthen the regulatory framework on environment by pushing for necessary enactments/amendments in the regulatory regime for adhering to the principles of sustainable management and development. - Strengthen environmental governance by enlightening communities on legal rights and duties and by enhancing their participation in environmental decision making. - Enhance capacity of and activate public agencies, private sector actors, civil society and common people on environmental justice issues. - Attain state of the art management standards and capacity development of BELA and the enhancement of skills of staff-members for effective implementation of programmes and financial management. Sweden BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 3950000 6425000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3950000 2000000 0 4425000 0 0 0 0 10375000 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 3950000 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 2000000 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 4425000 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Greater resilience and flexibility to deal with climate change, environmental impacts and natural disasters in vulnerable areas, including improved disaster management systems Stärkt motståndskraft och förbättrad anpassningsförmåga mot klimatförändringar, miljöpåverkan och naturkatastrofer i utsatta områden, inklusive stärkta katastrofhanteringssystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12198-12198A0103 Sweden Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA) has applied for funding to conduct the programme "Defend Environmental Rights and Promote Justice" during the period 2019-2022. The goal of the programme is to protect natural resources, defend peoples’ environmental rights, promote and institutionalize environmental justice. This will be achieved through a number of actions including filing of new litigations and following up pending ones, capacity building of affected communities and other stakeholders, creating a national platform of environmental activists, advocating for legal changes, and widening the support base of BELA's activism. The contribution is aiming to: - Institutionalize the concept of ‘environmental justice’ and ‘sustainable development’ by persistently challenging inactions, malpractices and non-compliances that adversely affect peoples’ right to environment and natural resources. - Strenghten the regulatory framework on environment by pushing for necessary enactments/amendments in the regulatory regime for adhering to the principles of sustainable management and development. - Strengthen environmental governance by enlightening communities on legal rights and duties and by enhancing their participation in environmental decision making. - Enhance capacity of and activate public agencies, private sector actors, civil society and common people on environmental justice issues. - Attain state of the art management standards and capacity development of BELA and the enhancement of skills of staff-members for effective implementation of programmes and financial management. The total budget for the contribution is SEK 18,000,000 of which SEK 1,500,000 will be used for capacity-enhancing activities for BELA within results based management, gender mainstreaming and internal capacity evaluation and development. The Embassy finances 100% of the total programme budget. Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA) har ansökt om finansiering för att utföra insatsen "Försvara miljörättigheter och främja rättvisa" under perioden 2019–2022. Det övergripande målet med programmet är att skydda naturresurser, försvara människors miljörättigheter samt främja och institutionalisera miljörättvisa. Detta kommer att uppnås genom ett antal åtgärder, inklusive inlämning av nya rättsfall och uppföljning av pågående, kapacitetsuppbyggnad av utsatta människor och samhällen samt andra aktörer, skapandet av en nationell plattform för miljöaktivister, förespråka lagliga förändringar och bredda stödbasen för BELAs aktivism. Insatsen syftar till att: - Institutionalisera begreppet 'miljörättvisa' och 'hållbar utveckling' genom att ständigt utmana overksamhet, oegentligheter och bristande efterlevnad av lagar som påverkar människors rätt till miljö och naturresurser. - Stärka regelverket för miljö genom att driva på nödvändiga bestämmelser/ändringar i regelverket för att följa principerna om hållbar förvaltning och utveckling. - Stärka miljöförvaltningen genom att upplysa medborgare och samhällen om lagliga rättigheter och skyldigheter och öka deras deltagande i miljöbeslut. - Förbättra kapacitet hos offentliga myndigheter, aktörer inom den privata sektorn, det civila samhället och gemene om rättvisefrågor inom miljö. - Uppnå goda ledningsstandarder och kapacitetsutveckling av BELA samt förstärkning av personalens kompetens för ett effektivt genomförande av program och ekonomisk förvaltning. Den totala budgeten för insatsen beräknas uppgå till 18 000 000 kronor, varav 1 500 000 kronor kommer att användas för kapacitetstärkande aktiviteter för BELA inom resultatstyrning, jämställdhetsintegrering samt intern kapacitetsutvärdering och utveckling. Ambassaden finansierar 100% av den totala programbudgeten. Goal: Protect natural resources, defend peoples environmental rights, promote and institutionalize environmental justice. Outcomes: - Institutionalize the concept of environmental justice and sustainable development by persistently challenging in actions, malpractices and non-compliance's that adversely affect peoples right to environment and natural resources. - Strengthen the regulatory framework on environment by pushing for necessary enactments/amendments in the regulatory regime for adhering to the principles of sustainable management and development. - Strengthen environmental governance by enlightening communities on legal rights and duties and by enhancing their participation in environmental decision making. - Enhance capacity of and activate public agencies, private sector actors, civil society and common people on environmental justice issues. - Attain state of the art management standards and capacity development of BELA and the enhancement of skills of staff-members for effective implementation of programmes and financial management. Sweden BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 211232 0 211232 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 211232 NIRAS Sweden AB 211232 NIRAS Sweden AB Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Greater resilience and flexibility to deal with climate change, environmental impacts and natural disasters in vulnerable areas, including improved disaster management systems Stärkt motståndskraft och förbättrad anpassningsförmåga mot klimatförändringar, miljöpåverkan och naturkatastrofer i utsatta områden, inklusive stärkta katastrofhanteringssystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12198-12198A0105 Sweden Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA) has applied for funding to conduct the programme "Defend Environmental Rights and Promote Justice" during the period 2019-2022. The goal of the programme is to protect natural resources, defend peoples’ environmental rights, promote and institutionalize environmental justice. This will be achieved through a number of actions including filing of new litigations and following up pending ones, capacity building of affected communities and other stakeholders, creating a national platform of environmental activists, advocating for legal changes, and widening the support base of BELA's activism. The contribution is aiming to: - Institutionalize the concept of ‘environmental justice’ and ‘sustainable development’ by persistently challenging inactions, malpractices and non-compliances that adversely affect peoples’ right to environment and natural resources. - Strenghten the regulatory framework on environment by pushing for necessary enactments/amendments in the regulatory regime for adhering to the principles of sustainable management and development. - Strengthen environmental governance by enlightening communities on legal rights and duties and by enhancing their participation in environmental decision making. - Enhance capacity of and activate public agencies, private sector actors, civil society and common people on environmental justice issues. - Attain state of the art management standards and capacity development of BELA and the enhancement of skills of staff-members for effective implementation of programmes and financial management. The total budget for the contribution is SEK 18,000,000 of which SEK 1,500,000 will be used for capacity-enhancing activities for BELA within results based management, gender mainstreaming and internal capacity evaluation and development. The Embassy finances 100% of the total programme budget. Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA) har ansökt om finansiering för att utföra insatsen "Försvara miljörättigheter och främja rättvisa" under perioden 2019–2022. Det övergripande målet med programmet är att skydda naturresurser, försvara människors miljörättigheter samt främja och institutionalisera miljörättvisa. Detta kommer att uppnås genom ett antal åtgärder, inklusive inlämning av nya rättsfall och uppföljning av pågående, kapacitetsuppbyggnad av utsatta människor och samhällen samt andra aktörer, skapandet av en nationell plattform för miljöaktivister, förespråka lagliga förändringar och bredda stödbasen för BELAs aktivism. Insatsen syftar till att: - Institutionalisera begreppet 'miljörättvisa' och 'hållbar utveckling' genom att ständigt utmana overksamhet, oegentligheter och bristande efterlevnad av lagar som påverkar människors rätt till miljö och naturresurser. - Stärka regelverket för miljö genom att driva på nödvändiga bestämmelser/ändringar i regelverket för att följa principerna om hållbar förvaltning och utveckling. - Stärka miljöförvaltningen genom att upplysa medborgare och samhällen om lagliga rättigheter och skyldigheter och öka deras deltagande i miljöbeslut. - Förbättra kapacitet hos offentliga myndigheter, aktörer inom den privata sektorn, det civila samhället och gemene om rättvisefrågor inom miljö. - Uppnå goda ledningsstandarder och kapacitetsutveckling av BELA samt förstärkning av personalens kompetens för ett effektivt genomförande av program och ekonomisk förvaltning. Den totala budgeten för insatsen beräknas uppgå till 18 000 000 kronor, varav 1 500 000 kronor kommer att användas för kapacitetstärkande aktiviteter för BELA inom resultatstyrning, jämställdhetsintegrering samt intern kapacitetsutvärdering och utveckling. Ambassaden finansierar 100% av den totala programbudgeten. Goal: Protect natural resources, defend peoples environmental rights, promote and institutionalize environmental justice. Outcomes: - Institutionalize the concept of environmental justice and sustainable development by persistently challenging in actions, malpractices and non-compliance's that adversely affect peoples right to environment and natural resources. - Strengthen the regulatory framework on environment by pushing for necessary enactments/amendments in the regulatory regime for adhering to the principles of sustainable management and development. - Strengthen environmental governance by enlightening communities on legal rights and duties and by enhancing their participation in environmental decision making. - Enhance capacity of and activate public agencies, private sector actors, civil society and common people on environmental justice issues. - Attain state of the art management standards and capacity development of BELA and the enhancement of skills of staff-members for effective implementation of programmes and financial management. Sweden BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3175000 5950000 3173150 -852 3175000 1657000 0 -0.0000000002 0 0 1293000 0 0 3000000.0000000005 -1449350 0 0 1450000 0 1450000 0 1722500 -852 12297298 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 3175000 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 1657000 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 1293000 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 3000000 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 1450000 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association -1449350 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 1450000 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association 1722500 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association -851.83 BELA/Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for reduced environmental impact and sustainable use of natural resources. Stärkta förutsättningar för minskad miljöpåverkan och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved conditions for preservation and restoration of biodiversity. Stärkta förutsättningar för bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12289 Sweden Mercy Corps Europe has applied to Sida for 45 million SEK to carry out the "Growing the Palestinian Technology Ecosystem Programme" in Palestine during the period 2019-2022. The intervention aims at building an internationally competitive technology ecosystem in Palestine that creates sustainable and well-paying jobs, particularly for youth and women, by supporting online freelancing, outsourcing, entrepreneurship and tech start-ups. The programme’s activities, objectives, outcomes, and outputs are all designed to contribute to this vision. The intervention’s total budget is 111 330 206 SEK, to which Sida contributes with 40,4%, and the rest is contributed by Canada and the Netherlands. With the proposed support of 45 million SEK over three years from Sida, complemented by other secured funding, Mercy Corps Europe aims to extend life-changing opportunities to thousands of young Palestinian women and men and help transform the broader Palestinian tech sector to become a much more powerful engine for economic growth and jobs for years to come. With these combined funding streams, the programme aims to reach a total of 12,090 participants in the next three years across Gaza and the West Bank, including East Jerusalem. In 2011, Mercy Corps Europe established Gaza Sky Geeks (GSG) in partnership with Google to help develop the tech ecosystem, supporting online freelancers and entrepreneurs to launch online businesses and to access online global marketplace as one of the few ways to create jobs that provide a reliable income to Palestinians given the challenges of a closed economy in Gaza. Today, GSG is home to a vibrant, inclusive co-working space in downtown Gaza City, in which 42% of regular users are women; it is home to Palestine’s first coding academy; a source of professional support for aspiring online freelancers and entrepreneurs; and it has a strong local and international networking base for anyone interested in earning an income online. Witnessing the exponential growth of GSG programme in just a few years has convinced Mercy Corps Europe that bringing the GSG tested training model, experience and approaches to underserved communities beyond Gaza City could provide similar positive results. However, as support for technology education and entrepreneurship is generally more saturated in the West Bank than in Gaza, Mercy Corps Europe is aiming towards a more unique model and branding to avoid duplication with other stakeholders' efforts (local and international). Initial mapping indicated that places like Hebron, Jenin and Nablus in the West Bank as well as East Jerusalem have been comparatively neglected by IT training programmes and entrepreneurship promotion. Mercy Corps Europe looks into expanding to these potential areas to complement rather then compete with other initiatives. Given the difficult contexts in both Gaza and the West Bank, income-generating programmes that can flourish in spite of the physical, political and social restrictions such as this programme targeting online opportunities, are all the more important. Freelancing and online jobs are considered to be among the best temporary solutions to unemployment problems in Palestine providing access especially for youth to innovative forms of work at the regional and international levels. The technical level of Palestinian graduates is acceptable, and can be enhanced with further specialised training courses and mentorship provided by such a programme. Palestine, especially Gaza, can be a future hub for service outsourcing. Insatsen syftar till att bygga ett internationellt konkurrenskraftigt digitalt kommunikationssystem i Palestina som skapar hållbara arbetstillfällen, särskilt för ungdomar och kvinnor. Detta sker genom att stödja frilansare online, outsourcing, entreprenörskap och start-ups. Programmets aktiviteter, mål och resultat är alla utformade för att bidra till insatsens syfte. Insatsen har fyra övergripande utfall på medellång sikt: 1.Teknisk utbildning: Palestinier utbildas inom viktiga tekniska områden som förbättrar deras möjligheter att få en inkomst via globala marknadsplatser på internet. 2.Utbildning för frilansare: Palestinier utvecklar de yrkeskunskaper som krävs för att upprätthålla online-möjligheter som frilansare eller outsourcers. 3.Utveckling av start-up företag: Palestinska företagare med solida, realistiska affärsidéer får resurser för att starta och utveckla sina företag. 4.Gemenskap och samarbete: Medvetenhetshöjande och samhällsbyggande aktiviteter som hjälper till att bygga en inkluderande, stödjande teknisk gemenskap som uppmuntrar inkomstgenererande möjligheter online för kvinnor och män. Insatsens totala budget är 111 330 206 SEK, varav Sida föreslås bidra med motsvarande 45 000 000 SEK (40,4%) och resterande del finansieras av Kanada och Nederländerna. Insatsen kommer att genomföras av Mercy Corps Europe i samarbete med tre lokala genomförandepartner via serviceavtal. Med det föreslagna stödet på 45 miljoner kronor över tre år från Sverige, kompletterat med finansieringen från Kanada och Nederländerna och tillsammans med finansiering från andra företag och privata stiftelser ska förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter ges till främst unga palestinier och kvinnor. Insatsen ska också hjälpa till att förvandla den palestinska tekniksektorn till att ytterligare bidra till ekonomisk tillväxt och jobb under många år framöver. Med dessa kombinerade finansieringsströmmar syftar programmet till att nå totalt 12 090 deltagare under de kommande tre åren i Gaza och Västbanken, inklusive östra Jerusalem. "Growing the Palestinian Technology Ecosystem" programme aims to foster sustainable and inclusive tech-enabled economic development and digital job market in Palestine, particularly for youth and women, by delivering an integrated approach of training individuals, in specialist tech skills and in freelancing skills alongside developing the capacity of tech-services companies and increasing their access to international markets. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Industry The programme achieved significant results in strengthening the Palestinian technology ecosystem and creating sustainable economic opportunities for Palestinians, especially for women and youth. Despite operating through COVID-19, recurrent political instability, and the aftermath of October 2023, the programme generated results in income generation, employability, business growth, and ecosystem development. With the support of Sida, complemented by funds from other donors such as Netherlands, the programme has been able to extend opportunities to thousands of young women and men, transforming the broader Palestinian tech sector to become a powerful engine for growth. The following highlights examples of key results that have been achieved over the implementation period: - 39,422 individuals participated in community activities, awareness initiatives, and training programmes with strong gender inclusion (58% female participation). - 248 participants graduated from intensive technical education programmes, including the Code Academy and AWS. - 907 participants completed the Freelancing Academy. - 693 individuals completed specialised, market-driven technical training programmes. These trainings translated into improved employability and income opportunities among graduates. 85% of technical training participants and 85% of Freelancing Academy graduates reported reduced barriers to income generation. In addition, 100% of surveyed Code Academy graduates reported improved technical skills, while 83% of Freelancing Academy graduates reported improved professional skills required to compete in online markets. One of the programmes most important achievements was its contribution to income generation and employment. Graduates of the Freelancing Academy earned an average income of USD 393 during the programme period, while 77% of graduates continued earning income 12 months after graduation, with an average income of USD 653. Graduates from technical training programmes such as the Code Academy and AWS earned average monthly incomes ranging between USD 890 and USD 1,150 within three to twelve months of graduation. The programme further estimates that graduates and supported startups collectively generate approximately USD 2 million annually in international revenue, demonstrating the ability of Palestinian youth and firms to access global markets and bring external income into the Palestinian economy. Beyond individual-level results, the programme contributed to strengthening the broader technology ecosystem in Palestine. A total of 107 academics completed Training of Trainers programmes, helping integrate freelancing and digital skills into university and vocational education curricula. The programme also exceeded its mentorship targets, with 73% of active technical education alumni mentoring subsequent cohorts, compared to a target of 30%. Furthermore, Gaza Sky Geeks became the first certified AWS training provider in the MENA region and successfully developed local Palestinian trainers and mentors capable of independently delivering future cloud computing programmes. These achievements contribute to the long-term sustainability of the ecosystem and reduce reliance on external expertise. The programme also contributed to the growth of the wider Palestinian startup ecosystem through Gaza Sky Geeks' start-up incunation and acceleration, which is supported through multiple funding sources. Across 33 supported startups, whereby 40% were women-led: - USD 2.06 million in cumulative revenue was generated. - USD 962,800 in external investment was attracted. - More than 2.79 million paid transactions were completed. - More than 1.57 million website visits and application downloads were recorded. - Over 800 employment opportunities were created. These results indicate that supported startups progressed beyond the ideation stage and achieved measurable commercial traction, investment readiness, and job creation. Furthermore, several important results emerged beyond the programmes original design and expectations. First, the shift to online and hybrid delivery during COVID-19 enabled a rapid expansion of programme reach and geographic coverage. The programme successfully expanded from its traditional Gaza base into multiple West Bank locations, including Hebron, Nablus, Jenin, East Jerusalem, and Ramallah, while creating cross-Palestinian learning and professional networks that would otherwise have been difficult to establish. Participation in GSG training programmes increased from approximately 2,000 individuals in 2021 to 4,482 in 2022. Approximately 75% of these individuals were unique participants, thus the remaining 25% had returned for additional training in tech niches, making these alumni more specialised and high-value. Second, the programme successfully piloted a Market Systems Development (MSD) approach focused on strengthening Palestinian technology firms rather than only supporting individuals. Through the Project Hunters initiative, seven companies secured 24 international projects worth nearly USD 50,000, while participating companies reported increased confidence in accessing international markets and managing their online business profiles. Through the Train to Hire Initiative, 77 interns (45% of the 165 individuals) secured employment within host companies exceeding expectations and indicating that this model of training graduates inside the company can deliver higher outcomes than first envisaged by GSG or the host companies. Overall, the programme contributed to increased income generation, employment, business growth, international market access, and ecosystem development, while simultaneously strengthening the long-term resilience and competitiveness of the Palestinian technology sector. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12289-12289A0101 Sweden Mercy Corps Europe has applied to Sida for 45 million SEK to carry out the "Growing the Palestinian Technology Ecosystem Programme" in Palestine during the period 2019-2022. The intervention aims at building an internationally competitive technology ecosystem in Palestine that creates sustainable and well-paying jobs, particularly for youth and women, by supporting online freelancing, outsourcing, entrepreneurship and tech start-ups. The programme’s activities, objectives, outcomes, and outputs are all designed to contribute to this vision. The intervention’s total budget is 111 330 206 SEK, to which Sida contributes with 40,4%, and the rest is contributed by Canada and the Netherlands. With the proposed support of 45 million SEK over three years from Sida, complemented by other secured funding, Mercy Corps Europe aims to extend life-changing opportunities to thousands of young Palestinian women and men and help transform the broader Palestinian tech sector to become a much more powerful engine for economic growth and jobs for years to come. With these combined funding streams, the programme aims to reach a total of 12,090 participants in the next three years across Gaza and the West Bank, including East Jerusalem. In 2011, Mercy Corps Europe established Gaza Sky Geeks (GSG) in partnership with Google to help develop the tech ecosystem, supporting online freelancers and entrepreneurs to launch online businesses and to access online global marketplace as one of the few ways to create jobs that provide a reliable income to Palestinians given the challenges of a closed economy in Gaza. Today, GSG is home to a vibrant, inclusive co-working space in downtown Gaza City, in which 42% of regular users are women; it is home to Palestine’s first coding academy; a source of professional support for aspiring online freelancers and entrepreneurs; and it has a strong local and international networking base for anyone interested in earning an income online. Witnessing the exponential growth of GSG programme in just a few years has convinced Mercy Corps Europe that bringing the GSG tested training model, experience and approaches to underserved communities beyond Gaza City could provide similar positive results. However, as support for technology education and entrepreneurship is generally more saturated in the West Bank than in Gaza, Mercy Corps Europe is aiming towards a more unique model and branding to avoid duplication with other stakeholders' efforts (local and international). Initial mapping indicated that places like Hebron, Jenin and Nablus in the West Bank as well as East Jerusalem have been comparatively neglected by IT training programmes and entrepreneurship promotion. Mercy Corps Europe looks into expanding to these potential areas to complement rather then compete with other initiatives. Given the difficult contexts in both Gaza and the West Bank, income-generating programmes that can flourish in spite of the physical, political and social restrictions such as this programme targeting online opportunities, are all the more important. Freelancing and online jobs are considered to be among the best temporary solutions to unemployment problems in Palestine providing access especially for youth to innovative forms of work at the regional and international levels. The technical level of Palestinian graduates is acceptable, and can be enhanced with further specialised training courses and mentorship provided by such a programme. Palestine, especially Gaza, can be a future hub for service outsourcing. Insatsen syftar till att bygga ett internationellt konkurrenskraftigt digitalt kommunikationssystem i Palestina som skapar hållbara arbetstillfällen, särskilt för ungdomar och kvinnor. Detta sker genom att stödja frilansare online, outsourcing, entreprenörskap och start-ups. Programmets aktiviteter, mål och resultat är alla utformade för att bidra till insatsens syfte. Insatsen har fyra övergripande utfall på medellång sikt: 1.Teknisk utbildning: Palestinier utbildas inom viktiga tekniska områden som förbättrar deras möjligheter att få en inkomst via globala marknadsplatser på internet. 2.Utbildning för frilansare: Palestinier utvecklar de yrkeskunskaper som krävs för att upprätthålla online-möjligheter som frilansare eller outsourcers. 3.Utveckling av start-up företag: Palestinska företagare med solida, realistiska affärsidéer får resurser för att starta och utveckla sina företag. 4.Gemenskap och samarbete: Medvetenhetshöjande och samhällsbyggande aktiviteter som hjälper till att bygga en inkluderande, stödjande teknisk gemenskap som uppmuntrar inkomstgenererande möjligheter online för kvinnor och män. Insatsens totala budget är 111 330 206 SEK, varav Sida föreslås bidra med motsvarande 45 000 000 SEK (40,4%) och resterande del finansieras av Kanada och Nederländerna. Insatsen kommer att genomföras av Mercy Corps Europe i samarbete med tre lokala genomförandepartner via serviceavtal. Med det föreslagna stödet på 45 miljoner kronor över tre år från Sverige, kompletterat med finansieringen från Kanada och Nederländerna och tillsammans med finansiering från andra företag och privata stiftelser ska förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter ges till främst unga palestinier och kvinnor. Insatsen ska också hjälpa till att förvandla den palestinska tekniksektorn till att ytterligare bidra till ekonomisk tillväxt och jobb under många år framöver. Med dessa kombinerade finansieringsströmmar syftar programmet till att nå totalt 12 090 deltagare under de kommande tre åren i Gaza och Västbanken, inklusive östra Jerusalem. "Growing the Palestinian Technology Ecosystem" programme aims to foster sustainable and inclusive tech-enabled economic development and digital job market in Palestine, particularly for youth and women, by delivering an integrated approach of training individuals, in specialist tech skills and in freelancing skills alongside developing the capacity of tech-services companies and increasing their access to international markets. Sweden Prosper Global Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Prosper Global 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.6 - Till 2020 väsentligt minska den andel ungdomar som varken arbetar eller studerar. 8.6 - By 2020, substantially reduce the proportion of youth not in employment, education or training. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 9000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0000000005 -0.0000000149 0 9000000 0 9000000 Prosper Global 9000000 Prosper Global Palestine 2015-2019 Palestina 2015-2019 Increased number of newly launched small enterprises Ökat antal nystartade småföretag Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased number of women who participate in and manage enterprises Ökat antal kvinnor deltar i och driver företag Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Better conditions for local economic development Bättre förutsättningar för lokal ekonomisk utveckling Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12289-12289A0102 Sweden Mercy Corps Europe has applied to Sida for 45 million SEK to carry out the "Growing the Palestinian Technology Ecosystem Programme" in Palestine during the period 2019-2022. The intervention aims at building an internationally competitive technology ecosystem in Palestine that creates sustainable and well-paying jobs, particularly for youth and women, by supporting online freelancing, outsourcing, entrepreneurship and tech start-ups. The programme’s activities, objectives, outcomes, and outputs are all designed to contribute to this vision. The intervention’s total budget is 111 330 206 SEK, to which Sida contributes with 40,4%, and the rest is contributed by Canada and the Netherlands. With the proposed support of 45 million SEK over three years from Sida, complemented by other secured funding, Mercy Corps Europe aims to extend life-changing opportunities to thousands of young Palestinian women and men and help transform the broader Palestinian tech sector to become a much more powerful engine for economic growth and jobs for years to come. With these combined funding streams, the programme aims to reach a total of 12,090 participants in the next three years across Gaza and the West Bank, including East Jerusalem. In 2011, Mercy Corps Europe established Gaza Sky Geeks (GSG) in partnership with Google to help develop the tech ecosystem, supporting online freelancers and entrepreneurs to launch online businesses and to access online global marketplace as one of the few ways to create jobs that provide a reliable income to Palestinians given the challenges of a closed economy in Gaza. Today, GSG is home to a vibrant, inclusive co-working space in downtown Gaza City, in which 42% of regular users are women; it is home to Palestine’s first coding academy; a source of professional support for aspiring online freelancers and entrepreneurs; and it has a strong local and international networking base for anyone interested in earning an income online. Witnessing the exponential growth of GSG programme in just a few years has convinced Mercy Corps Europe that bringing the GSG tested training model, experience and approaches to underserved communities beyond Gaza City could provide similar positive results. However, as support for technology education and entrepreneurship is generally more saturated in the West Bank than in Gaza, Mercy Corps Europe is aiming towards a more unique model and branding to avoid duplication with other stakeholders' efforts (local and international). Initial mapping indicated that places like Hebron, Jenin and Nablus in the West Bank as well as East Jerusalem have been comparatively neglected by IT training programmes and entrepreneurship promotion. Mercy Corps Europe looks into expanding to these potential areas to complement rather then compete with other initiatives. Given the difficult contexts in both Gaza and the West Bank, income-generating programmes that can flourish in spite of the physical, political and social restrictions such as this programme targeting online opportunities, are all the more important. Freelancing and online jobs are considered to be among the best temporary solutions to unemployment problems in Palestine providing access especially for youth to innovative forms of work at the regional and international levels. The technical level of Palestinian graduates is acceptable, and can be enhanced with further specialised training courses and mentorship provided by such a programme. Palestine, especially Gaza, can be a future hub for service outsourcing. Insatsen syftar till att bygga ett internationellt konkurrenskraftigt digitalt kommunikationssystem i Palestina som skapar hållbara arbetstillfällen, särskilt för ungdomar och kvinnor. Detta sker genom att stödja frilansare online, outsourcing, entreprenörskap och start-ups. Programmets aktiviteter, mål och resultat är alla utformade för att bidra till insatsens syfte. Insatsen har fyra övergripande utfall på medellång sikt: 1.Teknisk utbildning: Palestinier utbildas inom viktiga tekniska områden som förbättrar deras möjligheter att få en inkomst via globala marknadsplatser på internet. 2.Utbildning för frilansare: Palestinier utvecklar de yrkeskunskaper som krävs för att upprätthålla online-möjligheter som frilansare eller outsourcers. 3.Utveckling av start-up företag: Palestinska företagare med solida, realistiska affärsidéer får resurser för att starta och utveckla sina företag. 4.Gemenskap och samarbete: Medvetenhetshöjande och samhällsbyggande aktiviteter som hjälper till att bygga en inkluderande, stödjande teknisk gemenskap som uppmuntrar inkomstgenererande möjligheter online för kvinnor och män. Insatsens totala budget är 111 330 206 SEK, varav Sida föreslås bidra med motsvarande 45 000 000 SEK (40,4%) och resterande del finansieras av Kanada och Nederländerna. Insatsen kommer att genomföras av Mercy Corps Europe i samarbete med tre lokala genomförandepartner via serviceavtal. Med det föreslagna stödet på 45 miljoner kronor över tre år från Sverige, kompletterat med finansieringen från Kanada och Nederländerna och tillsammans med finansiering från andra företag och privata stiftelser ska förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter ges till främst unga palestinier och kvinnor. Insatsen ska också hjälpa till att förvandla den palestinska tekniksektorn till att ytterligare bidra till ekonomisk tillväxt och jobb under många år framöver. Med dessa kombinerade finansieringsströmmar syftar programmet till att nå totalt 12 090 deltagare under de kommande tre åren i Gaza och Västbanken, inklusive östra Jerusalem. "Growing the Palestinian Technology Ecosystem" programme aims to foster sustainable and inclusive tech-enabled economic development and digital job market in Palestine, particularly for youth and women, by delivering an integrated approach of training individuals, in specialist tech skills and in freelancing skills alongside developing the capacity of tech-services companies and increasing their access to international markets. Sweden Prosper Global Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Prosper Global 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.6 - Till 2020 väsentligt minska den andel ungdomar som varken arbetar eller studerar. 8.6 - By 2020, substantially reduce the proportion of youth not in employment, education or training. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9747409 15217808 13634783 5000000 0 0 9747409 13634783 15217808 5000000 0 0 0 43600000 Prosper Global 9747409 Prosper Global 15217808 Prosper Global 13634783 Prosper Global 5000000 Prosper Global Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Improved conditions for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to contribute to economic development and productive employment and decent work, especially for women and young people Förbättrade förutsättningar för små- och medelstora företag att bidra till en hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och unga Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12289-12289A0103 Sweden Mercy Corps Europe has applied to Sida for 45 million SEK to carry out the "Growing the Palestinian Technology Ecosystem Programme" in Palestine during the period 2019-2022. The intervention aims at building an internationally competitive technology ecosystem in Palestine that creates sustainable and well-paying jobs, particularly for youth and women, by supporting online freelancing, outsourcing, entrepreneurship and tech start-ups. The programme’s activities, objectives, outcomes, and outputs are all designed to contribute to this vision. The intervention’s total budget is 111 330 206 SEK, to which Sida contributes with 40,4%, and the rest is contributed by Canada and the Netherlands. With the proposed support of 45 million SEK over three years from Sida, complemented by other secured funding, Mercy Corps Europe aims to extend life-changing opportunities to thousands of young Palestinian women and men and help transform the broader Palestinian tech sector to become a much more powerful engine for economic growth and jobs for years to come. With these combined funding streams, the programme aims to reach a total of 12,090 participants in the next three years across Gaza and the West Bank, including East Jerusalem. In 2011, Mercy Corps Europe established Gaza Sky Geeks (GSG) in partnership with Google to help develop the tech ecosystem, supporting online freelancers and entrepreneurs to launch online businesses and to access online global marketplace as one of the few ways to create jobs that provide a reliable income to Palestinians given the challenges of a closed economy in Gaza. Today, GSG is home to a vibrant, inclusive co-working space in downtown Gaza City, in which 42% of regular users are women; it is home to Palestine’s first coding academy; a source of professional support for aspiring online freelancers and entrepreneurs; and it has a strong local and international networking base for anyone interested in earning an income online. Witnessing the exponential growth of GSG programme in just a few years has convinced Mercy Corps Europe that bringing the GSG tested training model, experience and approaches to underserved communities beyond Gaza City could provide similar positive results. However, as support for technology education and entrepreneurship is generally more saturated in the West Bank than in Gaza, Mercy Corps Europe is aiming towards a more unique model and branding to avoid duplication with other stakeholders' efforts (local and international). Initial mapping indicated that places like Hebron, Jenin and Nablus in the West Bank as well as East Jerusalem have been comparatively neglected by IT training programmes and entrepreneurship promotion. Mercy Corps Europe looks into expanding to these potential areas to complement rather then compete with other initiatives. Given the difficult contexts in both Gaza and the West Bank, income-generating programmes that can flourish in spite of the physical, political and social restrictions such as this programme targeting online opportunities, are all the more important. Freelancing and online jobs are considered to be among the best temporary solutions to unemployment problems in Palestine providing access especially for youth to innovative forms of work at the regional and international levels. The technical level of Palestinian graduates is acceptable, and can be enhanced with further specialised training courses and mentorship provided by such a programme. Palestine, especially Gaza, can be a future hub for service outsourcing. Insatsen syftar till att bygga ett internationellt konkurrenskraftigt digitalt kommunikationssystem i Palestina som skapar hållbara arbetstillfällen, särskilt för ungdomar och kvinnor. Detta sker genom att stödja frilansare online, outsourcing, entreprenörskap och start-ups. Programmets aktiviteter, mål och resultat är alla utformade för att bidra till insatsens syfte. Insatsen har fyra övergripande utfall på medellång sikt: 1.Teknisk utbildning: Palestinier utbildas inom viktiga tekniska områden som förbättrar deras möjligheter att få en inkomst via globala marknadsplatser på internet. 2.Utbildning för frilansare: Palestinier utvecklar de yrkeskunskaper som krävs för att upprätthålla online-möjligheter som frilansare eller outsourcers. 3.Utveckling av start-up företag: Palestinska företagare med solida, realistiska affärsidéer får resurser för att starta och utveckla sina företag. 4.Gemenskap och samarbete: Medvetenhetshöjande och samhällsbyggande aktiviteter som hjälper till att bygga en inkluderande, stödjande teknisk gemenskap som uppmuntrar inkomstgenererande möjligheter online för kvinnor och män. Insatsens totala budget är 111 330 206 SEK, varav Sida föreslås bidra med motsvarande 45 000 000 SEK (40,4%) och resterande del finansieras av Kanada och Nederländerna. Insatsen kommer att genomföras av Mercy Corps Europe i samarbete med tre lokala genomförandepartner via serviceavtal. Med det föreslagna stödet på 45 miljoner kronor över tre år från Sverige, kompletterat med finansieringen från Kanada och Nederländerna och tillsammans med finansiering från andra företag och privata stiftelser ska förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter ges till främst unga palestinier och kvinnor. Insatsen ska också hjälpa till att förvandla den palestinska tekniksektorn till att ytterligare bidra till ekonomisk tillväxt och jobb under många år framöver. Med dessa kombinerade finansieringsströmmar syftar programmet till att nå totalt 12 090 deltagare under de kommande tre åren i Gaza och Västbanken, inklusive östra Jerusalem. "Growing the Palestinian Technology Ecosystem" programme aims to foster sustainable and inclusive tech-enabled economic development and digital job market in Palestine, particularly for youth and women, by delivering an integrated approach of training individuals, in specialist tech skills and in freelancing skills alongside developing the capacity of tech-services companies and increasing their access to international markets. Sweden Prosper Global Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Prosper Global 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.6 - Till 2020 väsentligt minska den andel ungdomar som varken arbetar eller studerar. 8.6 - By 2020, substantially reduce the proportion of youth not in employment, education or training. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 -3486 10000000 -3486 9996514 Prosper Global 10000000 Prosper Global -3486 Prosper Global Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Economic development, improved infrastructure and job creation, including entrepreneurship and the economic empowerment of young people and women. Ekonomisk utveckling, förbättrad infrastruktur och jobbskapande, inklusive entreprenörskap och ungas och kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12290 Sweden EcoPeace Middle East is a Jordanian-Palestinian-Israeli organization that seeks to advance cooperative efforts to protect the shared environment, promote sustainable regional development, and create conditions for contributing to peace in the region. For over two decades, EcoPeace Middle East has worked on cooperation over shared environmental issues, in particular water issues, for advancing concrete solutions. Sida has funded EcoPeace since 2009 and the new project proposal is phase IV of the Good Water Neighbors Programme and will focus on i) encourage young people and young professionals to become agents of change for regional cooperation; and ii) advance major financial and administrative commitments needed to set the stage for PPP/ private sector investments in water, energy and food security projects. EcoPeace Mellanöstern är en jordansk-palestinsk-israelisk organisation som syftar till att främja samarbetet mellan länderna för att skydda gemensamma naturresurser, främja hållbar regional utveckling och skapa förutsättningar för att bidra till fred i regionen. I över 20 år har EcoPeace Mellanöstern arbetat för ökat samarbete kring naturresursfrågor, med fokus på vatten samt för att främja konkreta lösningar. Sida har finansierat EcoPeace sedan 2009 och det nya projektförslaget är fas IV i projektet Goda Vattengrannar och kommer att fokusera på att: i) arbeta med unga och yngre yrkesverksamma för att bli förändringsagenter för regionalt samarbete inom naturresursfrågor, och ii) bidra till finansiella och administrativa åtaganden som behövs för att fastställa investeringar i offentliga- och privata sektorn i projekt avseende vatten, energi och livsmedelsförsörjning. The overall objective of the project is to enhance water, energy and food security in Jordan, Palestine and Israel through regional cooperation. The project has two main specific objectives which will contribute to the overall objective, namely: A. Encourage young people and young professionals to become agents of change for regional cooperation by: B. Advance major financial, political and administrative commitments needed to set the stage for PPP/ private sector investments in water, energy and food security projects by:  The primary goal for the ShaRED Sea proposal is to: Reduce harm to marine life and biodiversity by preventing waste, particularly plastic waste, from reaching the Red Sea and would fully replace the amendment signed on December 6, 2018. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Jordan Palestine, State of Water resources conservation (including data collection) Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Water Supply & Sanitation Administrative Costs of Donors A few results may be highlighted: Bottom-up activities: - Two separate 30-hour curricula developed for Israeli schools and 40 lesson plans developed for Palestinian and Jordanian teachers 648 trained teachers nationally from all three countries to implement these curricula in lessons in the classroom; - 157 Jordanian, Palestinian and Israeli teachers convened for regional training programs 9,705 students and young people engaged in NPTs around shared regional water issues A tailored online education platform developed for each national context - 143 guest lectures at schools, 39 youth summit events, and 263 student projects generating awareness in local communities Direct work with 161 youth and 192 young professionals through the Water Trustees and Water Diplomats ToT program programs, respectively; as well as 41 Green Social Entrepreneurs as part of the 2020-2021 pilot program. Top-down activities: - 555 meetings held with key stakeholders in Jordan, Palestine and Israel; 75 site visits, 35 delegations, and 4 councils 9 events arranged for investors, - 18 roundtables to promote climate initiatives, and 5 VIP Champion events Some two dozen key decision-makers and policy actors engaged around WEN- and JV-related initiatives as a part of the Green-Blue Deal to achieve region-wide climate resilience and water security. - Several dozen business investors engaged in 13 Water Energy Nexus- and Joint Venture-related business cases, of whom 2 in Jordan and 2 in Palestine are currently on board as investor. As it relates to the ShaRED sea programme The project engaged young professionals in Aqaba and Eilat and teachers in Aqaba. The project further engages community influencers and women groups. The second phase of the programmed has focused on implementing target activities to mitigate plastic waste in the Gulf of Aqaba, with the Aqaba team aimed for phasing out plastic bags from 11 bakeries by March 2023 and for the Eilat team to establish value chains for phasing out single use plastics in the restaurants in Eilat. Additional activities included a Regional clean up - Red Sea diving festival in November 2022 and contribution to COP27, both virtually in a Red Sea webinar and an event in the COP27 Marine Pavilion. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12290-12290A0101 Sweden EcoPeace Middle East is a Jordanian-Palestinian-Israeli organization that seeks to advance cooperative efforts to protect the shared environment, promote sustainable regional development, and create conditions for contributing to peace in the region. For over two decades, EcoPeace Middle East has worked on cooperation over shared environmental issues, in particular water issues, for advancing concrete solutions. Sida has funded EcoPeace since 2009 and the new project proposal is phase IV of the Good Water Neighbors Programme and will focus on i) encourage young people and young professionals to become agents of change for regional cooperation; and ii) advance major financial and administrative commitments needed to set the stage for PPP/ private sector investments in water, energy and food security projects. EcoPeace Mellanöstern är en jordansk-palestinsk-israelisk organisation som syftar till att främja samarbetet mellan länderna för att skydda gemensamma naturresurser, främja hållbar regional utveckling och skapa förutsättningar för att bidra till fred i regionen. I över 20 år har EcoPeace Mellanöstern arbetat för ökat samarbete kring naturresursfrågor, med fokus på vatten samt för att främja konkreta lösningar. Sida har finansierat EcoPeace sedan 2009 och det nya projektförslaget är fas IV i projektet Goda Vattengrannar och kommer att fokusera på att: i) arbeta med unga och yngre yrkesverksamma för att bli förändringsagenter för regionalt samarbete inom naturresursfrågor, och ii) bidra till finansiella och administrativa åtaganden som behövs för att fastställa investeringar i offentliga- och privata sektorn i projekt avseende vatten, energi och livsmedelsförsörjning. The overall objective of the project is to enhance water, energy and food security in Jordan, Palestine and Israel through regional cooperation. The project has two main specific objectives which will contribute to the overall objective, namely: A. Encourage young people and young professionals to become agents of change for regional cooperation by: B. Advance major financial, political and administrative commitments needed to set the stage for PPP/ private sector investments in water, energy and food security projects by:  The primary goal for the ShaRED Sea proposal is to: Reduce harm to marine life and biodiversity by preventing waste, particularly plastic waste, from reaching the Red Sea and would fully replace the amendment signed on December 6, 2018. Sweden EcoPeace Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EcoPeace 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13500000 12000000 12000000 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 8500000 0 12000000 0 0 0 0 12000000 18750000 EcoPeace 18750000 EcoPeace 4250000 EcoPeace 4250000 EcoPeace 2500000 EcoPeace 2500000 EcoPeace 6000000 EcoPeace 6000000 EcoPeace 6000000 EcoPeace 6000000 EcoPeace Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Improved, sustainable and inclusive administration of transboundary natural resources, with a focus on water resources, renewable energy and food security Förbättrad, hållbar och inkluderande förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser med fokus på vattenresurser, förnybar energi och livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Encouraging investment and innovative solutions in the field of renewable energy and capacity building Främja investeringar och innovativa lösningar i förnyelsebar energi samt kapacitetsuppbyggnad Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12290-12290A0102 Sweden EcoPeace Middle East is a Jordanian-Palestinian-Israeli organization that seeks to advance cooperative efforts to protect the shared environment, promote sustainable regional development, and create conditions for contributing to peace in the region. For over two decades, EcoPeace Middle East has worked on cooperation over shared environmental issues, in particular water issues, for advancing concrete solutions. Sida has funded EcoPeace since 2009 and the new project proposal is phase IV of the Good Water Neighbors Programme and will focus on i) encourage young people and young professionals to become agents of change for regional cooperation; and ii) advance major financial and administrative commitments needed to set the stage for PPP/ private sector investments in water, energy and food security projects. EcoPeace Mellanöstern är en jordansk-palestinsk-israelisk organisation som syftar till att främja samarbetet mellan länderna för att skydda gemensamma naturresurser, främja hållbar regional utveckling och skapa förutsättningar för att bidra till fred i regionen. I över 20 år har EcoPeace Mellanöstern arbetat för ökat samarbete kring naturresursfrågor, med fokus på vatten samt för att främja konkreta lösningar. Sida har finansierat EcoPeace sedan 2009 och det nya projektförslaget är fas IV i projektet Goda Vattengrannar och kommer att fokusera på att: i) arbeta med unga och yngre yrkesverksamma för att bli förändringsagenter för regionalt samarbete inom naturresursfrågor, och ii) bidra till finansiella och administrativa åtaganden som behövs för att fastställa investeringar i offentliga- och privata sektorn i projekt avseende vatten, energi och livsmedelsförsörjning. The overall objective of the project is to enhance water, energy and food security in Jordan, Palestine and Israel through regional cooperation. The project has two main specific objectives which will contribute to the overall objective, namely: A. Encourage young people and young professionals to become agents of change for regional cooperation by: B. Advance major financial, political and administrative commitments needed to set the stage for PPP/ private sector investments in water, energy and food security projects by:  The primary goal for the ShaRED Sea proposal is to: Reduce harm to marine life and biodiversity by preventing waste, particularly plastic waste, from reaching the Red Sea and would fully replace the amendment signed on December 6, 2018. Sweden EcoPeace Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 169700 169700 84850 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 84850 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 84844.5 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 84844.5 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Improved, sustainable and inclusive administration of transboundary natural resources, with a focus on water resources, renewable energy and food security Förbättrad, hållbar och inkluderande förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser med fokus på vattenresurser, förnybar energi och livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12290-12290A0103 Sweden EcoPeace Middle East is a Jordanian-Palestinian-Israeli organization that seeks to advance cooperative efforts to protect the shared environment, promote sustainable regional development, and create conditions for contributing to peace in the region. For over two decades, EcoPeace Middle East has worked on cooperation over shared environmental issues, in particular water issues, for advancing concrete solutions. Sida has funded EcoPeace since 2009 and the new project proposal is phase IV of the Good Water Neighbors Programme and will focus on i) encourage young people and young professionals to become agents of change for regional cooperation; and ii) advance major financial and administrative commitments needed to set the stage for PPP/ private sector investments in water, energy and food security projects. EcoPeace Mellanöstern är en jordansk-palestinsk-israelisk organisation som syftar till att främja samarbetet mellan länderna för att skydda gemensamma naturresurser, främja hållbar regional utveckling och skapa förutsättningar för att bidra till fred i regionen. I över 20 år har EcoPeace Mellanöstern arbetat för ökat samarbete kring naturresursfrågor, med fokus på vatten samt för att främja konkreta lösningar. Sida har finansierat EcoPeace sedan 2009 och det nya projektförslaget är fas IV i projektet Goda Vattengrannar och kommer att fokusera på att: i) arbeta med unga och yngre yrkesverksamma för att bli förändringsagenter för regionalt samarbete inom naturresursfrågor, och ii) bidra till finansiella och administrativa åtaganden som behövs för att fastställa investeringar i offentliga- och privata sektorn i projekt avseende vatten, energi och livsmedelsförsörjning. The overall objective of the project is to enhance water, energy and food security in Jordan, Palestine and Israel through regional cooperation. The project has two main specific objectives which will contribute to the overall objective, namely: A. Encourage young people and young professionals to become agents of change for regional cooperation by: B. Advance major financial, political and administrative commitments needed to set the stage for PPP/ private sector investments in water, energy and food security projects by:  The primary goal for the ShaRED Sea proposal is to: Reduce harm to marine life and biodiversity by preventing waste, particularly plastic waste, from reaching the Red Sea and would fully replace the amendment signed on December 6, 2018. Sweden EcoPeace Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EcoPeace 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 4000000 12000000 4000000 8000000 EcoPeace 8000000 EcoPeace 6000000 EcoPeace 6000000 EcoPeace 2000000 EcoPeace 2000000 EcoPeace Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Strengthened resilience to climate change, reduced climate impact and environmentally sustainable development. Stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar, begränsad klimatpåverkan samt en miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable management and use of transboundary natural resources, and protection and restoration of biodiversity. Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av gränsöverskridande naturresurser, och skydd och restaurering av biologisk mångfald. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12318 Sweden The World Bank Group (WBG) has together with Sida identified the need for a mechanism that can enable investments into strategic, high-impact and low-cost SDG 17 initiatives implemented by WBG staff in partnership with non-Bank actors. To respond to this need, the WBG has in cooperation with Sida developed a concept note to launch a Bank-executed, multi-donor trust fund called "The World Bank Group Partnership Fund for the SDGs". As the first donor committing to the fund, Sida is allocating SEK 63,000,000 for 2018 - 2019 for the purpose and intending to allocate an additional SEK 54,000,000 during 2020 - 2022. The overall purpose of the Partnership Fund is to target financing gaps and build operational capacity for Bank Group initiatives that promote the means of implementation for achieving the SDGs, including SDG data, research generation, new tools and methodologies, capacity-building, institutional strengthening and multi-stakeholder partnerships. Such initiatives often require a comparatively smaller financial commitment but are often overlooked as they do not necessarily align with the core mandate for other funding sources linked to specific themes or sectors. The funding will help complement scarce Bank budget resources for activities that are otherwise often left unfunded within regular operational streams. The Fund will act as a catalyst to spark further investment in the SDGs by encouraging WBG projects in support of SDG 17. The WBG is approaching other potential donors and expect several of them to make contributions as the fund is launched. Världsbanken har i dialog med Sida utvecklat en givargemensam partnerskapsfond med fokus på genomförandet av SDG 17 och främja partnerskap. Fonden svarar upp mot ett identifierat behov av finansiering för små, men strategiska initiativ för att informera policyskapare i syfte att generera stor effekt för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbarhet. Initiativet uppstod då Världsbanken vid flera tillfällen efterfrågat mindre stöd från Sida för olika ändamål i genomförandet och exekutionen av Agenda 2030 och genomförandet av de hållbara målen. Fonden förväntas att möta denna efterfrågan och samla olika insatser för stöd till genomförandet på ett ställe för institutionellt kunskapsuppbyggande, möjlighet för duplicering av goda projekt, erfarenheter och idéer, peer-to peer learning och ekonomiska skalfördelar i genomförande. Sida har fört nära dialog med Världsbanken och påverkat fondens utveckling till att även inkludera aktörer utanför Världsbanksgruppen och Världsbanksgruppen inkom med en formell förfrågan (Concept Note) i april 2018, vilken sedan har utvecklats vidare till den nu föreslagna fonden. Genom en givargemensam fond kring medel för genomförande av Agenda 2030 och hållbarhetsmålen (SDGs) kommer fonden ha en samlande funktion för kunskapsdrivna instrument som är centrala för förstärka hållbarhet i dess tre dimensioner i Agenda 2030. Sida är den första givaren till fonden och åtagit sig att bidra med SEK 63 000 000 under perioden 2018 - 2019. Sida har för avsikt att allokera ytterligare SEK 54 000 000 för perioden 2020 - 2022. Fondens syfte är att stärka kapacitets- och kunskapsutveckling, metodutveckling, innovation, data och statistik och fattigdomsanalys i Bankgruppens arbete med Agenda 2030. Fonden bedöms vara ett kostnadseffektivt instrument som samlar mindre och flexibla initiativ som annars inte ryms inom Världsbanksgruppens större program, eller givarens begränsningar kring administration. Den givargemensamma fonden är utformad för att komplettera andra Agenda 2030-fonder inom FN som kanaliserar medel till genomförande på landnivå. Fonden avser att främja ett integrerat arbetssätt inom Världsbanksgruppen, nya metoder inom Världsbanken som i partnerskap med andra aktörer och där skapa synergier mellan olika program och bidra till ett ökat globalt lärande. Världsbanksgruppen är i dialog med andra potentiella givare och har goda förhoppningar om allokeringar när fonden är lanserad. Detta är tillsammans med projektets utveckling av spridande av projektkunskap och lärande i land-till-land och regionala dimensioner av särskilt intresse för Sida att följa i dialog med Världsbanksgruppen (Detta gäller även FN och VBGs samverkan inom implementeringen av de hållbara målen). Build and strengthen capacity and awareness among actors and institutions for implementing the SDGs; Stimulate the development of strategic analytical tools for solving SDG challenges; Promote multi-stakeholder partnerships, both internal within the Bank Group and with non-Bank Group stakeholders, recognizing that partnerships underpin all other objectives. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Multisector aid Other Multisector Sida and WB launched the fund together in 2018 and the secretariat was established the same year. Immediately the Fund got up to speed since there already was a demand for short and catalytic interventions and the SDG Fund started to deliver on the set goals immediately. Even when the Covid pandemic posed major challenges on all development activities the Fund was quick and agile to adjust and deliver against new challenges and conditions. The Annual Report of 2025 highlights many of the achievements during 2024/25 where the SDG fund has contributed to the following results: 17 MUSD in additional financing through SDG Fund partners for project implementation, distributed over 56 activities 450 partners convened for SDG Fund project implementation The fund is operational in 73 countries where by 31 IDA recipient countries, 16 fragile and Conflict affected states and 6 Small Island development states. For SDG 1: End Poverty in all its forms everywhere A global dataset covering 12 commonly used economic informality measures for 196 countries was created for the first time, for the period 19502018 along with a groundbreaking book allowing for a multidimensional academic and policy study of informal markets as the basis for supporting the creation of sound policy frameworks at national and regional levels. Through the SDG Fund, IFC supported the mobilization of 145,7 MUSD to finance green a and social project. This supported financial institutions to identify opportunities and develop a digital agile solution for financing farmers, micro, small, and medium sized enterprises and agribusinesses that employ CSA technologies. For SDG 5: Achieve Gender Equality and Empower all women and girls Over 1,800 participants trained and benefited from gender focused peer learning engagements across industries covering thematic areas such as entrepreneurship, childcare, leadership, and employment, and promoting respectful workplaces 5000 employees benefited from improved workplace policies and practices as a result of evidence based metrics developed for gender quality performance Nearly 174 000 loans valued at 96.3 MUSD mobilized for women led businesses and entrepreneurs 858 women executives and professionals trained and linked to investment and networking opportunities. For SDG 8: Promote Sustained, Inclusive and Sustainable Economic Growth, Full and Productive Employment and Decent Work for all. Facilitated 57 new business transactions and contributing to the creation of over 3000 new jobs, with nearly 70% of jobs created for women and nearly 20% for refugees 595,000 micro loans valued at 646 MUSD disbursed representing 120,500 accounts. For SDG 14: Take Urgent Action to Combat Climate Change and its Impacts Mobilized 1.5 MUSD in additional financing to support green hydrogen certification systems and offshore wind energy Facilitated 150 MUSD in Investment Project Financing to design Green Hydrogen Facility. Facilitated 232 MUSD across WBG lending operations to enable increased generation capacity, distribution, and financing of reliable electricity to urban centers through distributed solar panels. For SDG 17: Strengthen the Means of Implementation and Revitalize the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development. Over 460 partners engaged across SDG Fund projects, with over 140 from the private sector and 60 from UN agencies. GEMS (the GeoEnabling initiative for Monitoring and Supervision) that enhances accountability, risk management, development coordination, and impact through digital project monitoring has supported over 1300 project teams across more than 100 countries, training over 12 000 client staff and enabling real time data platforms for WBG and partner. For every dollar disbursed, the Partnership Fund has mobilized roughly 2x that in additional financing from external partners totaling at least 21 MUSD as of end FY25 MoUs signed with the worlds leading financing partners with combined total assets of nearly $16 trillion. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12318-12318A0101 Sweden The World Bank Group (WBG) has together with Sida identified the need for a mechanism that can enable investments into strategic, high-impact and low-cost SDG 17 initiatives implemented by WBG staff in partnership with non-Bank actors. To respond to this need, the WBG has in cooperation with Sida developed a concept note to launch a Bank-executed, multi-donor trust fund called "The World Bank Group Partnership Fund for the SDGs". As the first donor committing to the fund, Sida is allocating SEK 63,000,000 for 2018 - 2019 for the purpose and intending to allocate an additional SEK 54,000,000 during 2020 - 2022. The overall purpose of the Partnership Fund is to target financing gaps and build operational capacity for Bank Group initiatives that promote the means of implementation for achieving the SDGs, including SDG data, research generation, new tools and methodologies, capacity-building, institutional strengthening and multi-stakeholder partnerships. Such initiatives often require a comparatively smaller financial commitment but are often overlooked as they do not necessarily align with the core mandate for other funding sources linked to specific themes or sectors. The funding will help complement scarce Bank budget resources for activities that are otherwise often left unfunded within regular operational streams. The Fund will act as a catalyst to spark further investment in the SDGs by encouraging WBG projects in support of SDG 17. The WBG is approaching other potential donors and expect several of them to make contributions as the fund is launched. Världsbanken har i dialog med Sida utvecklat en givargemensam partnerskapsfond med fokus på genomförandet av SDG 17 och främja partnerskap. Fonden svarar upp mot ett identifierat behov av finansiering för små, men strategiska initiativ för att informera policyskapare i syfte att generera stor effekt för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbarhet. Initiativet uppstod då Världsbanken vid flera tillfällen efterfrågat mindre stöd från Sida för olika ändamål i genomförandet och exekutionen av Agenda 2030 och genomförandet av de hållbara målen. Fonden förväntas att möta denna efterfrågan och samla olika insatser för stöd till genomförandet på ett ställe för institutionellt kunskapsuppbyggande, möjlighet för duplicering av goda projekt, erfarenheter och idéer, peer-to peer learning och ekonomiska skalfördelar i genomförande. Sida har fört nära dialog med Världsbanken och påverkat fondens utveckling till att även inkludera aktörer utanför Världsbanksgruppen och Världsbanksgruppen inkom med en formell förfrågan (Concept Note) i april 2018, vilken sedan har utvecklats vidare till den nu föreslagna fonden. Genom en givargemensam fond kring medel för genomförande av Agenda 2030 och hållbarhetsmålen (SDGs) kommer fonden ha en samlande funktion för kunskapsdrivna instrument som är centrala för förstärka hållbarhet i dess tre dimensioner i Agenda 2030. Sida är den första givaren till fonden och åtagit sig att bidra med SEK 63 000 000 under perioden 2018 - 2019. Sida har för avsikt att allokera ytterligare SEK 54 000 000 för perioden 2020 - 2022. Fondens syfte är att stärka kapacitets- och kunskapsutveckling, metodutveckling, innovation, data och statistik och fattigdomsanalys i Bankgruppens arbete med Agenda 2030. Fonden bedöms vara ett kostnadseffektivt instrument som samlar mindre och flexibla initiativ som annars inte ryms inom Världsbanksgruppens större program, eller givarens begränsningar kring administration. Den givargemensamma fonden är utformad för att komplettera andra Agenda 2030-fonder inom FN som kanaliserar medel till genomförande på landnivå. Fonden avser att främja ett integrerat arbetssätt inom Världsbanksgruppen, nya metoder inom Världsbanken som i partnerskap med andra aktörer och där skapa synergier mellan olika program och bidra till ett ökat globalt lärande. Världsbanksgruppen är i dialog med andra potentiella givare och har goda förhoppningar om allokeringar när fonden är lanserad. Detta är tillsammans med projektets utveckling av spridande av projektkunskap och lärande i land-till-land och regionala dimensioner av särskilt intresse för Sida att följa i dialog med Världsbanksgruppen (Detta gäller även FN och VBGs samverkan inom implementeringen av de hållbara målen). Build and strengthen capacity and awareness among actors and institutions for implementing the SDGs; Stimulate the development of strategic analytical tools for solving SDG challenges; Promote multi-stakeholder partnerships, both internal within the Bank Group and with non-Bank Group stakeholders, recognizing that partnerships underpin all other objectives. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 37000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 37000000 0 37000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 37000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened partnership and leadership, increased knowledge and commitment among a wide range of actors, including Swedish, contributing to the global implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt partnerskap och ledarskap, ökad kunskap och engagemang hos en bredd av aktörer, inklusive svenska, som kan bidra till det globala genomförandet av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12318-12318A0102 Sweden The World Bank Group (WBG) has together with Sida identified the need for a mechanism that can enable investments into strategic, high-impact and low-cost SDG 17 initiatives implemented by WBG staff in partnership with non-Bank actors. To respond to this need, the WBG has in cooperation with Sida developed a concept note to launch a Bank-executed, multi-donor trust fund called "The World Bank Group Partnership Fund for the SDGs". As the first donor committing to the fund, Sida is allocating SEK 63,000,000 for 2018 - 2019 for the purpose and intending to allocate an additional SEK 54,000,000 during 2020 - 2022. The overall purpose of the Partnership Fund is to target financing gaps and build operational capacity for Bank Group initiatives that promote the means of implementation for achieving the SDGs, including SDG data, research generation, new tools and methodologies, capacity-building, institutional strengthening and multi-stakeholder partnerships. Such initiatives often require a comparatively smaller financial commitment but are often overlooked as they do not necessarily align with the core mandate for other funding sources linked to specific themes or sectors. The funding will help complement scarce Bank budget resources for activities that are otherwise often left unfunded within regular operational streams. The Fund will act as a catalyst to spark further investment in the SDGs by encouraging WBG projects in support of SDG 17. The WBG is approaching other potential donors and expect several of them to make contributions as the fund is launched. Världsbanken har i dialog med Sida utvecklat en givargemensam partnerskapsfond med fokus på genomförandet av SDG 17 och främja partnerskap. Fonden svarar upp mot ett identifierat behov av finansiering för små, men strategiska initiativ för att informera policyskapare i syfte att generera stor effekt för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbarhet. Initiativet uppstod då Världsbanken vid flera tillfällen efterfrågat mindre stöd från Sida för olika ändamål i genomförandet och exekutionen av Agenda 2030 och genomförandet av de hållbara målen. Fonden förväntas att möta denna efterfrågan och samla olika insatser för stöd till genomförandet på ett ställe för institutionellt kunskapsuppbyggande, möjlighet för duplicering av goda projekt, erfarenheter och idéer, peer-to peer learning och ekonomiska skalfördelar i genomförande. Sida har fört nära dialog med Världsbanken och påverkat fondens utveckling till att även inkludera aktörer utanför Världsbanksgruppen och Världsbanksgruppen inkom med en formell förfrågan (Concept Note) i april 2018, vilken sedan har utvecklats vidare till den nu föreslagna fonden. Genom en givargemensam fond kring medel för genomförande av Agenda 2030 och hållbarhetsmålen (SDGs) kommer fonden ha en samlande funktion för kunskapsdrivna instrument som är centrala för förstärka hållbarhet i dess tre dimensioner i Agenda 2030. Sida är den första givaren till fonden och åtagit sig att bidra med SEK 63 000 000 under perioden 2018 - 2019. Sida har för avsikt att allokera ytterligare SEK 54 000 000 för perioden 2020 - 2022. Fondens syfte är att stärka kapacitets- och kunskapsutveckling, metodutveckling, innovation, data och statistik och fattigdomsanalys i Bankgruppens arbete med Agenda 2030. Fonden bedöms vara ett kostnadseffektivt instrument som samlar mindre och flexibla initiativ som annars inte ryms inom Världsbanksgruppens större program, eller givarens begränsningar kring administration. Den givargemensamma fonden är utformad för att komplettera andra Agenda 2030-fonder inom FN som kanaliserar medel till genomförande på landnivå. Fonden avser att främja ett integrerat arbetssätt inom Världsbanksgruppen, nya metoder inom Världsbanken som i partnerskap med andra aktörer och där skapa synergier mellan olika program och bidra till ett ökat globalt lärande. Världsbanksgruppen är i dialog med andra potentiella givare och har goda förhoppningar om allokeringar när fonden är lanserad. Detta är tillsammans med projektets utveckling av spridande av projektkunskap och lärande i land-till-land och regionala dimensioner av särskilt intresse för Sida att följa i dialog med Världsbanksgruppen (Detta gäller även FN och VBGs samverkan inom implementeringen av de hållbara målen). Build and strengthen capacity and awareness among actors and institutions for implementing the SDGs; Stimulate the development of strategic analytical tools for solving SDG challenges; Promote multi-stakeholder partnerships, both internal within the Bank Group and with non-Bank Group stakeholders, recognizing that partnerships underpin all other objectives. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 26000000 18000000 0 0 26000000 0 18000000 0 44000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 26000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 18000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Improved opportunities and enhanced capacity by actors in partner countries to implement, follow up and participate in global dialogue on Agenda 2030 Förbättrade möjligheter och stärkt kapacitet för aktörer i partnerländer att genomföra, följa upp och delta i global dialog om Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt Strengthened partnership and leadership, increased knowledge and commitment among a wide range of actors, including Swedish, contributing to the global implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt partnerskap och ledarskap, ökad kunskap och engagemang hos en bredd av aktörer, inklusive svenska, som kan bidra till det globala genomförandet av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12318-12318A0103 Sweden The World Bank Group (WBG) has together with Sida identified the need for a mechanism that can enable investments into strategic, high-impact and low-cost SDG 17 initiatives implemented by WBG staff in partnership with non-Bank actors. To respond to this need, the WBG has in cooperation with Sida developed a concept note to launch a Bank-executed, multi-donor trust fund called "The World Bank Group Partnership Fund for the SDGs". As the first donor committing to the fund, Sida is allocating SEK 63,000,000 for 2018 - 2019 for the purpose and intending to allocate an additional SEK 54,000,000 during 2020 - 2022. The overall purpose of the Partnership Fund is to target financing gaps and build operational capacity for Bank Group initiatives that promote the means of implementation for achieving the SDGs, including SDG data, research generation, new tools and methodologies, capacity-building, institutional strengthening and multi-stakeholder partnerships. Such initiatives often require a comparatively smaller financial commitment but are often overlooked as they do not necessarily align with the core mandate for other funding sources linked to specific themes or sectors. The funding will help complement scarce Bank budget resources for activities that are otherwise often left unfunded within regular operational streams. The Fund will act as a catalyst to spark further investment in the SDGs by encouraging WBG projects in support of SDG 17. The WBG is approaching other potential donors and expect several of them to make contributions as the fund is launched. Världsbanken har i dialog med Sida utvecklat en givargemensam partnerskapsfond med fokus på genomförandet av SDG 17 och främja partnerskap. Fonden svarar upp mot ett identifierat behov av finansiering för små, men strategiska initiativ för att informera policyskapare i syfte att generera stor effekt för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbarhet. Initiativet uppstod då Världsbanken vid flera tillfällen efterfrågat mindre stöd från Sida för olika ändamål i genomförandet och exekutionen av Agenda 2030 och genomförandet av de hållbara målen. Fonden förväntas att möta denna efterfrågan och samla olika insatser för stöd till genomförandet på ett ställe för institutionellt kunskapsuppbyggande, möjlighet för duplicering av goda projekt, erfarenheter och idéer, peer-to peer learning och ekonomiska skalfördelar i genomförande. Sida har fört nära dialog med Världsbanken och påverkat fondens utveckling till att även inkludera aktörer utanför Världsbanksgruppen och Världsbanksgruppen inkom med en formell förfrågan (Concept Note) i april 2018, vilken sedan har utvecklats vidare till den nu föreslagna fonden. Genom en givargemensam fond kring medel för genomförande av Agenda 2030 och hållbarhetsmålen (SDGs) kommer fonden ha en samlande funktion för kunskapsdrivna instrument som är centrala för förstärka hållbarhet i dess tre dimensioner i Agenda 2030. Sida är den första givaren till fonden och åtagit sig att bidra med SEK 63 000 000 under perioden 2018 - 2019. Sida har för avsikt att allokera ytterligare SEK 54 000 000 för perioden 2020 - 2022. Fondens syfte är att stärka kapacitets- och kunskapsutveckling, metodutveckling, innovation, data och statistik och fattigdomsanalys i Bankgruppens arbete med Agenda 2030. Fonden bedöms vara ett kostnadseffektivt instrument som samlar mindre och flexibla initiativ som annars inte ryms inom Världsbanksgruppens större program, eller givarens begränsningar kring administration. Den givargemensamma fonden är utformad för att komplettera andra Agenda 2030-fonder inom FN som kanaliserar medel till genomförande på landnivå. Fonden avser att främja ett integrerat arbetssätt inom Världsbanksgruppen, nya metoder inom Världsbanken som i partnerskap med andra aktörer och där skapa synergier mellan olika program och bidra till ett ökat globalt lärande. Världsbanksgruppen är i dialog med andra potentiella givare och har goda förhoppningar om allokeringar när fonden är lanserad. Detta är tillsammans med projektets utveckling av spridande av projektkunskap och lärande i land-till-land och regionala dimensioner av särskilt intresse för Sida att följa i dialog med Världsbanksgruppen (Detta gäller även FN och VBGs samverkan inom implementeringen av de hållbara målen). Build and strengthen capacity and awareness among actors and institutions for implementing the SDGs; Stimulate the development of strategic analytical tools for solving SDG challenges; Promote multi-stakeholder partnerships, both internal within the Bank Group and with non-Bank Group stakeholders, recognizing that partnerships underpin all other objectives. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 48000000 0 18000000 30000000 48000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 18000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 30000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened partnership and leadership, increased knowledge and commitment among a wide range of actors, including Swedish, contributing to the global implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt partnerskap och ledarskap, ökad kunskap och engagemang hos en bredd av aktörer, inklusive svenska, som kan bidra till det globala genomförandet av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-12333 Sweden The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) has applied for funding from Sida of 2, 215, 026 USD to carry out the project "Promoting innovation policy capacities in Eastern Europe and the Caucasus" during the period 2018-2022. The intervention aims at improving competencies among innovation policy institutions in designing, running, reforming and monitoring effective innovation policies and institutions. This will be done through (1) the development and regional implementation of an innovation policy index, (2) the cunduct of Innovation Performance Reviews for Sustainable Development in Georgia, Moldova and Armenia and (3) targeted capacity building in Georgia and Moldova and on a regional level. United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om 2, 215, 026 USD för genomförandet av projektet "Promoting innovation policy capacities in Eastern Europe and the Caucasus" under perioden 2018-2022. Insatsen syftar till stärkt kapacitet hos policyinstitut och beslutsfattare för att skapa, implementera, reformera och underhålla ett funktionellt regelverk och effektiva institutioner för innovation. Detta görs genom (1) utveckling och implementering av ett index för att mäta innovationspolicy, (2) genomförande av studier av nationella innovationssystem (Innovation Performance Reviews for Sustainable Development) i Georgien, Moldavien och Armenien, samt (3) riktade kapacitetsutvecklingsinsatser i bland annat Georgien, Moldavien samt på regional nivå. "The project will improve the competencies of innovation policy makers in designing, running, reforming, and monitoring effective innovation policies and institutions that make measurable contributions towards long-term economic development and sustainable development." In this programme UNECE focus on Moldova, Armenia and Georgia. Expected accomplishments EA1.Enhanced capacity of national policy makers and stakeholders to analyse and benchmark their innovation policies and institutions in line with ECE good practices. EA2. Enhanced capacity of national policy makers and stakeholders in three countries to design and carry out effective innovation policy and institutional reform. EA3. Improved subregional cooperation on harmonisation of innovation policies and institutions. Indicators of achievement IA1.1. At least 3 countries endorsed the findings of the innovation policy index and the I4SD reviews and integrated relevant recommendations into their national policies. IA2.1. At least 80% of stakeholders beneflting from national capacity building confirmed that activities strengthened their capacity in designing, implementing, and evaluating effective innovative policy. IA3.l. At least 5 countries demonstrate that recommendations made in project activities and reflected in the policy handbook are reflected in ongoing or intended changes or reforms to policies, institutions, or instruments. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Europe, regional Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Industry According to the final narrative report, UNECE's activities has contributed to the following: Armenia Policy changes: - The State Programme on the Development of the High-Tech Industry and Innovation Ecosystem was developed in 2024 and launched in May 2025 to support technology start-ups across all development stages. The design and priorities of the programme were informed by recommendations of the I4SDR for Armenia. - Under the framework of the State Programme, the Government of Armenia institutionalised a strategic collaboration with the global accelerator Plug and Play Armenia to provide tailored mentorship, international networking and investor-linkage opportunities for Armenian start-ups. Behavior changes: - Public support for innovation in Armenia has shifted from dispersed, stand-alone grant schemes towards a more structured and sequenced approach under the State Programme. Support is now organised across distinct stages of start-up development, from incubation and early validation to acceleration and internationalisation, with clearer eligibility criteria, defined co-financing requirements, coordinated implementation with partners such as Plug and Play Armenia, and structured monitoring and follow-up mechanisms led by the Ministry of High-Tech Industry. - International networking and cooperation with the global accelerator Plug and Play Armenia has helped start-ups access mentorship, investor networks and global market connections, encouraging them to meet international standards. - Collaboration between government and start-ups has become more regular and structured. Coordination meetings, joint programme management and recurring events such as Demo Days and Investor Sessions have strengthened publicprivate dialogue and improved overall steering of the high-tech sector. Outcomes: - Increased pipeline of investment-ready start-ups, with more structured progression from idea-stage support to acceleration and international exposure, improving the quality and maturity of ventures entering regional and global markets. - Strengthened access to finance, enhancing the capacity of Armenian technology firms to commercialise innovations, attract private capital and pursue export-oriented growth strategies. - A more coherent, innovation-driven high-tech sector, reinforcing Armenias positioning within regional and global technology value chains. Georgia Policy changes: - Formal recognition of public procurement as a strategic policy instrument with an innovation dimension: the Law of Georgia on Public Procurement adopted in February 2023, embeds sustainable development objectives within the purpose and principles of procurement and requires contracting authorities to consider innovation, environmental, social and economic aspects in purchasing decisions. This aligns closely with recommendations in the I4SDR of Georgia and the capacity building work on innovation enhancing procurement (IEP). By moving away from a strict lowest-price focus and allowing authorities to consider quality, performance and long-term value (not just cost), the law makes it easier for public bodies to buy innovative solutions instead of simply choosing the cheapest option. The revised legal framework also aligns with EU standards by strengthening transparency and review mechanisms. UNECE also supported the institutionalisation of innovation-oriented procurement through integration into State Procurement Agency's (SPA) regular training curriculum, reaching around 300 procurement specialists annually. Behavior changes: - Georgias Innovation & Technology Agency (GITA) and (SPA) shifted from compliance- and price-driven purchasing towards outcome-based procurement practices. The new approaches have progressively disseminated across line ministries and contracting authorities through updated guidance, pilot tenders and institutionalised training programmes. As a result, procurement is increasingly framed in terms of performance and problem-solving objectives rather than rigid technical specifications, reflecting a concrete behavioural shift in day-to-day practice from lowest-price logic towards results orientation. - Procurement needs allowed suppliers to propose innovative approaches to meet environmental targets. In practice, this enabled enterprises to introduce resource-efficient and cleaner production technologies - reducing raw material use, energy consumption, waste and emissions - supported by Sustainable Public Procurement pilot tenders, which helped create market demand for greener industrial processes. Outcomes: - Demand for innovative solutions has increased, including testing and scaling up across sectors, generating more predictable demand for innovative SMEs and start-ups, incentivising enterprise investment in new and greener technologies, and strengthening procurement. - Improved production efficiency, reducing resource use, lowering emissions and waste, and increasing productivity and competitiveness. - Public procurement now supports Georgias transition towards a more innovation-driven and sustainability-oriented economy. Moldova Policy changes: - The Roadmap on Innovation and Technology Transfer was developed in follow-up to the I4SDR, in response to recommendations and subsequent capacity building. It directly informed the design of the National Programme on Research and Innovation 2024 to 2027, which was approved by the Government of Moldova as the primary strategic framework guiding research, innovation and innovation ecosystem reforms for 2024 to 2027. - The Roadmap translated strategic priorities on strengthening scienceindustry linkages and improving the commercialisation of research into a sequenced set of concrete actions. It included measures to strengthen technology transfer offices, standardise intellectual property management practices, introduce dedicated instruments for collaborative research, and clarify institutional responsibilities for supporting research commercialisation within the national innovation system. Behavior changes: - Research organisations and universities have formalised technology transfer practices, including the adoption of clearer internal procedures for intellectual property disclosure and management and the setting up/strengthening of technology transfer functions within institutions. - The design of funding calls under the National Programme now incorporates eligibility criteria and evaluation elements favouring academiabusiness collaboration. - Inter-institutional coordination has become more structured, with the Ministry of Education and Research and the National Agency for Research and Development aligning programme design, call documentation, and evaluation procedures. Outcomes: - Increased commercialisation activity of publicly funded research, with a growing number of research projects incorporating industry partners and market-oriented components. - Stronger academiabusiness linkages have improved the relevance of research to enterprise needs, contributing to enhanced absorptive capacity in firms, greater uptake of research results by the private sector, and improved prospects for technology-based start-ups and spin-offs. - A more coherent technology transfer framework has enhanced the valorisation of research outputs, supporting diversification of the innovation ecosystem and reinforcing Moldovas capacity to participate in international research and innovation programmes, including European partnerships. Ukraine Policy changes: - Adoption of a strategic, recovery-oriented innovation framework under the WINWIN Innovation Strategy, which positions innovation as a driver of Ukraines recovery, aligning reconstruction efforts with green, digital and EU-integration priorities. Behavior changes: - Innovation governance is becoming more coordinated and strategic: the establishment of a dedicated WINWIN Project Office, with experts drawn from government, international partners and the private sector, is driving more systematic interaction between state institutions, businesses and external partners to implement projects across AI, agri-tech, med-tech and other activities. - Broader stakeholder engagement: WINWIN has shifted the behaviour of public actors towards greater openness in collaboration with private innovators and international experts. Outcomes: - Enhanced competitiveness and establishment of flagship innovation infrastructure and collaborative platforms. Ukraine launched the WINWIN AI Center of Excellence and related initiatives, including partnerships with industry leaders such as NVIDIA and Kyivstar to develop national AI capabilities, demonstrating strategic progress in building high-impact innovation assets and cross-sector collaboration. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12333-12333A0101 Sweden The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) has applied for funding from Sida of 2, 215, 026 USD to carry out the project "Promoting innovation policy capacities in Eastern Europe and the Caucasus" during the period 2018-2022. The intervention aims at improving competencies among innovation policy institutions in designing, running, reforming and monitoring effective innovation policies and institutions. This will be done through (1) the development and regional implementation of an innovation policy index, (2) the cunduct of Innovation Performance Reviews for Sustainable Development in Georgia, Moldova and Armenia and (3) targeted capacity building in Georgia and Moldova and on a regional level. United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om 2, 215, 026 USD för genomförandet av projektet "Promoting innovation policy capacities in Eastern Europe and the Caucasus" under perioden 2018-2022. Insatsen syftar till stärkt kapacitet hos policyinstitut och beslutsfattare för att skapa, implementera, reformera och underhålla ett funktionellt regelverk och effektiva institutioner för innovation. Detta görs genom (1) utveckling och implementering av ett index för att mäta innovationspolicy, (2) genomförande av studier av nationella innovationssystem (Innovation Performance Reviews for Sustainable Development) i Georgien, Moldavien och Armenien, samt (3) riktade kapacitetsutvecklingsinsatser i bland annat Georgien, Moldavien samt på regional nivå. "The project will improve the competencies of innovation policy makers in designing, running, reforming, and monitoring effective innovation policies and institutions that make measurable contributions towards long-term economic development and sustainable development." In this programme UNECE focus on Moldova, Armenia and Georgia. Expected accomplishments EA1.Enhanced capacity of national policy makers and stakeholders to analyse and benchmark their innovation policies and institutions in line with ECE good practices. EA2. Enhanced capacity of national policy makers and stakeholders in three countries to design and carry out effective innovation policy and institutional reform. EA3. Improved subregional cooperation on harmonisation of innovation policies and institutions. Indicators of achievement IA1.1. At least 3 countries endorsed the findings of the innovation policy index and the I4SD reviews and integrated relevant recommendations into their national policies. IA2.1. At least 80% of stakeholders beneflting from national capacity building confirmed that activities strengthened their capacity in designing, implementing, and evaluating effective innovative policy. IA3.l. At least 5 countries demonstrate that recommendations made in project activities and reflected in the policy handbook are reflected in ongoing or intended changes or reforms to policies, institutions, or instruments. Sweden United Nations Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNECE/United Nations Economic Commission for Europe 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 UNECE/United Nations Economic Commission for Europe 5000000 UNECE/United Nations Economic Commission for Europe 5000000 UNECE/United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Östeuropa: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Eastern Europe: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Östeuropa: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Eastern Europe: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Östeuropa: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12333-12333A0102 Sweden The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) has applied for funding from Sida of 2, 215, 026 USD to carry out the project "Promoting innovation policy capacities in Eastern Europe and the Caucasus" during the period 2018-2022. The intervention aims at improving competencies among innovation policy institutions in designing, running, reforming and monitoring effective innovation policies and institutions. This will be done through (1) the development and regional implementation of an innovation policy index, (2) the cunduct of Innovation Performance Reviews for Sustainable Development in Georgia, Moldova and Armenia and (3) targeted capacity building in Georgia and Moldova and on a regional level. United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om 2, 215, 026 USD för genomförandet av projektet "Promoting innovation policy capacities in Eastern Europe and the Caucasus" under perioden 2018-2022. Insatsen syftar till stärkt kapacitet hos policyinstitut och beslutsfattare för att skapa, implementera, reformera och underhålla ett funktionellt regelverk och effektiva institutioner för innovation. Detta görs genom (1) utveckling och implementering av ett index för att mäta innovationspolicy, (2) genomförande av studier av nationella innovationssystem (Innovation Performance Reviews for Sustainable Development) i Georgien, Moldavien och Armenien, samt (3) riktade kapacitetsutvecklingsinsatser i bland annat Georgien, Moldavien samt på regional nivå. "The project will improve the competencies of innovation policy makers in designing, running, reforming, and monitoring effective innovation policies and institutions that make measurable contributions towards long-term economic development and sustainable development." In this programme UNECE focus on Moldova, Armenia and Georgia. Expected accomplishments EA1.Enhanced capacity of national policy makers and stakeholders to analyse and benchmark their innovation policies and institutions in line with ECE good practices. EA2. Enhanced capacity of national policy makers and stakeholders in three countries to design and carry out effective innovation policy and institutional reform. EA3. Improved subregional cooperation on harmonisation of innovation policies and institutions. Indicators of achievement IA1.1. At least 3 countries endorsed the findings of the innovation policy index and the I4SD reviews and integrated relevant recommendations into their national policies. IA2.1. At least 80% of stakeholders beneflting from national capacity building confirmed that activities strengthened their capacity in designing, implementing, and evaluating effective innovative policy. IA3.l. At least 5 countries demonstrate that recommendations made in project activities and reflected in the policy handbook are reflected in ongoing or intended changes or reforms to policies, institutions, or instruments. Sweden United Nations Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNECE/United Nations Economic Commission for Europe 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 5000000 0 10000000 UNECE/United Nations Economic Commission for Europe 5000000 UNECE/United Nations Economic Commission for Europe 5000000 UNECE/United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Östeuropa: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Eastern Europe: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Östeuropa: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Eastern Europe: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Östeuropa: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12333-12333A0104 Sweden The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) has applied for funding from Sida of 2, 215, 026 USD to carry out the project "Promoting innovation policy capacities in Eastern Europe and the Caucasus" during the period 2018-2022. The intervention aims at improving competencies among innovation policy institutions in designing, running, reforming and monitoring effective innovation policies and institutions. This will be done through (1) the development and regional implementation of an innovation policy index, (2) the cunduct of Innovation Performance Reviews for Sustainable Development in Georgia, Moldova and Armenia and (3) targeted capacity building in Georgia and Moldova and on a regional level. United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om 2, 215, 026 USD för genomförandet av projektet "Promoting innovation policy capacities in Eastern Europe and the Caucasus" under perioden 2018-2022. Insatsen syftar till stärkt kapacitet hos policyinstitut och beslutsfattare för att skapa, implementera, reformera och underhålla ett funktionellt regelverk och effektiva institutioner för innovation. Detta görs genom (1) utveckling och implementering av ett index för att mäta innovationspolicy, (2) genomförande av studier av nationella innovationssystem (Innovation Performance Reviews for Sustainable Development) i Georgien, Moldavien och Armenien, samt (3) riktade kapacitetsutvecklingsinsatser i bland annat Georgien, Moldavien samt på regional nivå. "The project will improve the competencies of innovation policy makers in designing, running, reforming, and monitoring effective innovation policies and institutions that make measurable contributions towards long-term economic development and sustainable development." In this programme UNECE focus on Moldova, Armenia and Georgia. Expected accomplishments EA1.Enhanced capacity of national policy makers and stakeholders to analyse and benchmark their innovation policies and institutions in line with ECE good practices. EA2. Enhanced capacity of national policy makers and stakeholders in three countries to design and carry out effective innovation policy and institutional reform. EA3. Improved subregional cooperation on harmonisation of innovation policies and institutions. Indicators of achievement IA1.1. At least 3 countries endorsed the findings of the innovation policy index and the I4SD reviews and integrated relevant recommendations into their national policies. IA2.1. At least 80% of stakeholders beneflting from national capacity building confirmed that activities strengthened their capacity in designing, implementing, and evaluating effective innovative policy. IA3.l. At least 5 countries demonstrate that recommendations made in project activities and reflected in the policy handbook are reflected in ongoing or intended changes or reforms to policies, institutions, or instruments. Sweden United Nations Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNECE/United Nations Economic Commission for Europe 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -157694 0 0 -157694 -157694 UNECE/United Nations Economic Commission for Europe -157694.17 UNECE/United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened economic development through job creation and trade Stärkt ekonomisk utveckling genom jobbskapande och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Faster green transition, energy efficiency, and strengthened climate adaptation Snabbare grön omställning, energieffektivitet och stärkt klimatanpassning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12381 Sweden The State Statistical office of North Macedonia (further SSO) has the responsibility to produce official statistics in the country, to coordinate the National Statistical System and international cooperation in the field of statistics. SSO has also an important support role to provide official statistics related to the EU negotiations. The project “Increased availability and use of official statistics in North Macedonia” is jointly prepared by SSO and SCB, with an overall project goal to increase user confidence in North Macedonia, by the means of increased availability and use of official statistics in the country. To contribute to the achievement of the overall goal, the project will work towards improved efficiency of the statistical production; increased range and improved quality of statistical production; improved communications and strengthened coordination of the National Statistical System (NSS), and improved efficiency of human resource management within the organization. Users increased confidence in the accuracy and reliability of provided statistical data will enable the state institutions to prepare their social policies, and the researchers and NGO's to utilize the data to argue for the rights of the poor. At the same time, SSO will comply to the existing EU requirements (2019 Communication on EU Enlargement Policy, North Macedonia 2019 Report - Chapter 18, and the European Statistics Code of Practice), and the Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 and SDG 17). Nordmakedoniens statliga statistikkontor (vidare SSO) ansvarar för officiell statistik, för samordning av det statistiska systemet och internationellt samarbete inom statistikområdet. SSO är ett viktigt stöd genom den officiella statistik de tillhandahåller och som kopplas till EU-förhandlingar. Projektet ”Ökad tillgänglighet och användning av officiell statistik i Nordmakedonien” har utarbetats gemensamt av SSO och SCB, med det övergripande projektmålet att öka användarnas förtroende för Nordmakedonien, med hjälp av ökad tillgänglighet och användning av officiell statistik i landet. För att bidra till att det övergripande målet uppnås kommer projektet att arbeta för att: förbättra effektiviteten i framställningen av statistik; öka utbudet och förbättra kvaliteten på framställningen av statistisk; förbättra kommunikationen och stärka samordningen av det Nationella Statistiksystemet (NSS) och förbättra effektiviteten när det gäller personalhantering inom organisationen. Användarnas ökade förtroende för statikuppgifternas korrekthet och tillförlitlighet förväntas göra det möjligt för statliga institutioner att förbereda sin socialpolitik; för forskare och icke-statliga organisationer att använda uppgifterna för att argumentera för de fattigas rättigheter. Samtidigt kommer SSO att uppfylla befintliga EU-krav (2019 års meddelande om EU:s utvidgningspolitik, Nordmakedonienrapporten - kapitel 18, och Riktlinjer för europeisk statistik) och Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 och SDG 17). The project Increased availability and use of official statistics in North Macedonia, is about partnership cooperation between the Statistics Sweden and the State Statistical Office of North Macedonia. The overall project goal is to reach increased user confidence in North Macedonia, by the means of increased availability and use of official statistics in the country. To contribute to the achievement of the overall goal, the project will work towards the following outcomes: - improved efficiency of the statistical production process; - increased range and improved quality of statistical production; - improved internal and external communications; - improved efficiency of human resource management. The theory of change of the proposed intervention is as follows - IF the availability and use of official statistics in the country increases: (1) by increasing and further developing of the institutional capacity and knowledge at SSO and thereby by improving the efficiency of statistical production process; (2) as well as by increasing the range and improving the quality of statistical production; (3) by improving the communication of statistical data in the public; AND, IF SSO (4) improves efficiency of its human resource management; THEN SSO will contribute to increased users confidence in the accuracy and reliability of provided statistical data. This will enable the institutions to prepare their social policies, and the researchers and NGO's to utilize the data, and to argue for the rights of the poor. At the same time, SSO will comply to the existing EU requirements (2019 Communication on EU Enlargement Policy , North Macedonia 2019 Report - Chapter 18 and European Statistics Code of Practice) and the Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 and SDG 17). The project budget is 14,000,000.00 SEK for the period September 2019 - June 2023. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North Macedonia Statistical capacity building Other Social Infrastructure & Services he following were the main achievements during the program: - A planning and monitoring instrument was brought forward, summarizing SSOs statistics production on the level of departments, sectors, and the entire office. The instrument gives SSO an overview of how, when, and what staff is doing, and enables joint and effective planning. It also provides the opportunity to monitor timeliness, punctuality, and production volume. - An employment register was developed, including a database and a process in place to create frozen monthly versions. SSO has started to use data from the register in statistics production and fully utilized the register will increase the quality, streamline the production process, and increase the range of statistics. - The project contributed to SSO developing Producer Price Index for Services (SPPI) through assistance with survey questionnaires, index construction, and weights calculations. Indexes for three service industries were published in May 2024. - SSOs public statistical database was modernized and made available to users when SSO released an updated version of the MAKSTAT on the website. The updated version has a new design and is more user friendly. - A staff survey was developed and SSO conducted the survey twice during the project period. Management response was carried out. as well as discussions and action plans. SSO has taken several actions following the results from the staff survey. - A training program in statistical processes was developed containing several modules. SSO staff nominated as internal trainers received training in communications, presentation technique and writing. SSO carried out the training program for 38 employees. - An increase of traffic to SSO:s website with 20 % and an increase of downloads from the MAKSTAT database with 31% during the program period. Training in search engine optimization might be one reason, as well as a new more user-friendly design of the database. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12381-12381A0101 Sweden The State Statistical office of North Macedonia (further SSO) has the responsibility to produce official statistics in the country, to coordinate the National Statistical System and international cooperation in the field of statistics. SSO has also an important support role to provide official statistics related to the EU negotiations. The project “Increased availability and use of official statistics in North Macedonia” is jointly prepared by SSO and SCB, with an overall project goal to increase user confidence in North Macedonia, by the means of increased availability and use of official statistics in the country. To contribute to the achievement of the overall goal, the project will work towards improved efficiency of the statistical production; increased range and improved quality of statistical production; improved communications and strengthened coordination of the National Statistical System (NSS), and improved efficiency of human resource management within the organization. Users increased confidence in the accuracy and reliability of provided statistical data will enable the state institutions to prepare their social policies, and the researchers and NGO's to utilize the data to argue for the rights of the poor. At the same time, SSO will comply to the existing EU requirements (2019 Communication on EU Enlargement Policy, North Macedonia 2019 Report - Chapter 18, and the European Statistics Code of Practice), and the Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 and SDG 17). Nordmakedoniens statliga statistikkontor (vidare SSO) ansvarar för officiell statistik, för samordning av det statistiska systemet och internationellt samarbete inom statistikområdet. SSO är ett viktigt stöd genom den officiella statistik de tillhandahåller och som kopplas till EU-förhandlingar. Projektet ”Ökad tillgänglighet och användning av officiell statistik i Nordmakedonien” har utarbetats gemensamt av SSO och SCB, med det övergripande projektmålet att öka användarnas förtroende för Nordmakedonien, med hjälp av ökad tillgänglighet och användning av officiell statistik i landet. För att bidra till att det övergripande målet uppnås kommer projektet att arbeta för att: förbättra effektiviteten i framställningen av statistik; öka utbudet och förbättra kvaliteten på framställningen av statistisk; förbättra kommunikationen och stärka samordningen av det Nationella Statistiksystemet (NSS) och förbättra effektiviteten när det gäller personalhantering inom organisationen. Användarnas ökade förtroende för statikuppgifternas korrekthet och tillförlitlighet förväntas göra det möjligt för statliga institutioner att förbereda sin socialpolitik; för forskare och icke-statliga organisationer att använda uppgifterna för att argumentera för de fattigas rättigheter. Samtidigt kommer SSO att uppfylla befintliga EU-krav (2019 års meddelande om EU:s utvidgningspolitik, Nordmakedonienrapporten - kapitel 18, och Riktlinjer för europeisk statistik) och Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 och SDG 17). The project Increased availability and use of official statistics in North Macedonia, is about partnership cooperation between the Statistics Sweden and the State Statistical Office of North Macedonia. The overall project goal is to reach increased user confidence in North Macedonia, by the means of increased availability and use of official statistics in the country. To contribute to the achievement of the overall goal, the project will work towards the following outcomes: - improved efficiency of the statistical production process; - increased range and improved quality of statistical production; - improved internal and external communications; - improved efficiency of human resource management. The theory of change of the proposed intervention is as follows - IF the availability and use of official statistics in the country increases: (1) by increasing and further developing of the institutional capacity and knowledge at SSO and thereby by improving the efficiency of statistical production process; (2) as well as by increasing the range and improving the quality of statistical production; (3) by improving the communication of statistical data in the public; AND, IF SSO (4) improves efficiency of its human resource management; THEN SSO will contribute to increased users confidence in the accuracy and reliability of provided statistical data. This will enable the institutions to prepare their social policies, and the researchers and NGO's to utilize the data, and to argue for the rights of the poor. At the same time, SSO will comply to the existing EU requirements (2019 Communication on EU Enlargement Policy , North Macedonia 2019 Report - Chapter 18 and European Statistics Code of Practice) and the Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 and SDG 17). The project budget is 14,000,000.00 SEK for the period September 2019 - June 2023. Sweden SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 17.19 - By 2030, build on existing initiatives to develop measurements of progress on sustainable development that complement gross domestic product, and support statistical capacity-building in developing countries. 17.19 - By 2030, build on existing initiatives to develop measurements of progress on sustainable development that complement gross domestic product, and support statistical capacity-building in developing countries 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 3800000 2400000 0 0 0 3800000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2400000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6200000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 3800000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 2400000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12381-12381A0102 Sweden The State Statistical office of North Macedonia (further SSO) has the responsibility to produce official statistics in the country, to coordinate the National Statistical System and international cooperation in the field of statistics. SSO has also an important support role to provide official statistics related to the EU negotiations. The project “Increased availability and use of official statistics in North Macedonia” is jointly prepared by SSO and SCB, with an overall project goal to increase user confidence in North Macedonia, by the means of increased availability and use of official statistics in the country. To contribute to the achievement of the overall goal, the project will work towards improved efficiency of the statistical production; increased range and improved quality of statistical production; improved communications and strengthened coordination of the National Statistical System (NSS), and improved efficiency of human resource management within the organization. Users increased confidence in the accuracy and reliability of provided statistical data will enable the state institutions to prepare their social policies, and the researchers and NGO's to utilize the data to argue for the rights of the poor. At the same time, SSO will comply to the existing EU requirements (2019 Communication on EU Enlargement Policy, North Macedonia 2019 Report - Chapter 18, and the European Statistics Code of Practice), and the Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 and SDG 17). Nordmakedoniens statliga statistikkontor (vidare SSO) ansvarar för officiell statistik, för samordning av det statistiska systemet och internationellt samarbete inom statistikområdet. SSO är ett viktigt stöd genom den officiella statistik de tillhandahåller och som kopplas till EU-förhandlingar. Projektet ”Ökad tillgänglighet och användning av officiell statistik i Nordmakedonien” har utarbetats gemensamt av SSO och SCB, med det övergripande projektmålet att öka användarnas förtroende för Nordmakedonien, med hjälp av ökad tillgänglighet och användning av officiell statistik i landet. För att bidra till att det övergripande målet uppnås kommer projektet att arbeta för att: förbättra effektiviteten i framställningen av statistik; öka utbudet och förbättra kvaliteten på framställningen av statistisk; förbättra kommunikationen och stärka samordningen av det Nationella Statistiksystemet (NSS) och förbättra effektiviteten när det gäller personalhantering inom organisationen. Användarnas ökade förtroende för statikuppgifternas korrekthet och tillförlitlighet förväntas göra det möjligt för statliga institutioner att förbereda sin socialpolitik; för forskare och icke-statliga organisationer att använda uppgifterna för att argumentera för de fattigas rättigheter. Samtidigt kommer SSO att uppfylla befintliga EU-krav (2019 års meddelande om EU:s utvidgningspolitik, Nordmakedonienrapporten - kapitel 18, och Riktlinjer för europeisk statistik) och Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 och SDG 17). The project Increased availability and use of official statistics in North Macedonia, is about partnership cooperation between the Statistics Sweden and the State Statistical Office of North Macedonia. The overall project goal is to reach increased user confidence in North Macedonia, by the means of increased availability and use of official statistics in the country. To contribute to the achievement of the overall goal, the project will work towards the following outcomes: - improved efficiency of the statistical production process; - increased range and improved quality of statistical production; - improved internal and external communications; - improved efficiency of human resource management. The theory of change of the proposed intervention is as follows - IF the availability and use of official statistics in the country increases: (1) by increasing and further developing of the institutional capacity and knowledge at SSO and thereby by improving the efficiency of statistical production process; (2) as well as by increasing the range and improving the quality of statistical production; (3) by improving the communication of statistical data in the public; AND, IF SSO (4) improves efficiency of its human resource management; THEN SSO will contribute to increased users confidence in the accuracy and reliability of provided statistical data. This will enable the institutions to prepare their social policies, and the researchers and NGO's to utilize the data, and to argue for the rights of the poor. At the same time, SSO will comply to the existing EU requirements (2019 Communication on EU Enlargement Policy , North Macedonia 2019 Report - Chapter 18 and European Statistics Code of Practice) and the Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 and SDG 17). The project budget is 14,000,000.00 SEK for the period September 2019 - June 2023. Sweden SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 0 0 3000000 3000000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 3000000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12381-12381A0103 Sweden The State Statistical office of North Macedonia (further SSO) has the responsibility to produce official statistics in the country, to coordinate the National Statistical System and international cooperation in the field of statistics. SSO has also an important support role to provide official statistics related to the EU negotiations. The project “Increased availability and use of official statistics in North Macedonia” is jointly prepared by SSO and SCB, with an overall project goal to increase user confidence in North Macedonia, by the means of increased availability and use of official statistics in the country. To contribute to the achievement of the overall goal, the project will work towards improved efficiency of the statistical production; increased range and improved quality of statistical production; improved communications and strengthened coordination of the National Statistical System (NSS), and improved efficiency of human resource management within the organization. Users increased confidence in the accuracy and reliability of provided statistical data will enable the state institutions to prepare their social policies, and the researchers and NGO's to utilize the data to argue for the rights of the poor. At the same time, SSO will comply to the existing EU requirements (2019 Communication on EU Enlargement Policy, North Macedonia 2019 Report - Chapter 18, and the European Statistics Code of Practice), and the Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 and SDG 17). Nordmakedoniens statliga statistikkontor (vidare SSO) ansvarar för officiell statistik, för samordning av det statistiska systemet och internationellt samarbete inom statistikområdet. SSO är ett viktigt stöd genom den officiella statistik de tillhandahåller och som kopplas till EU-förhandlingar. Projektet ”Ökad tillgänglighet och användning av officiell statistik i Nordmakedonien” har utarbetats gemensamt av SSO och SCB, med det övergripande projektmålet att öka användarnas förtroende för Nordmakedonien, med hjälp av ökad tillgänglighet och användning av officiell statistik i landet. För att bidra till att det övergripande målet uppnås kommer projektet att arbeta för att: förbättra effektiviteten i framställningen av statistik; öka utbudet och förbättra kvaliteten på framställningen av statistisk; förbättra kommunikationen och stärka samordningen av det Nationella Statistiksystemet (NSS) och förbättra effektiviteten när det gäller personalhantering inom organisationen. Användarnas ökade förtroende för statikuppgifternas korrekthet och tillförlitlighet förväntas göra det möjligt för statliga institutioner att förbereda sin socialpolitik; för forskare och icke-statliga organisationer att använda uppgifterna för att argumentera för de fattigas rättigheter. Samtidigt kommer SSO att uppfylla befintliga EU-krav (2019 års meddelande om EU:s utvidgningspolitik, Nordmakedonienrapporten - kapitel 18, och Riktlinjer för europeisk statistik) och Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 och SDG 17). The project Increased availability and use of official statistics in North Macedonia, is about partnership cooperation between the Statistics Sweden and the State Statistical Office of North Macedonia. The overall project goal is to reach increased user confidence in North Macedonia, by the means of increased availability and use of official statistics in the country. To contribute to the achievement of the overall goal, the project will work towards the following outcomes: - improved efficiency of the statistical production process; - increased range and improved quality of statistical production; - improved internal and external communications; - improved efficiency of human resource management. The theory of change of the proposed intervention is as follows - IF the availability and use of official statistics in the country increases: (1) by increasing and further developing of the institutional capacity and knowledge at SSO and thereby by improving the efficiency of statistical production process; (2) as well as by increasing the range and improving the quality of statistical production; (3) by improving the communication of statistical data in the public; AND, IF SSO (4) improves efficiency of its human resource management; THEN SSO will contribute to increased users confidence in the accuracy and reliability of provided statistical data. This will enable the institutions to prepare their social policies, and the researchers and NGO's to utilize the data, and to argue for the rights of the poor. At the same time, SSO will comply to the existing EU requirements (2019 Communication on EU Enlargement Policy , North Macedonia 2019 Report - Chapter 18 and European Statistics Code of Practice) and the Agenda 2030 (SDG 5; SDG 16 and SDG 17). The project budget is 14,000,000.00 SEK for the period September 2019 - June 2023. Sweden SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 6300000 -12912 0 1300000 0 0 0 0 0 2584000 -12912 2416000 0 3500000 0 0 0 9787088 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 3500000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 1300000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 2416000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån 2584000 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån -12912 SCB/Statistiska centralbyrån Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-12429 Sweden The proposed intervention aims to provide integrated community-based education and child protection services for returnees, Internally Displace Persons, vulnerable host communities, and children with disabilities in three provinces. The overall objective of the programme is to improve the access to inclusive quality education in emergencies, and provide a safe learning environment for conflict affected boys and girls aged from 5 to 15 years old in three provinces. The intervention will target 7,600 children (50% girls) within primary education (grade 1 to grade 3) and 5,600 children (50% girls) within a one-year community-based pre-school education in the three considered geographical areas. The priority areas of the project are: (1) focus on education of girls, vulnerable Host Communities (HC), Internally Displaced People (IDP) and returnee children; (2) support enrolment of HC, IDP and returnee children into formal schools; and (3) expand Community Based Education (CBE) and Education in Emergency (EiE) Classes; (4) Child Protection and WASH services. This intervention is highly relevant according to the Results strategy for Sweden’s international development cooperation with Afghanistan, 2014–2019 regarding access to improved schooling for girls and boys and making it possible for more girls and boys to complete their schooling. It is also related to results on strengthened respect for human rights, with particular focus on the opportunities of children to enjoy their human rights, and the result on strengthened capacity of public institutions to provide basic services in Afghanistan. Save the Children International Afghanistan (SCI-A) is the main implementer of the pogramme and will work with a local partner, Welfare Association for the Development of Afghanistan (WADAN). Save the Children Sweden is Sida's contract partner for this contribution. Sida supports the intervention by providing 24 MSEK for the implementation of the project during the period from December 2018 to May 2020. Denna insats syftar till att erbjuda utbildning och stöd till återvändande, internflyktingar, barn med funktionshinder samt andra utsatta grupper i tre provinser. Programmets övergripande mål är att öka tillgången till inkluderande utbildning av god kvalitet och att skapa en säker lärandemiljö för de pojkar och flickor i åldern 5-15 år som drabbats av konflikter och katastrofer. Projektet beräknas erbjuda 7 600 barn (50% flickor) grundskoleutbildning (årskurs 1 till 3) och 5 600 barn (50% flickor) en ettårig förskoleutbildning. Projektets prioriterade verksamhetsområden är följande: (1) utbildning av flickor, internflyktingar, återvändande barn samt barn i utsatta samhällen; (2) stödja registrering och inkludering av barn i det formella skolsystemet; (3) utöka alternativa utbildningsformer (Community Based Education) och utbildning i konfliktområden; och (4) skapa skydd för utsatta barn samt bidra till ökad tillgång på vatten och sanitetsanrättningar i anslutning till skolan. Denna insats är högst relevant utifrån den svenska strategin för utvecklingssamarbete med Afghanistan 2014-2019 avseende tillgång till förbättrad skolgång för flickor och pojkar och gör det möjligt för fler flickor och pojkar att slutföra sin skolgång. Insatsen bidrar också till ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna, med särskild inriktning på barnens möjligheter att åtnjuta sina mänskliga rättigheter samt strategiresultatet att förstärka kapaciteten inom offentliga institutioner när det gäller tillhandahållande av grundläggande samhällstjänster. Save the Children International Afghanistan (SCI-A) är den främsta implementeraren av programmet och kommer att arbeta tillsammans med en lokal partner, Welfare Association for the Development of Afghanistan (WADAN). Rädda Barnen Sverige är Sidas avtalspartner avseende denna insats. Sida bidrar med 24 MSEK för genomförandet av projektet under perioden från december 2018 till maj 2020. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Primary education Basic Education SE-0-SE-6-12429-12429A0101 Sweden The proposed intervention aims to provide integrated community-based education and child protection services for returnees, Internally Displace Persons, vulnerable host communities, and children with disabilities in three provinces. The overall objective of the programme is to improve the access to inclusive quality education in emergencies, and provide a safe learning environment for conflict affected boys and girls aged from 5 to 15 years old in three provinces. The intervention will target 7,600 children (50% girls) within primary education (grade 1 to grade 3) and 5,600 children (50% girls) within a one-year community-based pre-school education in the three considered geographical areas. The priority areas of the project are: (1) focus on education of girls, vulnerable Host Communities (HC), Internally Displaced People (IDP) and returnee children; (2) support enrolment of HC, IDP and returnee children into formal schools; and (3) expand Community Based Education (CBE) and Education in Emergency (EiE) Classes; (4) Child Protection and WASH services. This intervention is highly relevant according to the Results strategy for Sweden’s international development cooperation with Afghanistan, 2014–2019 regarding access to improved schooling for girls and boys and making it possible for more girls and boys to complete their schooling. It is also related to results on strengthened respect for human rights, with particular focus on the opportunities of children to enjoy their human rights, and the result on strengthened capacity of public institutions to provide basic services in Afghanistan. Save the Children International Afghanistan (SCI-A) is the main implementer of the pogramme and will work with a local partner, Welfare Association for the Development of Afghanistan (WADAN). Save the Children Sweden is Sida's contract partner for this contribution. Sida supports the intervention by providing 24 MSEK for the implementation of the project during the period from December 2018 to May 2020. Denna insats syftar till att erbjuda utbildning och stöd till återvändande, internflyktingar, barn med funktionshinder samt andra utsatta grupper i tre provinser. Programmets övergripande mål är att öka tillgången till inkluderande utbildning av god kvalitet och att skapa en säker lärandemiljö för de pojkar och flickor i åldern 5-15 år som drabbats av konflikter och katastrofer. Projektet beräknas erbjuda 7 600 barn (50% flickor) grundskoleutbildning (årskurs 1 till 3) och 5 600 barn (50% flickor) en ettårig förskoleutbildning. Projektets prioriterade verksamhetsområden är följande: (1) utbildning av flickor, internflyktingar, återvändande barn samt barn i utsatta samhällen; (2) stödja registrering och inkludering av barn i det formella skolsystemet; (3) utöka alternativa utbildningsformer (Community Based Education) och utbildning i konfliktområden; och (4) skapa skydd för utsatta barn samt bidra till ökad tillgång på vatten och sanitetsanrättningar i anslutning till skolan. Denna insats är högst relevant utifrån den svenska strategin för utvecklingssamarbete med Afghanistan 2014-2019 avseende tillgång till förbättrad skolgång för flickor och pojkar och gör det möjligt för fler flickor och pojkar att slutföra sin skolgång. Insatsen bidrar också till ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna, med särskild inriktning på barnens möjligheter att åtnjuta sina mänskliga rättigheter samt strategiresultatet att förstärka kapaciteten inom offentliga institutioner när det gäller tillhandahållande av grundläggande samhällstjänster. Save the Children International Afghanistan (SCI-A) är den främsta implementeraren av programmet och kommer att arbeta tillsammans med en lokal partner, Welfare Association for the Development of Afghanistan (WADAN). Rädda Barnen Sverige är Sidas avtalspartner avseende denna insats. Sida bidrar med 24 MSEK för genomförandet av projektet under perioden från december 2018 till maj 2020. Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 5000000 13000000 9000000 0 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 4000000 4000000 0 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 0 5000000 9000000 42000000 Save the Children, Sweden 15000000 Save the Children, Sweden 5000000 Save the Children, Sweden 4000000 Save the Children, Sweden 4000000 Save the Children, Sweden 5000000 Save the Children, Sweden 9000000 Save the Children, Sweden Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 More girls and boys have access to improved schooling up to and including upper secondary education Fler flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förbättrad grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12429-12429A0102 Sweden The proposed intervention aims to provide integrated community-based education and child protection services for returnees, Internally Displace Persons, vulnerable host communities, and children with disabilities in three provinces. The overall objective of the programme is to improve the access to inclusive quality education in emergencies, and provide a safe learning environment for conflict affected boys and girls aged from 5 to 15 years old in three provinces. The intervention will target 7,600 children (50% girls) within primary education (grade 1 to grade 3) and 5,600 children (50% girls) within a one-year community-based pre-school education in the three considered geographical areas. The priority areas of the project are: (1) focus on education of girls, vulnerable Host Communities (HC), Internally Displaced People (IDP) and returnee children; (2) support enrolment of HC, IDP and returnee children into formal schools; and (3) expand Community Based Education (CBE) and Education in Emergency (EiE) Classes; (4) Child Protection and WASH services. This intervention is highly relevant according to the Results strategy for Sweden’s international development cooperation with Afghanistan, 2014–2019 regarding access to improved schooling for girls and boys and making it possible for more girls and boys to complete their schooling. It is also related to results on strengthened respect for human rights, with particular focus on the opportunities of children to enjoy their human rights, and the result on strengthened capacity of public institutions to provide basic services in Afghanistan. Save the Children International Afghanistan (SCI-A) is the main implementer of the pogramme and will work with a local partner, Welfare Association for the Development of Afghanistan (WADAN). Save the Children Sweden is Sida's contract partner for this contribution. Sida supports the intervention by providing 24 MSEK for the implementation of the project during the period from December 2018 to May 2020. Denna insats syftar till att erbjuda utbildning och stöd till återvändande, internflyktingar, barn med funktionshinder samt andra utsatta grupper i tre provinser. Programmets övergripande mål är att öka tillgången till inkluderande utbildning av god kvalitet och att skapa en säker lärandemiljö för de pojkar och flickor i åldern 5-15 år som drabbats av konflikter och katastrofer. Projektet beräknas erbjuda 7 600 barn (50% flickor) grundskoleutbildning (årskurs 1 till 3) och 5 600 barn (50% flickor) en ettårig förskoleutbildning. Projektets prioriterade verksamhetsområden är följande: (1) utbildning av flickor, internflyktingar, återvändande barn samt barn i utsatta samhällen; (2) stödja registrering och inkludering av barn i det formella skolsystemet; (3) utöka alternativa utbildningsformer (Community Based Education) och utbildning i konfliktområden; och (4) skapa skydd för utsatta barn samt bidra till ökad tillgång på vatten och sanitetsanrättningar i anslutning till skolan. Denna insats är högst relevant utifrån den svenska strategin för utvecklingssamarbete med Afghanistan 2014-2019 avseende tillgång till förbättrad skolgång för flickor och pojkar och gör det möjligt för fler flickor och pojkar att slutföra sin skolgång. Insatsen bidrar också till ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna, med särskild inriktning på barnens möjligheter att åtnjuta sina mänskliga rättigheter samt strategiresultatet att förstärka kapaciteten inom offentliga institutioner när det gäller tillhandahållande av grundläggande samhällstjänster. Save the Children International Afghanistan (SCI-A) är den främsta implementeraren av programmet och kommer att arbeta tillsammans med en lokal partner, Welfare Association for the Development of Afghanistan (WADAN). Rädda Barnen Sverige är Sidas avtalspartner avseende denna insats. Sida bidrar med 24 MSEK för genomförandet av projektet under perioden från december 2018 till maj 2020. Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10600000 0 0 0 5600000 5000000 10600000 Save the Children, Sweden 5600000 Save the Children, Sweden 5000000 Save the Children, Sweden Afghanistan 2021-2024 Afghanistan 2021-2024 Increased access to inclusive education of good quality and lifelong learning, with a special focus on girls and women. Ökad tillgång till inkluderande utbildning av god kvalitet och livslängt lärande med särskilt fokus på flickor och kvinnor. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12429-12429A0103 Sweden The proposed intervention aims to provide integrated community-based education and child protection services for returnees, Internally Displace Persons, vulnerable host communities, and children with disabilities in three provinces. The overall objective of the programme is to improve the access to inclusive quality education in emergencies, and provide a safe learning environment for conflict affected boys and girls aged from 5 to 15 years old in three provinces. The intervention will target 7,600 children (50% girls) within primary education (grade 1 to grade 3) and 5,600 children (50% girls) within a one-year community-based pre-school education in the three considered geographical areas. The priority areas of the project are: (1) focus on education of girls, vulnerable Host Communities (HC), Internally Displaced People (IDP) and returnee children; (2) support enrolment of HC, IDP and returnee children into formal schools; and (3) expand Community Based Education (CBE) and Education in Emergency (EiE) Classes; (4) Child Protection and WASH services. This intervention is highly relevant according to the Results strategy for Sweden’s international development cooperation with Afghanistan, 2014–2019 regarding access to improved schooling for girls and boys and making it possible for more girls and boys to complete their schooling. It is also related to results on strengthened respect for human rights, with particular focus on the opportunities of children to enjoy their human rights, and the result on strengthened capacity of public institutions to provide basic services in Afghanistan. Save the Children International Afghanistan (SCI-A) is the main implementer of the pogramme and will work with a local partner, Welfare Association for the Development of Afghanistan (WADAN). Save the Children Sweden is Sida's contract partner for this contribution. Sida supports the intervention by providing 24 MSEK for the implementation of the project during the period from December 2018 to May 2020. Denna insats syftar till att erbjuda utbildning och stöd till återvändande, internflyktingar, barn med funktionshinder samt andra utsatta grupper i tre provinser. Programmets övergripande mål är att öka tillgången till inkluderande utbildning av god kvalitet och att skapa en säker lärandemiljö för de pojkar och flickor i åldern 5-15 år som drabbats av konflikter och katastrofer. Projektet beräknas erbjuda 7 600 barn (50% flickor) grundskoleutbildning (årskurs 1 till 3) och 5 600 barn (50% flickor) en ettårig förskoleutbildning. Projektets prioriterade verksamhetsområden är följande: (1) utbildning av flickor, internflyktingar, återvändande barn samt barn i utsatta samhällen; (2) stödja registrering och inkludering av barn i det formella skolsystemet; (3) utöka alternativa utbildningsformer (Community Based Education) och utbildning i konfliktområden; och (4) skapa skydd för utsatta barn samt bidra till ökad tillgång på vatten och sanitetsanrättningar i anslutning till skolan. Denna insats är högst relevant utifrån den svenska strategin för utvecklingssamarbete med Afghanistan 2014-2019 avseende tillgång till förbättrad skolgång för flickor och pojkar och gör det möjligt för fler flickor och pojkar att slutföra sin skolgång. Insatsen bidrar också till ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna, med särskild inriktning på barnens möjligheter att åtnjuta sina mänskliga rättigheter samt strategiresultatet att förstärka kapaciteten inom offentliga institutioner när det gäller tillhandahållande av grundläggande samhällstjänster. Save the Children International Afghanistan (SCI-A) är den främsta implementeraren av programmet och kommer att arbeta tillsammans med en lokal partner, Welfare Association for the Development of Afghanistan (WADAN). Rädda Barnen Sverige är Sidas avtalspartner avseende denna insats. Sida bidrar med 24 MSEK för genomförandet av projektet under perioden från december 2018 till maj 2020. Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.5 - Senast 2030 avskaffa skillnaderna mellan könen inom utbildningsområdet och säkerställa lika tillgång till utbildning och yrkesutbildning på alla nivåer för utsatta personer, inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättning, ursprungsfolk och barn som lever under utsatta förhållanden. 4.5 - By 2030, eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access to all levels of education and vocational training for the vulnerable, including persons with disabilities, indigenous peoples and children in vulnerable situations. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -277931 -277931 Save the Children, Sweden Afghanistan 2022-2024 Afghanistan 2022-2024 Increased access to inclusive education of good quality and lifelong learning focusing on girls and women. Ökad tillgång till inkluderande utbildning av god kvalitet och livslångt lärande med särskilt fokus på flickor och kvinnor. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12447 Sweden FSC is an independent Tanzanian non-profit organisation that provides grants and capacity building services to Tanzanian based civil society organisations. FCS was registered as a legal entity under the National NGO Act No 1666 in September 2002 and started its operation in January 2003. Since its inception, FCS has contributed immensely to the capacity strengthening of teh civil society sector in Tanzania. thereby ( in) directly enabling CSOs and citizens become key driving forces for positively influencing democratic governance in Tanzania and better quality of life for all. This is realised through provision of grants, facilitation of linkages, as well as enabling a culture of on-going learning within the civil society and Tanzania as a whole. FCS aspires to maintain its position as a leading financing mechanism for CSOs in Tanzania; and to effectively complement government and development partners efforts towards poverty reduction as set out in Tanzania's main development frameworks: Vision 2025 and the five year development plan 2016 - 2021. Foundation for Civil Society (FCS) är en oberoende, icke vinstdrivande civilsamhällesorganisation i Tanzania som utdelar bidrag och ger kapacitetsstöd till civilsamhällesorganisationer i Tanzania. FCS som formell organisation registrerades inom Tanzanias regelverk som styr civilsamhällesorganisationer (National NGO Act No 1666) den 22 september 2002. Verksamheten påbörjades i januari 2003. Sedan tillkomsten har FCS bidragit avsevärt till stärkandet av det civila samhället i Tanzania och därmed möjliggjort för medborgare och civilsamhällesorganisationer att på ett positivt sätt bidra till stärkandet av ett demokratiskt styrelseskick och förbättrade levnadsvillkor i Tanzania. Stödet har utgjorts av utdelade bidrag och stärkande av nätverk. FCS har även bidragit till utvecklande av lärande inom civilsamhällesorganisationerna. FCS strävar efter att vara den ledande finansieringsmekanismen för civilsamhällesorganisationer i Tanzania. De strävar även efter att komplementera biståndsgivares och statens insatser för fattigdomsminskning, såsom uttryckt i landets huvudsakliga strategier och planer för utveckling och fattigdomsminskning (t.ex. Vision 2025 samt den femåriga utvecklingsplanen för 2016-2021). The Foundation for Civil Society ( FCS) Key Result Areas 1. GovernanceThe focus is on supporting social accountability, monitoring women's land rights, harmful traditional practices and conflict resolution. It is acknowledged that governance in the context of sustainable livelihoods means working across sectors and levels. This involved changing power relations, developing people capacioties ( resilience, assets base) as well as positively changing attitudes ( sense of vulnerability and powerlessness) There is also recognition between micro actions and macro conditions and their effects on people's livelihoods. In order to realise these results, FCS works with CSos at both local and national levels abd uses them as a vehicle to empower communities to address governance issues. The desired outcomes in this area are that: a) By 2020, Local government authorities ( LGAs) in areas that FCS works are delivering improved quality services. b) By 2020, decision making and democratic processes are better reflecting citizens rights especially those of marginalised groups, PWDs, minority and women. c) By 2020, communities have strong capacities and institutions for dialogue and conflict management. 2.Livelihoods and MarketFCS recognises that there is a strong linkage between governance and livelihoods. FCS approach to livelihoods is based on adressing systems, policies and structures that constrain the target groups from realising their potentials. the livelihood programme is modelled on three pathways: a) First targetting youth and women economic empowerment b) Targetting smallholder farmers access to extension services and productive assets and 3) tragetting communities resilience to climate change and management of natural resourxes. FCS has also pointed out that more and more citizens are organising through economic self-help groups including Village Community banks ( VICOBAa), saving and Credit societies as opposed to traditional NGOs. FCS intends to tap into these already organised spaces while also linking economic empowerment to social empowerment  while promoting the participation of the marginalised groups in decision making. The livelihood desired outcomes are: a) Ensuring tha youth and women entrepreneurs have secured greater access to market and livelihood assets and resources b) Enabling smallhoder farmers to access adequate extension services and improved security of tenure and; c) Ensuring that communities have increased capacity for climate resilience and are more accountable on natural resource management. 3. Capacity DevelopmentFCS collaboates with smaller and grassroots based CSOs who work directly with communities to identify innovative solutions to address poverty. The goal of this component is to contribute to the enhancement of civil society and other development actors to effectively and sustainably attain their mandates. The intention is that by 2020, FCS envisions that the CSOs they work with are strong, coordinated and able to serve their constituents effectively and efficiently. THese smaller CSOs lack proper systems especially those for financial managment, human resources management, monitioring and evaluation as well as suitable checks and balances, capacity to document and disseminate results and also low innovation in adressing societal challenges in a rapidly changing environment. FCS has modelled its programme to ensure that the supported organisations are constantly capacitated to deliver efficiently and document results in such a way that the evidence of the successes is acheived and shared widely. FCS recognises that the capacity of Civil society is central to giving voice to citizens and putting them at the center of good governance, livelihood and economic development processes that form part of their day to day living. FCS supports performance improvement, institutional growth and organisation as well as capacity to relate and link with others.FCS regards Capacity development as a means towards strengthening and enabling key actors - civil society, policy makers and private sector- to actively engage in dialogue about developing appropriate policy responses. It also focuses on identifying key knowledge gaps, equipping decsiion makers with the necessary tools, frameworks ands skill sets to effectively tacle development challenges at individual, institutional and societal levels. 4) Institutional DevelopmentThe overall objective of this area of work is to enable FCS to become a dynamic, efficient and sustainable entity that is effectively relaising its mandate. FCS intends to focus on improving its monitoring, evaluation and learning approach with a focus on constant reflection in order to maintain relevance and competitiveness. It also works on improving internal policies, systems and structures to safeguard its integrity and capacity to safeguard resources entrusted to it. This includes recruitment and retention of high quality staff as well as enhancing and diversifying the resource base so as to improve the sustainability of operations. The key objectives to ensure this are: a) FCS is delivering high quality services efficiently and effectively b) FCS has a diverse and stable portfolio of financing sources c) The internal policy environment (systems, structures, procedures) are upto date, comprehensive, relevant and fully operationalised. FCS is also complying with statutory and donor requirements.In summary, FCS main role is facilitation rather than direct implementation. Facilitation in this regard includes, but is not limited to funding/grant-making, coordination, mobilisation/leveraging resources, enabling of learning and reflections, linking and brokering partnerships and knowledge management. FCS ultimate target group is Tanzanian citizens with particular attention given to the poor, women, people with disabilities, youth. SWEDEN'S PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE WITH THE FOUNDATION FOR CIVIL SOCIETY Sweden has previously supported the Foundation for Civil society in 2011. Sweden performed an Efficiency Audit and gave recommendations to the Institution and contributed MSEK 30 to the FCS Strategy 2009 - 2013. In this assessment, it has been noted that the recommendations of the Efficiency audit conducted 7 years ago have been taken onboard and the organisation has grown. It has been documented in the Report of Review of the FCS Strategy 2009 - 2013 that during this period FCS has grown and developed to become a respected institution by Stae and Non Stae Actors alike. Furthermore it has been noted that the work of FCS, its products and services are regarged as very relevant to stakeholders. FCS has also exhibited significant levels of adaptability and tenacity, and has significantly grown in terms of programmes, number of supported partners and financial resource base.  In 2018, Sweden has decided to assess possible support of MSEK 55 to the Foundation for Civil society due to a number of reasons. The FCS contribution will contribute towards the Embassy Open Space Project whose main focus is addressing the issue of shrinking democratic space, since this organisation has the capacity to make linkages with organisation working on matters of  civic space. Another reason is that Sweden’s direct support via contributions to civil society has been solid and persistent over a long period of time. Sweden has a well balanced portfolio in this regard and should remain with the support also under present circumstances. However,new approaches and innovative actions are necessary and this may include providing additional funds to ongoing contributions to address issues that are of critical importance in the civil societies. This proposed support to the Foundation for Civil Society will contribute towards this goal. This support will also enable Sweden to have local outreach as this is the only organisation that can reach community based organisations as well as vulnerable groups that Sweden does not have the capacity to reach within its current contributions. There is no other organisation with the capacity to forward funds to community based organisations in the country.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general FCS Annual Reports 2019 i. The Accountability Report highlights progress against the approved workplan for the year, which includes key activities implemented and expenditures at FCS.ii. The Annual Outcomes report provides evidence of changes and learnings obtained in the year. It is supported by case studies from the field. Results - Accountability Report 2019i. The Accountability report reports that during a call for proposals in 2019, a total of 1,004 applications were received and processed and out of these 154 managed to reach the approval stage and underwent Manage Your Grants ( MYG) training. FCS contracted 151 grantees under the basket fund and dropped 3 CSOs following various malpractices. Grantees were evaluated in terms of risk level where due diligence for new grantees, audit reports, internal performance reviews by FCS for ongoing grantees served as baseline risk levels. Grantees identified to have low capacity were subjected to necessary capacity building. Out of 151 grantees, 123 grantees were rated as low risk and 28 grantees rated medium risk. ii. A Risk management Policy and Risk management Framework were developed. Risk owners and champions were identified. FCS publicly shared whistle blowing policy procedures and matters on fraud allegations which included how to treat official communication and contact persons. FCS took measures against corruption in order to enhance internal accountability, transparency and reduce risk of funding fraudulent organisations or individuals. ii. FCS registered a commercial arm (FCS Trust Limited) whose mandate is to ensure FCS is financially stable. FCS will continue to be an NGO and not for profit entity, the Trust is the Income generating arm of FCS and will be exclusively owned by FCS. iv. FCS Grantees were facilitated in order to ensure that they complied with the Written Law ( Miscellaneous Amendments) Act of 2019. vii. FCS sought clearance with Registrar of NGOs before issuing new grant contacts with the grantees. The names of approved grantees were submitted to the Registrar of NGOs to check their compliance status hence FCS confirmed that they work with Grantees who are compliant with the legal framework. v. In terms of challenges, FCS received USD 6,353,851 from DPs against a target of USD 8,283,400. This was approximately 77% of the target. It is stated that delays in receiving funds from DPs has greatly affected the grant cycle and disrupted the implementation cycle of grantees projects. There is also a financial gap of GBP 625,000 due to non-disbursement of funds by DFID/Act II. FCS failed to make disbursements to a total of 47 grantees due to financial gap. This had an impact on results as well as trust with other stakeholders including the Government. Results- Outcome Report 2019 i. FCS issued grants to 151 projects. The grants enabled FCS grantees to implement projects in 185 districts in the country, reaching a total 411,823 people, 210,605 (51%) of them being men and 201,218 (49%) being women. ii. In Social Accountability, FCS grantees have conducted scrutiny on public funds. In 2019, they monitored 291 different public projects in health, water, education and agriculture with the total value of about 132.4 Billion ( appox USD 57.5million). The monitoring efforts have resulted in: a) About TZS 136.47 million shillings which was said to have been stolen or misused, have been recovered as a result of grantee efforts b) TZS 1.12 Billion shillings which had not been released for a long period which then got released after citizens efforts and c) TZS 296.92 million was contributed by citizens to support various public projects. iii. FCS grantees are contributing towards increasing the number of LGAs publishing up to date income and expenditure information. Between January – June 2019, about 77% of villages that grantees were implementing SAM/PETS were publishing up to date income and expenditure reports. The rates varied per sector, whereby in the Agriculture projects, only 38% of the villages are publishing upto date income and expenditure reports, compared to 67% in water and health, and 81% in education. iv. FCS grantees have observed an increased responsiveness of LGAs towards ensuring protection of women and children’s rights. This is a result of FCS grantees contribution towards implementation of the National Plan of Action to End Violence against women and children. Grantees reported that 3,933 cases of GBV were identified. 74% of GBV cases identified were reported at some level, with the majority being reported to LGA (29%), NPA- VAC Committees (26%), school committees (15%), GBV clubs (9%) and other places (26%). Furthermore, 52% of the cases reported were resolved. This represents a slight improvement in the identification, reporting and solving of GBV cases, yet its still reveals a huge gap in addressing GBV. v. FCS grantees have contributed towards efforts to ensure PWDs and youths are accessing the 2% and 4% of district budgets as loans. The grantees have helped PWDs and youths to form groups and strengthen groups so that they can apply for district loans. In 2019, 173 youth groups and 3PWD groups were formed. A total of TZS 1.54 million was available for PWD loans in 17 councils, of which 10 councils issued a total of TZS 151 million. The loans benefitted over 261 PWDs who were in groups formed by FCS grantees. A total of TZS 2.96 billion was available for youth loans in 21 councils, of which 11 councils issues a total of TZS 683 million. vi. Grantees efforts in various project areas have led to the formation of women’s land rights platforms which are joint avenues for mobilizing women to seek ownership of land. In 2019, grantees 84 land rights platforms and 24 women economic empowerment platforms. In women land rights, FCS grantees have invested in reactivating land tribunals to process land rights cases more efficiently. It is reported that the number of active tribunals in FCS Grantees areas increased from 61% - 88%. Efforts to reactivate the tribunals and raise awareness on women’s land rights resulted into 1,474 women submitting formal applications for land ownership, 207 women successfully obtained Certificate of Customary Right of Occupancy (CCRO) giving them ownership to over a total of 118 acres of land with a total estimated worth of TZS 3.94billion. vii. In capacity development, FCS contributed to strengthening the capacity of CSO networks, umbrella organisations in advocacy, collaborative policy engagement, learning and reflection through a number of activities e.g. CSO Week 2019, Regional Directors Forum, National Directors forum, Disabilities People Organisations ( DPOs) forum, annual stakeholders meetings in Zanzibar, strengthening the capacity of network organisations, supporting the participation of CSOs in forums, learning and experience sharing forums as well as supporting movement and coalition building. FCS efforts to enhance the institutional and performance of supported CSOs in technical skills on policy analysis and evidence-based advocacy, financial management, fundraising and others has been quite intensive. The increasingly changing context enhances the importance of regular contact between FCS and relevant officials in the Government through events such as the CSO week and Directors Forum as important avenues to build joint understanding. Regional Directors Forums created space for 400 upcountry CSOs to discuss and generate evidences to use to advocate for improved relationships between CSOs and the Government as well as to establish linkages between grassroot situations, national and global initiatives for wider CSos and government engagements.  Examples of High level Advocacy 1. The presence of high profile leaders at regional and district levels of governance had several meaning and advantages including 1) good indication of presence or a possibility of good working relationship between CSOs and the Government at these levels and ii) effective and handy mechanisms of absorbing issues pertaining partnership.  2. Involvement of government leaders in the CSO forums either as chief guests or presenters is the best way of lobbying them to engage directly in the CSO forums. In his opening remarks the Regional Commissioner of Mtwara commented that he would like to hear the challenges that CSOs are facing that could be attributed to the way the Government is conducting their work so that they will know the shortfalls. Testimonial: Woman with Albinism wins councillorship and inspires others Sarah Abdallah is a Councillor of Mzinga Ward in Ilala Municipal and also a member of Women with Disability Network. Sarah lives with Albinism, she contested for the position of Councillor in 2015 but she encountered many challenges and obstacles because of her disability so during this time she couldn’t win the election. It was hard for the community to believe that a person living with disability has the ability to lead. But I did not give up, I kept upgrading myself through participating in various forums which empower women but also educating the community about the effect of stigma. Unfortunately, in 2018 the ward Councillor died. this was an opportunity for Sarah to contest for the position, and fortunately this time she won the election. To date Sara is doing well in her leadership. Sara inspired her fellow disabled women to contest for different positions in the upcoming local government election. Case: Enhancing Peaceful relationship between local communities and investors in Mkuranga district Six staff (1F/ 5M) of Amani Foundation benefited from the local fundraising/ resource mobilization mentoring and coaching. Staffs used the skills and knowledge acquired to fundraise TZS 10,532,000 and currently AMANI is implementing a project on Enhancing Peaceful relationship between local communities and Investors in Mkuranga District.. We are using the resources to conduct District security committee meetings which were successful and deliberated on the formation of the District Dispute Management and Reconciliation Committee charged with the duty of early detection and quick response to disputes or signs of their occurrence. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12447-12447A0101 Sweden FSC is an independent Tanzanian non-profit organisation that provides grants and capacity building services to Tanzanian based civil society organisations. FCS was registered as a legal entity under the National NGO Act No 1666 in September 2002 and started its operation in January 2003. Since its inception, FCS has contributed immensely to the capacity strengthening of teh civil society sector in Tanzania. thereby ( in) directly enabling CSOs and citizens become key driving forces for positively influencing democratic governance in Tanzania and better quality of life for all. This is realised through provision of grants, facilitation of linkages, as well as enabling a culture of on-going learning within the civil society and Tanzania as a whole. FCS aspires to maintain its position as a leading financing mechanism for CSOs in Tanzania; and to effectively complement government and development partners efforts towards poverty reduction as set out in Tanzania's main development frameworks: Vision 2025 and the five year development plan 2016 - 2021. Foundation for Civil Society (FCS) är en oberoende, icke vinstdrivande civilsamhällesorganisation i Tanzania som utdelar bidrag och ger kapacitetsstöd till civilsamhällesorganisationer i Tanzania. FCS som formell organisation registrerades inom Tanzanias regelverk som styr civilsamhällesorganisationer (National NGO Act No 1666) den 22 september 2002. Verksamheten påbörjades i januari 2003. Sedan tillkomsten har FCS bidragit avsevärt till stärkandet av det civila samhället i Tanzania och därmed möjliggjort för medborgare och civilsamhällesorganisationer att på ett positivt sätt bidra till stärkandet av ett demokratiskt styrelseskick och förbättrade levnadsvillkor i Tanzania. Stödet har utgjorts av utdelade bidrag och stärkande av nätverk. FCS har även bidragit till utvecklande av lärande inom civilsamhällesorganisationerna. FCS strävar efter att vara den ledande finansieringsmekanismen för civilsamhällesorganisationer i Tanzania. De strävar även efter att komplementera biståndsgivares och statens insatser för fattigdomsminskning, såsom uttryckt i landets huvudsakliga strategier och planer för utveckling och fattigdomsminskning (t.ex. Vision 2025 samt den femåriga utvecklingsplanen för 2016-2021). The Foundation for Civil Society ( FCS) Key Result Areas 1. GovernanceThe focus is on supporting social accountability, monitoring women's land rights, harmful traditional practices and conflict resolution. It is acknowledged that governance in the context of sustainable livelihoods means working across sectors and levels. This involved changing power relations, developing people capacioties ( resilience, assets base) as well as positively changing attitudes ( sense of vulnerability and powerlessness) There is also recognition between micro actions and macro conditions and their effects on people's livelihoods. In order to realise these results, FCS works with CSos at both local and national levels abd uses them as a vehicle to empower communities to address governance issues. The desired outcomes in this area are that: a) By 2020, Local government authorities ( LGAs) in areas that FCS works are delivering improved quality services. b) By 2020, decision making and democratic processes are better reflecting citizens rights especially those of marginalised groups, PWDs, minority and women. c) By 2020, communities have strong capacities and institutions for dialogue and conflict management. 2.Livelihoods and MarketFCS recognises that there is a strong linkage between governance and livelihoods. FCS approach to livelihoods is based on adressing systems, policies and structures that constrain the target groups from realising their potentials. the livelihood programme is modelled on three pathways: a) First targetting youth and women economic empowerment b) Targetting smallholder farmers access to extension services and productive assets and 3) tragetting communities resilience to climate change and management of natural resourxes. FCS has also pointed out that more and more citizens are organising through economic self-help groups including Village Community banks ( VICOBAa), saving and Credit societies as opposed to traditional NGOs. FCS intends to tap into these already organised spaces while also linking economic empowerment to social empowerment  while promoting the participation of the marginalised groups in decision making. The livelihood desired outcomes are: a) Ensuring tha youth and women entrepreneurs have secured greater access to market and livelihood assets and resources b) Enabling smallhoder farmers to access adequate extension services and improved security of tenure and; c) Ensuring that communities have increased capacity for climate resilience and are more accountable on natural resource management. 3. Capacity DevelopmentFCS collaboates with smaller and grassroots based CSOs who work directly with communities to identify innovative solutions to address poverty. The goal of this component is to contribute to the enhancement of civil society and other development actors to effectively and sustainably attain their mandates. The intention is that by 2020, FCS envisions that the CSOs they work with are strong, coordinated and able to serve their constituents effectively and efficiently. THese smaller CSOs lack proper systems especially those for financial managment, human resources management, monitioring and evaluation as well as suitable checks and balances, capacity to document and disseminate results and also low innovation in adressing societal challenges in a rapidly changing environment. FCS has modelled its programme to ensure that the supported organisations are constantly capacitated to deliver efficiently and document results in such a way that the evidence of the successes is acheived and shared widely. FCS recognises that the capacity of Civil society is central to giving voice to citizens and putting them at the center of good governance, livelihood and economic development processes that form part of their day to day living. FCS supports performance improvement, institutional growth and organisation as well as capacity to relate and link with others.FCS regards Capacity development as a means towards strengthening and enabling key actors - civil society, policy makers and private sector- to actively engage in dialogue about developing appropriate policy responses. It also focuses on identifying key knowledge gaps, equipping decsiion makers with the necessary tools, frameworks ands skill sets to effectively tacle development challenges at individual, institutional and societal levels. 4) Institutional DevelopmentThe overall objective of this area of work is to enable FCS to become a dynamic, efficient and sustainable entity that is effectively relaising its mandate. FCS intends to focus on improving its monitoring, evaluation and learning approach with a focus on constant reflection in order to maintain relevance and competitiveness. It also works on improving internal policies, systems and structures to safeguard its integrity and capacity to safeguard resources entrusted to it. This includes recruitment and retention of high quality staff as well as enhancing and diversifying the resource base so as to improve the sustainability of operations. The key objectives to ensure this are: a) FCS is delivering high quality services efficiently and effectively b) FCS has a diverse and stable portfolio of financing sources c) The internal policy environment (systems, structures, procedures) are upto date, comprehensive, relevant and fully operationalised. FCS is also complying with statutory and donor requirements.In summary, FCS main role is facilitation rather than direct implementation. Facilitation in this regard includes, but is not limited to funding/grant-making, coordination, mobilisation/leveraging resources, enabling of learning and reflections, linking and brokering partnerships and knowledge management. FCS ultimate target group is Tanzanian citizens with particular attention given to the poor, women, people with disabilities, youth. SWEDEN'S PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE WITH THE FOUNDATION FOR CIVIL SOCIETY Sweden has previously supported the Foundation for Civil society in 2011. Sweden performed an Efficiency Audit and gave recommendations to the Institution and contributed MSEK 30 to the FCS Strategy 2009 - 2013. In this assessment, it has been noted that the recommendations of the Efficiency audit conducted 7 years ago have been taken onboard and the organisation has grown. It has been documented in the Report of Review of the FCS Strategy 2009 - 2013 that during this period FCS has grown and developed to become a respected institution by Stae and Non Stae Actors alike. Furthermore it has been noted that the work of FCS, its products and services are regarged as very relevant to stakeholders. FCS has also exhibited significant levels of adaptability and tenacity, and has significantly grown in terms of programmes, number of supported partners and financial resource base.  In 2018, Sweden has decided to assess possible support of MSEK 55 to the Foundation for Civil society due to a number of reasons. The FCS contribution will contribute towards the Embassy Open Space Project whose main focus is addressing the issue of shrinking democratic space, since this organisation has the capacity to make linkages with organisation working on matters of  civic space. Another reason is that Sweden’s direct support via contributions to civil society has been solid and persistent over a long period of time. Sweden has a well balanced portfolio in this regard and should remain with the support also under present circumstances. However,new approaches and innovative actions are necessary and this may include providing additional funds to ongoing contributions to address issues that are of critical importance in the civil societies. This proposed support to the Foundation for Civil Society will contribute towards this goal. This support will also enable Sweden to have local outreach as this is the only organisation that can reach community based organisations as well as vulnerable groups that Sweden does not have the capacity to reach within its current contributions. There is no other organisation with the capacity to forward funds to community based organisations in the country.  Sweden Foundation for Civil Society Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Foundation for Civil Society 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 25000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12500000 12500000 6000000 31000000 Foundation for Civil Society 6000000 Foundation for Civil Society 12500000 Foundation for Civil Society 12500000 Foundation for Civil Society SE-0-SE-6-12447-12447A0102 Sweden FSC is an independent Tanzanian non-profit organisation that provides grants and capacity building services to Tanzanian based civil society organisations. FCS was registered as a legal entity under the National NGO Act No 1666 in September 2002 and started its operation in January 2003. Since its inception, FCS has contributed immensely to the capacity strengthening of teh civil society sector in Tanzania. thereby ( in) directly enabling CSOs and citizens become key driving forces for positively influencing democratic governance in Tanzania and better quality of life for all. This is realised through provision of grants, facilitation of linkages, as well as enabling a culture of on-going learning within the civil society and Tanzania as a whole. FCS aspires to maintain its position as a leading financing mechanism for CSOs in Tanzania; and to effectively complement government and development partners efforts towards poverty reduction as set out in Tanzania's main development frameworks: Vision 2025 and the five year development plan 2016 - 2021. Foundation for Civil Society (FCS) är en oberoende, icke vinstdrivande civilsamhällesorganisation i Tanzania som utdelar bidrag och ger kapacitetsstöd till civilsamhällesorganisationer i Tanzania. FCS som formell organisation registrerades inom Tanzanias regelverk som styr civilsamhällesorganisationer (National NGO Act No 1666) den 22 september 2002. Verksamheten påbörjades i januari 2003. Sedan tillkomsten har FCS bidragit avsevärt till stärkandet av det civila samhället i Tanzania och därmed möjliggjort för medborgare och civilsamhällesorganisationer att på ett positivt sätt bidra till stärkandet av ett demokratiskt styrelseskick och förbättrade levnadsvillkor i Tanzania. Stödet har utgjorts av utdelade bidrag och stärkande av nätverk. FCS har även bidragit till utvecklande av lärande inom civilsamhällesorganisationerna. FCS strävar efter att vara den ledande finansieringsmekanismen för civilsamhällesorganisationer i Tanzania. De strävar även efter att komplementera biståndsgivares och statens insatser för fattigdomsminskning, såsom uttryckt i landets huvudsakliga strategier och planer för utveckling och fattigdomsminskning (t.ex. Vision 2025 samt den femåriga utvecklingsplanen för 2016-2021). The Foundation for Civil Society ( FCS) Key Result Areas 1. GovernanceThe focus is on supporting social accountability, monitoring women's land rights, harmful traditional practices and conflict resolution. It is acknowledged that governance in the context of sustainable livelihoods means working across sectors and levels. This involved changing power relations, developing people capacioties ( resilience, assets base) as well as positively changing attitudes ( sense of vulnerability and powerlessness) There is also recognition between micro actions and macro conditions and their effects on people's livelihoods. In order to realise these results, FCS works with CSos at both local and national levels abd uses them as a vehicle to empower communities to address governance issues. The desired outcomes in this area are that: a) By 2020, Local government authorities ( LGAs) in areas that FCS works are delivering improved quality services. b) By 2020, decision making and democratic processes are better reflecting citizens rights especially those of marginalised groups, PWDs, minority and women. c) By 2020, communities have strong capacities and institutions for dialogue and conflict management. 2.Livelihoods and MarketFCS recognises that there is a strong linkage between governance and livelihoods. FCS approach to livelihoods is based on adressing systems, policies and structures that constrain the target groups from realising their potentials. the livelihood programme is modelled on three pathways: a) First targetting youth and women economic empowerment b) Targetting smallholder farmers access to extension services and productive assets and 3) tragetting communities resilience to climate change and management of natural resourxes. FCS has also pointed out that more and more citizens are organising through economic self-help groups including Village Community banks ( VICOBAa), saving and Credit societies as opposed to traditional NGOs. FCS intends to tap into these already organised spaces while also linking economic empowerment to social empowerment  while promoting the participation of the marginalised groups in decision making. The livelihood desired outcomes are: a) Ensuring tha youth and women entrepreneurs have secured greater access to market and livelihood assets and resources b) Enabling smallhoder farmers to access adequate extension services and improved security of tenure and; c) Ensuring that communities have increased capacity for climate resilience and are more accountable on natural resource management. 3. Capacity DevelopmentFCS collaboates with smaller and grassroots based CSOs who work directly with communities to identify innovative solutions to address poverty. The goal of this component is to contribute to the enhancement of civil society and other development actors to effectively and sustainably attain their mandates. The intention is that by 2020, FCS envisions that the CSOs they work with are strong, coordinated and able to serve their constituents effectively and efficiently. THese smaller CSOs lack proper systems especially those for financial managment, human resources management, monitioring and evaluation as well as suitable checks and balances, capacity to document and disseminate results and also low innovation in adressing societal challenges in a rapidly changing environment. FCS has modelled its programme to ensure that the supported organisations are constantly capacitated to deliver efficiently and document results in such a way that the evidence of the successes is acheived and shared widely. FCS recognises that the capacity of Civil society is central to giving voice to citizens and putting them at the center of good governance, livelihood and economic development processes that form part of their day to day living. FCS supports performance improvement, institutional growth and organisation as well as capacity to relate and link with others.FCS regards Capacity development as a means towards strengthening and enabling key actors - civil society, policy makers and private sector- to actively engage in dialogue about developing appropriate policy responses. It also focuses on identifying key knowledge gaps, equipping decsiion makers with the necessary tools, frameworks ands skill sets to effectively tacle development challenges at individual, institutional and societal levels. 4) Institutional DevelopmentThe overall objective of this area of work is to enable FCS to become a dynamic, efficient and sustainable entity that is effectively relaising its mandate. FCS intends to focus on improving its monitoring, evaluation and learning approach with a focus on constant reflection in order to maintain relevance and competitiveness. It also works on improving internal policies, systems and structures to safeguard its integrity and capacity to safeguard resources entrusted to it. This includes recruitment and retention of high quality staff as well as enhancing and diversifying the resource base so as to improve the sustainability of operations. The key objectives to ensure this are: a) FCS is delivering high quality services efficiently and effectively b) FCS has a diverse and stable portfolio of financing sources c) The internal policy environment (systems, structures, procedures) are upto date, comprehensive, relevant and fully operationalised. FCS is also complying with statutory and donor requirements.In summary, FCS main role is facilitation rather than direct implementation. Facilitation in this regard includes, but is not limited to funding/grant-making, coordination, mobilisation/leveraging resources, enabling of learning and reflections, linking and brokering partnerships and knowledge management. FCS ultimate target group is Tanzanian citizens with particular attention given to the poor, women, people with disabilities, youth. SWEDEN'S PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE WITH THE FOUNDATION FOR CIVIL SOCIETY Sweden has previously supported the Foundation for Civil society in 2011. Sweden performed an Efficiency Audit and gave recommendations to the Institution and contributed MSEK 30 to the FCS Strategy 2009 - 2013. In this assessment, it has been noted that the recommendations of the Efficiency audit conducted 7 years ago have been taken onboard and the organisation has grown. It has been documented in the Report of Review of the FCS Strategy 2009 - 2013 that during this period FCS has grown and developed to become a respected institution by Stae and Non Stae Actors alike. Furthermore it has been noted that the work of FCS, its products and services are regarged as very relevant to stakeholders. FCS has also exhibited significant levels of adaptability and tenacity, and has significantly grown in terms of programmes, number of supported partners and financial resource base.  In 2018, Sweden has decided to assess possible support of MSEK 55 to the Foundation for Civil society due to a number of reasons. The FCS contribution will contribute towards the Embassy Open Space Project whose main focus is addressing the issue of shrinking democratic space, since this organisation has the capacity to make linkages with organisation working on matters of  civic space. Another reason is that Sweden’s direct support via contributions to civil society has been solid and persistent over a long period of time. Sweden has a well balanced portfolio in this regard and should remain with the support also under present circumstances. However,new approaches and innovative actions are necessary and this may include providing additional funds to ongoing contributions to address issues that are of critical importance in the civil societies. This proposed support to the Foundation for Civil Society will contribute towards this goal. This support will also enable Sweden to have local outreach as this is the only organisation that can reach community based organisations as well as vulnerable groups that Sweden does not have the capacity to reach within its current contributions. There is no other organisation with the capacity to forward funds to community based organisations in the country.  Sweden Foundation for Civil Society Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Foundation for Civil Society 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 24000000 -10709 -10709 0 12000000 0 12000000 0 23989291 Foundation for Civil Society 12000000 Foundation for Civil Society 12000000 Foundation for Civil Society -10709.36 Foundation for Civil Society Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Greater respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, with a special focus on marginalised groups and defenders and agents of democracy Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, med särskilt fokus på marginaliserade grupper och demokratins försvarare och röstbärare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, particularly regarding women’s political participation and economic empowerment, and greater access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad jämställdhet, särskilt avseende kvinnors politiska deltagande och ekonomiska egenmakt, samt ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Strengthened conditions for accountability, increased transparency and lower levels of corruption. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12447-12447A0103 Sweden FSC is an independent Tanzanian non-profit organisation that provides grants and capacity building services to Tanzanian based civil society organisations. FCS was registered as a legal entity under the National NGO Act No 1666 in September 2002 and started its operation in January 2003. Since its inception, FCS has contributed immensely to the capacity strengthening of teh civil society sector in Tanzania. thereby ( in) directly enabling CSOs and citizens become key driving forces for positively influencing democratic governance in Tanzania and better quality of life for all. This is realised through provision of grants, facilitation of linkages, as well as enabling a culture of on-going learning within the civil society and Tanzania as a whole. FCS aspires to maintain its position as a leading financing mechanism for CSOs in Tanzania; and to effectively complement government and development partners efforts towards poverty reduction as set out in Tanzania's main development frameworks: Vision 2025 and the five year development plan 2016 - 2021. Foundation for Civil Society (FCS) är en oberoende, icke vinstdrivande civilsamhällesorganisation i Tanzania som utdelar bidrag och ger kapacitetsstöd till civilsamhällesorganisationer i Tanzania. FCS som formell organisation registrerades inom Tanzanias regelverk som styr civilsamhällesorganisationer (National NGO Act No 1666) den 22 september 2002. Verksamheten påbörjades i januari 2003. Sedan tillkomsten har FCS bidragit avsevärt till stärkandet av det civila samhället i Tanzania och därmed möjliggjort för medborgare och civilsamhällesorganisationer att på ett positivt sätt bidra till stärkandet av ett demokratiskt styrelseskick och förbättrade levnadsvillkor i Tanzania. Stödet har utgjorts av utdelade bidrag och stärkande av nätverk. FCS har även bidragit till utvecklande av lärande inom civilsamhällesorganisationerna. FCS strävar efter att vara den ledande finansieringsmekanismen för civilsamhällesorganisationer i Tanzania. De strävar även efter att komplementera biståndsgivares och statens insatser för fattigdomsminskning, såsom uttryckt i landets huvudsakliga strategier och planer för utveckling och fattigdomsminskning (t.ex. Vision 2025 samt den femåriga utvecklingsplanen för 2016-2021). The Foundation for Civil Society ( FCS) Key Result Areas 1. GovernanceThe focus is on supporting social accountability, monitoring women's land rights, harmful traditional practices and conflict resolution. It is acknowledged that governance in the context of sustainable livelihoods means working across sectors and levels. This involved changing power relations, developing people capacioties ( resilience, assets base) as well as positively changing attitudes ( sense of vulnerability and powerlessness) There is also recognition between micro actions and macro conditions and their effects on people's livelihoods. In order to realise these results, FCS works with CSos at both local and national levels abd uses them as a vehicle to empower communities to address governance issues. The desired outcomes in this area are that: a) By 2020, Local government authorities ( LGAs) in areas that FCS works are delivering improved quality services. b) By 2020, decision making and democratic processes are better reflecting citizens rights especially those of marginalised groups, PWDs, minority and women. c) By 2020, communities have strong capacities and institutions for dialogue and conflict management. 2.Livelihoods and MarketFCS recognises that there is a strong linkage between governance and livelihoods. FCS approach to livelihoods is based on adressing systems, policies and structures that constrain the target groups from realising their potentials. the livelihood programme is modelled on three pathways: a) First targetting youth and women economic empowerment b) Targetting smallholder farmers access to extension services and productive assets and 3) tragetting communities resilience to climate change and management of natural resourxes. FCS has also pointed out that more and more citizens are organising through economic self-help groups including Village Community banks ( VICOBAa), saving and Credit societies as opposed to traditional NGOs. FCS intends to tap into these already organised spaces while also linking economic empowerment to social empowerment  while promoting the participation of the marginalised groups in decision making. The livelihood desired outcomes are: a) Ensuring tha youth and women entrepreneurs have secured greater access to market and livelihood assets and resources b) Enabling smallhoder farmers to access adequate extension services and improved security of tenure and; c) Ensuring that communities have increased capacity for climate resilience and are more accountable on natural resource management. 3. Capacity DevelopmentFCS collaboates with smaller and grassroots based CSOs who work directly with communities to identify innovative solutions to address poverty. The goal of this component is to contribute to the enhancement of civil society and other development actors to effectively and sustainably attain their mandates. The intention is that by 2020, FCS envisions that the CSOs they work with are strong, coordinated and able to serve their constituents effectively and efficiently. THese smaller CSOs lack proper systems especially those for financial managment, human resources management, monitioring and evaluation as well as suitable checks and balances, capacity to document and disseminate results and also low innovation in adressing societal challenges in a rapidly changing environment. FCS has modelled its programme to ensure that the supported organisations are constantly capacitated to deliver efficiently and document results in such a way that the evidence of the successes is acheived and shared widely. FCS recognises that the capacity of Civil society is central to giving voice to citizens and putting them at the center of good governance, livelihood and economic development processes that form part of their day to day living. FCS supports performance improvement, institutional growth and organisation as well as capacity to relate and link with others.FCS regards Capacity development as a means towards strengthening and enabling key actors - civil society, policy makers and private sector- to actively engage in dialogue about developing appropriate policy responses. It also focuses on identifying key knowledge gaps, equipping decsiion makers with the necessary tools, frameworks ands skill sets to effectively tacle development challenges at individual, institutional and societal levels. 4) Institutional DevelopmentThe overall objective of this area of work is to enable FCS to become a dynamic, efficient and sustainable entity that is effectively relaising its mandate. FCS intends to focus on improving its monitoring, evaluation and learning approach with a focus on constant reflection in order to maintain relevance and competitiveness. It also works on improving internal policies, systems and structures to safeguard its integrity and capacity to safeguard resources entrusted to it. This includes recruitment and retention of high quality staff as well as enhancing and diversifying the resource base so as to improve the sustainability of operations. The key objectives to ensure this are: a) FCS is delivering high quality services efficiently and effectively b) FCS has a diverse and stable portfolio of financing sources c) The internal policy environment (systems, structures, procedures) are upto date, comprehensive, relevant and fully operationalised. FCS is also complying with statutory and donor requirements.In summary, FCS main role is facilitation rather than direct implementation. Facilitation in this regard includes, but is not limited to funding/grant-making, coordination, mobilisation/leveraging resources, enabling of learning and reflections, linking and brokering partnerships and knowledge management. FCS ultimate target group is Tanzanian citizens with particular attention given to the poor, women, people with disabilities, youth. SWEDEN'S PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE WITH THE FOUNDATION FOR CIVIL SOCIETY Sweden has previously supported the Foundation for Civil society in 2011. Sweden performed an Efficiency Audit and gave recommendations to the Institution and contributed MSEK 30 to the FCS Strategy 2009 - 2013. In this assessment, it has been noted that the recommendations of the Efficiency audit conducted 7 years ago have been taken onboard and the organisation has grown. It has been documented in the Report of Review of the FCS Strategy 2009 - 2013 that during this period FCS has grown and developed to become a respected institution by Stae and Non Stae Actors alike. Furthermore it has been noted that the work of FCS, its products and services are regarged as very relevant to stakeholders. FCS has also exhibited significant levels of adaptability and tenacity, and has significantly grown in terms of programmes, number of supported partners and financial resource base.  In 2018, Sweden has decided to assess possible support of MSEK 55 to the Foundation for Civil society due to a number of reasons. The FCS contribution will contribute towards the Embassy Open Space Project whose main focus is addressing the issue of shrinking democratic space, since this organisation has the capacity to make linkages with organisation working on matters of  civic space. Another reason is that Sweden’s direct support via contributions to civil society has been solid and persistent over a long period of time. Sweden has a well balanced portfolio in this regard and should remain with the support also under present circumstances. However,new approaches and innovative actions are necessary and this may include providing additional funds to ongoing contributions to address issues that are of critical importance in the civil societies. This proposed support to the Foundation for Civil Society will contribute towards this goal. This support will also enable Sweden to have local outreach as this is the only organisation that can reach community based organisations as well as vulnerable groups that Sweden does not have the capacity to reach within its current contributions. There is no other organisation with the capacity to forward funds to community based organisations in the country.  Sweden Foundation for Civil Society Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BDO Llp 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 249442 249442 249442 BDO Llp 250980 BDO Llp -1538.32 BDO Llp Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Strengthened conditions for accountability, increased transparency and lower levels of corruption. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12499 Sweden The Civil Rights Defenders Organization (CRD) has applied for Sida funding of 28 210 000 SEK to implement the regional programme "Strengthening implementation of European human rights standards in the Western Balkans" in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo and Serbia including participants from Macedonia and Montenegro during the period 2019 to 2020. The contribution intends to increase people's access to justice; increase people's access to information and strengthen the professional and organisational capacities of local human rights defenders. The regional programme concerns a phasing-out support of Sida's long-term cooperation with the CRD in Western Balkans with the objetive to strengthen the sustainability of CRD's previous work. An important part of this is the capacity-enhancing support provided by CRD to their local partners from civil society, which also work to strengthen human rights, freedom of expression, anti-discrimination and the rule of law. The phase-out contribution is to be seen as a bridge-support that will allow CRD to establish partnerships with other donors to continue their work in the region. The programme therefore also include a variety of administrative costs. The project's total budget is SEK 28 210 000. CRD's total income for 2017 amounted to SEK 82 000 000 of which the project budget amount is 17 percent. The total indicative budget of the contribution is 28 500 000 SEK which consists of 28 210 000 SEK for the project and 290 000 SEK for the procurement according to Sida's framework for audit, internal management and control. Organisationen Civil Rights Defenders (CRD) har ansökt om finansiering från Sida om 28 210 000 SEK för att genomföra det regionala programmet "Strengthening implementation of European human rights standards in Western Balkans" i Albanien, Bosnien Hercegovina, Kosovo och Serbien inklusive deltagare från Makedonien och Montenegro under perioden 2019 till 2020. Insatsen ämnar öka människors tillgång till rättvisa, öka människors tillgång till information samt stärka lokala människorättsförsvarares professionella och organisatoriska kapaciteter i regionen. Insatsen avser ett utfasningsstöd av Sidas mångåriga samarbete med CRD i Västra Balkan med syfte att stärka hållbarheten av CRD:s tidigare arbete. En viktig del av detta är det kapacitetshöjande stöd som CRD ger till deras lokala partners från civilsamhället som också arbetar för stärkta mänskliga rättigheter, yttrandefrihet, anti-diskriminering och rättsstatens principer. Utfasningsstödet är att se som ett bryggstöd till CRD att etablera samarbeten med andra givare för att fortsätta sitt arbete i regionen och inkluderar därför en mängd administrativa kostnader. Projektets totala budget är 28 210 000 SEK. CRD:s totala inkomst för 2017 uppgick till 82 000 000 SEK, varav projektets budget utgör 17 procent. Insatsen totala indikativa medelstillförsel om 28 500 000 består av 28 210 000 SEK till projektet och 290 000 SEK för upphandling enligt Sidas ramavtal för revision, intern styrning och kontroll. The programme’s overarching outcome objective is that human rights defenders are empowered to improve human rights standards thus strengthen the European integration process of Western Balkans countries. This is broken down into three bridging outcomes: i) People have increased access to justice; ii) People have increased access to information; iii) Professional and organisational capacities of local human rights defenders are strengthened. The CRD reports that the programme was successful under all three Outcomes, with some deviations in relation to the targeted results at output levels in 2020 due to the COVID 19 pandemic. Under Outcome #1, CRD supported the work of the most important and most relevant Coalition working on the transitional justice, that is crucial for the reconciliation and sustainable peace in the region. The programme also actively worked to provide information to the public about highly relevant topics, with an emphasis on political developments, position of human rights defedners and challenges in the EU accession process. Under Outcome #2, together with thr partners CRD worked on improving media situation and capacities of journalists and media professionals, both new ones as well as senior journalists. CRD also worked to empower human rights defenders under Outcome #3 that was the main focus of this programme, and under this outcome CRD worked on increased capacities, outreach and networks of a significant number of human rights defenders from the Western Balkan. The programme did not include subgranting but focused at capacity building measures, including advocacy and networking activities. The CRD reports regional outcomes related to unique regional initiatives such as Rule of Law Forum, Roma Summit, Moot Competition that combine capacity building and advocacy. Also South East EU Legal Days started and importantly contribute to improved dialog with governments. The Embassy has maintained close contact and follow up of the programme with the CRD, and also remained in close contact with the Sida S relevant colleagues for exchanges, consultations and guidance in relation to CRD and Sida central discussions. This has worked well both during 2019 and 2020. In response to corona crisis in 2020, the Embassy engaged to even intensify dialogue with our partners on changed conditions for their activities to assess possible risks. The Sida flexible approach to making justified adjustments to plans and budgets with -as always - the starting point that aid should have as high effectiveness as possible, gave CRD good opportunities for justified adjustments. CRD reports efficiency with this approach especially in relation to support to media that was on the front lines of violent events that took place (in Serbia for instance). One example is efficient and timely training that CRD facilitated on how to report fromviolent spots, which was highly beneficial and appreciated - as CRD reports. CRD underlines that for overall focus at EU integrations, the national contexts remain important. The programme continued in 2020 to work with important and relevant areas such as RoL, support to improvements for LGBT, also transitional justice, human rights in closed institutions, improving media literacy and other areas in mainly in line with the approved Annual Work Plan and Budget for 2020. Many activities were adapted to the digital format and/or rescheduled in expectations of the improved Covid19 situation, but there was no reshaping of programme focus. Sida have not approved the CRD request for additional funding in 2020 to extend the programme scope under the Covid19 circumstances, but rather recommended that the CRD might need first to follow closely the execution of the approved budget and apply for Sida prior approval for utilisation of any possible savings. Sida also approved the CRD request for a no cost extension of the programme until end of March 2021 to allow for implementations of the planned activities that were delayed and than rescheduled due to Covid 19 situation. CRD reports now that the pandemics has changed their way of working and has influenced on the results on the output level to some extent, but it had no effect on the results at the outcome levels. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Europe, regional Human rights Democratic participation and civil society Media and free flow of information Public finance management (PFM) Government & Civil Society-general One example is Seventh Regional Rule of Law forum for South East Europe (Forum) took place at the end of 2020 online (instead of as initially planne in April 2019 as live event in Montenegro). The objective of the Forum is to improve implementation of the ECHR on national level, facilitate cooperation in continuous advancement of the rule of law and human rights, assist the process of European integration of the region as well as to increase the capacities of relevant stakeholders for protection of human rights through learning from each other’s’ experiences. The CRD reports that the Forum 2020 has gathered more than 200 participants from Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Turkey, Serbia, Hungary, Sweden, Germany and United Kingdom. The Forum was organized in person in 7 locations. The main location where we gathered the ECtHR judges was Baden-Baden, Germany, while also in 6 city hubs in the Western Balkans. In each hub the CRD gathered relevant legal experts, NGOs, judges and presidents of the Supreme and Institutional Courts, members of the Judicial Academies, Training Centers, Ombudspersons and Governement Agents. The Forum was also live streamed and was viewed by over 400 people online, via KUDO platform. Furthermore, the whole event was recorded and uploaded to the Rule of Law Forum Youtube channel: Rule of Law Forum - YouTube. After wide consultation process with relevant stakeholders in the end of 2019, it was decided that the topic for 2020 Forum would be children’s rights and the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).  The Forum was initially planned to take place in April in Montenegro, however, to the Covid-19 pandemic outbreak, the Forum was postponed to October and the topic was changed to the “Covid-19 and the European Convention on Human Rights”. The 2020 Forum was important as it identified the impact of the Covid19 pandemic on the implementation of the ECHR and ECtHR’s jurisprudence and provided possible solutions in overcoming those issues.  Another example is the virtual 2020 Western Balkans Roma Summit, that was held virtually in November 2020 on the Kudo platform. The 2020 Roma Summit gathered more than 120 participants from Albania, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Belgium, Germany, Czech Republic, Hungary, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Sweden and Turkey. A very positive outcome is that the virtual modality of event enabled representatives from important international organizations such as CoE, OSCE, EC, EP etc to be part and attend the Roma Summit throughout two days. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12499-12499A0101 Sweden The Civil Rights Defenders Organization (CRD) has applied for Sida funding of 28 210 000 SEK to implement the regional programme "Strengthening implementation of European human rights standards in the Western Balkans" in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo and Serbia including participants from Macedonia and Montenegro during the period 2019 to 2020. The contribution intends to increase people's access to justice; increase people's access to information and strengthen the professional and organisational capacities of local human rights defenders. The regional programme concerns a phasing-out support of Sida's long-term cooperation with the CRD in Western Balkans with the objetive to strengthen the sustainability of CRD's previous work. An important part of this is the capacity-enhancing support provided by CRD to their local partners from civil society, which also work to strengthen human rights, freedom of expression, anti-discrimination and the rule of law. The phase-out contribution is to be seen as a bridge-support that will allow CRD to establish partnerships with other donors to continue their work in the region. The programme therefore also include a variety of administrative costs. The project's total budget is SEK 28 210 000. CRD's total income for 2017 amounted to SEK 82 000 000 of which the project budget amount is 17 percent. The total indicative budget of the contribution is 28 500 000 SEK which consists of 28 210 000 SEK for the project and 290 000 SEK for the procurement according to Sida's framework for audit, internal management and control. Organisationen Civil Rights Defenders (CRD) har ansökt om finansiering från Sida om 28 210 000 SEK för att genomföra det regionala programmet "Strengthening implementation of European human rights standards in Western Balkans" i Albanien, Bosnien Hercegovina, Kosovo och Serbien inklusive deltagare från Makedonien och Montenegro under perioden 2019 till 2020. Insatsen ämnar öka människors tillgång till rättvisa, öka människors tillgång till information samt stärka lokala människorättsförsvarares professionella och organisatoriska kapaciteter i regionen. Insatsen avser ett utfasningsstöd av Sidas mångåriga samarbete med CRD i Västra Balkan med syfte att stärka hållbarheten av CRD:s tidigare arbete. En viktig del av detta är det kapacitetshöjande stöd som CRD ger till deras lokala partners från civilsamhället som också arbetar för stärkta mänskliga rättigheter, yttrandefrihet, anti-diskriminering och rättsstatens principer. Utfasningsstödet är att se som ett bryggstöd till CRD att etablera samarbeten med andra givare för att fortsätta sitt arbete i regionen och inkluderar därför en mängd administrativa kostnader. Projektets totala budget är 28 210 000 SEK. CRD:s totala inkomst för 2017 uppgick till 82 000 000 SEK, varav projektets budget utgör 17 procent. Insatsen totala indikativa medelstillförsel om 28 500 000 består av 28 210 000 SEK till projektet och 290 000 SEK för upphandling enligt Sidas ramavtal för revision, intern styrning och kontroll. The programme’s overarching outcome objective is that human rights defenders are empowered to improve human rights standards thus strengthen the European integration process of Western Balkans countries. This is broken down into three bridging outcomes: i) People have increased access to justice; ii) People have increased access to information; iii) Professional and organisational capacities of local human rights defenders are strengthened. The CRD reports that the programme was successful under all three Outcomes, with some deviations in relation to the targeted results at output levels in 2020 due to the COVID 19 pandemic. Under Outcome #1, CRD supported the work of the most important and most relevant Coalition working on the transitional justice, that is crucial for the reconciliation and sustainable peace in the region. The programme also actively worked to provide information to the public about highly relevant topics, with an emphasis on political developments, position of human rights defedners and challenges in the EU accession process. Under Outcome #2, together with thr partners CRD worked on improving media situation and capacities of journalists and media professionals, both new ones as well as senior journalists. CRD also worked to empower human rights defenders under Outcome #3 that was the main focus of this programme, and under this outcome CRD worked on increased capacities, outreach and networks of a significant number of human rights defenders from the Western Balkan. The programme did not include subgranting but focused at capacity building measures, including advocacy and networking activities. The CRD reports regional outcomes related to unique regional initiatives such as Rule of Law Forum, Roma Summit, Moot Competition that combine capacity building and advocacy. Also South East EU Legal Days started and importantly contribute to improved dialog with governments. The Embassy has maintained close contact and follow up of the programme with the CRD, and also remained in close contact with the Sida S relevant colleagues for exchanges, consultations and guidance in relation to CRD and Sida central discussions. This has worked well both during 2019 and 2020. In response to corona crisis in 2020, the Embassy engaged to even intensify dialogue with our partners on changed conditions for their activities to assess possible risks. The Sida flexible approach to making justified adjustments to plans and budgets with -as always - the starting point that aid should have as high effectiveness as possible, gave CRD good opportunities for justified adjustments. CRD reports efficiency with this approach especially in relation to support to media that was on the front lines of violent events that took place (in Serbia for instance). One example is efficient and timely training that CRD facilitated on how to report fromviolent spots, which was highly beneficial and appreciated - as CRD reports. CRD underlines that for overall focus at EU integrations, the national contexts remain important. The programme continued in 2020 to work with important and relevant areas such as RoL, support to improvements for LGBT, also transitional justice, human rights in closed institutions, improving media literacy and other areas in mainly in line with the approved Annual Work Plan and Budget for 2020. Many activities were adapted to the digital format and/or rescheduled in expectations of the improved Covid19 situation, but there was no reshaping of programme focus. Sida have not approved the CRD request for additional funding in 2020 to extend the programme scope under the Covid19 circumstances, but rather recommended that the CRD might need first to follow closely the execution of the approved budget and apply for Sida prior approval for utilisation of any possible savings. Sida also approved the CRD request for a no cost extension of the programme until end of March 2021 to allow for implementations of the planned activities that were delayed and than rescheduled due to Covid 19 situation. CRD reports now that the pandemics has changed their way of working and has influenced on the results on the output level to some extent, but it had no effect on the results at the outcome levels. Sweden CRD/Civil Rights Defenders Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CRD/Civil Rights Defenders 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 15759000 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 130039.9999999986 15759000.0000000019 -130040 0 0.0000000002 8500470 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders 8500470 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders 8758060 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders 3300000 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders 3300000 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders 3400000 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders 42913.2066 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders 44213.6068 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders 42913.2066 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders 5200470 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders 5358060 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders 5200470 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders -42913.2 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders -42913.2 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders -44213.6 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more free and independent media Västra Balkan: Friare och mer oberoende media Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Västra Balkan: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12499-12499A0102 Sweden The Civil Rights Defenders Organization (CRD) has applied for Sida funding of 28 210 000 SEK to implement the regional programme "Strengthening implementation of European human rights standards in the Western Balkans" in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo and Serbia including participants from Macedonia and Montenegro during the period 2019 to 2020. The contribution intends to increase people's access to justice; increase people's access to information and strengthen the professional and organisational capacities of local human rights defenders. The regional programme concerns a phasing-out support of Sida's long-term cooperation with the CRD in Western Balkans with the objetive to strengthen the sustainability of CRD's previous work. An important part of this is the capacity-enhancing support provided by CRD to their local partners from civil society, which also work to strengthen human rights, freedom of expression, anti-discrimination and the rule of law. The phase-out contribution is to be seen as a bridge-support that will allow CRD to establish partnerships with other donors to continue their work in the region. The programme therefore also include a variety of administrative costs. The project's total budget is SEK 28 210 000. CRD's total income for 2017 amounted to SEK 82 000 000 of which the project budget amount is 17 percent. The total indicative budget of the contribution is 28 500 000 SEK which consists of 28 210 000 SEK for the project and 290 000 SEK for the procurement according to Sida's framework for audit, internal management and control. Organisationen Civil Rights Defenders (CRD) har ansökt om finansiering från Sida om 28 210 000 SEK för att genomföra det regionala programmet "Strengthening implementation of European human rights standards in Western Balkans" i Albanien, Bosnien Hercegovina, Kosovo och Serbien inklusive deltagare från Makedonien och Montenegro under perioden 2019 till 2020. Insatsen ämnar öka människors tillgång till rättvisa, öka människors tillgång till information samt stärka lokala människorättsförsvarares professionella och organisatoriska kapaciteter i regionen. Insatsen avser ett utfasningsstöd av Sidas mångåriga samarbete med CRD i Västra Balkan med syfte att stärka hållbarheten av CRD:s tidigare arbete. En viktig del av detta är det kapacitetshöjande stöd som CRD ger till deras lokala partners från civilsamhället som också arbetar för stärkta mänskliga rättigheter, yttrandefrihet, anti-diskriminering och rättsstatens principer. Utfasningsstödet är att se som ett bryggstöd till CRD att etablera samarbeten med andra givare för att fortsätta sitt arbete i regionen och inkluderar därför en mängd administrativa kostnader. Projektets totala budget är 28 210 000 SEK. CRD:s totala inkomst för 2017 uppgick till 82 000 000 SEK, varav projektets budget utgör 17 procent. Insatsen totala indikativa medelstillförsel om 28 500 000 består av 28 210 000 SEK till projektet och 290 000 SEK för upphandling enligt Sidas ramavtal för revision, intern styrning och kontroll. The programme’s overarching outcome objective is that human rights defenders are empowered to improve human rights standards thus strengthen the European integration process of Western Balkans countries. This is broken down into three bridging outcomes: i) People have increased access to justice; ii) People have increased access to information; iii) Professional and organisational capacities of local human rights defenders are strengthened. The CRD reports that the programme was successful under all three Outcomes, with some deviations in relation to the targeted results at output levels in 2020 due to the COVID 19 pandemic. Under Outcome #1, CRD supported the work of the most important and most relevant Coalition working on the transitional justice, that is crucial for the reconciliation and sustainable peace in the region. The programme also actively worked to provide information to the public about highly relevant topics, with an emphasis on political developments, position of human rights defedners and challenges in the EU accession process. Under Outcome #2, together with thr partners CRD worked on improving media situation and capacities of journalists and media professionals, both new ones as well as senior journalists. CRD also worked to empower human rights defenders under Outcome #3 that was the main focus of this programme, and under this outcome CRD worked on increased capacities, outreach and networks of a significant number of human rights defenders from the Western Balkan. The programme did not include subgranting but focused at capacity building measures, including advocacy and networking activities. The CRD reports regional outcomes related to unique regional initiatives such as Rule of Law Forum, Roma Summit, Moot Competition that combine capacity building and advocacy. Also South East EU Legal Days started and importantly contribute to improved dialog with governments. The Embassy has maintained close contact and follow up of the programme with the CRD, and also remained in close contact with the Sida S relevant colleagues for exchanges, consultations and guidance in relation to CRD and Sida central discussions. This has worked well both during 2019 and 2020. In response to corona crisis in 2020, the Embassy engaged to even intensify dialogue with our partners on changed conditions for their activities to assess possible risks. The Sida flexible approach to making justified adjustments to plans and budgets with -as always - the starting point that aid should have as high effectiveness as possible, gave CRD good opportunities for justified adjustments. CRD reports efficiency with this approach especially in relation to support to media that was on the front lines of violent events that took place (in Serbia for instance). One example is efficient and timely training that CRD facilitated on how to report fromviolent spots, which was highly beneficial and appreciated - as CRD reports. CRD underlines that for overall focus at EU integrations, the national contexts remain important. The programme continued in 2020 to work with important and relevant areas such as RoL, support to improvements for LGBT, also transitional justice, human rights in closed institutions, improving media literacy and other areas in mainly in line with the approved Annual Work Plan and Budget for 2020. Many activities were adapted to the digital format and/or rescheduled in expectations of the improved Covid19 situation, but there was no reshaping of programme focus. Sida have not approved the CRD request for additional funding in 2020 to extend the programme scope under the Covid19 circumstances, but rather recommended that the CRD might need first to follow closely the execution of the approved budget and apply for Sida prior approval for utilisation of any possible savings. Sida also approved the CRD request for a no cost extension of the programme until end of March 2021 to allow for implementations of the planned activities that were delayed and than rescheduled due to Covid 19 situation. CRD reports now that the pandemics has changed their way of working and has influenced on the results on the output level to some extent, but it had no effect on the results at the outcome levels. Sweden CRD/Civil Rights Defenders Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 130040 0 130040 130040 Ernst & Young 130040 Ernst & Young Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more free and independent media Västra Balkan: Friare och mer oberoende media Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Västra Balkan: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12499-12499A0103 Sweden The Civil Rights Defenders Organization (CRD) has applied for Sida funding of 28 210 000 SEK to implement the regional programme "Strengthening implementation of European human rights standards in the Western Balkans" in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo and Serbia including participants from Macedonia and Montenegro during the period 2019 to 2020. The contribution intends to increase people's access to justice; increase people's access to information and strengthen the professional and organisational capacities of local human rights defenders. The regional programme concerns a phasing-out support of Sida's long-term cooperation with the CRD in Western Balkans with the objetive to strengthen the sustainability of CRD's previous work. An important part of this is the capacity-enhancing support provided by CRD to their local partners from civil society, which also work to strengthen human rights, freedom of expression, anti-discrimination and the rule of law. The phase-out contribution is to be seen as a bridge-support that will allow CRD to establish partnerships with other donors to continue their work in the region. The programme therefore also include a variety of administrative costs. The project's total budget is SEK 28 210 000. CRD's total income for 2017 amounted to SEK 82 000 000 of which the project budget amount is 17 percent. The total indicative budget of the contribution is 28 500 000 SEK which consists of 28 210 000 SEK for the project and 290 000 SEK for the procurement according to Sida's framework for audit, internal management and control. Organisationen Civil Rights Defenders (CRD) har ansökt om finansiering från Sida om 28 210 000 SEK för att genomföra det regionala programmet "Strengthening implementation of European human rights standards in Western Balkans" i Albanien, Bosnien Hercegovina, Kosovo och Serbien inklusive deltagare från Makedonien och Montenegro under perioden 2019 till 2020. Insatsen ämnar öka människors tillgång till rättvisa, öka människors tillgång till information samt stärka lokala människorättsförsvarares professionella och organisatoriska kapaciteter i regionen. Insatsen avser ett utfasningsstöd av Sidas mångåriga samarbete med CRD i Västra Balkan med syfte att stärka hållbarheten av CRD:s tidigare arbete. En viktig del av detta är det kapacitetshöjande stöd som CRD ger till deras lokala partners från civilsamhället som också arbetar för stärkta mänskliga rättigheter, yttrandefrihet, anti-diskriminering och rättsstatens principer. Utfasningsstödet är att se som ett bryggstöd till CRD att etablera samarbeten med andra givare för att fortsätta sitt arbete i regionen och inkluderar därför en mängd administrativa kostnader. Projektets totala budget är 28 210 000 SEK. CRD:s totala inkomst för 2017 uppgick till 82 000 000 SEK, varav projektets budget utgör 17 procent. Insatsen totala indikativa medelstillförsel om 28 500 000 består av 28 210 000 SEK till projektet och 290 000 SEK för upphandling enligt Sidas ramavtal för revision, intern styrning och kontroll. The programme’s overarching outcome objective is that human rights defenders are empowered to improve human rights standards thus strengthen the European integration process of Western Balkans countries. This is broken down into three bridging outcomes: i) People have increased access to justice; ii) People have increased access to information; iii) Professional and organisational capacities of local human rights defenders are strengthened. The CRD reports that the programme was successful under all three Outcomes, with some deviations in relation to the targeted results at output levels in 2020 due to the COVID 19 pandemic. Under Outcome #1, CRD supported the work of the most important and most relevant Coalition working on the transitional justice, that is crucial for the reconciliation and sustainable peace in the region. The programme also actively worked to provide information to the public about highly relevant topics, with an emphasis on political developments, position of human rights defedners and challenges in the EU accession process. Under Outcome #2, together with thr partners CRD worked on improving media situation and capacities of journalists and media professionals, both new ones as well as senior journalists. CRD also worked to empower human rights defenders under Outcome #3 that was the main focus of this programme, and under this outcome CRD worked on increased capacities, outreach and networks of a significant number of human rights defenders from the Western Balkan. The programme did not include subgranting but focused at capacity building measures, including advocacy and networking activities. The CRD reports regional outcomes related to unique regional initiatives such as Rule of Law Forum, Roma Summit, Moot Competition that combine capacity building and advocacy. Also South East EU Legal Days started and importantly contribute to improved dialog with governments. The Embassy has maintained close contact and follow up of the programme with the CRD, and also remained in close contact with the Sida S relevant colleagues for exchanges, consultations and guidance in relation to CRD and Sida central discussions. This has worked well both during 2019 and 2020. In response to corona crisis in 2020, the Embassy engaged to even intensify dialogue with our partners on changed conditions for their activities to assess possible risks. The Sida flexible approach to making justified adjustments to plans and budgets with -as always - the starting point that aid should have as high effectiveness as possible, gave CRD good opportunities for justified adjustments. CRD reports efficiency with this approach especially in relation to support to media that was on the front lines of violent events that took place (in Serbia for instance). One example is efficient and timely training that CRD facilitated on how to report fromviolent spots, which was highly beneficial and appreciated - as CRD reports. CRD underlines that for overall focus at EU integrations, the national contexts remain important. The programme continued in 2020 to work with important and relevant areas such as RoL, support to improvements for LGBT, also transitional justice, human rights in closed institutions, improving media literacy and other areas in mainly in line with the approved Annual Work Plan and Budget for 2020. Many activities were adapted to the digital format and/or rescheduled in expectations of the improved Covid19 situation, but there was no reshaping of programme focus. Sida have not approved the CRD request for additional funding in 2020 to extend the programme scope under the Covid19 circumstances, but rather recommended that the CRD might need first to follow closely the execution of the approved budget and apply for Sida prior approval for utilisation of any possible savings. Sida also approved the CRD request for a no cost extension of the programme until end of March 2021 to allow for implementations of the planned activities that were delayed and than rescheduled due to Covid 19 situation. CRD reports now that the pandemics has changed their way of working and has influenced on the results on the output level to some extent, but it had no effect on the results at the outcome levels. Sweden CRD/Civil Rights Defenders Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CRD/Civil Rights Defenders 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2451000 0 -12596 0 0 0 2451000 808830 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders 833340 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders 808830 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders 808830 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders 808830 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders 833340 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders -4282.64 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders -4156.68 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders -4156.68 CRD/Civil Rights Defenders Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more free and independent media Västra Balkan: Friare och mer oberoende media Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Västra Balkan: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12515 Sweden IOM through its role as the Convening Agency (CA) for the joint UN program SAFE Plus "Address Cooking Fuel Needs, Environmental Degradation and Food Security Cox's Bazar" has applied for funding for implementation of the program during the period 2019-2021. The program has been designed under the direction of the Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commission (RRRC) of the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief (MoDMR) and contributes to local government planning and the Joint Response Plan of the Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG). The contribution will only support activities in Cox's Bazar district. The goal of the program is to contribute to the overall food and nutrition security, empowerment and resilience of 125,000 refugee and host community households in Cox’s Bazar. The program has four objectives, the first of which is to address the urgent cooking fuel needs of Rohingya refugees and host communities in Cox's Bazar, by introducing alternative clean cooking fuel and technology. The second and third primary objective focuses on improving economic livelihoods for host community members (and in turn overall food security) through training and inputs provision as well as the resilience of refugees through empowerment skills development. The fourth objective aims at mitigating negative environmental impacts through land/forest rehabilitation. The joint program is implemented by three UN agencies; IOM, WFP and FAO, and their partners. It targets 125,000 households (100,000 Rohingya refugees and 25,000 host community households). The period of implementation is September 2018 to December 2021 with an total estimated budget of 117.5 million USD. Sweden's contribution is 100 million SEK out of which 25 million SEK is financed by the Swedish Government's climate initiative on reduced emissions in 2019. Other development partners who have committed contributions are Canada, DFID, Australia, Norway, ECHO, Netherlands, Japan, Korea and the United States. Around 29 % of the total funding needs for the program has been covered. In addition to the SAFE Plus program, UNHCR is targeting an additional 125,000 households (100,000 Rohingya refugees and 25,000 host community households) for LPG distribution which means that all households in camps will be covered. Sweden is through its humanitarian funding contributing 50 million SEK to UNHCR in 2019 for LPG distribution and for piloting energy saving initiatives which could at a later stage be scaled up to all households using LPG. These are complementary funds to the support to the SAFE Plus program so all refugee households will have access to clean cooking fuel. IOM har genom sin roll som sammankallande agent för det gemensamma FN-programmet SAFE Plus "Adressera bränslebehov, miljöförstöring och matsäkerhet Cox's Bazar" ansökt om finansiering för genomförandet av programmet under perioden 2019-2021. Programmet har utformats under ledning av Flykting, stöd- och repatrieringskommissionen (RRRC) under ministeriet för katastrofhantering och stöd (MoDMR) och bidrar till lokal förvaltningsplanering och den gemensamma humanitära åtgärdsplanen via Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG). Insatsen kommer endast stödja aktiviteter i Cox's Bazar distrikt. Målet med programmet är att bidra till den övergripande mat- och näringssäkerheten, självstärkande och motståndskraften för 125 000 flykting- och värdhushåll i Cox's Bazar. Programmet har fyra mål, varav det första är att tillgodose det brådskande behovet av matlagningsbränsle för rohingya-flyktingar och värdsamhällen i Cox's Bazar, genom att införa alternativt rent matlagningsbränsle och teknik. Det andra och tredje primära målet fokuserar på att förbättra ekonomiska livsförhållanden för värdsamhällen (och i sin tur övergripande matsäkerhet) genom utbildning och alternativa försörjningsmöjligheter samt flyktingars ökade motståndskraft genom kompetensutveckling. Det fjärde målet syftar till att mildra negativ miljöpåverkan genom rehabilitering av mark-och skogsområden. Det gemensamma programmet genomförs av tre FN-organ; IOM, WFP och FAO och deras partners. Den riktar sig till 125 000 hushåll (100 000 rohingya-flyktingar och 25 000 värdhushåll). Implementeringsperioden är september 2018 till december 2021 med en total budget på 117,5 miljoner USD. Sveriges bidrag är 100 miljoner kronor, varav 25 miljoner kronor finansieras av Sveriges regerings klimatsatsning för minskade utsläpp 2019. Andra utvecklingspartners som har gett bidrag är Kanada, DFID, Australien, Norge, ECHO, Nederländerna, Japan, Korea och USA. Cirka 29% av programmets totala finansieringsbehov har täckts. Förutom SAFE Plus-programmet riktar UNHCR distribution av gasol till ytterligare 125 000 hushåll (100 000 rohingya-flyktingar och 25 000 värdhushåll), vilket innebär att alla hushåll i lägren kommer att täckas. Sverige bidrar genom sin humanitära finansiering med 50 miljoner kronor till UNHCR 2019 för distribution av gasol och för pilotprojekt av energisparande initiativ, som i ett senare skede kan skalas upp till alla hushåll som använder gasol. Dessa är kompletterande medel till stödet till SAFE Plus-programmet för att möjliggöra att alla flyktinghushåll får tillgång till rent matlagningsbränsle. Goal: Contribute to the overall food and nutrition security, empowerment and resilience of 125,000 refugee and host community households in Cox's Bazar Objective 1: Targeted households, especially women headed and vulnerable households have monthly decreased expenditures related to firewood purchase Objective 2: Vulnerable households in host communities, especially women and girls, are more resilient through increased income  Objective 3: Rohingya households have basic knowing in homestead gardening, tailoring, baking and basket weaving Objective 4: Negative environmental impacts are mitigated through land/forest rehabilitation Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Facilitation of orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility Clean cooking appliances manufacturing Government & Civil Society-general Industry The SAFE Plus programme was conceived to mitigate the environmental, protection, health, and socioeconomic impacts of the Rohingya crisis. The programme aimed to support 100,000 Rohingya households and 25,000 host community households with cooking fuel (Liquified Petroleum Gas LPG), on and offfarm livelihoods support, reforestation of 2,000 hectares of land in host communities, and stabilizing 500 hectares of vulnerable land terrains in the camps. Three UN agencies FAO, IOM and WFP implemented the programme leveraging their comparative advantages in an integrated programming approach. The first phase of the SAFE Plus programme was implemented from January 2019 to June 2022, and achieved the following results: Objective 1: Targeted households, especially women headed and vulnerable households have monthly decreased expenditures related to firewood purchase Targeted households, especially women-headed and vulnerable households, have monthly decreased expenditures related to firewood purchases and increased nutritional intake for household members. To address cooking fuel needs, SAFE Plus consistently distributed LPG refills to 124,550 Rohingya and host community (host community was phased out in 2022) households where 67,175 households with extremely vulnerable individuals were supported with porter support. The end evaluation indicated that expenditure linked to cooking fuel was decreased with 100% in all targeted Rohingya households and with 80% in the vulnerable host community households. Throughout the project period, a sustainable provision of cooking fuel greatly reduced the need for foraging for firewood by the Rohingya and host community. The move from firewood to LPG as cooking fuel has had a range of positive impacts, including for the environment and decreased emission of CO2, but also the health of users who no longer need to breathe in smoke when cooking indoors, and decreasing SGBV risks for women and girls as they no longer need to collect firewood. Using the CO2 emission factor firewood in Bangladesh and LPG, a reduction of 586% of CO2 emission was visible among the Rohingya households and 111% reduction of CO2 emission in the host communities thanks to the distribution and use of LPG rather than firewood as cooking fuel. Objective 2: Vulnerable households in host communities, especially women and girls, are more resilient through increased income 1,440 farmers (506 women) received training on innovative climate-sensitive agriculture, high-value crop production, postharvest processing, and value addition, and received input support. 16,000 farmers comprised of 798 producer groups were capacitated through training on technology, financial literacy, market-linkage, and 40 local service providers were trained and equipped to extend their support to the farmers on improved farming practices. 6,352 vulnerable host community households were provided livelihood training (tailoring, vegetable production, dry fish production, fish farming, wall painting, mobile servicing, small business, poultry rearing, livestock rearing, handicraft) and given input to perform the income generation. The end evaluation identified the average income of the host community households participating in the project activities increased to BDT 16,320 per month, which is 23% more than the baseline figure. Once the host community beneficiaries started producing additional food commodities as a result of the skills training, provision of inputs and other support, linkages were made between facilities of these beneficiaries with the suppliers of WFP food shops. The WFP food shops started procuring commodities from host communities and made these available in fresh food corners of the Rohingya camps. This indirectly supported social cohesion efforts. Objective 3: Rohingya households have basic knowing in homestead gardening, tailoring, baking and basket weaving 7,042 Rohingya women were provided mentoring and self-reliance support on a number of skills, including homestead vegetable gardening, aquaculture and tailoring. Mentoring activities had significant influence on the beneficiaries' ability and resilience. Training on vegetable gardening helped the Rohingya households grow fresh vegetables which they could then consume. The end evaluation found that around 90% of the Rohingya beneficiaries reported having gained knowledge from the mentoring activities. Mentoring activities enhanced Rohingya women's confidence and income generating skills. However, the self-reliance activities faced a long-term delay in the implementation due to the government restrictions on such activities in the camps as well as suspensions of activities during the Covid19 pandemic. During this period, beneficiaries engaged in mask-making and 700,000 masks were produced by 84 Rohingya beneficiaries through the SAFE Plus programme. Objective 4: Negative environmental impacts are mitigated through land/forest rehabilitation The environment was restored through land stabilization, restoration and erosion control, slope stabilisation, and reforestation of damaged areas. A total of 2,000 Ha of land were planted in 1,016 sites in the host communities and 313 Ha of land was stabilized in the camps using 2.9 million seedlings. The average survival percentage of the seedlings was 81%. While 100% of the target was restored outside the camps, only 63% of the target was successfully restored inside the camps. Challenges to achieve the target inside the camps were mainly due to Covid19 restrictions and a decrease in the available areas for plantation due to the closure of two camps. Despite these challenges, the activities contributed to increasing the vegetative coverage and reduced landslide vulnerability. 20 Government nurseries and 64 private nurseries were supported, enabling them to produce three million high-quality indigenous seedlings per year. This has increased profits, contributing to ecosystem restoration, mitigating the impacts of climate change and protecting the livelihoods of forest-dependent host communities. For the first time in Cox's Bazar, a floral biodiversity assessment was conducted. This has supported the Forest Department in determining the list of species for the rehabilitation of degraded forest land, inside and outside the camps, and the established nurseries are now producing the selected seedlings. With the support of the Forest Department and the International Union for Conservation of Nature, the project also developed guidelines for spatial monitoring and reporting tools for hill and plain land forest areas. The land stabilisation, forest rehabilitation and nursery activities also provided Cash for Work opportunities, even exceeding the target, and thereby improving environmental friendly livelihoods opportunities. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12515-12515A0101 Sweden IOM through its role as the Convening Agency (CA) for the joint UN program SAFE Plus "Address Cooking Fuel Needs, Environmental Degradation and Food Security Cox's Bazar" has applied for funding for implementation of the program during the period 2019-2021. The program has been designed under the direction of the Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commission (RRRC) of the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief (MoDMR) and contributes to local government planning and the Joint Response Plan of the Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG). The contribution will only support activities in Cox's Bazar district. The goal of the program is to contribute to the overall food and nutrition security, empowerment and resilience of 125,000 refugee and host community households in Cox’s Bazar. The program has four objectives, the first of which is to address the urgent cooking fuel needs of Rohingya refugees and host communities in Cox's Bazar, by introducing alternative clean cooking fuel and technology. The second and third primary objective focuses on improving economic livelihoods for host community members (and in turn overall food security) through training and inputs provision as well as the resilience of refugees through empowerment skills development. The fourth objective aims at mitigating negative environmental impacts through land/forest rehabilitation. The joint program is implemented by three UN agencies; IOM, WFP and FAO, and their partners. It targets 125,000 households (100,000 Rohingya refugees and 25,000 host community households). The period of implementation is September 2018 to December 2021 with an total estimated budget of 117.5 million USD. Sweden's contribution is 100 million SEK out of which 25 million SEK is financed by the Swedish Government's climate initiative on reduced emissions in 2019. Other development partners who have committed contributions are Canada, DFID, Australia, Norway, ECHO, Netherlands, Japan, Korea and the United States. Around 29 % of the total funding needs for the program has been covered. In addition to the SAFE Plus program, UNHCR is targeting an additional 125,000 households (100,000 Rohingya refugees and 25,000 host community households) for LPG distribution which means that all households in camps will be covered. Sweden is through its humanitarian funding contributing 50 million SEK to UNHCR in 2019 for LPG distribution and for piloting energy saving initiatives which could at a later stage be scaled up to all households using LPG. These are complementary funds to the support to the SAFE Plus program so all refugee households will have access to clean cooking fuel. IOM har genom sin roll som sammankallande agent för det gemensamma FN-programmet SAFE Plus "Adressera bränslebehov, miljöförstöring och matsäkerhet Cox's Bazar" ansökt om finansiering för genomförandet av programmet under perioden 2019-2021. Programmet har utformats under ledning av Flykting, stöd- och repatrieringskommissionen (RRRC) under ministeriet för katastrofhantering och stöd (MoDMR) och bidrar till lokal förvaltningsplanering och den gemensamma humanitära åtgärdsplanen via Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG). Insatsen kommer endast stödja aktiviteter i Cox's Bazar distrikt. Målet med programmet är att bidra till den övergripande mat- och näringssäkerheten, självstärkande och motståndskraften för 125 000 flykting- och värdhushåll i Cox's Bazar. Programmet har fyra mål, varav det första är att tillgodose det brådskande behovet av matlagningsbränsle för rohingya-flyktingar och värdsamhällen i Cox's Bazar, genom att införa alternativt rent matlagningsbränsle och teknik. Det andra och tredje primära målet fokuserar på att förbättra ekonomiska livsförhållanden för värdsamhällen (och i sin tur övergripande matsäkerhet) genom utbildning och alternativa försörjningsmöjligheter samt flyktingars ökade motståndskraft genom kompetensutveckling. Det fjärde målet syftar till att mildra negativ miljöpåverkan genom rehabilitering av mark-och skogsområden. Det gemensamma programmet genomförs av tre FN-organ; IOM, WFP och FAO och deras partners. Den riktar sig till 125 000 hushåll (100 000 rohingya-flyktingar och 25 000 värdhushåll). Implementeringsperioden är september 2018 till december 2021 med en total budget på 117,5 miljoner USD. Sveriges bidrag är 100 miljoner kronor, varav 25 miljoner kronor finansieras av Sveriges regerings klimatsatsning för minskade utsläpp 2019. Andra utvecklingspartners som har gett bidrag är Kanada, DFID, Australien, Norge, ECHO, Nederländerna, Japan, Korea och USA. Cirka 29% av programmets totala finansieringsbehov har täckts. Förutom SAFE Plus-programmet riktar UNHCR distribution av gasol till ytterligare 125 000 hushåll (100 000 rohingya-flyktingar och 25 000 värdhushåll), vilket innebär att alla hushåll i lägren kommer att täckas. Sverige bidrar genom sin humanitära finansiering med 50 miljoner kronor till UNHCR 2019 för distribution av gasol och för pilotprojekt av energisparande initiativ, som i ett senare skede kan skalas upp till alla hushåll som använder gasol. Dessa är kompletterande medel till stödet till SAFE Plus-programmet för att möjliggöra att alla flyktinghushåll får tillgång till rent matlagningsbränsle. Goal: Contribute to the overall food and nutrition security, empowerment and resilience of 125,000 refugee and host community households in Cox's Bazar Objective 1: Targeted households, especially women headed and vulnerable households have monthly decreased expenditures related to firewood purchase Objective 2: Vulnerable households in host communities, especially women and girls, are more resilient through increased income  Objective 3: Rohingya households have basic knowing in homestead gardening, tailoring, baking and basket weaving Objective 4: Negative environmental impacts are mitigated through land/forest rehabilitation Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 10000000 40000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 25000000 0 15000000 0 0 50000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 10000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 25000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 15000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Focus on vulnerable groups in refugee areas, among host communities and rohingy refugees, especially women and children Fokus på sårbara grupper i flyktingmottagande områden, bland värdsamhällen och rohingyaflyktingar, särskilt kvinnor och barn Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-12515-12515A0102 Sweden IOM through its role as the Convening Agency (CA) for the joint UN program SAFE Plus "Address Cooking Fuel Needs, Environmental Degradation and Food Security Cox's Bazar" has applied for funding for implementation of the program during the period 2019-2021. The program has been designed under the direction of the Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commission (RRRC) of the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief (MoDMR) and contributes to local government planning and the Joint Response Plan of the Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG). The contribution will only support activities in Cox's Bazar district. The goal of the program is to contribute to the overall food and nutrition security, empowerment and resilience of 125,000 refugee and host community households in Cox’s Bazar. The program has four objectives, the first of which is to address the urgent cooking fuel needs of Rohingya refugees and host communities in Cox's Bazar, by introducing alternative clean cooking fuel and technology. The second and third primary objective focuses on improving economic livelihoods for host community members (and in turn overall food security) through training and inputs provision as well as the resilience of refugees through empowerment skills development. The fourth objective aims at mitigating negative environmental impacts through land/forest rehabilitation. The joint program is implemented by three UN agencies; IOM, WFP and FAO, and their partners. It targets 125,000 households (100,000 Rohingya refugees and 25,000 host community households). The period of implementation is September 2018 to December 2021 with an total estimated budget of 117.5 million USD. Sweden's contribution is 100 million SEK out of which 25 million SEK is financed by the Swedish Government's climate initiative on reduced emissions in 2019. Other development partners who have committed contributions are Canada, DFID, Australia, Norway, ECHO, Netherlands, Japan, Korea and the United States. Around 29 % of the total funding needs for the program has been covered. In addition to the SAFE Plus program, UNHCR is targeting an additional 125,000 households (100,000 Rohingya refugees and 25,000 host community households) for LPG distribution which means that all households in camps will be covered. Sweden is through its humanitarian funding contributing 50 million SEK to UNHCR in 2019 for LPG distribution and for piloting energy saving initiatives which could at a later stage be scaled up to all households using LPG. These are complementary funds to the support to the SAFE Plus program so all refugee households will have access to clean cooking fuel. IOM har genom sin roll som sammankallande agent för det gemensamma FN-programmet SAFE Plus "Adressera bränslebehov, miljöförstöring och matsäkerhet Cox's Bazar" ansökt om finansiering för genomförandet av programmet under perioden 2019-2021. Programmet har utformats under ledning av Flykting, stöd- och repatrieringskommissionen (RRRC) under ministeriet för katastrofhantering och stöd (MoDMR) och bidrar till lokal förvaltningsplanering och den gemensamma humanitära åtgärdsplanen via Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG). Insatsen kommer endast stödja aktiviteter i Cox's Bazar distrikt. Målet med programmet är att bidra till den övergripande mat- och näringssäkerheten, självstärkande och motståndskraften för 125 000 flykting- och värdhushåll i Cox's Bazar. Programmet har fyra mål, varav det första är att tillgodose det brådskande behovet av matlagningsbränsle för rohingya-flyktingar och värdsamhällen i Cox's Bazar, genom att införa alternativt rent matlagningsbränsle och teknik. Det andra och tredje primära målet fokuserar på att förbättra ekonomiska livsförhållanden för värdsamhällen (och i sin tur övergripande matsäkerhet) genom utbildning och alternativa försörjningsmöjligheter samt flyktingars ökade motståndskraft genom kompetensutveckling. Det fjärde målet syftar till att mildra negativ miljöpåverkan genom rehabilitering av mark-och skogsområden. Det gemensamma programmet genomförs av tre FN-organ; IOM, WFP och FAO och deras partners. Den riktar sig till 125 000 hushåll (100 000 rohingya-flyktingar och 25 000 värdhushåll). Implementeringsperioden är september 2018 till december 2021 med en total budget på 117,5 miljoner USD. Sveriges bidrag är 100 miljoner kronor, varav 25 miljoner kronor finansieras av Sveriges regerings klimatsatsning för minskade utsläpp 2019. Andra utvecklingspartners som har gett bidrag är Kanada, DFID, Australien, Norge, ECHO, Nederländerna, Japan, Korea och USA. Cirka 29% av programmets totala finansieringsbehov har täckts. Förutom SAFE Plus-programmet riktar UNHCR distribution av gasol till ytterligare 125 000 hushåll (100 000 rohingya-flyktingar och 25 000 värdhushåll), vilket innebär att alla hushåll i lägren kommer att täckas. Sverige bidrar genom sin humanitära finansiering med 50 miljoner kronor till UNHCR 2019 för distribution av gasol och för pilotprojekt av energisparande initiativ, som i ett senare skede kan skalas upp till alla hushåll som använder gasol. Dessa är kompletterande medel till stödet till SAFE Plus-programmet för att möjliggöra att alla flyktinghushåll får tillgång till rent matlagningsbränsle. Goal: Contribute to the overall food and nutrition security, empowerment and resilience of 125,000 refugee and host community households in Cox's Bazar Objective 1: Targeted households, especially women headed and vulnerable households have monthly decreased expenditures related to firewood purchase Objective 2: Vulnerable households in host communities, especially women and girls, are more resilient through increased income  Objective 3: Rohingya households have basic knowing in homestead gardening, tailoring, baking and basket weaving Objective 4: Negative environmental impacts are mitigated through land/forest rehabilitation Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 0 0 25000000 25000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 25000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Greater resilience and flexibility to deal with climate change, environmental impacts and natural disasters in vulnerable areas, including improved disaster management systems Stärkt motståndskraft och förbättrad anpassningsförmåga mot klimatförändringar, miljöpåverkan och naturkatastrofer i utsatta områden, inklusive stärkta katastrofhanteringssystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12515-12515A0103 Sweden IOM through its role as the Convening Agency (CA) for the joint UN program SAFE Plus "Address Cooking Fuel Needs, Environmental Degradation and Food Security Cox's Bazar" has applied for funding for implementation of the program during the period 2019-2021. The program has been designed under the direction of the Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commission (RRRC) of the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief (MoDMR) and contributes to local government planning and the Joint Response Plan of the Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG). The contribution will only support activities in Cox's Bazar district. The goal of the program is to contribute to the overall food and nutrition security, empowerment and resilience of 125,000 refugee and host community households in Cox’s Bazar. The program has four objectives, the first of which is to address the urgent cooking fuel needs of Rohingya refugees and host communities in Cox's Bazar, by introducing alternative clean cooking fuel and technology. The second and third primary objective focuses on improving economic livelihoods for host community members (and in turn overall food security) through training and inputs provision as well as the resilience of refugees through empowerment skills development. The fourth objective aims at mitigating negative environmental impacts through land/forest rehabilitation. The joint program is implemented by three UN agencies; IOM, WFP and FAO, and their partners. It targets 125,000 households (100,000 Rohingya refugees and 25,000 host community households). The period of implementation is September 2018 to December 2021 with an total estimated budget of 117.5 million USD. Sweden's contribution is 100 million SEK out of which 25 million SEK is financed by the Swedish Government's climate initiative on reduced emissions in 2019. Other development partners who have committed contributions are Canada, DFID, Australia, Norway, ECHO, Netherlands, Japan, Korea and the United States. Around 29 % of the total funding needs for the program has been covered. In addition to the SAFE Plus program, UNHCR is targeting an additional 125,000 households (100,000 Rohingya refugees and 25,000 host community households) for LPG distribution which means that all households in camps will be covered. Sweden is through its humanitarian funding contributing 50 million SEK to UNHCR in 2019 for LPG distribution and for piloting energy saving initiatives which could at a later stage be scaled up to all households using LPG. These are complementary funds to the support to the SAFE Plus program so all refugee households will have access to clean cooking fuel. IOM har genom sin roll som sammankallande agent för det gemensamma FN-programmet SAFE Plus "Adressera bränslebehov, miljöförstöring och matsäkerhet Cox's Bazar" ansökt om finansiering för genomförandet av programmet under perioden 2019-2021. Programmet har utformats under ledning av Flykting, stöd- och repatrieringskommissionen (RRRC) under ministeriet för katastrofhantering och stöd (MoDMR) och bidrar till lokal förvaltningsplanering och den gemensamma humanitära åtgärdsplanen via Inter-Sector Coordination Group (ISCG). Insatsen kommer endast stödja aktiviteter i Cox's Bazar distrikt. Målet med programmet är att bidra till den övergripande mat- och näringssäkerheten, självstärkande och motståndskraften för 125 000 flykting- och värdhushåll i Cox's Bazar. Programmet har fyra mål, varav det första är att tillgodose det brådskande behovet av matlagningsbränsle för rohingya-flyktingar och värdsamhällen i Cox's Bazar, genom att införa alternativt rent matlagningsbränsle och teknik. Det andra och tredje primära målet fokuserar på att förbättra ekonomiska livsförhållanden för värdsamhällen (och i sin tur övergripande matsäkerhet) genom utbildning och alternativa försörjningsmöjligheter samt flyktingars ökade motståndskraft genom kompetensutveckling. Det fjärde målet syftar till att mildra negativ miljöpåverkan genom rehabilitering av mark-och skogsområden. Det gemensamma programmet genomförs av tre FN-organ; IOM, WFP och FAO och deras partners. Den riktar sig till 125 000 hushåll (100 000 rohingya-flyktingar och 25 000 värdhushåll). Implementeringsperioden är september 2018 till december 2021 med en total budget på 117,5 miljoner USD. Sveriges bidrag är 100 miljoner kronor, varav 25 miljoner kronor finansieras av Sveriges regerings klimatsatsning för minskade utsläpp 2019. Andra utvecklingspartners som har gett bidrag är Kanada, DFID, Australien, Norge, ECHO, Nederländerna, Japan, Korea och USA. Cirka 29% av programmets totala finansieringsbehov har täckts. Förutom SAFE Plus-programmet riktar UNHCR distribution av gasol till ytterligare 125 000 hushåll (100 000 rohingya-flyktingar och 25 000 värdhushåll), vilket innebär att alla hushåll i lägren kommer att täckas. Sverige bidrar genom sin humanitära finansiering med 50 miljoner kronor till UNHCR 2019 för distribution av gasol och för pilotprojekt av energisparande initiativ, som i ett senare skede kan skalas upp till alla hushåll som använder gasol. Dessa är kompletterande medel till stödet till SAFE Plus-programmet för att möjliggöra att alla flyktinghushåll får tillgång till rent matlagningsbränsle. Goal: Contribute to the overall food and nutrition security, empowerment and resilience of 125,000 refugee and host community households in Cox's Bazar Objective 1: Targeted households, especially women headed and vulnerable households have monthly decreased expenditures related to firewood purchase Objective 2: Vulnerable households in host communities, especially women and girls, are more resilient through increased income  Objective 3: Rohingya households have basic knowing in homestead gardening, tailoring, baking and basket weaving Objective 4: Negative environmental impacts are mitigated through land/forest rehabilitation Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IOM/International Organization for Migration 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 0 0 25000000 25000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration 25000000 IOM/International Organization for Migration Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Limited climate impact and enhanced resilience to climate change and natural disasters. Begränsad klimatpåverkan samt stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved conditions for reduced environmental impact and sustainable use of natural resources. Stärkta förutsättningar för minskad miljöpåverkan och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Greater opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions. Ökade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12530 Sweden The contriution is for support to the Iraq Foundation's (IF) project to strengthen the Iraqi parliament's ability to respond effectively and respond to public needs. The project will be implemented by IF and and Global Partners Governance's (GPG) who will work with the Parliament( CoR) and their committees to improve policy, quality and working methods. The project will also work with civil society to increase their participation and influence on political processes. One of four results within the initiative is to increase women's opportunities to participate in political processes and gender equality will also be integrated into the other results and activities within the project. This is a project that is partly a continuation of the work Global Partners Governance has conducted in Iraq with CoR since 2008, however not with Swedish funding. This initiative is also based on experience gained from GPG's efforts to increase the resilience of the political system, which has been done by strengthening Parliament as a forum for conflict resolution and political negotiations as well as cross-sectoral agreements. Insatsen avser stöd till Iraq Foundations (IF) projekt för att stärka det irakiska parlamentets förmåga att verka effektivt och svara på medborgares verkliga behov. Projektet som genomförs av IF i samarbete med Global Partners Governance (GPG) kommer att arbeta med parlamentet och dess kommittéer för att förbättra parlamentets policyskapande och arbetssätt, men projektet kommer också att arbeta med det civila samhället för att öka deras deltagande och påverkan på de politiska processerna. Ett av fyra resultat inom insatsen handlar om att öka kvinnors möjligheter att delta i de politiska proceserna och jämställdhet skall även integreras i de övriga resultaten och aktiviteterna.Detta är ett projekt som delvis är en fortsättning på det arbete Global Partners Governance (ej med svenskt stöd) har genomfört i Irak med parlamentet sedan 2008. Föreliggande insats bygger också på erfarenheter från GPG:s arbete med öka resiliensen för det politiska systemet, vilket man gjort genom att stärka parlamentet som forum för konfliktlösning och politiska förhandlingar samt sektöverskridande överenskommelser. Insatsen avser att förbättra Policyskapande, Grundläggande service, Jämställdhet och medborgarinflytande. Efter projektets genomförande förväntas följande resultat: - Parlamentets (CoR) kommittéer är mer representativa och utgår från medborgarnas behov i policyskapandet och håller regeringen ansvarig för att genomföra politiken. - Talmannen utvecklar mer effektiva beslutsprocesser som inkluderar lagstiftning. - Mekanism för att hantera lokalt missnöje med grundläggande samhällsservice är etablerat mellan nationella och lokala besultsfattande nivåer (governments). - Kvinnliga parlamentariker har bättre förutsättningar att ta ledarpositioner och använder dessa positioner effektivt för att lyfta upp jämställdhet på den politiska agendan. Sida bedömer insatsens mål som realistiska och relevanta. Delar av målen vilar på redan etablerade resultat i parlamentet. Projektet behöver alltså inte börja om från noll. Både GPG och IF är etablerade aktörer som har samarbetat med parlamentet, inom vilket behoven av projektet till stor del har formulerats. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Iraq Legislatures and political parties Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general Resultatrapporteringen avser den inledande fasen av projektet samt den första perioden av samordning genom ett antal aktiviteter där representanter från parlamentet igenom och i samverkan med kommittéledamöter och offentligt anställda samt representanter från civilsamhället. Rapporteringsperioden avser oktober 2018 till september 2019. Under denna period inleddes förnyade försök till att samla företrädare för den irakiska politiken att samlas kring politiska frågor utifrån periodens sociala och ekonomiska utmaningar då man såg ett växande behov av i Irak av att samlas kring viktigaste målområden som detta projekt har för avsikt att stödja kring. Under projektets första år har insatser för att kartlägga behoven genomförts och modeller har utvecklats för att stödja den politiska dialogen vilket inkluderat återkopplingar mellan olika parter där dialog kring kvinnors deltagande samt ökad medvetenhet av jämställdhetsaspekter inkluderats. Projektet tillämpar ett agilt arbetssätt, där förändringar i själva implementeringsförfarandet skall kunna hantera den efterfrågestyrda verksamhet som politiska processer kräver i en miljö som påverkas och påverkats av konflikter och krig. Projektet inleddes genom att samla intressenter vilka representerade viktiga funktioner inom parlamentet för dialog kring behov och förväntade resultat. En analys över dåvarande situation genomfördes vilket inkluderade en behovsbedömning. En introduktion till det agilt arbetssätt genomfördes och verksamheten diskuterades i syfte att nå förväntade resultat av projektmålet. Analysen gav underlag till prioriteringar av verksamheten och inriktningen kring fokusområden att ge fördjupat stöd kring. Under projektets första år utformades inledningsvis strukturerna för att möta de behov som parlamentet och kommittéerna stod inför samt för att inleda dialogen med aktörer från civilsamhället. Projektet inledde verksamhet för att engagera viktiga intressenter i det irakiska parlamentet, utvärdera deras behov och utforma och börja leverera ett program med aktiviteter för att bygga upp sin kapacitet och stödja institutionella reformer. Under andra halvan av projektets första år utvecklades strategiska ramar, rapportering kring viktiga politikområden och överenskomna arbetsplaner togs fram tillsammans med viktiga funktioner inom parlamentets administration. Under arbetsmöten med talmannen, tjänstemän och kvinnliga parlamentsledamöter belystes vikten av ett effektivt system för representation där lokala frågor var samlingspunkt under det första året vilka inkluderar viktiga samhällstjänster, som el, rent vatten, utbildning, hälsovård, ekonomisk stagnation med åtföljande hög ungdomsarbetslöshet. Inom projektets första år har också särskilda stöd till nyvalda kvinnliga parlamentsledamöter varit fokusområde i syfte ge stöd kring att förstå de utmaningar som politiken ställer på samspel, dialog, argumentation och analys i syfte att ge stöd för att hantera politikernas förmåga till övervakning av politiken, lagstiftningsprocessen till färdiga beslut. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12530-12530A0101 Sweden The contriution is for support to the Iraq Foundation's (IF) project to strengthen the Iraqi parliament's ability to respond effectively and respond to public needs. The project will be implemented by IF and and Global Partners Governance's (GPG) who will work with the Parliament( CoR) and their committees to improve policy, quality and working methods. The project will also work with civil society to increase their participation and influence on political processes. One of four results within the initiative is to increase women's opportunities to participate in political processes and gender equality will also be integrated into the other results and activities within the project. This is a project that is partly a continuation of the work Global Partners Governance has conducted in Iraq with CoR since 2008, however not with Swedish funding. This initiative is also based on experience gained from GPG's efforts to increase the resilience of the political system, which has been done by strengthening Parliament as a forum for conflict resolution and political negotiations as well as cross-sectoral agreements. Insatsen avser stöd till Iraq Foundations (IF) projekt för att stärka det irakiska parlamentets förmåga att verka effektivt och svara på medborgares verkliga behov. Projektet som genomförs av IF i samarbete med Global Partners Governance (GPG) kommer att arbeta med parlamentet och dess kommittéer för att förbättra parlamentets policyskapande och arbetssätt, men projektet kommer också att arbeta med det civila samhället för att öka deras deltagande och påverkan på de politiska processerna. Ett av fyra resultat inom insatsen handlar om att öka kvinnors möjligheter att delta i de politiska proceserna och jämställdhet skall även integreras i de övriga resultaten och aktiviteterna.Detta är ett projekt som delvis är en fortsättning på det arbete Global Partners Governance (ej med svenskt stöd) har genomfört i Irak med parlamentet sedan 2008. Föreliggande insats bygger också på erfarenheter från GPG:s arbete med öka resiliensen för det politiska systemet, vilket man gjort genom att stärka parlamentet som forum för konfliktlösning och politiska förhandlingar samt sektöverskridande överenskommelser. Insatsen avser att förbättra Policyskapande, Grundläggande service, Jämställdhet och medborgarinflytande. Efter projektets genomförande förväntas följande resultat: - Parlamentets (CoR) kommittéer är mer representativa och utgår från medborgarnas behov i policyskapandet och håller regeringen ansvarig för att genomföra politiken. - Talmannen utvecklar mer effektiva beslutsprocesser som inkluderar lagstiftning. - Mekanism för att hantera lokalt missnöje med grundläggande samhällsservice är etablerat mellan nationella och lokala besultsfattande nivåer (governments). - Kvinnliga parlamentariker har bättre förutsättningar att ta ledarpositioner och använder dessa positioner effektivt för att lyfta upp jämställdhet på den politiska agendan. Sida bedömer insatsens mål som realistiska och relevanta. Delar av målen vilar på redan etablerade resultat i parlamentet. Projektet behöver alltså inte börja om från noll. Både GPG och IF är etablerade aktörer som har samarbetat med parlamentet, inom vilket behoven av projektet till stor del har formulerats. Sweden Free Iraq Foundation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Free Iraq Foundation 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 9500000 9000000 0 10000000 9500000 9000000 0 28500000 Free Iraq Foundation 10000000 Free Iraq Foundation 210509 Free Iraq Foundation -210509 Free Iraq Foundation 9500000 Free Iraq Foundation 9000000 Free Iraq Foundation Iraq 2017-2022 Irak 2017-2022 Strengthened capacity of public institutions, at different levels, and improved opportunities for participation in democratic- and peacebuilding processes, not the least for women Stärkt kapacitet inom offentliga institutioner på olika nivåer och förbättrade möjligheter till deltagande i demokratiska- och fredsbyggande processer, inte minst för kvinnor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society to organise, with a particular focus on peacebuilding and human rights, inclusive of boys and girls Förbättrade förutsättningar för det civila samhället att organisera sig med särskilt fokus på arbete för fredsbyggande och mänskliga rättigheter, inklusive för pojkar och flickor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved participation of women in democratic- and peacebuilding processes Ökat deltagande för kvinnor i demokratiska och fredsbyggande processer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12530-12530A0102 Sweden The contriution is for support to the Iraq Foundation's (IF) project to strengthen the Iraqi parliament's ability to respond effectively and respond to public needs. The project will be implemented by IF and and Global Partners Governance's (GPG) who will work with the Parliament( CoR) and their committees to improve policy, quality and working methods. The project will also work with civil society to increase their participation and influence on political processes. One of four results within the initiative is to increase women's opportunities to participate in political processes and gender equality will also be integrated into the other results and activities within the project. This is a project that is partly a continuation of the work Global Partners Governance has conducted in Iraq with CoR since 2008, however not with Swedish funding. This initiative is also based on experience gained from GPG's efforts to increase the resilience of the political system, which has been done by strengthening Parliament as a forum for conflict resolution and political negotiations as well as cross-sectoral agreements. Insatsen avser stöd till Iraq Foundations (IF) projekt för att stärka det irakiska parlamentets förmåga att verka effektivt och svara på medborgares verkliga behov. Projektet som genomförs av IF i samarbete med Global Partners Governance (GPG) kommer att arbeta med parlamentet och dess kommittéer för att förbättra parlamentets policyskapande och arbetssätt, men projektet kommer också att arbeta med det civila samhället för att öka deras deltagande och påverkan på de politiska processerna. Ett av fyra resultat inom insatsen handlar om att öka kvinnors möjligheter att delta i de politiska proceserna och jämställdhet skall även integreras i de övriga resultaten och aktiviteterna.Detta är ett projekt som delvis är en fortsättning på det arbete Global Partners Governance (ej med svenskt stöd) har genomfört i Irak med parlamentet sedan 2008. Föreliggande insats bygger också på erfarenheter från GPG:s arbete med öka resiliensen för det politiska systemet, vilket man gjort genom att stärka parlamentet som forum för konfliktlösning och politiska förhandlingar samt sektöverskridande överenskommelser. Insatsen avser att förbättra Policyskapande, Grundläggande service, Jämställdhet och medborgarinflytande. Efter projektets genomförande förväntas följande resultat: - Parlamentets (CoR) kommittéer är mer representativa och utgår från medborgarnas behov i policyskapandet och håller regeringen ansvarig för att genomföra politiken. - Talmannen utvecklar mer effektiva beslutsprocesser som inkluderar lagstiftning. - Mekanism för att hantera lokalt missnöje med grundläggande samhällsservice är etablerat mellan nationella och lokala besultsfattande nivåer (governments). - Kvinnliga parlamentariker har bättre förutsättningar att ta ledarpositioner och använder dessa positioner effektivt för att lyfta upp jämställdhet på den politiska agendan. Sida bedömer insatsens mål som realistiska och relevanta. Delar av målen vilar på redan etablerade resultat i parlamentet. Projektet behöver alltså inte börja om från noll. Både GPG och IF är etablerade aktörer som har samarbetat med parlamentet, inom vilket behoven av projektet till stor del har formulerats. Sweden Free Iraq Foundation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 210509 210509 210509 Ernst & Young 210509 Ernst & Young Iraq 2017-2022 Irak 2017-2022 Strengthened capacity of public institutions, at different levels, and improved opportunities for participation in democratic- and peacebuilding processes, not the least for women Stärkt kapacitet inom offentliga institutioner på olika nivåer och förbättrade möjligheter till deltagande i demokratiska- och fredsbyggande processer, inte minst för kvinnor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12530-12530A0201 Sweden The contriution is for support to the Iraq Foundation's (IF) project to strengthen the Iraqi parliament's ability to respond effectively and respond to public needs. The project will be implemented by IF and and Global Partners Governance's (GPG) who will work with the Parliament( CoR) and their committees to improve policy, quality and working methods. The project will also work with civil society to increase their participation and influence on political processes. One of four results within the initiative is to increase women's opportunities to participate in political processes and gender equality will also be integrated into the other results and activities within the project. This is a project that is partly a continuation of the work Global Partners Governance has conducted in Iraq with CoR since 2008, however not with Swedish funding. This initiative is also based on experience gained from GPG's efforts to increase the resilience of the political system, which has been done by strengthening Parliament as a forum for conflict resolution and political negotiations as well as cross-sectoral agreements. Insatsen avser stöd till Iraq Foundations (IF) projekt för att stärka det irakiska parlamentets förmåga att verka effektivt och svara på medborgares verkliga behov. Projektet som genomförs av IF i samarbete med Global Partners Governance (GPG) kommer att arbeta med parlamentet och dess kommittéer för att förbättra parlamentets policyskapande och arbetssätt, men projektet kommer också att arbeta med det civila samhället för att öka deras deltagande och påverkan på de politiska processerna. Ett av fyra resultat inom insatsen handlar om att öka kvinnors möjligheter att delta i de politiska proceserna och jämställdhet skall även integreras i de övriga resultaten och aktiviteterna.Detta är ett projekt som delvis är en fortsättning på det arbete Global Partners Governance (ej med svenskt stöd) har genomfört i Irak med parlamentet sedan 2008. Föreliggande insats bygger också på erfarenheter från GPG:s arbete med öka resiliensen för det politiska systemet, vilket man gjort genom att stärka parlamentet som forum för konfliktlösning och politiska förhandlingar samt sektöverskridande överenskommelser. Insatsen avser att förbättra Policyskapande, Grundläggande service, Jämställdhet och medborgarinflytande. Efter projektets genomförande förväntas följande resultat: - Parlamentets (CoR) kommittéer är mer representativa och utgår från medborgarnas behov i policyskapandet och håller regeringen ansvarig för att genomföra politiken. - Talmannen utvecklar mer effektiva beslutsprocesser som inkluderar lagstiftning. - Mekanism för att hantera lokalt missnöje med grundläggande samhällsservice är etablerat mellan nationella och lokala besultsfattande nivåer (governments). - Kvinnliga parlamentariker har bättre förutsättningar att ta ledarpositioner och använder dessa positioner effektivt för att lyfta upp jämställdhet på den politiska agendan. Sida bedömer insatsens mål som realistiska och relevanta. Delar av målen vilar på redan etablerade resultat i parlamentet. Projektet behöver alltså inte börja om från noll. Både GPG och IF är etablerade aktörer som har samarbetat med parlamentet, inom vilket behoven av projektet till stor del har formulerats. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cowater International Sweden AB 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 459800 0 0 459800 459800 Cowater International Sweden AB 459800 Cowater International Sweden AB Iraq 2017-2022 Irak 2017-2022 Strengthened capacity of public institutions, at different levels, and improved opportunities for participation in democratic- and peacebuilding processes, not the least for women Stärkt kapacitet inom offentliga institutioner på olika nivåer och förbättrade möjligheter till deltagande i demokratiska- och fredsbyggande processer, inte minst för kvinnor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12588 Sweden Saferworld has applied to Sida for funding of 55,000,000SEK to implement a programme titled "Addressing Drivers of Conflict in Uganda." for three (3) years. The programme which will be implemented with Saferworld's partner, Transcultural-psycho-social Organisation, aims to contribute to more peaceful, secure and resilient communities in Uganda, through working with and supporting communities, formal and informal authorities and civil society to work together to build peace and resolve conflicts. Specifically, the programme aims to achieve three outcomes as shown below; Outcome 1 - Communities (including women, youth, refugees, hosts and other marginalized groups) at risk of- and/or affected by conflict in at least 14 districts identify, prioritise, analyse, monitor and take coordinated action to respond to local conflict issues and their root causes, through existing and/or new community peace building structures. Outcome 2 - Formal and informal authorities responsible for building peace, security, justice and psychosocial healing at local, district and national levels, consult more with communities on identified conflict issues, support community peace building structures in responding to conflict issues, and incorporate community concerns (including issues affecting marginalized groups) into their related responses. Outcome 3 – Civil Society Organisations work together to influence relevant peace, security and justice processes and decision-making at district/regional and national levels, including donors and private sector, connecting them to communities’ concerns and priorities; and to incorporate conflict sensitive practices into their activities and programmes. It will address four major conflict drivers namely natural resources, inadequate transitional justice processes, flawed electoral processes and refugee influx. It notes the interconnected and cyclic nature of conflict drivers and proposes a wide range of peacebuilding solutions at multiple levels including community, district, regional and national levels. The programme will be implemented in 14 districts across four sub-regions in Uganda namely; Lamwo, Amuru and Nwoya in northern Uganda; Yumbe, Adjumani, Arua and Moyo in West Nile; Moroto, Nakapiripit, Kaabong and Amudat in Karamoja; Kasese, Buliisa and Hoima in Western Uganda/Rwenzori region. The primary criteria for the selection of the 14 districts is the presence of unaddressed multiple and interlinked conflict drivers. Saferworld har ansökt till Sida om finansierng om 55 000 000 sek för att genomföra ett 3-årigt program med titeln ”Adressing conflict drivers in Uganda 2020-2023”. Programmet som Saferworld kommer att genomföra tillsammans med deras partner Transcultural-psycho-social Organisation (TPO) syftar till att bidra till mer fredliga, säkra och motståndskraftiga samhällen i Uganda. De kommer att samverka med olika samhällsstrukturer och -grupper, formella och informella beslutandestrukturer och det civila samhället för att söka lösa konflikter och bygga fred. Specifikt syftar programmet till att uppnå tre resultat (outcomes) enligt nedan; 1 – riskutsatta grupper (inklusive kvinnor, ungdomar, flyktingar, värdar och andra marginaliserade grupper) i minst 14 distrikt som kan påverkas av konflikt ska identifiera, prioritera, analysera, övervaka och vidta samordnade åtgärder för att bemöta lokala konflikter och deras bakomliggande orsaker, genom antingen befintliga eller nya fredsbyggande strukturer. 2 - Formella och informella myndigheter som ansvarar för att bygga fred, säkerhet, rättvisa och psykosocial läkning på lokal, distrikts- och nationell nivå, ska samråda mer med lokalsamhällen om identifierade konfliktfrågor, stödja samhällsstrukturer för fredsbyggande när det gäller att bemöta konflikter och införliva de samhällsfrågor som påverkar riskutsatta och marginaliserade grupper i deras respons. 3 – Civilsamhällesorganisationer samarbetar för att påverka relevanta processer för fred, säkerhet och rättvisa och beslutsfattande på distrikts-, regional och nationell nivå (även inkluderat givare och den privata sektorn), och kopplar dem till lokalsamhällens problem och prioriteringar, och för att inlemma konfliktkänsliga arbetsmetoder i sin verksamhet och sina program. Programmet kommer att ta upp fyra viktiga konfliktorsaker nämligen naturresurser, otillräcklig övergångsrättvisa, bristfälliga valprocesser och flyktingtillströmning. I programmet tas hänsyn till konfliktorsakernas sammankopplade och cykliska karaktär och man föreslår ett brett spektrum av fredsbyggande lösningar på flera nivåer, samhälls-, distrikts-, regional- och nationsnivå. Programmet kommer att genomföras i 14 distrikt i fyra delregioner i Uganda nämligen; Lamwo, Amuru och Nwoya i norra Uganda; Yumbe, Adjumani, Arua och Moyo i West Nile; Moroto, Nakapiripit, Kaabong och Amudat i Karamoja; Kasese, Buliisa och Hoima i västra Uganda/Rwenzori-regionen. De primära kriterierna för valet av de 14 distrikten är förekomsten av flera sammanlänkade och ej hanterade konfliktorsaker. The overall goal of the programme is to contribute to more peaceful, secure and resilient communities in Uganda. At the outcome level, it is hoped that communities, formal and informal authorities and civil society in target locations, work together across conflict divides to build peace and resolve conflicts. This programme is rooted in Saferworld’s organisational change model, which identifies three essential conditions for peace:1) That people play an active role in preventing and transforming conflict and building peace; 2) That people with influence use their power to promote inclusive, just and equitable societies.3) That people have access to fair and effective paths to address the grievances and inequalities that drive conflict Therefore to achieve the overall programme goal, Saferworld will focus on three outcomes organised by the actor categories namely, communities, formal and informal authorities and Civil Society Organisations. Saferworld will work with and influence these actors to address underlying drivers of conflict and insecurity. The outcome areas are;  Outcome 1: Communities (including women, youth, refugees, hosts and other marginalized groups) at risk of- and/or affected by conflict in at least 14 districts identify, prioritise, analyse, monitor and take coordinated action to respond to local conflict issues and their root causes, through existing and/or new community peace building structures. Outcome 2: Formal and informal authorities responsible for building peace, security and justice at local, district and national levels, consult more with communities on identified conflict issues, support community peace building structures in responding to conflict issues, and incorporate community concerns (including issues affecting marginalized groups) into their related responses. Outcome 3: CSOs work together to influence relevant peace, security and justice processes and decision-making at district/regional and national levels, including donors and private sector, connecting them to communities’ concerns and priorities; and to incorporate conflict sensitive practices into their activities and programmes Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Uganda Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Conflict, Peace & Security Administrative Costs of Donors Introduction Saferworld with support from Sida implemented the programme called "Addressing Drivers of Conflict in Uganda" for three years from 2021 to 203. The selection of Saferworld as a partner followed a competitive selection process based on a 2018 mapping that was done by Sida's Helpdesk on Human Security and Humanitarian affairs. From this mapping, the Embassy sent out a call for concept notes to six international organisations identified in the mapping. The concept notes were assessed based on a selection criteria designed by the Embassy by a panel of both staff from the Embassy and the Peace and conflict unit at Sida. Following this assessment, the Saferworld programme came top. The programme was aimed at contributing to more peaceful, secure and resilient communities in Uganda through addressing four key conflict drivers; a) competition over natural resources, b) the refugee influx, inadequate transitional justice processes and volatile and flawed electoral procedures. The programme was designed as a five year programme but since Saferworld was a new partner to the Embassy in Kampala and to manage risks, the grant agreement provided for three years and a possibility of extension contigent on performance. This programme started in 2021 and ended in December 2023. It was implemented by Saferworld in partnership with Trans-cultural Psychosocial Organisation (TPO). It integrated Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) to address trauma and enhance peace building. Saferworld led the partnership and provided technical leadership on conflict and gender sensitivity while TPO provided technical leadership on Mental Health and Pyscho-social Support (MHPSS) integration. The programme was implemented in four regions covering 14 districts namely Yumbe, Terego and Obongi in West Nile,Kikuube, Kasese and Buliisa in Western Uganda, Nakapiripit, Amudat, Karenga and Moroto in Karamoja sub-region, and Nwoya, Lamwo, Adjumani and Amuru in Northern Uganda. It worked with organisations at regional levels namely Karamoja Development Forum (KDF), Rural Initiative for Community Empowerment West Nile (Rice-West Nile), Gulu Women Economic Development and Globalization (GWED-G), Mayank Anti-Corruption Coalition (MACCO) and Rwenzori Information Centre Networks (RICNET). Implementation The first year of activity implementation happened without challenges. Programme implementation started off with a six months inception phase during which community assessments were done. The assessments guided the refinement of baseline target, results indicators, risk matrix and provided Saferworld a better understanding of the context. In the second year (2022-2023) however, Saferworld began to experience challenges characterised by numerous staff exits. During an Embassy field visit in May 2022, the Embassy found out that over five staff had left the organisation. Saferworld had not shared this information with the Embassy. When asked, Saferworld explained that some staff had left due to restructuring while others were voluntary exits. Saferworld's partner Organisation, TPO, also raised the same concern and how it disrupted activity implementation and co-ordination with time lost during recruitment processes. The huge number of exits was concerning for the Embassy because most of the staff that left were senior and critical to effective implementation of the programme, the exits were within short time intervals and Saferworld was not providing adequate responses. The Embassy decided to do a Human Resource Review to understand the reasons for the high staff turnover, and how best to address the issues to ensure efficient implementation of the programme. The review was conducted between October and November 2022. The review revealed human resource challenges in the institution following the transition which included laying off of staff and inadequate support from the Saferworld HQ team to the Uganda Office which created unresolved conflicts and an unhealthy work environment. (See additional information in the report in Trac). Saferworld agreed to the findings and submitted a management letter to implement recommendations in the report. In 2023, the Embassy received a whistle blower allegation concerning financial reporting and procurement processes at Saferworld. Following the allegation, a forensic investigation was commissioned by the Embassy. Following the forensic investigation and annual audit report, the Sida reclaimed ineligible costs from Saferworld for ineligible costs. (see details in trac on Statement of audit report 2022). An End Term Evaluation was conducted in April 2024 and a final report submitted in May 2024. Despite the challenges, the End term Evaluation showed that the programme had delivered results at all outcome levels.(see statement on ETE in trac). Below are results that were achieved by the programme. Results Outcome 1: Communities at risk of and/or affected by conflict identify, prioritise, analyse, monitor and take coordinated action to respond to local conflict issues and their root causes, through existing and/or new community peace building structures. Through this programme, Saferworld and TPO established 56 Community Action Groups(CAGs)with a total of 840 members (449 male, 391 female) and 34 Community Based Therapy groups (CBTs) at the community level. The CAGS were a mechanism through which Saferworld and TPO supported communities with training and technical assistance to identify, monitor and take action on conflicts while the CBTs, were used to provide psychosocial and financial support to individuals and communities. The results presented under this outcome area stem from done by the Community Action Groups and Community Behavioral Therapy Groups. Strengthened conflict identification and resolution at community level. The Community Action Groups (CAGS) were instrumental in identifying and resolving conflicts in all the four regions of Northern, Western, West Nile and Karamoja. In West Nile region, CAGS established community dialogues and talking circles to provide a platform for refugees and community leaders to openly discuss tensions arising from increased demand for land following the refugee influx in the region. The recommendations from these discussions informed a scoping study that was conducted by one of the regional organisations called Mayank Anti-Corruption Coalition (MACCO) in December 2022. The study provided evidence to support advocacy for expanded land access. In May 2023, as a direct outcome of the dialogue process, advocacy and follow-up engagements, host communities gave 2,125 acres of land to the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) and the local government for refugees. Refugee households were subsequently allocated plots of land for settlement and cultivation. By the end of the programme, this work has led to reduced land disputes, increased agricultural production for refugee households and promoted peaceful co-existence between refugees and the host community. In Karamoja sub-region, peace dialogues facilitated by CAGS, informal leaders, security forces, and Area Land Committees addressed tensions arising from sharing of natural resources. The dialogues led to conflicting communities reaching formal agreements on joint grazing and shared access to water resources. As a result, tensions between communities were reduced, enabling improved peace, increased trade, free movement of people, and shared use of pasture,wood and water sources. Communities also reported a noticeable decline in cattle theft and road attacks, contributing to enhanced safety and stability in the region. In Western Uganda, CAGS successfully supported the resolution of a two-year land boundary conflict between two families by bringing the case to the knowledge of local leaders and Area Land Committees. CAGS also supported the mediation processes, until the families reached an amicable agreement. Follow up by Saferworld's partner before the end of the programme showed that the families were co-existing harmoniously, demonstrating the effectiveness of community-led land dispute resolution mechanisms. Enhanced awareness on land ownership processes and procedures in the community. Most land in rural Uganda is owned communally and communities are not aware of the processes and procedures of ensuring security of tenure. As a result, some community members would sell land without consulting their family members thus leading to conflicts. Given the numerous land conflicts and cases that the CAGS interfaced with, the CAGs , area land committees and local leaders with financial support from Saferworld conducted awareness sessions on land tenure, land acquisition processes and security of tenure. The CAGS also developed and sensitised communities about land agreement forms to encourage community members to document land transactions. Through this, community members gained knowledge on land tenure systems in Uganda, how to own free hold land and acquire customary certificates of title for communal land, how to protect land from third parties including fraudulent transactions and procedures of resolving land disputes such as illegal sales when they arise. Following these sessions, in Western Uganda, a community obtained a caveat on communally owned land that had been sold illegally to a private individual without community consultation. Strengthened role of women in peace-building processes. The peace building space in Uganda is traditionally dominated by men. The programme was right from inception intentional on ensuring that women participate in programme implementation. Out of the 56 CAGS established under the programme, 19 of them were women led while women held positions on the executive committees of 37 CAGS. Through targeted trainings for women on conflict prevention, peace-building, and mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS), women gained the skills and confidence to meaningfully participate in peace processes. As a result, they actively contributed to conflict resolution at family, community, and district levels. They played an instrumental role in promoting the use of written land transaction agreements, raising awareness on the risks and consequences of Gender-based Violence (GBV) and establishing antiGBV clubs in schools. This progress marked a shift in these regions where cultural norms have historically restricted womens participation in peace processes. Enhanced individual capacities in peace-building knowledge and skill, leading to meaningful employment. The programme contributed to building the capacities of individuals on conflict identification and peace processes through the Community Action Groups (CAGs). The CAGs played a central role in mediating and resolving interclan land disputes, community and family conflicts. Their demonstrated effectiveness elevated their credibility and trust within local systems. As a direct result, by the end of the programme, 12% of CAG members were recruited into formal positions within district structures, including as parasocial workers, women councillors, chairpersons, and members of Area Land Committees. Others secured gainful employment with Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and in the private sector, applying the skills acquired through the programme. Improved mental health and livelihoods through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Groups. The programme created 34 CBT groups of 408 individuals to provide Mental and psychosocial support. The individuals in the groups were taken through a 10 week CBT which included counselling, home visits and referrals to health facilities. The therapy restored hope among individuals, reduced trauma and strengthened family support systems. Start-up kits for income generating activities were also provided to each CBT group and by the end of the programme, several enterprises had started in the different regions including farming and selling farm produce.This created better socio-economic well being and also improved social cohesion in the community since members are working as a group. Outcome 2: Formal and informal authorities responsible for building peace, security and justice at local, district and national levels, consult more with communities on identified conflict issues, support community peace building structures in responding to conflict issues, and incorporate community concerns into their related responses. At the duty bearers level, the programme enhanced the capacity of district authorities to conduct dialogues with communities which resulted into positive community-centred responses to land and natural resource conflicts. The dialogue meeting organised between communities, Local government authorities and Uganda Wild Life Authority (UWA) on human-wild life conflicts, yield positive results in several regions. In Karamoja sub-region, the UWA allocated rangers to protect the food basket in Nampaya farmland following reports of wild animals destroying food crops in the area. In Western Uganda, the local government and UWA responded to community complaints by constructing an electric fence along the boundary of Murchison Falls National park and recruiting scouts to support in surveillance and deterrence of stray animals. In Northern Uganda, Uganda Wild Life Authority started allowing local communities to have access to the national game park once a week to collect firewood, herbs and grass. The programme also supported district authorities to hold mediation meetings to resolve inter-boundary land conflicts between communities.In Northern Uganda, a land boundary conflict erupted between two communities living along the Uganda and South-Sudan border in May 2023. The conflict displaced over 3,000 people, led to the destruction of 420 houses and caused the disappearance of over 100 cattle. The conflict was resolved with support from Saferworld which provided physical spaces for dialogue for leaders from the conflicting communities and government authorities from the two districts of Yumbe and Moyo and South Sudan. The resolutions passed from the dialogue enabled the displaced communities to return to the contested land. In West Nile, the programme supported meetings for government authorities, refugee community leaders and host community leaders to resolve conflicts arising out of land transactions with refugees at community level. Following the meetings, government authorities in West Nile declared that all land transactions between refugees and host communities are to be witnessed by the Local council leaders, Refugee Welfare Councils, area land committees and relatives of all who signed on the land agreement form. This helped to reduce incidents where individuals entered into land transactions with out consulting community members. The programme strengthened platforms for dialogues on economic issues with the government and the private sector, leading to meaningful solutions and commitments in Northern and Karamoja sub-regions. In the agricultural sector, commercial farmers in Nwoya district were supported by the programme to engage directly with the Ministry of Agriculture and the National Planning Authority to present challenges that they encounter including production and transport challenges for their goods. The engagement resulted in commitments by the Ministry to improve access roads, expand power infrastructure, and provide farm inputs. Similarly, in the Karamoja subregion, the programme facilitated engagements between district leaders, civil society, miners, and mining companies to address exploitation and poor working conditions of labourers in marble and limestone mining. These discussions led to mining companies doubling the price paid to labourers for marble stones and also improved supervision by sub-county officials of mining companies. The programme strengthened local policy frameworks and enforcement mechanisms for environmental protection and gender sensitive investment. In Karamoja sub-region, Saferworld and partners facilitated community dialogues that highlighted severe environmental degradation caused by widespread tree cutting, charcoal burning, and unsustainable biomass use. These engagements empowered LC1 leaders and Community Action Groups (CAGs) to initiate the formulation of a bylaw to curb charcoal production and promote environmental management.With technical support from the programme, local leaders drafted a bylaw against commercial charcoal burning and committed to collaborate with police to monitor and prevent illegal transportation of charcoal. At the district level in Northern Uganda, the programme supported Amuru District Local Government to develop a gender and conflict sensitive investment policy framework. The policy aims at protecting women's land rights amid commercial agricultural expansion, enhancing co-ordination between investors and district authorities and improving linkages between local enterprises and larger firms. Following the passing of the policy, Amuru District now maintains a more accurate and uptodate investor database, contributing to more transparent and accountable investment governance. The programme supported the establishment community centred dispute resolution processes to address justice concerns. Most communities in Uganda prefer to address their justice concerns before Local Council Courts (LCCs) which are closest to the communities,managed by community members and use the local language compared to the higher formal courts. As a result, these community courts are often clogged with cases and yet with limited technical and operational capacity. In West Nile, the case backlog before these structures made the community lose trust in the system as their issues were not resolved timely, hence escalating conflicts. The LCC courts also handled cases outside of their mandates and at times sat on days when the communities were unable to attend leading to adjournment of cases. Through the programme, Saferworld and RICE-WN facilitated a dialogue between the LCCs, judicial officers from high courts and the community on their mandates, the referral system to higher courts and the concerns of the community. Following this dialogue, the LCC in one sub-county agreed to allocate two days per week (Tuesday and Thursday) to listen to the cases to reduce the backlog. In another sub-county, the leaders passed a resolution that all land related conflicts be handled by February 28th every year or referred to a higher court. This resolution led to the quick handling of cases and gave certainty to parties about the justice referral process in the event the matter is not concluded. Improved mental health awareness and support at District level. The capacity building trainings for health workers on mental health and training of trainers resulted into transmission of the knowledge acquired to other health workers and using platforms such as places of worship and community outreach to raise awareness on mental health. As a result, there is improvement in health seeking behaviour for mental health cases within the community as the people seeking treatment at health facility have increased, positive attitude towards mental health at community and health facility level because of reduced stigma and improved well-being of clients. Outcome 3: CSOs work together to influence relevant peace, security and justice processes and decision-making at district/regional and national levels. The programme contributed to advocacy on legislative and policy reforms at national level. Saferworld and TPO supported Civil Society Organisations to review the Transitional Justice Bill and to push for reforms on funding for mental health in Uganda. Follwoing the advocacy on Mental Health, the parliament increased allocation to mental health with in the Health budget in the 2023/2024 national budget. Additionally, the research work conducted by CSOs on human-wild life conflicts provided a foundation for the issue paper that was presented on the floor of parliament in April 2023. Following the presentation, the house tasked the Minister for Tourism, Wildlife and Antiquities to ensure electric fences are installed and to also look into other mechanisms to counter the problem in all national parks in Uganda. Unintended outcomes: The programme contributed to a number of unforeseen positive outcomes at community level, such as helping to reduce the stigma on mental health, addressing alcohol abuse, and decreasing the incidence of SGBV, particularly domestic violence. Programme staff reported changes in communities and leaders attitudes towards mental health and those suffering mental health issues. In Western and Northern Uganda, community members reported that the programme had a positive impact in reducing alcohol abuse and alcoholism with some communities successfully advocating for bars to only sell alcohol in the afternoon and not in the morning.The reduction in alcohol abuse along with awareness raising around gender equality and womens rights has partly been attributed to the projects contribution to reducing SGBV, particularly domestic violence, in Western and Northern Uganda and in Karamoja. Through the programme, the CAGs were involved in addressing teenage pregnancy and early marriages through school clubs.They also discussed with parents on their role in raising children, formed clubs in schools where they discussed adolescent sexual and reproductive health issues with the students and pupils (both male and female), addressed stigma and discrimination for teenage mothers and substance abuse. As a result, in West Nile, teenage pregnancy reduced by about 50% among the students in host communities, 5 teenage mothers were returned to school by their parents and two girls were rescued from early marriages and returned to school. six young men that were using marijuana were enrolled into vocational school and successfully completed their studies. There was also a reported increase in enrolment of children in school at the beginning of the 2023 academic year compared to 2022 as a result of sensitisation and awareness creation of the community members including parents and guidance on benefits to the family and society at large. This has also been confirmed based on observation and confirmation with the surrounding schools and parents. The programme contributed to building knowledge and skills for individuals implementing the programme. As a result of their increased capacity and leadership in their communities under the project, a considerable number of CAG members have reportedly been absorbed by districts as para-social workers, elected as councillors, chairpersons and members of Area Land Committees, selected as focal persons under other internationally-funded development projects, No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12588-12588A0101 Sweden Saferworld has applied to Sida for funding of 55,000,000SEK to implement a programme titled "Addressing Drivers of Conflict in Uganda." for three (3) years. The programme which will be implemented with Saferworld's partner, Transcultural-psycho-social Organisation, aims to contribute to more peaceful, secure and resilient communities in Uganda, through working with and supporting communities, formal and informal authorities and civil society to work together to build peace and resolve conflicts. Specifically, the programme aims to achieve three outcomes as shown below; Outcome 1 - Communities (including women, youth, refugees, hosts and other marginalized groups) at risk of- and/or affected by conflict in at least 14 districts identify, prioritise, analyse, monitor and take coordinated action to respond to local conflict issues and their root causes, through existing and/or new community peace building structures. Outcome 2 - Formal and informal authorities responsible for building peace, security, justice and psychosocial healing at local, district and national levels, consult more with communities on identified conflict issues, support community peace building structures in responding to conflict issues, and incorporate community concerns (including issues affecting marginalized groups) into their related responses. Outcome 3 – Civil Society Organisations work together to influence relevant peace, security and justice processes and decision-making at district/regional and national levels, including donors and private sector, connecting them to communities’ concerns and priorities; and to incorporate conflict sensitive practices into their activities and programmes. It will address four major conflict drivers namely natural resources, inadequate transitional justice processes, flawed electoral processes and refugee influx. It notes the interconnected and cyclic nature of conflict drivers and proposes a wide range of peacebuilding solutions at multiple levels including community, district, regional and national levels. The programme will be implemented in 14 districts across four sub-regions in Uganda namely; Lamwo, Amuru and Nwoya in northern Uganda; Yumbe, Adjumani, Arua and Moyo in West Nile; Moroto, Nakapiripit, Kaabong and Amudat in Karamoja; Kasese, Buliisa and Hoima in Western Uganda/Rwenzori region. The primary criteria for the selection of the 14 districts is the presence of unaddressed multiple and interlinked conflict drivers. Saferworld har ansökt till Sida om finansierng om 55 000 000 sek för att genomföra ett 3-årigt program med titeln ”Adressing conflict drivers in Uganda 2020-2023”. Programmet som Saferworld kommer att genomföra tillsammans med deras partner Transcultural-psycho-social Organisation (TPO) syftar till att bidra till mer fredliga, säkra och motståndskraftiga samhällen i Uganda. De kommer att samverka med olika samhällsstrukturer och -grupper, formella och informella beslutandestrukturer och det civila samhället för att söka lösa konflikter och bygga fred. Specifikt syftar programmet till att uppnå tre resultat (outcomes) enligt nedan; 1 – riskutsatta grupper (inklusive kvinnor, ungdomar, flyktingar, värdar och andra marginaliserade grupper) i minst 14 distrikt som kan påverkas av konflikt ska identifiera, prioritera, analysera, övervaka och vidta samordnade åtgärder för att bemöta lokala konflikter och deras bakomliggande orsaker, genom antingen befintliga eller nya fredsbyggande strukturer. 2 - Formella och informella myndigheter som ansvarar för att bygga fred, säkerhet, rättvisa och psykosocial läkning på lokal, distrikts- och nationell nivå, ska samråda mer med lokalsamhällen om identifierade konfliktfrågor, stödja samhällsstrukturer för fredsbyggande när det gäller att bemöta konflikter och införliva de samhällsfrågor som påverkar riskutsatta och marginaliserade grupper i deras respons. 3 – Civilsamhällesorganisationer samarbetar för att påverka relevanta processer för fred, säkerhet och rättvisa och beslutsfattande på distrikts-, regional och nationell nivå (även inkluderat givare och den privata sektorn), och kopplar dem till lokalsamhällens problem och prioriteringar, och för att inlemma konfliktkänsliga arbetsmetoder i sin verksamhet och sina program. Programmet kommer att ta upp fyra viktiga konfliktorsaker nämligen naturresurser, otillräcklig övergångsrättvisa, bristfälliga valprocesser och flyktingtillströmning. I programmet tas hänsyn till konfliktorsakernas sammankopplade och cykliska karaktär och man föreslår ett brett spektrum av fredsbyggande lösningar på flera nivåer, samhälls-, distrikts-, regional- och nationsnivå. Programmet kommer att genomföras i 14 distrikt i fyra delregioner i Uganda nämligen; Lamwo, Amuru och Nwoya i norra Uganda; Yumbe, Adjumani, Arua och Moyo i West Nile; Moroto, Nakapiripit, Kaabong och Amudat i Karamoja; Kasese, Buliisa och Hoima i västra Uganda/Rwenzori-regionen. De primära kriterierna för valet av de 14 distrikten är förekomsten av flera sammanlänkade och ej hanterade konfliktorsaker. The overall goal of the programme is to contribute to more peaceful, secure and resilient communities in Uganda. At the outcome level, it is hoped that communities, formal and informal authorities and civil society in target locations, work together across conflict divides to build peace and resolve conflicts. This programme is rooted in Saferworld’s organisational change model, which identifies three essential conditions for peace:1) That people play an active role in preventing and transforming conflict and building peace; 2) That people with influence use their power to promote inclusive, just and equitable societies.3) That people have access to fair and effective paths to address the grievances and inequalities that drive conflict Therefore to achieve the overall programme goal, Saferworld will focus on three outcomes organised by the actor categories namely, communities, formal and informal authorities and Civil Society Organisations. Saferworld will work with and influence these actors to address underlying drivers of conflict and insecurity. The outcome areas are;  Outcome 1: Communities (including women, youth, refugees, hosts and other marginalized groups) at risk of- and/or affected by conflict in at least 14 districts identify, prioritise, analyse, monitor and take coordinated action to respond to local conflict issues and their root causes, through existing and/or new community peace building structures. Outcome 2: Formal and informal authorities responsible for building peace, security and justice at local, district and national levels, consult more with communities on identified conflict issues, support community peace building structures in responding to conflict issues, and incorporate community concerns (including issues affecting marginalized groups) into their related responses. Outcome 3: CSOs work together to influence relevant peace, security and justice processes and decision-making at district/regional and national levels, including donors and private sector, connecting them to communities’ concerns and priorities; and to incorporate conflict sensitive practices into their activities and programmes Sweden Saferworld Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Saferworld 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 21000000 0 16000000 0 6559422 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -3790577.9999999991 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 16000000 0 0 -0.0000000009 0 21000000 0.0000000009 0 0 0 10350000 0 0 43559422 Saferworld 21000000 Saferworld 16000000 Saferworld 0 Saferworld -3790577.6200000001 Saferworld 10350000 Saferworld Uganda 2018-2023 Uganda 2018-2023 Improved conditions for women, men, girls and boys to influence political processes, demand accountability and enjoy their human rights Förbättrade förutsättningar för kvinnor, män, flickor och pojkar att påverka politiska processer, utkräva ansvar och få sina mänskliga rättigheter tillgodosedda Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for a peaceful society, strengthened legal rights and improved access to justice Förbättrade förutsättningar för ett fredligt samhälle, stärkt rättssäkerhet och förbättrad tillgång till rättvisa Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12588-12588A0102 Sweden Saferworld has applied to Sida for funding of 55,000,000SEK to implement a programme titled "Addressing Drivers of Conflict in Uganda." for three (3) years. The programme which will be implemented with Saferworld's partner, Transcultural-psycho-social Organisation, aims to contribute to more peaceful, secure and resilient communities in Uganda, through working with and supporting communities, formal and informal authorities and civil society to work together to build peace and resolve conflicts. Specifically, the programme aims to achieve three outcomes as shown below; Outcome 1 - Communities (including women, youth, refugees, hosts and other marginalized groups) at risk of- and/or affected by conflict in at least 14 districts identify, prioritise, analyse, monitor and take coordinated action to respond to local conflict issues and their root causes, through existing and/or new community peace building structures. Outcome 2 - Formal and informal authorities responsible for building peace, security, justice and psychosocial healing at local, district and national levels, consult more with communities on identified conflict issues, support community peace building structures in responding to conflict issues, and incorporate community concerns (including issues affecting marginalized groups) into their related responses. Outcome 3 – Civil Society Organisations work together to influence relevant peace, security and justice processes and decision-making at district/regional and national levels, including donors and private sector, connecting them to communities’ concerns and priorities; and to incorporate conflict sensitive practices into their activities and programmes. It will address four major conflict drivers namely natural resources, inadequate transitional justice processes, flawed electoral processes and refugee influx. It notes the interconnected and cyclic nature of conflict drivers and proposes a wide range of peacebuilding solutions at multiple levels including community, district, regional and national levels. The programme will be implemented in 14 districts across four sub-regions in Uganda namely; Lamwo, Amuru and Nwoya in northern Uganda; Yumbe, Adjumani, Arua and Moyo in West Nile; Moroto, Nakapiripit, Kaabong and Amudat in Karamoja; Kasese, Buliisa and Hoima in Western Uganda/Rwenzori region. The primary criteria for the selection of the 14 districts is the presence of unaddressed multiple and interlinked conflict drivers. Saferworld har ansökt till Sida om finansierng om 55 000 000 sek för att genomföra ett 3-årigt program med titeln ”Adressing conflict drivers in Uganda 2020-2023”. Programmet som Saferworld kommer att genomföra tillsammans med deras partner Transcultural-psycho-social Organisation (TPO) syftar till att bidra till mer fredliga, säkra och motståndskraftiga samhällen i Uganda. De kommer att samverka med olika samhällsstrukturer och -grupper, formella och informella beslutandestrukturer och det civila samhället för att söka lösa konflikter och bygga fred. Specifikt syftar programmet till att uppnå tre resultat (outcomes) enligt nedan; 1 – riskutsatta grupper (inklusive kvinnor, ungdomar, flyktingar, värdar och andra marginaliserade grupper) i minst 14 distrikt som kan påverkas av konflikt ska identifiera, prioritera, analysera, övervaka och vidta samordnade åtgärder för att bemöta lokala konflikter och deras bakomliggande orsaker, genom antingen befintliga eller nya fredsbyggande strukturer. 2 - Formella och informella myndigheter som ansvarar för att bygga fred, säkerhet, rättvisa och psykosocial läkning på lokal, distrikts- och nationell nivå, ska samråda mer med lokalsamhällen om identifierade konfliktfrågor, stödja samhällsstrukturer för fredsbyggande när det gäller att bemöta konflikter och införliva de samhällsfrågor som påverkar riskutsatta och marginaliserade grupper i deras respons. 3 – Civilsamhällesorganisationer samarbetar för att påverka relevanta processer för fred, säkerhet och rättvisa och beslutsfattande på distrikts-, regional och nationell nivå (även inkluderat givare och den privata sektorn), och kopplar dem till lokalsamhällens problem och prioriteringar, och för att inlemma konfliktkänsliga arbetsmetoder i sin verksamhet och sina program. Programmet kommer att ta upp fyra viktiga konfliktorsaker nämligen naturresurser, otillräcklig övergångsrättvisa, bristfälliga valprocesser och flyktingtillströmning. I programmet tas hänsyn till konfliktorsakernas sammankopplade och cykliska karaktär och man föreslår ett brett spektrum av fredsbyggande lösningar på flera nivåer, samhälls-, distrikts-, regional- och nationsnivå. Programmet kommer att genomföras i 14 distrikt i fyra delregioner i Uganda nämligen; Lamwo, Amuru och Nwoya i norra Uganda; Yumbe, Adjumani, Arua och Moyo i West Nile; Moroto, Nakapiripit, Kaabong och Amudat i Karamoja; Kasese, Buliisa och Hoima i västra Uganda/Rwenzori-regionen. De primära kriterierna för valet av de 14 distrikten är förekomsten av flera sammanlänkade och ej hanterade konfliktorsaker. The overall goal of the programme is to contribute to more peaceful, secure and resilient communities in Uganda. At the outcome level, it is hoped that communities, formal and informal authorities and civil society in target locations, work together across conflict divides to build peace and resolve conflicts. This programme is rooted in Saferworld’s organisational change model, which identifies three essential conditions for peace:1) That people play an active role in preventing and transforming conflict and building peace; 2) That people with influence use their power to promote inclusive, just and equitable societies.3) That people have access to fair and effective paths to address the grievances and inequalities that drive conflict Therefore to achieve the overall programme goal, Saferworld will focus on three outcomes organised by the actor categories namely, communities, formal and informal authorities and Civil Society Organisations. Saferworld will work with and influence these actors to address underlying drivers of conflict and insecurity. The outcome areas are;  Outcome 1: Communities (including women, youth, refugees, hosts and other marginalized groups) at risk of- and/or affected by conflict in at least 14 districts identify, prioritise, analyse, monitor and take coordinated action to respond to local conflict issues and their root causes, through existing and/or new community peace building structures. Outcome 2: Formal and informal authorities responsible for building peace, security and justice at local, district and national levels, consult more with communities on identified conflict issues, support community peace building structures in responding to conflict issues, and incorporate community concerns (including issues affecting marginalized groups) into their related responses. Outcome 3: CSOs work together to influence relevant peace, security and justice processes and decision-making at district/regional and national levels, including donors and private sector, connecting them to communities’ concerns and priorities; and to incorporate conflict sensitive practices into their activities and programmes Sweden Saferworld Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Saferworld 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -4671166 -4671166 0 -4671166 Saferworld -4671165.6200000001 Saferworld Uganda 2025-2029 Uganda 2025-2029 Better prospects for a democratic society with possibilities for representative citizen influence, accountability and respect for everyone’s enjoyment of human rights and freedoms and the rule of law, including reduced corruption. Stärkta förutsättningar för ett demokratiskt samhälle med möjligheter till representativt medborgerligt inflytande, ansvarsutkrävande och med respekt för alla människors åtnjutande av mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12588-12588A0201 Sweden Saferworld has applied to Sida for funding of 55,000,000SEK to implement a programme titled "Addressing Drivers of Conflict in Uganda." for three (3) years. The programme which will be implemented with Saferworld's partner, Transcultural-psycho-social Organisation, aims to contribute to more peaceful, secure and resilient communities in Uganda, through working with and supporting communities, formal and informal authorities and civil society to work together to build peace and resolve conflicts. Specifically, the programme aims to achieve three outcomes as shown below; Outcome 1 - Communities (including women, youth, refugees, hosts and other marginalized groups) at risk of- and/or affected by conflict in at least 14 districts identify, prioritise, analyse, monitor and take coordinated action to respond to local conflict issues and their root causes, through existing and/or new community peace building structures. Outcome 2 - Formal and informal authorities responsible for building peace, security, justice and psychosocial healing at local, district and national levels, consult more with communities on identified conflict issues, support community peace building structures in responding to conflict issues, and incorporate community concerns (including issues affecting marginalized groups) into their related responses. Outcome 3 – Civil Society Organisations work together to influence relevant peace, security and justice processes and decision-making at district/regional and national levels, including donors and private sector, connecting them to communities’ concerns and priorities; and to incorporate conflict sensitive practices into their activities and programmes. It will address four major conflict drivers namely natural resources, inadequate transitional justice processes, flawed electoral processes and refugee influx. It notes the interconnected and cyclic nature of conflict drivers and proposes a wide range of peacebuilding solutions at multiple levels including community, district, regional and national levels. The programme will be implemented in 14 districts across four sub-regions in Uganda namely; Lamwo, Amuru and Nwoya in northern Uganda; Yumbe, Adjumani, Arua and Moyo in West Nile; Moroto, Nakapiripit, Kaabong and Amudat in Karamoja; Kasese, Buliisa and Hoima in Western Uganda/Rwenzori region. The primary criteria for the selection of the 14 districts is the presence of unaddressed multiple and interlinked conflict drivers. Saferworld har ansökt till Sida om finansierng om 55 000 000 sek för att genomföra ett 3-årigt program med titeln ”Adressing conflict drivers in Uganda 2020-2023”. Programmet som Saferworld kommer att genomföra tillsammans med deras partner Transcultural-psycho-social Organisation (TPO) syftar till att bidra till mer fredliga, säkra och motståndskraftiga samhällen i Uganda. De kommer att samverka med olika samhällsstrukturer och -grupper, formella och informella beslutandestrukturer och det civila samhället för att söka lösa konflikter och bygga fred. Specifikt syftar programmet till att uppnå tre resultat (outcomes) enligt nedan; 1 – riskutsatta grupper (inklusive kvinnor, ungdomar, flyktingar, värdar och andra marginaliserade grupper) i minst 14 distrikt som kan påverkas av konflikt ska identifiera, prioritera, analysera, övervaka och vidta samordnade åtgärder för att bemöta lokala konflikter och deras bakomliggande orsaker, genom antingen befintliga eller nya fredsbyggande strukturer. 2 - Formella och informella myndigheter som ansvarar för att bygga fred, säkerhet, rättvisa och psykosocial läkning på lokal, distrikts- och nationell nivå, ska samråda mer med lokalsamhällen om identifierade konfliktfrågor, stödja samhällsstrukturer för fredsbyggande när det gäller att bemöta konflikter och införliva de samhällsfrågor som påverkar riskutsatta och marginaliserade grupper i deras respons. 3 – Civilsamhällesorganisationer samarbetar för att påverka relevanta processer för fred, säkerhet och rättvisa och beslutsfattande på distrikts-, regional och nationell nivå (även inkluderat givare och den privata sektorn), och kopplar dem till lokalsamhällens problem och prioriteringar, och för att inlemma konfliktkänsliga arbetsmetoder i sin verksamhet och sina program. Programmet kommer att ta upp fyra viktiga konfliktorsaker nämligen naturresurser, otillräcklig övergångsrättvisa, bristfälliga valprocesser och flyktingtillströmning. I programmet tas hänsyn till konfliktorsakernas sammankopplade och cykliska karaktär och man föreslår ett brett spektrum av fredsbyggande lösningar på flera nivåer, samhälls-, distrikts-, regional- och nationsnivå. Programmet kommer att genomföras i 14 distrikt i fyra delregioner i Uganda nämligen; Lamwo, Amuru och Nwoya i norra Uganda; Yumbe, Adjumani, Arua och Moyo i West Nile; Moroto, Nakapiripit, Kaabong och Amudat i Karamoja; Kasese, Buliisa och Hoima i västra Uganda/Rwenzori-regionen. De primära kriterierna för valet av de 14 distrikten är förekomsten av flera sammanlänkade och ej hanterade konfliktorsaker. The overall goal of the programme is to contribute to more peaceful, secure and resilient communities in Uganda. At the outcome level, it is hoped that communities, formal and informal authorities and civil society in target locations, work together across conflict divides to build peace and resolve conflicts. This programme is rooted in Saferworld’s organisational change model, which identifies three essential conditions for peace:1) That people play an active role in preventing and transforming conflict and building peace; 2) That people with influence use their power to promote inclusive, just and equitable societies.3) That people have access to fair and effective paths to address the grievances and inequalities that drive conflict Therefore to achieve the overall programme goal, Saferworld will focus on three outcomes organised by the actor categories namely, communities, formal and informal authorities and Civil Society Organisations. Saferworld will work with and influence these actors to address underlying drivers of conflict and insecurity. The outcome areas are;  Outcome 1: Communities (including women, youth, refugees, hosts and other marginalized groups) at risk of- and/or affected by conflict in at least 14 districts identify, prioritise, analyse, monitor and take coordinated action to respond to local conflict issues and their root causes, through existing and/or new community peace building structures. Outcome 2: Formal and informal authorities responsible for building peace, security and justice at local, district and national levels, consult more with communities on identified conflict issues, support community peace building structures in responding to conflict issues, and incorporate community concerns (including issues affecting marginalized groups) into their related responses. Outcome 3: CSOs work together to influence relevant peace, security and justice processes and decision-making at district/regional and national levels, including donors and private sector, connecting them to communities’ concerns and priorities; and to incorporate conflict sensitive practices into their activities and programmes Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 443000 -38553 -59586 0 0 21033 0 443000 404447 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 443000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -59586.12 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 21033.34 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Uganda 2018-2023 Uganda 2018-2023 Improved conditions for women, men, girls and boys to influence political processes, demand accountability and enjoy their human rights Förbättrade förutsättningar för kvinnor, män, flickor och pojkar att påverka politiska processer, utkräva ansvar och få sina mänskliga rättigheter tillgodosedda Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for a peaceful society, strengthened legal rights and improved access to justice Förbättrade förutsättningar för ett fredligt samhälle, stärkt rättssäkerhet och förbättrad tillgång till rättvisa Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12591 Sweden The contribution supports Macedonia's preparations for EU accession negotiations through the European Affairs Secretariat, at the Prime Minister's Office in the Republic of Macedonia. UNOPS is the implementer and agreement partner to Sida. The project supports internal preparation processes, the negotiation structure, and capacity development of officials, parliamentarians and diplomats involved in the negotiation process. The project also aims to increase the understanding and knowledge of the accession process by involving media and civil society in trainings and communication activities, with a view to better reaching out and raising the quality of communication, as well as the transparency, with regards to the EU integration process. Insatsen är ett stöd till Makedoniens förberedelser för EU-anslutningsförhandlingar genom Sekretariatet för Europafrågor, under Premiärministerns kansli i Makedonien. UNOPS är genomförande part och avtalspart. Stöd ges till interna förberedelseprocesser, förhandingsstrukturen och kapacitetsutveckling av tjänstemän, parlamentariker och diplomater som är involverade i förhandlingsprocessen. Insatsen ska även öka förståelse och kunskap om EU-närmandeprocessen hos media och civilsamhälle för att bättre nå ut med och höja kvaliten på kommunikation kring kring EU-närmandet, samt öka transparensen i förberedelserna och i förhandlingarna. The project Support to progress in North Macedonia - Government reform agenda in the EU Accession process is a part of the Nordic Progress Programme which is jointly financed by Sweden and Norway. The total programme budget is 6,757,050 USD (2,075,038 USD contribution by Sweden and 4,682,012 USD contribution by Norway). Sweden participates in the programme by supporting the programme objective focusing on Support to progress in North Macedonia - Government reform agenda in the EU Accession process, which is to contribute to and to effectively communicate with the public on the implementation of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA), the EU accession negotiations and the government reform priorities in the Republic of North Macedonia. The total contribution provided by Sida amounts 20,000,000 SEK. The project implementation period for agreed project activities with Sida is from 01 January 2019 to 31 December 2020. United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) is the implementing partner preselected by the Secretariat for European Affairs (SEA) which is the project owner, in coordination with Norwegian Embassy. With its support Sweden is focusing to the overall objective to contribute to the preparations of the Government for the Stabilisation and Association Process and to effectively communicate with the public on the implementation of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA), the EU accession negotiations and the government reform priorities in the Republic of North Macedonia. The project includes the following expected outcomes: Result 1: Support the government reform agenda in the accession process Activity 1.1. Analysis of the Achievements in the first phase of the Stabilization and Association Agreement with the EU for the period 2008-2018. Activity 1.2. Establishment of the Comprehensive Structure Platform of Macedonia in the Process of Negotiations with the EU and flexible support instrument and cooperation with the CSOs. Activity 1.3. Support SEA in preparation of NPAA and law approximation and for the screening process. Activity 1.4 Targeted capacity-building programmes in selected chapters of the acquis for the screening process. Activity 1.5. Enhancing the Capacity of the Parliament’s Committee for European Integration. Activity 1.6. Enhance MFA capacities to support and communicate the EU accession process. Result 2: Awareness of and the effects of EU accession communicated to the public Activity 2.1 Communicate Government and donor support to the EU Accession process.  Activity 2.2 Information-education grants and advocacy activities are implemented in partnership with civil society and media organisations. Activity 2.3 Improvement of the capacities of the media, editors and journalists to report on the EU integration process. In 2019 the Government of North Macedonia remained committed to its strategic objectives for EU and NATO membership and it continued with implementation of its reform agenda. The project significantly contributed and supported the government to prepare for the start of accession negotiations with the EU, in a turbulent and challenging political context of the country. No-cost extension of nine months to the project end date (new end date 13th September 2021) is requested by UNOPS as response to the slowdown of activities due to early parliamentary elections and COVID 19 pandemics. The suggested project end date correlates with the agreed end date of the Norwegian support to the programme.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North Macedonia Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general The project provides continued support to European Union (EU) integration process for North Macedonia. The support is channeled through the Secretariat for European Affairs to benefit of the line ministries and different government institutions, by providing technical assistance (international and national experts) to different areas, while focusing on the priority EU integration requirements. During the reported period (January-June 2022), the project has provided total number of 22 experts (339 days ) of technical assistance to different government counterparts, in order to support them in drafting laws and bylaws of EU aligned legislation, and in preparing analysis and reports. The project was also increasing the skills of over 510 administration staff - of which 50.3% were women, by delivering capacity building trainings to the administration for negotiations with the EU in different areas: rule of law including judiciary reform, energy, agriculture, environment, and similar. Key assistance was provided in the process of harmonization of the national legislation in Chapter 3.23 Judiciary and fundamental rights, Chapter 3.24 Justice, freedom and security, big part of Cluster 1 Fundamentals, Chapter 3.30 External relations, and Chapter 3.31 Common Foreign, Security and Defence Policy, being part of Cluster 6-External Relations. During January-June 2022 sixteen (16) new laws were developed with the support from the project . Five (5) of the above Laws were adopted by the Parliament, five (5) are in the parliamentary procedure, and the remaining six (6) have been finalized with the beneficiary institutions and are pending adoption. A total number of 102 Law's, by- laws and regulations adjusted to the EU regulation - Chapters 1;4;9;11;15;23;27;28;30 and 31, are reported as supported by the project throughout the full project implementation period. (Annex VI List of Laws and Bylaws and Outputs 2022 -KlaraDia UM2019/10178/SKOP-49). The project continued to implement outreach activities in accordance with the communication action plan (Annex V Communication and Visibility 2022- KlaraDia UM2019/10178/SKOP-49). The reach-out through the project's web and social media channels reports on close to 55,000 people reached through the project's web and social media channels. The provided support is highly appreciated by the benefiting local institutions and strong ownership of project results as well as project organized activities is achieved. In its fourth year of implementation, the project has made significant progress towards achieving its objectives. The project activity period has been finalized on 31st August 2023. The project is in a closing period. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12591-12591A0101 Sweden The contribution supports Macedonia's preparations for EU accession negotiations through the European Affairs Secretariat, at the Prime Minister's Office in the Republic of Macedonia. UNOPS is the implementer and agreement partner to Sida. The project supports internal preparation processes, the negotiation structure, and capacity development of officials, parliamentarians and diplomats involved in the negotiation process. The project also aims to increase the understanding and knowledge of the accession process by involving media and civil society in trainings and communication activities, with a view to better reaching out and raising the quality of communication, as well as the transparency, with regards to the EU integration process. Insatsen är ett stöd till Makedoniens förberedelser för EU-anslutningsförhandlingar genom Sekretariatet för Europafrågor, under Premiärministerns kansli i Makedonien. UNOPS är genomförande part och avtalspart. Stöd ges till interna förberedelseprocesser, förhandingsstrukturen och kapacitetsutveckling av tjänstemän, parlamentariker och diplomater som är involverade i förhandlingsprocessen. Insatsen ska även öka förståelse och kunskap om EU-närmandeprocessen hos media och civilsamhälle för att bättre nå ut med och höja kvaliten på kommunikation kring kring EU-närmandet, samt öka transparensen i förberedelserna och i förhandlingarna. The project Support to progress in North Macedonia - Government reform agenda in the EU Accession process is a part of the Nordic Progress Programme which is jointly financed by Sweden and Norway. The total programme budget is 6,757,050 USD (2,075,038 USD contribution by Sweden and 4,682,012 USD contribution by Norway). Sweden participates in the programme by supporting the programme objective focusing on Support to progress in North Macedonia - Government reform agenda in the EU Accession process, which is to contribute to and to effectively communicate with the public on the implementation of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA), the EU accession negotiations and the government reform priorities in the Republic of North Macedonia. The total contribution provided by Sida amounts 20,000,000 SEK. The project implementation period for agreed project activities with Sida is from 01 January 2019 to 31 December 2020. United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) is the implementing partner preselected by the Secretariat for European Affairs (SEA) which is the project owner, in coordination with Norwegian Embassy. With its support Sweden is focusing to the overall objective to contribute to the preparations of the Government for the Stabilisation and Association Process and to effectively communicate with the public on the implementation of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA), the EU accession negotiations and the government reform priorities in the Republic of North Macedonia. The project includes the following expected outcomes: Result 1: Support the government reform agenda in the accession process Activity 1.1. Analysis of the Achievements in the first phase of the Stabilization and Association Agreement with the EU for the period 2008-2018. Activity 1.2. Establishment of the Comprehensive Structure Platform of Macedonia in the Process of Negotiations with the EU and flexible support instrument and cooperation with the CSOs. Activity 1.3. Support SEA in preparation of NPAA and law approximation and for the screening process. Activity 1.4 Targeted capacity-building programmes in selected chapters of the acquis for the screening process. Activity 1.5. Enhancing the Capacity of the Parliament’s Committee for European Integration. Activity 1.6. Enhance MFA capacities to support and communicate the EU accession process. Result 2: Awareness of and the effects of EU accession communicated to the public Activity 2.1 Communicate Government and donor support to the EU Accession process.  Activity 2.2 Information-education grants and advocacy activities are implemented in partnership with civil society and media organisations. Activity 2.3 Improvement of the capacities of the media, editors and journalists to report on the EU integration process. In 2019 the Government of North Macedonia remained committed to its strategic objectives for EU and NATO membership and it continued with implementation of its reform agenda. The project significantly contributed and supported the government to prepare for the start of accession negotiations with the EU, in a turbulent and challenging political context of the country. No-cost extension of nine months to the project end date (new end date 13th September 2021) is requested by UNOPS as response to the slowdown of activities due to early parliamentary elections and COVID 19 pandemics. The suggested project end date correlates with the agreed end date of the Norwegian support to the programme.   Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.8 - Broaden and strengthen the participation of developing countries in the institutions of global governance. 16.8 - Utvidga och stärka utvecklingsländernas deltagande i institutionerna för global styrning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 3000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 18000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 5000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 3000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 6000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 4000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 0 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12591-12591A0102 Sweden The contribution supports Macedonia's preparations for EU accession negotiations through the European Affairs Secretariat, at the Prime Minister's Office in the Republic of Macedonia. UNOPS is the implementer and agreement partner to Sida. The project supports internal preparation processes, the negotiation structure, and capacity development of officials, parliamentarians and diplomats involved in the negotiation process. The project also aims to increase the understanding and knowledge of the accession process by involving media and civil society in trainings and communication activities, with a view to better reaching out and raising the quality of communication, as well as the transparency, with regards to the EU integration process. Insatsen är ett stöd till Makedoniens förberedelser för EU-anslutningsförhandlingar genom Sekretariatet för Europafrågor, under Premiärministerns kansli i Makedonien. UNOPS är genomförande part och avtalspart. Stöd ges till interna förberedelseprocesser, förhandingsstrukturen och kapacitetsutveckling av tjänstemän, parlamentariker och diplomater som är involverade i förhandlingsprocessen. Insatsen ska även öka förståelse och kunskap om EU-närmandeprocessen hos media och civilsamhälle för att bättre nå ut med och höja kvaliten på kommunikation kring kring EU-närmandet, samt öka transparensen i förberedelserna och i förhandlingarna. The project Support to progress in North Macedonia - Government reform agenda in the EU Accession process is a part of the Nordic Progress Programme which is jointly financed by Sweden and Norway. The total programme budget is 6,757,050 USD (2,075,038 USD contribution by Sweden and 4,682,012 USD contribution by Norway). Sweden participates in the programme by supporting the programme objective focusing on Support to progress in North Macedonia - Government reform agenda in the EU Accession process, which is to contribute to and to effectively communicate with the public on the implementation of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA), the EU accession negotiations and the government reform priorities in the Republic of North Macedonia. The total contribution provided by Sida amounts 20,000,000 SEK. The project implementation period for agreed project activities with Sida is from 01 January 2019 to 31 December 2020. United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) is the implementing partner preselected by the Secretariat for European Affairs (SEA) which is the project owner, in coordination with Norwegian Embassy. With its support Sweden is focusing to the overall objective to contribute to the preparations of the Government for the Stabilisation and Association Process and to effectively communicate with the public on the implementation of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA), the EU accession negotiations and the government reform priorities in the Republic of North Macedonia. The project includes the following expected outcomes: Result 1: Support the government reform agenda in the accession process Activity 1.1. Analysis of the Achievements in the first phase of the Stabilization and Association Agreement with the EU for the period 2008-2018. Activity 1.2. Establishment of the Comprehensive Structure Platform of Macedonia in the Process of Negotiations with the EU and flexible support instrument and cooperation with the CSOs. Activity 1.3. Support SEA in preparation of NPAA and law approximation and for the screening process. Activity 1.4 Targeted capacity-building programmes in selected chapters of the acquis for the screening process. Activity 1.5. Enhancing the Capacity of the Parliament’s Committee for European Integration. Activity 1.6. Enhance MFA capacities to support and communicate the EU accession process. Result 2: Awareness of and the effects of EU accession communicated to the public Activity 2.1 Communicate Government and donor support to the EU Accession process.  Activity 2.2 Information-education grants and advocacy activities are implemented in partnership with civil society and media organisations. Activity 2.3 Improvement of the capacities of the media, editors and journalists to report on the EU integration process. In 2019 the Government of North Macedonia remained committed to its strategic objectives for EU and NATO membership and it continued with implementation of its reform agenda. The project significantly contributed and supported the government to prepare for the start of accession negotiations with the EU, in a turbulent and challenging political context of the country. No-cost extension of nine months to the project end date (new end date 13th September 2021) is requested by UNOPS as response to the slowdown of activities due to early parliamentary elections and COVID 19 pandemics. The suggested project end date correlates with the agreed end date of the Norwegian support to the programme.   Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.8 - Utvidga och stärka utvecklingsländernas deltagande i institutionerna för global styrning. 16.8 - Broaden and strengthen the participation of developing countries in the institutions of global governance. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 2000000 2000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 2000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12591-12591A0103 Sweden The contribution supports Macedonia's preparations for EU accession negotiations through the European Affairs Secretariat, at the Prime Minister's Office in the Republic of Macedonia. UNOPS is the implementer and agreement partner to Sida. The project supports internal preparation processes, the negotiation structure, and capacity development of officials, parliamentarians and diplomats involved in the negotiation process. The project also aims to increase the understanding and knowledge of the accession process by involving media and civil society in trainings and communication activities, with a view to better reaching out and raising the quality of communication, as well as the transparency, with regards to the EU integration process. Insatsen är ett stöd till Makedoniens förberedelser för EU-anslutningsförhandlingar genom Sekretariatet för Europafrågor, under Premiärministerns kansli i Makedonien. UNOPS är genomförande part och avtalspart. Stöd ges till interna förberedelseprocesser, förhandingsstrukturen och kapacitetsutveckling av tjänstemän, parlamentariker och diplomater som är involverade i förhandlingsprocessen. Insatsen ska även öka förståelse och kunskap om EU-närmandeprocessen hos media och civilsamhälle för att bättre nå ut med och höja kvaliten på kommunikation kring kring EU-närmandet, samt öka transparensen i förberedelserna och i förhandlingarna. The project Support to progress in North Macedonia - Government reform agenda in the EU Accession process is a part of the Nordic Progress Programme which is jointly financed by Sweden and Norway. The total programme budget is 6,757,050 USD (2,075,038 USD contribution by Sweden and 4,682,012 USD contribution by Norway). Sweden participates in the programme by supporting the programme objective focusing on Support to progress in North Macedonia - Government reform agenda in the EU Accession process, which is to contribute to and to effectively communicate with the public on the implementation of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA), the EU accession negotiations and the government reform priorities in the Republic of North Macedonia. The total contribution provided by Sida amounts 20,000,000 SEK. The project implementation period for agreed project activities with Sida is from 01 January 2019 to 31 December 2020. United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) is the implementing partner preselected by the Secretariat for European Affairs (SEA) which is the project owner, in coordination with Norwegian Embassy. With its support Sweden is focusing to the overall objective to contribute to the preparations of the Government for the Stabilisation and Association Process and to effectively communicate with the public on the implementation of the Stabilisation and Association Agreement (SAA), the EU accession negotiations and the government reform priorities in the Republic of North Macedonia. The project includes the following expected outcomes: Result 1: Support the government reform agenda in the accession process Activity 1.1. Analysis of the Achievements in the first phase of the Stabilization and Association Agreement with the EU for the period 2008-2018. Activity 1.2. Establishment of the Comprehensive Structure Platform of Macedonia in the Process of Negotiations with the EU and flexible support instrument and cooperation with the CSOs. Activity 1.3. Support SEA in preparation of NPAA and law approximation and for the screening process. Activity 1.4 Targeted capacity-building programmes in selected chapters of the acquis for the screening process. Activity 1.5. Enhancing the Capacity of the Parliament’s Committee for European Integration. Activity 1.6. Enhance MFA capacities to support and communicate the EU accession process. Result 2: Awareness of and the effects of EU accession communicated to the public Activity 2.1 Communicate Government and donor support to the EU Accession process.  Activity 2.2 Information-education grants and advocacy activities are implemented in partnership with civil society and media organisations. Activity 2.3 Improvement of the capacities of the media, editors and journalists to report on the EU integration process. In 2019 the Government of North Macedonia remained committed to its strategic objectives for EU and NATO membership and it continued with implementation of its reform agenda. The project significantly contributed and supported the government to prepare for the start of accession negotiations with the EU, in a turbulent and challenging political context of the country. No-cost extension of nine months to the project end date (new end date 13th September 2021) is requested by UNOPS as response to the slowdown of activities due to early parliamentary elections and COVID 19 pandemics. The suggested project end date correlates with the agreed end date of the Norwegian support to the programme.   Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.8 - Utvidga och stärka utvecklingsländernas deltagande i institutionerna för global styrning. 16.8 - Broaden and strengthen the participation of developing countries in the institutions of global governance. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6424000 2076000 87574 -465374 -336426 2076000 -465374 6424000 424000 8122200 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 6424000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 2076000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 424000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services -336426.26 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services -465373.98 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12744 Sweden Decision to procure four studies relating to country strategy MTR. Beslut om att genomföra upphandling av fyra studier relaterade till MTR av landstrategi. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Other general public services Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-12744-12744A0101 Sweden Decision to procure four studies relating to country strategy MTR. Beslut om att genomföra upphandling av fyra studier relaterade till MTR av landstrategi. Sweden NIRAS Sweden AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 11.3 - Till 2030 verka för en inkluderande och hållbar urbanisering samt förbättra kapaciteten för deltagandebaserad, integrerad och hållbar planering och förvaltning av bosättningar i alla länder. 11.3 - By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 729710 230460 729710 0 0 0 185512 0 44978 960170 NIRAS Sweden AB 729710 NIRAS Sweden AB 185512 NIRAS Sweden AB Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Improved capacity among public institutions and other actors at national and local level to contribute to environmental sustainability, increased resilience to environmental impact, climate change and natural disasters, and reduced climate impact Förbättrad kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och andra aktörer på nationell och lokal nivå att bidra till miljömässig hållbarhet, ökad motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer samt minskad klimatpåverkan Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened democratic accountability and transparency at local level Stärkt demokratiskt ansvarsutkrävande och transparens på lokal nivå Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck A more favourable business climate for sustainable and inclusive commercial activities and strengthening institutions Förbättrat affärsklimat för hållbar och inkluderande näringsverksamhet och stärkande av institutioner Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12744-12744A0102 Sweden Decision to procure four studies relating to country strategy MTR. Beslut om att genomföra upphandling av fyra studier relaterade till MTR av landstrategi. Sweden NIRAS Sweden AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Agora Global Ltd 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 70917 489083 179655 0 70917 0 309428 560000 Agora Global Ltd 70916.65 Agora Global Ltd 179655.08 Agora Global Ltd 0 Agora Global Ltd 145427.16 Agora Global Ltd Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-12744-12744A0103 Sweden Decision to procure four studies relating to country strategy MTR. Beslut om att genomföra upphandling av fyra studier relaterade till MTR av landstrategi. Sweden NIRAS Sweden AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Berhanu Denu Management Consultancy Service 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 202496 137504 137504 0 0 202496 0 340000 Berhanu Denu Management Consultancy Service 202496 Berhanu Denu Management Consultancy Service 108615.73 Berhanu Denu Management Consultancy Service Ethiopia 2016-2022 Etiopien 2016-2022 Better access to social protection for people living in poverty Förbättrad tillgång till social trygghet för människor som lever i fattigdom Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12768 Sweden The project will substantially increase the resilience of vulnerable people’s livelihoods to food crises by addressing key underlying causes of vulnerability in Middle Shabelle, within Somalia’s breadbasket. The area faces recurrent drought, flooding, non-functioning irrigation infrastructure, widespread insecurity and access challenges that impede farmers’ production, related supply chains and market potential. In light of recent, recurrent drought and flood emergencies, the main vulnerability addressed by the project centres on water: primarily water access, management and its productive use. BRiMS projektet kommer bidra till att öka motståndskraften hos utsatta människors försörjning till matosäkerhetskriser genom att hantera de bakomliggande orsaker till sårbarhet i Middle Shabelle, Somalia. Fokus området i BRiMS projektet har utsatts för återkommande torka och översvämningar. Bristen på befintlig och fungerande bevattningsinfrastruktur, utbredd osäkerhet och tillgångsutmaningar är andra utmaningar i Midle Shabelle som hämmar jordbrukarnas produktion och resulterar i försvagad motstråndskraft hos befolkningen. I ljuset av de senaste, återkommande torka och översvämningar, är den huvudsakliga fokuset på detta projekt kring vattenfrågor och bevattning: främst tillgång till vatten samt dess förvaltning. This project is aligned with FAOs Strategic Framework, specifically Strategic Objective 5: Increase resilience of livelihoods to threats and crisis. The anticipated impact of the project is Increased resilience and production capacity for smallholder farmers in accessible areas of Middle Shabelle. The Building Resilience in Middle Shabelle (BRIMS) project aims to address recurrent drought and flooding challenges along the Shabelle River. The specific expected outcomes of the project are: 1. Water access is restored and protection from flooding is increased in irrigated areas; 2. Farmers are aggregated for enhanced resilience; 3. Capacity of public institutions supporting water management and agricultural production is enhanced. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Somalia Agricultural water resources Agriculture Rehabilitation of irrigation canals and embankments increased access to irrigation water, enabling 62% of households to expand cultivated land and contributing to significantly higher agricultural production among beneficiary households. Programme participation was associated with an average increase of 416 kg in harvested produce and 0.27 hectares of cultivated land. Improved irrigation, training and input support contributed to increased crop production. Around 60% of BRiMS households reported higher production than before the project, and 94% reported increased income from crop sales. Farmers adopted improved agricultural practices. Use of certified seeds was higher among BRiMS beneficiaries (46% in Phase 1b compared to 25% in the comparison group) and over 70% of households attributed production gains to BRiMS training and extension support. Capacity development led to behavioural change among farmers. Seventy-one percent of trained farmers applied new knowledge and skills and 68% shared knowledge with others. More than 90% of farmers applying IPPM practices reported increased crop yields and reduced pest damage. The project strengthened local institutions. Eighty-six percent of respondents reported that BRiMS supported the formation or strengthening of farmer groups, while water user associations improved coordination of water distribution, maintenance and conflict resolution. Disaster preparedness improved. Sixty-three percent of households received early warning information and 64% adopted disaster risk reduction measures such as embankments, safe grain storage and livestock protection. Food security improved among beneficiary households. BRiMS households achieved better Food Consumption Scores than comparison households, and Phase 1a households recorded the highest Resilience Capacity Index, indicating stronger resilience through improved productive assets, adaptive capacity and social networks. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12768-12768A0101 Sweden The project will substantially increase the resilience of vulnerable people’s livelihoods to food crises by addressing key underlying causes of vulnerability in Middle Shabelle, within Somalia’s breadbasket. The area faces recurrent drought, flooding, non-functioning irrigation infrastructure, widespread insecurity and access challenges that impede farmers’ production, related supply chains and market potential. In light of recent, recurrent drought and flood emergencies, the main vulnerability addressed by the project centres on water: primarily water access, management and its productive use. BRiMS projektet kommer bidra till att öka motståndskraften hos utsatta människors försörjning till matosäkerhetskriser genom att hantera de bakomliggande orsaker till sårbarhet i Middle Shabelle, Somalia. Fokus området i BRiMS projektet har utsatts för återkommande torka och översvämningar. Bristen på befintlig och fungerande bevattningsinfrastruktur, utbredd osäkerhet och tillgångsutmaningar är andra utmaningar i Midle Shabelle som hämmar jordbrukarnas produktion och resulterar i försvagad motstråndskraft hos befolkningen. I ljuset av de senaste, återkommande torka och översvämningar, är den huvudsakliga fokuset på detta projekt kring vattenfrågor och bevattning: främst tillgång till vatten samt dess förvaltning. This project is aligned with FAOs Strategic Framework, specifically Strategic Objective 5: Increase resilience of livelihoods to threats and crisis. The anticipated impact of the project is Increased resilience and production capacity for smallholder farmers in accessible areas of Middle Shabelle. The Building Resilience in Middle Shabelle (BRIMS) project aims to address recurrent drought and flooding challenges along the Shabelle River. The specific expected outcomes of the project are: 1. Water access is restored and protection from flooding is increased in irrigated areas; 2. Farmers are aggregated for enhanced resilience; 3. Capacity of public institutions supporting water management and agricultural production is enhanced. Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 10000000 30000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 40000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 30000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 10000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards increased resilience against climate change and natural disasters, including capacity for food security Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive förmåga för en tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12768-12768A0102 Sweden The project will substantially increase the resilience of vulnerable people’s livelihoods to food crises by addressing key underlying causes of vulnerability in Middle Shabelle, within Somalia’s breadbasket. The area faces recurrent drought, flooding, non-functioning irrigation infrastructure, widespread insecurity and access challenges that impede farmers’ production, related supply chains and market potential. In light of recent, recurrent drought and flood emergencies, the main vulnerability addressed by the project centres on water: primarily water access, management and its productive use. BRiMS projektet kommer bidra till att öka motståndskraften hos utsatta människors försörjning till matosäkerhetskriser genom att hantera de bakomliggande orsaker till sårbarhet i Middle Shabelle, Somalia. Fokus området i BRiMS projektet har utsatts för återkommande torka och översvämningar. Bristen på befintlig och fungerande bevattningsinfrastruktur, utbredd osäkerhet och tillgångsutmaningar är andra utmaningar i Midle Shabelle som hämmar jordbrukarnas produktion och resulterar i försvagad motstråndskraft hos befolkningen. I ljuset av de senaste, återkommande torka och översvämningar, är den huvudsakliga fokuset på detta projekt kring vattenfrågor och bevattning: främst tillgång till vatten samt dess förvaltning. This project is aligned with FAOs Strategic Framework, specifically Strategic Objective 5: Increase resilience of livelihoods to threats and crisis. The anticipated impact of the project is Increased resilience and production capacity for smallholder farmers in accessible areas of Middle Shabelle. The Building Resilience in Middle Shabelle (BRIMS) project aims to address recurrent drought and flooding challenges along the Shabelle River. The specific expected outcomes of the project are: 1. Water access is restored and protection from flooding is increased in irrigated areas; 2. Farmers are aggregated for enhanced resilience; 3. Capacity of public institutions supporting water management and agricultural production is enhanced. Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 10000000 35000000 35000000 0 0 30000000 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 75000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 30000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 10000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 35000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Somalia 2018-2022 Somalia 2018-2022 Increased food security, and sustainable use and management of natural resources, focusing on agriculture, water and oceans. Ökad livsmedelstrygghet och hållbart nyttjande och hållbar förvaltning av naturresurser med fokus på lantbruk, vatten och hav. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Greater resilience and adaptation to climate change and strengthened capacity to mitigate natural disasters, and reduce environmental degradation and environmental risk. Ökad motståndskraft och anpassning till klimatförändringar samt stärkt kapacitet för reducering av naturkatastrofer, miljöförstöring och miljörisker. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12768-12768A0103 Sweden The project will substantially increase the resilience of vulnerable people’s livelihoods to food crises by addressing key underlying causes of vulnerability in Middle Shabelle, within Somalia’s breadbasket. The area faces recurrent drought, flooding, non-functioning irrigation infrastructure, widespread insecurity and access challenges that impede farmers’ production, related supply chains and market potential. In light of recent, recurrent drought and flood emergencies, the main vulnerability addressed by the project centres on water: primarily water access, management and its productive use. BRiMS projektet kommer bidra till att öka motståndskraften hos utsatta människors försörjning till matosäkerhetskriser genom att hantera de bakomliggande orsaker till sårbarhet i Middle Shabelle, Somalia. Fokus området i BRiMS projektet har utsatts för återkommande torka och översvämningar. Bristen på befintlig och fungerande bevattningsinfrastruktur, utbredd osäkerhet och tillgångsutmaningar är andra utmaningar i Midle Shabelle som hämmar jordbrukarnas produktion och resulterar i försvagad motstråndskraft hos befolkningen. I ljuset av de senaste, återkommande torka och översvämningar, är den huvudsakliga fokuset på detta projekt kring vattenfrågor och bevattning: främst tillgång till vatten samt dess förvaltning. This project is aligned with FAOs Strategic Framework, specifically Strategic Objective 5: Increase resilience of livelihoods to threats and crisis. The anticipated impact of the project is Increased resilience and production capacity for smallholder farmers in accessible areas of Middle Shabelle. The Building Resilience in Middle Shabelle (BRIMS) project aims to address recurrent drought and flooding challenges along the Shabelle River. The specific expected outcomes of the project are: 1. Water access is restored and protection from flooding is increased in irrigated areas; 2. Farmers are aggregated for enhanced resilience; 3. Capacity of public institutions supporting water management and agricultural production is enhanced. Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -208689 -23540 -46903 0 -208689 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization -46903.09 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Somalia 2026-2028 Somalia 2026-2028 Strengthened resilience and improved adaptive capacity to crises, disasters, and climate change (unofficial translation). Stärkt motståndskraft och förbättrad anpassningsförmåga till kriser, katastrofer och klimatförändringar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-12787 Sweden Swedish Tax Agency has applied to Sida for funding of 20 174 816 SEK to carry out the "Swedish-Ukrainian Partnership for Modern and Efficient Tax Service – METS" during the period 2020-2022. The contribution was preceded by a preparatory phase during September 2018 - December 2019. The overall objective of the project is to improve the tax administration capacity and contribute to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. The overall impacts pursued by the project will be: - increase in the level of tax revenues; - improvement of working environment and conditions; - ensuring the principles of efficiency, equity, fairness and integrity in the service of taxpayers; - strengthen the development of HR services; - modern leaders as role models with value founding and sustainable leadership; - employees with responsibility and capability of self-development. The project will focus on two key areas: 1. Leadership and co-workership - to enhance an efficient and continuous human resource management (HRM) in STS (enhancing methodology for evaluation and continuous training, and also training programs concerning cultural change, attitudes and change management) 2. Taxpayer’s interaction, including both physical customer meeting places (contact centre and taxpayer service office) and digital meeting places such as e-cabinet and perhaps other e-services. Projektets syfte är att förbättra den ukrainska skatteförvaltningens kapacitet och bidra till att den utvecklas till en mer pålitlig, effektiv och tjänsteinriktad myndighet. Projektet förväntas bidra till följande resultat: - att öka skatteintäkterna; - att förbättra arbetsmiljö och arbetsvillkor; - att säkerställa att principer som effektivitet, rättvisa och integritet efterföljs inom skatteområdet; - att stärka utvecklingen av HR-organisationen; - att ha ett modernt ledarskap - att medarbetarna tar ansvar och har goda förutsättningar att utveckla sitt självledarskap. Projektet fokuserar på två områden: 1. Ledarskap och medarbetarskap – i syfte till att utveckla en effektiv HR-organisation inom skatteförvaltningen (förbättrade metoder för utvärdering och utbildning). 2. Interaktion med skattebetalarna, inklusive fysiska kundmötesplatser (kontaktcenter och skatteförvaltningens kontor) och digitala mötesplatser/ e-tjänster. The overall objective for the project is to improve the tax administration capacity and contribute to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. The overall impacts pursued by the project will be:- increase in the level of tax revenues;- improvement of working environment and conditions;- ensuring the principles of efficiency, equity, fairness and integrity in the service of taxpayers;- strengthen the development of HR services;- modern leaders as role models with value founding and sustainable leadership;- employees with responsibility and capability of self-development. Component 1, Leadership and Co-workership: Target: A corporate culture supporting the understanding of the mission & vision of STS in order to increase both individual and corporate motivation for transition to the new STS. Outcome: Improved tax administration capacity and contribution to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. Component 2, Taxpayer Oriented Approach: Target: More taxpayer oriented communication and services (digital and others). Outcome: Services and other interaction meet taxpayer needs and strengthen trust for STS. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Domestic revenue mobilisation Government & Civil Society-general Achievements reported for 2021 include the following. The programme has implemented activities in the areas of Leadership and Co-workership (LCW) and Taxpayer Oriented Approach (TOA). A large amount activities have been carried out to improve the tax administration capacity and contribute to a transformation of the local Tax Authority STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. STA (the Swedish Tax Authority) have worked to support STS in the development of a solid and constantly ongoing training process for a long-term enhancement of both leadership and co-workership. These activities are reported in different clusters such as Change Management (CM), Internal Communication and Leadership. A Result Matrix has been produced for the project, showing planned activities in progress. However, the activities during the year have appeared to happen at an ad hoc basis. STA concludes that they are linked and relevant to the STS development strategies but also that STS need to follow a more systemic approach. A Risk Mitigation Matrix has been produced for the project, and includes; Organisational risks, Project management risks, Environmental risks and External risks. In the 2021 progress report, STA also submits comments and some observations regarding Organisational Risks and Project Management Risks (chapter 9.1). Progress during 2022 has been very limited. After the Russian full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, STA have struggled unsuccessfully to engage STS in programme implementation. This development has called into question the ownership of STS, while it remains uncertain whether it is the contents of the current programme which has been deemed irrelevant by STS, if the programme framework has not been sufficiently adaptive to contextual changes in its design, or if the challenges boil down to STS assessment of STA capacity, to individual relationships or to circumstances beyond reasonable reach for STA. STA has implied that other donor funded programmes in the tax area supply direct implementation capacity (handout of technical assistance) which might appear more attractive than twinning style partnerships between fellow authorities of the nature STA represents. Only around half of the funds budgeted for the programme have been utilized. Details on progress during 2022 will be described in the next progress report which is expected from STA in early 2023. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12787-12787A0101 Sweden Swedish Tax Agency has applied to Sida for funding of 20 174 816 SEK to carry out the "Swedish-Ukrainian Partnership for Modern and Efficient Tax Service – METS" during the period 2020-2022. The contribution was preceded by a preparatory phase during September 2018 - December 2019. The overall objective of the project is to improve the tax administration capacity and contribute to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. The overall impacts pursued by the project will be: - increase in the level of tax revenues; - improvement of working environment and conditions; - ensuring the principles of efficiency, equity, fairness and integrity in the service of taxpayers; - strengthen the development of HR services; - modern leaders as role models with value founding and sustainable leadership; - employees with responsibility and capability of self-development. The project will focus on two key areas: 1. Leadership and co-workership - to enhance an efficient and continuous human resource management (HRM) in STS (enhancing methodology for evaluation and continuous training, and also training programs concerning cultural change, attitudes and change management) 2. Taxpayer’s interaction, including both physical customer meeting places (contact centre and taxpayer service office) and digital meeting places such as e-cabinet and perhaps other e-services. Projektets syfte är att förbättra den ukrainska skatteförvaltningens kapacitet och bidra till att den utvecklas till en mer pålitlig, effektiv och tjänsteinriktad myndighet. Projektet förväntas bidra till följande resultat: - att öka skatteintäkterna; - att förbättra arbetsmiljö och arbetsvillkor; - att säkerställa att principer som effektivitet, rättvisa och integritet efterföljs inom skatteområdet; - att stärka utvecklingen av HR-organisationen; - att ha ett modernt ledarskap - att medarbetarna tar ansvar och har goda förutsättningar att utveckla sitt självledarskap. Projektet fokuserar på två områden: 1. Ledarskap och medarbetarskap – i syfte till att utveckla en effektiv HR-organisation inom skatteförvaltningen (förbättrade metoder för utvärdering och utbildning). 2. Interaktion med skattebetalarna, inklusive fysiska kundmötesplatser (kontaktcenter och skatteförvaltningens kontor) och digitala mötesplatser/ e-tjänster. The overall objective for the project is to improve the tax administration capacity and contribute to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. The overall impacts pursued by the project will be:- increase in the level of tax revenues;- improvement of working environment and conditions;- ensuring the principles of efficiency, equity, fairness and integrity in the service of taxpayers;- strengthen the development of HR services;- modern leaders as role models with value founding and sustainable leadership;- employees with responsibility and capability of self-development. Component 1, Leadership and Co-workership: Target: A corporate culture supporting the understanding of the mission & vision of STS in order to increase both individual and corporate motivation for transition to the new STS. Outcome: Improved tax administration capacity and contribution to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. Component 2, Taxpayer Oriented Approach: Target: More taxpayer oriented communication and services (digital and others). Outcome: Services and other interaction meet taxpayer needs and strengthen trust for STS. Sweden Skatteverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Skatteverket 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 1170224 3548160 0 0 0 0 0 0 1621210 0 0 1170224 1926950 0 0 0 0 4718384 Skatteverket 1170224 Skatteverket 1621210 Skatteverket 1926950 Skatteverket Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12787-12787A0102 Sweden Swedish Tax Agency has applied to Sida for funding of 20 174 816 SEK to carry out the "Swedish-Ukrainian Partnership for Modern and Efficient Tax Service – METS" during the period 2020-2022. The contribution was preceded by a preparatory phase during September 2018 - December 2019. The overall objective of the project is to improve the tax administration capacity and contribute to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. The overall impacts pursued by the project will be: - increase in the level of tax revenues; - improvement of working environment and conditions; - ensuring the principles of efficiency, equity, fairness and integrity in the service of taxpayers; - strengthen the development of HR services; - modern leaders as role models with value founding and sustainable leadership; - employees with responsibility and capability of self-development. The project will focus on two key areas: 1. Leadership and co-workership - to enhance an efficient and continuous human resource management (HRM) in STS (enhancing methodology for evaluation and continuous training, and also training programs concerning cultural change, attitudes and change management) 2. Taxpayer’s interaction, including both physical customer meeting places (contact centre and taxpayer service office) and digital meeting places such as e-cabinet and perhaps other e-services. Projektets syfte är att förbättra den ukrainska skatteförvaltningens kapacitet och bidra till att den utvecklas till en mer pålitlig, effektiv och tjänsteinriktad myndighet. Projektet förväntas bidra till följande resultat: - att öka skatteintäkterna; - att förbättra arbetsmiljö och arbetsvillkor; - att säkerställa att principer som effektivitet, rättvisa och integritet efterföljs inom skatteområdet; - att stärka utvecklingen av HR-organisationen; - att ha ett modernt ledarskap - att medarbetarna tar ansvar och har goda förutsättningar att utveckla sitt självledarskap. Projektet fokuserar på två områden: 1. Ledarskap och medarbetarskap – i syfte till att utveckla en effektiv HR-organisation inom skatteförvaltningen (förbättrade metoder för utvärdering och utbildning). 2. Interaktion med skattebetalarna, inklusive fysiska kundmötesplatser (kontaktcenter och skatteförvaltningens kontor) och digitala mötesplatser/ e-tjänster. The overall objective for the project is to improve the tax administration capacity and contribute to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. The overall impacts pursued by the project will be:- increase in the level of tax revenues;- improvement of working environment and conditions;- ensuring the principles of efficiency, equity, fairness and integrity in the service of taxpayers;- strengthen the development of HR services;- modern leaders as role models with value founding and sustainable leadership;- employees with responsibility and capability of self-development. Component 1, Leadership and Co-workership: Target: A corporate culture supporting the understanding of the mission & vision of STS in order to increase both individual and corporate motivation for transition to the new STS. Outcome: Improved tax administration capacity and contribution to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. Component 2, Taxpayer Oriented Approach: Target: More taxpayer oriented communication and services (digital and others). Outcome: Services and other interaction meet taxpayer needs and strengthen trust for STS. Sweden Skatteverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Skatteverket 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4808811 0 0 0 0 0 0 2618082 2190729 0 4808811 Skatteverket 2618082 Skatteverket 2190729 Skatteverket 1057995 Skatteverket 0 Skatteverket -1057995 Skatteverket Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Improved opportunities for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved livelihood opportunities for groups that are excluded or discriminated against Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för exkluderade eller diskriminerade grupper Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-12787-12787A0103 Sweden Swedish Tax Agency has applied to Sida for funding of 20 174 816 SEK to carry out the "Swedish-Ukrainian Partnership for Modern and Efficient Tax Service – METS" during the period 2020-2022. The contribution was preceded by a preparatory phase during September 2018 - December 2019. The overall objective of the project is to improve the tax administration capacity and contribute to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. The overall impacts pursued by the project will be: - increase in the level of tax revenues; - improvement of working environment and conditions; - ensuring the principles of efficiency, equity, fairness and integrity in the service of taxpayers; - strengthen the development of HR services; - modern leaders as role models with value founding and sustainable leadership; - employees with responsibility and capability of self-development. The project will focus on two key areas: 1. Leadership and co-workership - to enhance an efficient and continuous human resource management (HRM) in STS (enhancing methodology for evaluation and continuous training, and also training programs concerning cultural change, attitudes and change management) 2. Taxpayer’s interaction, including both physical customer meeting places (contact centre and taxpayer service office) and digital meeting places such as e-cabinet and perhaps other e-services. Projektets syfte är att förbättra den ukrainska skatteförvaltningens kapacitet och bidra till att den utvecklas till en mer pålitlig, effektiv och tjänsteinriktad myndighet. Projektet förväntas bidra till följande resultat: - att öka skatteintäkterna; - att förbättra arbetsmiljö och arbetsvillkor; - att säkerställa att principer som effektivitet, rättvisa och integritet efterföljs inom skatteområdet; - att stärka utvecklingen av HR-organisationen; - att ha ett modernt ledarskap - att medarbetarna tar ansvar och har goda förutsättningar att utveckla sitt självledarskap. Projektet fokuserar på två områden: 1. Ledarskap och medarbetarskap – i syfte till att utveckla en effektiv HR-organisation inom skatteförvaltningen (förbättrade metoder för utvärdering och utbildning). 2. Interaktion med skattebetalarna, inklusive fysiska kundmötesplatser (kontaktcenter och skatteförvaltningens kontor) och digitala mötesplatser/ e-tjänster. The overall objective for the project is to improve the tax administration capacity and contribute to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. The overall impacts pursued by the project will be:- increase in the level of tax revenues;- improvement of working environment and conditions;- ensuring the principles of efficiency, equity, fairness and integrity in the service of taxpayers;- strengthen the development of HR services;- modern leaders as role models with value founding and sustainable leadership;- employees with responsibility and capability of self-development. Component 1, Leadership and Co-workership: Target: A corporate culture supporting the understanding of the mission & vision of STS in order to increase both individual and corporate motivation for transition to the new STS. Outcome: Improved tax administration capacity and contribution to a transformation of the STS into a more modern, trustworthy, effective and service-oriented tax administration. Component 2, Taxpayer Oriented Approach: Target: More taxpayer oriented communication and services (digital and others). Outcome: Services and other interaction meet taxpayer needs and strengthen trust for STS. Sweden Skatteverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Skatteverket 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1901211 0 843216 0 0 1057995 1901211 Skatteverket 843216 Skatteverket 1057995 Skatteverket Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Improved conditions for increased transparency and reduced corruption in the Ukrainian economy. Stärkta förutsättningar för ökad transparens och minskad korruption i den ukrainska ekonomin. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12823 Sweden The overall objective is to strengthen freedom of expression, freedom of the press and access to information in Cambodia, as well as to promote a media environment that is secure, free, pluralistic, and independent. UNESCO aims to create a common platform for all actors working within the project's focus area. The project focuses in part on dialogue and technical support to duty bearers with responsibility for laws and guidelines that affect the media and journalists. At the same time, the project work directly to strengthen and support the rights holders such as journalists, civil society organizations, academia, and journalists' trade unions. This work primarily focus on capacity development, building coalitions and supporting advocacy work to help strengthening freedom of expression, freedom of the press and access to information, and to create a safe working environment for journalists with a special focus on female journalists. The project includes several relevant actors within media and civil society in Cambodia and with a clear focus on advocacy against relevant state actors to influence democratic development and curb the shrinking space and increasing self-censorship of journalists and media actors in Cambodia. As an implementing partner to the program, OHCHR Cambodia also provides capacity building on safety for journalists, media houses, media associations, and HRDs. Det övergripande mål är att stärka yttrandefriheten, pressfriheten och tillgången till information i Kambodja samt att främja en säker, fri, pluralistisk och oberoende mediemiljö. UNESCO strävar efter att skapa en gemensam plattform för alla aktörer som arbetar inom området. Projektet fokuserar delvis på dialog och tekniskt stöd till ansvarsbärare kring lagar och riktlinjer som påverkar medier och journalister. Samtidigt kommer projektet att arbeta direkt för att stärka och stödja rättighetsinnehavare som journalister, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin och journalisters fackföreningar. Arbetet inriktas främst på kapacitetsutveckling, koalitionsbyggande och stöd till påverkansarbete för att bidra till att stärka yttrandefriheten, pressfriheten och tillgången till information samt skapa en säker arbetsmiljö för journalister, med särskilt fokus på kvinnliga journalister. Projektet omfattar flera relevanta aktörer inom media och civilsamhället i Kambodja och har ett tydligt fokus på påverkansarbete mot relevanta statliga aktörer för att påverka den demokratiska utvecklingen och stävja det krympande utrymmet och den ökande självcensuren för journalister och medieaktörer i Kambodja. Som en del av projektet genomför också OHCHR Kambodja kapacitetsbyggande kring säkerhet för journalister, mediehus, medieföreningar och MR-försvarare. The intended impact of the project is that Freedom of expression, and its corollaries, press freedom and freedom of information in Cambodia are strengthened, and a media environment that is safe, free, pluralistic, and independent is promoted. The overall objective is being pursued through eight outcome areas: 1. Enhanced policies and legal frameworks related to the protection and promotion of freedom of expression, right to information and safety of journalists, in accordance with international standards. 2. New knowledge related to Media Development and Freedom of Expression in Cambodia enables evidence-based solutions and interventions. 3. National mechanisms for the protection of journalists are established in the framework of the UN Plan of Action for the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity, including during crisis situations such as Covid-19. 4. Enhanced quality and ethical standards of Journalism in Cambodia. 5. Cambodian citizens resilience to disinformation and other information disorders is enhanced. 6. Women's voices in the media are amplified and their position in the newsrooms is strengthened. 7. Cambodian independent media is financially sustainable 8. Enhanced efficiency and harmonization in interventions in support of Media Development and promotion of Freedom of Expression in Cambodia. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Cambodia Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general Through this project, UNESCO has been building a common ground amongst all actors, with a dual approach focusing on duty bearers responsible for media law and policy reforms, combined with direct interventions to empower rights holders, including local and regional media stakeholders, civil society organizations, journalists unions, and academia through capacity development, coalition building, and advocacy. Journalists and media-stakeholders are being provided with platforms, to serve as a channel between duty-bearers and rights-holders, to build trust among them, and promote accountability, good governance, and sustainable development. The project is assed to have strengthened the media sector, including ensuring greater access to critical information, advocating for higher standards in ethical reporting, promoting investigative journalism and strengthening the public's Media and Information Literacy competencies to address disinformation and benefit from the opportunities of the information and knowledge society. Under outcome 6, UNESCO has also continued to strengthen women's voices in the media sector, for example by strengthening the Cambodia Female Journalist network (CFJ) and ensuring that women's voices have been represented in various high-level meetings organised during the year. The project has also contributed to drawing attention to women's representation in the media. In a report, which is the first of its kind in Cambodia, in January 2023, more than 4,000 news stories from 12 different media houses (including print and digital media, television and radio) were analysed. The study revealed a bleak picture of women's underrepresentation and lacking portrayal in Cambodian news. The report now provides a unique baseline for how women are portrayed in the news media, highlighting not only the measures and efforts needed to contribute to increased gender equality in the media, but also to break harmful stereotypes that inhibit women's participation and progress in different parts of society. In the continued work, the report is now being used to drive a change in collaboration with civil society, the media industry and state actors. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12823-12823A0101 Sweden The overall objective is to strengthen freedom of expression, freedom of the press and access to information in Cambodia, as well as to promote a media environment that is secure, free, pluralistic, and independent. UNESCO aims to create a common platform for all actors working within the project's focus area. The project focuses in part on dialogue and technical support to duty bearers with responsibility for laws and guidelines that affect the media and journalists. At the same time, the project work directly to strengthen and support the rights holders such as journalists, civil society organizations, academia, and journalists' trade unions. This work primarily focus on capacity development, building coalitions and supporting advocacy work to help strengthening freedom of expression, freedom of the press and access to information, and to create a safe working environment for journalists with a special focus on female journalists. The project includes several relevant actors within media and civil society in Cambodia and with a clear focus on advocacy against relevant state actors to influence democratic development and curb the shrinking space and increasing self-censorship of journalists and media actors in Cambodia. As an implementing partner to the program, OHCHR Cambodia also provides capacity building on safety for journalists, media houses, media associations, and HRDs. Det övergripande mål är att stärka yttrandefriheten, pressfriheten och tillgången till information i Kambodja samt att främja en säker, fri, pluralistisk och oberoende mediemiljö. UNESCO strävar efter att skapa en gemensam plattform för alla aktörer som arbetar inom området. Projektet fokuserar delvis på dialog och tekniskt stöd till ansvarsbärare kring lagar och riktlinjer som påverkar medier och journalister. Samtidigt kommer projektet att arbeta direkt för att stärka och stödja rättighetsinnehavare som journalister, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin och journalisters fackföreningar. Arbetet inriktas främst på kapacitetsutveckling, koalitionsbyggande och stöd till påverkansarbete för att bidra till att stärka yttrandefriheten, pressfriheten och tillgången till information samt skapa en säker arbetsmiljö för journalister, med särskilt fokus på kvinnliga journalister. Projektet omfattar flera relevanta aktörer inom media och civilsamhället i Kambodja och har ett tydligt fokus på påverkansarbete mot relevanta statliga aktörer för att påverka den demokratiska utvecklingen och stävja det krympande utrymmet och den ökande självcensuren för journalister och medieaktörer i Kambodja. Som en del av projektet genomför också OHCHR Kambodja kapacitetsbyggande kring säkerhet för journalister, mediehus, medieföreningar och MR-försvarare. The intended impact of the project is that Freedom of expression, and its corollaries, press freedom and freedom of information in Cambodia are strengthened, and a media environment that is safe, free, pluralistic, and independent is promoted. The overall objective is being pursued through eight outcome areas: 1. Enhanced policies and legal frameworks related to the protection and promotion of freedom of expression, right to information and safety of journalists, in accordance with international standards. 2. New knowledge related to Media Development and Freedom of Expression in Cambodia enables evidence-based solutions and interventions. 3. National mechanisms for the protection of journalists are established in the framework of the UN Plan of Action for the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity, including during crisis situations such as Covid-19. 4. Enhanced quality and ethical standards of Journalism in Cambodia. 5. Cambodian citizens resilience to disinformation and other information disorders is enhanced. 6. Women's voices in the media are amplified and their position in the newsrooms is strengthened. 7. Cambodian independent media is financially sustainable 8. Enhanced efficiency and harmonization in interventions in support of Media Development and promotion of Freedom of Expression in Cambodia. Sweden UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 9500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9500000 9500000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 9500000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Improved capacity to respect, protect and promote human rights, and to strengthen democracy and the rule of law. Förbättrad kapacitet för att respektera, skydda och främja mänskliga rättigheter, samt att stärka demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Enhanced conditions for accountability, increased transparency (including free and independent media) and reduced corruption. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens inklusive fria och oberoende medier samt minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12823-12823A0102 Sweden The overall objective is to strengthen freedom of expression, freedom of the press and access to information in Cambodia, as well as to promote a media environment that is secure, free, pluralistic, and independent. UNESCO aims to create a common platform for all actors working within the project's focus area. The project focuses in part on dialogue and technical support to duty bearers with responsibility for laws and guidelines that affect the media and journalists. At the same time, the project work directly to strengthen and support the rights holders such as journalists, civil society organizations, academia, and journalists' trade unions. This work primarily focus on capacity development, building coalitions and supporting advocacy work to help strengthening freedom of expression, freedom of the press and access to information, and to create a safe working environment for journalists with a special focus on female journalists. The project includes several relevant actors within media and civil society in Cambodia and with a clear focus on advocacy against relevant state actors to influence democratic development and curb the shrinking space and increasing self-censorship of journalists and media actors in Cambodia. As an implementing partner to the program, OHCHR Cambodia also provides capacity building on safety for journalists, media houses, media associations, and HRDs. Det övergripande mål är att stärka yttrandefriheten, pressfriheten och tillgången till information i Kambodja samt att främja en säker, fri, pluralistisk och oberoende mediemiljö. UNESCO strävar efter att skapa en gemensam plattform för alla aktörer som arbetar inom området. Projektet fokuserar delvis på dialog och tekniskt stöd till ansvarsbärare kring lagar och riktlinjer som påverkar medier och journalister. Samtidigt kommer projektet att arbeta direkt för att stärka och stödja rättighetsinnehavare som journalister, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin och journalisters fackföreningar. Arbetet inriktas främst på kapacitetsutveckling, koalitionsbyggande och stöd till påverkansarbete för att bidra till att stärka yttrandefriheten, pressfriheten och tillgången till information samt skapa en säker arbetsmiljö för journalister, med särskilt fokus på kvinnliga journalister. Projektet omfattar flera relevanta aktörer inom media och civilsamhället i Kambodja och har ett tydligt fokus på påverkansarbete mot relevanta statliga aktörer för att påverka den demokratiska utvecklingen och stävja det krympande utrymmet och den ökande självcensuren för journalister och medieaktörer i Kambodja. Som en del av projektet genomför också OHCHR Kambodja kapacitetsbyggande kring säkerhet för journalister, mediehus, medieföreningar och MR-försvarare. The intended impact of the project is that Freedom of expression, and its corollaries, press freedom and freedom of information in Cambodia are strengthened, and a media environment that is safe, free, pluralistic, and independent is promoted. The overall objective is being pursued through eight outcome areas: 1. Enhanced policies and legal frameworks related to the protection and promotion of freedom of expression, right to information and safety of journalists, in accordance with international standards. 2. New knowledge related to Media Development and Freedom of Expression in Cambodia enables evidence-based solutions and interventions. 3. National mechanisms for the protection of journalists are established in the framework of the UN Plan of Action for the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity, including during crisis situations such as Covid-19. 4. Enhanced quality and ethical standards of Journalism in Cambodia. 5. Cambodian citizens resilience to disinformation and other information disorders is enhanced. 6. Women's voices in the media are amplified and their position in the newsrooms is strengthened. 7. Cambodian independent media is financially sustainable 8. Enhanced efficiency and harmonization in interventions in support of Media Development and promotion of Freedom of Expression in Cambodia. Sweden UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 5500000 0 0 0 8000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5500000 0 0 13500000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 8000000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 5500000 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Strengthening democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law in Cambodia Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer i Kambodja Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency, increased gender equality and reduced corruption in Cambodia Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens, ökad jämställdhet samt minskad korruption i Kambodja Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12823-12823A0103 Sweden The overall objective is to strengthen freedom of expression, freedom of the press and access to information in Cambodia, as well as to promote a media environment that is secure, free, pluralistic, and independent. UNESCO aims to create a common platform for all actors working within the project's focus area. The project focuses in part on dialogue and technical support to duty bearers with responsibility for laws and guidelines that affect the media and journalists. At the same time, the project work directly to strengthen and support the rights holders such as journalists, civil society organizations, academia, and journalists' trade unions. This work primarily focus on capacity development, building coalitions and supporting advocacy work to help strengthening freedom of expression, freedom of the press and access to information, and to create a safe working environment for journalists with a special focus on female journalists. The project includes several relevant actors within media and civil society in Cambodia and with a clear focus on advocacy against relevant state actors to influence democratic development and curb the shrinking space and increasing self-censorship of journalists and media actors in Cambodia. As an implementing partner to the program, OHCHR Cambodia also provides capacity building on safety for journalists, media houses, media associations, and HRDs. Det övergripande mål är att stärka yttrandefriheten, pressfriheten och tillgången till information i Kambodja samt att främja en säker, fri, pluralistisk och oberoende mediemiljö. UNESCO strävar efter att skapa en gemensam plattform för alla aktörer som arbetar inom området. Projektet fokuserar delvis på dialog och tekniskt stöd till ansvarsbärare kring lagar och riktlinjer som påverkar medier och journalister. Samtidigt kommer projektet att arbeta direkt för att stärka och stödja rättighetsinnehavare som journalister, organisationer i det civila samhället, akademin och journalisters fackföreningar. Arbetet inriktas främst på kapacitetsutveckling, koalitionsbyggande och stöd till påverkansarbete för att bidra till att stärka yttrandefriheten, pressfriheten och tillgången till information samt skapa en säker arbetsmiljö för journalister, med särskilt fokus på kvinnliga journalister. Projektet omfattar flera relevanta aktörer inom media och civilsamhället i Kambodja och har ett tydligt fokus på påverkansarbete mot relevanta statliga aktörer för att påverka den demokratiska utvecklingen och stävja det krympande utrymmet och den ökande självcensuren för journalister och medieaktörer i Kambodja. Som en del av projektet genomför också OHCHR Kambodja kapacitetsbyggande kring säkerhet för journalister, mediehus, medieföreningar och MR-försvarare. The intended impact of the project is that Freedom of expression, and its corollaries, press freedom and freedom of information in Cambodia are strengthened, and a media environment that is safe, free, pluralistic, and independent is promoted. The overall objective is being pursued through eight outcome areas: 1. Enhanced policies and legal frameworks related to the protection and promotion of freedom of expression, right to information and safety of journalists, in accordance with international standards. 2. New knowledge related to Media Development and Freedom of Expression in Cambodia enables evidence-based solutions and interventions. 3. National mechanisms for the protection of journalists are established in the framework of the UN Plan of Action for the Safety of Journalists and the Issue of Impunity, including during crisis situations such as Covid-19. 4. Enhanced quality and ethical standards of Journalism in Cambodia. 5. Cambodian citizens resilience to disinformation and other information disorders is enhanced. 6. Women's voices in the media are amplified and their position in the newsrooms is strengthened. 7. Cambodian independent media is financially sustainable 8. Enhanced efficiency and harmonization in interventions in support of Media Development and promotion of Freedom of Expression in Cambodia. Sweden UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -314258 -314258 0 -314258 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization -314257.7 UNESCO/United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Strengthening democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law in Cambodia Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer i Kambodja Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency, increased gender equality and reduced corruption in Cambodia Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens, ökad jämställdhet samt minskad korruption i Kambodja Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12974 Sweden BBC Media Action has applied to Sida for funding of 78.7 million SEK to carry out the "Kudziwa" programme in Zambia during the period 2020-2023. The intervention aims at demonstrating how media can positively impact sexual and reproductive health and rights for young people and governance development outcomes for people in Zambia, while supporting the freedom of media practitioners and institutions in Zambia. BBC Media Action will implement the intervention together with Restless Development and MISA. The intervention’s total budget is 78.7 million SEK. Approximately 28 million SEK of the intervention budget will be forwarded from BBC Media Action to Restless Development and MISA. BBC Media Action har ansökt om stöd från Sida för finansiering av 78,7 miljoner SEK för att genomföra programmet "Kudziwa" i Zambia under perioden 2020-2023. Insatsen syftar till att påvisa hur media kan påverka och förbättra utveckling av hälsa och demokratisk samhällsstyrning för människor i Zambia, samtidigt som de stöder friheten för medieutövare och institutioner i Zambia. BBC Media Action kommer att genomföra insatsen tillsammans med partnerorganisationerna Restless Development och MISA. Insatsens totala budget är 78,7 miljoner SEK. Cirka 28 miljoner SEK av insatsens totala budget kommer att överföras från BBC Media Action till partnerorganisationerna Restless Development och MISA. Strategic Objective: To positively impact health and governance development outcomes for people in Zambia, while supporting the freedom of media practitioners and institutions in Zambia. Specific Objectives 1. Young people are less vulnerable to SRHR risks in intervention areas 2. A strengthened independent media sector supports citizens’ rights, public dialogue, free and fair elections, political participation, government accountability and a more inclusive society.           Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general Governance Outcome 1: The independent public interest media sector in Zambia is stronger and better able to protect and promote key media freedoms and reforms including through progress to implement a self-regulation system - The enactment of the Access to Information (ATI) law in December 2023 was an achievement that addressed a long-standing demand for public access to information and greater transparency. MISA Zambia played an important role in drafting the implementation guidelines and advocating for strong protection for journalists. The ATI Act now provides a solid foundation for investigative journalism, ensuring that journalists can access critical information without depending on political approval. While the law is still in its early stages of use, it marks a major step forward in holding the government accountable. - MISA Zambias advocacy shaped key legislation. This includes the focus on the Cyber Crimes and Cyber Security Bills, where MISA Zambia raised concerns about provisions that could threaten press freedom. The efforts of MISA, other media organisations and civil society led to the withdrawal of the proposed bill for further consultations. MISA Zambia also pushed for reforms to the Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA) and Zambia National Broadcasting Corporation (ZNBC) Bills. A key priority was ensuring that ZNBC, the national broadcaster (and dominated by the agenda of the ruling party) operates as a true public service broadcaster. The updated ZNBC Bill now includes provisions for IBA oversight, marking an important step toward fairer media coverage. - The establishment of the Media Self-Regulation Council of Zambia (MSCZ), supported by this project and led by MISA Zambia, has changed the regulatory landscape in Zambia by providing a viable and progressive alternative to the government threatened establishment of statutory regulation. By mobilising the media sector and formalising a coalition of 120 media outlets and media stakeholders including the Media Owners Association of Zambia and the Catholic Media Services under the media self-regulation code of ethics and borrowing from the best practices from democratic countries in the region and internationally a strong framework is now in place. The MSCZ has directly received and resolved four cases related to media misconduct, reinforcing its role in protecting press freedom and upholding ethical journalism. - The Media Legal Defense Fund has also provided legal support to affected journalists, demonstrating the projects success in building a more responsive and robust media regulatory system and protecting freedom of speech. In collaboration with MISA Zambia, over 60 media rights violations were documented and resolved using the Notification Early Warning System (N.E.W.S.), a legal protection protocol launched under this project, with cases actively pursued in court. One of the cases for example included the unfair dismissal of a journalist who took a picture of citizens queuing up for food aid. The Journalist won the case with the support of MISA. - By the close of the project in 2024, MISA Zambias membership had expanded significantly from 50 in 2018 to 245 members. This growth reflects increased confidence in MISA Zambia's role as a key defender of media rights, shown through the number of media rights violations reported and effectively addressed by the organisation. Outcome 2: Targeted media partners and practitioners have strengthened financial, technical, and editorial capacity, enabling them to produce editorially sound, relevant, and engaging governance programming (including current affairs, investigative journalism, news, accountability and election coverage) that demand answers from decision makers - The MOTO initiative filled a sector-wide gap by providing female journalists with training, mentorship, and resources, including small grants and guidance from experts like BBC journalists. This support enabled them to produce powerful investigative stories on issues such as social justice and corruption. Over 52 investigations were been produced by the Moto women journalists over the lifetime of the project. One of the journalists at Radio Icengelo in Kitwe investigated the the Senseli mine tragedy in Chingola. Her report uncovered details about the 2023 disaster, which claimed over 30 lives during illegal mining operations. Another example is a journalist from Kasempa Radio who produced a deep-dive investigation into the rise of poaching in northwestern Zambia, exposing alleged complicity by law enforcement. Her work not only demonstrated strong research skills but also showed the power of collaboration, as she worked with fellow journalists to bring the story to life. Through these efforts, the project has not only contributed to policy change but has also strengthened the practice of investigative journalism, ensuring that important stories often buried are told, and all voices are heard. - The endline results emphasise that partner stations have greatly benefited from BBC Media Action's mentoring and training, particularly in enhancing the quality of news production for radio. - In in-depth interviews, staff and management in radio stations reported that the mentoring deepened their understanding of governance processes and strengthened their ability to frame these topics for radio news. They are now more adept at identifying governance and accountability angles, conducting thorough research, and systematically verifying information before going on air. - The endline findings (2024), indicate a positive shift in stations' financial and editorial capacities. This has translated into more robust governance programming that holds decision-makers accountable, engages the public, and fosters transparency. For instance, in financial capacity, partner station staff report that the training and mentoring in financial management have equipped media practitioners with the tools to manage operational budgets effectively. This has resulted in improved financial reporting and budgeting processes. Outcome 3: Audiences expoosed to BBC Media Action supported partner station programmes (compared to those not exposed) - The Endline survey reveals that 85% of listeners across the 12 supported stations report that BBC Media Action-supported programmes provided ordinary people with the opportunity to demand answers from decision-makers. This demonstrates the effectiveness of the programmes in fostering public accountability and giving citizens a platform to engage with local leaders and hold them accountable for their actions. Outcome 4: Young people in two localities are increasingly effectively engaging in dialogue on local development issues and to demand answers from decision makers - The project made progress in increasing youth participation in decision-making processes in the target provinces by addressing systemic gaps and creating new platforms for meaningful engagement. Prior to the intervention, youth involvement in governance was largely confined to school councils, which accounted for 51% of youth engagement in 2022, signalling limited access to decision-making spaces. By 2024, this picture had changed in the target areas with a more balanced distribution of youth participation across various channels: 29.6% in Ward Development Committees, 26% in School Councils, and 23.6% in Indabas, reflecting the project's success in expanding opportunities for youth to engage in local governance. A key driver to this shift which this project contributed to was the introduction of Youth Advisory Boards by BBC Media Action partner Restless Development, which served as a bridge between community leaders and young people, and aimed at improving and creating channels for direct communication and collaborative problem-solving. Health Outcome 1: Young women and men in the intervention areas have the knowledge, understanding and confidence to make informed, voluntary decisions to improve their SRHR. - Individuals exposed to Tikambes media content were 1.6 times more likely to correctly identify key SRH practices compared to those unexposed. Social media also played a major role, with Tikambe's Facebook page reaching 2.1 million users and providing accessible content such as doctor chats and Q&A sessions to address common concerns. - Increased knowledge led to changes in health seeking attitudes. Young people exposed to Tikambe's interventions were 1.9 times more likely to seek SRH services, such as STI testing and contraceptive access These findings highlight Tikambes impact on not just attitudes, but also practical behaviors essential for healthier SRHR outcomes. Outcome 2: Young women and men have a more supportive enabling environment to realise their SRHR through key gatekeepers (including parents, traditional, civic and religious leaders) and NGO/CSO networks supporting them to make informed voluntary decisions that can improve their SRHR - Tikambe facilitated community dialogues involving parents, religious leaders, and traditional leaders to discuss cultural and religious beliefs that often-restricted conversations about SRHR. By Year Two, these efforts began to show results. Young people started questioning restrictive gender roles, and key gatekeepers began supporting more open conversations. By Year Three, 42% of Tikambe audiences reported receiving SRHR support from gatekeepers, including parents (25%) and religious leaders (12%). Chiefs in Chibombo and Kasama hosted SRHR discussions, signaling a shift in leadership perspectives. Outcome 3: Harmful and discriminatory social and gender norms (around decision making in relationships) are questioned by those exposed to foster an acceptance of healthier SRHR behaviours (including acceptance of gender equality) - The Endline survey shows that 39% of those exposed to Tikambe now actively question social and gender norms in decision-making, compared to 22% among the unexposed. While progress is evident, further efforts are needed to deepen these changes in areas with deeply entrenched norms. Outcome 4: Relevant institutions and services responsible for implementing SRHR policies/strategies/protocols improve provision of SRHR information and services for young women and men - During the extension phase, the project successfully facilitated 480 completed referrals to youth-friendly health services, representing a significant achievement in connecting young people with essential SRHR resources. These referrals spanned 30 schools, reflecting the project's engagement with education and health institutions to enhance access to these services. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-12974-12974A0101 Sweden BBC Media Action has applied to Sida for funding of 78.7 million SEK to carry out the "Kudziwa" programme in Zambia during the period 2020-2023. The intervention aims at demonstrating how media can positively impact sexual and reproductive health and rights for young people and governance development outcomes for people in Zambia, while supporting the freedom of media practitioners and institutions in Zambia. BBC Media Action will implement the intervention together with Restless Development and MISA. The intervention’s total budget is 78.7 million SEK. Approximately 28 million SEK of the intervention budget will be forwarded from BBC Media Action to Restless Development and MISA. BBC Media Action har ansökt om stöd från Sida för finansiering av 78,7 miljoner SEK för att genomföra programmet "Kudziwa" i Zambia under perioden 2020-2023. Insatsen syftar till att påvisa hur media kan påverka och förbättra utveckling av hälsa och demokratisk samhällsstyrning för människor i Zambia, samtidigt som de stöder friheten för medieutövare och institutioner i Zambia. BBC Media Action kommer att genomföra insatsen tillsammans med partnerorganisationerna Restless Development och MISA. Insatsens totala budget är 78,7 miljoner SEK. Cirka 28 miljoner SEK av insatsens totala budget kommer att överföras från BBC Media Action till partnerorganisationerna Restless Development och MISA. Strategic Objective: To positively impact health and governance development outcomes for people in Zambia, while supporting the freedom of media practitioners and institutions in Zambia. Specific Objectives 1. Young people are less vulnerable to SRHR risks in intervention areas 2. A strengthened independent media sector supports citizens’ rights, public dialogue, free and fair elections, political participation, government accountability and a more inclusive society.           Sweden BBC Media Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BBC Media Action 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 23000000 19850000 30850000 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13000000 10000000 0 0 6350000 0 0 0 0 0 0 15700000 4500000 0 0 5150000 0 10000000 9000000 0 0 0 88700000 BBC Media Action 15000000 BBC Media Action 13000000 BBC Media Action 10000000 BBC Media Action 9000000 BBC Media Action 6350000 BBC Media Action 4500000 BBC Media Action 15700000 BBC Media Action 5150000 BBC Media Action 10000000 BBC Media Action Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-12974-12974A0102 Sweden BBC Media Action has applied to Sida for funding of 78.7 million SEK to carry out the "Kudziwa" programme in Zambia during the period 2020-2023. The intervention aims at demonstrating how media can positively impact sexual and reproductive health and rights for young people and governance development outcomes for people in Zambia, while supporting the freedom of media practitioners and institutions in Zambia. BBC Media Action will implement the intervention together with Restless Development and MISA. The intervention’s total budget is 78.7 million SEK. Approximately 28 million SEK of the intervention budget will be forwarded from BBC Media Action to Restless Development and MISA. BBC Media Action har ansökt om stöd från Sida för finansiering av 78,7 miljoner SEK för att genomföra programmet "Kudziwa" i Zambia under perioden 2020-2023. Insatsen syftar till att påvisa hur media kan påverka och förbättra utveckling av hälsa och demokratisk samhällsstyrning för människor i Zambia, samtidigt som de stöder friheten för medieutövare och institutioner i Zambia. BBC Media Action kommer att genomföra insatsen tillsammans med partnerorganisationerna Restless Development och MISA. Insatsens totala budget är 78,7 miljoner SEK. Cirka 28 miljoner SEK av insatsens totala budget kommer att överföras från BBC Media Action till partnerorganisationerna Restless Development och MISA. Strategic Objective: To positively impact health and governance development outcomes for people in Zambia, while supporting the freedom of media practitioners and institutions in Zambia. Specific Objectives 1. Young people are less vulnerable to SRHR risks in intervention areas 2. A strengthened independent media sector supports citizens’ rights, public dialogue, free and fair elections, political participation, government accountability and a more inclusive society.           Sweden BBC Media Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BBC Media Action 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -7102 0 -7102 -7102 BBC Media Action -7101.88 BBC Media Action Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-12974-12974A0103 Sweden BBC Media Action has applied to Sida for funding of 78.7 million SEK to carry out the "Kudziwa" programme in Zambia during the period 2020-2023. The intervention aims at demonstrating how media can positively impact sexual and reproductive health and rights for young people and governance development outcomes for people in Zambia, while supporting the freedom of media practitioners and institutions in Zambia. BBC Media Action will implement the intervention together with Restless Development and MISA. The intervention’s total budget is 78.7 million SEK. Approximately 28 million SEK of the intervention budget will be forwarded from BBC Media Action to Restless Development and MISA. BBC Media Action har ansökt om stöd från Sida för finansiering av 78,7 miljoner SEK för att genomföra programmet "Kudziwa" i Zambia under perioden 2020-2023. Insatsen syftar till att påvisa hur media kan påverka och förbättra utveckling av hälsa och demokratisk samhällsstyrning för människor i Zambia, samtidigt som de stöder friheten för medieutövare och institutioner i Zambia. BBC Media Action kommer att genomföra insatsen tillsammans med partnerorganisationerna Restless Development och MISA. Insatsens totala budget är 78,7 miljoner SEK. Cirka 28 miljoner SEK av insatsens totala budget kommer att överföras från BBC Media Action till partnerorganisationerna Restless Development och MISA. Strategic Objective: To positively impact health and governance development outcomes for people in Zambia, while supporting the freedom of media practitioners and institutions in Zambia. Specific Objectives 1. Young people are less vulnerable to SRHR risks in intervention areas 2. A strengthened independent media sector supports citizens’ rights, public dialogue, free and fair elections, political participation, government accountability and a more inclusive society.           Sweden BBC Media Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BBC Media Action 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 -23491 0 -23491 5000000 0 4976509 BBC Media Action 5000000 BBC Media Action -23491 BBC Media Action Zambia 2024-2028 Zambia 2024-2028 Strengthened democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law including reduced corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased gender equality including greater access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad jämställdhet inklusive tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13038 Sweden The proposed intervention aims at reducing the risks to human and animal health and the environment from the use of pesticides by supporting the implementation of new and subsidiary chemicals legislation in Zambia. This will be achieved through the development of institutional capacity of the Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) to ensure that the population and the environment is not harmed by building a robust authorization scheme. To support this, new and amended subsidiary legislation and certain administrative tools need to be developed such as internal standard operating procedures, a coordination mechanism between responsible ministries/agencies/other relevant stakeholders and guidelines for implementation of the legislation. Training of staff, both registrars and inspectors, as well as raising awareness among various stakeholders is crucial for strengthening the institutional capacity and contributes to compliance. A long-term adviser from KemI will be placed in Zambia, with the aim to strengthen the project. The agreement partner is the Swedish Chemicals Agency (KemI), a supervisory authority under the Swedish Government, who work to ensure that the companies' and society's chemicals control is managed in a good way. The total budget for the proposed intervention is SEK 13,3 million. The project will run for three years, with start in June 2020. A Grant Agreement will be signed between Sida and KemI. The Grant Agreement is specifically developed by Sida for support to Swedish Authorities and has been approved by KemI’s legal department. Sida’s focal point for KemI, Thomas Alveteg, has also been involved in the process. Projektets övergripande mål är att minska riskerna för miljön och människors och djurs hälsa genom förbättrad användning av bekämpningsmedel i Zambia. Detta förväntas uppnås genom att den svenska Kemikalieinspektionen (KemI) stödjer den zambiska Kemikalieinspektionen "Zambia Environmental Management Agency" (ZEMA) i genomförandet av en ny kemikalielagstiftning i Zambia, främst genom kapacitetsutveckling av ZEMA, inklusive en långtidsexpert från KemI baserad i Zambia. Stödet inkluderar även utveckling av den zambiska lagstiftningen, till exempel inom interna operativa förfaranden, en samordningsmekanism mellan ansvariga ministerier / byråer / andra relevanta intressenter samt riktlinjer för genomförandet av lagstiftningen. Utbildning av personal, både registrerare och inspektörer, kommer att genomföras av KemI, som även kommer att jobba för att öka medvetenheten hos olika intressenter så som företag inom kemikaliesektorn. Sidas avtalspartner är den svenska Kemikalieinspektionen (KemI), en central tillsynsmyndighet under Miljödepartementet med ansvar för ärenden och samordning av bland annat kemiska produkter. Den totala budgeten för insatsen är 13,3 miljoner SEK. Projektet kommer att pågå i tre år, med start i juni 2020. Ett avtal kommer att undertecknas mellan Sida och KemI vid beslut. Avtalet är särskilt utvecklat av Sida för stöd till svenska myndigheter och har även godkänts av KemIs juridiska avdelning. Sidas kontaktperson för KemI, Thomas Alveteg, har också varit involverad i processen. The overall objective of the proposed collaboration is to contribute to increased institutional capacity and better practices for the management of pesticides to safeguard human health and the environment. The following outcomes are envisaged from the collaboration: 1. A revised registration process for pesticides in Zambia to support registration of efficacious products that will not cause unacceptable harm to human health and the environment is established and the capacity of ZEMA staff and other relevant institutions has increased. 2. ZEMA’s management of highly hazardous pesticides has improved. 3. An IT system for registration of pesticides is established and the information on ZEMA’s website is further developed. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection The collaboration between ZEMA and KemI has yielded substantial progress in pesticide management in Zambia. Notable achievements include: Regulatory Development: Comprehensive Regulations on the Registration of Pesticides were developed, guided by a legal gap analysis and aligned with international best practices. These draft regulations underwent a formal Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) and were subjected to extensive stakeholder consultations across six major cities. Following approval by the Ministry of Justice, they are now pending Cabinet endorsement. Legislative Reform: An amendment to the Environmental Management Act (EMA) No. 12 of 2011 was successfully developed and approved by Parliament in August 2023, providing a legal basis for pesticide registration. Management of Highly Hazardous Pesticides (HHPs): A draft national list of HHPs was compiled using data from import license reviews, field surveys conducted in all ten provinces, and pesticide residue analyses. This list serves as a foundation for identifying safer alternatives and formulating a national risk mitigation strategy. Institutional Strengthening: The intervention has significantly enhanced both the regulatory framework and institutional capacity. These improvements were recognized as sustainable in the 2023 external evaluation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13038-13038A0101 Sweden The proposed intervention aims at reducing the risks to human and animal health and the environment from the use of pesticides by supporting the implementation of new and subsidiary chemicals legislation in Zambia. This will be achieved through the development of institutional capacity of the Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) to ensure that the population and the environment is not harmed by building a robust authorization scheme. To support this, new and amended subsidiary legislation and certain administrative tools need to be developed such as internal standard operating procedures, a coordination mechanism between responsible ministries/agencies/other relevant stakeholders and guidelines for implementation of the legislation. Training of staff, both registrars and inspectors, as well as raising awareness among various stakeholders is crucial for strengthening the institutional capacity and contributes to compliance. A long-term adviser from KemI will be placed in Zambia, with the aim to strengthen the project. The agreement partner is the Swedish Chemicals Agency (KemI), a supervisory authority under the Swedish Government, who work to ensure that the companies' and society's chemicals control is managed in a good way. The total budget for the proposed intervention is SEK 13,3 million. The project will run for three years, with start in June 2020. A Grant Agreement will be signed between Sida and KemI. The Grant Agreement is specifically developed by Sida for support to Swedish Authorities and has been approved by KemI’s legal department. Sida’s focal point for KemI, Thomas Alveteg, has also been involved in the process. Projektets övergripande mål är att minska riskerna för miljön och människors och djurs hälsa genom förbättrad användning av bekämpningsmedel i Zambia. Detta förväntas uppnås genom att den svenska Kemikalieinspektionen (KemI) stödjer den zambiska Kemikalieinspektionen "Zambia Environmental Management Agency" (ZEMA) i genomförandet av en ny kemikalielagstiftning i Zambia, främst genom kapacitetsutveckling av ZEMA, inklusive en långtidsexpert från KemI baserad i Zambia. Stödet inkluderar även utveckling av den zambiska lagstiftningen, till exempel inom interna operativa förfaranden, en samordningsmekanism mellan ansvariga ministerier / byråer / andra relevanta intressenter samt riktlinjer för genomförandet av lagstiftningen. Utbildning av personal, både registrerare och inspektörer, kommer att genomföras av KemI, som även kommer att jobba för att öka medvetenheten hos olika intressenter så som företag inom kemikaliesektorn. Sidas avtalspartner är den svenska Kemikalieinspektionen (KemI), en central tillsynsmyndighet under Miljödepartementet med ansvar för ärenden och samordning av bland annat kemiska produkter. Den totala budgeten för insatsen är 13,3 miljoner SEK. Projektet kommer att pågå i tre år, med start i juni 2020. Ett avtal kommer att undertecknas mellan Sida och KemI vid beslut. Avtalet är särskilt utvecklat av Sida för stöd till svenska myndigheter och har även godkänts av KemIs juridiska avdelning. Sidas kontaktperson för KemI, Thomas Alveteg, har också varit involverad i processen. The overall objective of the proposed collaboration is to contribute to increased institutional capacity and better practices for the management of pesticides to safeguard human health and the environment. The following outcomes are envisaged from the collaboration: 1. A revised registration process for pesticides in Zambia to support registration of efficacious products that will not cause unacceptable harm to human health and the environment is established and the capacity of ZEMA staff and other relevant institutions has increased. 2. ZEMA’s management of highly hazardous pesticides has improved. 3. An IT system for registration of pesticides is established and the information on ZEMA’s website is further developed. Sweden Kemikalieinspektionen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kemikalieinspektionen 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 1878000 2840000 2360000 2900000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 860000 0 0 1340000 1878000 1500000 0 0 -0.0000000001 0 0 1400000 1500000 1500000 0 9978000 Kemikalieinspektionen 1878000 Kemikalieinspektionen 1340000 Kemikalieinspektionen 1500000 Kemikalieinspektionen 860000 Kemikalieinspektionen 1500000 Kemikalieinspektionen 1500000 Kemikalieinspektionen 1400000 Kemikalieinspektionen Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Stärkt kapacitet i offentliga institutioner, inklusive kapacitet att mobilisera ytterligare aktörer och resurser för hållbar utveckling. Stärkt kapacitet i offentliga institutioner, inklusive kapacitet att mobilisera ytterligare aktörer och resurser för hållbar utveckling. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13038-13038A0102 Sweden The proposed intervention aims at reducing the risks to human and animal health and the environment from the use of pesticides by supporting the implementation of new and subsidiary chemicals legislation in Zambia. This will be achieved through the development of institutional capacity of the Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) to ensure that the population and the environment is not harmed by building a robust authorization scheme. To support this, new and amended subsidiary legislation and certain administrative tools need to be developed such as internal standard operating procedures, a coordination mechanism between responsible ministries/agencies/other relevant stakeholders and guidelines for implementation of the legislation. Training of staff, both registrars and inspectors, as well as raising awareness among various stakeholders is crucial for strengthening the institutional capacity and contributes to compliance. A long-term adviser from KemI will be placed in Zambia, with the aim to strengthen the project. The agreement partner is the Swedish Chemicals Agency (KemI), a supervisory authority under the Swedish Government, who work to ensure that the companies' and society's chemicals control is managed in a good way. The total budget for the proposed intervention is SEK 13,3 million. The project will run for three years, with start in June 2020. A Grant Agreement will be signed between Sida and KemI. The Grant Agreement is specifically developed by Sida for support to Swedish Authorities and has been approved by KemI’s legal department. Sida’s focal point for KemI, Thomas Alveteg, has also been involved in the process. Projektets övergripande mål är att minska riskerna för miljön och människors och djurs hälsa genom förbättrad användning av bekämpningsmedel i Zambia. Detta förväntas uppnås genom att den svenska Kemikalieinspektionen (KemI) stödjer den zambiska Kemikalieinspektionen "Zambia Environmental Management Agency" (ZEMA) i genomförandet av en ny kemikalielagstiftning i Zambia, främst genom kapacitetsutveckling av ZEMA, inklusive en långtidsexpert från KemI baserad i Zambia. Stödet inkluderar även utveckling av den zambiska lagstiftningen, till exempel inom interna operativa förfaranden, en samordningsmekanism mellan ansvariga ministerier / byråer / andra relevanta intressenter samt riktlinjer för genomförandet av lagstiftningen. Utbildning av personal, både registrerare och inspektörer, kommer att genomföras av KemI, som även kommer att jobba för att öka medvetenheten hos olika intressenter så som företag inom kemikaliesektorn. Sidas avtalspartner är den svenska Kemikalieinspektionen (KemI), en central tillsynsmyndighet under Miljödepartementet med ansvar för ärenden och samordning av bland annat kemiska produkter. Den totala budgeten för insatsen är 13,3 miljoner SEK. Projektet kommer att pågå i tre år, med start i juni 2020. Ett avtal kommer att undertecknas mellan Sida och KemI vid beslut. Avtalet är särskilt utvecklat av Sida för stöd till svenska myndigheter och har även godkänts av KemIs juridiska avdelning. Sidas kontaktperson för KemI, Thomas Alveteg, har också varit involverad i processen. The overall objective of the proposed collaboration is to contribute to increased institutional capacity and better practices for the management of pesticides to safeguard human health and the environment. The following outcomes are envisaged from the collaboration: 1. A revised registration process for pesticides in Zambia to support registration of efficacious products that will not cause unacceptable harm to human health and the environment is established and the capacity of ZEMA staff and other relevant institutions has increased. 2. ZEMA’s management of highly hazardous pesticides has improved. 3. An IT system for registration of pesticides is established and the information on ZEMA’s website is further developed. Sweden Kemikalieinspektionen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cowater International Sweden AB 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 777912 0 0 0 214932 562980 0 0 777912 Cowater International Sweden AB 214932 Cowater International Sweden AB 562979.85 Cowater International Sweden AB Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Stärkt kapacitet i offentliga institutioner, inklusive kapacitet att mobilisera ytterligare aktörer och resurser för hållbar utveckling. Stärkt kapacitet i offentliga institutioner, inklusive kapacitet att mobilisera ytterligare aktörer och resurser för hållbar utveckling. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, ökad hållbar produktivitet och produktion i jordbruket, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13038-13038A0103 Sweden The proposed intervention aims at reducing the risks to human and animal health and the environment from the use of pesticides by supporting the implementation of new and subsidiary chemicals legislation in Zambia. This will be achieved through the development of institutional capacity of the Zambia Environmental Management Agency (ZEMA) to ensure that the population and the environment is not harmed by building a robust authorization scheme. To support this, new and amended subsidiary legislation and certain administrative tools need to be developed such as internal standard operating procedures, a coordination mechanism between responsible ministries/agencies/other relevant stakeholders and guidelines for implementation of the legislation. Training of staff, both registrars and inspectors, as well as raising awareness among various stakeholders is crucial for strengthening the institutional capacity and contributes to compliance. A long-term adviser from KemI will be placed in Zambia, with the aim to strengthen the project. The agreement partner is the Swedish Chemicals Agency (KemI), a supervisory authority under the Swedish Government, who work to ensure that the companies' and society's chemicals control is managed in a good way. The total budget for the proposed intervention is SEK 13,3 million. The project will run for three years, with start in June 2020. A Grant Agreement will be signed between Sida and KemI. The Grant Agreement is specifically developed by Sida for support to Swedish Authorities and has been approved by KemI’s legal department. Sida’s focal point for KemI, Thomas Alveteg, has also been involved in the process. Projektets övergripande mål är att minska riskerna för miljön och människors och djurs hälsa genom förbättrad användning av bekämpningsmedel i Zambia. Detta förväntas uppnås genom att den svenska Kemikalieinspektionen (KemI) stödjer den zambiska Kemikalieinspektionen "Zambia Environmental Management Agency" (ZEMA) i genomförandet av en ny kemikalielagstiftning i Zambia, främst genom kapacitetsutveckling av ZEMA, inklusive en långtidsexpert från KemI baserad i Zambia. Stödet inkluderar även utveckling av den zambiska lagstiftningen, till exempel inom interna operativa förfaranden, en samordningsmekanism mellan ansvariga ministerier / byråer / andra relevanta intressenter samt riktlinjer för genomförandet av lagstiftningen. Utbildning av personal, både registrerare och inspektörer, kommer att genomföras av KemI, som även kommer att jobba för att öka medvetenheten hos olika intressenter så som företag inom kemikaliesektorn. Sidas avtalspartner är den svenska Kemikalieinspektionen (KemI), en central tillsynsmyndighet under Miljödepartementet med ansvar för ärenden och samordning av bland annat kemiska produkter. Den totala budgeten för insatsen är 13,3 miljoner SEK. Projektet kommer att pågå i tre år, med start i juni 2020. Ett avtal kommer att undertecknas mellan Sida och KemI vid beslut. Avtalet är särskilt utvecklat av Sida för stöd till svenska myndigheter och har även godkänts av KemIs juridiska avdelning. Sidas kontaktperson för KemI, Thomas Alveteg, har också varit involverad i processen. The overall objective of the proposed collaboration is to contribute to increased institutional capacity and better practices for the management of pesticides to safeguard human health and the environment. The following outcomes are envisaged from the collaboration: 1. A revised registration process for pesticides in Zambia to support registration of efficacious products that will not cause unacceptable harm to human health and the environment is established and the capacity of ZEMA staff and other relevant institutions has increased. 2. ZEMA’s management of highly hazardous pesticides has improved. 3. An IT system for registration of pesticides is established and the information on ZEMA’s website is further developed. Sweden Kemikalieinspektionen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kemikalieinspektionen 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1522000 -707440 0 0 0 1522000 -707440 814560 Kemikalieinspektionen 1522000 Kemikalieinspektionen -707440 Kemikalieinspektionen Zambia 2024-2028 Zambia 2024-2028 Strengthened management and sustainable use of natural resources and ecosystems, including biodiversity Stärkt förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystem, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13183 Sweden The African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) is a leading premier capacity building institution in the advancement of research and training to inform economic policies in Sub-Saharan Africa. Over the last three decades, the AERC has implemented capacity building programmes through a synergetic programme combining economic research with postgraduate training in economics, supported by an interactive communications and policy outreach programme. The AERC 2020–2025 Strategic Plan overall goal is to: contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan African economies through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The two end-of-strategy outcomes are: - Improved cooperation and information sharing on economic policy across Africa; and - Improved proactive policy engagement and outreach. The AERC has three primary components: research, training and policy outreach. The organization integrates economic policy research, postgraduate training and policy outreach within a network of researchers, universities and policy makers in Africa and worldwide. The AERC 2020-2025 Strategic Plan adopts a new approach with an overall strategic goal of capacity building for policy influence that takes a broader perspective, moving from an objectives-based approach to a theme-based approach and focusing on outcomes and impact measurement. The plan presents new ways of engaging across the region through incubator projects for funders to consider throughout the multi-year planning period. The overall strategic objective for the planning cycle is to contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan Africa through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The AERC will focus on three key themes: i) Improving the quality of research outputs; ii) Ensuring sustainability by supporting institutional capacity of government entities, including think tanks, network universities, central banks, and research and policy institutes; and iii) Expanding influence by fostering the uptake of economic policy research, knowledge sharing and dialogue through the creation of a knowledge centre, policy advisory centre and networks. The AERC 2020-2025 strategic direction is grounded and motivated by Africa’s quest for inclusive development and poverty alleviation. The following four key aspects drive the strategic direction of the AERC in 2020-2025: 1. Protect the gains the AERC has so far made in its 30 year of capacity building. 2. Explore new avenues for sustainability of the AERC and adopt to a new and changing environment to achieve the goals. 3. Scale up capacity building and raise the quality of graduate training and support the network universities to raise their capacity to mount comprehensive graduate programmes sustainably in the future. 4. Strengthen the focus and driving force of the AERC regarding academic capacity building, institutional strengthening through economic research and graduate training in Africa and an interactive policy outreach. African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) är en ledande institution för kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom forskning och högre utbildning för att stärka den ekonomiska politiken i Afrika söder om Sahara. Under de senaste tre decennierna har AERC genomfört kapacitetsuppbyggnadsinsatser genom ett sammanhållet program som kombinerar nationalekonomisk forskning med forskarutbildning i nationalekonomi, med stöd av ett interaktivt program för kommunikation och påverkan. Det övergripande målet för AERC 2020-2025 är att bidra till ökad ekonomisk stabilitet och tillväxt i afrikanska länder söder om Sahara genom kapacitetsutveckling och forskning som stöder genomförandet av evidensbaserad ekonomisk politik. De två förväntade slutresultaten är: - Förbättrat samarbete och informationsutbyte om ekonomisk politik i hela Afrika. - Förbättrat proaktivt engagemang och politisk påverkan. AERC har tre huvudkomponenter: forskning, utbildning och politisk uppsökande verksamhet/påverkan. Organisationen integrerar ekonomisk politisk forskning, forskarutbildning och politisk påverkan genom ett nätverk av forskare, universitet och beslutsfattare i Afrika och i övriga delar av världen. Den strategiska planen för AERC 2020-2025 antar ett nytt tillvägagångssätt med ett övergripande strategiskt mål om kapacitetsuppbyggnad för politiskt inflytande som tar ett bredare grepp där man går från ett målbaserat tillvägagångssätt till ett temabaserat tillvägagångssätt och fokuserar på resultat och effektmätning. Den strategiska planen presenterar nya sätt att engagera sig över hela regionen genom inkubatorprojekt som finansiärer kan överväga under den fleråriga planeringsperioden. AERC kommer att fokusera på tre viktiga teman: i) förbättra kvaliteten på forskningsresultat; ii) säkerställa hållbarhet genom att stödja institutionell kapacitetsutveckling inom statliga organisationer, inklusive tankesmedjor, universitet, centralbanker samt forsknings- och policyinstitut. och iii) utvidga inflytandet genom att främja användandet av ekonomisk-politisk forskning, kunskapsdelning och dialog genom skapandet av ett kunskapscentrum, ett politiskt rådgivningscenter och nätverk. Den strategiska riktningen för AERC 2020-2025 grundas och motiveras av Afrikas strävan efter inkluderande utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning. Följande fyra viktiga aspekter driver AERC: s strategiska inriktning under perioden 2020--2025: 1. Säkerställa de framgångar som AERC hittills har gjort under sina 30 år avseende kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom det nationalekonomiska området. 2. Utforska nya vägar för AERC:s hållbarhet och anpassa sig till en ny och föränderlig kontext för att uppnå målen. 3. Skala upp kapacitetsuppbyggnad och höja kvaliteten på forskarutbildningen samt stödja de samarbetande universiteten att öka sin förmåga att bygga forskarutbildningar som är hållbara. 4. Stärka AERC:s fokus och mandat när det gäller akademisk kapacitetsuppbyggnad, institutionell förstärkning genom ekonomisk forskning och forskarutbildning i Afrika och en interaktiv politisk påverkan. AERCs fundamental goal is to strengthen local capacity for independent, rigorous inquiry into problems pertinent to the management of African economies, through a synergetic programme combining economic research with postgraduate training in economics, supported by an interactive communications and policy outreach programme. The AERC 20202025 Strategic Plan overall goal is to contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan African economies through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The two end-of-strategy outcomes are: - Improved cooperation and information sharing on economic policy across Africa; and - Improved proactive policy engagement and outreach. Strategic themes The AERC has adopted a new theme-based approach, focusing on outcomes and impact measurement. The 2020-2025 Strategic Themes are as follows: 1. High quality research and graduate training. 2. Achieve organizational sustainability. 3. Greater influence on economic policy. Strategic objectives The strategic objectives for the period 2020-2025 are as follows: Objective 1: Scale up inclusive capacity building in economic policy research and graduate training, to build a critical mass of economists in Sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 2: Strengthen and deepen national, regional and global linkages and partnerships for leadership in economic policy research and capacity development in Sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 3: Diversify resource and stakeholder-ship base of the AERC for long-term sustainability in capacity building in sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 4: Enhance AERCs brand visibility and policy engagement to broaden reach and impact. Motivation for each strategic objective is provided in the AERC 2020-2025 Strategic Plan, together with a set of proposed activities. IMPROVE QUALITY: Transforming the AERC capacity building model to strengthen the quality of research and training outputs At the end of the strategic period, AERC anticipates achieving the following three key outcomes whose progress will be tracked periodically against set targets: 1.1 Improved enabling environment for high-quality policy-oriented research 1.2 Improved researchers capability and dissemination capacity 1.3 Improved quality of graduate students In line with the strategic plan, the following is an update of progress made in the fiscal year 2023/2024 Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional South of Sahara, regional Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector I AERCs strategiska plan är verksamheten indelad i tre teman: för det första, att stärka kvaliteten i forskningsproduktionen och för utbildningskomponenterna; för det andra, att säkerställa verksamhetens hållbarhet, både i termer av en stark organisation, en diversifierad finansieringsbas och att deltagandet i forskning och utbildningsaktiviteter är inkluderande; för det tredje, att öka policyinflytandet genom att främja genomslag för forskning om ekonomisk politik och föra dialog i rådgivande organ och nätverk. AERC har översiktligt, enligt sammanställningar i årsrapporten, nått de flesta av de kvantitativt satta målen för område 1 (kvalitet i forskning och utbildning), även om utfallet för kvinnliga doktorander och mastersstudenter är sämre (lägre fullföljandegrad osv) än för män; fullföljandegraden av forskarutbildningarna generellt är också möjligen jämförelsevis lågt (bland annat beroende på bristande finansiering). Vad gäller område 2 (organisatorisk hållbarhet) når man de flesta av de kvantitativa målen, enligt AERCs tabeller, men det finns en del svagheter som förmodligen speglar utmaningar som AERC mött under de senaste åren: dels krympande resurser på grund av neddragningar i biståndet från många håll, dels en period av interna svårigheter/problem (bland annat chefsbyten). För område 3 (det utåtriktade arbetet) pekar indikatorerna å ena sidan på att man nått ut som tänkt; man refererar bland annat till nedladdningar av nyhetsbrev, genomförda policy workshops osv, vilket förstås är ett uttryck för att forskarna i AERCs nätverk har inflytande och kontakter med aktörer som har nytta av forskningsrönen. Samtidigt är det är en uppförsbacke för nästan all samhällsrelevant forskning att ha inflytande på den politik som förs: politiken är ofta selektiv vad gäller evidens. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13183-13183A0101 Sweden The African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) is a leading premier capacity building institution in the advancement of research and training to inform economic policies in Sub-Saharan Africa. Over the last three decades, the AERC has implemented capacity building programmes through a synergetic programme combining economic research with postgraduate training in economics, supported by an interactive communications and policy outreach programme. The AERC 2020–2025 Strategic Plan overall goal is to: contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan African economies through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The two end-of-strategy outcomes are: - Improved cooperation and information sharing on economic policy across Africa; and - Improved proactive policy engagement and outreach. The AERC has three primary components: research, training and policy outreach. The organization integrates economic policy research, postgraduate training and policy outreach within a network of researchers, universities and policy makers in Africa and worldwide. The AERC 2020-2025 Strategic Plan adopts a new approach with an overall strategic goal of capacity building for policy influence that takes a broader perspective, moving from an objectives-based approach to a theme-based approach and focusing on outcomes and impact measurement. The plan presents new ways of engaging across the region through incubator projects for funders to consider throughout the multi-year planning period. The overall strategic objective for the planning cycle is to contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan Africa through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The AERC will focus on three key themes: i) Improving the quality of research outputs; ii) Ensuring sustainability by supporting institutional capacity of government entities, including think tanks, network universities, central banks, and research and policy institutes; and iii) Expanding influence by fostering the uptake of economic policy research, knowledge sharing and dialogue through the creation of a knowledge centre, policy advisory centre and networks. The AERC 2020-2025 strategic direction is grounded and motivated by Africa’s quest for inclusive development and poverty alleviation. The following four key aspects drive the strategic direction of the AERC in 2020-2025: 1. Protect the gains the AERC has so far made in its 30 year of capacity building. 2. Explore new avenues for sustainability of the AERC and adopt to a new and changing environment to achieve the goals. 3. Scale up capacity building and raise the quality of graduate training and support the network universities to raise their capacity to mount comprehensive graduate programmes sustainably in the future. 4. Strengthen the focus and driving force of the AERC regarding academic capacity building, institutional strengthening through economic research and graduate training in Africa and an interactive policy outreach. African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) är en ledande institution för kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom forskning och högre utbildning för att stärka den ekonomiska politiken i Afrika söder om Sahara. Under de senaste tre decennierna har AERC genomfört kapacitetsuppbyggnadsinsatser genom ett sammanhållet program som kombinerar nationalekonomisk forskning med forskarutbildning i nationalekonomi, med stöd av ett interaktivt program för kommunikation och påverkan. Det övergripande målet för AERC 2020-2025 är att bidra till ökad ekonomisk stabilitet och tillväxt i afrikanska länder söder om Sahara genom kapacitetsutveckling och forskning som stöder genomförandet av evidensbaserad ekonomisk politik. De två förväntade slutresultaten är: - Förbättrat samarbete och informationsutbyte om ekonomisk politik i hela Afrika. - Förbättrat proaktivt engagemang och politisk påverkan. AERC har tre huvudkomponenter: forskning, utbildning och politisk uppsökande verksamhet/påverkan. Organisationen integrerar ekonomisk politisk forskning, forskarutbildning och politisk påverkan genom ett nätverk av forskare, universitet och beslutsfattare i Afrika och i övriga delar av världen. Den strategiska planen för AERC 2020-2025 antar ett nytt tillvägagångssätt med ett övergripande strategiskt mål om kapacitetsuppbyggnad för politiskt inflytande som tar ett bredare grepp där man går från ett målbaserat tillvägagångssätt till ett temabaserat tillvägagångssätt och fokuserar på resultat och effektmätning. Den strategiska planen presenterar nya sätt att engagera sig över hela regionen genom inkubatorprojekt som finansiärer kan överväga under den fleråriga planeringsperioden. AERC kommer att fokusera på tre viktiga teman: i) förbättra kvaliteten på forskningsresultat; ii) säkerställa hållbarhet genom att stödja institutionell kapacitetsutveckling inom statliga organisationer, inklusive tankesmedjor, universitet, centralbanker samt forsknings- och policyinstitut. och iii) utvidga inflytandet genom att främja användandet av ekonomisk-politisk forskning, kunskapsdelning och dialog genom skapandet av ett kunskapscentrum, ett politiskt rådgivningscenter och nätverk. Den strategiska riktningen för AERC 2020-2025 grundas och motiveras av Afrikas strävan efter inkluderande utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning. Följande fyra viktiga aspekter driver AERC: s strategiska inriktning under perioden 2020--2025: 1. Säkerställa de framgångar som AERC hittills har gjort under sina 30 år avseende kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom det nationalekonomiska området. 2. Utforska nya vägar för AERC:s hållbarhet och anpassa sig till en ny och föränderlig kontext för att uppnå målen. 3. Skala upp kapacitetsuppbyggnad och höja kvaliteten på forskarutbildningen samt stödja de samarbetande universiteten att öka sin förmåga att bygga forskarutbildningar som är hållbara. 4. Stärka AERC:s fokus och mandat när det gäller akademisk kapacitetsuppbyggnad, institutionell förstärkning genom ekonomisk forskning och forskarutbildning i Afrika och en interaktiv politisk påverkan. AERCs fundamental goal is to strengthen local capacity for independent, rigorous inquiry into problems pertinent to the management of African economies, through a synergetic programme combining economic research with postgraduate training in economics, supported by an interactive communications and policy outreach programme. The AERC 20202025 Strategic Plan overall goal is to contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan African economies through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The two end-of-strategy outcomes are: - Improved cooperation and information sharing on economic policy across Africa; and - Improved proactive policy engagement and outreach. Strategic themes The AERC has adopted a new theme-based approach, focusing on outcomes and impact measurement. The 2020-2025 Strategic Themes are as follows: 1. High quality research and graduate training. 2. Achieve organizational sustainability. 3. Greater influence on economic policy. Strategic objectives The strategic objectives for the period 2020-2025 are as follows: Objective 1: Scale up inclusive capacity building in economic policy research and graduate training, to build a critical mass of economists in Sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 2: Strengthen and deepen national, regional and global linkages and partnerships for leadership in economic policy research and capacity development in Sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 3: Diversify resource and stakeholder-ship base of the AERC for long-term sustainability in capacity building in sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 4: Enhance AERCs brand visibility and policy engagement to broaden reach and impact. Motivation for each strategic objective is provided in the AERC 2020-2025 Strategic Plan, together with a set of proposed activities. IMPROVE QUALITY: Transforming the AERC capacity building model to strengthen the quality of research and training outputs At the end of the strategic period, AERC anticipates achieving the following three key outcomes whose progress will be tracked periodically against set targets: 1.1 Improved enabling environment for high-quality policy-oriented research 1.2 Improved researchers capability and dissemination capacity 1.3 Improved quality of graduate students In line with the strategic plan, the following is an update of progress made in the fiscal year 2023/2024 Sweden AERC/African Economic Research Consortium Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AERC/African Economic Research Consortium 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 4.3 - By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university. 4.3 - Senast 2030 säkerställa alla kvinnor och män lika tillgång till yrkesutbildning och eftergymnasial utbildning, inklusive högskoleutbildning, av god kvalitet till en överkomlig kostnad. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 14500000 9000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6000000 9000000 0 0 0 0 0 8500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23500000 AERC/African Economic Research Consortium 6000000 AERC/African Economic Research Consortium 8500000 AERC/African Economic Research Consortium 9000000 AERC/African Economic Research Consortium Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 Strengthened conditions and capacity among national and regional research actors to participate in international research and research dialogue Stärkta förutsättningar och stärkt förmåga hos nationella och regionala forskningsaktörer att delta i internationell forskning och forskningsdialog Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13183-13183A0102 Sweden The African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) is a leading premier capacity building institution in the advancement of research and training to inform economic policies in Sub-Saharan Africa. Over the last three decades, the AERC has implemented capacity building programmes through a synergetic programme combining economic research with postgraduate training in economics, supported by an interactive communications and policy outreach programme. The AERC 2020–2025 Strategic Plan overall goal is to: contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan African economies through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The two end-of-strategy outcomes are: - Improved cooperation and information sharing on economic policy across Africa; and - Improved proactive policy engagement and outreach. The AERC has three primary components: research, training and policy outreach. The organization integrates economic policy research, postgraduate training and policy outreach within a network of researchers, universities and policy makers in Africa and worldwide. The AERC 2020-2025 Strategic Plan adopts a new approach with an overall strategic goal of capacity building for policy influence that takes a broader perspective, moving from an objectives-based approach to a theme-based approach and focusing on outcomes and impact measurement. The plan presents new ways of engaging across the region through incubator projects for funders to consider throughout the multi-year planning period. The overall strategic objective for the planning cycle is to contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan Africa through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The AERC will focus on three key themes: i) Improving the quality of research outputs; ii) Ensuring sustainability by supporting institutional capacity of government entities, including think tanks, network universities, central banks, and research and policy institutes; and iii) Expanding influence by fostering the uptake of economic policy research, knowledge sharing and dialogue through the creation of a knowledge centre, policy advisory centre and networks. The AERC 2020-2025 strategic direction is grounded and motivated by Africa’s quest for inclusive development and poverty alleviation. The following four key aspects drive the strategic direction of the AERC in 2020-2025: 1. Protect the gains the AERC has so far made in its 30 year of capacity building. 2. Explore new avenues for sustainability of the AERC and adopt to a new and changing environment to achieve the goals. 3. Scale up capacity building and raise the quality of graduate training and support the network universities to raise their capacity to mount comprehensive graduate programmes sustainably in the future. 4. Strengthen the focus and driving force of the AERC regarding academic capacity building, institutional strengthening through economic research and graduate training in Africa and an interactive policy outreach. African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) är en ledande institution för kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom forskning och högre utbildning för att stärka den ekonomiska politiken i Afrika söder om Sahara. Under de senaste tre decennierna har AERC genomfört kapacitetsuppbyggnadsinsatser genom ett sammanhållet program som kombinerar nationalekonomisk forskning med forskarutbildning i nationalekonomi, med stöd av ett interaktivt program för kommunikation och påverkan. Det övergripande målet för AERC 2020-2025 är att bidra till ökad ekonomisk stabilitet och tillväxt i afrikanska länder söder om Sahara genom kapacitetsutveckling och forskning som stöder genomförandet av evidensbaserad ekonomisk politik. De två förväntade slutresultaten är: - Förbättrat samarbete och informationsutbyte om ekonomisk politik i hela Afrika. - Förbättrat proaktivt engagemang och politisk påverkan. AERC har tre huvudkomponenter: forskning, utbildning och politisk uppsökande verksamhet/påverkan. Organisationen integrerar ekonomisk politisk forskning, forskarutbildning och politisk påverkan genom ett nätverk av forskare, universitet och beslutsfattare i Afrika och i övriga delar av världen. Den strategiska planen för AERC 2020-2025 antar ett nytt tillvägagångssätt med ett övergripande strategiskt mål om kapacitetsuppbyggnad för politiskt inflytande som tar ett bredare grepp där man går från ett målbaserat tillvägagångssätt till ett temabaserat tillvägagångssätt och fokuserar på resultat och effektmätning. Den strategiska planen presenterar nya sätt att engagera sig över hela regionen genom inkubatorprojekt som finansiärer kan överväga under den fleråriga planeringsperioden. AERC kommer att fokusera på tre viktiga teman: i) förbättra kvaliteten på forskningsresultat; ii) säkerställa hållbarhet genom att stödja institutionell kapacitetsutveckling inom statliga organisationer, inklusive tankesmedjor, universitet, centralbanker samt forsknings- och policyinstitut. och iii) utvidga inflytandet genom att främja användandet av ekonomisk-politisk forskning, kunskapsdelning och dialog genom skapandet av ett kunskapscentrum, ett politiskt rådgivningscenter och nätverk. Den strategiska riktningen för AERC 2020-2025 grundas och motiveras av Afrikas strävan efter inkluderande utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning. Följande fyra viktiga aspekter driver AERC: s strategiska inriktning under perioden 2020--2025: 1. Säkerställa de framgångar som AERC hittills har gjort under sina 30 år avseende kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom det nationalekonomiska området. 2. Utforska nya vägar för AERC:s hållbarhet och anpassa sig till en ny och föränderlig kontext för att uppnå målen. 3. Skala upp kapacitetsuppbyggnad och höja kvaliteten på forskarutbildningen samt stödja de samarbetande universiteten att öka sin förmåga att bygga forskarutbildningar som är hållbara. 4. Stärka AERC:s fokus och mandat när det gäller akademisk kapacitetsuppbyggnad, institutionell förstärkning genom ekonomisk forskning och forskarutbildning i Afrika och en interaktiv politisk påverkan. AERCs fundamental goal is to strengthen local capacity for independent, rigorous inquiry into problems pertinent to the management of African economies, through a synergetic programme combining economic research with postgraduate training in economics, supported by an interactive communications and policy outreach programme. The AERC 20202025 Strategic Plan overall goal is to contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan African economies through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The two end-of-strategy outcomes are: - Improved cooperation and information sharing on economic policy across Africa; and - Improved proactive policy engagement and outreach. Strategic themes The AERC has adopted a new theme-based approach, focusing on outcomes and impact measurement. The 2020-2025 Strategic Themes are as follows: 1. High quality research and graduate training. 2. Achieve organizational sustainability. 3. Greater influence on economic policy. Strategic objectives The strategic objectives for the period 2020-2025 are as follows: Objective 1: Scale up inclusive capacity building in economic policy research and graduate training, to build a critical mass of economists in Sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 2: Strengthen and deepen national, regional and global linkages and partnerships for leadership in economic policy research and capacity development in Sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 3: Diversify resource and stakeholder-ship base of the AERC for long-term sustainability in capacity building in sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 4: Enhance AERCs brand visibility and policy engagement to broaden reach and impact. Motivation for each strategic objective is provided in the AERC 2020-2025 Strategic Plan, together with a set of proposed activities. IMPROVE QUALITY: Transforming the AERC capacity building model to strengthen the quality of research and training outputs At the end of the strategic period, AERC anticipates achieving the following three key outcomes whose progress will be tracked periodically against set targets: 1.1 Improved enabling environment for high-quality policy-oriented research 1.2 Improved researchers capability and dissemination capacity 1.3 Improved quality of graduate students In line with the strategic plan, the following is an update of progress made in the fiscal year 2023/2024 Sweden AERC/African Economic Research Consortium Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AERC/African Economic Research Consortium 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 4.3 - Senast 2030 säkerställa alla kvinnor och män lika tillgång till yrkesutbildning och eftergymnasial utbildning, inklusive högskoleutbildning, av god kvalitet till en överkomlig kostnad. 4.3 - By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7500000 7500000 4000000 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 0 3500000 3500000 15000000 AERC/African Economic Research Consortium 4000000 AERC/African Economic Research Consortium 3500000 AERC/African Economic Research Consortium 4000000 AERC/African Economic Research Consortium 3500000 AERC/African Economic Research Consortium Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13183-13183A0201 Sweden The African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) is a leading premier capacity building institution in the advancement of research and training to inform economic policies in Sub-Saharan Africa. Over the last three decades, the AERC has implemented capacity building programmes through a synergetic programme combining economic research with postgraduate training in economics, supported by an interactive communications and policy outreach programme. The AERC 2020–2025 Strategic Plan overall goal is to: contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan African economies through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The two end-of-strategy outcomes are: - Improved cooperation and information sharing on economic policy across Africa; and - Improved proactive policy engagement and outreach. The AERC has three primary components: research, training and policy outreach. The organization integrates economic policy research, postgraduate training and policy outreach within a network of researchers, universities and policy makers in Africa and worldwide. The AERC 2020-2025 Strategic Plan adopts a new approach with an overall strategic goal of capacity building for policy influence that takes a broader perspective, moving from an objectives-based approach to a theme-based approach and focusing on outcomes and impact measurement. The plan presents new ways of engaging across the region through incubator projects for funders to consider throughout the multi-year planning period. The overall strategic objective for the planning cycle is to contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan Africa through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The AERC will focus on three key themes: i) Improving the quality of research outputs; ii) Ensuring sustainability by supporting institutional capacity of government entities, including think tanks, network universities, central banks, and research and policy institutes; and iii) Expanding influence by fostering the uptake of economic policy research, knowledge sharing and dialogue through the creation of a knowledge centre, policy advisory centre and networks. The AERC 2020-2025 strategic direction is grounded and motivated by Africa’s quest for inclusive development and poverty alleviation. The following four key aspects drive the strategic direction of the AERC in 2020-2025: 1. Protect the gains the AERC has so far made in its 30 year of capacity building. 2. Explore new avenues for sustainability of the AERC and adopt to a new and changing environment to achieve the goals. 3. Scale up capacity building and raise the quality of graduate training and support the network universities to raise their capacity to mount comprehensive graduate programmes sustainably in the future. 4. Strengthen the focus and driving force of the AERC regarding academic capacity building, institutional strengthening through economic research and graduate training in Africa and an interactive policy outreach. African Economic Research Consortium (AERC) är en ledande institution för kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom forskning och högre utbildning för att stärka den ekonomiska politiken i Afrika söder om Sahara. Under de senaste tre decennierna har AERC genomfört kapacitetsuppbyggnadsinsatser genom ett sammanhållet program som kombinerar nationalekonomisk forskning med forskarutbildning i nationalekonomi, med stöd av ett interaktivt program för kommunikation och påverkan. Det övergripande målet för AERC 2020-2025 är att bidra till ökad ekonomisk stabilitet och tillväxt i afrikanska länder söder om Sahara genom kapacitetsutveckling och forskning som stöder genomförandet av evidensbaserad ekonomisk politik. De två förväntade slutresultaten är: - Förbättrat samarbete och informationsutbyte om ekonomisk politik i hela Afrika. - Förbättrat proaktivt engagemang och politisk påverkan. AERC har tre huvudkomponenter: forskning, utbildning och politisk uppsökande verksamhet/påverkan. Organisationen integrerar ekonomisk politisk forskning, forskarutbildning och politisk påverkan genom ett nätverk av forskare, universitet och beslutsfattare i Afrika och i övriga delar av världen. Den strategiska planen för AERC 2020-2025 antar ett nytt tillvägagångssätt med ett övergripande strategiskt mål om kapacitetsuppbyggnad för politiskt inflytande som tar ett bredare grepp där man går från ett målbaserat tillvägagångssätt till ett temabaserat tillvägagångssätt och fokuserar på resultat och effektmätning. Den strategiska planen presenterar nya sätt att engagera sig över hela regionen genom inkubatorprojekt som finansiärer kan överväga under den fleråriga planeringsperioden. AERC kommer att fokusera på tre viktiga teman: i) förbättra kvaliteten på forskningsresultat; ii) säkerställa hållbarhet genom att stödja institutionell kapacitetsutveckling inom statliga organisationer, inklusive tankesmedjor, universitet, centralbanker samt forsknings- och policyinstitut. och iii) utvidga inflytandet genom att främja användandet av ekonomisk-politisk forskning, kunskapsdelning och dialog genom skapandet av ett kunskapscentrum, ett politiskt rådgivningscenter och nätverk. Den strategiska riktningen för AERC 2020-2025 grundas och motiveras av Afrikas strävan efter inkluderande utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning. Följande fyra viktiga aspekter driver AERC: s strategiska inriktning under perioden 2020--2025: 1. Säkerställa de framgångar som AERC hittills har gjort under sina 30 år avseende kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom det nationalekonomiska området. 2. Utforska nya vägar för AERC:s hållbarhet och anpassa sig till en ny och föränderlig kontext för att uppnå målen. 3. Skala upp kapacitetsuppbyggnad och höja kvaliteten på forskarutbildningen samt stödja de samarbetande universiteten att öka sin förmåga att bygga forskarutbildningar som är hållbara. 4. Stärka AERC:s fokus och mandat när det gäller akademisk kapacitetsuppbyggnad, institutionell förstärkning genom ekonomisk forskning och forskarutbildning i Afrika och en interaktiv politisk påverkan. AERCs fundamental goal is to strengthen local capacity for independent, rigorous inquiry into problems pertinent to the management of African economies, through a synergetic programme combining economic research with postgraduate training in economics, supported by an interactive communications and policy outreach programme. The AERC 20202025 Strategic Plan overall goal is to contribute to greater economic stability and growth in sub-Saharan African economies through capacity development and research output that will support the implementation of evidence-based economic policy. The two end-of-strategy outcomes are: - Improved cooperation and information sharing on economic policy across Africa; and - Improved proactive policy engagement and outreach. Strategic themes The AERC has adopted a new theme-based approach, focusing on outcomes and impact measurement. The 2020-2025 Strategic Themes are as follows: 1. High quality research and graduate training. 2. Achieve organizational sustainability. 3. Greater influence on economic policy. Strategic objectives The strategic objectives for the period 2020-2025 are as follows: Objective 1: Scale up inclusive capacity building in economic policy research and graduate training, to build a critical mass of economists in Sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 2: Strengthen and deepen national, regional and global linkages and partnerships for leadership in economic policy research and capacity development in Sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 3: Diversify resource and stakeholder-ship base of the AERC for long-term sustainability in capacity building in sub-Saharan Africa. Objective 4: Enhance AERCs brand visibility and policy engagement to broaden reach and impact. Motivation for each strategic objective is provided in the AERC 2020-2025 Strategic Plan, together with a set of proposed activities. IMPROVE QUALITY: Transforming the AERC capacity building model to strengthen the quality of research and training outputs At the end of the strategic period, AERC anticipates achieving the following three key outcomes whose progress will be tracked periodically against set targets: 1.1 Improved enabling environment for high-quality policy-oriented research 1.2 Improved researchers capability and dissemination capacity 1.3 Improved quality of graduate students In line with the strategic plan, the following is an update of progress made in the fiscal year 2023/2024 Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Cowater International Sweden AB 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 4.3 - By 2030, ensure equal access for all women and men to affordable and quality technical, vocational and tertiary education, including university. 4.3 - Senast 2030 säkerställa alla kvinnor och män lika tillgång till yrkesutbildning och eftergymnasial utbildning, inklusive högskoleutbildning, av god kvalitet till en överkomlig kostnad. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 556620 194833 136300 229125 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 229125 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 556620 194833 136300 0 0 1116878 Cowater International Sweden AB 556620.2 Cowater International Sweden AB 194832.5 Cowater International Sweden AB 136300 Cowater International Sweden AB 229125 Cowater International Sweden AB Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13301 Sweden Integration of environment and climate in all development cooperation ensures a more sustainable development. Sida has therefore established several tools to support integration of environment in the development cooperation. Sida's environment helpdesk is one such function. The purpose of this contribution is therefore to strengthen the integration of environment&climate in Sida's contributions, through the support from the environment helpdesk. Integrering av miljö&klimat i allt utvecklingssamarbete som Sidas stödjer bidrar till en mer hållbar utveckling. Sida har därför upprättat flertalet metod- och stödfunktioner för att stödja miljöintegreringen i utvecklingssamarbetet. Sidas miljöhelpdesk är en viktig sådan stödfunktion. Syftet med denna insats är därmed att, genom stöd från miljöhelpdesken, stärka integreringen och genomslaget av miljö&klimat i Sidas insatser. Integrering av miljö och klimat i allt utvecklingssamarbete som Sidas stödjer bidrar till en mer hållbar utveckling. Sida har därför upprättat flertalet metod- och stödfunktioner för att stödja miljöintegreringen i utvecklingssamarbetet. Sidas miljöhelpdesk är en viktig sådan stödfunktion. Syftet med denna insats är därmed att, genom stöd från miljöhelpdesken, stärka integreringen och genomslaget av miljö och klimat i Sidas insatser. En planerad budget för helpdeskfunktionen har upprättats, baserad på en bedömning av efterfrågan, men inga specifika mål har angetts om ett visst antal uppdrag eller ett visst antal arbetstimmar. Detta eftersom stödet som helpdesken ger inom insatsen helt och hållet är efterfrågestyrt. Rådgivningen till Sida är indelad i följande nio kategorier: 1) Projekt och program 2) Land-, regionala- och tematiska strategier 3) Internationella processer 4) Tematiska analyser 5) Metodutveckling 6) Kapacitetsutveckling 7) Informationsmaterial 8) Facilitering och dialogstöd 9) Lärande Sida kommer kontinuerligt följa upp genomförandet för att säkerställa kvaliteten och nyttan för verksamheten, så att målet med stärkt miljöintegrering uppnås. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Environmental policy and administrative management Administrative Costs of Donors General Environment Protection Helpdesken är en stödfunktion för Sidas personal och partners. Miljöhelpdeskens arbete är enbart efterfrågestyrt och svarar upp mot de beställningar som kommer från Sida. Uppnådda resultat är därmed de leveranser de gör på beställningar. Då helpdeskens uppdrag är brett inom miljö och klimat så är insatsens resultat relevanta för samtliga mål inom strategin för globala miljösamarbeten 2022-2026. Ackumulerat under året utförde Helpdesken 153 nya uppdrag, motsvarande 5 997 timmar. Den allmänna efterfrågan på helpeskens tjänster minskade något under 2024 jämfört med 2023, både vad gäller antalet "nya" förfrågningar och "antal arbetade timmar". Det har antagits av Helpdesken att den lägre efterfrågan är relaterad till omorganisationen på Sida under 2024 och specifikt kopplad till den senare delen av året. Exempel på genomförda uppdrag 2025 2025-053. Kartläggning av globala aktörer inom vattenområdet Syfte: (GLOBAL/KLIMAT) begärde tillsammans med andra kollegor att Helpdesken skulle genomföra en kartläggning i syfte att identifiera potentiellt relevanta aktörer att samarbeta med när det gäller vattenresurser, WASH och andra relaterade strategiska prioriteringar för Sida. Ett krav var att kartläggningen skulle omfatta organisationer med ett globalt eller flerländersperspektiv. Rent regionala och/eller nationella aktörer ingick inte i uppdraget. Resultat/Slutsatser: Kartläggningen, som genomfördes som en skrivbordsstudie, resulterade i två leveranser: Ett Excel-ark som omfattade 68 aktörer där aspekter såsom potential för klimatanpassning och klimatbegränsning, engagemang från den privata sektorn, mobilisering av kapital etc. ingick. Baserat på denna bredare kartläggning tog Helpdesk fram en kortare rapport där 11 aktörer lyftes fram som kunde vara av särskilt intresse för Sida. 2025-088. NDC-partnerskapet Syfte: (GLOBAL/KLIMAT) bad Helpdesken att bistå Sida med att granska de dokument som NDC-partnerskapet tagit fram under året. Dokumenten omfattade riskmatrisen, planen för övervakning och utvärdering (M&E) samt därefter M&E-ramverket. Resultat/slutsatser: Helpdesken konstaterar att NDCP var lyhörd för förslag och att den senaste versionen av M&E-ramverksdokumentet var väl utarbetat, tydligt och i enlighet med gängse praxis för resultatbaserad förvaltning. Helpdesken rekommenderar att: NDCP definierar vissa av M&E-begreppen och -metoderna för att förbättra informationens användbarhet och göra jämförelser (mellan länder och/eller år) mer genomförbara och relevanta; att partnernas självbedömning kan valideras i de externa utvärderingarna efter halva tiden och i slutet; och att NDCP reflekterar över M&E-ramverkets användbarhet och lämplighet när det väl har testats (till exempel i MTR). 2025-036. Klimat och sårbarhetsanalys Syfte: (RESULTAT/TEMA1) bad Helpdesk att ta fram en analys av klimatrelaterad sårbarhet i de regioner där Sida är verksamt. Genom en genomgång av befintlig forskningslitteratur och grå litteratur har en rapport på svenska tagits fram, där klimat- och sårbarhetsrisker kopplade till Sidas verksamhet samt de förväntade utmaningarna i regionerna och sektorerna beskrivs. Rapporten kommer att bidra till den uppdaterade klimat- och sårbarhetsanalysen, som kommer att användas för att ompröva inriktningen och utformningen av Sidas klimatanpassningsarbete och tjäna som underlag för att fastställa mål för myndighetens anpassningsarbete. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13301-13301A0104 Sweden Integration of environment and climate in all development cooperation ensures a more sustainable development. Sida has therefore established several tools to support integration of environment in the development cooperation. Sida's environment helpdesk is one such function. The purpose of this contribution is therefore to strengthen the integration of environment&climate in Sida's contributions, through the support from the environment helpdesk. Integrering av miljö&klimat i allt utvecklingssamarbete som Sidas stödjer bidrar till en mer hållbar utveckling. Sida har därför upprättat flertalet metod- och stödfunktioner för att stödja miljöintegreringen i utvecklingssamarbetet. Sidas miljöhelpdesk är en viktig sådan stödfunktion. Syftet med denna insats är därmed att, genom stöd från miljöhelpdesken, stärka integreringen och genomslaget av miljö&klimat i Sidas insatser. Integrering av miljö och klimat i allt utvecklingssamarbete som Sidas stödjer bidrar till en mer hållbar utveckling. Sida har därför upprättat flertalet metod- och stödfunktioner för att stödja miljöintegreringen i utvecklingssamarbetet. Sidas miljöhelpdesk är en viktig sådan stödfunktion. Syftet med denna insats är därmed att, genom stöd från miljöhelpdesken, stärka integreringen och genomslaget av miljö och klimat i Sidas insatser. En planerad budget för helpdeskfunktionen har upprättats, baserad på en bedömning av efterfrågan, men inga specifika mål har angetts om ett visst antal uppdrag eller ett visst antal arbetstimmar. Detta eftersom stödet som helpdesken ger inom insatsen helt och hållet är efterfrågestyrt. Rådgivningen till Sida är indelad i följande nio kategorier: 1) Projekt och program 2) Land-, regionala- och tematiska strategier 3) Internationella processer 4) Tematiska analyser 5) Metodutveckling 6) Kapacitetsutveckling 7) Informationsmaterial 8) Facilitering och dialogstöd 9) Lärande Sida kommer kontinuerligt följa upp genomförandet för att säkerställa kvaliteten och nyttan för verksamheten, så att målet med stärkt miljöintegrering uppnås. Sweden SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11855695 10351917 10393534 3861748 0 0 0 0 0 -318197 0 8399685 0 -49944 0 0 0 0 -4041733 3456010 2851704.9999999995 3550040 0 3806778 4041733 4103721 0 3799760 2703037 -0.0000000002 4160299 0 0 36462894 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 8399685 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 3456010 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -318197 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 3806778 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 2703037 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 4160299 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -49944 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 3550040 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 2851705 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 4041733 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 4103721 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -4041733 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 3799760 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Increased water security through sustainable management of freshwater resources and freshwater ecosystems. Ökad vattentrygghet genom hållbar förvaltning av sötvattenresurser och sötvattenekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd More environmentally sustainable and inclusive cities and societies. Fler miljömässigt hållbara och inkluderande städer och samhällen. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including the transition to sustainable food systems, reduced pollution and sustainable chemical and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive omställningen till hållbara livsmedelssystem, minskade föroreningar och hållbar kemikalie- och avfallshantering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner oceans and coasts, and sustainable use, management and restoration of marine resources, biodiversity and ecosystems. Renare hav och kuster samt hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning samt restaurering av marina naturresurser, biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved protection, preservation and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity, and improved conditions for sustainable management and use of land-based natural resources. Ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald samt stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13301-13301A0106 Sweden Integration of environment and climate in all development cooperation ensures a more sustainable development. Sida has therefore established several tools to support integration of environment in the development cooperation. Sida's environment helpdesk is one such function. The purpose of this contribution is therefore to strengthen the integration of environment&climate in Sida's contributions, through the support from the environment helpdesk. Integrering av miljö&klimat i allt utvecklingssamarbete som Sidas stödjer bidrar till en mer hållbar utveckling. Sida har därför upprättat flertalet metod- och stödfunktioner för att stödja miljöintegreringen i utvecklingssamarbetet. Sidas miljöhelpdesk är en viktig sådan stödfunktion. Syftet med denna insats är därmed att, genom stöd från miljöhelpdesken, stärka integreringen och genomslaget av miljö&klimat i Sidas insatser. Integrering av miljö och klimat i allt utvecklingssamarbete som Sidas stödjer bidrar till en mer hållbar utveckling. Sida har därför upprättat flertalet metod- och stödfunktioner för att stödja miljöintegreringen i utvecklingssamarbetet. Sidas miljöhelpdesk är en viktig sådan stödfunktion. Syftet med denna insats är därmed att, genom stöd från miljöhelpdesken, stärka integreringen och genomslaget av miljö och klimat i Sidas insatser. En planerad budget för helpdeskfunktionen har upprättats, baserad på en bedömning av efterfrågan, men inga specifika mål har angetts om ett visst antal uppdrag eller ett visst antal arbetstimmar. Detta eftersom stödet som helpdesken ger inom insatsen helt och hållet är efterfrågestyrt. Rådgivningen till Sida är indelad i följande nio kategorier: 1) Projekt och program 2) Land-, regionala- och tematiska strategier 3) Internationella processer 4) Tematiska analyser 5) Metodutveckling 6) Kapacitetsutveckling 7) Informationsmaterial 8) Facilitering och dialogstöd 9) Lärande Sida kommer kontinuerligt följa upp genomförandet för att säkerställa kvaliteten och nyttan för verksamheten, så att målet med stärkt miljöintegrering uppnås. Sweden SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7494580 -31831 3194982 0 0 4299598 -31831 0 0 7462749 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 3194982 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 4299598 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -31831 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Ökad tillgång till fossilfri energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd TBD Påskyndad grön omställning, utsläppsminskningar och minskade föroreningar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd TBD Stärkt klimatanpassning till klimatförändringar och ökad vattentrygghet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd TBD Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonom Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13301-13301A0201 Sweden Integration of environment and climate in all development cooperation ensures a more sustainable development. Sida has therefore established several tools to support integration of environment in the development cooperation. Sida's environment helpdesk is one such function. The purpose of this contribution is therefore to strengthen the integration of environment&climate in Sida's contributions, through the support from the environment helpdesk. Integrering av miljö&klimat i allt utvecklingssamarbete som Sidas stödjer bidrar till en mer hållbar utveckling. Sida har därför upprättat flertalet metod- och stödfunktioner för att stödja miljöintegreringen i utvecklingssamarbetet. Sidas miljöhelpdesk är en viktig sådan stödfunktion. Syftet med denna insats är därmed att, genom stöd från miljöhelpdesken, stärka integreringen och genomslaget av miljö&klimat i Sidas insatser. Integrering av miljö och klimat i allt utvecklingssamarbete som Sidas stödjer bidrar till en mer hållbar utveckling. Sida har därför upprättat flertalet metod- och stödfunktioner för att stödja miljöintegreringen i utvecklingssamarbetet. Sidas miljöhelpdesk är en viktig sådan stödfunktion. Syftet med denna insats är därmed att, genom stöd från miljöhelpdesken, stärka integreringen och genomslaget av miljö och klimat i Sidas insatser. En planerad budget för helpdeskfunktionen har upprättats, baserad på en bedömning av efterfrågan, men inga specifika mål har angetts om ett visst antal uppdrag eller ett visst antal arbetstimmar. Detta eftersom stödet som helpdesken ger inom insatsen helt och hållet är efterfrågestyrt. Rådgivningen till Sida är indelad i följande nio kategorier: 1) Projekt och program 2) Land-, regionala- och tematiska strategier 3) Internationella processer 4) Tematiska analyser 5) Metodutveckling 6) Kapacitetsutveckling 7) Informationsmaterial 8) Facilitering och dialogstöd 9) Lärande Sida kommer kontinuerligt följa upp genomförandet för att säkerställa kvaliteten och nyttan för verksamheten, så att målet med stärkt miljöintegrering uppnås. Sweden NIRAS Sweden AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 397520 0 0 397520 397520 NIRAS Sweden AB 397520 NIRAS Sweden AB Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Increased water security through sustainable management of freshwater resources and freshwater ecosystems. Ökad vattentrygghet genom hållbar förvaltning av sötvattenresurser och sötvattenekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd More environmentally sustainable and inclusive cities and societies. Fler miljömässigt hållbara och inkluderande städer och samhällen. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including the transition to sustainable food systems, reduced pollution and sustainable chemical and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive omställningen till hållbara livsmedelssystem, minskade föroreningar och hållbar kemikalie- och avfallshantering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner oceans and coasts, and sustainable use, management and restoration of marine resources, biodiversity and ecosystems. Renare hav och kuster samt hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning samt restaurering av marina naturresurser, biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved protection, preservation and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity, and improved conditions for sustainable management and use of land-based natural resources. Ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald samt stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13341 Sweden Asia is the largest and most populous continent, with 4.5 billion people, constituting roughly 60% of the world's population. Asia hosts a great variety in terms of ethnic groups, cultures, ecosystems, economics and government structures across its sub-regions. Nevertheless, many countries have one thing in common, in that their economies and livelihoods depend heavily on the agricultural sector.In the Asia-Pacific region, around 1 billion people (25,7 per cent) are involved in agriculture. Family farmers produce 80 per cent of the total food needed to ensure food security in the Asia- Pacific region. (Worldwide, farms of less than 1 hectare account for 72 per cent of all farms, but make up 8 per cent of all agricultural land.) In February 2019, the organisation submitted a first version of the project proposal "Strengthen Communities Capacity and Build Support and Collaboration to Phase Out Pesticides and Promote Agroecology for a Toxic-Free Asia" to the Embassy. With the proposal, PANAP aims to take a regional approach to work on these issues. The proposal is estimated to approximately a sum of 17.5 MSEK for a period of 4 years, including an inception and implementation phase.The project aims to reduce the harm caused by highly hazardous pesticides by improving the health and income of farmers, women, youth, agricultural workers and indigenous peoples’ as well as protecting the environment through agroecology. The Project has developed Three interlinked objective to achieve the overall goal with the Project. Immediate objective 1: Strengthened awareness of small-scale farmers, women, men, girls and boys, indigenous peoples and agricultural workers on the health and environmental impacts of pesticides; and increased capacity to take action on pesticide reduction and implement alternatives to pesticide use. Outcome 1.1: Increased capacity among communities to carry out participatory research and monitoring through CPAM, providing important evidence base of the impacts of pesticides.Outcome 1.2: Strengthened women's and men´s capacity and knowledge on impact of pesticides on ecosystems; and health and awareness raised of the benefits of agroecology Immediate objective 2: Reduced use of pesticides and enhanced biodiversity, health benefits and economic returns through agroecology initiatives Outcome 2.1: Awareness created of benefits of agroecology and capacity built among men and women farmers to practice agroecology Immediate objective 3: Pesticide policies at local, national, regional and global levels support the calls and demands of women and men small holder farmers and workers for progressive bans of highly hazardous pesticides and the promotion of agroecology Outcome 3.1: Provided relevant scientific evidence and input to decision-makers at local, national and regional levels to reduce and ban the use of highly hazardous pesticides as well as misuse of pesticides. Outcome 3.2: A regional level platform for CSOs, NGOs, regional networks and scientists to exchange knowledge and advocate for agroecology and pesticide reduction and linking up to current regional platforms. The project will take a bottom-up approach; firstly, by engaging communities through participatory research focusing on the management and use of pesticides and its impacts on health and ecosystems. Secondly, by enhancing communities' knowledge and awareness of the impact of pesticides, creating motivation to reduce the use of pesticides and move away from pesticides in favor of agroecology. Thirdly, use the documented and evidence based research to provide important input to decision-makers to take action for a sound management of chemicals in the region. The project aims to strengthen the regional collaboration on sound chemical management and work with capacity building at national and local level in Cambodia, Lao PDR, Vietnam, Bangladesh and India. Kemikalieproduktionen i världen ökar kraftigt. På 50 år har den ökat från under 10 miljoner ton till över 400 miljoner ton per år. Kemikalieanvändningen har starkt bidragit till ett ökat välstånd i många av världens länder, men har även orsakat svåra skador på människors hälsa och i miljön. I Asien ökar produktionen och användningen av kemikalier och farliga bekämpningsmedel i både det storskaliga och det småskaliga jordbruket i snabb takt. Överanvändning, okunskap och brister i regelverk, uppföljning och hantering av farliga bekämpningsmedel leder till miljöföroreningar, minskad biologisk mångfald och påverkar människors hälsa. Handel och produktion av bekämpningsmedel och farliga bekämpningsmedel har gradvis flyttats från Europa till Asien. Kinas förvärv av Syngenta, världens största agrokemiska företag som står för mer än 20% av den globala marknaden för bekämpningsmedel, påskyndar försäljning och användning av bekämpningsmedel i regionen. Dessutom har den starka drivkraften från regeringarna i regionen för ökade investeringar i grödor som palmolja, te, kaffe, bomull, gummi, ris och grönsaker, resulterat i en ökning av användningen av bekämpningsmedel och därmed också till ökad exponering. Farliga ämnen som endosulfan och paraquat (båda kategoriserade som mycket farliga bekämpningsmedel, Highly Hazardous Pesticides (HHP) som är begränsade i USA eller Europa är fortfarande tillåtna för bred användning i Kina och andra asiatiska länder, på grund av svag kontroll och brist på sund hantering av kemikalier. Felaktig hantering av bekämpningsmedel på nationell nivå får även konsekvenser i andra länder och resulterar i nedbrytning av ekosystem, förorening av vattenvägar och allvarlig förlust av biologisk mångfald. Konsekvenserna för småskaliga jordbrukare, jordbruksarbetare, kvinnor, barn och ursprungsbefolkningar är stora, eftersom de är direkt beroende av välfungerande ekosystem för sin överlevnad. Allvarliga hälsoproblem som huvudvärk, illamående, hudsjukdomar är vanliga samtidigt som mer långsiktiga skador som cancer och påverkan på människans fortplantning har påvisats. Med en försämrad hälsa begränsas män och kvinnors tillgång till arbetstillfällen och försörjningsmöjligheter, vilket ofta bidrar till en nedåtgående spiral av fattigdom och ökad sårbarhet. I många länder i Asien är tillgång till information om effekter och korrekt hantering av bekämpningsmedel också bristfällig, vilket innebär att användningen är ett brott mot rätten till information, hälsa och en god livsmiljö. En förskjutning mot agroekologi som alternativ kan bidra till minskade föroreningar, utsläpp av växthusgaser samt öka mäns och kvinnors motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Organisationen Pesticide Action Network (PAN) är ett globalt nätverk av civilsamhällesorganisationer som 1982 etablerades som en reaktion på den ökade användningen av bekämpningsmedel i jordbruket och dess negativa påverkan på människors hälsa och på miljön. Nätverkets syfte är att arbeta för att reducera och avlägsna och förbjuda farliga bekämpningsmedel samt främja hållbara alternativ som agroekologi som ett holistiskt, vetenskapligt förhållningssätt och en rörelse för att få till stånd ett hållbart jordbruk. PAN är representerade och har regionala centra i Asien och Oceanien, Afrika, Latinamerika, Nordamerika och Europa. Organisationen Pesticide Action Network Asia and the Pacific (PANAP) med säte i Malaysia är PANs regionala centra i Asien och Oceanien. PANAPs vision är ett samhälle som bygger på demokratiska värderingar och förespråkar kulturell diversitet, social rättvisa, jämställdhet samt rättvis fördelning av produktiva resurser och en hållbar miljö. Organisationens målsättning är att stärka gräsrotsorganisationers och folkrörelsers kapacitet i syfte att reducera farliga bekämpningsmedel, främja agroekologi och trygga matsäkerhet. Organisationen arbetar för att öka befolkningens kunskap om sin rätt och tillgång till mark och resurser och kemikaliers inverkan på hälsa och miljö. PANAP arbetar för att säkra bönders, jordbruksarbetares och ursprungsbefolkningars rättigheter. Ett speciellt fokus har varit på kvinnor och barn. PANAP består idag av 108 partnerorganisationer och har ett etablerat nätverk av 400 regionala och globala civilsamhällesorganisationer i regionen. PANAP har 26 års erfarenhet av att dokumentera användning av bekämpningsmedel och dess effekter på hälsa och miljö, vilket har bidragit med konkret input till viktiga beslut på nationell och global nivå. PANAP har bland annat varit tongivande i Stockholm, Rotterdam och Basel konventionerna och SAICM processen. Mellan 2008-2019 finansierade Sida Kemikalieinspektionens regionala program ” Towards a Non-Toxic South East Asia” i Sydostasien. Det övergripande målet med programmet var att bidra till minskade risker med kemikalier för människors hälsa och miljö genom förbättrad kemikaliekontroll och hållbar jordbruksproduktion. PANAP var en av genomförande organisationerna i programmet och uppvisade goda resultat. När programmet avslutades i slutet av 2018 bestämde sig PANAP för att lämna in ett separat projektförslag till Ambassaden för att fortsätta sin verksamhet. I februari 2019 lade organisationen fram en första version av projektförslaget "Strengthen Communities Capacity and Build Support and Collaboration to Phase Out Pesticides and Promote Agroecology for a Toxic- Free Asia" till ambassaden. Förslaget beräknas till ett belopp på 17, 6 MSEK för 4 år, inklusive en inlednings- och implementeringsfas. Projektets övergripande syfte är att minska användningen av pesticider och främja användningen av agroekologiska metoder samt att verka för stärkta regelverk för reglering av användningen av bekämpningsmedel på nationell, regional och global nivå. Projektet har utvecklat tre resultatområden som är kopplade till flera resultat och ett antal aktiviteter på regional, nationell och lokal nivå för att uppnå projektets övergripande mål. 1) öka medvetenheten bland småskaliga jordbrukare, män, kvinnor, flickor och pojkar, ursprungsfolk och lantarbetare om hälso- och miljöeffekter från bekämpningsmedelsanvändning, och att stärka deras förmåga att minska sin egen användning av bekämpningsmedel, 2) minska användningen av bekämpningsmedel och öka den biologiska mångfalden, inkomst och hälsa från jordbruket genom att främja agroekologiska metoder, 3) lagar och regler som rör bekämpningsmedel ska skydda och stödja manliga och kvinnliga småskaliga jordbrukare och lantarbetare för successiv utfasning av de farligaste bekämpningsmedlen samt främja agroekologi. PANAP har utvecklat en nerifrån och upp strategi för att svara upp mot och uppfylla projektets övergripande mål. För det första genom att engagera samhällen i forskning med fokus på hantering och användning av bekämpningsmedel och dess effekter på hälsa och ekosystem. Det här kommer att förbättra samhällets kunskap och medvetenhet om effekterna av bekämpningsmedel, skapa motivation för att minska användningen av bekämpningsmedel samt fasa ut bekämpningsmedel till förmån för agroekologi. Den dokumenterade och evidensbaserade forskningen kommer att ge viktig input till beslutsfattare för att vidta åtgärder för en sund hantering av kemikalier i regionen. PANAP genomför projektet tillsammans med lokala organisationer i fyra länder: Indien, Bangladesh, Laos och Vietnam. Urvalet av länderna är baserat på ländernas höga fattigdomsnivå och ett återkommande problem med bekämpningsmedel i jordbruket. Samarbetsorganisationerna kommer att utbilda män och kvinnor i datainsamling kring pesticidanvändning och dess effekter, stötta dem i datainsamlingen och utbilda dem i agroekologiska metoder. Den insamlade datan kommer att sammanställas i rapporter som kommer att användas för politiskt påverkansarbete på delstats- nationell, regional och global nivå, särskilt i relation till processer kopplade till Basel, Rotterdam och Stockholmskonventionerna och ASEAN. Ambassaden har varit i nära dialog med PANAP sedan februari 2019 för att 1) förbättra projektförslaget 2) för att utvärdera organisationens interna ekonomiska kontroll 3) för att ge stöd till organisationen för att stärka styrning och kapacitet i förvaltning och intern kontroll. Det slutliga projektförslaget inkom till ambassaden den 29 maj 2020. Projektförslaget består av en uppstartsfas och genomförandefas. Under uppstartsfasen avser organisationen att ytterligare stärka partnerskap, etablera "baselines" och vidareutveckla resultatramverk, aktiviteter, indikatorer och budget för projektet. Den förväntade leveransen av uppstartfasen är formulerad i en uppdragsbeskrivning som är kopplad till avtalet. Ambassaden bedömer att PANAP är väl positionerat i regionen för att framgångsrikt kunna genomföra projektet och leverera på projektets övergripande mål. Overarching Objective: Reduce the harm caused by highly hazardous pesticides through policy changes and through the practice of agroecology and thereby improving the health of the environment, the income and health of farmers, agricultural workers and indigenous peoples, with a special focus on women and youth, with the ultimate goal of reducing poverty and inequality. Immediate Objective 1: Strengthening awareness of small-scale farmers, women, men, girls and boys, indigenous peoples and agricultural workers on the health and environmental impacts of pesticides; and increased capacity to take action on pesticide reduction and alternatives to pesticide use. Outcome 1.1 Increased capacity among communities to carry out participatory research and monitoring through community pesticide action monitoring (CPAM), providing important evidence base of the impacts of pesticides. Outcome 1.2 Strengthened women´s and men´s capacity and knowledge on impact of pesticides on ecosystems; and health and awareness raised of the benefits of agroecology. Intermediate Objective 2: Reduced use of pesticides and enhanced biodiversity, health benefits and economic returns through agroecology initiatives. Outcome 2.1 Awareness created of benefits of agroecology, and capacity built among men and women farmers to practice agroecology. Immediate Objective 3: Pesticide policies at local, national, regional and global level support the calls and demands of women and men small holder farmers and workers for progressive bans of highly hazardous pesticides and the promotion of agroecology. Outcome 3.1 Provided relevant scientific evidence and input to decision makers at local, national and regional level to reduce and ban the use of highly hazardous pesticides as well as misuse of pesticides. Outcome 3.2 A regional level platform for CSOs , NGOs, regional networks and scientists is establisehd to exchange knowledge and advocate for agroecology and pesticide reduction and linking up to current regional platforms.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh India Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Viet Nam Asia, regional South Asia, regional Plant and post-harvest protection and pest control Agriculture Objective 1. To strengthen the awareness and capacity of the target groups on the impacts of pesticides to take action on pesticide reduction and alternatives. Community Based Pesticide Action Monitoring (CPAM) training empowered communities to document pesticide related issues and use and engage government officials at various levels using evidence from the ground. These trainings have strengthened grassroots advocacy with farmers especially women farmers, indigenous communities, youth and CSOs. CPAM findings have provided data from the ground on the use and effects of pesticides which are important efforts to inform campaigns and policy advocacy strategies to phase out hazardous pesticides. The regional CPAM trainings guided the local level trainings that supported the active participation of women and men farmers in the pesticide monitoring, exceeding the indicator reaching 6,225 respondents against the target of 4,000 respondents. With the availability of the data from the CPAM findings and documentation, now publicly accessible through CPAM public landing page, the hope is that more researchers, government officials and CSOs will have the opportunity to use the information available. PANAP developed the Irene Fernandez Womens Leadership Training (WLT) module and organized three regional WLT sessions as an initiative to empower rural women. These trainings enhanced women's leadership skills, deepened their understanding of the political dimensions of pesticide use, and strengthened their awareness of their rights, encouraging them to pursue practical and sustainable alternatives in agriculture and community life. To ensure wider accessibility and impact, the WLT module was translated into Vietnamese and Bangla, with selected sections made available in Malayalam and Laotian. Over 2921 women are now involved in knowledge sharing on agroecology and in the campaigns on pesticide reduction. Objective 2. To enhance the biodiversity, health benefits, and economic returns through Agroecology initiatives. Agroecology initiatives promote practices that reduce dependency on agrochemicals and restore ecological balance, soil improvement and fertility and biodiversity. PANAP and partners have continued to train farmers, organise learning exchanges and other initiatives that have led to measurable benefits, including increased farm biodiversity, improved soil health, and better wellbeing. Through farmer trainings at the local level, the establishment of Field Learning Sites, and communityled exchanges, PANAP and partners empower smallholder and indigenous farmers, especially women, to adopt sustainable, climate resilient farming methods that strengthen food security and community wellbeing. Notably, agroecology farms reported increased biodiversity and improved soil carbon levels, demonstrating tangible environmental benefits. Up to 2024, 8531 farmers (6707 women) were trained in agroecology and 66% or 5655 of trained farmers are continuing to practise agroecology. Objective 3. To drive pesticide policies or actions at local, national, regional, and global levels for the phaseout of Highly Hasardous Pesticides (HHP) and the promotion of agroecology. The outreach of the Campaign to Protect Our Children (POC) from Toxic Pesticides, alongside broader youth engagement has deepened public awareness and institutional understanding of the longterm impacts of pesticides. More than 150,000 people with 146 organisations with 37 schools and 19 villages committed to Pesticide Free School. Strategic dissemination of evidence based materials, including briefing papers on HHPs, the need for a global alliance to address HHPs, documentation on how these pesticides are being used in Asia and targeted reports on chlorpyrifos, paraquat, and their alternatives, has supported government officials and has helped equip policymakers in making more informed, progressive reforms on pesticide regulation at the regional and global levels. PANAP has focused on the urgent need to phaseout of HHPs in the global and regional efforts on policy advocacy. PANAP inspired PAN International to support human and fund resources to join the global team in the Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management (SAICM) and Basel, Rotterdam and Stockholm Convention (BRS) processes. In the SAICM beyond 2020 process, PANAP worked to keep important targets on phase out of HHPs, double standards and on alternatives and agroecology to replace these HHPs in the text for discussion and adoption in the International Conference on Chemicals Management. PAN influenced and convinced government officials and other CSOs to support the targets in the new framework the Global Framework on Chemicals (GFC). These were to phase out HHPs in agriculture effectively prevented all illegal trade and traffic of chemicals and waste notify, regulate or prohibit the export of chemicals they have been prohibited nationally implement policies and programmes to increase support to safer and more sustainable agricultural practices, including agroecology, integrated pest management and the use of nonchemical alternatives, as appropriate. PAN supported the African resolution on HHPs which was adopted in the International Conference on Chemicals Management (ICCM) 5 and we advocated in The Bonn Declaration a paragraph on 'Enhancing the safe production of food, feed, and fiber by preventing, or where not feasible minimising, the adverse impacts of pesticides on health and the environment. PANAP has been following all the technical committees reviewing pesticides for recommendation for possible inclusion in the Stockholm and Rotterdam Conventions. For this project, our focus was on Chlorpyrifos, a children's brain harming and bee harming pesticides. Briefing papers on chlorpyrifos, fact sheets and letter of appeals on chlorpyrifos were sent to the Asian governments particularly, in partners countries and a broad awareness campaigns were also initiated in many countries during the POC campaign. At the end of this project, the decision of the technical committees was to advance chlorpyrifos for inclusion in the Stockholm and Rotterdam Conventions during the Conference of Parties in 2025. In 2024, the U.N. Environment Assembly (UNEA) sixth session adopted a resolution on HHPs called for action by 2035 to phase out the use of the HHPs. This was the collaborative efforts of PAN including PANAP that discussed with government delegates that this was a needed action and that the African resolution should be supported. It was finally adopted in UNEA and it reinforces the agreement last year of the GFC, and the formation of a Global Alliance on Highly Hazardous Pesticides. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13341-13341A0101 Sweden Asia is the largest and most populous continent, with 4.5 billion people, constituting roughly 60% of the world's population. Asia hosts a great variety in terms of ethnic groups, cultures, ecosystems, economics and government structures across its sub-regions. Nevertheless, many countries have one thing in common, in that their economies and livelihoods depend heavily on the agricultural sector.In the Asia-Pacific region, around 1 billion people (25,7 per cent) are involved in agriculture. Family farmers produce 80 per cent of the total food needed to ensure food security in the Asia- Pacific region. (Worldwide, farms of less than 1 hectare account for 72 per cent of all farms, but make up 8 per cent of all agricultural land.) In February 2019, the organisation submitted a first version of the project proposal "Strengthen Communities Capacity and Build Support and Collaboration to Phase Out Pesticides and Promote Agroecology for a Toxic-Free Asia" to the Embassy. With the proposal, PANAP aims to take a regional approach to work on these issues. The proposal is estimated to approximately a sum of 17.5 MSEK for a period of 4 years, including an inception and implementation phase.The project aims to reduce the harm caused by highly hazardous pesticides by improving the health and income of farmers, women, youth, agricultural workers and indigenous peoples’ as well as protecting the environment through agroecology. The Project has developed Three interlinked objective to achieve the overall goal with the Project. Immediate objective 1: Strengthened awareness of small-scale farmers, women, men, girls and boys, indigenous peoples and agricultural workers on the health and environmental impacts of pesticides; and increased capacity to take action on pesticide reduction and implement alternatives to pesticide use. Outcome 1.1: Increased capacity among communities to carry out participatory research and monitoring through CPAM, providing important evidence base of the impacts of pesticides.Outcome 1.2: Strengthened women's and men´s capacity and knowledge on impact of pesticides on ecosystems; and health and awareness raised of the benefits of agroecology Immediate objective 2: Reduced use of pesticides and enhanced biodiversity, health benefits and economic returns through agroecology initiatives Outcome 2.1: Awareness created of benefits of agroecology and capacity built among men and women farmers to practice agroecology Immediate objective 3: Pesticide policies at local, national, regional and global levels support the calls and demands of women and men small holder farmers and workers for progressive bans of highly hazardous pesticides and the promotion of agroecology Outcome 3.1: Provided relevant scientific evidence and input to decision-makers at local, national and regional levels to reduce and ban the use of highly hazardous pesticides as well as misuse of pesticides. Outcome 3.2: A regional level platform for CSOs, NGOs, regional networks and scientists to exchange knowledge and advocate for agroecology and pesticide reduction and linking up to current regional platforms. The project will take a bottom-up approach; firstly, by engaging communities through participatory research focusing on the management and use of pesticides and its impacts on health and ecosystems. Secondly, by enhancing communities' knowledge and awareness of the impact of pesticides, creating motivation to reduce the use of pesticides and move away from pesticides in favor of agroecology. Thirdly, use the documented and evidence based research to provide important input to decision-makers to take action for a sound management of chemicals in the region. The project aims to strengthen the regional collaboration on sound chemical management and work with capacity building at national and local level in Cambodia, Lao PDR, Vietnam, Bangladesh and India. Kemikalieproduktionen i världen ökar kraftigt. På 50 år har den ökat från under 10 miljoner ton till över 400 miljoner ton per år. Kemikalieanvändningen har starkt bidragit till ett ökat välstånd i många av världens länder, men har även orsakat svåra skador på människors hälsa och i miljön. I Asien ökar produktionen och användningen av kemikalier och farliga bekämpningsmedel i både det storskaliga och det småskaliga jordbruket i snabb takt. Överanvändning, okunskap och brister i regelverk, uppföljning och hantering av farliga bekämpningsmedel leder till miljöföroreningar, minskad biologisk mångfald och påverkar människors hälsa. Handel och produktion av bekämpningsmedel och farliga bekämpningsmedel har gradvis flyttats från Europa till Asien. Kinas förvärv av Syngenta, världens största agrokemiska företag som står för mer än 20% av den globala marknaden för bekämpningsmedel, påskyndar försäljning och användning av bekämpningsmedel i regionen. Dessutom har den starka drivkraften från regeringarna i regionen för ökade investeringar i grödor som palmolja, te, kaffe, bomull, gummi, ris och grönsaker, resulterat i en ökning av användningen av bekämpningsmedel och därmed också till ökad exponering. Farliga ämnen som endosulfan och paraquat (båda kategoriserade som mycket farliga bekämpningsmedel, Highly Hazardous Pesticides (HHP) som är begränsade i USA eller Europa är fortfarande tillåtna för bred användning i Kina och andra asiatiska länder, på grund av svag kontroll och brist på sund hantering av kemikalier. Felaktig hantering av bekämpningsmedel på nationell nivå får även konsekvenser i andra länder och resulterar i nedbrytning av ekosystem, förorening av vattenvägar och allvarlig förlust av biologisk mångfald. Konsekvenserna för småskaliga jordbrukare, jordbruksarbetare, kvinnor, barn och ursprungsbefolkningar är stora, eftersom de är direkt beroende av välfungerande ekosystem för sin överlevnad. Allvarliga hälsoproblem som huvudvärk, illamående, hudsjukdomar är vanliga samtidigt som mer långsiktiga skador som cancer och påverkan på människans fortplantning har påvisats. Med en försämrad hälsa begränsas män och kvinnors tillgång till arbetstillfällen och försörjningsmöjligheter, vilket ofta bidrar till en nedåtgående spiral av fattigdom och ökad sårbarhet. I många länder i Asien är tillgång till information om effekter och korrekt hantering av bekämpningsmedel också bristfällig, vilket innebär att användningen är ett brott mot rätten till information, hälsa och en god livsmiljö. En förskjutning mot agroekologi som alternativ kan bidra till minskade föroreningar, utsläpp av växthusgaser samt öka mäns och kvinnors motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Organisationen Pesticide Action Network (PAN) är ett globalt nätverk av civilsamhällesorganisationer som 1982 etablerades som en reaktion på den ökade användningen av bekämpningsmedel i jordbruket och dess negativa påverkan på människors hälsa och på miljön. Nätverkets syfte är att arbeta för att reducera och avlägsna och förbjuda farliga bekämpningsmedel samt främja hållbara alternativ som agroekologi som ett holistiskt, vetenskapligt förhållningssätt och en rörelse för att få till stånd ett hållbart jordbruk. PAN är representerade och har regionala centra i Asien och Oceanien, Afrika, Latinamerika, Nordamerika och Europa. Organisationen Pesticide Action Network Asia and the Pacific (PANAP) med säte i Malaysia är PANs regionala centra i Asien och Oceanien. PANAPs vision är ett samhälle som bygger på demokratiska värderingar och förespråkar kulturell diversitet, social rättvisa, jämställdhet samt rättvis fördelning av produktiva resurser och en hållbar miljö. Organisationens målsättning är att stärka gräsrotsorganisationers och folkrörelsers kapacitet i syfte att reducera farliga bekämpningsmedel, främja agroekologi och trygga matsäkerhet. Organisationen arbetar för att öka befolkningens kunskap om sin rätt och tillgång till mark och resurser och kemikaliers inverkan på hälsa och miljö. PANAP arbetar för att säkra bönders, jordbruksarbetares och ursprungsbefolkningars rättigheter. Ett speciellt fokus har varit på kvinnor och barn. PANAP består idag av 108 partnerorganisationer och har ett etablerat nätverk av 400 regionala och globala civilsamhällesorganisationer i regionen. PANAP har 26 års erfarenhet av att dokumentera användning av bekämpningsmedel och dess effekter på hälsa och miljö, vilket har bidragit med konkret input till viktiga beslut på nationell och global nivå. PANAP har bland annat varit tongivande i Stockholm, Rotterdam och Basel konventionerna och SAICM processen. Mellan 2008-2019 finansierade Sida Kemikalieinspektionens regionala program ” Towards a Non-Toxic South East Asia” i Sydostasien. Det övergripande målet med programmet var att bidra till minskade risker med kemikalier för människors hälsa och miljö genom förbättrad kemikaliekontroll och hållbar jordbruksproduktion. PANAP var en av genomförande organisationerna i programmet och uppvisade goda resultat. När programmet avslutades i slutet av 2018 bestämde sig PANAP för att lämna in ett separat projektförslag till Ambassaden för att fortsätta sin verksamhet. I februari 2019 lade organisationen fram en första version av projektförslaget "Strengthen Communities Capacity and Build Support and Collaboration to Phase Out Pesticides and Promote Agroecology for a Toxic- Free Asia" till ambassaden. Förslaget beräknas till ett belopp på 17, 6 MSEK för 4 år, inklusive en inlednings- och implementeringsfas. Projektets övergripande syfte är att minska användningen av pesticider och främja användningen av agroekologiska metoder samt att verka för stärkta regelverk för reglering av användningen av bekämpningsmedel på nationell, regional och global nivå. Projektet har utvecklat tre resultatområden som är kopplade till flera resultat och ett antal aktiviteter på regional, nationell och lokal nivå för att uppnå projektets övergripande mål. 1) öka medvetenheten bland småskaliga jordbrukare, män, kvinnor, flickor och pojkar, ursprungsfolk och lantarbetare om hälso- och miljöeffekter från bekämpningsmedelsanvändning, och att stärka deras förmåga att minska sin egen användning av bekämpningsmedel, 2) minska användningen av bekämpningsmedel och öka den biologiska mångfalden, inkomst och hälsa från jordbruket genom att främja agroekologiska metoder, 3) lagar och regler som rör bekämpningsmedel ska skydda och stödja manliga och kvinnliga småskaliga jordbrukare och lantarbetare för successiv utfasning av de farligaste bekämpningsmedlen samt främja agroekologi. PANAP har utvecklat en nerifrån och upp strategi för att svara upp mot och uppfylla projektets övergripande mål. För det första genom att engagera samhällen i forskning med fokus på hantering och användning av bekämpningsmedel och dess effekter på hälsa och ekosystem. Det här kommer att förbättra samhällets kunskap och medvetenhet om effekterna av bekämpningsmedel, skapa motivation för att minska användningen av bekämpningsmedel samt fasa ut bekämpningsmedel till förmån för agroekologi. Den dokumenterade och evidensbaserade forskningen kommer att ge viktig input till beslutsfattare för att vidta åtgärder för en sund hantering av kemikalier i regionen. PANAP genomför projektet tillsammans med lokala organisationer i fyra länder: Indien, Bangladesh, Laos och Vietnam. Urvalet av länderna är baserat på ländernas höga fattigdomsnivå och ett återkommande problem med bekämpningsmedel i jordbruket. Samarbetsorganisationerna kommer att utbilda män och kvinnor i datainsamling kring pesticidanvändning och dess effekter, stötta dem i datainsamlingen och utbilda dem i agroekologiska metoder. Den insamlade datan kommer att sammanställas i rapporter som kommer att användas för politiskt påverkansarbete på delstats- nationell, regional och global nivå, särskilt i relation till processer kopplade till Basel, Rotterdam och Stockholmskonventionerna och ASEAN. Ambassaden har varit i nära dialog med PANAP sedan februari 2019 för att 1) förbättra projektförslaget 2) för att utvärdera organisationens interna ekonomiska kontroll 3) för att ge stöd till organisationen för att stärka styrning och kapacitet i förvaltning och intern kontroll. Det slutliga projektförslaget inkom till ambassaden den 29 maj 2020. Projektförslaget består av en uppstartsfas och genomförandefas. Under uppstartsfasen avser organisationen att ytterligare stärka partnerskap, etablera "baselines" och vidareutveckla resultatramverk, aktiviteter, indikatorer och budget för projektet. Den förväntade leveransen av uppstartfasen är formulerad i en uppdragsbeskrivning som är kopplad till avtalet. Ambassaden bedömer att PANAP är väl positionerat i regionen för att framgångsrikt kunna genomföra projektet och leverera på projektets övergripande mål. Overarching Objective: Reduce the harm caused by highly hazardous pesticides through policy changes and through the practice of agroecology and thereby improving the health of the environment, the income and health of farmers, agricultural workers and indigenous peoples, with a special focus on women and youth, with the ultimate goal of reducing poverty and inequality. Immediate Objective 1: Strengthening awareness of small-scale farmers, women, men, girls and boys, indigenous peoples and agricultural workers on the health and environmental impacts of pesticides; and increased capacity to take action on pesticide reduction and alternatives to pesticide use. Outcome 1.1 Increased capacity among communities to carry out participatory research and monitoring through community pesticide action monitoring (CPAM), providing important evidence base of the impacts of pesticides. Outcome 1.2 Strengthened women´s and men´s capacity and knowledge on impact of pesticides on ecosystems; and health and awareness raised of the benefits of agroecology. Intermediate Objective 2: Reduced use of pesticides and enhanced biodiversity, health benefits and economic returns through agroecology initiatives. Outcome 2.1 Awareness created of benefits of agroecology, and capacity built among men and women farmers to practice agroecology. Immediate Objective 3: Pesticide policies at local, national, regional and global level support the calls and demands of women and men small holder farmers and workers for progressive bans of highly hazardous pesticides and the promotion of agroecology. Outcome 3.1 Provided relevant scientific evidence and input to decision makers at local, national and regional level to reduce and ban the use of highly hazardous pesticides as well as misuse of pesticides. Outcome 3.2 A regional level platform for CSOs , NGOs, regional networks and scientists is establisehd to exchange knowledge and advocate for agroecology and pesticide reduction and linking up to current regional platforms.   Sweden PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2100000 1600000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2100000 0 0 0 0 1600000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 740000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 740000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 740000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 740000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 740000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 420000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 420000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 420000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 420000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 420000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 320000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 320000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 320000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 320000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 320000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13341-13341A0102 Sweden Asia is the largest and most populous continent, with 4.5 billion people, constituting roughly 60% of the world's population. Asia hosts a great variety in terms of ethnic groups, cultures, ecosystems, economics and government structures across its sub-regions. Nevertheless, many countries have one thing in common, in that their economies and livelihoods depend heavily on the agricultural sector.In the Asia-Pacific region, around 1 billion people (25,7 per cent) are involved in agriculture. Family farmers produce 80 per cent of the total food needed to ensure food security in the Asia- Pacific region. (Worldwide, farms of less than 1 hectare account for 72 per cent of all farms, but make up 8 per cent of all agricultural land.) In February 2019, the organisation submitted a first version of the project proposal "Strengthen Communities Capacity and Build Support and Collaboration to Phase Out Pesticides and Promote Agroecology for a Toxic-Free Asia" to the Embassy. With the proposal, PANAP aims to take a regional approach to work on these issues. The proposal is estimated to approximately a sum of 17.5 MSEK for a period of 4 years, including an inception and implementation phase.The project aims to reduce the harm caused by highly hazardous pesticides by improving the health and income of farmers, women, youth, agricultural workers and indigenous peoples’ as well as protecting the environment through agroecology. The Project has developed Three interlinked objective to achieve the overall goal with the Project. Immediate objective 1: Strengthened awareness of small-scale farmers, women, men, girls and boys, indigenous peoples and agricultural workers on the health and environmental impacts of pesticides; and increased capacity to take action on pesticide reduction and implement alternatives to pesticide use. Outcome 1.1: Increased capacity among communities to carry out participatory research and monitoring through CPAM, providing important evidence base of the impacts of pesticides.Outcome 1.2: Strengthened women's and men´s capacity and knowledge on impact of pesticides on ecosystems; and health and awareness raised of the benefits of agroecology Immediate objective 2: Reduced use of pesticides and enhanced biodiversity, health benefits and economic returns through agroecology initiatives Outcome 2.1: Awareness created of benefits of agroecology and capacity built among men and women farmers to practice agroecology Immediate objective 3: Pesticide policies at local, national, regional and global levels support the calls and demands of women and men small holder farmers and workers for progressive bans of highly hazardous pesticides and the promotion of agroecology Outcome 3.1: Provided relevant scientific evidence and input to decision-makers at local, national and regional levels to reduce and ban the use of highly hazardous pesticides as well as misuse of pesticides. Outcome 3.2: A regional level platform for CSOs, NGOs, regional networks and scientists to exchange knowledge and advocate for agroecology and pesticide reduction and linking up to current regional platforms. The project will take a bottom-up approach; firstly, by engaging communities through participatory research focusing on the management and use of pesticides and its impacts on health and ecosystems. Secondly, by enhancing communities' knowledge and awareness of the impact of pesticides, creating motivation to reduce the use of pesticides and move away from pesticides in favor of agroecology. Thirdly, use the documented and evidence based research to provide important input to decision-makers to take action for a sound management of chemicals in the region. The project aims to strengthen the regional collaboration on sound chemical management and work with capacity building at national and local level in Cambodia, Lao PDR, Vietnam, Bangladesh and India. Kemikalieproduktionen i världen ökar kraftigt. På 50 år har den ökat från under 10 miljoner ton till över 400 miljoner ton per år. Kemikalieanvändningen har starkt bidragit till ett ökat välstånd i många av världens länder, men har även orsakat svåra skador på människors hälsa och i miljön. I Asien ökar produktionen och användningen av kemikalier och farliga bekämpningsmedel i både det storskaliga och det småskaliga jordbruket i snabb takt. Överanvändning, okunskap och brister i regelverk, uppföljning och hantering av farliga bekämpningsmedel leder till miljöföroreningar, minskad biologisk mångfald och påverkar människors hälsa. Handel och produktion av bekämpningsmedel och farliga bekämpningsmedel har gradvis flyttats från Europa till Asien. Kinas förvärv av Syngenta, världens största agrokemiska företag som står för mer än 20% av den globala marknaden för bekämpningsmedel, påskyndar försäljning och användning av bekämpningsmedel i regionen. Dessutom har den starka drivkraften från regeringarna i regionen för ökade investeringar i grödor som palmolja, te, kaffe, bomull, gummi, ris och grönsaker, resulterat i en ökning av användningen av bekämpningsmedel och därmed också till ökad exponering. Farliga ämnen som endosulfan och paraquat (båda kategoriserade som mycket farliga bekämpningsmedel, Highly Hazardous Pesticides (HHP) som är begränsade i USA eller Europa är fortfarande tillåtna för bred användning i Kina och andra asiatiska länder, på grund av svag kontroll och brist på sund hantering av kemikalier. Felaktig hantering av bekämpningsmedel på nationell nivå får även konsekvenser i andra länder och resulterar i nedbrytning av ekosystem, förorening av vattenvägar och allvarlig förlust av biologisk mångfald. Konsekvenserna för småskaliga jordbrukare, jordbruksarbetare, kvinnor, barn och ursprungsbefolkningar är stora, eftersom de är direkt beroende av välfungerande ekosystem för sin överlevnad. Allvarliga hälsoproblem som huvudvärk, illamående, hudsjukdomar är vanliga samtidigt som mer långsiktiga skador som cancer och påverkan på människans fortplantning har påvisats. Med en försämrad hälsa begränsas män och kvinnors tillgång till arbetstillfällen och försörjningsmöjligheter, vilket ofta bidrar till en nedåtgående spiral av fattigdom och ökad sårbarhet. I många länder i Asien är tillgång till information om effekter och korrekt hantering av bekämpningsmedel också bristfällig, vilket innebär att användningen är ett brott mot rätten till information, hälsa och en god livsmiljö. En förskjutning mot agroekologi som alternativ kan bidra till minskade föroreningar, utsläpp av växthusgaser samt öka mäns och kvinnors motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Organisationen Pesticide Action Network (PAN) är ett globalt nätverk av civilsamhällesorganisationer som 1982 etablerades som en reaktion på den ökade användningen av bekämpningsmedel i jordbruket och dess negativa påverkan på människors hälsa och på miljön. Nätverkets syfte är att arbeta för att reducera och avlägsna och förbjuda farliga bekämpningsmedel samt främja hållbara alternativ som agroekologi som ett holistiskt, vetenskapligt förhållningssätt och en rörelse för att få till stånd ett hållbart jordbruk. PAN är representerade och har regionala centra i Asien och Oceanien, Afrika, Latinamerika, Nordamerika och Europa. Organisationen Pesticide Action Network Asia and the Pacific (PANAP) med säte i Malaysia är PANs regionala centra i Asien och Oceanien. PANAPs vision är ett samhälle som bygger på demokratiska värderingar och förespråkar kulturell diversitet, social rättvisa, jämställdhet samt rättvis fördelning av produktiva resurser och en hållbar miljö. Organisationens målsättning är att stärka gräsrotsorganisationers och folkrörelsers kapacitet i syfte att reducera farliga bekämpningsmedel, främja agroekologi och trygga matsäkerhet. Organisationen arbetar för att öka befolkningens kunskap om sin rätt och tillgång till mark och resurser och kemikaliers inverkan på hälsa och miljö. PANAP arbetar för att säkra bönders, jordbruksarbetares och ursprungsbefolkningars rättigheter. Ett speciellt fokus har varit på kvinnor och barn. PANAP består idag av 108 partnerorganisationer och har ett etablerat nätverk av 400 regionala och globala civilsamhällesorganisationer i regionen. PANAP har 26 års erfarenhet av att dokumentera användning av bekämpningsmedel och dess effekter på hälsa och miljö, vilket har bidragit med konkret input till viktiga beslut på nationell och global nivå. PANAP har bland annat varit tongivande i Stockholm, Rotterdam och Basel konventionerna och SAICM processen. Mellan 2008-2019 finansierade Sida Kemikalieinspektionens regionala program ” Towards a Non-Toxic South East Asia” i Sydostasien. Det övergripande målet med programmet var att bidra till minskade risker med kemikalier för människors hälsa och miljö genom förbättrad kemikaliekontroll och hållbar jordbruksproduktion. PANAP var en av genomförande organisationerna i programmet och uppvisade goda resultat. När programmet avslutades i slutet av 2018 bestämde sig PANAP för att lämna in ett separat projektförslag till Ambassaden för att fortsätta sin verksamhet. I februari 2019 lade organisationen fram en första version av projektförslaget "Strengthen Communities Capacity and Build Support and Collaboration to Phase Out Pesticides and Promote Agroecology for a Toxic- Free Asia" till ambassaden. Förslaget beräknas till ett belopp på 17, 6 MSEK för 4 år, inklusive en inlednings- och implementeringsfas. Projektets övergripande syfte är att minska användningen av pesticider och främja användningen av agroekologiska metoder samt att verka för stärkta regelverk för reglering av användningen av bekämpningsmedel på nationell, regional och global nivå. Projektet har utvecklat tre resultatområden som är kopplade till flera resultat och ett antal aktiviteter på regional, nationell och lokal nivå för att uppnå projektets övergripande mål. 1) öka medvetenheten bland småskaliga jordbrukare, män, kvinnor, flickor och pojkar, ursprungsfolk och lantarbetare om hälso- och miljöeffekter från bekämpningsmedelsanvändning, och att stärka deras förmåga att minska sin egen användning av bekämpningsmedel, 2) minska användningen av bekämpningsmedel och öka den biologiska mångfalden, inkomst och hälsa från jordbruket genom att främja agroekologiska metoder, 3) lagar och regler som rör bekämpningsmedel ska skydda och stödja manliga och kvinnliga småskaliga jordbrukare och lantarbetare för successiv utfasning av de farligaste bekämpningsmedlen samt främja agroekologi. PANAP har utvecklat en nerifrån och upp strategi för att svara upp mot och uppfylla projektets övergripande mål. För det första genom att engagera samhällen i forskning med fokus på hantering och användning av bekämpningsmedel och dess effekter på hälsa och ekosystem. Det här kommer att förbättra samhällets kunskap och medvetenhet om effekterna av bekämpningsmedel, skapa motivation för att minska användningen av bekämpningsmedel samt fasa ut bekämpningsmedel till förmån för agroekologi. Den dokumenterade och evidensbaserade forskningen kommer att ge viktig input till beslutsfattare för att vidta åtgärder för en sund hantering av kemikalier i regionen. PANAP genomför projektet tillsammans med lokala organisationer i fyra länder: Indien, Bangladesh, Laos och Vietnam. Urvalet av länderna är baserat på ländernas höga fattigdomsnivå och ett återkommande problem med bekämpningsmedel i jordbruket. Samarbetsorganisationerna kommer att utbilda män och kvinnor i datainsamling kring pesticidanvändning och dess effekter, stötta dem i datainsamlingen och utbilda dem i agroekologiska metoder. Den insamlade datan kommer att sammanställas i rapporter som kommer att användas för politiskt påverkansarbete på delstats- nationell, regional och global nivå, särskilt i relation till processer kopplade till Basel, Rotterdam och Stockholmskonventionerna och ASEAN. Ambassaden har varit i nära dialog med PANAP sedan februari 2019 för att 1) förbättra projektförslaget 2) för att utvärdera organisationens interna ekonomiska kontroll 3) för att ge stöd till organisationen för att stärka styrning och kapacitet i förvaltning och intern kontroll. Det slutliga projektförslaget inkom till ambassaden den 29 maj 2020. Projektförslaget består av en uppstartsfas och genomförandefas. Under uppstartsfasen avser organisationen att ytterligare stärka partnerskap, etablera "baselines" och vidareutveckla resultatramverk, aktiviteter, indikatorer och budget för projektet. Den förväntade leveransen av uppstartfasen är formulerad i en uppdragsbeskrivning som är kopplad till avtalet. Ambassaden bedömer att PANAP är väl positionerat i regionen för att framgångsrikt kunna genomföra projektet och leverera på projektets övergripande mål. Overarching Objective: Reduce the harm caused by highly hazardous pesticides through policy changes and through the practice of agroecology and thereby improving the health of the environment, the income and health of farmers, agricultural workers and indigenous peoples, with a special focus on women and youth, with the ultimate goal of reducing poverty and inequality. Immediate Objective 1: Strengthening awareness of small-scale farmers, women, men, girls and boys, indigenous peoples and agricultural workers on the health and environmental impacts of pesticides; and increased capacity to take action on pesticide reduction and alternatives to pesticide use. Outcome 1.1 Increased capacity among communities to carry out participatory research and monitoring through community pesticide action monitoring (CPAM), providing important evidence base of the impacts of pesticides. Outcome 1.2 Strengthened women´s and men´s capacity and knowledge on impact of pesticides on ecosystems; and health and awareness raised of the benefits of agroecology. Intermediate Objective 2: Reduced use of pesticides and enhanced biodiversity, health benefits and economic returns through agroecology initiatives. Outcome 2.1 Awareness created of benefits of agroecology, and capacity built among men and women farmers to practice agroecology. Immediate Objective 3: Pesticide policies at local, national, regional and global level support the calls and demands of women and men small holder farmers and workers for progressive bans of highly hazardous pesticides and the promotion of agroecology. Outcome 3.1 Provided relevant scientific evidence and input to decision makers at local, national and regional level to reduce and ban the use of highly hazardous pesticides as well as misuse of pesticides. Outcome 3.2 A regional level platform for CSOs , NGOs, regional networks and scientists is establisehd to exchange knowledge and advocate for agroecology and pesticide reduction and linking up to current regional platforms.   Sweden PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4450000 4298479 3800000 151700 0 0 2250000 0 2200000 0 3800000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0000000003 0 0 151700 4298479.0000000009 0 0 2540035.7999999998 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 2540035.7999999998 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 2540035.7999999998 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 2540035.7999999998 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 2540035.7999999998 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 440000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 440000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 440000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 440000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 440000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 450000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 450000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 450000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 450000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 450000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 859695.8 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 859695.8 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 859695.8 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 859695.8 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 859695.8 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 760000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 760000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 760000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 760000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 760000 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 30340 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 30340 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 30340 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 30340 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific 30340 PANAP/Pesticide Action Network Asia and The Pacific Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, with a focus on increased protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystem services Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, med fokus på ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13341-13341A0201 Sweden Asia is the largest and most populous continent, with 4.5 billion people, constituting roughly 60% of the world's population. Asia hosts a great variety in terms of ethnic groups, cultures, ecosystems, economics and government structures across its sub-regions. Nevertheless, many countries have one thing in common, in that their economies and livelihoods depend heavily on the agricultural sector.In the Asia-Pacific region, around 1 billion people (25,7 per cent) are involved in agriculture. Family farmers produce 80 per cent of the total food needed to ensure food security in the Asia- Pacific region. (Worldwide, farms of less than 1 hectare account for 72 per cent of all farms, but make up 8 per cent of all agricultural land.) In February 2019, the organisation submitted a first version of the project proposal "Strengthen Communities Capacity and Build Support and Collaboration to Phase Out Pesticides and Promote Agroecology for a Toxic-Free Asia" to the Embassy. With the proposal, PANAP aims to take a regional approach to work on these issues. The proposal is estimated to approximately a sum of 17.5 MSEK for a period of 4 years, including an inception and implementation phase.The project aims to reduce the harm caused by highly hazardous pesticides by improving the health and income of farmers, women, youth, agricultural workers and indigenous peoples’ as well as protecting the environment through agroecology. The Project has developed Three interlinked objective to achieve the overall goal with the Project. Immediate objective 1: Strengthened awareness of small-scale farmers, women, men, girls and boys, indigenous peoples and agricultural workers on the health and environmental impacts of pesticides; and increased capacity to take action on pesticide reduction and implement alternatives to pesticide use. Outcome 1.1: Increased capacity among communities to carry out participatory research and monitoring through CPAM, providing important evidence base of the impacts of pesticides.Outcome 1.2: Strengthened women's and men´s capacity and knowledge on impact of pesticides on ecosystems; and health and awareness raised of the benefits of agroecology Immediate objective 2: Reduced use of pesticides and enhanced biodiversity, health benefits and economic returns through agroecology initiatives Outcome 2.1: Awareness created of benefits of agroecology and capacity built among men and women farmers to practice agroecology Immediate objective 3: Pesticide policies at local, national, regional and global levels support the calls and demands of women and men small holder farmers and workers for progressive bans of highly hazardous pesticides and the promotion of agroecology Outcome 3.1: Provided relevant scientific evidence and input to decision-makers at local, national and regional levels to reduce and ban the use of highly hazardous pesticides as well as misuse of pesticides. Outcome 3.2: A regional level platform for CSOs, NGOs, regional networks and scientists to exchange knowledge and advocate for agroecology and pesticide reduction and linking up to current regional platforms. The project will take a bottom-up approach; firstly, by engaging communities through participatory research focusing on the management and use of pesticides and its impacts on health and ecosystems. Secondly, by enhancing communities' knowledge and awareness of the impact of pesticides, creating motivation to reduce the use of pesticides and move away from pesticides in favor of agroecology. Thirdly, use the documented and evidence based research to provide important input to decision-makers to take action for a sound management of chemicals in the region. The project aims to strengthen the regional collaboration on sound chemical management and work with capacity building at national and local level in Cambodia, Lao PDR, Vietnam, Bangladesh and India. Kemikalieproduktionen i världen ökar kraftigt. På 50 år har den ökat från under 10 miljoner ton till över 400 miljoner ton per år. Kemikalieanvändningen har starkt bidragit till ett ökat välstånd i många av världens länder, men har även orsakat svåra skador på människors hälsa och i miljön. I Asien ökar produktionen och användningen av kemikalier och farliga bekämpningsmedel i både det storskaliga och det småskaliga jordbruket i snabb takt. Överanvändning, okunskap och brister i regelverk, uppföljning och hantering av farliga bekämpningsmedel leder till miljöföroreningar, minskad biologisk mångfald och påverkar människors hälsa. Handel och produktion av bekämpningsmedel och farliga bekämpningsmedel har gradvis flyttats från Europa till Asien. Kinas förvärv av Syngenta, världens största agrokemiska företag som står för mer än 20% av den globala marknaden för bekämpningsmedel, påskyndar försäljning och användning av bekämpningsmedel i regionen. Dessutom har den starka drivkraften från regeringarna i regionen för ökade investeringar i grödor som palmolja, te, kaffe, bomull, gummi, ris och grönsaker, resulterat i en ökning av användningen av bekämpningsmedel och därmed också till ökad exponering. Farliga ämnen som endosulfan och paraquat (båda kategoriserade som mycket farliga bekämpningsmedel, Highly Hazardous Pesticides (HHP) som är begränsade i USA eller Europa är fortfarande tillåtna för bred användning i Kina och andra asiatiska länder, på grund av svag kontroll och brist på sund hantering av kemikalier. Felaktig hantering av bekämpningsmedel på nationell nivå får även konsekvenser i andra länder och resulterar i nedbrytning av ekosystem, förorening av vattenvägar och allvarlig förlust av biologisk mångfald. Konsekvenserna för småskaliga jordbrukare, jordbruksarbetare, kvinnor, barn och ursprungsbefolkningar är stora, eftersom de är direkt beroende av välfungerande ekosystem för sin överlevnad. Allvarliga hälsoproblem som huvudvärk, illamående, hudsjukdomar är vanliga samtidigt som mer långsiktiga skador som cancer och påverkan på människans fortplantning har påvisats. Med en försämrad hälsa begränsas män och kvinnors tillgång till arbetstillfällen och försörjningsmöjligheter, vilket ofta bidrar till en nedåtgående spiral av fattigdom och ökad sårbarhet. I många länder i Asien är tillgång till information om effekter och korrekt hantering av bekämpningsmedel också bristfällig, vilket innebär att användningen är ett brott mot rätten till information, hälsa och en god livsmiljö. En förskjutning mot agroekologi som alternativ kan bidra till minskade föroreningar, utsläpp av växthusgaser samt öka mäns och kvinnors motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar. Organisationen Pesticide Action Network (PAN) är ett globalt nätverk av civilsamhällesorganisationer som 1982 etablerades som en reaktion på den ökade användningen av bekämpningsmedel i jordbruket och dess negativa påverkan på människors hälsa och på miljön. Nätverkets syfte är att arbeta för att reducera och avlägsna och förbjuda farliga bekämpningsmedel samt främja hållbara alternativ som agroekologi som ett holistiskt, vetenskapligt förhållningssätt och en rörelse för att få till stånd ett hållbart jordbruk. PAN är representerade och har regionala centra i Asien och Oceanien, Afrika, Latinamerika, Nordamerika och Europa. Organisationen Pesticide Action Network Asia and the Pacific (PANAP) med säte i Malaysia är PANs regionala centra i Asien och Oceanien. PANAPs vision är ett samhälle som bygger på demokratiska värderingar och förespråkar kulturell diversitet, social rättvisa, jämställdhet samt rättvis fördelning av produktiva resurser och en hållbar miljö. Organisationens målsättning är att stärka gräsrotsorganisationers och folkrörelsers kapacitet i syfte att reducera farliga bekämpningsmedel, främja agroekologi och trygga matsäkerhet. Organisationen arbetar för att öka befolkningens kunskap om sin rätt och tillgång till mark och resurser och kemikaliers inverkan på hälsa och miljö. PANAP arbetar för att säkra bönders, jordbruksarbetares och ursprungsbefolkningars rättigheter. Ett speciellt fokus har varit på kvinnor och barn. PANAP består idag av 108 partnerorganisationer och har ett etablerat nätverk av 400 regionala och globala civilsamhällesorganisationer i regionen. PANAP har 26 års erfarenhet av att dokumentera användning av bekämpningsmedel och dess effekter på hälsa och miljö, vilket har bidragit med konkret input till viktiga beslut på nationell och global nivå. PANAP har bland annat varit tongivande i Stockholm, Rotterdam och Basel konventionerna och SAICM processen. Mellan 2008-2019 finansierade Sida Kemikalieinspektionens regionala program ” Towards a Non-Toxic South East Asia” i Sydostasien. Det övergripande målet med programmet var att bidra till minskade risker med kemikalier för människors hälsa och miljö genom förbättrad kemikaliekontroll och hållbar jordbruksproduktion. PANAP var en av genomförande organisationerna i programmet och uppvisade goda resultat. När programmet avslutades i slutet av 2018 bestämde sig PANAP för att lämna in ett separat projektförslag till Ambassaden för att fortsätta sin verksamhet. I februari 2019 lade organisationen fram en första version av projektförslaget "Strengthen Communities Capacity and Build Support and Collaboration to Phase Out Pesticides and Promote Agroecology for a Toxic- Free Asia" till ambassaden. Förslaget beräknas till ett belopp på 17, 6 MSEK för 4 år, inklusive en inlednings- och implementeringsfas. Projektets övergripande syfte är att minska användningen av pesticider och främja användningen av agroekologiska metoder samt att verka för stärkta regelverk för reglering av användningen av bekämpningsmedel på nationell, regional och global nivå. Projektet har utvecklat tre resultatområden som är kopplade till flera resultat och ett antal aktiviteter på regional, nationell och lokal nivå för att uppnå projektets övergripande mål. 1) öka medvetenheten bland småskaliga jordbrukare, män, kvinnor, flickor och pojkar, ursprungsfolk och lantarbetare om hälso- och miljöeffekter från bekämpningsmedelsanvändning, och att stärka deras förmåga att minska sin egen användning av bekämpningsmedel, 2) minska användningen av bekämpningsmedel och öka den biologiska mångfalden, inkomst och hälsa från jordbruket genom att främja agroekologiska metoder, 3) lagar och regler som rör bekämpningsmedel ska skydda och stödja manliga och kvinnliga småskaliga jordbrukare och lantarbetare för successiv utfasning av de farligaste bekämpningsmedlen samt främja agroekologi. PANAP har utvecklat en nerifrån och upp strategi för att svara upp mot och uppfylla projektets övergripande mål. För det första genom att engagera samhällen i forskning med fokus på hantering och användning av bekämpningsmedel och dess effekter på hälsa och ekosystem. Det här kommer att förbättra samhällets kunskap och medvetenhet om effekterna av bekämpningsmedel, skapa motivation för att minska användningen av bekämpningsmedel samt fasa ut bekämpningsmedel till förmån för agroekologi. Den dokumenterade och evidensbaserade forskningen kommer att ge viktig input till beslutsfattare för att vidta åtgärder för en sund hantering av kemikalier i regionen. PANAP genomför projektet tillsammans med lokala organisationer i fyra länder: Indien, Bangladesh, Laos och Vietnam. Urvalet av länderna är baserat på ländernas höga fattigdomsnivå och ett återkommande problem med bekämpningsmedel i jordbruket. Samarbetsorganisationerna kommer att utbilda män och kvinnor i datainsamling kring pesticidanvändning och dess effekter, stötta dem i datainsamlingen och utbilda dem i agroekologiska metoder. Den insamlade datan kommer att sammanställas i rapporter som kommer att användas för politiskt påverkansarbete på delstats- nationell, regional och global nivå, särskilt i relation till processer kopplade till Basel, Rotterdam och Stockholmskonventionerna och ASEAN. Ambassaden har varit i nära dialog med PANAP sedan februari 2019 för att 1) förbättra projektförslaget 2) för att utvärdera organisationens interna ekonomiska kontroll 3) för att ge stöd till organisationen för att stärka styrning och kapacitet i förvaltning och intern kontroll. Det slutliga projektförslaget inkom till ambassaden den 29 maj 2020. Projektförslaget består av en uppstartsfas och genomförandefas. Under uppstartsfasen avser organisationen att ytterligare stärka partnerskap, etablera "baselines" och vidareutveckla resultatramverk, aktiviteter, indikatorer och budget för projektet. Den förväntade leveransen av uppstartfasen är formulerad i en uppdragsbeskrivning som är kopplad till avtalet. Ambassaden bedömer att PANAP är väl positionerat i regionen för att framgångsrikt kunna genomföra projektet och leverera på projektets övergripande mål. Overarching Objective: Reduce the harm caused by highly hazardous pesticides through policy changes and through the practice of agroecology and thereby improving the health of the environment, the income and health of farmers, agricultural workers and indigenous peoples, with a special focus on women and youth, with the ultimate goal of reducing poverty and inequality. Immediate Objective 1: Strengthening awareness of small-scale farmers, women, men, girls and boys, indigenous peoples and agricultural workers on the health and environmental impacts of pesticides; and increased capacity to take action on pesticide reduction and alternatives to pesticide use. Outcome 1.1 Increased capacity among communities to carry out participatory research and monitoring through community pesticide action monitoring (CPAM), providing important evidence base of the impacts of pesticides. Outcome 1.2 Strengthened women´s and men´s capacity and knowledge on impact of pesticides on ecosystems; and health and awareness raised of the benefits of agroecology. Intermediate Objective 2: Reduced use of pesticides and enhanced biodiversity, health benefits and economic returns through agroecology initiatives. Outcome 2.1 Awareness created of benefits of agroecology, and capacity built among men and women farmers to practice agroecology. Immediate Objective 3: Pesticide policies at local, national, regional and global level support the calls and demands of women and men small holder farmers and workers for progressive bans of highly hazardous pesticides and the promotion of agroecology. Outcome 3.1 Provided relevant scientific evidence and input to decision makers at local, national and regional level to reduce and ban the use of highly hazardous pesticides as well as misuse of pesticides. Outcome 3.2 A regional level platform for CSOs , NGOs, regional networks and scientists is establisehd to exchange knowledge and advocate for agroecology and pesticide reduction and linking up to current regional platforms.   Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency KPMG 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 252203 0 252203 50440.6 KPMG 50440.6 KPMG 50440.6 KPMG 50440.6 KPMG 50440.6 KPMG 50440.5 KPMG 50440.5 KPMG 50440.5 KPMG 50440.5 KPMG 50440.5 KPMG Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, with a focus on increased protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystem services Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, med fokus på ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13400 Sweden The Swedish civil society organisation We Effect in partnership with the selected Palestinian Agricultural Institutions Coalition (PAIC) member organisations have developed a programme. The programme proposal emphasises a bottom up participatory approach to generate an impact in the marginalised communities and influence the environmental regulatory frameworks, policies, and strategies in Palestine. We Effect will function as the administrative agent and act as the agreement partner to Sweden. We Effect will be the lead organisation and the selected PAIC member organisations will be represented in the Programme Steering Committee (PSC). The overarching goal of the programme is “to contribute to improving environmental and climate justice in Palestine”. The programme objective is that “by 2024, civil society organisations and right holders have the capacity to address and challenge structural barriers to environment and climate justice in Palestine”. The programme has three main components: 1) capacity development, 2) advocacy and social accountability, and 3) community resilience through innovative and smart approaches. The advocacy and accountability part of the programme anticipates that community mobilisation and know-how will lead to transformative change in environment, climate and agriculture policies on the local and national levels. The programme will also equip communities with tools, systems and know-how to work together to utilize environmentally friendly farming practices and to collectively adapt to climate change. The programme will pilot and implement environmental initiatives and environmentally friendly solutions to combat environmental degradation and climate change. Thus, the programme aims at increasing the resilience of marginalized communities to climate change. The programme will support civil society organisations working on the environmental and climate issues in Palestine. It complements the work on environment and climate change in Palestine presently being supported by Sweden and carried out by the World Bank and the Palestinian Environmental Quality Authority (EQA). Sammanfattning av insatsen: Sida föreslår ett bidrag om 55 miljoner kr till We Effects Environmental and Climate Justice Programme. Programmet är ett samarbete mellan We Effect och Palestinian Agriculture Institutions Coalition (PAIC). De utvalda PAIC medlemsorganisationerna är Applied Research Institute Jerusalem (ARIJ), Land Research Center (LRC), MA’AN Development Center, Agricultural Development Association (PARC), Palestinian Hydrology Group (PHG) och Union of Agricultural Work Committees (UAWC). Både programmet och det svenska stödet är nytt. Sida kommer besluta om UAWC's möjliga deltagande i programmet först efter den inledande förberedande fasen (inception phase) som pågår under det första året. Anledningen till den föreslagna insatsen är att stärka civilsamhällets arbete med miljö och klimatfrågor i Palestina. Finansiellt och tekniskt stöd till det palestinska civilsamhället och dess genomförandeorganisationer inom miljöområdet, som i stor utsträckning består av de utvalda PAIC medlemsorganisationerna, antas förbättra möjligheterna till ansvarsutkrävande och påverkansarbete, leda till kapacitetsbyggande och stödja ökad resiliens i lokala samhällen. Programmet har som övergripande mål att "bidra till förbättrad miljö och klimaträttvisa i Palestina". Dess specifika målsättning är att "år 2024 skall civilsamhällesorganisationer och rättighetsbärare ha kapacitet att lyfta och utmana strukturella barriärer för miljö och klimaträttvisa i Palestina". De utvalda medlemsorganisationerna inom PAIC arbetar i hela Palestina, inklusive område C och Gaza. Programmet har tre komponenter: 1) kapacitetsbyggande, 2) ansvarsutkrävande och påverkansarbete, 3) stöd för ökad resiliens i lokala samhällen genom innovativa metoder. Programmets påverkansarbete och ansvarsutkrävande kommer leda till ökad kunskap och mobilisering i lokala samhällen som förväntas leda till förändringar av miljö-, klimat- och jordbrukspolicies på lokal och nationell nivå i Palestina. Programmet kommer förse de lokala samhällena med system och kunskap om hur man kan arbeta tillsammans med miljövänliga jordbruksmetoder och kollektivt anpassa sig till klimatförändringarna. Programmet kommer pröva nya metoder och initiativ för miljövänliga lösningar som motverkar miljöförstöring och klimatförändring. Programmet kommer öka motståndskraften mot klimatförändringar hos de marginaliserade lokala samhällena i Palestina. Sida kommer också se över möjligheten till gränsöverskridande samarbete mellan PAIC och israeliska organisationer efter den förberedande fasen (inception phase), då We Effect och deras partners tagit fram mer utvecklade planer om hur ett sådant eventuellt samarbete skulle kunna se ut. Programmet kompletterar det arbete med miljö- och klimatfrågor som utförs av Världsbanken och den palestinska miljömyndigheten EQA (Environment Quality Authority) vilket erhåller svenskt stöd. Sida följer upp hela programmets resultat, men lägger särskild vikt vid uppföljningen och dialogen vad gäller: 1) att We Effect och dess samarbetspartners skall verka i och nå ut till lokala samhällen, samt att för detta arbeta utifrån ett inkluderande "nedifrån och upp"-perspektiv. 2) ansvarsutkrävande (t.ex. rörande Palestinska myndighetens kapacitet som ansvarstagare dvs "duty bearer"), 3) jämställdhet, miljö, klimat och resiliens, 4) innovation, samt privata sektorns roll för programmet, och 5) multidimensionell fattigdom. Styrdokument: Sida bedömer att programmet är i linje med "Strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Palestina 2020-2024". Inom området miljö och klimat efterfrågar strategin arbete för "Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser" och "Utvecklad kapacitet hos myndigheter och civila samhället att bidra till förbättrad miljö samt till ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar", till vilket programmet i huvudsak bidrar. De insatser som genomförs och planeras inom ramen för programmet är anpassade till Palestinas övergripande planeringsdokument; National Policy Agenda (NPA) 2017-2022. NPA nämner vikten av fungerande energi- och vattensektorer som en förutsättning för en fungerande ekonomi. NPA nämner också vikten av lokal samhällsstyrning och kopplingen till att möta behoven i utsatta områden. NPA beskriver möjliga åtgärder för att minska hoten mot miljö och klimat, genom utbyggnad av avloppsvattenrening och sophantering, energieffektivisering och öka andelen förnybar energi. Även den europeiska gemensamma strategin och resultatramverket för stöd till Palestina (European Joint Strategy in support of Palestine 2017-2020) har tydliga prioriteringar vad gäller lokal samhällsstyrning, sophantering, vatten, sanitet och energi, vilket anknyter till programmets arbetsområden. Programmets administration: We Effect föreslås vara Sidas avtalspart för programmet och ansvarig för dess administration och uppföljning. De utvalda PAIC medlemsorganisationerna kommer att vara genomförande organisationer för verksamheten i Palestina. Programmet kommer genomföras under överinseende av en styrkommitté ("Programme Steering Committee") och en teknisk kommittee ("Programme Technical Committee") som leds av We Effect och ARIJ. Det kommer också finnas en rådgivande kommitté ("Programme Advisory Committee") som bidrar till verksamheten. Ca 90 procent av Sveriges medel kommer vidareförmedlas av We Effect till verksamhet som genomförs av utvalda PAIC medlemsorganisationer samt till kostnader för revisioner och utvärderingar. Resterande ca 10 procent av budgeten är We Effect förvaltningskostnader för programmet. Sida bedömer att förvaltningskostnaden är hög men tillräckligt kostnadseffektiv med tanke på att det är ett omfattande och komplext program. Alternativet skulle vara mer kostnadsineffektivt; Sverige skulle ingå bilaterala avtal med ett antal organisationer som dels skulle begära ersättning för vissa administrativa omkostnader, dels ta mer arbetsresurser i anspråk. Sverige är i nuläget den enda givaren till programmet. Sida bedömer att den av We Effect presenterade övergripande budgeten avspeglar det aktuella behovet för att genomföra programmet. Sida bedömer också att finansieringsbehovet och budgeten är berättigad och rimlig. Sida bedömer att We Effect har en förvaltningsstruktur och organisation, resurser och expertis för att leverera planerade resultat med god intern styrning och kontroll. Sida bedömer även att det inom We Effect finns resurser och kapacitet att hantera programmets verksamhet, hantera rapportering till och koordinering med givare, samt kunna bedöma genomförandepartners ledningsstruktur och kompetens. Sidas bedömer också att We Effect kunskap och kapacitet att hantera risker är acceptabel. Som stöd för Sida's bedömningar finns We Effect's programdokument, ett antal av We Effect's styrdokument och systemrevisionen av We Effect (Report on the efficiency audit of We Effect including specific assessments of internal management and control) som genomfördes 2019 av EY. EY presenterade i rapporten också ett antal rekommendationer vilka We Effect är på väg att åtgärda. Sammanfattningsvis bedömer Sida att We Effect är en lämplig avtalspartner för programmet. The overarching goal of the programme is to "contribute to improving environmental and climate justice in Palestine". The specific programme objective is "By 2024, civil society organisations and rights holders have the capacity to address and challenge structural barriers to environment and climate justice in Palestine". To achieve the programme goal, the programme will use a bottom-up approach to environmental governance by strengthening the capabilities of various stakeholders and marginalized communities to influence policy making and strategic sector policies. The programme will use a human rights based approach, linking the rights of marginalized community members with the obligations and commitments of duty bearers when it comes to environmental governance and rights, access to information and natural resources. The role of civil society in strengthening environmental governance is important which is why the programme will also contribute to capacity building of CSO's to participate in the environmental decision making dialogue, improving rights-based environmental mainstreaming, developing risk-management response plans and community resilience plans as well as ensuring financing for innovative green solutions to environmental development and climate justice. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Biosphere protection General Environment Protection The programme was structured around three interconnected outcomes: 1. Strengthened civil society capacity to effectively promote environmental and climate justice. 2. Empowered rights-holders to hold duty-bearers accountable for environmental outcomes. 3. Enabled marginalized communities to apply innovative and sustainable solutions related to the environment, agriculture, renewable energy, and climate challenges. ECJP delivered substantial results at the community, institutional, and policy levels, contributing to stronger environmental and climate justice in Palestine. The programme reached more than 157,000 rights-holders (52% women) across 48 communities, with a strong focus on women and youth. It successfully strengthened civil society capacity, promoted accountability, and supported community-led climate resilience initiatives. At the community level, environmentally sustainable practices such as composting, wastewater reuse, eco-gardens, solar technologies, and climate-smart agriculture were widely adopted. These interventions contributed to improved environmental management, reduced pollution, and more sustainable use of natural resources. Rights-holders also became more active in environmental decision-making, demonstrating increased civic engagement, greater confidence in engaging local authorities, and growing use of accountability mechanisms such as environmental grievance systems. At the institutional level, PAIC members and community-based organisations strengthened their technical capacities, integrated gender-responsive and rights-based approaches into their work, and became more credible and influential actors within the environmental sector. The programme also contributed to stronger local governance through participatory planning processes, community resilience plans, and improved collaboration between local authorities and civil society organisations. Policy-level achievements were more modest, due to structural and political constraints, but included successful policy submissions and increased recognition of civil society expertise by government institutions, helping create entry points for future environmental policy engagement. The final evaluation highlighted that the most immediate and visible impacts of ECJP occurred at the community level, where interventions focused on piloting innovative climate-smart solutions and empowering rights-holders to engage in environmental decision-making. It also reported widespread uptake of environmentally sustainable practices introduced by the programme, including composting, eco-gardens, wastewater reuse, and solar technologies. The evaluation further pointed to enhanced environmental awareness and civic participation, particularly among women and youth. In Bani Na'im, respondents noted that concepts such as environmental justice, previously perceived as abstract, became tangible through practical interventions such as the wastewater treatment unit and community tree-planting campaigns. In Asira al-Qibliya, youth-led environmental clubs and school gardens facilitated peer-to-peer learning and embedded climate awareness into daily community life. In Jenin, youth and women reported an increased ability to initiate dialogue with local authorities and lead waste management and green economy initiatives. This shift from passive awareness to active civic engagement reflects progress along the programmes civic transformation pathway. Moreover, through PENGONs complaint system, 257 environmental grievances were submitted, more than half by women, with 121 cases resolved. This demonstrates growing confidence in institutional accountability mechanisms. According to the evaluation, these examples illustrate a broader shift in attitudes and behaviours, with rights-holders increasingly initiating community-led actions and asserting their rights in the public sphere. The evaluation also found that ECJP interventions generated tangible environmental improvements, including pollution reduction, natural resource regeneration, and climate risk mitigation in areas facing acute ecological stress. In Beit Furik, for example, the use of treated wastewater for rose cultivation significantly reduced untreated effluent discharge into local valleys, which had previously contributed to soil contamination and groundwater stress. Implemented by PARC, the initiative introduced a safe reuse model for approximately 90,000 cubic metres of water annually while also improving soil fertility through the nutrient content of treated water. This reduced reliance on chemical fertilisers and promoted more circular water-use practices. Similarly, in Asira al-Qibliya, an environmental vulnerability assessment identified dust pollution from nearby quarrying operations as a major concern. In response, community members, supported by PARC and local councils, planted trees across 80 dunams of degraded land using dust-tolerant species to create living green belts. This intervention helped reduce particulate matter, improve microclimatic conditions, and restore ecological cover, while also empowering local womens cooperatives that led awareness activities around environmental restoration. The evaluation also demonstrated improvements in livelihoods and household resilience through income-generating activities such as beekeeping, compost production, sustainable agriculture, and local food production. The womens cooperative in Asira al-Qibliya reported increased economic autonomy through local food production and beekeeping, with surplus products sold in nearby markets. PARC supported these efforts by helping identify sustainable packaging techniques and facilitating initial access to retail outlets. In Bani Na'im, the introduction of Azolla units and a tree shredder enabled farmers to replace costly chemical inputs with organic alternatives, resulting in higher-quality animal products and measurable cost savings. In Marda, women participating in composting initiatives reported savings on agricultural inputs and began selling excess compost to neighbouring communities. PHG noted that this organic production cycle contributed to household resilience while stimulating informal market activity. These examples demonstrate how environmental interventions also created pathways for livelihood diversification. The evaluation further concluded that ECJP generated important social impacts. The programme contributed to greater empowerment, inclusion, and community cohesion, particularly among youth and women. In Bardala, participants highlighted the role of tree planting and rehabilitated public spaces in fostering community pride and collective action. Women reported taking on leadership roles and leading awareness campaigns. In Jenin, rights-holders described ECJP as a turning point in their civic participation, with many young people leading green clubs and environmental initiatives. At the policy level, the evaluation concluded that ECJP helped create entry points for civil society engagement in national environmental governance. The programme exceeded its target for joint policy submissions, some of which were formally acknowledged by ministries. However, the depth and sustainability of policy integration remained limited. The evaluation noted that proposals such as the pesticide policy paper and the gender-based NDC review were used by the Ministry of Agriculture (MoA) and the Environmental Quality Authority (EQA), respectively. However, these contributions remained largely technical and advisory and did not lead to binding reforms. This highlights an important distinction: ECJP succeeded in securing access and recognition but achieved more limited progress in influencing sustained policy change and accountability. More substantial influence was observed in the way ECJP framed environmental justice as a rights-based, gender-responsive, and community-driven issue. Through coordinated submissions under PAIC and the integration of legal, gender, and environmental expertise, the programme modelled a new form of civil society engagement. This approach has since informed other initiatives, including the EU-funded ENDURANCE programme approved in late 2023. Nevertheless, fragmented mandates, political uncertainty, and the absence of formal uptake mechanisms continue to constrain the translation of civil society evidence into policy reform. As such, the evaluation concludes that ECJPs policy influence was foundational, creating space, tools, and visibility for future engagement, while systemic transformation remains a longer-term aspiration. The evaluation also found that ECJP contributed to strengthened local governance. The programme enhanced the capacity of local CBOs and LGUs to lead environmental planning and respond to community needs through tools such as Community Resilience Plans, Environmental Vulnerability Assessments, and the Environmental Complaints Manual. In Jenin and Marda, CBOs collaborated directly with local authorities to implement infrastructure improvements, including solar lighting and stormwater management systems. In Asira and Bani Naim, local councils and grassroots associations actively contributed to project identification and oversight, demonstrating increased ownership and coordination capacity. This participatory governance model laid important groundwork for future policy alignment. Taken together, the evaluation concludes that these results indicate early signs of community-level transformation through practical innovation, economic empowerment, social inclusion, rights-holder mobilisation, and participatory governance. The direction and nature of these changes are closely aligned with the programmes Theory of Change and contribute to establishing foundations for longer-term systemic impact. Furthermore, the evaluation found that the programme strengthened institutional systems, built technical capacities, and facilitated partnerships that enabled PAIC members and grassroots CBOs to become more credible actors in the environmental and climate justice sector. PAIC members institutionalised key approaches such as gender mainstreaming, human rights-based approaches (HRBA), and disaster risk reduction, while grassroots organisations evolved from passive recipients into active leaders of local initiatives. These developments suggest that ECJP contributed to more than project-level capacity building. It fostered lasting changes in how organisations plan, learn, and collaborate, laying the foundation for stronger civil society leadership in environmental and climate justice. Across all three outcomes, the evaluation observed strong alignment between programme activities and the pathways outlined in the Theory of Change. The combination of institutional strengthening, community mobilisation, and participatory planning contributed to positive behavioural change, improved environmental practices, and increased visibility of environmental justice issues. Finally, the evaluation found that ECJP was highly relevant to Palestinian national strategies, Sida priorities, and global climate commitments, including NDCs, COP outcomes, and the SDGs. The programme addressed critical environmental and social vulnerabilities, particularly in Area C, through participatory planning and locally tailored interventions. Rights-holders consistently confirmed that interventions responded to real community needs, including access to water, energy, and sustainable agriculture. Unintended Impacts: In addition to its intended results, ECJP generated several positive impacts that were not explicitly included in the programmes logical framework but contributed to broader systemic resilience and institutional positioning. Increased institutional legitimacy and donor leverage: Several PAIC members reported that participation in ECJP enhanced their visibility and credibility among public authorities and international donors. For example, LRC indicated that the programme led to new collaboration requests from municipalities and relevant ministries. PAIC members also noted that ECJP contributed to securing new funding opportunities, most notably the ENDURANCE project funded by the EU, which was awarded partly as a result of their involvement in ECJP. Relevance during periods of crisis: Some ECJP interventions proved unexpectedly effective in helping communities navigate external shocks. For example, Purexs egg-carton recycling system, initially developed as a green entrepreneurship initiative, became essential during border closures and import restrictions by ensuring continued access to locally produced packaging. Similarly, decentralised wastewater and composting systems helped communities cope with COVID-19-related supply chain disruptions. While these impacts were not part of the programmes formal results framework, they demonstrate the value of investing in low-tech, community-based solutions that can continue functioning under crisis conditions. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13400-13400A0101 Sweden The Swedish civil society organisation We Effect in partnership with the selected Palestinian Agricultural Institutions Coalition (PAIC) member organisations have developed a programme. The programme proposal emphasises a bottom up participatory approach to generate an impact in the marginalised communities and influence the environmental regulatory frameworks, policies, and strategies in Palestine. We Effect will function as the administrative agent and act as the agreement partner to Sweden. We Effect will be the lead organisation and the selected PAIC member organisations will be represented in the Programme Steering Committee (PSC). The overarching goal of the programme is “to contribute to improving environmental and climate justice in Palestine”. The programme objective is that “by 2024, civil society organisations and right holders have the capacity to address and challenge structural barriers to environment and climate justice in Palestine”. The programme has three main components: 1) capacity development, 2) advocacy and social accountability, and 3) community resilience through innovative and smart approaches. The advocacy and accountability part of the programme anticipates that community mobilisation and know-how will lead to transformative change in environment, climate and agriculture policies on the local and national levels. The programme will also equip communities with tools, systems and know-how to work together to utilize environmentally friendly farming practices and to collectively adapt to climate change. The programme will pilot and implement environmental initiatives and environmentally friendly solutions to combat environmental degradation and climate change. Thus, the programme aims at increasing the resilience of marginalized communities to climate change. The programme will support civil society organisations working on the environmental and climate issues in Palestine. It complements the work on environment and climate change in Palestine presently being supported by Sweden and carried out by the World Bank and the Palestinian Environmental Quality Authority (EQA). Sammanfattning av insatsen: Sida föreslår ett bidrag om 55 miljoner kr till We Effects Environmental and Climate Justice Programme. Programmet är ett samarbete mellan We Effect och Palestinian Agriculture Institutions Coalition (PAIC). De utvalda PAIC medlemsorganisationerna är Applied Research Institute Jerusalem (ARIJ), Land Research Center (LRC), MA’AN Development Center, Agricultural Development Association (PARC), Palestinian Hydrology Group (PHG) och Union of Agricultural Work Committees (UAWC). Både programmet och det svenska stödet är nytt. Sida kommer besluta om UAWC's möjliga deltagande i programmet först efter den inledande förberedande fasen (inception phase) som pågår under det första året. Anledningen till den föreslagna insatsen är att stärka civilsamhällets arbete med miljö och klimatfrågor i Palestina. Finansiellt och tekniskt stöd till det palestinska civilsamhället och dess genomförandeorganisationer inom miljöområdet, som i stor utsträckning består av de utvalda PAIC medlemsorganisationerna, antas förbättra möjligheterna till ansvarsutkrävande och påverkansarbete, leda till kapacitetsbyggande och stödja ökad resiliens i lokala samhällen. Programmet har som övergripande mål att "bidra till förbättrad miljö och klimaträttvisa i Palestina". Dess specifika målsättning är att "år 2024 skall civilsamhällesorganisationer och rättighetsbärare ha kapacitet att lyfta och utmana strukturella barriärer för miljö och klimaträttvisa i Palestina". De utvalda medlemsorganisationerna inom PAIC arbetar i hela Palestina, inklusive område C och Gaza. Programmet har tre komponenter: 1) kapacitetsbyggande, 2) ansvarsutkrävande och påverkansarbete, 3) stöd för ökad resiliens i lokala samhällen genom innovativa metoder. Programmets påverkansarbete och ansvarsutkrävande kommer leda till ökad kunskap och mobilisering i lokala samhällen som förväntas leda till förändringar av miljö-, klimat- och jordbrukspolicies på lokal och nationell nivå i Palestina. Programmet kommer förse de lokala samhällena med system och kunskap om hur man kan arbeta tillsammans med miljövänliga jordbruksmetoder och kollektivt anpassa sig till klimatförändringarna. Programmet kommer pröva nya metoder och initiativ för miljövänliga lösningar som motverkar miljöförstöring och klimatförändring. Programmet kommer öka motståndskraften mot klimatförändringar hos de marginaliserade lokala samhällena i Palestina. Sida kommer också se över möjligheten till gränsöverskridande samarbete mellan PAIC och israeliska organisationer efter den förberedande fasen (inception phase), då We Effect och deras partners tagit fram mer utvecklade planer om hur ett sådant eventuellt samarbete skulle kunna se ut. Programmet kompletterar det arbete med miljö- och klimatfrågor som utförs av Världsbanken och den palestinska miljömyndigheten EQA (Environment Quality Authority) vilket erhåller svenskt stöd. Sida följer upp hela programmets resultat, men lägger särskild vikt vid uppföljningen och dialogen vad gäller: 1) att We Effect och dess samarbetspartners skall verka i och nå ut till lokala samhällen, samt att för detta arbeta utifrån ett inkluderande "nedifrån och upp"-perspektiv. 2) ansvarsutkrävande (t.ex. rörande Palestinska myndighetens kapacitet som ansvarstagare dvs "duty bearer"), 3) jämställdhet, miljö, klimat och resiliens, 4) innovation, samt privata sektorns roll för programmet, och 5) multidimensionell fattigdom. Styrdokument: Sida bedömer att programmet är i linje med "Strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Palestina 2020-2024". Inom området miljö och klimat efterfrågar strategin arbete för "Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser" och "Utvecklad kapacitet hos myndigheter och civila samhället att bidra till förbättrad miljö samt till ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar", till vilket programmet i huvudsak bidrar. De insatser som genomförs och planeras inom ramen för programmet är anpassade till Palestinas övergripande planeringsdokument; National Policy Agenda (NPA) 2017-2022. NPA nämner vikten av fungerande energi- och vattensektorer som en förutsättning för en fungerande ekonomi. NPA nämner också vikten av lokal samhällsstyrning och kopplingen till att möta behoven i utsatta områden. NPA beskriver möjliga åtgärder för att minska hoten mot miljö och klimat, genom utbyggnad av avloppsvattenrening och sophantering, energieffektivisering och öka andelen förnybar energi. Även den europeiska gemensamma strategin och resultatramverket för stöd till Palestina (European Joint Strategy in support of Palestine 2017-2020) har tydliga prioriteringar vad gäller lokal samhällsstyrning, sophantering, vatten, sanitet och energi, vilket anknyter till programmets arbetsområden. Programmets administration: We Effect föreslås vara Sidas avtalspart för programmet och ansvarig för dess administration och uppföljning. De utvalda PAIC medlemsorganisationerna kommer att vara genomförande organisationer för verksamheten i Palestina. Programmet kommer genomföras under överinseende av en styrkommitté ("Programme Steering Committee") och en teknisk kommittee ("Programme Technical Committee") som leds av We Effect och ARIJ. Det kommer också finnas en rådgivande kommitté ("Programme Advisory Committee") som bidrar till verksamheten. Ca 90 procent av Sveriges medel kommer vidareförmedlas av We Effect till verksamhet som genomförs av utvalda PAIC medlemsorganisationer samt till kostnader för revisioner och utvärderingar. Resterande ca 10 procent av budgeten är We Effect förvaltningskostnader för programmet. Sida bedömer att förvaltningskostnaden är hög men tillräckligt kostnadseffektiv med tanke på att det är ett omfattande och komplext program. Alternativet skulle vara mer kostnadsineffektivt; Sverige skulle ingå bilaterala avtal med ett antal organisationer som dels skulle begära ersättning för vissa administrativa omkostnader, dels ta mer arbetsresurser i anspråk. Sverige är i nuläget den enda givaren till programmet. Sida bedömer att den av We Effect presenterade övergripande budgeten avspeglar det aktuella behovet för att genomföra programmet. Sida bedömer också att finansieringsbehovet och budgeten är berättigad och rimlig. Sida bedömer att We Effect har en förvaltningsstruktur och organisation, resurser och expertis för att leverera planerade resultat med god intern styrning och kontroll. Sida bedömer även att det inom We Effect finns resurser och kapacitet att hantera programmets verksamhet, hantera rapportering till och koordinering med givare, samt kunna bedöma genomförandepartners ledningsstruktur och kompetens. Sidas bedömer också att We Effect kunskap och kapacitet att hantera risker är acceptabel. Som stöd för Sida's bedömningar finns We Effect's programdokument, ett antal av We Effect's styrdokument och systemrevisionen av We Effect (Report on the efficiency audit of We Effect including specific assessments of internal management and control) som genomfördes 2019 av EY. EY presenterade i rapporten också ett antal rekommendationer vilka We Effect är på väg att åtgärda. Sammanfattningsvis bedömer Sida att We Effect är en lämplig avtalspartner för programmet. The overarching goal of the programme is to "contribute to improving environmental and climate justice in Palestine". The specific programme objective is "By 2024, civil society organisations and rights holders have the capacity to address and challenge structural barriers to environment and climate justice in Palestine". To achieve the programme goal, the programme will use a bottom-up approach to environmental governance by strengthening the capabilities of various stakeholders and marginalized communities to influence policy making and strategic sector policies. The programme will use a human rights based approach, linking the rights of marginalized community members with the obligations and commitments of duty bearers when it comes to environmental governance and rights, access to information and natural resources. The role of civil society in strengthening environmental governance is important which is why the programme will also contribute to capacity building of CSO's to participate in the environmental decision making dialogue, improving rights-based environmental mainstreaming, developing risk-management response plans and community resilience plans as well as ensuring financing for innovative green solutions to environmental development and climate justice. Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 15000000 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 10000000 15000000 0 45000000 We Effect 10000000 We Effect 10000000 We Effect 15000000 We Effect 10000000 We Effect Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Improved conditions for individuals and civil society to participate in and influence political processes, and greater respect for human rights Förbättrade förutsättningar för individer och det civila samhället att delta i och påverka politiska processer samt stärkt respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened democratic public institutions, including reduced corruption and increased accountability Stärkta, demokratiska, offentliga institutioner, inklusive minskad korruption, samt ökade möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better sustainable livelihood opportunities and sustainable use of natural resources Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced capacity of public authorities and civil society to contribute to environmental improvement and increased resilience to climate change Utvecklad kapacitet hos myndigheter och civila samhället att bidra till förbättrad miljö samt till ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved conditions for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to contribute to economic development and productive employment and decent work, especially for women and young people Förbättrade förutsättningar för små- och medelstora företag att bidra till en hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och unga Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13400-13400A0102 Sweden The Swedish civil society organisation We Effect in partnership with the selected Palestinian Agricultural Institutions Coalition (PAIC) member organisations have developed a programme. The programme proposal emphasises a bottom up participatory approach to generate an impact in the marginalised communities and influence the environmental regulatory frameworks, policies, and strategies in Palestine. We Effect will function as the administrative agent and act as the agreement partner to Sweden. We Effect will be the lead organisation and the selected PAIC member organisations will be represented in the Programme Steering Committee (PSC). The overarching goal of the programme is “to contribute to improving environmental and climate justice in Palestine”. The programme objective is that “by 2024, civil society organisations and right holders have the capacity to address and challenge structural barriers to environment and climate justice in Palestine”. The programme has three main components: 1) capacity development, 2) advocacy and social accountability, and 3) community resilience through innovative and smart approaches. The advocacy and accountability part of the programme anticipates that community mobilisation and know-how will lead to transformative change in environment, climate and agriculture policies on the local and national levels. The programme will also equip communities with tools, systems and know-how to work together to utilize environmentally friendly farming practices and to collectively adapt to climate change. The programme will pilot and implement environmental initiatives and environmentally friendly solutions to combat environmental degradation and climate change. Thus, the programme aims at increasing the resilience of marginalized communities to climate change. The programme will support civil society organisations working on the environmental and climate issues in Palestine. It complements the work on environment and climate change in Palestine presently being supported by Sweden and carried out by the World Bank and the Palestinian Environmental Quality Authority (EQA). Sammanfattning av insatsen: Sida föreslår ett bidrag om 55 miljoner kr till We Effects Environmental and Climate Justice Programme. Programmet är ett samarbete mellan We Effect och Palestinian Agriculture Institutions Coalition (PAIC). De utvalda PAIC medlemsorganisationerna är Applied Research Institute Jerusalem (ARIJ), Land Research Center (LRC), MA’AN Development Center, Agricultural Development Association (PARC), Palestinian Hydrology Group (PHG) och Union of Agricultural Work Committees (UAWC). Både programmet och det svenska stödet är nytt. Sida kommer besluta om UAWC's möjliga deltagande i programmet först efter den inledande förberedande fasen (inception phase) som pågår under det första året. Anledningen till den föreslagna insatsen är att stärka civilsamhällets arbete med miljö och klimatfrågor i Palestina. Finansiellt och tekniskt stöd till det palestinska civilsamhället och dess genomförandeorganisationer inom miljöområdet, som i stor utsträckning består av de utvalda PAIC medlemsorganisationerna, antas förbättra möjligheterna till ansvarsutkrävande och påverkansarbete, leda till kapacitetsbyggande och stödja ökad resiliens i lokala samhällen. Programmet har som övergripande mål att "bidra till förbättrad miljö och klimaträttvisa i Palestina". Dess specifika målsättning är att "år 2024 skall civilsamhällesorganisationer och rättighetsbärare ha kapacitet att lyfta och utmana strukturella barriärer för miljö och klimaträttvisa i Palestina". De utvalda medlemsorganisationerna inom PAIC arbetar i hela Palestina, inklusive område C och Gaza. Programmet har tre komponenter: 1) kapacitetsbyggande, 2) ansvarsutkrävande och påverkansarbete, 3) stöd för ökad resiliens i lokala samhällen genom innovativa metoder. Programmets påverkansarbete och ansvarsutkrävande kommer leda till ökad kunskap och mobilisering i lokala samhällen som förväntas leda till förändringar av miljö-, klimat- och jordbrukspolicies på lokal och nationell nivå i Palestina. Programmet kommer förse de lokala samhällena med system och kunskap om hur man kan arbeta tillsammans med miljövänliga jordbruksmetoder och kollektivt anpassa sig till klimatförändringarna. Programmet kommer pröva nya metoder och initiativ för miljövänliga lösningar som motverkar miljöförstöring och klimatförändring. Programmet kommer öka motståndskraften mot klimatförändringar hos de marginaliserade lokala samhällena i Palestina. Sida kommer också se över möjligheten till gränsöverskridande samarbete mellan PAIC och israeliska organisationer efter den förberedande fasen (inception phase), då We Effect och deras partners tagit fram mer utvecklade planer om hur ett sådant eventuellt samarbete skulle kunna se ut. Programmet kompletterar det arbete med miljö- och klimatfrågor som utförs av Världsbanken och den palestinska miljömyndigheten EQA (Environment Quality Authority) vilket erhåller svenskt stöd. Sida följer upp hela programmets resultat, men lägger särskild vikt vid uppföljningen och dialogen vad gäller: 1) att We Effect och dess samarbetspartners skall verka i och nå ut till lokala samhällen, samt att för detta arbeta utifrån ett inkluderande "nedifrån och upp"-perspektiv. 2) ansvarsutkrävande (t.ex. rörande Palestinska myndighetens kapacitet som ansvarstagare dvs "duty bearer"), 3) jämställdhet, miljö, klimat och resiliens, 4) innovation, samt privata sektorns roll för programmet, och 5) multidimensionell fattigdom. Styrdokument: Sida bedömer att programmet är i linje med "Strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Palestina 2020-2024". Inom området miljö och klimat efterfrågar strategin arbete för "Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser" och "Utvecklad kapacitet hos myndigheter och civila samhället att bidra till förbättrad miljö samt till ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar", till vilket programmet i huvudsak bidrar. De insatser som genomförs och planeras inom ramen för programmet är anpassade till Palestinas övergripande planeringsdokument; National Policy Agenda (NPA) 2017-2022. NPA nämner vikten av fungerande energi- och vattensektorer som en förutsättning för en fungerande ekonomi. NPA nämner också vikten av lokal samhällsstyrning och kopplingen till att möta behoven i utsatta områden. NPA beskriver möjliga åtgärder för att minska hoten mot miljö och klimat, genom utbyggnad av avloppsvattenrening och sophantering, energieffektivisering och öka andelen förnybar energi. Även den europeiska gemensamma strategin och resultatramverket för stöd till Palestina (European Joint Strategy in support of Palestine 2017-2020) har tydliga prioriteringar vad gäller lokal samhällsstyrning, sophantering, vatten, sanitet och energi, vilket anknyter till programmets arbetsområden. Programmets administration: We Effect föreslås vara Sidas avtalspart för programmet och ansvarig för dess administration och uppföljning. De utvalda PAIC medlemsorganisationerna kommer att vara genomförande organisationer för verksamheten i Palestina. Programmet kommer genomföras under överinseende av en styrkommitté ("Programme Steering Committee") och en teknisk kommittee ("Programme Technical Committee") som leds av We Effect och ARIJ. Det kommer också finnas en rådgivande kommitté ("Programme Advisory Committee") som bidrar till verksamheten. Ca 90 procent av Sveriges medel kommer vidareförmedlas av We Effect till verksamhet som genomförs av utvalda PAIC medlemsorganisationer samt till kostnader för revisioner och utvärderingar. Resterande ca 10 procent av budgeten är We Effect förvaltningskostnader för programmet. Sida bedömer att förvaltningskostnaden är hög men tillräckligt kostnadseffektiv med tanke på att det är ett omfattande och komplext program. Alternativet skulle vara mer kostnadsineffektivt; Sverige skulle ingå bilaterala avtal med ett antal organisationer som dels skulle begära ersättning för vissa administrativa omkostnader, dels ta mer arbetsresurser i anspråk. Sverige är i nuläget den enda givaren till programmet. Sida bedömer att den av We Effect presenterade övergripande budgeten avspeglar det aktuella behovet för att genomföra programmet. Sida bedömer också att finansieringsbehovet och budgeten är berättigad och rimlig. Sida bedömer att We Effect har en förvaltningsstruktur och organisation, resurser och expertis för att leverera planerade resultat med god intern styrning och kontroll. Sida bedömer även att det inom We Effect finns resurser och kapacitet att hantera programmets verksamhet, hantera rapportering till och koordinering med givare, samt kunna bedöma genomförandepartners ledningsstruktur och kompetens. Sidas bedömer också att We Effect kunskap och kapacitet att hantera risker är acceptabel. Som stöd för Sida's bedömningar finns We Effect's programdokument, ett antal av We Effect's styrdokument och systemrevisionen av We Effect (Report on the efficiency audit of We Effect including specific assessments of internal management and control) som genomfördes 2019 av EY. EY presenterade i rapporten också ett antal rekommendationer vilka We Effect är på väg att åtgärda. Sammanfattningsvis bedömer Sida att We Effect är en lämplig avtalspartner för programmet. The overarching goal of the programme is to "contribute to improving environmental and climate justice in Palestine". The specific programme objective is "By 2024, civil society organisations and rights holders have the capacity to address and challenge structural barriers to environment and climate justice in Palestine". To achieve the programme goal, the programme will use a bottom-up approach to environmental governance by strengthening the capabilities of various stakeholders and marginalized communities to influence policy making and strategic sector policies. The programme will use a human rights based approach, linking the rights of marginalized community members with the obligations and commitments of duty bearers when it comes to environmental governance and rights, access to information and natural resources. The role of civil society in strengthening environmental governance is important which is why the programme will also contribute to capacity building of CSO's to participate in the environmental decision making dialogue, improving rights-based environmental mainstreaming, developing risk-management response plans and community resilience plans as well as ensuring financing for innovative green solutions to environmental development and climate justice. Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 6000000 0 6000000 We Effect 6000000 We Effect Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-13400-13400A0103 Sweden The Swedish civil society organisation We Effect in partnership with the selected Palestinian Agricultural Institutions Coalition (PAIC) member organisations have developed a programme. The programme proposal emphasises a bottom up participatory approach to generate an impact in the marginalised communities and influence the environmental regulatory frameworks, policies, and strategies in Palestine. We Effect will function as the administrative agent and act as the agreement partner to Sweden. We Effect will be the lead organisation and the selected PAIC member organisations will be represented in the Programme Steering Committee (PSC). The overarching goal of the programme is “to contribute to improving environmental and climate justice in Palestine”. The programme objective is that “by 2024, civil society organisations and right holders have the capacity to address and challenge structural barriers to environment and climate justice in Palestine”. The programme has three main components: 1) capacity development, 2) advocacy and social accountability, and 3) community resilience through innovative and smart approaches. The advocacy and accountability part of the programme anticipates that community mobilisation and know-how will lead to transformative change in environment, climate and agriculture policies on the local and national levels. The programme will also equip communities with tools, systems and know-how to work together to utilize environmentally friendly farming practices and to collectively adapt to climate change. The programme will pilot and implement environmental initiatives and environmentally friendly solutions to combat environmental degradation and climate change. Thus, the programme aims at increasing the resilience of marginalized communities to climate change. The programme will support civil society organisations working on the environmental and climate issues in Palestine. It complements the work on environment and climate change in Palestine presently being supported by Sweden and carried out by the World Bank and the Palestinian Environmental Quality Authority (EQA). Sammanfattning av insatsen: Sida föreslår ett bidrag om 55 miljoner kr till We Effects Environmental and Climate Justice Programme. Programmet är ett samarbete mellan We Effect och Palestinian Agriculture Institutions Coalition (PAIC). De utvalda PAIC medlemsorganisationerna är Applied Research Institute Jerusalem (ARIJ), Land Research Center (LRC), MA’AN Development Center, Agricultural Development Association (PARC), Palestinian Hydrology Group (PHG) och Union of Agricultural Work Committees (UAWC). Både programmet och det svenska stödet är nytt. Sida kommer besluta om UAWC's möjliga deltagande i programmet först efter den inledande förberedande fasen (inception phase) som pågår under det första året. Anledningen till den föreslagna insatsen är att stärka civilsamhällets arbete med miljö och klimatfrågor i Palestina. Finansiellt och tekniskt stöd till det palestinska civilsamhället och dess genomförandeorganisationer inom miljöområdet, som i stor utsträckning består av de utvalda PAIC medlemsorganisationerna, antas förbättra möjligheterna till ansvarsutkrävande och påverkansarbete, leda till kapacitetsbyggande och stödja ökad resiliens i lokala samhällen. Programmet har som övergripande mål att "bidra till förbättrad miljö och klimaträttvisa i Palestina". Dess specifika målsättning är att "år 2024 skall civilsamhällesorganisationer och rättighetsbärare ha kapacitet att lyfta och utmana strukturella barriärer för miljö och klimaträttvisa i Palestina". De utvalda medlemsorganisationerna inom PAIC arbetar i hela Palestina, inklusive område C och Gaza. Programmet har tre komponenter: 1) kapacitetsbyggande, 2) ansvarsutkrävande och påverkansarbete, 3) stöd för ökad resiliens i lokala samhällen genom innovativa metoder. Programmets påverkansarbete och ansvarsutkrävande kommer leda till ökad kunskap och mobilisering i lokala samhällen som förväntas leda till förändringar av miljö-, klimat- och jordbrukspolicies på lokal och nationell nivå i Palestina. Programmet kommer förse de lokala samhällena med system och kunskap om hur man kan arbeta tillsammans med miljövänliga jordbruksmetoder och kollektivt anpassa sig till klimatförändringarna. Programmet kommer pröva nya metoder och initiativ för miljövänliga lösningar som motverkar miljöförstöring och klimatförändring. Programmet kommer öka motståndskraften mot klimatförändringar hos de marginaliserade lokala samhällena i Palestina. Sida kommer också se över möjligheten till gränsöverskridande samarbete mellan PAIC och israeliska organisationer efter den förberedande fasen (inception phase), då We Effect och deras partners tagit fram mer utvecklade planer om hur ett sådant eventuellt samarbete skulle kunna se ut. Programmet kompletterar det arbete med miljö- och klimatfrågor som utförs av Världsbanken och den palestinska miljömyndigheten EQA (Environment Quality Authority) vilket erhåller svenskt stöd. Sida följer upp hela programmets resultat, men lägger särskild vikt vid uppföljningen och dialogen vad gäller: 1) att We Effect och dess samarbetspartners skall verka i och nå ut till lokala samhällen, samt att för detta arbeta utifrån ett inkluderande "nedifrån och upp"-perspektiv. 2) ansvarsutkrävande (t.ex. rörande Palestinska myndighetens kapacitet som ansvarstagare dvs "duty bearer"), 3) jämställdhet, miljö, klimat och resiliens, 4) innovation, samt privata sektorns roll för programmet, och 5) multidimensionell fattigdom. Styrdokument: Sida bedömer att programmet är i linje med "Strategin för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med Palestina 2020-2024". Inom området miljö och klimat efterfrågar strategin arbete för "Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser" och "Utvecklad kapacitet hos myndigheter och civila samhället att bidra till förbättrad miljö samt till ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar", till vilket programmet i huvudsak bidrar. De insatser som genomförs och planeras inom ramen för programmet är anpassade till Palestinas övergripande planeringsdokument; National Policy Agenda (NPA) 2017-2022. NPA nämner vikten av fungerande energi- och vattensektorer som en förutsättning för en fungerande ekonomi. NPA nämner också vikten av lokal samhällsstyrning och kopplingen till att möta behoven i utsatta områden. NPA beskriver möjliga åtgärder för att minska hoten mot miljö och klimat, genom utbyggnad av avloppsvattenrening och sophantering, energieffektivisering och öka andelen förnybar energi. Även den europeiska gemensamma strategin och resultatramverket för stöd till Palestina (European Joint Strategy in support of Palestine 2017-2020) har tydliga prioriteringar vad gäller lokal samhällsstyrning, sophantering, vatten, sanitet och energi, vilket anknyter till programmets arbetsområden. Programmets administration: We Effect föreslås vara Sidas avtalspart för programmet och ansvarig för dess administration och uppföljning. De utvalda PAIC medlemsorganisationerna kommer att vara genomförande organisationer för verksamheten i Palestina. Programmet kommer genomföras under överinseende av en styrkommitté ("Programme Steering Committee") och en teknisk kommittee ("Programme Technical Committee") som leds av We Effect och ARIJ. Det kommer också finnas en rådgivande kommitté ("Programme Advisory Committee") som bidrar till verksamheten. Ca 90 procent av Sveriges medel kommer vidareförmedlas av We Effect till verksamhet som genomförs av utvalda PAIC medlemsorganisationer samt till kostnader för revisioner och utvärderingar. Resterande ca 10 procent av budgeten är We Effect förvaltningskostnader för programmet. Sida bedömer att förvaltningskostnaden är hög men tillräckligt kostnadseffektiv med tanke på att det är ett omfattande och komplext program. Alternativet skulle vara mer kostnadsineffektivt; Sverige skulle ingå bilaterala avtal med ett antal organisationer som dels skulle begära ersättning för vissa administrativa omkostnader, dels ta mer arbetsresurser i anspråk. Sverige är i nuläget den enda givaren till programmet. Sida bedömer att den av We Effect presenterade övergripande budgeten avspeglar det aktuella behovet för att genomföra programmet. Sida bedömer också att finansieringsbehovet och budgeten är berättigad och rimlig. Sida bedömer att We Effect har en förvaltningsstruktur och organisation, resurser och expertis för att leverera planerade resultat med god intern styrning och kontroll. Sida bedömer även att det inom We Effect finns resurser och kapacitet att hantera programmets verksamhet, hantera rapportering till och koordinering med givare, samt kunna bedöma genomförandepartners ledningsstruktur och kompetens. Sidas bedömer också att We Effect kunskap och kapacitet att hantera risker är acceptabel. Som stöd för Sida's bedömningar finns We Effect's programdokument, ett antal av We Effect's styrdokument och systemrevisionen av We Effect (Report on the efficiency audit of We Effect including specific assessments of internal management and control) som genomfördes 2019 av EY. EY presenterade i rapporten också ett antal rekommendationer vilka We Effect är på väg att åtgärda. Sammanfattningsvis bedömer Sida att We Effect är en lämplig avtalspartner för programmet. The overarching goal of the programme is to "contribute to improving environmental and climate justice in Palestine". The specific programme objective is "By 2024, civil society organisations and rights holders have the capacity to address and challenge structural barriers to environment and climate justice in Palestine". To achieve the programme goal, the programme will use a bottom-up approach to environmental governance by strengthening the capabilities of various stakeholders and marginalized communities to influence policy making and strategic sector policies. The programme will use a human rights based approach, linking the rights of marginalized community members with the obligations and commitments of duty bearers when it comes to environmental governance and rights, access to information and natural resources. The role of civil society in strengthening environmental governance is important which is why the programme will also contribute to capacity building of CSO's to participate in the environmental decision making dialogue, improving rights-based environmental mainstreaming, developing risk-management response plans and community resilience plans as well as ensuring financing for innovative green solutions to environmental development and climate justice. Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 -56490 4000000 0 -56490 3943510 We Effect 4000000 We Effect -56490 We Effect Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Economic development, improved infrastructure and job creation, including entrepreneurship and the economic empowerment of young people and women. Ekonomisk utveckling, förbättrad infrastruktur och jobbskapande, inklusive entreprenörskap och ungas och kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened capacity for good governance, democracy, the rule of law and accountability, and promoting a two-state solution in accordance with international law. Stärkt kapacitet för god samhällsstyrning, demokrati och rättsstatens principer samt ansvarsutkrävande, och främjande av en tvåstatslösning i enlighet med folkrätten. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13401 Sweden In September 2015, Sida approved a proposal from Världsnaturfonden WWF Sweden, to implement a programme called Protected Areas for Nature and People (PA4NP) together with WWF Adria. This contribution is a follow up to the first phase of the program. The title for this contribution is: Protected Areas for Nature and People II 2019-2022. The overarching aim is to ensure effective and financially viable Protected Areas (PA) supported through community and CSO inclusive engagement. The contribution addresses two broad issues – the effectiveness in the implementation of regulations linked to PAs and showcasing benefits of PA to the general public. The project is regional and will be implemented in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbia, and North Macedonia. The contribution is expected to address how protected areas can be better managed and how to enable participation of local people with a specific focus on women in the decision making processes connected to management of protected areas in Western Balkan. Moreover WWF is planning to use the project to mobilise civil society and provide platforms (within and between countries) for actors including community groups to share views on management of protected areas. The suggested contribution will employ a range of different methods to reconcile diverging views connected with the mismanagement of protected areas. This contribution is in line with the Swedish Reform Strategy for Eastern Europe and Western Balkan by contributing in broader terms to the EU reform and specifically to result area 3 targeting the results: Enhanced environmental responsibility among the general public, the business sector and civil society and the result on Partner countries increase compliance with EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy. It is also envisioned that the contribution by focusing on assessing public administration and accountability regarding protected area management and means to combat illegal activities in protected areas will contribute to result area 2. I september 2015 beslutade Sida om en ny insats med Världsnaturfonden WWF Sweden: Protected Areas for Nature and People 2015-2019, som implementerades tillsammans med WWF Adria. Denna insats är en uppföljning av programmets första fas. Titeln för projektet är: Protected Areas for Nature and People II 2019-2022. Det övergripande syftet är att säkerställa effektiv implementering av regelverk kopplat till naturskyddade områden. Insatsen behandlar två breda frågor - genomförandet av förordningar kopplade till naturskyddade områden och att visa fördelarna med naturskyddade områden för allmänheten. Projektet är regionalt och kommer att genomföras i Albanien, Bosnien och Herzegovina (BiH), Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbien och norra Makedonien. Insatsen förväntas adressera hanteringen av naturskyddade områden och hur lokalbefolkningen med särskilt fokus på kvinnor kan delta i beslutsprocesserna kopplat till förvaltningen av naturskyddade områden på Västra Balkan. Insatsen förväntas även bidra till kapacitetsutveckling av civilsamhällesaktörer som arbetar med miljö/klimat på Västra Balkan. Insatsen är i linje med den svenska reformstrategin för Östeuropa och Västra Balkan genom att bidra i bredare termer till EU-reformen och specifikt till resultatområde 3: Förstärkt miljöansvar bland allmänheten, näringslivet och det civila samhället och Resultatet med fokus på att partnerländerna ökar efterlevnaden av EU: s förordningar och internationella avtal om miljö, klimat och energi. Insatsen förutses också att bidra till resultatområde 2 genom arbetet med ökat deltagande i förvaltning och ansvarsutkrävande beträffande ohållbar förvaltning av skyddade områden. Preserve biodiversity in the Western Balkans and secure well-being for all current and future generations. Objective 1: Improved and/or better implementation of national policies for management of protected areas, biodiversity conservation and climate adaptation and  through advocacy and national civil society organisation platforms. Objective 2: Raised awareness on biodiversity and active citizenship amongst public and decision-makers through educational programmes. Objective 3: Decision-makers are held accountable for their actions or in-actions in relation to nature through engaged civil society and media. Objective 4: Opportunities for sustainable development in and around protected areas among local community members, with a special attention given to inclusion of underrepresented groups such as youth women, elderly and ethnic minorities. Objective 5. Increased community participation, emphasizing gender equality. The contribution will address how protected areas can be better managed and on how local communities can participate in the decision making processes connected to management of protected areas, PA, in Western Balkan. The contribution will target regional, national and local level. By spreading knowledge about the economic and social values of biodiversity, as well as the importance for climate adaptation and mitigation, the ambition is to obtain better protection for and management of protected areas.  Regional and national platforms will be used to address gaps in policy framework linked to management of PA involving key actors from civil society and authorities.  WWF will empower PA staff and the local school to collaborate on joint education projects. This will be done in Serbia, Montenegro and BiH. The first approach is to ensure that PA management develop education programmes for their staff, the second to ensure that schoolteachers are trained in education for sustainable development within a program that brings together students teachers and PA staff to learn together. The third approach is to engage relevant decision-makers in the ministries of the educational sector to promote education in sustainable development. WWF will continue to build capacity of civil society organisations in the Region. Small grants will be provided for specified activities.  WWF also seeks to raise awareness about corruption and environmental crimes by empowering civil society and media in their roles as a watchdogs.      Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Bosnia and Herzegovina Montenegro North Macedonia Serbia Kosovo Europe, regional Bio-diversity General Environment Protection The Policy Outcome (previously called Objective 1) focused on building the platforms and engaging with decision-makers and interested parties to improve policies and legislation that govern and significantly impact the management of protected areas and biodiversity protection. The outcome impacted both national and regional work. According to the final report, the main achievements of the outcome include: - Increased knowledge on shortcomings in PA management (legislation and strategy); - Roadmap with clear advocacy targets for North Macedonia created; - Content for improving management of PAs in North Macedonia and Kosovo provided; - Four bad practices in Serbias protected areas stopped; - 12 policy processes on biodiversity conservation influenced; - Waters Act in Serbia stopped and removed from legislative procedure; - Cooperation for the establishment of Dinaric Regional Platform Initiative started; - 6 national Coalition 27 groups established and supported to monitor countrys progression towards EU in the area of environment and climate change; - Regional Coalition 27 established to exchange knowledge on EU accession in the area of environment and climate change. The Education Outcome (Objective 2) focused on creating and delivering education programs through cooperation between protected areas and schools, including kindergarten teachers in environmental education and ensuring the professional development of teachers through WWF educational programs. Main achievements according to the final report include: - 12 protected areas are delivering high quality educational programs across the region; - 78 schools have created long-term partnerships on education with protected areas in their communities; - 2491 students learned on nature and environment through educational projects between schools and PAs, increased their knowledge and interest in biodiversity; - Educators and teachers in elementary schools have increased skills and knowledge on educational projects with PAs and show higher levels of readiness to conduct such programs in the future; - 3 professional education programs for teachers are accredited and publicly available for teachers in Serbia. The Transparency and Accountability Outcome (Objective 3) focused on ensuring that decision-makers are held accountable for their actions or inaction relative to the management of protected areas and use of natural resources. The strategy addressed building the capacities of key stakeholders such as media and civil society actors that can contribute to long-term changes in the political environment of their countries through uncovering unsustainable environmental practices. The main achievements of the outcome include: - Raised awareness on corruption and lack of transparency in PA management through uncovering 37 cases of bad environmental practice across the region; - 10 local organizations are continuously monitoring and reacting to bad environmental practices and have become the stewards of environmental transparency and accountability within their communities; - 20 civil society organizations have developed action plans for countering non-transparency and lack of accountability in environmental matters and have knowledge and skills to implement it on local and regional levels; - 30% of organizations (supported within the project) explicitly include work with underrepresented and vulnerable groups in their monitoring and advocacy actions. The Sustainable Development Outcome (Objective 4) promoted the regional collaboration between the protected area managers and facilitated the exchange of knowledge and information between them. The main achievements of the outcome include: - Protected areas across the region are using Parks Dinarides website to increase their knowledge and find experts of specific topics in order to improve their work; - Protected area managers across the region have forged partnerships and conducted improvements of their work in collaboration with other PAs; - Parks Dinarides became further recognized organization for protected area managers resulting in increased membership during the project; - Advocacy plan for recognizing the role of PA managers in delivering green agenda has been developed, including the set of recommendations for technical and financial support. The Participation Outcome (Objective 5) aimed at increasing community participation in protected areas management and the use of natural resources. The main achievements of the outcome include: - Citizens and communities are participating in management of protected areas in Serbia through two formal participation fora established; - Citizens and communities are engaged in creating new protected areas within their respective communities through 6 locally-led non-formal fora or initiatives; - CSOs are actively contributing to mainstreaming gender through their action plans and projects. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13401-13401A0101 Sweden In September 2015, Sida approved a proposal from Världsnaturfonden WWF Sweden, to implement a programme called Protected Areas for Nature and People (PA4NP) together with WWF Adria. This contribution is a follow up to the first phase of the program. The title for this contribution is: Protected Areas for Nature and People II 2019-2022. The overarching aim is to ensure effective and financially viable Protected Areas (PA) supported through community and CSO inclusive engagement. The contribution addresses two broad issues – the effectiveness in the implementation of regulations linked to PAs and showcasing benefits of PA to the general public. The project is regional and will be implemented in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbia, and North Macedonia. The contribution is expected to address how protected areas can be better managed and how to enable participation of local people with a specific focus on women in the decision making processes connected to management of protected areas in Western Balkan. Moreover WWF is planning to use the project to mobilise civil society and provide platforms (within and between countries) for actors including community groups to share views on management of protected areas. The suggested contribution will employ a range of different methods to reconcile diverging views connected with the mismanagement of protected areas. This contribution is in line with the Swedish Reform Strategy for Eastern Europe and Western Balkan by contributing in broader terms to the EU reform and specifically to result area 3 targeting the results: Enhanced environmental responsibility among the general public, the business sector and civil society and the result on Partner countries increase compliance with EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy. It is also envisioned that the contribution by focusing on assessing public administration and accountability regarding protected area management and means to combat illegal activities in protected areas will contribute to result area 2. I september 2015 beslutade Sida om en ny insats med Världsnaturfonden WWF Sweden: Protected Areas for Nature and People 2015-2019, som implementerades tillsammans med WWF Adria. Denna insats är en uppföljning av programmets första fas. Titeln för projektet är: Protected Areas for Nature and People II 2019-2022. Det övergripande syftet är att säkerställa effektiv implementering av regelverk kopplat till naturskyddade områden. Insatsen behandlar två breda frågor - genomförandet av förordningar kopplade till naturskyddade områden och att visa fördelarna med naturskyddade områden för allmänheten. Projektet är regionalt och kommer att genomföras i Albanien, Bosnien och Herzegovina (BiH), Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbien och norra Makedonien. Insatsen förväntas adressera hanteringen av naturskyddade områden och hur lokalbefolkningen med särskilt fokus på kvinnor kan delta i beslutsprocesserna kopplat till förvaltningen av naturskyddade områden på Västra Balkan. Insatsen förväntas även bidra till kapacitetsutveckling av civilsamhällesaktörer som arbetar med miljö/klimat på Västra Balkan. Insatsen är i linje med den svenska reformstrategin för Östeuropa och Västra Balkan genom att bidra i bredare termer till EU-reformen och specifikt till resultatområde 3: Förstärkt miljöansvar bland allmänheten, näringslivet och det civila samhället och Resultatet med fokus på att partnerländerna ökar efterlevnaden av EU: s förordningar och internationella avtal om miljö, klimat och energi. Insatsen förutses också att bidra till resultatområde 2 genom arbetet med ökat deltagande i förvaltning och ansvarsutkrävande beträffande ohållbar förvaltning av skyddade områden. Preserve biodiversity in the Western Balkans and secure well-being for all current and future generations. Objective 1: Improved and/or better implementation of national policies for management of protected areas, biodiversity conservation and climate adaptation and  through advocacy and national civil society organisation platforms. Objective 2: Raised awareness on biodiversity and active citizenship amongst public and decision-makers through educational programmes. Objective 3: Decision-makers are held accountable for their actions or in-actions in relation to nature through engaged civil society and media. Objective 4: Opportunities for sustainable development in and around protected areas among local community members, with a special attention given to inclusion of underrepresented groups such as youth women, elderly and ethnic minorities. Objective 5. Increased community participation, emphasizing gender equality. The contribution will address how protected areas can be better managed and on how local communities can participate in the decision making processes connected to management of protected areas, PA, in Western Balkan. The contribution will target regional, national and local level. By spreading knowledge about the economic and social values of biodiversity, as well as the importance for climate adaptation and mitigation, the ambition is to obtain better protection for and management of protected areas.  Regional and national platforms will be used to address gaps in policy framework linked to management of PA involving key actors from civil society and authorities.  WWF will empower PA staff and the local school to collaborate on joint education projects. This will be done in Serbia, Montenegro and BiH. The first approach is to ensure that PA management develop education programmes for their staff, the second to ensure that schoolteachers are trained in education for sustainable development within a program that brings together students teachers and PA staff to learn together. The third approach is to engage relevant decision-makers in the ministries of the educational sector to promote education in sustainable development. WWF will continue to build capacity of civil society organisations in the Region. Small grants will be provided for specified activities.  WWF also seeks to raise awareness about corruption and environmental crimes by empowering civil society and media in their roles as a watchdogs.      Sweden WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15000000 0 15000000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 15000000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Västra Balkan: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Västra Balkan: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Västra Balkan: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13401-13401A0102 Sweden In September 2015, Sida approved a proposal from Världsnaturfonden WWF Sweden, to implement a programme called Protected Areas for Nature and People (PA4NP) together with WWF Adria. This contribution is a follow up to the first phase of the program. The title for this contribution is: Protected Areas for Nature and People II 2019-2022. The overarching aim is to ensure effective and financially viable Protected Areas (PA) supported through community and CSO inclusive engagement. The contribution addresses two broad issues – the effectiveness in the implementation of regulations linked to PAs and showcasing benefits of PA to the general public. The project is regional and will be implemented in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbia, and North Macedonia. The contribution is expected to address how protected areas can be better managed and how to enable participation of local people with a specific focus on women in the decision making processes connected to management of protected areas in Western Balkan. Moreover WWF is planning to use the project to mobilise civil society and provide platforms (within and between countries) for actors including community groups to share views on management of protected areas. The suggested contribution will employ a range of different methods to reconcile diverging views connected with the mismanagement of protected areas. This contribution is in line with the Swedish Reform Strategy for Eastern Europe and Western Balkan by contributing in broader terms to the EU reform and specifically to result area 3 targeting the results: Enhanced environmental responsibility among the general public, the business sector and civil society and the result on Partner countries increase compliance with EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy. It is also envisioned that the contribution by focusing on assessing public administration and accountability regarding protected area management and means to combat illegal activities in protected areas will contribute to result area 2. I september 2015 beslutade Sida om en ny insats med Världsnaturfonden WWF Sweden: Protected Areas for Nature and People 2015-2019, som implementerades tillsammans med WWF Adria. Denna insats är en uppföljning av programmets första fas. Titeln för projektet är: Protected Areas for Nature and People II 2019-2022. Det övergripande syftet är att säkerställa effektiv implementering av regelverk kopplat till naturskyddade områden. Insatsen behandlar två breda frågor - genomförandet av förordningar kopplade till naturskyddade områden och att visa fördelarna med naturskyddade områden för allmänheten. Projektet är regionalt och kommer att genomföras i Albanien, Bosnien och Herzegovina (BiH), Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbien och norra Makedonien. Insatsen förväntas adressera hanteringen av naturskyddade områden och hur lokalbefolkningen med särskilt fokus på kvinnor kan delta i beslutsprocesserna kopplat till förvaltningen av naturskyddade områden på Västra Balkan. Insatsen förväntas även bidra till kapacitetsutveckling av civilsamhällesaktörer som arbetar med miljö/klimat på Västra Balkan. Insatsen är i linje med den svenska reformstrategin för Östeuropa och Västra Balkan genom att bidra i bredare termer till EU-reformen och specifikt till resultatområde 3: Förstärkt miljöansvar bland allmänheten, näringslivet och det civila samhället och Resultatet med fokus på att partnerländerna ökar efterlevnaden av EU: s förordningar och internationella avtal om miljö, klimat och energi. Insatsen förutses också att bidra till resultatområde 2 genom arbetet med ökat deltagande i förvaltning och ansvarsutkrävande beträffande ohållbar förvaltning av skyddade områden. Preserve biodiversity in the Western Balkans and secure well-being for all current and future generations. Objective 1: Improved and/or better implementation of national policies for management of protected areas, biodiversity conservation and climate adaptation and  through advocacy and national civil society organisation platforms. Objective 2: Raised awareness on biodiversity and active citizenship amongst public and decision-makers through educational programmes. Objective 3: Decision-makers are held accountable for their actions or in-actions in relation to nature through engaged civil society and media. Objective 4: Opportunities for sustainable development in and around protected areas among local community members, with a special attention given to inclusion of underrepresented groups such as youth women, elderly and ethnic minorities. Objective 5. Increased community participation, emphasizing gender equality. The contribution will address how protected areas can be better managed and on how local communities can participate in the decision making processes connected to management of protected areas, PA, in Western Balkan. The contribution will target regional, national and local level. By spreading knowledge about the economic and social values of biodiversity, as well as the importance for climate adaptation and mitigation, the ambition is to obtain better protection for and management of protected areas.  Regional and national platforms will be used to address gaps in policy framework linked to management of PA involving key actors from civil society and authorities.  WWF will empower PA staff and the local school to collaborate on joint education projects. This will be done in Serbia, Montenegro and BiH. The first approach is to ensure that PA management develop education programmes for their staff, the second to ensure that schoolteachers are trained in education for sustainable development within a program that brings together students teachers and PA staff to learn together. The third approach is to engage relevant decision-makers in the ministries of the educational sector to promote education in sustainable development. WWF will continue to build capacity of civil society organisations in the Region. Small grants will be provided for specified activities.  WWF also seeks to raise awareness about corruption and environmental crimes by empowering civil society and media in their roles as a watchdogs.      Sweden WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 17.9 - Enhance international support for implementing effective and targeted capacity-building in developing countries to support national plans to implement all the Sustainable Development Goals, including through North-South, South-South and triangular cooperation. 17.9 - Öka det internationella stödet för genomförande av effektiv och riktad kapacitetsuppbyggnad i utvecklingsländerna till stöd för nationella planer för att genomföra alla målen för hållbar utveckling, inklusive genom samarbete nord–syd och syd–syd samt trepartssamarbete. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11161000 0 0 11161000 0 11161000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 11161000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Västra Balkan: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13401-13401A0104 Sweden In September 2015, Sida approved a proposal from Världsnaturfonden WWF Sweden, to implement a programme called Protected Areas for Nature and People (PA4NP) together with WWF Adria. This contribution is a follow up to the first phase of the program. The title for this contribution is: Protected Areas for Nature and People II 2019-2022. The overarching aim is to ensure effective and financially viable Protected Areas (PA) supported through community and CSO inclusive engagement. The contribution addresses two broad issues – the effectiveness in the implementation of regulations linked to PAs and showcasing benefits of PA to the general public. The project is regional and will be implemented in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbia, and North Macedonia. The contribution is expected to address how protected areas can be better managed and how to enable participation of local people with a specific focus on women in the decision making processes connected to management of protected areas in Western Balkan. Moreover WWF is planning to use the project to mobilise civil society and provide platforms (within and between countries) for actors including community groups to share views on management of protected areas. The suggested contribution will employ a range of different methods to reconcile diverging views connected with the mismanagement of protected areas. This contribution is in line with the Swedish Reform Strategy for Eastern Europe and Western Balkan by contributing in broader terms to the EU reform and specifically to result area 3 targeting the results: Enhanced environmental responsibility among the general public, the business sector and civil society and the result on Partner countries increase compliance with EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy. It is also envisioned that the contribution by focusing on assessing public administration and accountability regarding protected area management and means to combat illegal activities in protected areas will contribute to result area 2. I september 2015 beslutade Sida om en ny insats med Världsnaturfonden WWF Sweden: Protected Areas for Nature and People 2015-2019, som implementerades tillsammans med WWF Adria. Denna insats är en uppföljning av programmets första fas. Titeln för projektet är: Protected Areas for Nature and People II 2019-2022. Det övergripande syftet är att säkerställa effektiv implementering av regelverk kopplat till naturskyddade områden. Insatsen behandlar två breda frågor - genomförandet av förordningar kopplade till naturskyddade områden och att visa fördelarna med naturskyddade områden för allmänheten. Projektet är regionalt och kommer att genomföras i Albanien, Bosnien och Herzegovina (BiH), Kosovo, Montenegro, Serbien och norra Makedonien. Insatsen förväntas adressera hanteringen av naturskyddade områden och hur lokalbefolkningen med särskilt fokus på kvinnor kan delta i beslutsprocesserna kopplat till förvaltningen av naturskyddade områden på Västra Balkan. Insatsen förväntas även bidra till kapacitetsutveckling av civilsamhällesaktörer som arbetar med miljö/klimat på Västra Balkan. Insatsen är i linje med den svenska reformstrategin för Östeuropa och Västra Balkan genom att bidra i bredare termer till EU-reformen och specifikt till resultatområde 3: Förstärkt miljöansvar bland allmänheten, näringslivet och det civila samhället och Resultatet med fokus på att partnerländerna ökar efterlevnaden av EU: s förordningar och internationella avtal om miljö, klimat och energi. Insatsen förutses också att bidra till resultatområde 2 genom arbetet med ökat deltagande i förvaltning och ansvarsutkrävande beträffande ohållbar förvaltning av skyddade områden. Preserve biodiversity in the Western Balkans and secure well-being for all current and future generations. Objective 1: Improved and/or better implementation of national policies for management of protected areas, biodiversity conservation and climate adaptation and  through advocacy and national civil society organisation platforms. Objective 2: Raised awareness on biodiversity and active citizenship amongst public and decision-makers through educational programmes. Objective 3: Decision-makers are held accountable for their actions or in-actions in relation to nature through engaged civil society and media. Objective 4: Opportunities for sustainable development in and around protected areas among local community members, with a special attention given to inclusion of underrepresented groups such as youth women, elderly and ethnic minorities. Objective 5. Increased community participation, emphasizing gender equality. The contribution will address how protected areas can be better managed and on how local communities can participate in the decision making processes connected to management of protected areas, PA, in Western Balkan. The contribution will target regional, national and local level. By spreading knowledge about the economic and social values of biodiversity, as well as the importance for climate adaptation and mitigation, the ambition is to obtain better protection for and management of protected areas.  Regional and national platforms will be used to address gaps in policy framework linked to management of PA involving key actors from civil society and authorities.  WWF will empower PA staff and the local school to collaborate on joint education projects. This will be done in Serbia, Montenegro and BiH. The first approach is to ensure that PA management develop education programmes for their staff, the second to ensure that schoolteachers are trained in education for sustainable development within a program that brings together students teachers and PA staff to learn together. The third approach is to engage relevant decision-makers in the ministries of the educational sector to promote education in sustainable development. WWF will continue to build capacity of civil society organisations in the Region. Small grants will be provided for specified activities.  WWF also seeks to raise awareness about corruption and environmental crimes by empowering civil society and media in their roles as a watchdogs.      Sweden WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 0 -1896000 7000000 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 700000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 700000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 1050000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden -1896000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd WB: Increased resilience to climate change and improved conditions for protection, preservation and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems VB: Ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och stärkta förutsättningar för skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13404 Sweden Sida jointly with the EU under a delegated support contributes to Transparency International Cambodia for implementing its, "Strategic Plan 2020-2022, Collective Action Against Corruption (CA2C)" during the period 2020-2022. The main objective of TIC's strategic plan is to strengthen demand, participation and capacity of key stakeholders in Cambodia to fight corruption. Stakeholders that will be able to contribute to reduce, prevent and reduce corruption include youth groups, civil society organisations, citizens, public sector institutions and businesses. The intervention aims to achieve a society that is free from corruption contributing to the overall goal established for the PAT programme (Partnership for Accountability and Transparency, PAT II, GD decision 2019-003682) “Strengthened demand for and supply of public transparency and accountability through institutional capacity development”, : The intervention’s total budget financed by EU/Sida is SEK 25 500 000. Sida tillsammans med EU (genom en delegering) finansierar TICs (Transparency International Cambodia) genomförande av sin strategiska plan "Strategic Plan 2020-2022, Collective Action Against Corruption (CA2C)” under perioden 2020-2022. Huvudsyftet med planen är att bidra till ökat ansvarsutkrävande och transparens genom främjande av dialog. Deltagare är civilsamhällets organisationer, ungdomsgrupper, medborgare, institutioner i den offentliga sektorn och företagare.Insatsen är en del av den andra fasen av en större finansiering från Sida/EU (Partnership for Accountability and Transparency, PAT II, GD-beslut 2019-003682) som har som delmål att stärka efterfrågan på och tillgången till ansvarsutkrävande i den offentliga sektorn genom instititutionell kapacitetsutveckling. Det totala budgeten som finansieras av Sida/EU är SEK 25 500 000. TI Cambodia’s vision is for all Cambodians to live in a society that is free from corruption. TICs programme has four Components with their own set of expected results including impact, outcomes, output and activties:  1. Public Sector engagement and coalition building programme   Expected Programme’s Impact: Enhanced public service delivery at national and sub-national levels and increasing accountability and transparency of fiscal governance. Outcomes: 1. Enhanced public service delivery at national and sub-national levels 2. Increased public understanding and demand for fiscal transparency and accountability 3. Strengthened effectiveness of alternative reporting mechanisms on corruption cases through the Advocacyand Legal Advice Centre (ALAC) and enhanced the anti-corruption legal and regulatory frameworks Citizen and youth empowerment programme  Expected Programme’s Impact: Increased public demands for anti-corruption and enhanced civic participation by allcitizens in decisions that affect their lives Outcomes  1. Increased women, youth and citizens understanding and knowledge of good governance, integrity,transparency and corruption and its effects on their lives and society 2. Enhanced participation by youths on anti-corruption and increased demands for positive reforms  Business Integrity Programme  Expected Programme’s Impact: Increased accountability, integrity and transparency in business practices Outcomes  1. Policies adopted for a more level playing field through increased advocacy from business associations andgovernment dialogue. 2. Responsible Business Conduct (RBC) principles, including business integrity, adopted and implemented byCambodian businesses. 3. Increased research and advocacy on relevant private sector issues, including RBC and business integrityleading to raised awareness amongst the broader private sector of these topics. 4. The Business Integrity Consultancy continues to operate and provide services for the private sector, CSOs,and DPs. 5. Enhanced transparency and accountability in the award of mining sector permits, licence and contracts Governance foundation and capacity development  Expected Programme’s Impact: Enhanced capacity of TIC’s staff and increased its members and their commitmentin the fight against corruption. Outcomes  1. Enhanced governance structure and capacity of TIC to effectively manage and deliver results onanti-corruption at both national and sub-national levels. 2. Increased members for TIC and increased their commitment among citizens/youth/institutionsto promote integrity and take actions against corruption. 1. Enhanced knowledge and understanding of corruption, accountability, transparency and its effects through evidence-based research and studies. Research and advocacy programme  Expected Programme’s Impact: Well-informed anti-corruption stakeholders and publics on the state of governance,sector-based studies on corruption issues that affect the lives of people/business community, and addressed emergingcorruption cases or abuse of power. Outcome  1. Enhanced knowledge and understanding of corruption, accountability, transparency and its effectsthrough evidence-based research and studies. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Cambodia Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general Example of results The overall goal of TIC's strategic plan 2020-2022 is to increase public accountability and transparency through demand-driven advocacy and dialogue. There are five outcome objectives linked to the overall goal that Sida supports together with EU under PAT II. The fifth goal is capacity building of TIC's own organization as the support by Sida/EU is a core support. TIC can contribute to the PAT's indicators in particular on improved budget comprehensiveness and transparency and enhanced accountability. Goal 1 - Public sector engagement and coalition building programme (budget utilization 40%) Enhanced public service delivery and increased public understanding and demand for fiscal transparency together with strengthened effectiveness of alternative reporting mechanisms on corruption cases through the ALAC and enhancement of the anti-corruption legal and regulatory framework. The project has contributed to this through: - 15 actions (12 planned) that were taken by the government and the local administration to become more accountable, transparent and responsive in public service delivery. Some examples of actions are that an assessment was carried out of what challenges provincial and district ombudsmen were facing. As a result two official notifications were issued by the government on strengthening their roles and responsibilities and advising local governments to provide greater support to ombudsmen's offices. It was also reported that the local government had trained commune healthcare centre staff on not to discriminate patients based on their socioeconomic or political status, encouraging staff to receive and treat them first and letting them process payments later. - 29 (12 females) Trainers of Trainers (ToT) at Ministry of Interior (MoI) that received training and with capacity building of 626 (193 females) sub-national officials to enhance the effective performance of their roles. 73% of the surveyed officials have reported applying their skills to enhance transparency, accountability and responsiveness in their duties after the training. - 37 (planned 180) (14 females) clients that received legal advice from the ALAC lawyer. ALAC reached around 408 (54% females) youth and citizens through its trainings (17 trainings carried out - 14 planned). 4 corruption cases were received (related to traffic police and court) but none (planned 7) was referred to the anti-corruption unit (ACU) as they lacked sufficient evidence. Goal 2 - Citizen and Youth Empowerment Programme (budget utilization 23% mainly due to holding virtual meetings instead of physical gatherings/meetings) Increased women, youth and citizens understanding and knowledge of good governance, integrity, transparency and corruption and its effects on their lives and society and enhanced participation by youths on anti-corruption and increased demand for positive reforms. Also, to enhance the effectiveness of TIC's provincial presence in 5 regional provinces. The project has contributed to this through: - Five virtual forums on social accountability, good governance, and women and youth leadership that were carried out with 513 people from five provinces attending. - 102 (66 females) youth that participated in the virtual youth camp that took place 2021. 10 youth led initiatives were developed afterwards. - Through the partnerships with MoI, capacities of more than 600 public service officials at sub-national levels were enhanced. - 24 youth led inititiavies have been initiated which have contributed to further increase the awareness among the public and youths on importings issues (corruption, good governance, accountability, public service, women and youth empowerment etc.). - Most of the gatherings were hold virtually which reduced the costs for holding the various meetings and youth camp and provincial forums. The annual youth debate and mock-parliament were delayed to 2022. Goal 3 - Business Integrity Programme (61% utilized) Among the outcomes were to adopt policies for a more level playing field through increased advocacy from business associations and government dialogue. It was also to lead to the implementation of more responsible business conduct (RBC) principles, including business integrity, adopted and implemented by Cambodian businesses. Training on this has taken place but it is not possible to measure yet if RBC has been implemented/adopted. It is also to lead to increased accountability, integrity and transparency in business practices and enhanced transparency and accountability in mining sector. The project has contributed to this through: - In partnership with CWEA (Cambodian Women Entrepreneurs' Association) there have been two capacity trainings to their potential provincial chapters. In partnership with FASMEC (Federation of Associations for Small and Medium Enterprises of Cambodia), workshops with SMEs have been carried out in six provinces with the purpose of building SMEs' capacity to do business with effectiveness and integrity. - TIC has opened space for civil society to impact indigenous communities through community consultations. For instance, vulnerable mining communities are encouraged to participate in and be active in the EISEI (Extractive Industry Social and Environment Impact) Network. The project also supported direct activities with a range of indigenous communities affected by mining projects. - There have been workshops carried out in Preah Vihear, Kratie and Ratanakiri with 78 community people participating to raise their awareness of Environmental Impact Assessment and Fair, Prior Informed Consent principles and processes. - A training on new mining legal framework was also conducted with the community people in Preah Vihear. - The policy papers on non-fiscal revenues and on rapid assessment of mining policy framework has been completed. - 20 media outlets and CSOs attended a series of virtual training on the financial investigation for journalists which were jointly conducted by TIC and CamboJa. The training was delivered by trainers from the Centre for investigative journalism CIJ based in UK. Goal 4 - Research and Advocacy Programme (63% utilized) The expected impact is to have well-informed anti-corruption stakeholders and public on the state of governance, sector-based studies on corruption issues that affect the lives of people/business community, and addressed emerging corruption cases or abuse of power. Evidence-based research and studies are tools used under this component together with a more effective M&E mechanism and evidence-based impact assessment of the programmes. - In cooperation with the Southeast Asia Globe, an online media outlet, 19 publications were collected and uploaded to TIC's E-library. A landing page on their website was created to accentuate issues along with practical solutions concerning good governance and anti-corruption in Cambodia. 2 articles were produced and published on the landing page. One was titled "the changing face of Cambodian leadership" and onother "Cambodian healthcare system facing a dual practice dilemma". - A study on Leadership of Women and Youth in Cambodia was carried out and launched on 19 March 2021. The study was to further explore how Cambodian women navigate their leadership paths and career ladders despite bureaucratic hurdles. - An external consultant was commissioned to undertake a study on "Beneficial Ownership in the Land and Property Sector of Cambodia". A first draft report is ready and now being reviewed by and advisory group. - A parallell report on UNCAC implementation in Cambodia for the second review cycle has been produced. The report is intended as a contribution to the UNCAC implementation review process. The report was finalised and publicly distributed on 25 November 2021 via social media channels. - Two new proposals were sent to donors for financing. One worth USD 100,000 was accepted and the other worth USD 200,000 is under review by UN Democracy Fund. - TIC's M&E framework, plan and database have been developed and is in place. M&E tools such as sampling method and questionnaires for pre-test, post-test and survey, monitoring report template, activity tracking and indicator tracking table were also developed and used. An evaluation to sub-national authorities who were trained on good governance and GRPS was conducted and was intended to evaluate whether they have applied their knowledge after the training (see the results under Goal 1, first point, above). - TIC conducted at least 12 digital campaigns during 2021 (e.g. Citizen Budget Handbook, Anti-corruption Law and combatting corruption, whistleblower protection), a number launches and joint digital campaigns, participated in the working group of anti-corruption, the working group for digital rights, and the budget working group as some examples. Goal 5 - Governance Foundation and Capacity Development In addition to the four goals, TIC is also reporting on how it has strengthened its own organizational capacity and its commitment in the fight against courrption: Outcome 1 Enhanced governance structure and capacity of TIC to effectively manage and deliver results on anti-corruption at both national and sub-national levels. Outcome 2 Increased members for TIC and increased their commitment among citizens/youth/institutions to promote integrity and take actions against corruption - 25 in-house trainings were conducted covering project management, reserach skills, communication, data driven advocacy, good governance, anti-corruption legal framework and tools, budget process, gender responsive publc service etc. All staff participated in various trainings. - The staff retreat was postponed to 2022 due to the corona travel and meeting restrictions prevailing. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13404-13404A0101 Sweden Sida jointly with the EU under a delegated support contributes to Transparency International Cambodia for implementing its, "Strategic Plan 2020-2022, Collective Action Against Corruption (CA2C)" during the period 2020-2022. The main objective of TIC's strategic plan is to strengthen demand, participation and capacity of key stakeholders in Cambodia to fight corruption. Stakeholders that will be able to contribute to reduce, prevent and reduce corruption include youth groups, civil society organisations, citizens, public sector institutions and businesses. The intervention aims to achieve a society that is free from corruption contributing to the overall goal established for the PAT programme (Partnership for Accountability and Transparency, PAT II, GD decision 2019-003682) “Strengthened demand for and supply of public transparency and accountability through institutional capacity development”, : The intervention’s total budget financed by EU/Sida is SEK 25 500 000. Sida tillsammans med EU (genom en delegering) finansierar TICs (Transparency International Cambodia) genomförande av sin strategiska plan "Strategic Plan 2020-2022, Collective Action Against Corruption (CA2C)” under perioden 2020-2022. Huvudsyftet med planen är att bidra till ökat ansvarsutkrävande och transparens genom främjande av dialog. Deltagare är civilsamhällets organisationer, ungdomsgrupper, medborgare, institutioner i den offentliga sektorn och företagare.Insatsen är en del av den andra fasen av en större finansiering från Sida/EU (Partnership for Accountability and Transparency, PAT II, GD-beslut 2019-003682) som har som delmål att stärka efterfrågan på och tillgången till ansvarsutkrävande i den offentliga sektorn genom instititutionell kapacitetsutveckling. Det totala budgeten som finansieras av Sida/EU är SEK 25 500 000. TI Cambodia’s vision is for all Cambodians to live in a society that is free from corruption. TICs programme has four Components with their own set of expected results including impact, outcomes, output and activties:  1. Public Sector engagement and coalition building programme   Expected Programme’s Impact: Enhanced public service delivery at national and sub-national levels and increasing accountability and transparency of fiscal governance. Outcomes: 1. Enhanced public service delivery at national and sub-national levels 2. Increased public understanding and demand for fiscal transparency and accountability 3. Strengthened effectiveness of alternative reporting mechanisms on corruption cases through the Advocacyand Legal Advice Centre (ALAC) and enhanced the anti-corruption legal and regulatory frameworks Citizen and youth empowerment programme  Expected Programme’s Impact: Increased public demands for anti-corruption and enhanced civic participation by allcitizens in decisions that affect their lives Outcomes  1. Increased women, youth and citizens understanding and knowledge of good governance, integrity,transparency and corruption and its effects on their lives and society 2. Enhanced participation by youths on anti-corruption and increased demands for positive reforms  Business Integrity Programme  Expected Programme’s Impact: Increased accountability, integrity and transparency in business practices Outcomes  1. Policies adopted for a more level playing field through increased advocacy from business associations andgovernment dialogue. 2. Responsible Business Conduct (RBC) principles, including business integrity, adopted and implemented byCambodian businesses. 3. Increased research and advocacy on relevant private sector issues, including RBC and business integrityleading to raised awareness amongst the broader private sector of these topics. 4. The Business Integrity Consultancy continues to operate and provide services for the private sector, CSOs,and DPs. 5. Enhanced transparency and accountability in the award of mining sector permits, licence and contracts Governance foundation and capacity development  Expected Programme’s Impact: Enhanced capacity of TIC’s staff and increased its members and their commitmentin the fight against corruption. Outcomes  1. Enhanced governance structure and capacity of TIC to effectively manage and deliver results onanti-corruption at both national and sub-national levels. 2. Increased members for TIC and increased their commitment among citizens/youth/institutionsto promote integrity and take actions against corruption. 1. Enhanced knowledge and understanding of corruption, accountability, transparency and its effects through evidence-based research and studies. Research and advocacy programme  Expected Programme’s Impact: Well-informed anti-corruption stakeholders and publics on the state of governance,sector-based studies on corruption issues that affect the lives of people/business community, and addressed emergingcorruption cases or abuse of power. Outcome  1. Enhanced knowledge and understanding of corruption, accountability, transparency and its effectsthrough evidence-based research and studies. Sweden Transparency International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Transparency International 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3995000 0 0 0 2820000 1115622 0 0 59378 0 0 3995000 Transparency International 2820000 Transparency International 59377.5299999998 Transparency International 1115622.47 Transparency International Cambodia 2014-2018 Kambodja 2014-2018 (utfasning till 2022) Increased number of citizens, especially youth, actively engages in ant-corruption Ökat antal medborgare, särskilt unga, engagerar sig aktivt mot korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13404-13404A0103 Sweden Sida jointly with the EU under a delegated support contributes to Transparency International Cambodia for implementing its, "Strategic Plan 2020-2022, Collective Action Against Corruption (CA2C)" during the period 2020-2022. The main objective of TIC's strategic plan is to strengthen demand, participation and capacity of key stakeholders in Cambodia to fight corruption. Stakeholders that will be able to contribute to reduce, prevent and reduce corruption include youth groups, civil society organisations, citizens, public sector institutions and businesses. The intervention aims to achieve a society that is free from corruption contributing to the overall goal established for the PAT programme (Partnership for Accountability and Transparency, PAT II, GD decision 2019-003682) “Strengthened demand for and supply of public transparency and accountability through institutional capacity development”, : The intervention’s total budget financed by EU/Sida is SEK 25 500 000. Sida tillsammans med EU (genom en delegering) finansierar TICs (Transparency International Cambodia) genomförande av sin strategiska plan "Strategic Plan 2020-2022, Collective Action Against Corruption (CA2C)” under perioden 2020-2022. Huvudsyftet med planen är att bidra till ökat ansvarsutkrävande och transparens genom främjande av dialog. Deltagare är civilsamhällets organisationer, ungdomsgrupper, medborgare, institutioner i den offentliga sektorn och företagare.Insatsen är en del av den andra fasen av en större finansiering från Sida/EU (Partnership for Accountability and Transparency, PAT II, GD-beslut 2019-003682) som har som delmål att stärka efterfrågan på och tillgången till ansvarsutkrävande i den offentliga sektorn genom instititutionell kapacitetsutveckling. Det totala budgeten som finansieras av Sida/EU är SEK 25 500 000. TI Cambodia’s vision is for all Cambodians to live in a society that is free from corruption. TICs programme has four Components with their own set of expected results including impact, outcomes, output and activties:  1. Public Sector engagement and coalition building programme   Expected Programme’s Impact: Enhanced public service delivery at national and sub-national levels and increasing accountability and transparency of fiscal governance. Outcomes: 1. Enhanced public service delivery at national and sub-national levels 2. Increased public understanding and demand for fiscal transparency and accountability 3. Strengthened effectiveness of alternative reporting mechanisms on corruption cases through the Advocacyand Legal Advice Centre (ALAC) and enhanced the anti-corruption legal and regulatory frameworks Citizen and youth empowerment programme  Expected Programme’s Impact: Increased public demands for anti-corruption and enhanced civic participation by allcitizens in decisions that affect their lives Outcomes  1. Increased women, youth and citizens understanding and knowledge of good governance, integrity,transparency and corruption and its effects on their lives and society 2. Enhanced participation by youths on anti-corruption and increased demands for positive reforms  Business Integrity Programme  Expected Programme’s Impact: Increased accountability, integrity and transparency in business practices Outcomes  1. Policies adopted for a more level playing field through increased advocacy from business associations andgovernment dialogue. 2. Responsible Business Conduct (RBC) principles, including business integrity, adopted and implemented byCambodian businesses. 3. Increased research and advocacy on relevant private sector issues, including RBC and business integrityleading to raised awareness amongst the broader private sector of these topics. 4. The Business Integrity Consultancy continues to operate and provide services for the private sector, CSOs,and DPs. 5. Enhanced transparency and accountability in the award of mining sector permits, licence and contracts Governance foundation and capacity development  Expected Programme’s Impact: Enhanced capacity of TIC’s staff and increased its members and their commitmentin the fight against corruption. Outcomes  1. Enhanced governance structure and capacity of TIC to effectively manage and deliver results onanti-corruption at both national and sub-national levels. 2. Increased members for TIC and increased their commitment among citizens/youth/institutionsto promote integrity and take actions against corruption. 1. Enhanced knowledge and understanding of corruption, accountability, transparency and its effects through evidence-based research and studies. Research and advocacy programme  Expected Programme’s Impact: Well-informed anti-corruption stakeholders and publics on the state of governance,sector-based studies on corruption issues that affect the lives of people/business community, and addressed emergingcorruption cases or abuse of power. Outcome  1. Enhanced knowledge and understanding of corruption, accountability, transparency and its effectsthrough evidence-based research and studies. Sweden Transparency International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Transparency International 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4395000 0 0 0 0 0 495000 3900000 4395000 Transparency International 495000 Transparency International 3900000 Transparency International Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced conditions for accountability, increased transparency (including free and independent media) and reduced corruption. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens inklusive fria och oberoende medier samt minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13404-13404A0105 Sweden Sida jointly with the EU under a delegated support contributes to Transparency International Cambodia for implementing its, "Strategic Plan 2020-2022, Collective Action Against Corruption (CA2C)" during the period 2020-2022. The main objective of TIC's strategic plan is to strengthen demand, participation and capacity of key stakeholders in Cambodia to fight corruption. Stakeholders that will be able to contribute to reduce, prevent and reduce corruption include youth groups, civil society organisations, citizens, public sector institutions and businesses. The intervention aims to achieve a society that is free from corruption contributing to the overall goal established for the PAT programme (Partnership for Accountability and Transparency, PAT II, GD decision 2019-003682) “Strengthened demand for and supply of public transparency and accountability through institutional capacity development”, : The intervention’s total budget financed by EU/Sida is SEK 25 500 000. Sida tillsammans med EU (genom en delegering) finansierar TICs (Transparency International Cambodia) genomförande av sin strategiska plan "Strategic Plan 2020-2022, Collective Action Against Corruption (CA2C)” under perioden 2020-2022. Huvudsyftet med planen är att bidra till ökat ansvarsutkrävande och transparens genom främjande av dialog. Deltagare är civilsamhällets organisationer, ungdomsgrupper, medborgare, institutioner i den offentliga sektorn och företagare.Insatsen är en del av den andra fasen av en större finansiering från Sida/EU (Partnership for Accountability and Transparency, PAT II, GD-beslut 2019-003682) som har som delmål att stärka efterfrågan på och tillgången till ansvarsutkrävande i den offentliga sektorn genom instititutionell kapacitetsutveckling. Det totala budgeten som finansieras av Sida/EU är SEK 25 500 000. TI Cambodia’s vision is for all Cambodians to live in a society that is free from corruption. TICs programme has four Components with their own set of expected results including impact, outcomes, output and activties:  1. Public Sector engagement and coalition building programme   Expected Programme’s Impact: Enhanced public service delivery at national and sub-national levels and increasing accountability and transparency of fiscal governance. Outcomes: 1. Enhanced public service delivery at national and sub-national levels 2. Increased public understanding and demand for fiscal transparency and accountability 3. Strengthened effectiveness of alternative reporting mechanisms on corruption cases through the Advocacyand Legal Advice Centre (ALAC) and enhanced the anti-corruption legal and regulatory frameworks Citizen and youth empowerment programme  Expected Programme’s Impact: Increased public demands for anti-corruption and enhanced civic participation by allcitizens in decisions that affect their lives Outcomes  1. Increased women, youth and citizens understanding and knowledge of good governance, integrity,transparency and corruption and its effects on their lives and society 2. Enhanced participation by youths on anti-corruption and increased demands for positive reforms  Business Integrity Programme  Expected Programme’s Impact: Increased accountability, integrity and transparency in business practices Outcomes  1. Policies adopted for a more level playing field through increased advocacy from business associations andgovernment dialogue. 2. Responsible Business Conduct (RBC) principles, including business integrity, adopted and implemented byCambodian businesses. 3. Increased research and advocacy on relevant private sector issues, including RBC and business integrityleading to raised awareness amongst the broader private sector of these topics. 4. The Business Integrity Consultancy continues to operate and provide services for the private sector, CSOs,and DPs. 5. Enhanced transparency and accountability in the award of mining sector permits, licence and contracts Governance foundation and capacity development  Expected Programme’s Impact: Enhanced capacity of TIC’s staff and increased its members and their commitmentin the fight against corruption. Outcomes  1. Enhanced governance structure and capacity of TIC to effectively manage and deliver results onanti-corruption at both national and sub-national levels. 2. Increased members for TIC and increased their commitment among citizens/youth/institutionsto promote integrity and take actions against corruption. 1. Enhanced knowledge and understanding of corruption, accountability, transparency and its effects through evidence-based research and studies. Research and advocacy programme  Expected Programme’s Impact: Well-informed anti-corruption stakeholders and publics on the state of governance,sector-based studies on corruption issues that affect the lives of people/business community, and addressed emergingcorruption cases or abuse of power. Outcome  1. Enhanced knowledge and understanding of corruption, accountability, transparency and its effectsthrough evidence-based research and studies. Sweden Transparency International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Transparency International 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3595000 3595000 3595000 Transparency International 3595000 Transparency International Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency, increased gender equality and reduced corruption in Cambodia Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens, ökad jämställdhet samt minskad korruption i Kambodja Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13411 Sweden IUCN is a global cooperation partner for Sweden in biological diversity and is an internationally recognized actor whose work is highly relevant for poor and vulnerable women and men, not least in developing countries. The organization's size in terms of number and types of members, its extensive access to world-leading experts in the environment and sustainable development, above all in biodiversity, as well as the extensive experience built up through almost 70 years of work with biodiversity, make it unique within its area. Over time, IUCN has reported good results within a range of projects and programs at local, regional and global level. IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature, är världens ledande demokratiskt styrda organisation för naturvård och hållbar utveckling med cirka 1400 medlemsorganisationer och -stater från över 170 länder. Huvudfokus för verksamheten ligger på skydd och bevarande av biologisk mångfald i alla viktiga typer av ekosystem världen över. Organisationens nätverk innefattar även över 18.000 experter inom en mängd sektorer, vilka organiseras genom sex stycken s.k. kommissioner (Commissions). IUCN startades 1948 som världens första globala miljöorganisation och har idag observatörsstatus i FN. Ett 20-tal svenska organisationer är medlemmar i IUCN, inklusive den svenska regeringen genom Miljödepartementet. IUCN är en global samarbetspartner för Sverige inom biologisk mångfald och är en internationellt ansedd aktör vars arbete är högst relevant för fattiga och sårbara kvinnor och män, inte minst i utvecklingsländer. Organisationens storlek och bredd vad gäller antalet och typer av medlemmar, dess omfattande tillgång till världsledande experter inom miljö och hållbar utveckling, framför allt inom biologisk mångfald, samt den omfattande erfarenhet som byggt upp genom närmare 70 års arbete med biologisk mångfald, gör den unik inom sitt område. IUCN har över tid redovisat goda resultat inom en rad projekt och program på lokal, regional och global nivå. IUCN har utarbetat ett program där man anger organisationens ambitioner för de kommande tio åren: "Nature 2030 - One nature, One future". Den nuvarande versionen av programmet antogs av IUCNs medlemmar i februari 2021 och konkretiserar organisationens vision och ambitioner under den kommande fyraårsperioden 2021-2024. Programmet kommer att revideras inför organisationens världskongress vart fjärde år. IUCNs vision lyder: "A just world that values and conserves nature". Genom att använda sitt globala nätverk av ett stort antal medlemsorganisationer inom olika delar av samhället, liksom tusentals frivilliga experter, fokuserar IUCN på att skydda och återuppbygga ekosystem och biologisk mångfald för att skapa en hållbar och rättvis tillvaro för natur och människor. Verksamheten fokuserar på fem programområden, inklusive en övergripande fråga - människan - vilken integreras i samtliga fyra andra programområden, och under vilka man för vart och ett preciserar tre övergripande mål. De fem programområdena med exempel på målformuleringar är: 1) Människor - Rättvis och effektiv förvaltning av naturresurser på alla nivåer vilket gynnar människor och natur. 2) Land - Ekosystem bevaras och återställs, arter bevaras och stärks, och nyckelbiotoper för biologisk mångfald skyddas. 3) Vatten - Rättvis tillgång till vattenresurser och alla tillhörande ekosystemtjänster tryggas. 4) Hav - Förlusten av marina arter och försämringen av marina ekosystem stoppas och restaurering påbörjad. 5) Klimat - Länder använder naturbaserade lösningar för att öka effektiv anpassning till klimatförändringarnas effekter. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Bio-diversity General Environment Protection Sverige stödjer IUCN i dess egenskap av en av världens största och mest inflytelserika aktörer inom skydd, bevarande och hållbart nyttjande av biologisk mångfald. IUCN är också en av Sidas viktigare partner inom området. Stödet ges genom Sidas huvudkontor, flera UM, och i mindre omfattning genom klimat- och näringslivsdepartementet. IUCNs arbete och uppnådda resultat spänner över globala processer och överenskommelser (Röda listan, Riokonventionen, Ramsar, CBD, UNFCC, UNCCD etc) till lokala aktiviteter i en lång rad länder. Över tid har Sveriges långvariga stöd till IUCN möjliggjort för organisationen att långsiktigt utveckla metoder, kunskap och samarbeten för att ligga i framkant inom biologisk mångfald vilket svarar upp mot lokala behov och bidrar med teknisk expertis i globala processer. Huvudfokus för IUCNs verksamhet ligger på skydd och bevarande av biologisk mångfald i alla viktiga typer av ekosystem. Detta görs genom stöd till, och samarbete med, en mängd medlemsorganisationer, forskningsinstitut, multilaterala organisationer, myndigheter, globala såväl som svenska aktörer och inte minst privata sektorn. Danone för arbete kring våtmarksrestaurering, Huawei för skydd av Kenyas korallrev, Stora Enso för ökad biodiversitet i skogslandskap och investmentfonden Mirova för investeringar med positivt genomslag för biologisk mångfald är alla exempel på IUCNs samarbeten med privata sektorn. IUCN använder naturbaserade lösningar och samhällsbaserade strategier för att tillsammans med Rwandas skogsbruksmyndighet och lokala partners i Eastern Province återställa 60 000 hektar skadade landskap till klimat-tåliga ekosystem. Detta görs genom återplantering av skog, agroforestry, restaurering av betesmarker och erosionsbekämpning. Projektet avser också att öka motståndskraften hos 75 000 småbrukare. Hittills har följande uppnåtts: 23 136 hektar skadade skogar och betesmarker är under restaurering; 16 800 hektar förvaltas hållbart genom jordbruk och trädplantering och andra klimatsmarta metoder; 4 086 gröna jobb har skapats. I Västafrika står Burkina Faso, Ghana och Niger inför allvarliga miljöutmaningar, inklusive markförstöring, förlust av biologisk mångfald och klimatförändringarnas effekter. Genom att kombinera markrestaurering, naturbaserade lösningar och hållbara värdekedjor inom jordbruket uppnådde Terre d'Opportunité-projektet följande: 5 302 hektar skadad mark har återställts, vilken nu används för odling av livsmedelsgrödor, frukt- och medicinalträd samt betesvallar. Över 220 000 personer har engagerats, med fokus på kvinnor (54,6 %) och ungdomar (43,1 %), för att öka deras färdigheter inom kooperativ förvaltning, hållbart jordbruk och tekniker för markrestaurering. Över 500 tjänstemän och personer från civila samhället har utbildats i frågor kring klimatförändringar och finansiering. Projektet har lett till både miljömässiga och socioekonomiska resultat. Restaurering av mark har förbättrat jordens bördighet, minskat markdegradering och ökat biologisk mångfald, vilket bidrar till livsmedelssäkerhet och hushållsinkomster. Skapandet av ekologiska korridorer, som Po-Nazinga och Nazinon i Burkina Faso, stöder rörlighet och bevarande av vilda djur. Kvinnor och ungdomar har stärkts genom diversifierade inkomster, ökad inkludering i resursförvaltning och stärkt klimatmotståndskraft. IUCN och olika partners har arbetat i gränsöverskridande bergsekosystem i Nepal, Bhutan, Peru, Colombia, Kenya och Uganda för att implementera ekosystembaserade anpassningsmetoder för att öka resiliens och minska sårbarheten hos lokalsamhällen och de ekosystem de är beroende av. Projektet har främjat hållbar klimatanpassning i de sex länderna, vilket gynnat över 50 000 människor. I Peru restaurerades 8 881 hektar gräsmarker, skogar och våtmarker, vilket gynnade 4 000 personer vilka är beroende av dessa ekosystem för bete och vattentillgång. I Ugandas restaurerades flodstränder vilket omfattade 1 040 hektar och gynnade 3 200 personer vilka fick förbättrad jordbruksproduktivitet och motståndskraft mot extrema väderhändelser. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13411-13411A0101 Sweden IUCN is a global cooperation partner for Sweden in biological diversity and is an internationally recognized actor whose work is highly relevant for poor and vulnerable women and men, not least in developing countries. The organization's size in terms of number and types of members, its extensive access to world-leading experts in the environment and sustainable development, above all in biodiversity, as well as the extensive experience built up through almost 70 years of work with biodiversity, make it unique within its area. Over time, IUCN has reported good results within a range of projects and programs at local, regional and global level. IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature, är världens ledande demokratiskt styrda organisation för naturvård och hållbar utveckling med cirka 1400 medlemsorganisationer och -stater från över 170 länder. Huvudfokus för verksamheten ligger på skydd och bevarande av biologisk mångfald i alla viktiga typer av ekosystem världen över. Organisationens nätverk innefattar även över 18.000 experter inom en mängd sektorer, vilka organiseras genom sex stycken s.k. kommissioner (Commissions). IUCN startades 1948 som världens första globala miljöorganisation och har idag observatörsstatus i FN. Ett 20-tal svenska organisationer är medlemmar i IUCN, inklusive den svenska regeringen genom Miljödepartementet. IUCN är en global samarbetspartner för Sverige inom biologisk mångfald och är en internationellt ansedd aktör vars arbete är högst relevant för fattiga och sårbara kvinnor och män, inte minst i utvecklingsländer. Organisationens storlek och bredd vad gäller antalet och typer av medlemmar, dess omfattande tillgång till världsledande experter inom miljö och hållbar utveckling, framför allt inom biologisk mångfald, samt den omfattande erfarenhet som byggt upp genom närmare 70 års arbete med biologisk mångfald, gör den unik inom sitt område. IUCN har över tid redovisat goda resultat inom en rad projekt och program på lokal, regional och global nivå. IUCN har utarbetat ett program där man anger organisationens ambitioner för de kommande tio åren: "Nature 2030 - One nature, One future". Den nuvarande versionen av programmet antogs av IUCNs medlemmar i februari 2021 och konkretiserar organisationens vision och ambitioner under den kommande fyraårsperioden 2021-2024. Programmet kommer att revideras inför organisationens världskongress vart fjärde år. IUCNs vision lyder: "A just world that values and conserves nature". Genom att använda sitt globala nätverk av ett stort antal medlemsorganisationer inom olika delar av samhället, liksom tusentals frivilliga experter, fokuserar IUCN på att skydda och återuppbygga ekosystem och biologisk mångfald för att skapa en hållbar och rättvis tillvaro för natur och människor. Verksamheten fokuserar på fem programområden, inklusive en övergripande fråga - människan - vilken integreras i samtliga fyra andra programområden, och under vilka man för vart och ett preciserar tre övergripande mål. De fem programområdena med exempel på målformuleringar är: 1) Människor - Rättvis och effektiv förvaltning av naturresurser på alla nivåer vilket gynnar människor och natur. 2) Land - Ekosystem bevaras och återställs, arter bevaras och stärks, och nyckelbiotoper för biologisk mångfald skyddas. 3) Vatten - Rättvis tillgång till vattenresurser och alla tillhörande ekosystemtjänster tryggas. 4) Hav - Förlusten av marina arter och försämringen av marina ekosystem stoppas och restaurering påbörjad. 5) Klimat - Länder använder naturbaserade lösningar för att öka effektiv anpassning till klimatförändringarnas effekter. Sweden IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 24000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 24000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 24000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Prevention of climate change and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. Förebyggande av klimatförändringar, och minskade utsläpp av växthusgaser och luftföroreningar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced protection and rehabilitation, and sustainable management and use of land-based ecosystems, biodiversity and species, natural resources, including agriculture and forestry, as well as ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened protection and rehabilitation, as well as sustainable management and use of marine, coastal and freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, natural resources, and ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13411-13411A0102 Sweden IUCN is a global cooperation partner for Sweden in biological diversity and is an internationally recognized actor whose work is highly relevant for poor and vulnerable women and men, not least in developing countries. The organization's size in terms of number and types of members, its extensive access to world-leading experts in the environment and sustainable development, above all in biodiversity, as well as the extensive experience built up through almost 70 years of work with biodiversity, make it unique within its area. Over time, IUCN has reported good results within a range of projects and programs at local, regional and global level. IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature, är världens ledande demokratiskt styrda organisation för naturvård och hållbar utveckling med cirka 1400 medlemsorganisationer och -stater från över 170 länder. Huvudfokus för verksamheten ligger på skydd och bevarande av biologisk mångfald i alla viktiga typer av ekosystem världen över. Organisationens nätverk innefattar även över 18.000 experter inom en mängd sektorer, vilka organiseras genom sex stycken s.k. kommissioner (Commissions). IUCN startades 1948 som världens första globala miljöorganisation och har idag observatörsstatus i FN. Ett 20-tal svenska organisationer är medlemmar i IUCN, inklusive den svenska regeringen genom Miljödepartementet. IUCN är en global samarbetspartner för Sverige inom biologisk mångfald och är en internationellt ansedd aktör vars arbete är högst relevant för fattiga och sårbara kvinnor och män, inte minst i utvecklingsländer. Organisationens storlek och bredd vad gäller antalet och typer av medlemmar, dess omfattande tillgång till världsledande experter inom miljö och hållbar utveckling, framför allt inom biologisk mångfald, samt den omfattande erfarenhet som byggt upp genom närmare 70 års arbete med biologisk mångfald, gör den unik inom sitt område. IUCN har över tid redovisat goda resultat inom en rad projekt och program på lokal, regional och global nivå. IUCN har utarbetat ett program där man anger organisationens ambitioner för de kommande tio åren: "Nature 2030 - One nature, One future". Den nuvarande versionen av programmet antogs av IUCNs medlemmar i februari 2021 och konkretiserar organisationens vision och ambitioner under den kommande fyraårsperioden 2021-2024. Programmet kommer att revideras inför organisationens världskongress vart fjärde år. IUCNs vision lyder: "A just world that values and conserves nature". Genom att använda sitt globala nätverk av ett stort antal medlemsorganisationer inom olika delar av samhället, liksom tusentals frivilliga experter, fokuserar IUCN på att skydda och återuppbygga ekosystem och biologisk mångfald för att skapa en hållbar och rättvis tillvaro för natur och människor. Verksamheten fokuserar på fem programområden, inklusive en övergripande fråga - människan - vilken integreras i samtliga fyra andra programområden, och under vilka man för vart och ett preciserar tre övergripande mål. De fem programområdena med exempel på målformuleringar är: 1) Människor - Rättvis och effektiv förvaltning av naturresurser på alla nivåer vilket gynnar människor och natur. 2) Land - Ekosystem bevaras och återställs, arter bevaras och stärks, och nyckelbiotoper för biologisk mångfald skyddas. 3) Vatten - Rättvis tillgång till vattenresurser och alla tillhörande ekosystemtjänster tryggas. 4) Hav - Förlusten av marina arter och försämringen av marina ekosystem stoppas och restaurering påbörjad. 5) Klimat - Länder använder naturbaserade lösningar för att öka effektiv anpassning till klimatförändringarnas effekter. Sweden IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 24000000 48000000 48000000 24000000 0 0 0 24000000 24000000 0 24000000 24000000 0 0 0 24000000 24000000 0 144000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 24000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 24000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 24000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 24000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 24000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 24000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Increased water security through sustainable management of freshwater resources and freshwater ecosystems. Ökad vattentrygghet genom hållbar förvaltning av sötvattenresurser och sötvattenekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including the transition to sustainable food systems, reduced pollution and sustainable chemical and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive omställningen till hållbara livsmedelssystem, minskade föroreningar och hållbar kemikalie- och avfallshantering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner oceans and coasts, and sustainable use, management and restoration of marine resources, biodiversity and ecosystems. Renare hav och kuster samt hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning samt restaurering av marina naturresurser, biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved protection, preservation and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity, and improved conditions for sustainable management and use of land-based natural resources. Ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald samt stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13411-13411A0103 Sweden IUCN is a global cooperation partner for Sweden in biological diversity and is an internationally recognized actor whose work is highly relevant for poor and vulnerable women and men, not least in developing countries. The organization's size in terms of number and types of members, its extensive access to world-leading experts in the environment and sustainable development, above all in biodiversity, as well as the extensive experience built up through almost 70 years of work with biodiversity, make it unique within its area. Over time, IUCN has reported good results within a range of projects and programs at local, regional and global level. IUCN, the International Union for Conservation of Nature, är världens ledande demokratiskt styrda organisation för naturvård och hållbar utveckling med cirka 1400 medlemsorganisationer och -stater från över 170 länder. Huvudfokus för verksamheten ligger på skydd och bevarande av biologisk mångfald i alla viktiga typer av ekosystem världen över. Organisationens nätverk innefattar även över 18.000 experter inom en mängd sektorer, vilka organiseras genom sex stycken s.k. kommissioner (Commissions). IUCN startades 1948 som världens första globala miljöorganisation och har idag observatörsstatus i FN. Ett 20-tal svenska organisationer är medlemmar i IUCN, inklusive den svenska regeringen genom Miljödepartementet. IUCN är en global samarbetspartner för Sverige inom biologisk mångfald och är en internationellt ansedd aktör vars arbete är högst relevant för fattiga och sårbara kvinnor och män, inte minst i utvecklingsländer. Organisationens storlek och bredd vad gäller antalet och typer av medlemmar, dess omfattande tillgång till världsledande experter inom miljö och hållbar utveckling, framför allt inom biologisk mångfald, samt den omfattande erfarenhet som byggt upp genom närmare 70 års arbete med biologisk mångfald, gör den unik inom sitt område. IUCN har över tid redovisat goda resultat inom en rad projekt och program på lokal, regional och global nivå. IUCN har utarbetat ett program där man anger organisationens ambitioner för de kommande tio åren: "Nature 2030 - One nature, One future". Den nuvarande versionen av programmet antogs av IUCNs medlemmar i februari 2021 och konkretiserar organisationens vision och ambitioner under den kommande fyraårsperioden 2021-2024. Programmet kommer att revideras inför organisationens världskongress vart fjärde år. IUCNs vision lyder: "A just world that values and conserves nature". Genom att använda sitt globala nätverk av ett stort antal medlemsorganisationer inom olika delar av samhället, liksom tusentals frivilliga experter, fokuserar IUCN på att skydda och återuppbygga ekosystem och biologisk mångfald för att skapa en hållbar och rättvis tillvaro för natur och människor. Verksamheten fokuserar på fem programområden, inklusive en övergripande fråga - människan - vilken integreras i samtliga fyra andra programområden, och under vilka man för vart och ett preciserar tre övergripande mål. De fem programområdena med exempel på målformuleringar är: 1) Människor - Rättvis och effektiv förvaltning av naturresurser på alla nivåer vilket gynnar människor och natur. 2) Land - Ekosystem bevaras och återställs, arter bevaras och stärks, och nyckelbiotoper för biologisk mångfald skyddas. 3) Vatten - Rättvis tillgång till vattenresurser och alla tillhörande ekosystemtjänster tryggas. 4) Hav - Förlusten av marina arter och försämringen av marina ekosystem stoppas och restaurering påbörjad. 5) Klimat - Länder använder naturbaserade lösningar för att öka effektiv anpassning till klimatförändringarnas effekter. Sweden IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 12.2 - By 2030, achieve the sustainable management and efficient use of natural resources. 12.2 - Senast 2030 uppnå en hållbar förvaltning och ett effektivt nyttjande av naturresurser. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 24000000 0 0 0 24000000 24000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources 24000000 IUCN/International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Påskyndad grön omställning, utsläppsminskningar och minskade föroreningar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd TBD Stärkt klimatanpassning till klimatförändringar och ökad vattentrygghet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd TBD Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonom Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13447 Sweden Program support to African Peer Review Mechanism - an independent body within the AU, conducting Reviews of governance on country level. The support aims to strengthen and revitalize the mechanism in line with their strategic plan, and particularly in areas such as gender and youth, Corporate management and country-level implementation. APRM has, thanks to the full integration into the AU during 2019, as well as a broadened mandate to include measurement of develoments in Africa in relation to the UN SDG and the AU Agenda 2063, renewed opportunities to be a vehicle for democratic governance in AU's all Member States. An agreement is signed for the first year. An extension is foreseen for 2021-2022 to cover the full programme period. Programstöd till African Peer Review Mechanism - en självständig enhet inom Afrikanska Unionen som genomför analyser av samhällsstyrning på landnivå. Stödet syftar till att stärka och revitalisera mekanismen i linje med APRM:s strategiska plan, med särskilt fokus inom områden som jämställdhet och ungdom, privat och statlig företagsamhet, och uppföljning av studierna på landnivå. APRM har i och med integreringen in i AU under 2019 och ett breddat mandat som också omfattar att mäta utveckling i Afrika gentemot FN:s SDG-agenda respektive AU:s agenda 2063, förnyade möjligheter att driva på utvecklingen mot demokratisk samhällsstyrning i AU:s alla medlemsstater. Ett första avtal tecknas för programmets första år. En förlängning planeras inför 2021-2022. The development objective of the proposed project is to support the APRM in its effort to promote, consolidate and improve the quality of governance in Africa.        Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general According to APRM's narrative report for the full period of implementation 1 Jan 2020 to 31 March 2021, the following results been achieved:  STRENGTHENING YOUTH PARTICIPATION: The main objective was to undertake a study on youth engagement in APRM process to inform the development and adoption of the APRM youth policy. This project entailed procurement of consultancy services to develop a study on youth engagement in APRM process as well as youth reporting on governance issues. The APRM Youth Study Report and The APRM Youth Policy have been drafted and await validation and launch which will take place later in the year.  STRENGTHENING CSOS PARTICIPATION The main objective of the project was to invigorate CSOs participation and engagement in APRM processes. The key strategy was to develop a Civil Society Handbook that could easily be used by non-state actors in understanding the APRM and finding their way in working the APRM at national, regional, and continental level. The APRM organised a civil society workshop series under the theme "Silencing the Guns and Positioning the APRM as an Early Warning Tool for Conflict Prevention" in Abuja, Nigeria, on 24-25 February 2020. The APRM partnered with about 70 civil society representatives to evaluate ways to participate in the APRM process, as well as to evaluate ways in which the APRM as an early-warning tool for conflict prevention in Africa could be operationalised.  The key output under this intervention is the APRM CSO Handbook which will be validated and launched by APRM later in the year.  STRENGTHENING GENDER PARTICIPATION   APRM has developed a gender mainstreaming framework based on recommendations made in the UNECA study titled "Gender equality and the African Peer review Mechanism" of 2016. The framework led to the formulation of activities that aim at integrating and adopting a gender equality approach throughout APRM structures and processes. The APRM Gender Toolkit was developed with guidelines for the administration of the questionnaire in review processes, and a proposal on how to mainstream gender indicators in the main APRM questionnaire.  The APRM Gender mainstreaming Guidelines were developed to be applicable to all APRM structures, processes, activities, and stakeholders. The Gender Mainstreaming Guidelines aims at providing APRM stakeholders (Member states, CSOs, media, partners, etc) steps and tools to integrate gender at all levels. Training and sensitisation has also been conducted.  A study on Governance, Gender and Peacebuilding in North Africa was conducted to complement previous similar studies in other African regions.  A Manual of Best Practiceswas was drafted to to synthesise and document the lessons learnt and good practices in the APRM Participating States, particularly in countries that have been reviewed. The manual will suggest how countries can close the gender gap by adopting the identified best practices. Validation and training is pending. AFRICA NETWORK ON CORPORATE GOVERNANCE OF STATE- OWNED ENTERPRISES (AFRICAN SOEs NETWORK) The African SOEs Network has developed a report on the Size and Sectorial distribution of SOEs in Africa. The Study is completed and is awaiting member state validation. In addition, the Network has commissioned a study to develop an African Union Guidelines on Corporate Governance of State-Owned Enterprises. The network was unable to convene the 2nd annual Network meeting as it was initially envisioned. However, two webinars were conducted looking at topical matters related to post covid economic recovery. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE The main objective of the project was the development of the African Guidance Note on Corporate Governance which will contribute towards the harmonization and greater enhancement of coherence of corporate governance practices on the continent, ensuring a better coordinated and seamless application of governance standards by the private sector regardless of the jurisdiction it operates within the AfCFTA. This is a fundamental aspect towards the success of the AfCFTA. APRM procured consultancy services to consolidate guidelines for APRM experts and member states working group exercise. A virtual expert validation meeting was conducted in November 2020, which was attended by more than 50 experts in their fields in order to review the AU Guidance Note on Corporate Governance document and provide additional inputs and recommendations to ensure that it addresses African challenges and provides home-grown solutions while maintaining global standards. DEEPENING THE REVIEW - Enhancement of the APRM electronic questionnaire and piloting in member states This enhancement project was necessitated as the technology utilised in the initial development in 2016 is outdated and APRM needed to get the tool enhanced to benefit from the additional functionality that the new technologies offer. Customisation and enhancement of the electronic tool based on interaction with various role players and specific expectations from countries; Expand on reporting requirements by scoping and developing additional functionality and reports through interaction and country specific requests; Support the ARPM during country visits to ensure the electronic tool fulfils the expectations of each country. The enhancements of the electronic questionnaire tool were completed in accordance with the requirements of the TOR and delivered to the APRM during the month of March 2021. The enhancements were done in collaboration with the APRM project team and all functionality, existing and new, were demonstrated to the APRM project team for verification and as a result a number of suggestions in terms of additional functionality was proposed and incorporated into the tool. Training on the use of the tool was done as part of the handover. The functionality was also tested through developing a number of questionnaires that were piloted to test the enhanced tool. The project was completed and signed off by the APRM. AFRICAN UNION GOVERNANCE CAMPUS (AUGC) The African Union Governance Campus is a set of governance development training programmes that is being developed by the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM), in collaboration with the Pan African University (PAU). The Objectives of the AU Governance Campus are: a) To deliver multi-inter-transdisciplinary academic and executive programs on governance in Africa.b) To enhance multi-inter-transdisciplinary research on governance across Africa. An Inception Report is issued with draft curricula, based upon desktop research, practical curriculum development experience, towards addressing the higher education sector need for academic and training programmes about multi-level governance on the African continent. An online mailing platform for correspondences with partner institutions regarding the AUGC is developed; as well as a database of over 137 Institutions including Universities, Schools of Governance, Schools of Government, Think Tanks and Technical Research Institutions to form a continental network of governance institutions to be engaged further on the development and implementation of the AUGC. TARGETED REVIEWS The theme for Review is based on cross-cutting issues, areas of possible conflicts and/or crisis, on issues that emerge during the Base Review or the AU Annual Theme of the year.  A Targeted Review Field Mission Health Governance and Covid-19 Response in the Republic of Sierra Leone was carried out. The Sierra Leon Targeted Review report was Peer-reviewed at the Forum of Heads of State and Government in March 2021 In addition, funds were used for printing of the Namibia Targeted Review Report, the Key-highlights on Youth Unemployment - in French and English.  In addition the Sudan Gap Analysis was conducted, and will be reflected in the final version of the narrative report.  AFRICA GOVERNANCE REPORT (AGR) 2021 The primary purpose of the AGR is to provide relevant, accurate and informative assessments and reports on selected and key governance areas in all the 55 Member States of the AU. Based on expert research and analysis, the AGR aims to present evidence-based, objective, and balanced reviews on the state of African governance, towards attaining long-term political, social and economic stability and development on the continent. The Report highlights best practices in governance for peer sharing, Identifies governance constraints and challenges; and, Makes recommendations for take-up and enhanced governance by AU member states. The AGR 2021 is the second iteration of the Report, following the first AGR 2019 on the theme Promoting African Union Shared Values. The main objective of the AGR 2021 is to present a set of scenarios depicting plausible African governance futures in the year 2063. The aim is to highlight a range of decision-making options for achieving the AU Agenda 2063 and the UNSDGs 2030, as well as specify policy and action intervention points for strategic implementation of the AGR 2019 recommendations. The key output and result achieved is The Draft AGR 2021 Report which is yet to be adopted by the Heads of State during the Heads of State summit planned to take place later in 2021.   Sida recognizes that the pandemic presented a major obstacle for implementation and that the APRM still managed to conduct a range of activities. Sida also recognizes that the organization faced several challenges related to programme management and internal control.                             No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13447-13447A0101 Sweden Program support to African Peer Review Mechanism - an independent body within the AU, conducting Reviews of governance on country level. The support aims to strengthen and revitalize the mechanism in line with their strategic plan, and particularly in areas such as gender and youth, Corporate management and country-level implementation. APRM has, thanks to the full integration into the AU during 2019, as well as a broadened mandate to include measurement of develoments in Africa in relation to the UN SDG and the AU Agenda 2063, renewed opportunities to be a vehicle for democratic governance in AU's all Member States. An agreement is signed for the first year. An extension is foreseen for 2021-2022 to cover the full programme period. Programstöd till African Peer Review Mechanism - en självständig enhet inom Afrikanska Unionen som genomför analyser av samhällsstyrning på landnivå. Stödet syftar till att stärka och revitalisera mekanismen i linje med APRM:s strategiska plan, med särskilt fokus inom områden som jämställdhet och ungdom, privat och statlig företagsamhet, och uppföljning av studierna på landnivå. APRM har i och med integreringen in i AU under 2019 och ett breddat mandat som också omfattar att mäta utveckling i Afrika gentemot FN:s SDG-agenda respektive AU:s agenda 2063, förnyade möjligheter att driva på utvecklingen mot demokratisk samhällsstyrning i AU:s alla medlemsstater. Ett första avtal tecknas för programmets första år. En förlängning planeras inför 2021-2022. The development objective of the proposed project is to support the APRM in its effort to promote, consolidate and improve the quality of governance in Africa.        Sweden APRM/African Peer Review Mechanism Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AU/African Union 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.8 - Broaden and strengthen the participation of developing countries in the institutions of global governance. 16.8 - Utvidga och stärka utvecklingsländernas deltagande i institutionerna för global styrning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15400000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15400000 0 0 15400000 AU/African Union 15400000 AU/African Union Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13447-13447A0104 Sweden Program support to African Peer Review Mechanism - an independent body within the AU, conducting Reviews of governance on country level. The support aims to strengthen and revitalize the mechanism in line with their strategic plan, and particularly in areas such as gender and youth, Corporate management and country-level implementation. APRM has, thanks to the full integration into the AU during 2019, as well as a broadened mandate to include measurement of develoments in Africa in relation to the UN SDG and the AU Agenda 2063, renewed opportunities to be a vehicle for democratic governance in AU's all Member States. An agreement is signed for the first year. An extension is foreseen for 2021-2022 to cover the full programme period. Programstöd till African Peer Review Mechanism - en självständig enhet inom Afrikanska Unionen som genomför analyser av samhällsstyrning på landnivå. Stödet syftar till att stärka och revitalisera mekanismen i linje med APRM:s strategiska plan, med särskilt fokus inom områden som jämställdhet och ungdom, privat och statlig företagsamhet, och uppföljning av studierna på landnivå. APRM har i och med integreringen in i AU under 2019 och ett breddat mandat som också omfattar att mäta utveckling i Afrika gentemot FN:s SDG-agenda respektive AU:s agenda 2063, förnyade möjligheter att driva på utvecklingen mot demokratisk samhällsstyrning i AU:s alla medlemsstater. Ett första avtal tecknas för programmets första år. En förlängning planeras inför 2021-2022. The development objective of the proposed project is to support the APRM in its effort to promote, consolidate and improve the quality of governance in Africa.        Sweden APRM/African Peer Review Mechanism Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency AU/African Union 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -5911455 -5911455.8099999996 AU/African Union Regional Africa 2022-2026 Regionalt Afrika 2022-2026 Strengthen democracy and increase respect for human rights and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13447-13447A0201 Sweden Program support to African Peer Review Mechanism - an independent body within the AU, conducting Reviews of governance on country level. The support aims to strengthen and revitalize the mechanism in line with their strategic plan, and particularly in areas such as gender and youth, Corporate management and country-level implementation. APRM has, thanks to the full integration into the AU during 2019, as well as a broadened mandate to include measurement of develoments in Africa in relation to the UN SDG and the AU Agenda 2063, renewed opportunities to be a vehicle for democratic governance in AU's all Member States. An agreement is signed for the first year. An extension is foreseen for 2021-2022 to cover the full programme period. Programstöd till African Peer Review Mechanism - en självständig enhet inom Afrikanska Unionen som genomför analyser av samhällsstyrning på landnivå. Stödet syftar till att stärka och revitalisera mekanismen i linje med APRM:s strategiska plan, med särskilt fokus inom områden som jämställdhet och ungdom, privat och statlig företagsamhet, och uppföljning av studierna på landnivå. APRM har i och med integreringen in i AU under 2019 och ett breddat mandat som också omfattar att mäta utveckling i Afrika gentemot FN:s SDG-agenda respektive AU:s agenda 2063, förnyade möjligheter att driva på utvecklingen mot demokratisk samhällsstyrning i AU:s alla medlemsstater. Ett första avtal tecknas för programmets första år. En förlängning planeras inför 2021-2022. The development objective of the proposed project is to support the APRM in its effort to promote, consolidate and improve the quality of governance in Africa.        Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.8 - Broaden and strengthen the participation of developing countries in the institutions of global governance. 16.8 - Utvidga och stärka utvecklingsländernas deltagande i institutionerna för global styrning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 120100 120100 0 0 0 0 0 120100 Ernst & Young 120100 Ernst & Young Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Enhanced capacity of regional actors to work towards strengthened democracy and the rule of law, gender equality and increased respect for human rights, with a focus on the rights of women and children Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för stärkt demokrati och rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet samt ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på kvinnors och barns rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13471 Sweden Helvetas has applied to Sida for funding of 49 140 000 SEK million SEK to carry out the "0 waste in Bolivia" programme during the period 2019-2022. The project aims to contribute to the management of solid waste in the country (along different levels, actors, public, social and private spheres), prioritizing; - reduction in solid waste generation, - promoting separation at source, as its use, before final disposal solutions. The approach adopted for this is “0 waste”: when the amount of waste (especially organic) that is buried in sanitary landfills or controlled dumps is minimized, then the generation of leachate and greenhouse gases is reduced. At the same time, increasing use allows less waste in final disposal, contributing to a longer useful life of the landfills and greater efficiency in the systems. The expected result (impact) is: Health improved within populations of selected municipalities, by lower levels of environmental pollution. The main objective is to generate models of integrated solid waste management emphasizing use of waste under a circular economy approach. To achieve this goal, four specific objectives have been established: 1) Improve households access to good quality and continued services of solid waste management, especially by increased waste collection coverage and a more efficient transportation. 2) Increase stakeholders reuse of waste in different kinds of contexts and city sizes, by establishing reuse systems for organic and recyclable types of waste and developing specific norms. 3) Strengthen the solid waste sector at national and local level applying cooperative institutional arrangements and developing institutional capacities. 4) Increase participation of households and institutions in integrated solid waste management activities by developing capacities, sharing and learning from experiences and raising awareness at different levels. The project will build, along key actors, integral solid waste management models, stressing use under a circular economy approach, in three particular contexts: (i) major urban center as La Paz, (ii) intermediate city such as Tarija, and (iii) a joint solution for intermediate and small cities in the Chaco Cruceño (Camiri, Boyuibe, Cuevo, Lagunillas and Gutiérrez). The emphasis on waste reduction and reuse should report higher rates of use in the intervention areas. Moreover, and considering Bolivia’s diversity (both from a geographical and cultural point of view) it will work in different ecological grounds and socio-economic realities (high lands, valleys and lowlands). Helvetas will implement the project together with Swisscontact and Agua Tuya and will collaborate with municipalities, private and public sector. The intervention’s total budget is 49 140 000 SEK which is covered completely by the Sida funds. Helvetas har ansökt till Sida om finansiering av 49 140 000 SEK för att genomföra programmet "0 avfall i Bolivia" under perioden 2019–2022. Programmet syftar till att bidra till hanteringen av fast avfall i landet (på olika politiska nivåer, med en bred bas av aktörer, på offentliga, sociala och privata områden), med prioriteringarna; - minska mängden avfall för sluthantering - främja avfallssortering, hantering och lösningar högre upp i värdekedjan (innan slutförvaring). Visionen för detta är ”0 avfall”, det vill säga att mängden avfall (särskilt organiskt) som begravs i sanitära deponier eller kontrollerade dumpar minimeras vilket resulterar i att generering av lakvatten och växthusgaser minimeras. Ökad återanvändning och återvinning resulterar i mindre avfall till slutförvaring, vilket bidrar till en längre livslängd för deponierna och ökad effektivitet i systemen. Det övergripande förväntade resultatet av programmet är: Förbättrad allmänhälsa hos befolkningen i de utvalda kommunerna som resultat av minskade miljöföroreningar från öppna sluthanteringsstationer/deponier. Det direkta förväntade resultatet är utvecklade modeller för integrerad hantering av fast avfall med betoning på användning av avfall enligt en cirkulär ekonomi. För att uppnå detta resultat har fyra specifika delmål fastställts: 1) Förbättra hushållens tillgång till tjänster av god kvalitet för hantering av hushållsavfall genom ökad täckning för sophanteringstjänster och mer effektiva soptransporter. 2) Öka involverade parters (hushåll och andra aktörer) återanvändning och återvinning av avfall i olika sammanhang och storlekar på städer genom att upprätta återanvändningssystem för organiska och återvinningsbara avfallstyper samt utvecklade specifika normer inom avfallshantering. 3) Stärka avfallssektorn på nationell och lokal nivå genom kooperativa institutionella samarbeten och utveckling av institutionell kapacitet. 4) Öka allmänhetens och institutioners deltagande i integrerade åtgärder för hållbar avfallshantering genom att utveckla kapacitet, dela och lära av erfarenheter och öka medvetenheten på olika nivåer. Projektet kommer att utveckla, tillsammans med nyckelaktörer, integrerade modeller för avfallshantering, med betoning på återanvändning och återvinning under perspektivet cirkulär ekonomi, i tre särskilda sammanhang: (i) större urbana centrum som La Paz, (ii) mellanstor stad som Tarija, och (iii)) en gemensam lösning för mellanstora och små städer i Chaco Cruceño (Camiri, Boyuibe, Cuevo, Lagunillas och Gutiérrez). Fokus på avfallsminskning och återanvändning förväntas resultera i ett högre nyttodragande av avfall. Helvetas kommer att implementera projektet tillsammans med Swisscontact och Agua Tuya och kommer att samarbeta med kommuner, privat och offentlig sektor. Insatsens totala budget är 49 140 000 SEK som helt täcks av Sida The objectives and expected results of the O Waste Programme have not changed; however, the logical framework has been optimized according to the main results of the inception phase.   The main objective continues to be the same. To generate integrated solid waste management models emphasizing the reuse of waste under a circular economy approach. These models will prioritize the efficient use of waste to advance into a 0 Garbage approach, promoting the use for organic and inorganic waste in the municipalities. At the end of the project, it is expected to have three models of comprehensive solid waste management validated for different contexts: - large urban cities, intermediate urban cities and small associated municipalities (ciudades mancomunadas)  - Three different ecological floor -Altiplano, valleys and lowlands.   To achieve the purpose of the project, the fourth initial components/effects that have been established in the original project document remain the same: i) Effect 1: Collection, transport and final disposal; ii) Effect 2: Reuse and commercialization; iii) Effect 3: Institutional development; Iv) Effect 4. Communication, knowledge management and skills.   The final target of the programme is to improve the health of the population of the selected municipalities, reducing the levels of environmental pollution and the emission of greenhouse gases..   The beneficiary population in the improvement of solid waste management services will be the totality of users: La Paz, 943,758 inhabitants (GAMLP) (a large municipality); Tarija, 245,000 (an intermediate municipality) and its adjoining areas (Uriondo and Villa San Lorenzo); Chaco Cruceño, 65,000 inhabitant (five municipalities, one with a population of intermediate size and four smaller populations). In total, it is a target population of 1,254,000 inhabitants and nine municipalities.   Of this target population, the work will involve: - Women, due to the low recognition of them as actors in the solid waste management chain, who, since they do not have basic services, are the most affected as they are usually responsible for taking care of the home (reproductive role, includes hygiene, management waste and household health). - People/ families dedicated to the classification and collection of waste, - Population of peripheral areas that suffer irregularly access to the waste management services, with poor quality in their provision. - Cleaning staff due to their proximity to sources of contamination and because they suffer discrimination from the rest of the population. - General population, whose perception is negative regarding waste collection and use services.   Regarding the specific targets established in the logical framework, the programme wants "to improve the health of the population of the selected municipalities, reducing the levels of environmental contamination". In this sense and in order to make visible the impact of the proposed objective, it is expected: - To increase the households perception of improvement in health due to less contamination in final disposal sites (it is expected that the bad perception of contamination will lower from 96% according to the baseline to 80%) - To reduce Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions. The aim of this intervention is to reduce emissions by approximately 20% according to the baseline of 270.241,00 Tn CO2-eq/year by optimizing the solid waste collection, use and final disposal systems. - The improvement of the Environmental Quality Index (ICA) in solid waste final disposal sites (the ICA reduce for La Paz in Air: reduction of at least 10%; Tarija: Air: reduction of at least 10%, and for the Chaco Cruceño: Air: reduction of at least 5% in relation to the baseline).   Finally, it is important to mention that this contribution has also national importance, especiall considering that: -  it wants to promote the generation of integrated solid waste management models (with norms and regulations) that could be implemented nationwide. The main expectation will be to lay the foundations to replicate this integral solid waste management models of for the large municipalities (4 existing ones), intermediate cities (35) and in more than 100 smaller urban populations from the country. Together, these populations concentrate 70% of the national population, just over seven million inhabitants). - as a mechanism to prevent pollution than can be spread beyond the selected municipalities, considering the potential replicability of this 3 models.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Waste management/disposal Water Supply & Sanitation During the whole intervention the program has promoted 4 solid waste models: i) a management model for the municipality of La Paz (large municipality), ii) a model for the municipality of Tarija (intermediate or medium sized), a model for the municipalities of the Chaco Cruceño (4 small municipalities) and a management model for indigenous autonomy. The model generated for La Paz has considered the development of organic waste utilization systems at various scales: household, schools and institutions, neighborhood and municipal, diversifying the amount of organic waste treated per day, with an installed capacity of 32 tons per day, 30 tons in a municipal composting plant and 2 tons through household, institutional and neighborhood composters, implemented through the support of two green businesses, Ecofractal and Biocenosis. In the case of recyclable inorganic waste, the model has strengthened the municipal differentiated collection system, already initiated by the municipal government in 2018 through the provision of ten additional green islands, incorporation and formalization of recyclers and the installation of cameras in differentiated collection trucks that allow better control of recyclable material flows. As a result, 100% coverage of this service has been achieved in the urban area, and 20% of organic and inorganic waste can now be recycled. Regarding final disposal, the municipality has received support for technical assistance and the exchange of international experiences in Mexico and Argentina for mechanical biological treatment and the generation of fuel derived from waste, with which the municipality has designed a new service for utilization and final disposal. With the future implementation of this solution, La Paz has the potential to use 80% of its waste. In the case of the municipalities of Tarija (Cercado, Uriondo and San Lorenzo), none of them had a differentiated collection service for recyclable waste and had basic composting infrastructure. The management model developed for Cercado consists of the design and implementation of differentiated collection routes operated by the municipality and also through the incorporation of a recyclers association named MARMAT for the recycling of recyclable inorganic waste. These interventions have been strengthened with the construction of a recycling center, improvements to the infrastructure of the composting plant, the provision of a truck and motorcycles for differentiated collection. As a result, Tarija has reached a potential of 20% of the organic and inorganic waste generated. The model has been complemented with interventions in the municipalities of San Lorenzo and Uriondo, where differentiated collection systems for organic and inorganic waste have also been established, as well as the construction of manually operated composting plant in each municipality. An important milestone has been the signing of an intergovernmental agreement between Cercado, San Lorenzo and Uriondo for integrated solid waste management with the same vision and strategic guidelines, to share a joint solid waste treatment complex (CTRS). This inter-governmental agreement was the result of intermunicipal strategic planning for integrated solid waste management with the participation of authorities, municipal technicians and social actors. For the small municipalities (Camiri, Cuevo, Boyuibe and Lagunillas), the management model in the municipalities has begun with the improvement of urban sanitation to reach 100% coverage. The differentiated collection service has been incorporated in ten neighborhoods in Camiri and in the areas surrounding the central area of the urban centres of Boyuibe, Cuevo and Lagunillas. The use of organic waste began with the construction of a composting plant with a capacity of seven tons per day in Camiri and the delivery of 200 home composting bins in the other three municipalities. The capacity to recycle 38,4% of organic and inorganic waste has been achieved. With respect to final disposal, landfill closure plans have been prepared for the five municipalities in the region and the rehabilitation and transition of three open dumps to sanitary landfills in the municipalities of Cuevo, Boyuibe and Lagunillas were implemented, complemented by a process of capacity building in landfill management. In Camiri, the landfill closure plan and the pre-investment technical study for the construction of a waste treatment complex has been prepared. There is the possibility of implementing a joint sanitary landfill between the municipalities of Camiri, Boyuibe and Cuevo based on a technical and financial feasibility study; however, political and technical dialogue shall continue in the near future. Regarding the indigenous model, during project implementation, the municipality of Gutiérrez became an indigenous autonomy. The collection service coverage was less than 20% (only in the urban area) and rural areas did not have collection service and dispose their waste in the river, streams, or burn it. Improvement of the coverage in the urban center has been made, incorporating pilot experiences of neighborhood and community composting, as well as the establishment of two collection centers for recyclable inorganic waste, with a projected waste utilization rate of 11%. At the national level, although the intervention didn´t get it the consolidation of the Solid Waste Roundtable, technical assistance has been provided to the Viceminsitry of Water and sanitation (specifically to the Solid Waste Directorate) in the development of norms, regulations and public policy. It has supported the preparation of the planning instruments for the closure of open dumps, updating i) the technical guide manual for the design and operation of sanitary landfills, ii) the technical guide for the design and operation of mechanized sanitary landfills and iii) the guide for the closure of landfills. It has also supported the updating of the national solid waste diagnostic, key input for the design of the National Programme for Integrated Waste Management. Overall and according to the main indicators established in the log frame: - The Perception of improved health due to less contamination in final disposal sites has increased from 4% to 57% - Their has been an important reduction in GHG emissions (tCO2e) in the three area of intervention (from 221,290 to 207,984 tCO2e emission in La Paz, from 43,785 to 9,995.12 tCO2e in Tarija and from 5,166 to 1,925.44 tCO2e in Chaco Cruceño). - In all cases the percentage of solid waste reuse (aprovechamiento) has increased between 20% (La Paz and Tarija) and 38.4% (Chaco Cruceño) in the areas of intervention. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13471-13471A0101 Sweden Helvetas has applied to Sida for funding of 49 140 000 SEK million SEK to carry out the "0 waste in Bolivia" programme during the period 2019-2022. The project aims to contribute to the management of solid waste in the country (along different levels, actors, public, social and private spheres), prioritizing; - reduction in solid waste generation, - promoting separation at source, as its use, before final disposal solutions. The approach adopted for this is “0 waste”: when the amount of waste (especially organic) that is buried in sanitary landfills or controlled dumps is minimized, then the generation of leachate and greenhouse gases is reduced. At the same time, increasing use allows less waste in final disposal, contributing to a longer useful life of the landfills and greater efficiency in the systems. The expected result (impact) is: Health improved within populations of selected municipalities, by lower levels of environmental pollution. The main objective is to generate models of integrated solid waste management emphasizing use of waste under a circular economy approach. To achieve this goal, four specific objectives have been established: 1) Improve households access to good quality and continued services of solid waste management, especially by increased waste collection coverage and a more efficient transportation. 2) Increase stakeholders reuse of waste in different kinds of contexts and city sizes, by establishing reuse systems for organic and recyclable types of waste and developing specific norms. 3) Strengthen the solid waste sector at national and local level applying cooperative institutional arrangements and developing institutional capacities. 4) Increase participation of households and institutions in integrated solid waste management activities by developing capacities, sharing and learning from experiences and raising awareness at different levels. The project will build, along key actors, integral solid waste management models, stressing use under a circular economy approach, in three particular contexts: (i) major urban center as La Paz, (ii) intermediate city such as Tarija, and (iii) a joint solution for intermediate and small cities in the Chaco Cruceño (Camiri, Boyuibe, Cuevo, Lagunillas and Gutiérrez). The emphasis on waste reduction and reuse should report higher rates of use in the intervention areas. Moreover, and considering Bolivia’s diversity (both from a geographical and cultural point of view) it will work in different ecological grounds and socio-economic realities (high lands, valleys and lowlands). Helvetas will implement the project together with Swisscontact and Agua Tuya and will collaborate with municipalities, private and public sector. The intervention’s total budget is 49 140 000 SEK which is covered completely by the Sida funds. Helvetas har ansökt till Sida om finansiering av 49 140 000 SEK för att genomföra programmet "0 avfall i Bolivia" under perioden 2019–2022. Programmet syftar till att bidra till hanteringen av fast avfall i landet (på olika politiska nivåer, med en bred bas av aktörer, på offentliga, sociala och privata områden), med prioriteringarna; - minska mängden avfall för sluthantering - främja avfallssortering, hantering och lösningar högre upp i värdekedjan (innan slutförvaring). Visionen för detta är ”0 avfall”, det vill säga att mängden avfall (särskilt organiskt) som begravs i sanitära deponier eller kontrollerade dumpar minimeras vilket resulterar i att generering av lakvatten och växthusgaser minimeras. Ökad återanvändning och återvinning resulterar i mindre avfall till slutförvaring, vilket bidrar till en längre livslängd för deponierna och ökad effektivitet i systemen. Det övergripande förväntade resultatet av programmet är: Förbättrad allmänhälsa hos befolkningen i de utvalda kommunerna som resultat av minskade miljöföroreningar från öppna sluthanteringsstationer/deponier. Det direkta förväntade resultatet är utvecklade modeller för integrerad hantering av fast avfall med betoning på användning av avfall enligt en cirkulär ekonomi. För att uppnå detta resultat har fyra specifika delmål fastställts: 1) Förbättra hushållens tillgång till tjänster av god kvalitet för hantering av hushållsavfall genom ökad täckning för sophanteringstjänster och mer effektiva soptransporter. 2) Öka involverade parters (hushåll och andra aktörer) återanvändning och återvinning av avfall i olika sammanhang och storlekar på städer genom att upprätta återanvändningssystem för organiska och återvinningsbara avfallstyper samt utvecklade specifika normer inom avfallshantering. 3) Stärka avfallssektorn på nationell och lokal nivå genom kooperativa institutionella samarbeten och utveckling av institutionell kapacitet. 4) Öka allmänhetens och institutioners deltagande i integrerade åtgärder för hållbar avfallshantering genom att utveckla kapacitet, dela och lära av erfarenheter och öka medvetenheten på olika nivåer. Projektet kommer att utveckla, tillsammans med nyckelaktörer, integrerade modeller för avfallshantering, med betoning på återanvändning och återvinning under perspektivet cirkulär ekonomi, i tre särskilda sammanhang: (i) större urbana centrum som La Paz, (ii) mellanstor stad som Tarija, och (iii)) en gemensam lösning för mellanstora och små städer i Chaco Cruceño (Camiri, Boyuibe, Cuevo, Lagunillas och Gutiérrez). Fokus på avfallsminskning och återanvändning förväntas resultera i ett högre nyttodragande av avfall. Helvetas kommer att implementera projektet tillsammans med Swisscontact och Agua Tuya och kommer att samarbeta med kommuner, privat och offentlig sektor. Insatsens totala budget är 49 140 000 SEK som helt täcks av Sida The objectives and expected results of the O Waste Programme have not changed; however, the logical framework has been optimized according to the main results of the inception phase.   The main objective continues to be the same. To generate integrated solid waste management models emphasizing the reuse of waste under a circular economy approach. These models will prioritize the efficient use of waste to advance into a 0 Garbage approach, promoting the use for organic and inorganic waste in the municipalities. At the end of the project, it is expected to have three models of comprehensive solid waste management validated for different contexts: - large urban cities, intermediate urban cities and small associated municipalities (ciudades mancomunadas)  - Three different ecological floor -Altiplano, valleys and lowlands.   To achieve the purpose of the project, the fourth initial components/effects that have been established in the original project document remain the same: i) Effect 1: Collection, transport and final disposal; ii) Effect 2: Reuse and commercialization; iii) Effect 3: Institutional development; Iv) Effect 4. Communication, knowledge management and skills.   The final target of the programme is to improve the health of the population of the selected municipalities, reducing the levels of environmental pollution and the emission of greenhouse gases..   The beneficiary population in the improvement of solid waste management services will be the totality of users: La Paz, 943,758 inhabitants (GAMLP) (a large municipality); Tarija, 245,000 (an intermediate municipality) and its adjoining areas (Uriondo and Villa San Lorenzo); Chaco Cruceño, 65,000 inhabitant (five municipalities, one with a population of intermediate size and four smaller populations). In total, it is a target population of 1,254,000 inhabitants and nine municipalities.   Of this target population, the work will involve: - Women, due to the low recognition of them as actors in the solid waste management chain, who, since they do not have basic services, are the most affected as they are usually responsible for taking care of the home (reproductive role, includes hygiene, management waste and household health). - People/ families dedicated to the classification and collection of waste, - Population of peripheral areas that suffer irregularly access to the waste management services, with poor quality in their provision. - Cleaning staff due to their proximity to sources of contamination and because they suffer discrimination from the rest of the population. - General population, whose perception is negative regarding waste collection and use services.   Regarding the specific targets established in the logical framework, the programme wants "to improve the health of the population of the selected municipalities, reducing the levels of environmental contamination". In this sense and in order to make visible the impact of the proposed objective, it is expected: - To increase the households perception of improvement in health due to less contamination in final disposal sites (it is expected that the bad perception of contamination will lower from 96% according to the baseline to 80%) - To reduce Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions. The aim of this intervention is to reduce emissions by approximately 20% according to the baseline of 270.241,00 Tn CO2-eq/year by optimizing the solid waste collection, use and final disposal systems. - The improvement of the Environmental Quality Index (ICA) in solid waste final disposal sites (the ICA reduce for La Paz in Air: reduction of at least 10%; Tarija: Air: reduction of at least 10%, and for the Chaco Cruceño: Air: reduction of at least 5% in relation to the baseline).   Finally, it is important to mention that this contribution has also national importance, especiall considering that: -  it wants to promote the generation of integrated solid waste management models (with norms and regulations) that could be implemented nationwide. The main expectation will be to lay the foundations to replicate this integral solid waste management models of for the large municipalities (4 existing ones), intermediate cities (35) and in more than 100 smaller urban populations from the country. Together, these populations concentrate 70% of the national population, just over seven million inhabitants). - as a mechanism to prevent pollution than can be spread beyond the selected municipalities, considering the potential replicability of this 3 models.   Sweden Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 0 7000000 Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation 7000000 Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation Bolivia 2016-2020 Bolivia 2016-2020 Increased productivity mainly in small-scale agriculture with the sustainable use and management of natural resources and ecosystem services, with a focus on women and indigenous people Ökad produktivitet inom främst det småskaliga lantbruket med ett hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning av naturresurser och ekosystemtjänster, med fokus på kvinnor och urfolk Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased access to environmentally sustainable public services Ökad tillgång till miljömässigt hållbara samhällstjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened conditions for free and fair trade and sustainable investment for the benefit of sustainable development, with particular focus on improving the environment, reduced climate impact and strengthened resilience to environmental impact, climate change and natural disasters Stärkta förutsättningar för fri och rättvis handel och hållbara investeringar till gagn för en hållbar utveckling, med särskilt fokus på förbättrad miljö, begränsad klimatpåverkan och stärkt motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13471-13471A0102 Sweden Helvetas has applied to Sida for funding of 49 140 000 SEK million SEK to carry out the "0 waste in Bolivia" programme during the period 2019-2022. The project aims to contribute to the management of solid waste in the country (along different levels, actors, public, social and private spheres), prioritizing; - reduction in solid waste generation, - promoting separation at source, as its use, before final disposal solutions. The approach adopted for this is “0 waste”: when the amount of waste (especially organic) that is buried in sanitary landfills or controlled dumps is minimized, then the generation of leachate and greenhouse gases is reduced. At the same time, increasing use allows less waste in final disposal, contributing to a longer useful life of the landfills and greater efficiency in the systems. The expected result (impact) is: Health improved within populations of selected municipalities, by lower levels of environmental pollution. The main objective is to generate models of integrated solid waste management emphasizing use of waste under a circular economy approach. To achieve this goal, four specific objectives have been established: 1) Improve households access to good quality and continued services of solid waste management, especially by increased waste collection coverage and a more efficient transportation. 2) Increase stakeholders reuse of waste in different kinds of contexts and city sizes, by establishing reuse systems for organic and recyclable types of waste and developing specific norms. 3) Strengthen the solid waste sector at national and local level applying cooperative institutional arrangements and developing institutional capacities. 4) Increase participation of households and institutions in integrated solid waste management activities by developing capacities, sharing and learning from experiences and raising awareness at different levels. The project will build, along key actors, integral solid waste management models, stressing use under a circular economy approach, in three particular contexts: (i) major urban center as La Paz, (ii) intermediate city such as Tarija, and (iii) a joint solution for intermediate and small cities in the Chaco Cruceño (Camiri, Boyuibe, Cuevo, Lagunillas and Gutiérrez). The emphasis on waste reduction and reuse should report higher rates of use in the intervention areas. Moreover, and considering Bolivia’s diversity (both from a geographical and cultural point of view) it will work in different ecological grounds and socio-economic realities (high lands, valleys and lowlands). Helvetas will implement the project together with Swisscontact and Agua Tuya and will collaborate with municipalities, private and public sector. The intervention’s total budget is 49 140 000 SEK which is covered completely by the Sida funds. Helvetas har ansökt till Sida om finansiering av 49 140 000 SEK för att genomföra programmet "0 avfall i Bolivia" under perioden 2019–2022. Programmet syftar till att bidra till hanteringen av fast avfall i landet (på olika politiska nivåer, med en bred bas av aktörer, på offentliga, sociala och privata områden), med prioriteringarna; - minska mängden avfall för sluthantering - främja avfallssortering, hantering och lösningar högre upp i värdekedjan (innan slutförvaring). Visionen för detta är ”0 avfall”, det vill säga att mängden avfall (särskilt organiskt) som begravs i sanitära deponier eller kontrollerade dumpar minimeras vilket resulterar i att generering av lakvatten och växthusgaser minimeras. Ökad återanvändning och återvinning resulterar i mindre avfall till slutförvaring, vilket bidrar till en längre livslängd för deponierna och ökad effektivitet i systemen. Det övergripande förväntade resultatet av programmet är: Förbättrad allmänhälsa hos befolkningen i de utvalda kommunerna som resultat av minskade miljöföroreningar från öppna sluthanteringsstationer/deponier. Det direkta förväntade resultatet är utvecklade modeller för integrerad hantering av fast avfall med betoning på användning av avfall enligt en cirkulär ekonomi. För att uppnå detta resultat har fyra specifika delmål fastställts: 1) Förbättra hushållens tillgång till tjänster av god kvalitet för hantering av hushållsavfall genom ökad täckning för sophanteringstjänster och mer effektiva soptransporter. 2) Öka involverade parters (hushåll och andra aktörer) återanvändning och återvinning av avfall i olika sammanhang och storlekar på städer genom att upprätta återanvändningssystem för organiska och återvinningsbara avfallstyper samt utvecklade specifika normer inom avfallshantering. 3) Stärka avfallssektorn på nationell och lokal nivå genom kooperativa institutionella samarbeten och utveckling av institutionell kapacitet. 4) Öka allmänhetens och institutioners deltagande i integrerade åtgärder för hållbar avfallshantering genom att utveckla kapacitet, dela och lära av erfarenheter och öka medvetenheten på olika nivåer. Projektet kommer att utveckla, tillsammans med nyckelaktörer, integrerade modeller för avfallshantering, med betoning på återanvändning och återvinning under perspektivet cirkulär ekonomi, i tre särskilda sammanhang: (i) större urbana centrum som La Paz, (ii) mellanstor stad som Tarija, och (iii)) en gemensam lösning för mellanstora och små städer i Chaco Cruceño (Camiri, Boyuibe, Cuevo, Lagunillas och Gutiérrez). Fokus på avfallsminskning och återanvändning förväntas resultera i ett högre nyttodragande av avfall. Helvetas kommer att implementera projektet tillsammans med Swisscontact och Agua Tuya och kommer att samarbeta med kommuner, privat och offentlig sektor. Insatsens totala budget är 49 140 000 SEK som helt täcks av Sida The objectives and expected results of the O Waste Programme have not changed; however, the logical framework has been optimized according to the main results of the inception phase.   The main objective continues to be the same. To generate integrated solid waste management models emphasizing the reuse of waste under a circular economy approach. These models will prioritize the efficient use of waste to advance into a 0 Garbage approach, promoting the use for organic and inorganic waste in the municipalities. At the end of the project, it is expected to have three models of comprehensive solid waste management validated for different contexts: - large urban cities, intermediate urban cities and small associated municipalities (ciudades mancomunadas)  - Three different ecological floor -Altiplano, valleys and lowlands.   To achieve the purpose of the project, the fourth initial components/effects that have been established in the original project document remain the same: i) Effect 1: Collection, transport and final disposal; ii) Effect 2: Reuse and commercialization; iii) Effect 3: Institutional development; Iv) Effect 4. Communication, knowledge management and skills.   The final target of the programme is to improve the health of the population of the selected municipalities, reducing the levels of environmental pollution and the emission of greenhouse gases..   The beneficiary population in the improvement of solid waste management services will be the totality of users: La Paz, 943,758 inhabitants (GAMLP) (a large municipality); Tarija, 245,000 (an intermediate municipality) and its adjoining areas (Uriondo and Villa San Lorenzo); Chaco Cruceño, 65,000 inhabitant (five municipalities, one with a population of intermediate size and four smaller populations). In total, it is a target population of 1,254,000 inhabitants and nine municipalities.   Of this target population, the work will involve: - Women, due to the low recognition of them as actors in the solid waste management chain, who, since they do not have basic services, are the most affected as they are usually responsible for taking care of the home (reproductive role, includes hygiene, management waste and household health). - People/ families dedicated to the classification and collection of waste, - Population of peripheral areas that suffer irregularly access to the waste management services, with poor quality in their provision. - Cleaning staff due to their proximity to sources of contamination and because they suffer discrimination from the rest of the population. - General population, whose perception is negative regarding waste collection and use services.   Regarding the specific targets established in the logical framework, the programme wants "to improve the health of the population of the selected municipalities, reducing the levels of environmental contamination". In this sense and in order to make visible the impact of the proposed objective, it is expected: - To increase the households perception of improvement in health due to less contamination in final disposal sites (it is expected that the bad perception of contamination will lower from 96% according to the baseline to 80%) - To reduce Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions. The aim of this intervention is to reduce emissions by approximately 20% according to the baseline of 270.241,00 Tn CO2-eq/year by optimizing the solid waste collection, use and final disposal systems. - The improvement of the Environmental Quality Index (ICA) in solid waste final disposal sites (the ICA reduce for La Paz in Air: reduction of at least 10%; Tarija: Air: reduction of at least 10%, and for the Chaco Cruceño: Air: reduction of at least 5% in relation to the baseline).   Finally, it is important to mention that this contribution has also national importance, especiall considering that: -  it wants to promote the generation of integrated solid waste management models (with norms and regulations) that could be implemented nationwide. The main expectation will be to lay the foundations to replicate this integral solid waste management models of for the large municipalities (4 existing ones), intermediate cities (35) and in more than 100 smaller urban populations from the country. Together, these populations concentrate 70% of the national population, just over seven million inhabitants). - as a mechanism to prevent pollution than can be spread beyond the selected municipalities, considering the potential replicability of this 3 models.   Sweden Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 0 0 15000000 15000000 Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation 15000000 Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation Bolivia 2016-2020 Bolivia 2016-2020 Strengthened capacity of public institutions and civil society organisations to manage the effects of adverse environmental impact and climate change. Stärkt kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och civilsamhällesorganisationer att hantera effekter av negativ miljöpåverkan och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased access to environmentally sustainable public services Ökad tillgång till miljömässigt hållbara samhällstjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened conditions for free and fair trade and sustainable investment for the benefit of sustainable development, with particular focus on improving the environment, reduced climate impact and strengthened resilience to environmental impact, climate change and natural disasters Stärkta förutsättningar för fri och rättvis handel och hållbara investeringar till gagn för en hållbar utveckling, med särskilt fokus på förbättrad miljö, begränsad klimatpåverkan och stärkt motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13471-13471A0103 Sweden Helvetas has applied to Sida for funding of 49 140 000 SEK million SEK to carry out the "0 waste in Bolivia" programme during the period 2019-2022. The project aims to contribute to the management of solid waste in the country (along different levels, actors, public, social and private spheres), prioritizing; - reduction in solid waste generation, - promoting separation at source, as its use, before final disposal solutions. The approach adopted for this is “0 waste”: when the amount of waste (especially organic) that is buried in sanitary landfills or controlled dumps is minimized, then the generation of leachate and greenhouse gases is reduced. At the same time, increasing use allows less waste in final disposal, contributing to a longer useful life of the landfills and greater efficiency in the systems. The expected result (impact) is: Health improved within populations of selected municipalities, by lower levels of environmental pollution. The main objective is to generate models of integrated solid waste management emphasizing use of waste under a circular economy approach. To achieve this goal, four specific objectives have been established: 1) Improve households access to good quality and continued services of solid waste management, especially by increased waste collection coverage and a more efficient transportation. 2) Increase stakeholders reuse of waste in different kinds of contexts and city sizes, by establishing reuse systems for organic and recyclable types of waste and developing specific norms. 3) Strengthen the solid waste sector at national and local level applying cooperative institutional arrangements and developing institutional capacities. 4) Increase participation of households and institutions in integrated solid waste management activities by developing capacities, sharing and learning from experiences and raising awareness at different levels. The project will build, along key actors, integral solid waste management models, stressing use under a circular economy approach, in three particular contexts: (i) major urban center as La Paz, (ii) intermediate city such as Tarija, and (iii) a joint solution for intermediate and small cities in the Chaco Cruceño (Camiri, Boyuibe, Cuevo, Lagunillas and Gutiérrez). The emphasis on waste reduction and reuse should report higher rates of use in the intervention areas. Moreover, and considering Bolivia’s diversity (both from a geographical and cultural point of view) it will work in different ecological grounds and socio-economic realities (high lands, valleys and lowlands). Helvetas will implement the project together with Swisscontact and Agua Tuya and will collaborate with municipalities, private and public sector. The intervention’s total budget is 49 140 000 SEK which is covered completely by the Sida funds. Helvetas har ansökt till Sida om finansiering av 49 140 000 SEK för att genomföra programmet "0 avfall i Bolivia" under perioden 2019–2022. Programmet syftar till att bidra till hanteringen av fast avfall i landet (på olika politiska nivåer, med en bred bas av aktörer, på offentliga, sociala och privata områden), med prioriteringarna; - minska mängden avfall för sluthantering - främja avfallssortering, hantering och lösningar högre upp i värdekedjan (innan slutförvaring). Visionen för detta är ”0 avfall”, det vill säga att mängden avfall (särskilt organiskt) som begravs i sanitära deponier eller kontrollerade dumpar minimeras vilket resulterar i att generering av lakvatten och växthusgaser minimeras. Ökad återanvändning och återvinning resulterar i mindre avfall till slutförvaring, vilket bidrar till en längre livslängd för deponierna och ökad effektivitet i systemen. Det övergripande förväntade resultatet av programmet är: Förbättrad allmänhälsa hos befolkningen i de utvalda kommunerna som resultat av minskade miljöföroreningar från öppna sluthanteringsstationer/deponier. Det direkta förväntade resultatet är utvecklade modeller för integrerad hantering av fast avfall med betoning på användning av avfall enligt en cirkulär ekonomi. För att uppnå detta resultat har fyra specifika delmål fastställts: 1) Förbättra hushållens tillgång till tjänster av god kvalitet för hantering av hushållsavfall genom ökad täckning för sophanteringstjänster och mer effektiva soptransporter. 2) Öka involverade parters (hushåll och andra aktörer) återanvändning och återvinning av avfall i olika sammanhang och storlekar på städer genom att upprätta återanvändningssystem för organiska och återvinningsbara avfallstyper samt utvecklade specifika normer inom avfallshantering. 3) Stärka avfallssektorn på nationell och lokal nivå genom kooperativa institutionella samarbeten och utveckling av institutionell kapacitet. 4) Öka allmänhetens och institutioners deltagande i integrerade åtgärder för hållbar avfallshantering genom att utveckla kapacitet, dela och lära av erfarenheter och öka medvetenheten på olika nivåer. Projektet kommer att utveckla, tillsammans med nyckelaktörer, integrerade modeller för avfallshantering, med betoning på återanvändning och återvinning under perspektivet cirkulär ekonomi, i tre särskilda sammanhang: (i) större urbana centrum som La Paz, (ii) mellanstor stad som Tarija, och (iii)) en gemensam lösning för mellanstora och små städer i Chaco Cruceño (Camiri, Boyuibe, Cuevo, Lagunillas och Gutiérrez). Fokus på avfallsminskning och återanvändning förväntas resultera i ett högre nyttodragande av avfall. Helvetas kommer att implementera projektet tillsammans med Swisscontact och Agua Tuya och kommer att samarbeta med kommuner, privat och offentlig sektor. Insatsens totala budget är 49 140 000 SEK som helt täcks av Sida The objectives and expected results of the O Waste Programme have not changed; however, the logical framework has been optimized according to the main results of the inception phase.   The main objective continues to be the same. To generate integrated solid waste management models emphasizing the reuse of waste under a circular economy approach. These models will prioritize the efficient use of waste to advance into a 0 Garbage approach, promoting the use for organic and inorganic waste in the municipalities. At the end of the project, it is expected to have three models of comprehensive solid waste management validated for different contexts: - large urban cities, intermediate urban cities and small associated municipalities (ciudades mancomunadas)  - Three different ecological floor -Altiplano, valleys and lowlands.   To achieve the purpose of the project, the fourth initial components/effects that have been established in the original project document remain the same: i) Effect 1: Collection, transport and final disposal; ii) Effect 2: Reuse and commercialization; iii) Effect 3: Institutional development; Iv) Effect 4. Communication, knowledge management and skills.   The final target of the programme is to improve the health of the population of the selected municipalities, reducing the levels of environmental pollution and the emission of greenhouse gases..   The beneficiary population in the improvement of solid waste management services will be the totality of users: La Paz, 943,758 inhabitants (GAMLP) (a large municipality); Tarija, 245,000 (an intermediate municipality) and its adjoining areas (Uriondo and Villa San Lorenzo); Chaco Cruceño, 65,000 inhabitant (five municipalities, one with a population of intermediate size and four smaller populations). In total, it is a target population of 1,254,000 inhabitants and nine municipalities.   Of this target population, the work will involve: - Women, due to the low recognition of them as actors in the solid waste management chain, who, since they do not have basic services, are the most affected as they are usually responsible for taking care of the home (reproductive role, includes hygiene, management waste and household health). - People/ families dedicated to the classification and collection of waste, - Population of peripheral areas that suffer irregularly access to the waste management services, with poor quality in their provision. - Cleaning staff due to their proximity to sources of contamination and because they suffer discrimination from the rest of the population. - General population, whose perception is negative regarding waste collection and use services.   Regarding the specific targets established in the logical framework, the programme wants "to improve the health of the population of the selected municipalities, reducing the levels of environmental contamination". In this sense and in order to make visible the impact of the proposed objective, it is expected: - To increase the households perception of improvement in health due to less contamination in final disposal sites (it is expected that the bad perception of contamination will lower from 96% according to the baseline to 80%) - To reduce Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions. The aim of this intervention is to reduce emissions by approximately 20% according to the baseline of 270.241,00 Tn CO2-eq/year by optimizing the solid waste collection, use and final disposal systems. - The improvement of the Environmental Quality Index (ICA) in solid waste final disposal sites (the ICA reduce for La Paz in Air: reduction of at least 10%; Tarija: Air: reduction of at least 10%, and for the Chaco Cruceño: Air: reduction of at least 5% in relation to the baseline).   Finally, it is important to mention that this contribution has also national importance, especiall considering that: -  it wants to promote the generation of integrated solid waste management models (with norms and regulations) that could be implemented nationwide. The main expectation will be to lay the foundations to replicate this integral solid waste management models of for the large municipalities (4 existing ones), intermediate cities (35) and in more than 100 smaller urban populations from the country. Together, these populations concentrate 70% of the national population, just over seven million inhabitants). - as a mechanism to prevent pollution than can be spread beyond the selected municipalities, considering the potential replicability of this 3 models.   Sweden Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11000000 16140000 -120790 0 11000000 11000000 5140000 -120790 0 0 27019210 Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation 11000000 Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation 11000000 Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation 5140000 Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation -120789.89 Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation Bolivia 2021-2025 Bolivia 2021-2025 Gender equality and SRHR (temporary translation) Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld och ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Sustainable public services (temporary translation) Ökad tillgång till hållbara samhällstjänster, exempelvis vatten, sanitet, och avfallshantering. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13569 Sweden This Project ”Strengthening the role of Local Communities in BiH (Mjesne Zajednice -MZs) in Bosnia and Herzegovina- Phase II ” is a joint initiative of the Government of Sweden and the Government of Switzerland , implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). The overall goal of the second Project phase is to improve the quality of life of the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina through empowered, gender responsive local communities (MZs) that facilitate active citizen engagement in public life, stand for people-centred performance of local governments and catalyse democratic transformation at the local level.The second Project phase will have a country-wide outreach. It intends to work directly with approximately 40 local governments (28% of all local governments) and 200 MZs (8% of MZs in the country), distributed throughout the country. Project activities will be channelled along the following three outcomes: Outcome 1: Local governments create a conducive environment that enables pro-active engagement of MZs in decision-making and community-led local development. Outcome 2: MZs as legitimate and sustainable community spaces translate citizens’ voice into quality, gender-responsive and inclusive services and use MZ networks for replication of successful MZ models countrywide. Outcome 3: Higher government authorities act in response to increased citizens demand for an improved MZ regulatory framework, moving forward broader local governance reforms at country level. Total budget of the programme is 100 MSEK financed by both donors during the period 2020-2024. The Government of Switzerland is co-financing the Project with 50 MSEK , the Government of Sweden with 28 MSEK and the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina with 22 MSEK. Projektet ”Stärka lokala samhällens roll i Bosnien och Hercegovina-fas II” är ett gemensamt initiativ från Sverige och Schweiz, genomfört av FN: s utvecklingsprogram (UNDP) i Bosnien och Hercegovina (BiH). Det övergripande målet för fas II av projektet är att förbättra livskvaliteten för medborgarna i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att lokala samhällen (MZ), får mer makt att styra över sin egen utveckling vilket sker genom en deltagandeprocess med ett integrerat jämställdhetsperspektiv som ska gynna ett aktivt medborgarengagemang i det offentliga livet, representera folket inför lokala myndigheter samt katalysera demokratisk transformation på lokal nivå. I denna fas av projektet kommer arbete ske direkt med cirka 40 lokala myndigheter (28% av alla lokala myndigheter) och 200 lokala samhällen (8% av alla lokala samhällen i landet), fördelade över hela landet. Projekts aktiviteter förväntas generera följande tre resultat: Resultat 1: Lokala myndigheter skapar en gynnsam miljö som möjliggör aktivt engagemang hos lokala samhällen för en beslutsfattande och samhällsstyrd lokal utveckling. Resultat 2: Lokala samhällen ses som legitima och hållbara plattformar där medborgarnas åsikter översätts till kvalitativa, jämställdhetsintegrerade och inkluderande tjänster. Nätverk mellan lokala samhällen används för replikering av framgångsrika samhällsmodeller över hela landet. Resultat 3: Statliga myndigheter besvarar medborgarnas ökade efterfråga på ett förbättrat regelverk för lokala samhällen och främjar bredare lokala styrelseformer på landnivå. Programmets totala budget är 100 MSEK och finansieras av de två givarländerna under perioden 2020-2024. Schweiz finansierar projektet med 50 MSEK, Sveriges finansierar med 28 MSEK och Bosnien och Hercegovinas finansierar projektet med 22 MSEK. The second phase of the Project adopts a theory of change that draws on the achievements of the previous phase, projecting the vision for further systemic consolidation of efforts. The second Project phase will have a country-wide outreach. It intends to work directly with approximately 40 local governments (28% of all local governments) and 200 MZs (8% of MZs in the country), distributed throughout the country. By translating the publicly agreed MZ Vision into localized and institutionalized set of changes in their regulatory and strategic frameworks, local governments create pre-conditions for empowered MZs. A two-track efforts will enable effective enforcement of these new frameworks: on the one side, advanced capabilities of elected officials and municipal staff, and on the other – improved MZ-level organization and staff capacities. Only then, the MZs will be ready to exercise their new roles and become legitimate and sustainable community spaces that translate citizens’ voice into improved services. By capacitating and giving a stronger accountability of civil society organizations in the process, ownership and capabilities for further action and replication of results will be noticeable in the non-government sector.By supporting local governments and MZs to put the new institutional MZ models into life via renewed civic engagement in priority-setting at the community level, increased financing of MZs from municipal budgets, enhancing MZs’ staff and councils’ capacities to be at the center of community life, local governments and MZs will systemically improve citizen-government trust and have tangible effect on local quality of life. At the same time these processes will empower women participation. The growing number of empowered and gender-sensitive communities will serve as basis for horizontal replication country-wide, thus contributing to the creation of a critical mass of local governments and vibrant MZs that are ready for change, placing MZs at the nexus between local governments and citizens as facilitators of local development social inclusion and active communities. Better capacitated CSOs will be capacitated to support further replication and knowledge-sharing in other localities in the future. These positive grassroots experiences will be the basis for evidence-based policy dialogue and serve as a bases for policy-makers to further advocate for and formulate, in collaboration with all relevant stakeholders, the policy reforms towards a system change that strengthens the role of local communities country-wide.The critical mass of positive local-level and community practices and experiences is expected to further increase the bottom-up pressure towards legal and policy changes at the higher levels of government. MZ network will foster horizontal replication and knowledge-sharing across MZs countrywide. This work will generate enough evidence and leverage for improvements of the legislation and policies. In response to this bottom-up action, taken that political will is in place, the higher-level authorities will formulate new inclusive policies and initiate reform dialogues for institutionalization of the successful MZ-empowerment models. These steps in improving community governance will be the basis for future broader changes in the local governance frameworks, i.e. for the whole-of-system reform of local governance. All elements of this theory of change are built into the Project’s intervention strategy and end-of-Project vision, implying that after all Project’s phases no further external assistance will be necessary to MZs to perform as vibrant, gender-responsive, participatory spaces in partnership with local governments. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general During 2024, the project Strengthening the Role of Local Communities (MZs) in Bosnia and Herzegovina Phase II, implemented by UNDP, continued to strengthen participatory local governance and citizen engagement across 41 local governments and 199 local communities. The project further consolidated earlier results by supporting the implementation of local ) visions and operational plans, with 38 out of 41 partner local governments successfully implementing planned activities aimed at improving citizen participation and local accountability. MZ is the grassroots community structure that helps citizens influence municipal decisions and organize local initiatives. A key result is the strengthening of participatory governance mechanisms. By 2024, The percentage figures come from the projects Outcome Monitoring Summary (OMS) and from citizen participation surveys conducted during the project implementation. The baseline value of 36% and the increase to 68% come from citizen perception surveys measuring how citizens in partner local governments assess inclusiveness and responsiveness of decision-making processes. These surveys were conducted as part of the projects monitoring methodology (baseline around 2021, mid-term 2023 and final survey 2024) to track changes in citizen trust and participation. Similarly, the figures on 31% of local governments and 39% of MZs come from the projects internal monitoring data (OMS indicators), which track adoption of gender-sensitive local regulatory frameworks by participating municipalities. The project also delivered tangible improvements in local service delivery and quality of life. A total of 790,169 citizens benefited from, significantly exceeding the initial target of 400,000 beneficiaries. At the same time, 688 MZs (around 27% of all MZs in the country) became actively engaged in MZ networking, demonstrating replication potential and increased sustainability of the model. The project supported small-scale infrastructure improvements such as water supply systems, rehabilitation of community centres, construction of playgrounds and sports facilities, and installation of public lighting, which improved access to local services. These investments are largely sustainable as they involve permanent infrastructure and were co-financed by local governments, which increases the likelihood of continued maintenance. Services were also designed to be gender-responsive, including activities supporting womens health, skills development, and prevention of gender-based violence, with over 62,000 women reported among the beneficiaries. Progress was also recorded in strengthening citizen participation and trust. Citizens participated in the forums by identifying and discussing local priorities, proposing community projects, and jointly selecting priority interventions to be funded, particularly related to infrastructure and social services. The forums also enabled citizens to engage in discussions with local authorities on budgeting and community needs, thereby directly influencing local development plans and resource allocation. A total of in citizen forums across the project lifecycle, while trust in MZ structures increased from 70% to 79%, exceeding project targets. These results suggest that the project contributed to strengthening the link between citizens and local authorities and improving mechanisms for participatory decision-making. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13569-13569A0101 Sweden This Project ”Strengthening the role of Local Communities in BiH (Mjesne Zajednice -MZs) in Bosnia and Herzegovina- Phase II ” is a joint initiative of the Government of Sweden and the Government of Switzerland , implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). The overall goal of the second Project phase is to improve the quality of life of the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina through empowered, gender responsive local communities (MZs) that facilitate active citizen engagement in public life, stand for people-centred performance of local governments and catalyse democratic transformation at the local level.The second Project phase will have a country-wide outreach. It intends to work directly with approximately 40 local governments (28% of all local governments) and 200 MZs (8% of MZs in the country), distributed throughout the country. Project activities will be channelled along the following three outcomes: Outcome 1: Local governments create a conducive environment that enables pro-active engagement of MZs in decision-making and community-led local development. Outcome 2: MZs as legitimate and sustainable community spaces translate citizens’ voice into quality, gender-responsive and inclusive services and use MZ networks for replication of successful MZ models countrywide. Outcome 3: Higher government authorities act in response to increased citizens demand for an improved MZ regulatory framework, moving forward broader local governance reforms at country level. Total budget of the programme is 100 MSEK financed by both donors during the period 2020-2024. The Government of Switzerland is co-financing the Project with 50 MSEK , the Government of Sweden with 28 MSEK and the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina with 22 MSEK. Projektet ”Stärka lokala samhällens roll i Bosnien och Hercegovina-fas II” är ett gemensamt initiativ från Sverige och Schweiz, genomfört av FN: s utvecklingsprogram (UNDP) i Bosnien och Hercegovina (BiH). Det övergripande målet för fas II av projektet är att förbättra livskvaliteten för medborgarna i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att lokala samhällen (MZ), får mer makt att styra över sin egen utveckling vilket sker genom en deltagandeprocess med ett integrerat jämställdhetsperspektiv som ska gynna ett aktivt medborgarengagemang i det offentliga livet, representera folket inför lokala myndigheter samt katalysera demokratisk transformation på lokal nivå. I denna fas av projektet kommer arbete ske direkt med cirka 40 lokala myndigheter (28% av alla lokala myndigheter) och 200 lokala samhällen (8% av alla lokala samhällen i landet), fördelade över hela landet. Projekts aktiviteter förväntas generera följande tre resultat: Resultat 1: Lokala myndigheter skapar en gynnsam miljö som möjliggör aktivt engagemang hos lokala samhällen för en beslutsfattande och samhällsstyrd lokal utveckling. Resultat 2: Lokala samhällen ses som legitima och hållbara plattformar där medborgarnas åsikter översätts till kvalitativa, jämställdhetsintegrerade och inkluderande tjänster. Nätverk mellan lokala samhällen används för replikering av framgångsrika samhällsmodeller över hela landet. Resultat 3: Statliga myndigheter besvarar medborgarnas ökade efterfråga på ett förbättrat regelverk för lokala samhällen och främjar bredare lokala styrelseformer på landnivå. Programmets totala budget är 100 MSEK och finansieras av de två givarländerna under perioden 2020-2024. Schweiz finansierar projektet med 50 MSEK, Sveriges finansierar med 28 MSEK och Bosnien och Hercegovinas finansierar projektet med 22 MSEK. The second phase of the Project adopts a theory of change that draws on the achievements of the previous phase, projecting the vision for further systemic consolidation of efforts. The second Project phase will have a country-wide outreach. It intends to work directly with approximately 40 local governments (28% of all local governments) and 200 MZs (8% of MZs in the country), distributed throughout the country. By translating the publicly agreed MZ Vision into localized and institutionalized set of changes in their regulatory and strategic frameworks, local governments create pre-conditions for empowered MZs. A two-track efforts will enable effective enforcement of these new frameworks: on the one side, advanced capabilities of elected officials and municipal staff, and on the other – improved MZ-level organization and staff capacities. Only then, the MZs will be ready to exercise their new roles and become legitimate and sustainable community spaces that translate citizens’ voice into improved services. By capacitating and giving a stronger accountability of civil society organizations in the process, ownership and capabilities for further action and replication of results will be noticeable in the non-government sector.By supporting local governments and MZs to put the new institutional MZ models into life via renewed civic engagement in priority-setting at the community level, increased financing of MZs from municipal budgets, enhancing MZs’ staff and councils’ capacities to be at the center of community life, local governments and MZs will systemically improve citizen-government trust and have tangible effect on local quality of life. At the same time these processes will empower women participation. The growing number of empowered and gender-sensitive communities will serve as basis for horizontal replication country-wide, thus contributing to the creation of a critical mass of local governments and vibrant MZs that are ready for change, placing MZs at the nexus between local governments and citizens as facilitators of local development social inclusion and active communities. Better capacitated CSOs will be capacitated to support further replication and knowledge-sharing in other localities in the future. These positive grassroots experiences will be the basis for evidence-based policy dialogue and serve as a bases for policy-makers to further advocate for and formulate, in collaboration with all relevant stakeholders, the policy reforms towards a system change that strengthens the role of local communities country-wide.The critical mass of positive local-level and community practices and experiences is expected to further increase the bottom-up pressure towards legal and policy changes at the higher levels of government. MZ network will foster horizontal replication and knowledge-sharing across MZs countrywide. This work will generate enough evidence and leverage for improvements of the legislation and policies. In response to this bottom-up action, taken that political will is in place, the higher-level authorities will formulate new inclusive policies and initiate reform dialogues for institutionalization of the successful MZ-empowerment models. These steps in improving community governance will be the basis for future broader changes in the local governance frameworks, i.e. for the whole-of-system reform of local governance. All elements of this theory of change are built into the Project’s intervention strategy and end-of-Project vision, implying that after all Project’s phases no further external assistance will be necessary to MZs to perform as vibrant, gender-responsive, participatory spaces in partnership with local governments. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3600000 0 -3600000 0 0 7000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 7000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3600000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme -3600000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13569-13569A0102 Sweden This Project ”Strengthening the role of Local Communities in BiH (Mjesne Zajednice -MZs) in Bosnia and Herzegovina- Phase II ” is a joint initiative of the Government of Sweden and the Government of Switzerland , implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). The overall goal of the second Project phase is to improve the quality of life of the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina through empowered, gender responsive local communities (MZs) that facilitate active citizen engagement in public life, stand for people-centred performance of local governments and catalyse democratic transformation at the local level.The second Project phase will have a country-wide outreach. It intends to work directly with approximately 40 local governments (28% of all local governments) and 200 MZs (8% of MZs in the country), distributed throughout the country. Project activities will be channelled along the following three outcomes: Outcome 1: Local governments create a conducive environment that enables pro-active engagement of MZs in decision-making and community-led local development. Outcome 2: MZs as legitimate and sustainable community spaces translate citizens’ voice into quality, gender-responsive and inclusive services and use MZ networks for replication of successful MZ models countrywide. Outcome 3: Higher government authorities act in response to increased citizens demand for an improved MZ regulatory framework, moving forward broader local governance reforms at country level. Total budget of the programme is 100 MSEK financed by both donors during the period 2020-2024. The Government of Switzerland is co-financing the Project with 50 MSEK , the Government of Sweden with 28 MSEK and the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina with 22 MSEK. Projektet ”Stärka lokala samhällens roll i Bosnien och Hercegovina-fas II” är ett gemensamt initiativ från Sverige och Schweiz, genomfört av FN: s utvecklingsprogram (UNDP) i Bosnien och Hercegovina (BiH). Det övergripande målet för fas II av projektet är att förbättra livskvaliteten för medborgarna i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att lokala samhällen (MZ), får mer makt att styra över sin egen utveckling vilket sker genom en deltagandeprocess med ett integrerat jämställdhetsperspektiv som ska gynna ett aktivt medborgarengagemang i det offentliga livet, representera folket inför lokala myndigheter samt katalysera demokratisk transformation på lokal nivå. I denna fas av projektet kommer arbete ske direkt med cirka 40 lokala myndigheter (28% av alla lokala myndigheter) och 200 lokala samhällen (8% av alla lokala samhällen i landet), fördelade över hela landet. Projekts aktiviteter förväntas generera följande tre resultat: Resultat 1: Lokala myndigheter skapar en gynnsam miljö som möjliggör aktivt engagemang hos lokala samhällen för en beslutsfattande och samhällsstyrd lokal utveckling. Resultat 2: Lokala samhällen ses som legitima och hållbara plattformar där medborgarnas åsikter översätts till kvalitativa, jämställdhetsintegrerade och inkluderande tjänster. Nätverk mellan lokala samhällen används för replikering av framgångsrika samhällsmodeller över hela landet. Resultat 3: Statliga myndigheter besvarar medborgarnas ökade efterfråga på ett förbättrat regelverk för lokala samhällen och främjar bredare lokala styrelseformer på landnivå. Programmets totala budget är 100 MSEK och finansieras av de två givarländerna under perioden 2020-2024. Schweiz finansierar projektet med 50 MSEK, Sveriges finansierar med 28 MSEK och Bosnien och Hercegovinas finansierar projektet med 22 MSEK. The second phase of the Project adopts a theory of change that draws on the achievements of the previous phase, projecting the vision for further systemic consolidation of efforts. The second Project phase will have a country-wide outreach. It intends to work directly with approximately 40 local governments (28% of all local governments) and 200 MZs (8% of MZs in the country), distributed throughout the country. By translating the publicly agreed MZ Vision into localized and institutionalized set of changes in their regulatory and strategic frameworks, local governments create pre-conditions for empowered MZs. A two-track efforts will enable effective enforcement of these new frameworks: on the one side, advanced capabilities of elected officials and municipal staff, and on the other – improved MZ-level organization and staff capacities. Only then, the MZs will be ready to exercise their new roles and become legitimate and sustainable community spaces that translate citizens’ voice into improved services. By capacitating and giving a stronger accountability of civil society organizations in the process, ownership and capabilities for further action and replication of results will be noticeable in the non-government sector.By supporting local governments and MZs to put the new institutional MZ models into life via renewed civic engagement in priority-setting at the community level, increased financing of MZs from municipal budgets, enhancing MZs’ staff and councils’ capacities to be at the center of community life, local governments and MZs will systemically improve citizen-government trust and have tangible effect on local quality of life. At the same time these processes will empower women participation. The growing number of empowered and gender-sensitive communities will serve as basis for horizontal replication country-wide, thus contributing to the creation of a critical mass of local governments and vibrant MZs that are ready for change, placing MZs at the nexus between local governments and citizens as facilitators of local development social inclusion and active communities. Better capacitated CSOs will be capacitated to support further replication and knowledge-sharing in other localities in the future. These positive grassroots experiences will be the basis for evidence-based policy dialogue and serve as a bases for policy-makers to further advocate for and formulate, in collaboration with all relevant stakeholders, the policy reforms towards a system change that strengthens the role of local communities country-wide.The critical mass of positive local-level and community practices and experiences is expected to further increase the bottom-up pressure towards legal and policy changes at the higher levels of government. MZ network will foster horizontal replication and knowledge-sharing across MZs countrywide. This work will generate enough evidence and leverage for improvements of the legislation and policies. In response to this bottom-up action, taken that political will is in place, the higher-level authorities will formulate new inclusive policies and initiate reform dialogues for institutionalization of the successful MZ-empowerment models. These steps in improving community governance will be the basis for future broader changes in the local governance frameworks, i.e. for the whole-of-system reform of local governance. All elements of this theory of change are built into the Project’s intervention strategy and end-of-Project vision, implying that after all Project’s phases no further external assistance will be necessary to MZs to perform as vibrant, gender-responsive, participatory spaces in partnership with local governments. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3600000 0 3600000 3600000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 3600000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13569-13569A0104 Sweden This Project ”Strengthening the role of Local Communities in BiH (Mjesne Zajednice -MZs) in Bosnia and Herzegovina- Phase II ” is a joint initiative of the Government of Sweden and the Government of Switzerland , implemented by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH). The overall goal of the second Project phase is to improve the quality of life of the citizens of Bosnia and Herzegovina through empowered, gender responsive local communities (MZs) that facilitate active citizen engagement in public life, stand for people-centred performance of local governments and catalyse democratic transformation at the local level.The second Project phase will have a country-wide outreach. It intends to work directly with approximately 40 local governments (28% of all local governments) and 200 MZs (8% of MZs in the country), distributed throughout the country. Project activities will be channelled along the following three outcomes: Outcome 1: Local governments create a conducive environment that enables pro-active engagement of MZs in decision-making and community-led local development. Outcome 2: MZs as legitimate and sustainable community spaces translate citizens’ voice into quality, gender-responsive and inclusive services and use MZ networks for replication of successful MZ models countrywide. Outcome 3: Higher government authorities act in response to increased citizens demand for an improved MZ regulatory framework, moving forward broader local governance reforms at country level. Total budget of the programme is 100 MSEK financed by both donors during the period 2020-2024. The Government of Switzerland is co-financing the Project with 50 MSEK , the Government of Sweden with 28 MSEK and the Government of Bosnia and Herzegovina with 22 MSEK. Projektet ”Stärka lokala samhällens roll i Bosnien och Hercegovina-fas II” är ett gemensamt initiativ från Sverige och Schweiz, genomfört av FN: s utvecklingsprogram (UNDP) i Bosnien och Hercegovina (BiH). Det övergripande målet för fas II av projektet är att förbättra livskvaliteten för medborgarna i Bosnien och Hercegovina genom att lokala samhällen (MZ), får mer makt att styra över sin egen utveckling vilket sker genom en deltagandeprocess med ett integrerat jämställdhetsperspektiv som ska gynna ett aktivt medborgarengagemang i det offentliga livet, representera folket inför lokala myndigheter samt katalysera demokratisk transformation på lokal nivå. I denna fas av projektet kommer arbete ske direkt med cirka 40 lokala myndigheter (28% av alla lokala myndigheter) och 200 lokala samhällen (8% av alla lokala samhällen i landet), fördelade över hela landet. Projekts aktiviteter förväntas generera följande tre resultat: Resultat 1: Lokala myndigheter skapar en gynnsam miljö som möjliggör aktivt engagemang hos lokala samhällen för en beslutsfattande och samhällsstyrd lokal utveckling. Resultat 2: Lokala samhällen ses som legitima och hållbara plattformar där medborgarnas åsikter översätts till kvalitativa, jämställdhetsintegrerade och inkluderande tjänster. Nätverk mellan lokala samhällen används för replikering av framgångsrika samhällsmodeller över hela landet. Resultat 3: Statliga myndigheter besvarar medborgarnas ökade efterfråga på ett förbättrat regelverk för lokala samhällen och främjar bredare lokala styrelseformer på landnivå. Programmets totala budget är 100 MSEK och finansieras av de två givarländerna under perioden 2020-2024. Schweiz finansierar projektet med 50 MSEK, Sveriges finansierar med 28 MSEK och Bosnien och Hercegovinas finansierar projektet med 22 MSEK. The second phase of the Project adopts a theory of change that draws on the achievements of the previous phase, projecting the vision for further systemic consolidation of efforts. The second Project phase will have a country-wide outreach. It intends to work directly with approximately 40 local governments (28% of all local governments) and 200 MZs (8% of MZs in the country), distributed throughout the country. By translating the publicly agreed MZ Vision into localized and institutionalized set of changes in their regulatory and strategic frameworks, local governments create pre-conditions for empowered MZs. A two-track efforts will enable effective enforcement of these new frameworks: on the one side, advanced capabilities of elected officials and municipal staff, and on the other – improved MZ-level organization and staff capacities. Only then, the MZs will be ready to exercise their new roles and become legitimate and sustainable community spaces that translate citizens’ voice into improved services. By capacitating and giving a stronger accountability of civil society organizations in the process, ownership and capabilities for further action and replication of results will be noticeable in the non-government sector.By supporting local governments and MZs to put the new institutional MZ models into life via renewed civic engagement in priority-setting at the community level, increased financing of MZs from municipal budgets, enhancing MZs’ staff and councils’ capacities to be at the center of community life, local governments and MZs will systemically improve citizen-government trust and have tangible effect on local quality of life. At the same time these processes will empower women participation. The growing number of empowered and gender-sensitive communities will serve as basis for horizontal replication country-wide, thus contributing to the creation of a critical mass of local governments and vibrant MZs that are ready for change, placing MZs at the nexus between local governments and citizens as facilitators of local development social inclusion and active communities. Better capacitated CSOs will be capacitated to support further replication and knowledge-sharing in other localities in the future. These positive grassroots experiences will be the basis for evidence-based policy dialogue and serve as a bases for policy-makers to further advocate for and formulate, in collaboration with all relevant stakeholders, the policy reforms towards a system change that strengthens the role of local communities country-wide.The critical mass of positive local-level and community practices and experiences is expected to further increase the bottom-up pressure towards legal and policy changes at the higher levels of government. MZ network will foster horizontal replication and knowledge-sharing across MZs countrywide. This work will generate enough evidence and leverage for improvements of the legislation and policies. In response to this bottom-up action, taken that political will is in place, the higher-level authorities will formulate new inclusive policies and initiate reform dialogues for institutionalization of the successful MZ-empowerment models. These steps in improving community governance will be the basis for future broader changes in the local governance frameworks, i.e. for the whole-of-system reform of local governance. All elements of this theory of change are built into the Project’s intervention strategy and end-of-Project vision, implying that after all Project’s phases no further external assistance will be necessary to MZs to perform as vibrant, gender-responsive, participatory spaces in partnership with local governments. Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 1000000 0 0 10000000 10000000 0 0 1000000 0 21000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 1000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13591 Sweden The MENA – MSME facility 2.0 is a regional multi-donor program for supporting micro, small and medium sized enterprises in order to improve access to finance, promote sustainable job creation, and encourage private-sector led growth. It is implemented by the WBG where IFC is the lead agency and funded by Sweden, UK and Switzerland. The program is implemented in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine and Iraq. The overall goals are job creation, inclusive growth and reduced inequality. Activities to achieve these goals will be carried out withing three thematic areas and one cross-sector area. 1.Strengthen the regulatory framework and capacity of legislative and implementing public actors 2.Develop and strengthen the financial infrastructure, including technical solutions 3.Support to financial institutions, with a focus on women 4.Regional coordination, knowledge sharing and method development Activities will primarily be through advisory activities from the IFC and the World Bank. No direct transfer of funds to third-party stakeholders is envisaged. Programmet MENA-MSME facility 2.0 är en regional multigivarfond vars avsikt är att stödja mikro, små och medelstora och förbättra tillgången till finansiering och finansiella tjänster, främja hållbart skapande av arbetstillfällen och uppmuntra den privata sektorns tillväxt. Programmet genomförs av Världsbanken där IFC har det huvudsakliga ansvaret och det finansieras av Sverige, Schweiz och UK. Programmet genomförs i Marocko, Algeriet, Tunisien, Egypten, Jordanien, Libanon, Palestina och Irak. Programmets övergripande mål är inkluderande tillväxt, sysselsättningsskapande och minskad ojämlikhet. Aktiviteter för att uppnå dessa mål sker inom tre tematiska områden och ett tvärområde: 1. Stärka lagstiftning och kapacitet hos lagstiftande offentliga aktörer 2. Utveckla och stärka den finansiella infrastrukturen inklusive tekniska lösningar 3. Stöd till finansiella institutioner med fokus på kvinnor 4. Regional koordination, kunskapsdelning och metodutveckling Stöden kommer huvudsakligen att ske genom rådgivningsaktiviteter från IFC och Världsbanken och någon vidareförmedling av medel till andra aktörer planeras inte. The IFC MSME-facility 2.0 has a theory of change that is based on the results and experiences of the first phase as well as extensive consultations with a wide range of stakeholders.  The overall impact goals in the results chain are job creation, GDP growth and decreased income inequality. The specific underlying MSME-facility impact goals include increased expansion and investments for MSME:s, increased profitability and productivity, MSME:s that are creating cascading effects for other enterprises in the same value chain. Under this impact objectives there is an outcome objective financial inclusion that include: - reduction of cost for MSME finance - ability to use movable collateral to obtain loans - increased access to financial services for MSMEs - increased access to financial services for women and youth These outcome objectives will be achieved by a number of activities within various priority areas (in the programme documents referred to as "Pillars". These pillars relationship and relevance for the intended impact on access to finance for MSMEs has also been assessed through evidence mappings conducted by the WBG MoE team.  These pillars are: Regulatory Framework: - improvements in ease of doing business - MSME finance support regulations operationalized and in place Financial Infrastructure: - financial institutions consulting credit bureaus for credit worthiness - movable assets used as lending collateral - mediation procedures routinely used Financial Institutions: - increase in lending to MSMEs - increase offer of financial products to women, youth, MSMEs - increase lending to women-owned MSMEs - increased access to digital financing solutions Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Jordan Middle East, regional Financial policy and administrative management Banking & Financial Services Major achievements this far: The program had achieved 98 percent of its program-end output and 78 percent of the program end-outcomes by the end of 2025 (in accordance with the latest semi-annual report) and used 89 percent of the budget by December 31 2025. This means that there has been substantial progress on the burn rate tha past year. Below copied from the most recent report (until 31 December 2025): "While output-level performance is strong, progress on outcome indicators is mixed, with 10 out of 21 fully meeting their to-date targets but 7 substantially lagging behind. These lagging indicators relate to the adoption of laws and regulations, the implementation of recommended changes, the modernization of credit registries, and the number of users of new or improved digital financial services. Main reasons include the difficult political or economic situation faced by several program countries, and other project-specific challenges, such as competing priorities and internal changes of clients. Among the three pillars, Pillar 1 has made the least progress at the outcome level so far, with 39 percent of its program-end targets achieved, while Pillar 2 and Pillar 3 have reached 76 and 86 percent respectively." From previous reporting we knew that almost all countries contribute to lagging result for Pillar I, while the lag within Pillar II and III are driven by specific projects in Algeria, Egypt and Tunisia. The countries most behind in Pillar I are Lebanon, Tunisia and Algeria. Both Lebanon and Tunisia have been suffering from economic challenging environment and political uncertainty. IFC estimates that increased MSME lending spurred since their inception by advisory projects under the Facility has created a total of approximately 32,000 to 46,000 jobs. As of December 31st 2025, the program achieved important results during this reporting period across its three pillars. Pillar I: - drafting of Jordans national green taxonomy - the adoption by Egypts central bank of a revised survey questionnaire that will be used to collect key financial inclusion data - advances in Lebanons effort to exit the Financial Action Task Force gray list, with the drafting of guidelines for outgoing mutual legal assistance (MLA) and the general prosecutors office implementing the World Banks illicit financial flows data collection tool. Pillar II: - modernization of Tunisias public credit registry (PCR) through the integration of additional data sources and the establishment of a data governance committee Pillar III: 11 different projects in Egypt, Morocco, and Tunisia comprising of - the design of Fondation Arrawajs new very small enterprise (VSE) loan product - the registration of more than 21,000 users of new digital payment services (including over 8,000 women) - the disbursement of almost 130,000 micro loans with a total value of US$182 million by Tanmeyah, Al Tadamun, and Fondation Arrawaj. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13591-13591A0101 Sweden The MENA – MSME facility 2.0 is a regional multi-donor program for supporting micro, small and medium sized enterprises in order to improve access to finance, promote sustainable job creation, and encourage private-sector led growth. It is implemented by the WBG where IFC is the lead agency and funded by Sweden, UK and Switzerland. The program is implemented in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine and Iraq. The overall goals are job creation, inclusive growth and reduced inequality. Activities to achieve these goals will be carried out withing three thematic areas and one cross-sector area. 1.Strengthen the regulatory framework and capacity of legislative and implementing public actors 2.Develop and strengthen the financial infrastructure, including technical solutions 3.Support to financial institutions, with a focus on women 4.Regional coordination, knowledge sharing and method development Activities will primarily be through advisory activities from the IFC and the World Bank. No direct transfer of funds to third-party stakeholders is envisaged. Programmet MENA-MSME facility 2.0 är en regional multigivarfond vars avsikt är att stödja mikro, små och medelstora och förbättra tillgången till finansiering och finansiella tjänster, främja hållbart skapande av arbetstillfällen och uppmuntra den privata sektorns tillväxt. Programmet genomförs av Världsbanken där IFC har det huvudsakliga ansvaret och det finansieras av Sverige, Schweiz och UK. Programmet genomförs i Marocko, Algeriet, Tunisien, Egypten, Jordanien, Libanon, Palestina och Irak. Programmets övergripande mål är inkluderande tillväxt, sysselsättningsskapande och minskad ojämlikhet. Aktiviteter för att uppnå dessa mål sker inom tre tematiska områden och ett tvärområde: 1. Stärka lagstiftning och kapacitet hos lagstiftande offentliga aktörer 2. Utveckla och stärka den finansiella infrastrukturen inklusive tekniska lösningar 3. Stöd till finansiella institutioner med fokus på kvinnor 4. Regional koordination, kunskapsdelning och metodutveckling Stöden kommer huvudsakligen att ske genom rådgivningsaktiviteter från IFC och Världsbanken och någon vidareförmedling av medel till andra aktörer planeras inte. The IFC MSME-facility 2.0 has a theory of change that is based on the results and experiences of the first phase as well as extensive consultations with a wide range of stakeholders.  The overall impact goals in the results chain are job creation, GDP growth and decreased income inequality. The specific underlying MSME-facility impact goals include increased expansion and investments for MSME:s, increased profitability and productivity, MSME:s that are creating cascading effects for other enterprises in the same value chain. Under this impact objectives there is an outcome objective financial inclusion that include: - reduction of cost for MSME finance - ability to use movable collateral to obtain loans - increased access to financial services for MSMEs - increased access to financial services for women and youth These outcome objectives will be achieved by a number of activities within various priority areas (in the programme documents referred to as "Pillars". These pillars relationship and relevance for the intended impact on access to finance for MSMEs has also been assessed through evidence mappings conducted by the WBG MoE team.  These pillars are: Regulatory Framework: - improvements in ease of doing business - MSME finance support regulations operationalized and in place Financial Infrastructure: - financial institutions consulting credit bureaus for credit worthiness - movable assets used as lending collateral - mediation procedures routinely used Financial Institutions: - increase in lending to MSMEs - increase offer of financial products to women, youth, MSMEs - increase lending to women-owned MSMEs - increased access to digital financing solutions Sweden IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 82000000 60000000 0 0 82000000 60000000 0 0 0 142000000 IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group 82000000 IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group 60000000 IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Increased economic integration and improved opportunities for countries in the region to participate in free, sustainable and equitable regional trade Ökad ekonomisk integration och förbättrade möjligheter för länderna i regionen att delta i en fri, hållbar och rättvis regional handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased collaboration between countries and social partners in efforts to achieve decent work, with a focus on social dialogue and rights Ökad samverkan mellan länderna och arbetsmarknadens parter att verka för anständiga arbetsvillkor med fokus på social dialog och rättigheter Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13591-13591A0103 Sweden The MENA – MSME facility 2.0 is a regional multi-donor program for supporting micro, small and medium sized enterprises in order to improve access to finance, promote sustainable job creation, and encourage private-sector led growth. It is implemented by the WBG where IFC is the lead agency and funded by Sweden, UK and Switzerland. The program is implemented in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine and Iraq. The overall goals are job creation, inclusive growth and reduced inequality. Activities to achieve these goals will be carried out withing three thematic areas and one cross-sector area. 1.Strengthen the regulatory framework and capacity of legislative and implementing public actors 2.Develop and strengthen the financial infrastructure, including technical solutions 3.Support to financial institutions, with a focus on women 4.Regional coordination, knowledge sharing and method development Activities will primarily be through advisory activities from the IFC and the World Bank. No direct transfer of funds to third-party stakeholders is envisaged. Programmet MENA-MSME facility 2.0 är en regional multigivarfond vars avsikt är att stödja mikro, små och medelstora och förbättra tillgången till finansiering och finansiella tjänster, främja hållbart skapande av arbetstillfällen och uppmuntra den privata sektorns tillväxt. Programmet genomförs av Världsbanken där IFC har det huvudsakliga ansvaret och det finansieras av Sverige, Schweiz och UK. Programmet genomförs i Marocko, Algeriet, Tunisien, Egypten, Jordanien, Libanon, Palestina och Irak. Programmets övergripande mål är inkluderande tillväxt, sysselsättningsskapande och minskad ojämlikhet. Aktiviteter för att uppnå dessa mål sker inom tre tematiska områden och ett tvärområde: 1. Stärka lagstiftning och kapacitet hos lagstiftande offentliga aktörer 2. Utveckla och stärka den finansiella infrastrukturen inklusive tekniska lösningar 3. Stöd till finansiella institutioner med fokus på kvinnor 4. Regional koordination, kunskapsdelning och metodutveckling Stöden kommer huvudsakligen att ske genom rådgivningsaktiviteter från IFC och Världsbanken och någon vidareförmedling av medel till andra aktörer planeras inte. The IFC MSME-facility 2.0 has a theory of change that is based on the results and experiences of the first phase as well as extensive consultations with a wide range of stakeholders.  The overall impact goals in the results chain are job creation, GDP growth and decreased income inequality. The specific underlying MSME-facility impact goals include increased expansion and investments for MSME:s, increased profitability and productivity, MSME:s that are creating cascading effects for other enterprises in the same value chain. Under this impact objectives there is an outcome objective financial inclusion that include: - reduction of cost for MSME finance - ability to use movable collateral to obtain loans - increased access to financial services for MSMEs - increased access to financial services for women and youth These outcome objectives will be achieved by a number of activities within various priority areas (in the programme documents referred to as "Pillars". These pillars relationship and relevance for the intended impact on access to finance for MSMEs has also been assessed through evidence mappings conducted by the WBG MoE team.  These pillars are: Regulatory Framework: - improvements in ease of doing business - MSME finance support regulations operationalized and in place Financial Infrastructure: - financial institutions consulting credit bureaus for credit worthiness - movable assets used as lending collateral - mediation procedures routinely used Financial Institutions: - increase in lending to MSMEs - increase offer of financial products to women, youth, MSMEs - increase lending to women-owned MSMEs - increased access to digital financing solutions Sweden IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 50000000 0 0 50000000 50000000 IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group 50000000 IFC/International Finance Corporation/The World Bank Group Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Expanded and deepened regional economic integration. Vidareutvecklad och fördjupad regional ekonomisk integration. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13591-13591A0201 Sweden The MENA – MSME facility 2.0 is a regional multi-donor program for supporting micro, small and medium sized enterprises in order to improve access to finance, promote sustainable job creation, and encourage private-sector led growth. It is implemented by the WBG where IFC is the lead agency and funded by Sweden, UK and Switzerland. The program is implemented in Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine and Iraq. The overall goals are job creation, inclusive growth and reduced inequality. Activities to achieve these goals will be carried out withing three thematic areas and one cross-sector area. 1.Strengthen the regulatory framework and capacity of legislative and implementing public actors 2.Develop and strengthen the financial infrastructure, including technical solutions 3.Support to financial institutions, with a focus on women 4.Regional coordination, knowledge sharing and method development Activities will primarily be through advisory activities from the IFC and the World Bank. No direct transfer of funds to third-party stakeholders is envisaged. Programmet MENA-MSME facility 2.0 är en regional multigivarfond vars avsikt är att stödja mikro, små och medelstora och förbättra tillgången till finansiering och finansiella tjänster, främja hållbart skapande av arbetstillfällen och uppmuntra den privata sektorns tillväxt. Programmet genomförs av Världsbanken där IFC har det huvudsakliga ansvaret och det finansieras av Sverige, Schweiz och UK. Programmet genomförs i Marocko, Algeriet, Tunisien, Egypten, Jordanien, Libanon, Palestina och Irak. Programmets övergripande mål är inkluderande tillväxt, sysselsättningsskapande och minskad ojämlikhet. Aktiviteter för att uppnå dessa mål sker inom tre tematiska områden och ett tvärområde: 1. Stärka lagstiftning och kapacitet hos lagstiftande offentliga aktörer 2. Utveckla och stärka den finansiella infrastrukturen inklusive tekniska lösningar 3. Stöd till finansiella institutioner med fokus på kvinnor 4. Regional koordination, kunskapsdelning och metodutveckling Stöden kommer huvudsakligen att ske genom rådgivningsaktiviteter från IFC och Världsbanken och någon vidareförmedling av medel till andra aktörer planeras inte. The IFC MSME-facility 2.0 has a theory of change that is based on the results and experiences of the first phase as well as extensive consultations with a wide range of stakeholders.  The overall impact goals in the results chain are job creation, GDP growth and decreased income inequality. The specific underlying MSME-facility impact goals include increased expansion and investments for MSME:s, increased profitability and productivity, MSME:s that are creating cascading effects for other enterprises in the same value chain. Under this impact objectives there is an outcome objective financial inclusion that include: - reduction of cost for MSME finance - ability to use movable collateral to obtain loans - increased access to financial services for MSMEs - increased access to financial services for women and youth These outcome objectives will be achieved by a number of activities within various priority areas (in the programme documents referred to as "Pillars". These pillars relationship and relevance for the intended impact on access to finance for MSMEs has also been assessed through evidence mappings conducted by the WBG MoE team.  These pillars are: Regulatory Framework: - improvements in ease of doing business - MSME finance support regulations operationalized and in place Financial Infrastructure: - financial institutions consulting credit bureaus for credit worthiness - movable assets used as lending collateral - mediation procedures routinely used Financial Institutions: - increase in lending to MSMEs - increase offer of financial products to women, youth, MSMEs - increase lending to women-owned MSMEs - increased access to digital financing solutions Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 465712 0 0 465712 465712 NIRAS Sweden AB 465712 NIRAS Sweden AB Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Expanded and deepened regional economic integration. Vidareutvecklad och fördjupad regional ekonomisk integration. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13598 Sweden The “Think Nature!” is three-year project that will be implemented on whole territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Main objective of the project is to increase influence of civil society on environment protection, and by that, to contribute to better environment protection and enhanced resilience to environmental impact and climate change in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and to strengthen implementation of the requirements imposed by the EU and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy. The intervention involve a set of different activities, which will lead to increasing environmental responsibility of government bodies, companies and citizens through advocacy campaigns; increasing involvement of local actors in addressing environmental issues through establishing infrastructure/network of 10 Eco Hubs; encouraging young people to engage in their environment and actively protect it through development of 40 Eco Schools; raising awareness and activism of young people in area of environment protection; and improving the quantity and quality of environmental coverage in media. This project will involve variety of key stakeholders, such as environmental CSOs, media, citizens (especially young people), companies, primary and secondary schools, local and national government. Project is designed to pay attention to cross cutting issues, such as aspects of multidimensional poverty, conflict prevention, human rights, gender equality and environment. All project components include strong gender component which action plan will be developed within inception phase.. The Civil Society Promotion Center (CPCD) will assume responsibility for project management and implementations. CPCD is a Bosnian non-governmental organization that operates across Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region of the Western Balkans and it fulfils all requirements to enter into an agreement. Over 22 years, the CPCD has built a distinctive position as a professional organization, leader in working with citizens, competency-building of civil society organizations (CSOs), as well as the building of democracy and civil society in BiH and creating new opportunities for its citizens. The CPCD has a strong network of associates all over BiH and the Western Balkans region that encompasses CSOs, representatives of the governmental sector, experts, companies, and individuals. The CPCD pays special attention to the development of strategic cooperation with the media, and to strong presence in social media. Currently, CPCD has 12 full-time employees, and three interns. Annual turnover for last Fiscal Year was 3,5 million BAM. The expertise of CPCD is not exclusively linked to environmental matter, though they have certain experience in this field amongst the others. For this specific project CPCD will recruit the project advisor with expertise in environment. Projektet ”Think Nature!” kommer att genomföras i Bosnien och Hercegovina under en tre-års period. Målet är att öka inflytandet från det civila samhället på miljöskyddet, bidra till bättre miljöskydd och stärka motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan och klimatförändringar i Bosnien och Hercegovina samt också stärka genomförandet av de krav som ställs av EU och internationella avtal för miljö, klimat och energi. Insatsen ska omfatta olika aktiviteter som kommer leda till ökat miljöansvar hos myndigheter, företag och medborgare genom kampanjer; öka engagemanget från de lokala aktörer i att hantera miljöfrågor och genom att etablera nätverk med 10 Eco Hubs; uppmuntra ungdomar att vara engagerade i miljöfrågor och skydda miljön genom utvecklingen av 40 miljöskolor; öka medvetenheten och aktivismen hos ungdomar inom miljöskyddsområdet; och förbättra kvantiteten och kvaliteten i media om miljö. Projektet ska involvera olika intressenter; miljöorganisationer, media, medborgare (särskilt ungdomar), företag, grund- och gymnasieskolor, lokala och nationella myndigheter. Projektet är utformat för att uppmärksamma tvärgående frågor, som tex aspekter av multidimensionell fattigdom, konfliktförebyggande, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet och miljö. Alla projektkomponenter kommer ha en stark komponent om jämställdhet och en handlingsplan kommer att utvecklas inom startfasen. ” Civil Society Promotion Center (CPCD)” ska ansvara för projektledning och genomförandet. CPCD är en bosnisk icke-statlig organisation som verkar över hela landet. CPCD uppfyller alla krav för att skriva avtal med. CPCD har existerat i 22 år och har byggt upp en distinkt position som en professionell organisation. CPCD är ledande i samarbete med medborgare, kompetensuppbyggnad av civilsamhällsorganisationer (CSOs), uppbyggnad av demokrati och det civila samhället i BiH, samt vet hur man skapar nya möjligheter för medborgare. CPCD har ett starkt nätverk av associerade företag över hela Bosnien och Hercegovina som omfattar CSO: er, representanter för den statliga sektorn, experter, företag och individer. CPCD ägnar särskild uppmärksamhet åt utvecklingen av strategiskt samarbete med media och stark närvaro i sociala medier. CPCD har 12 heltidsanställda och tre praktikanter. Den årliga omsättningen för det senaste räkenskapsåret var 3,5 miljoner BAM. CPCD: s expertkunskap är inte uteslutande kopplat till miljöfrågor, även om de har viss erfarenhet inom miljöområde. CPCD planerar att rekrytera en projektrådgivaren med expertis inom miljö. The main objective of the intervention is to increase influence of civil society on environment protection, and by that, to contribute to better environment protection and enhanced resilience to environmental impact and climate change in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and to strengthen implementation of the requirements imposed by the EU and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy. Think Nature! is three-year project that will be implemented on whole territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The intervention will be implemented through set of different activities, which will aim to achieve following results: To increase environmental responsibility of government bodies, companies and citizens through advocacy campaigns.To increase involvement of local actors in addressing environmental issues through establishing infrastructure/network of 10 Eco Hubs To encourage young people to engage in their environment and actively protect it through development of 40 Eco Schools. To raise awareness and activism of young people in area of environment protection.To improve the quantity and quality of environmental coverage in B&H media. A well-structured plan with clearly measurable objectives and well-defined, relevant activities and indicators, is presented in logframe attached to the proposal. Logframe will be used as a tool for monitoring and follow up of the project during implementation. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Environmental education/training General Environment Protection The capacities of nongovernmental organizations in environmental protection have been strengthened, Eco HUBs have been established as resource centers for local interested parties, numerous educational, advocacy, and research activities have been carried out, and cooperation with local authorities, institutions, and communities has been improved. Significant legal and advocacy successes in environmental protection have been achieved. The Eco School Certification Mechanism for BiH was created and implemented in 53 primary and secondary schools in 5 FBIH cantons and Republika Srpska, whilst it is systematically supported in Herzegovina Neretva Canton and West Herzegovina County. Through an integrated approach and cooperation with various interested parties, the project achieved seven key results: ** Stable network of Eco HUBs and quick response to local environmental problems: An active network of Eco HUBs has been established as resource centers for local stakeholders. This network enables quick identification of environmental problems on the ground and cooperation with other partners such as NGOs, government institutions, media, the business sector, and citizens. The connection with other networks, such as the Coalition for the Protection of the Rivers of BiH and Eco BiH, enables the dissemination of information and support to environmental NGOs throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina. ** Strengthening the capacities of nongovernmental organizations: The project significantly strengthened the capacities of nongovernmental organizations in environmental protection by implementing educational, advocacy, and research activities. Through education, organizations improved their skills and knowledge and contributed to more efficient management of environmental problems. ** Nature protection and legal victories: Significant environmental legal victories have been achieved, including the protection of bats, the development of nature protection laws, and the successful campaign against small hydropower plants. The organizations have actively worked to promote sustainable development on Mount Ozren, protect water resources and improve air quality, win legal victories in preventing environmental damage, and support numerous local environmental initiatives. ** Social mobilization and public awareness: The project successfully mobilized the local community and raised public awareness of the importance of environmental protection through the organization of scientific research camps, educational events, and public meetings. Organizing conferences, round tables, and legal discussions contributed to a better understanding and active involvement of citizens in nature protection. ** Regional cooperation and contribution to the Green Agenda for the Western Balkans: The project actively participated in regional cooperation and contributed to implementing the Green Agenda for the Western Balkans. Cooperation with international organizations such as Bankwatch enabled joint advocacy against financing small hydropower plants and promoting sustainable development in the region. ** Education for environmental protection in BiH: The project incorporated the EcoSchools program into the Development Strategy of FBiH and showed that with a small commitment, it is possible to animate schools to incorporate environmental education into the educational system, to include teaching and nonteaching activities in environmental activities staff, students, parents, local community representatives, and the media. Implementing the EcoSchool program increased the responsibility of students, teachers, and school management and betterconnected schools with the local community. ** Response to the COVID19 pandemic: Psychosocial support for citizens through connection with nature: One of the visible results is an informal network of dedicated individuals who advocate coexistence with nature and support other activities through the campaign "I plant and you?"1 with more than 19,000 members. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13598-13598A0101 Sweden The “Think Nature!” is three-year project that will be implemented on whole territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Main objective of the project is to increase influence of civil society on environment protection, and by that, to contribute to better environment protection and enhanced resilience to environmental impact and climate change in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and to strengthen implementation of the requirements imposed by the EU and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy. The intervention involve a set of different activities, which will lead to increasing environmental responsibility of government bodies, companies and citizens through advocacy campaigns; increasing involvement of local actors in addressing environmental issues through establishing infrastructure/network of 10 Eco Hubs; encouraging young people to engage in their environment and actively protect it through development of 40 Eco Schools; raising awareness and activism of young people in area of environment protection; and improving the quantity and quality of environmental coverage in media. This project will involve variety of key stakeholders, such as environmental CSOs, media, citizens (especially young people), companies, primary and secondary schools, local and national government. Project is designed to pay attention to cross cutting issues, such as aspects of multidimensional poverty, conflict prevention, human rights, gender equality and environment. All project components include strong gender component which action plan will be developed within inception phase.. The Civil Society Promotion Center (CPCD) will assume responsibility for project management and implementations. CPCD is a Bosnian non-governmental organization that operates across Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region of the Western Balkans and it fulfils all requirements to enter into an agreement. Over 22 years, the CPCD has built a distinctive position as a professional organization, leader in working with citizens, competency-building of civil society organizations (CSOs), as well as the building of democracy and civil society in BiH and creating new opportunities for its citizens. The CPCD has a strong network of associates all over BiH and the Western Balkans region that encompasses CSOs, representatives of the governmental sector, experts, companies, and individuals. The CPCD pays special attention to the development of strategic cooperation with the media, and to strong presence in social media. Currently, CPCD has 12 full-time employees, and three interns. Annual turnover for last Fiscal Year was 3,5 million BAM. The expertise of CPCD is not exclusively linked to environmental matter, though they have certain experience in this field amongst the others. For this specific project CPCD will recruit the project advisor with expertise in environment. Projektet ”Think Nature!” kommer att genomföras i Bosnien och Hercegovina under en tre-års period. Målet är att öka inflytandet från det civila samhället på miljöskyddet, bidra till bättre miljöskydd och stärka motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan och klimatförändringar i Bosnien och Hercegovina samt också stärka genomförandet av de krav som ställs av EU och internationella avtal för miljö, klimat och energi. Insatsen ska omfatta olika aktiviteter som kommer leda till ökat miljöansvar hos myndigheter, företag och medborgare genom kampanjer; öka engagemanget från de lokala aktörer i att hantera miljöfrågor och genom att etablera nätverk med 10 Eco Hubs; uppmuntra ungdomar att vara engagerade i miljöfrågor och skydda miljön genom utvecklingen av 40 miljöskolor; öka medvetenheten och aktivismen hos ungdomar inom miljöskyddsområdet; och förbättra kvantiteten och kvaliteten i media om miljö. Projektet ska involvera olika intressenter; miljöorganisationer, media, medborgare (särskilt ungdomar), företag, grund- och gymnasieskolor, lokala och nationella myndigheter. Projektet är utformat för att uppmärksamma tvärgående frågor, som tex aspekter av multidimensionell fattigdom, konfliktförebyggande, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet och miljö. Alla projektkomponenter kommer ha en stark komponent om jämställdhet och en handlingsplan kommer att utvecklas inom startfasen. ” Civil Society Promotion Center (CPCD)” ska ansvara för projektledning och genomförandet. CPCD är en bosnisk icke-statlig organisation som verkar över hela landet. CPCD uppfyller alla krav för att skriva avtal med. CPCD har existerat i 22 år och har byggt upp en distinkt position som en professionell organisation. CPCD är ledande i samarbete med medborgare, kompetensuppbyggnad av civilsamhällsorganisationer (CSOs), uppbyggnad av demokrati och det civila samhället i BiH, samt vet hur man skapar nya möjligheter för medborgare. CPCD har ett starkt nätverk av associerade företag över hela Bosnien och Hercegovina som omfattar CSO: er, representanter för den statliga sektorn, experter, företag och individer. CPCD ägnar särskild uppmärksamhet åt utvecklingen av strategiskt samarbete med media och stark närvaro i sociala medier. CPCD har 12 heltidsanställda och tre praktikanter. Den årliga omsättningen för det senaste räkenskapsåret var 3,5 miljoner BAM. CPCD: s expertkunskap är inte uteslutande kopplat till miljöfrågor, även om de har viss erfarenhet inom miljöområde. CPCD planerar att rekrytera en projektrådgivaren med expertis inom miljö. The main objective of the intervention is to increase influence of civil society on environment protection, and by that, to contribute to better environment protection and enhanced resilience to environmental impact and climate change in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and to strengthen implementation of the requirements imposed by the EU and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy. Think Nature! is three-year project that will be implemented on whole territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The intervention will be implemented through set of different activities, which will aim to achieve following results: To increase environmental responsibility of government bodies, companies and citizens through advocacy campaigns.To increase involvement of local actors in addressing environmental issues through establishing infrastructure/network of 10 Eco Hubs To encourage young people to engage in their environment and actively protect it through development of 40 Eco Schools. To raise awareness and activism of young people in area of environment protection.To improve the quantity and quality of environmental coverage in B&H media. A well-structured plan with clearly measurable objectives and well-defined, relevant activities and indicators, is presented in logframe attached to the proposal. Logframe will be used as a tool for monitoring and follow up of the project during implementation. Sweden CPCD/Center for Civil Society Promotion Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CPCD/Center for Civil Society Promotion 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 5500000 5500000 0 5500000 0 0 0 5000000 5500000 0 0 0 16000000 CPCD/Center for Civil Society Promotion 5000000 CPCD/Center for Civil Society Promotion 5500000 CPCD/Center for Civil Society Promotion 5500000 CPCD/Center for Civil Society Promotion Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Västra Balkan: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13598-13598A0102 Sweden The “Think Nature!” is three-year project that will be implemented on whole territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Main objective of the project is to increase influence of civil society on environment protection, and by that, to contribute to better environment protection and enhanced resilience to environmental impact and climate change in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and to strengthen implementation of the requirements imposed by the EU and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy. The intervention involve a set of different activities, which will lead to increasing environmental responsibility of government bodies, companies and citizens through advocacy campaigns; increasing involvement of local actors in addressing environmental issues through establishing infrastructure/network of 10 Eco Hubs; encouraging young people to engage in their environment and actively protect it through development of 40 Eco Schools; raising awareness and activism of young people in area of environment protection; and improving the quantity and quality of environmental coverage in media. This project will involve variety of key stakeholders, such as environmental CSOs, media, citizens (especially young people), companies, primary and secondary schools, local and national government. Project is designed to pay attention to cross cutting issues, such as aspects of multidimensional poverty, conflict prevention, human rights, gender equality and environment. All project components include strong gender component which action plan will be developed within inception phase.. The Civil Society Promotion Center (CPCD) will assume responsibility for project management and implementations. CPCD is a Bosnian non-governmental organization that operates across Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region of the Western Balkans and it fulfils all requirements to enter into an agreement. Over 22 years, the CPCD has built a distinctive position as a professional organization, leader in working with citizens, competency-building of civil society organizations (CSOs), as well as the building of democracy and civil society in BiH and creating new opportunities for its citizens. The CPCD has a strong network of associates all over BiH and the Western Balkans region that encompasses CSOs, representatives of the governmental sector, experts, companies, and individuals. The CPCD pays special attention to the development of strategic cooperation with the media, and to strong presence in social media. Currently, CPCD has 12 full-time employees, and three interns. Annual turnover for last Fiscal Year was 3,5 million BAM. The expertise of CPCD is not exclusively linked to environmental matter, though they have certain experience in this field amongst the others. For this specific project CPCD will recruit the project advisor with expertise in environment. Projektet ”Think Nature!” kommer att genomföras i Bosnien och Hercegovina under en tre-års period. Målet är att öka inflytandet från det civila samhället på miljöskyddet, bidra till bättre miljöskydd och stärka motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan och klimatförändringar i Bosnien och Hercegovina samt också stärka genomförandet av de krav som ställs av EU och internationella avtal för miljö, klimat och energi. Insatsen ska omfatta olika aktiviteter som kommer leda till ökat miljöansvar hos myndigheter, företag och medborgare genom kampanjer; öka engagemanget från de lokala aktörer i att hantera miljöfrågor och genom att etablera nätverk med 10 Eco Hubs; uppmuntra ungdomar att vara engagerade i miljöfrågor och skydda miljön genom utvecklingen av 40 miljöskolor; öka medvetenheten och aktivismen hos ungdomar inom miljöskyddsområdet; och förbättra kvantiteten och kvaliteten i media om miljö. Projektet ska involvera olika intressenter; miljöorganisationer, media, medborgare (särskilt ungdomar), företag, grund- och gymnasieskolor, lokala och nationella myndigheter. Projektet är utformat för att uppmärksamma tvärgående frågor, som tex aspekter av multidimensionell fattigdom, konfliktförebyggande, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet och miljö. Alla projektkomponenter kommer ha en stark komponent om jämställdhet och en handlingsplan kommer att utvecklas inom startfasen. ” Civil Society Promotion Center (CPCD)” ska ansvara för projektledning och genomförandet. CPCD är en bosnisk icke-statlig organisation som verkar över hela landet. CPCD uppfyller alla krav för att skriva avtal med. CPCD har existerat i 22 år och har byggt upp en distinkt position som en professionell organisation. CPCD är ledande i samarbete med medborgare, kompetensuppbyggnad av civilsamhällsorganisationer (CSOs), uppbyggnad av demokrati och det civila samhället i BiH, samt vet hur man skapar nya möjligheter för medborgare. CPCD har ett starkt nätverk av associerade företag över hela Bosnien och Hercegovina som omfattar CSO: er, representanter för den statliga sektorn, experter, företag och individer. CPCD ägnar särskild uppmärksamhet åt utvecklingen av strategiskt samarbete med media och stark närvaro i sociala medier. CPCD har 12 heltidsanställda och tre praktikanter. Den årliga omsättningen för det senaste räkenskapsåret var 3,5 miljoner BAM. CPCD: s expertkunskap är inte uteslutande kopplat till miljöfrågor, även om de har viss erfarenhet inom miljöområde. CPCD planerar att rekrytera en projektrådgivaren med expertis inom miljö. The main objective of the intervention is to increase influence of civil society on environment protection, and by that, to contribute to better environment protection and enhanced resilience to environmental impact and climate change in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and to strengthen implementation of the requirements imposed by the EU and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy. Think Nature! is three-year project that will be implemented on whole territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The intervention will be implemented through set of different activities, which will aim to achieve following results: To increase environmental responsibility of government bodies, companies and citizens through advocacy campaigns.To increase involvement of local actors in addressing environmental issues through establishing infrastructure/network of 10 Eco Hubs To encourage young people to engage in their environment and actively protect it through development of 40 Eco Schools. To raise awareness and activism of young people in area of environment protection.To improve the quantity and quality of environmental coverage in B&H media. A well-structured plan with clearly measurable objectives and well-defined, relevant activities and indicators, is presented in logframe attached to the proposal. Logframe will be used as a tool for monitoring and follow up of the project during implementation. Sweden CPCD/Center for Civil Society Promotion Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 399849 0 319877 0 79972 0 399849 NIRAS Sweden AB 79972 NIRAS Sweden AB 319876.89 NIRAS Sweden AB Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Increased resilience to climate change and improved conditions for protection, preservation and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems VB: Ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och stärkta förutsättningar för skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13598-13598A0106 Sweden The “Think Nature!” is three-year project that will be implemented on whole territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Main objective of the project is to increase influence of civil society on environment protection, and by that, to contribute to better environment protection and enhanced resilience to environmental impact and climate change in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and to strengthen implementation of the requirements imposed by the EU and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy. The intervention involve a set of different activities, which will lead to increasing environmental responsibility of government bodies, companies and citizens through advocacy campaigns; increasing involvement of local actors in addressing environmental issues through establishing infrastructure/network of 10 Eco Hubs; encouraging young people to engage in their environment and actively protect it through development of 40 Eco Schools; raising awareness and activism of young people in area of environment protection; and improving the quantity and quality of environmental coverage in media. This project will involve variety of key stakeholders, such as environmental CSOs, media, citizens (especially young people), companies, primary and secondary schools, local and national government. Project is designed to pay attention to cross cutting issues, such as aspects of multidimensional poverty, conflict prevention, human rights, gender equality and environment. All project components include strong gender component which action plan will be developed within inception phase.. The Civil Society Promotion Center (CPCD) will assume responsibility for project management and implementations. CPCD is a Bosnian non-governmental organization that operates across Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region of the Western Balkans and it fulfils all requirements to enter into an agreement. Over 22 years, the CPCD has built a distinctive position as a professional organization, leader in working with citizens, competency-building of civil society organizations (CSOs), as well as the building of democracy and civil society in BiH and creating new opportunities for its citizens. The CPCD has a strong network of associates all over BiH and the Western Balkans region that encompasses CSOs, representatives of the governmental sector, experts, companies, and individuals. The CPCD pays special attention to the development of strategic cooperation with the media, and to strong presence in social media. Currently, CPCD has 12 full-time employees, and three interns. Annual turnover for last Fiscal Year was 3,5 million BAM. The expertise of CPCD is not exclusively linked to environmental matter, though they have certain experience in this field amongst the others. For this specific project CPCD will recruit the project advisor with expertise in environment. Projektet ”Think Nature!” kommer att genomföras i Bosnien och Hercegovina under en tre-års period. Målet är att öka inflytandet från det civila samhället på miljöskyddet, bidra till bättre miljöskydd och stärka motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan och klimatförändringar i Bosnien och Hercegovina samt också stärka genomförandet av de krav som ställs av EU och internationella avtal för miljö, klimat och energi. Insatsen ska omfatta olika aktiviteter som kommer leda till ökat miljöansvar hos myndigheter, företag och medborgare genom kampanjer; öka engagemanget från de lokala aktörer i att hantera miljöfrågor och genom att etablera nätverk med 10 Eco Hubs; uppmuntra ungdomar att vara engagerade i miljöfrågor och skydda miljön genom utvecklingen av 40 miljöskolor; öka medvetenheten och aktivismen hos ungdomar inom miljöskyddsområdet; och förbättra kvantiteten och kvaliteten i media om miljö. Projektet ska involvera olika intressenter; miljöorganisationer, media, medborgare (särskilt ungdomar), företag, grund- och gymnasieskolor, lokala och nationella myndigheter. Projektet är utformat för att uppmärksamma tvärgående frågor, som tex aspekter av multidimensionell fattigdom, konfliktförebyggande, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet och miljö. Alla projektkomponenter kommer ha en stark komponent om jämställdhet och en handlingsplan kommer att utvecklas inom startfasen. ” Civil Society Promotion Center (CPCD)” ska ansvara för projektledning och genomförandet. CPCD är en bosnisk icke-statlig organisation som verkar över hela landet. CPCD uppfyller alla krav för att skriva avtal med. CPCD har existerat i 22 år och har byggt upp en distinkt position som en professionell organisation. CPCD är ledande i samarbete med medborgare, kompetensuppbyggnad av civilsamhällsorganisationer (CSOs), uppbyggnad av demokrati och det civila samhället i BiH, samt vet hur man skapar nya möjligheter för medborgare. CPCD har ett starkt nätverk av associerade företag över hela Bosnien och Hercegovina som omfattar CSO: er, representanter för den statliga sektorn, experter, företag och individer. CPCD ägnar särskild uppmärksamhet åt utvecklingen av strategiskt samarbete med media och stark närvaro i sociala medier. CPCD har 12 heltidsanställda och tre praktikanter. Den årliga omsättningen för det senaste räkenskapsåret var 3,5 miljoner BAM. CPCD: s expertkunskap är inte uteslutande kopplat till miljöfrågor, även om de har viss erfarenhet inom miljöområde. CPCD planerar att rekrytera en projektrådgivaren med expertis inom miljö. The main objective of the intervention is to increase influence of civil society on environment protection, and by that, to contribute to better environment protection and enhanced resilience to environmental impact and climate change in Bosnia and Herzegovina, and to strengthen implementation of the requirements imposed by the EU and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy. Think Nature! is three-year project that will be implemented on whole territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The intervention will be implemented through set of different activities, which will aim to achieve following results: To increase environmental responsibility of government bodies, companies and citizens through advocacy campaigns.To increase involvement of local actors in addressing environmental issues through establishing infrastructure/network of 10 Eco Hubs To encourage young people to engage in their environment and actively protect it through development of 40 Eco Schools. To raise awareness and activism of young people in area of environment protection.To improve the quantity and quality of environmental coverage in B&H media. A well-structured plan with clearly measurable objectives and well-defined, relevant activities and indicators, is presented in logframe attached to the proposal. Logframe will be used as a tool for monitoring and follow up of the project during implementation. Sweden CPCD/Center for Civil Society Promotion Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CPCD/Center for Civil Society Promotion 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4250000 3750000 -172732 4250000 3750000 -172732 0 0 0 0 7827268 CPCD/Center for Civil Society Promotion 4250000 CPCD/Center for Civil Society Promotion 3750000 CPCD/Center for Civil Society Promotion -172732.13 CPCD/Center for Civil Society Promotion Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13605 Sweden Recognizing the persistent gender inequality and discriminatory practices against women in Africa, the AU Assembly adopted the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa 2003 in Maputo, Mozambique. The Maputo Protocol remains one of the most comprehensive and progressive instruments on women’s and girls’ rights with most of its provisions being tailored to the realities of the African continent. However, universal ratification has not been achieved and the domestication and implementation of the Protocol is at best poor. To amplify the progress, AU launched the All for Maputo Protocol Programme (AMPP) last year (2018) with the objective of universal ratification, domestication and implementation of the Maputo Protocol by all Member States accompanied by enforcement mechanisms involving the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights and the AU Special Rapporteur on Women’s Rights. The Solidarity for African Women’s Rights (SOAWR) Coalition, working closely with the AU Women Gender and Development Directorate (WGDD), was involved in the development and design of the AMPP and has been recognized as a key strategic partner in the implementation of the programme. Sida will contribute with funding of 20 MSEK during 2019-2023 for a project that will support the SOAWR Coalition’s contribution to the achievements of the AMPP and goes under the name “All for Maputo Protocol Initiative”. The project/Initiative is expected to result in; •A stronger coalition of women’s rights organizations engaged in joint action to ensure the implementation of the All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. •An approved and adopted 5-year Strategic Plan to guide the SOAWR Coalition. •A stronger push by CSO actors for the ratification of the Maputo Protocol by the remaining 14 countries to achieve universal ratification. •Improved domestication of the Protocol through national laws, policies and jurisprudence, and implementation. •An informed citizenry that is able to claim the rights of women and girls and are able to hold their governments to account on their obligations under the Protocol. •Greater engagement of different classes of citizens with the Protocol at the national, regional and continental levels – specially targeting the youth, media, creatives, academia and leaders/influencers. •Increased quality reporting to the African Commission within the set guidelines by Member States and CSOs. Sida will enter into agreement with Equality Now Nairobi, convening the SOAWR Coalition in its function as Secretariat. Som ett erkännande av den beständiga ojämlikheten och fortsatta diskrimineringen av kvinnor i Afrika så antog den Afrikanska Unionen (AU) ett protokoll till den afrikanska stadgan om mänskliga rättigheter och folkets rättigheter 2003 i Maputo med fokus på kvinnors rättigheter. Därefter kallat Maputoprotokollet. Maputoprotokollet är fortsatt en av de mer omfattande och progressiva instrumenten för att driva kampen för kvinnor och flickors rättigheter, med ett innehåll som är regionalt förankrat. Trots detta har universell ratificering inte uppnåtts och tillämningen av protokollets innehåll är som bäst begränsad. För att driva på utvecklingen lanserade AU programmet All for Maputo Protocol Programme (AMPP) förra året (2018) med syftet att nå universell ratificering och fullständig tillämpning av protokollets samtliga artiklar. Koalitionen Solidarity for African Women’s Rights (SOAWR), en samlingsorganisation för kvinnorättsorganisationer som arbetar för genomförandet av Maputoprotokollet, har varit instrumentell i framtagandet och utformningen av AMPP tillsammans med AUs Women Gender and Development Directorate (WGDD), och har erkänts som en strategisk partner i genomförandet av programmet. Sida kommer att bidra med 20 miljoner svenska kronor i finansiering under perioden 2019-2023 till ett projekt som kommer att möjliggöra SOAWRs bidrag till genomförandet av AMPP. Projektet benämns som “The All for Maputo Protocol Initiative” och förväntas resultera i följande: -En starkare koalition/samarbetsplattform av kvinnorättsorganisationer som är engagerade i gemensamt arbete och genomförandet av projektet All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. -En godkänd och antagen 5-årig strategisk plan som styr koalitionens arbete. -Ett starkare tryck från civilsamhällesaktörer för att de 14 länder som ännu inte har ratificerat Maputoprotokollet gör det. -Att fler länder har anpassat nationella juridiska system i enlighet med Maputoprotokollets innehåll. -En bättre informerad allmänhet som har möjlighet att kräva rättigheter för kvinnor och flickor, samt har möjlighet att hålla sina regeringar ansvariga för att leva upp till Maputoprotokollet. -Ökat deltagande och engagemang för Maputoprotokollet på nationell, regional och kontinental nivå – med särskilt fokus på unga, media, personer med kreativa yrken, akademin och personer i ledande position/influencers. -Ökad kvalitativ rapportering på efterlevnaden av Maputoprotokollet till den Afrikanska kommissionen enligt de riktlinjer som bestämts av medlemsstater och civilsamhället. Sida kommer att sluta avtal med Equality Now Nairobi som sammankallar SOAWR genom sin roll som koalitionens sekretariat. Long term goal The rights of women and girls under the Maputo Protocol are promoted and protected and any violations are remedied. Mid-term outcomes * At least 2-6 countries targeted by the Maputo Protocol have ratified the Maputo protocol. * Greater domestication of the Maputo Protocol by 8-10 countries that have ratified. * Greater accountability by at least 8-10 countries that have ratified the Maputo Protocol Short term goals (what is expected to be different at the end of the project period) * Stronger, committed and results-oriented SOAWR Coalition implementing the All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. * Greater public awareness and pressure on governments to ratify, domesticate and implement the Maputo Protocol in 6-8 countries. * Governments of 6-8 countries recognize the importance of ratification, domestication and implementation of the Maputo Protocol. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Benin Djibouti Egypt Ghana Gambia (the) Malawi Namibia Niger (the) Nigeria Rwanda Sudan (the) Senegal South Sudan Tunisia Zambia South of Sahara, regional Africa, regional Developing countries, unspecified Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general Insatsen har avslutats och följande prestationer lyfts som de viktigaste under 2023 och för insatsen som helhet: - Ratificering av Maputoprotokollet. Ett av de mest betydande resultaten har varit ratificeringen av Maputoprotokollet i tre nya länder: Botswana, Västsahara och Sydsudan, vilket uppnåddes under insatsens slutår. Detta framsteg representerar ett viktigt steg mot att stärka kvinnors och flickors rättigheter i Afrika, vilket är ett centralt mål för protokollet och ett tydligt resultat av de långvariga påverkansinsatserna inom insatsen. - Kapacitetsuppbyggnad inom SOAWR-koalitionen. Genom hela insatsen har SOAWR-koalitionen kunnat etablera regionala kluster som har förbättrat samordningen och effektiviteten i påverkansarbetet på både regional och nationell nivå. Under 2023 fördelades 31 sub-grants till civilsamhällesorganisationer i 17 länder, vilket har stöttat lokala påverkansinsatser för att driva på ratificeringen och implementeringen av protokollet. Detta har bidragit till att stärka koalitionens kapacitet och långsiktiga uthållighet över tid. - Ökad kapacitet för mänskliga rättigheter och ansvarstagande. Insatsen har under hela perioden fokuserat på att öka kapaciteten hos SOAWR-medlemmar att delta i Afrikanska unionens människorättssystem. Genom skuggrapportering till Afrikanska kommissionen för mänskliga och folkliga rättigheter har civilsamhällesorganisationer i länder som Malawi och Kenya kunnat bidra till att hålla regeringar ansvariga för sina åtaganden under Maputoprotokollet, ett arbete som också förstärktes under 2023. - Stärkt offentlig medvetenhet och mobilisering. Genom insatsens löptid har SOAWR genomfört påverkansinsatser riktade till allmänheten och specifika målgrupper för att öka medvetenheten om protokollets betydelse. Detta har under 2023 inkluderat informationskampanjer och ökad synlighet i både sociala och traditionella medier, särskilt i länder som Egypten och Sydsudan, vilket har bidragit till ett större tryck på regeringarna att ratificera och implementera protokollets bestämmelser. Sammanfattningsvis reflekterar dessa resultat betydande framsteg under 2023 och för hela insatsens period i arbetet med att implementera Maputoprotokollet och förstärka skyddet för kvinnors och flickors rättigheter i Afrika. Insatsen har bidragit till en starkare och mer hållbar SOAWR-koalition, vilket är viktigt för att säkra långsiktiga effekter och fortsätta driva jämställdhetsarbetet framåt i regionen. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13605-13605A0101 Sweden Recognizing the persistent gender inequality and discriminatory practices against women in Africa, the AU Assembly adopted the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa 2003 in Maputo, Mozambique. The Maputo Protocol remains one of the most comprehensive and progressive instruments on women’s and girls’ rights with most of its provisions being tailored to the realities of the African continent. However, universal ratification has not been achieved and the domestication and implementation of the Protocol is at best poor. To amplify the progress, AU launched the All for Maputo Protocol Programme (AMPP) last year (2018) with the objective of universal ratification, domestication and implementation of the Maputo Protocol by all Member States accompanied by enforcement mechanisms involving the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights and the AU Special Rapporteur on Women’s Rights. The Solidarity for African Women’s Rights (SOAWR) Coalition, working closely with the AU Women Gender and Development Directorate (WGDD), was involved in the development and design of the AMPP and has been recognized as a key strategic partner in the implementation of the programme. Sida will contribute with funding of 20 MSEK during 2019-2023 for a project that will support the SOAWR Coalition’s contribution to the achievements of the AMPP and goes under the name “All for Maputo Protocol Initiative”. The project/Initiative is expected to result in; •A stronger coalition of women’s rights organizations engaged in joint action to ensure the implementation of the All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. •An approved and adopted 5-year Strategic Plan to guide the SOAWR Coalition. •A stronger push by CSO actors for the ratification of the Maputo Protocol by the remaining 14 countries to achieve universal ratification. •Improved domestication of the Protocol through national laws, policies and jurisprudence, and implementation. •An informed citizenry that is able to claim the rights of women and girls and are able to hold their governments to account on their obligations under the Protocol. •Greater engagement of different classes of citizens with the Protocol at the national, regional and continental levels – specially targeting the youth, media, creatives, academia and leaders/influencers. •Increased quality reporting to the African Commission within the set guidelines by Member States and CSOs. Sida will enter into agreement with Equality Now Nairobi, convening the SOAWR Coalition in its function as Secretariat. Som ett erkännande av den beständiga ojämlikheten och fortsatta diskrimineringen av kvinnor i Afrika så antog den Afrikanska Unionen (AU) ett protokoll till den afrikanska stadgan om mänskliga rättigheter och folkets rättigheter 2003 i Maputo med fokus på kvinnors rättigheter. Därefter kallat Maputoprotokollet. Maputoprotokollet är fortsatt en av de mer omfattande och progressiva instrumenten för att driva kampen för kvinnor och flickors rättigheter, med ett innehåll som är regionalt förankrat. Trots detta har universell ratificering inte uppnåtts och tillämningen av protokollets innehåll är som bäst begränsad. För att driva på utvecklingen lanserade AU programmet All for Maputo Protocol Programme (AMPP) förra året (2018) med syftet att nå universell ratificering och fullständig tillämpning av protokollets samtliga artiklar. Koalitionen Solidarity for African Women’s Rights (SOAWR), en samlingsorganisation för kvinnorättsorganisationer som arbetar för genomförandet av Maputoprotokollet, har varit instrumentell i framtagandet och utformningen av AMPP tillsammans med AUs Women Gender and Development Directorate (WGDD), och har erkänts som en strategisk partner i genomförandet av programmet. Sida kommer att bidra med 20 miljoner svenska kronor i finansiering under perioden 2019-2023 till ett projekt som kommer att möjliggöra SOAWRs bidrag till genomförandet av AMPP. Projektet benämns som “The All for Maputo Protocol Initiative” och förväntas resultera i följande: -En starkare koalition/samarbetsplattform av kvinnorättsorganisationer som är engagerade i gemensamt arbete och genomförandet av projektet All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. -En godkänd och antagen 5-årig strategisk plan som styr koalitionens arbete. -Ett starkare tryck från civilsamhällesaktörer för att de 14 länder som ännu inte har ratificerat Maputoprotokollet gör det. -Att fler länder har anpassat nationella juridiska system i enlighet med Maputoprotokollets innehåll. -En bättre informerad allmänhet som har möjlighet att kräva rättigheter för kvinnor och flickor, samt har möjlighet att hålla sina regeringar ansvariga för att leva upp till Maputoprotokollet. -Ökat deltagande och engagemang för Maputoprotokollet på nationell, regional och kontinental nivå – med särskilt fokus på unga, media, personer med kreativa yrken, akademin och personer i ledande position/influencers. -Ökad kvalitativ rapportering på efterlevnaden av Maputoprotokollet till den Afrikanska kommissionen enligt de riktlinjer som bestämts av medlemsstater och civilsamhället. Sida kommer att sluta avtal med Equality Now Nairobi som sammankallar SOAWR genom sin roll som koalitionens sekretariat. Long term goal The rights of women and girls under the Maputo Protocol are promoted and protected and any violations are remedied. Mid-term outcomes * At least 2-6 countries targeted by the Maputo Protocol have ratified the Maputo protocol. * Greater domestication of the Maputo Protocol by 8-10 countries that have ratified. * Greater accountability by at least 8-10 countries that have ratified the Maputo Protocol Short term goals (what is expected to be different at the end of the project period) * Stronger, committed and results-oriented SOAWR Coalition implementing the All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. * Greater public awareness and pressure on governments to ratify, domesticate and implement the Maputo Protocol in 6-8 countries. * Governments of 6-8 countries recognize the importance of ratification, domestication and implementation of the Maputo Protocol. Sweden Equality Now Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Equality Now 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 5000000 5000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 5000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 600000 Equality Now 400000 Equality Now 400000 Equality Now 550000 Equality Now 600000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 350000 Equality Now 500000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 400000 Equality Now 11450000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 550000 Equality Now 700000 Equality Now 3000000 Equality Now 500000 Equality Now 3100000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 400000 Equality Now 400000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 2150000 Equality Now 250000 Equality Now 250000 Equality Now 400000 Equality Now 350000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 400000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 3200000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now 300000 Equality Now Gender equality and women’s and girls’ rights 2018–2022 Jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2018-2022 Enhanced global and regional preconditions to implement and strengthen global normative frameworks for gender equality and the enjoyment of human rights by all women and girls Stärkta globala och regionala förutsättningar att genomföra och stärka det globala normativa ramverket för jämställdhet och alla kvinnors och flickors åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Enhanced global and regional preconditions to counteract discrimination and gender-stereotypical norms and attitudes Stärkta globala och regionala förutsättningar att verka mot diskriminering och könsstereotypa normer och attityder. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Enhanced preconditions for women’s rights organisations, feminist movements and women human rights defenders to act independently and contribute to gender equality and the full enjoyment of human rights by all women and girls Stärkta förutsättningar för kvinnorättsorganisationer, feministiska rörelser och kvinnliga människorättsförsvarare att verka oberoende och bidra till jämställdhet och alla kvinnors och flickors fulla åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13605-13605A0102 Sweden Recognizing the persistent gender inequality and discriminatory practices against women in Africa, the AU Assembly adopted the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa 2003 in Maputo, Mozambique. The Maputo Protocol remains one of the most comprehensive and progressive instruments on women’s and girls’ rights with most of its provisions being tailored to the realities of the African continent. However, universal ratification has not been achieved and the domestication and implementation of the Protocol is at best poor. To amplify the progress, AU launched the All for Maputo Protocol Programme (AMPP) last year (2018) with the objective of universal ratification, domestication and implementation of the Maputo Protocol by all Member States accompanied by enforcement mechanisms involving the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights and the AU Special Rapporteur on Women’s Rights. The Solidarity for African Women’s Rights (SOAWR) Coalition, working closely with the AU Women Gender and Development Directorate (WGDD), was involved in the development and design of the AMPP and has been recognized as a key strategic partner in the implementation of the programme. Sida will contribute with funding of 20 MSEK during 2019-2023 for a project that will support the SOAWR Coalition’s contribution to the achievements of the AMPP and goes under the name “All for Maputo Protocol Initiative”. The project/Initiative is expected to result in; •A stronger coalition of women’s rights organizations engaged in joint action to ensure the implementation of the All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. •An approved and adopted 5-year Strategic Plan to guide the SOAWR Coalition. •A stronger push by CSO actors for the ratification of the Maputo Protocol by the remaining 14 countries to achieve universal ratification. •Improved domestication of the Protocol through national laws, policies and jurisprudence, and implementation. •An informed citizenry that is able to claim the rights of women and girls and are able to hold their governments to account on their obligations under the Protocol. •Greater engagement of different classes of citizens with the Protocol at the national, regional and continental levels – specially targeting the youth, media, creatives, academia and leaders/influencers. •Increased quality reporting to the African Commission within the set guidelines by Member States and CSOs. Sida will enter into agreement with Equality Now Nairobi, convening the SOAWR Coalition in its function as Secretariat. Som ett erkännande av den beständiga ojämlikheten och fortsatta diskrimineringen av kvinnor i Afrika så antog den Afrikanska Unionen (AU) ett protokoll till den afrikanska stadgan om mänskliga rättigheter och folkets rättigheter 2003 i Maputo med fokus på kvinnors rättigheter. Därefter kallat Maputoprotokollet. Maputoprotokollet är fortsatt en av de mer omfattande och progressiva instrumenten för att driva kampen för kvinnor och flickors rättigheter, med ett innehåll som är regionalt förankrat. Trots detta har universell ratificering inte uppnåtts och tillämningen av protokollets innehåll är som bäst begränsad. För att driva på utvecklingen lanserade AU programmet All for Maputo Protocol Programme (AMPP) förra året (2018) med syftet att nå universell ratificering och fullständig tillämpning av protokollets samtliga artiklar. Koalitionen Solidarity for African Women’s Rights (SOAWR), en samlingsorganisation för kvinnorättsorganisationer som arbetar för genomförandet av Maputoprotokollet, har varit instrumentell i framtagandet och utformningen av AMPP tillsammans med AUs Women Gender and Development Directorate (WGDD), och har erkänts som en strategisk partner i genomförandet av programmet. Sida kommer att bidra med 20 miljoner svenska kronor i finansiering under perioden 2019-2023 till ett projekt som kommer att möjliggöra SOAWRs bidrag till genomförandet av AMPP. Projektet benämns som “The All for Maputo Protocol Initiative” och förväntas resultera i följande: -En starkare koalition/samarbetsplattform av kvinnorättsorganisationer som är engagerade i gemensamt arbete och genomförandet av projektet All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. -En godkänd och antagen 5-årig strategisk plan som styr koalitionens arbete. -Ett starkare tryck från civilsamhällesaktörer för att de 14 länder som ännu inte har ratificerat Maputoprotokollet gör det. -Att fler länder har anpassat nationella juridiska system i enlighet med Maputoprotokollets innehåll. -En bättre informerad allmänhet som har möjlighet att kräva rättigheter för kvinnor och flickor, samt har möjlighet att hålla sina regeringar ansvariga för att leva upp till Maputoprotokollet. -Ökat deltagande och engagemang för Maputoprotokollet på nationell, regional och kontinental nivå – med särskilt fokus på unga, media, personer med kreativa yrken, akademin och personer i ledande position/influencers. -Ökad kvalitativ rapportering på efterlevnaden av Maputoprotokollet till den Afrikanska kommissionen enligt de riktlinjer som bestämts av medlemsstater och civilsamhället. Sida kommer att sluta avtal med Equality Now Nairobi som sammankallar SOAWR genom sin roll som koalitionens sekretariat. Long term goal The rights of women and girls under the Maputo Protocol are promoted and protected and any violations are remedied. Mid-term outcomes * At least 2-6 countries targeted by the Maputo Protocol have ratified the Maputo protocol. * Greater domestication of the Maputo Protocol by 8-10 countries that have ratified. * Greater accountability by at least 8-10 countries that have ratified the Maputo Protocol Short term goals (what is expected to be different at the end of the project period) * Stronger, committed and results-oriented SOAWR Coalition implementing the All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. * Greater public awareness and pressure on governments to ratify, domesticate and implement the Maputo Protocol in 6-8 countries. * Governments of 6-8 countries recognize the importance of ratification, domestication and implementation of the Maputo Protocol. Sweden Equality Now Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Equality Now 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 0 0 0 0 2000000 2000000 Equality Now 2000000 Equality Now Swedish global development cooperation on gender equality and women’s and girls’ rights 2022–2026 Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete för global jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2022- 2026 Global normative frame works Globala normativa ramverk Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Support to WROs and WHRDs Stärka Kvinnorättsorganisationer och kvinnorättsförsvarare Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13605-13605A0201 Sweden Recognizing the persistent gender inequality and discriminatory practices against women in Africa, the AU Assembly adopted the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa 2003 in Maputo, Mozambique. The Maputo Protocol remains one of the most comprehensive and progressive instruments on women’s and girls’ rights with most of its provisions being tailored to the realities of the African continent. However, universal ratification has not been achieved and the domestication and implementation of the Protocol is at best poor. To amplify the progress, AU launched the All for Maputo Protocol Programme (AMPP) last year (2018) with the objective of universal ratification, domestication and implementation of the Maputo Protocol by all Member States accompanied by enforcement mechanisms involving the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights and the AU Special Rapporteur on Women’s Rights. The Solidarity for African Women’s Rights (SOAWR) Coalition, working closely with the AU Women Gender and Development Directorate (WGDD), was involved in the development and design of the AMPP and has been recognized as a key strategic partner in the implementation of the programme. Sida will contribute with funding of 20 MSEK during 2019-2023 for a project that will support the SOAWR Coalition’s contribution to the achievements of the AMPP and goes under the name “All for Maputo Protocol Initiative”. The project/Initiative is expected to result in; •A stronger coalition of women’s rights organizations engaged in joint action to ensure the implementation of the All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. •An approved and adopted 5-year Strategic Plan to guide the SOAWR Coalition. •A stronger push by CSO actors for the ratification of the Maputo Protocol by the remaining 14 countries to achieve universal ratification. •Improved domestication of the Protocol through national laws, policies and jurisprudence, and implementation. •An informed citizenry that is able to claim the rights of women and girls and are able to hold their governments to account on their obligations under the Protocol. •Greater engagement of different classes of citizens with the Protocol at the national, regional and continental levels – specially targeting the youth, media, creatives, academia and leaders/influencers. •Increased quality reporting to the African Commission within the set guidelines by Member States and CSOs. Sida will enter into agreement with Equality Now Nairobi, convening the SOAWR Coalition in its function as Secretariat. Som ett erkännande av den beständiga ojämlikheten och fortsatta diskrimineringen av kvinnor i Afrika så antog den Afrikanska Unionen (AU) ett protokoll till den afrikanska stadgan om mänskliga rättigheter och folkets rättigheter 2003 i Maputo med fokus på kvinnors rättigheter. Därefter kallat Maputoprotokollet. Maputoprotokollet är fortsatt en av de mer omfattande och progressiva instrumenten för att driva kampen för kvinnor och flickors rättigheter, med ett innehåll som är regionalt förankrat. Trots detta har universell ratificering inte uppnåtts och tillämningen av protokollets innehåll är som bäst begränsad. För att driva på utvecklingen lanserade AU programmet All for Maputo Protocol Programme (AMPP) förra året (2018) med syftet att nå universell ratificering och fullständig tillämpning av protokollets samtliga artiklar. Koalitionen Solidarity for African Women’s Rights (SOAWR), en samlingsorganisation för kvinnorättsorganisationer som arbetar för genomförandet av Maputoprotokollet, har varit instrumentell i framtagandet och utformningen av AMPP tillsammans med AUs Women Gender and Development Directorate (WGDD), och har erkänts som en strategisk partner i genomförandet av programmet. Sida kommer att bidra med 20 miljoner svenska kronor i finansiering under perioden 2019-2023 till ett projekt som kommer att möjliggöra SOAWRs bidrag till genomförandet av AMPP. Projektet benämns som “The All for Maputo Protocol Initiative” och förväntas resultera i följande: -En starkare koalition/samarbetsplattform av kvinnorättsorganisationer som är engagerade i gemensamt arbete och genomförandet av projektet All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. -En godkänd och antagen 5-årig strategisk plan som styr koalitionens arbete. -Ett starkare tryck från civilsamhällesaktörer för att de 14 länder som ännu inte har ratificerat Maputoprotokollet gör det. -Att fler länder har anpassat nationella juridiska system i enlighet med Maputoprotokollets innehåll. -En bättre informerad allmänhet som har möjlighet att kräva rättigheter för kvinnor och flickor, samt har möjlighet att hålla sina regeringar ansvariga för att leva upp till Maputoprotokollet. -Ökat deltagande och engagemang för Maputoprotokollet på nationell, regional och kontinental nivå – med särskilt fokus på unga, media, personer med kreativa yrken, akademin och personer i ledande position/influencers. -Ökad kvalitativ rapportering på efterlevnaden av Maputoprotokollet till den Afrikanska kommissionen enligt de riktlinjer som bestämts av medlemsstater och civilsamhället. Sida kommer att sluta avtal med Equality Now Nairobi som sammankallar SOAWR genom sin roll som koalitionens sekretariat. Long term goal The rights of women and girls under the Maputo Protocol are promoted and protected and any violations are remedied. Mid-term outcomes * At least 2-6 countries targeted by the Maputo Protocol have ratified the Maputo protocol. * Greater domestication of the Maputo Protocol by 8-10 countries that have ratified. * Greater accountability by at least 8-10 countries that have ratified the Maputo Protocol Short term goals (what is expected to be different at the end of the project period) * Stronger, committed and results-oriented SOAWR Coalition implementing the All for Maputo Protocol Initiative. * Greater public awareness and pressure on governments to ratify, domesticate and implement the Maputo Protocol in 6-8 countries. * Governments of 6-8 countries recognize the importance of ratification, domestication and implementation of the Maputo Protocol. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 123500 123500 123500 Ernst & Young 123500 Ernst & Young Gender equality and women’s and girls’ rights 2018–2022 Jämställdhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter 2018-2022 Enhanced methods and capacity development for gender equality efforts Stärkt metod- och kapacitetsutveckling för jämställdhetsarbete Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13644 Sweden Sida's humanitarian unit conducted a partnership evaluation in 2012 and 2013, which resulted in Sida's current multi-year partnerships with a number of selected organizations. Sida intends to initiate a new evaluation of the current partnership in 2019. The evaluation is expected to be completed tentatively in 2020. The intention is to establish a new set of strategic partners from 2021. Almost all current strategic partner organizations will be included in the evaluation. A number of new organizations will also be included in the evaluation to give new humanitarian actors the possiblity to become future partners to Sida. The purpose of the evaluation is to provide the humanitarian unit with a robust basis for deciding on the next generation of strategic partners. It is not the objective of the evaluation to decide on the selection of future partners. The evaluation will provide Sida with an evidence base for a decision that is to be taken by the managers at the humanitarian unit. The Evaluation will include 16 of HUM's strategic partners, as well as a number of (five) non-partner organizations, to ensure that new organisations is given the opportunitie to become strategic partners with Sida. The new organizations to be included in the evaluation will be selected on an application procedure. The evaluation shall be carried out at country level and shall include 5 of the countries where Sida is providing humanitarian assistance. Utvärderingen kommer att genomföras på landnivå för att undersöka om Sidas strategiska partners är rätt aktörer att samarbeta med i ett urval av kriser/kontexter. Det strategiska partnerskapet medför att Sida framförallt har en kontinuerlig dialog med organisationerna på HQ-nivå, och om strategiska och globala frågor för organisationerna. Det utvärderingen skall fokusera på är att finna information om hur organisationerna genomför sin verksamhet mycket konkret på landnivå. Sida vill med utvärderingen säkerställa att vi samarbetar med relevanta och effektiva partner som genomför bistånd som bärs av de humanitära principerna i praktiken. Utvärderingen skall omfatta 16 av HUMs strategiska partner, samt ett antal (fem) organisationer som inte är partner, för att säkerställa att nya aktörer erbjuds möjlighet till att ingå ett strategiskt partnerskap med Sida. De nya organisationer som skall inkluderas i utvärderingen kommer att väljas ut på basis av ett enklare ansökningsförfarande inom vilket organisationer får anmäla sitt intresse. Krav för att kunna omfattas av utvärderingen och i förlängningen bli strategiska partners till Sida definieras av HUM. Utvärderingen skall genomföras på landnivå och skall omfatta 5 av mottagarländerna för Sidas humanitära bistånd. Utvärderingens syfte är att ge HUM ett robust underlag för beslut om nästa generations strategiska partners. Det är inte utvärderingen som skall göra urvalet, utvärderingen utgör ett beslutsunderlag som tillsammans med enhetens samlade kunskap om centrala humanitära aktörer, samt andra strategiska överväganden, bidrar till ett kvalificerat beslut om partnerskapssammansättningen fr o m 2021. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Sectors not specified Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-13644-13644A0101 Sweden Sida's humanitarian unit conducted a partnership evaluation in 2012 and 2013, which resulted in Sida's current multi-year partnerships with a number of selected organizations. Sida intends to initiate a new evaluation of the current partnership in 2019. The evaluation is expected to be completed tentatively in 2020. The intention is to establish a new set of strategic partners from 2021. Almost all current strategic partner organizations will be included in the evaluation. A number of new organizations will also be included in the evaluation to give new humanitarian actors the possiblity to become future partners to Sida. The purpose of the evaluation is to provide the humanitarian unit with a robust basis for deciding on the next generation of strategic partners. It is not the objective of the evaluation to decide on the selection of future partners. The evaluation will provide Sida with an evidence base for a decision that is to be taken by the managers at the humanitarian unit. The Evaluation will include 16 of HUM's strategic partners, as well as a number of (five) non-partner organizations, to ensure that new organisations is given the opportunitie to become strategic partners with Sida. The new organizations to be included in the evaluation will be selected on an application procedure. The evaluation shall be carried out at country level and shall include 5 of the countries where Sida is providing humanitarian assistance. Utvärderingen kommer att genomföras på landnivå för att undersöka om Sidas strategiska partners är rätt aktörer att samarbeta med i ett urval av kriser/kontexter. Det strategiska partnerskapet medför att Sida framförallt har en kontinuerlig dialog med organisationerna på HQ-nivå, och om strategiska och globala frågor för organisationerna. Det utvärderingen skall fokusera på är att finna information om hur organisationerna genomför sin verksamhet mycket konkret på landnivå. Sida vill med utvärderingen säkerställa att vi samarbetar med relevanta och effektiva partner som genomför bistånd som bärs av de humanitära principerna i praktiken. Utvärderingen skall omfatta 16 av HUMs strategiska partner, samt ett antal (fem) organisationer som inte är partner, för att säkerställa att nya aktörer erbjuds möjlighet till att ingå ett strategiskt partnerskap med Sida. De nya organisationer som skall inkluderas i utvärderingen kommer att väljas ut på basis av ett enklare ansökningsförfarande inom vilket organisationer får anmäla sitt intresse. Krav för att kunna omfattas av utvärderingen och i förlängningen bli strategiska partners till Sida definieras av HUM. Utvärderingen skall genomföras på landnivå och skall omfatta 5 av mottagarländerna för Sidas humanitära bistånd. Utvärderingens syfte är att ge HUM ett robust underlag för beslut om nästa generations strategiska partners. Det är inte utvärderingen som skall göra urvalet, utvärderingen utgör ett beslutsunderlag som tillsammans med enhetens samlade kunskap om centrala humanitära aktörer, samt andra strategiska överväganden, bidrar till ett kvalificerat beslut om partnerskapssammansättningen fr o m 2021. Sweden Itad Ltd Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Itad Ltd 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6601339 0 0 62176 1667825 775871 0 4095467 6601339 Itad Ltd 1667825.72 Itad Ltd 62175.71 Itad Ltd 4118866.73 Itad Ltd 775870.78 Itad Ltd -23400 Itad Ltd Humanitarian aid 2017-2020 Humanitärt bistånd 2017-2020 Meet humanitarian needs of women, men, girls and boys affected by crisis through rapid, efficient and flexible support. Sida will meet specific humanitarian needs, including those of groups in especially vulnerable situations Möta krisdrabbades kvinnors, mäns, flickors och pojkars humanitära behov genom snabbt, effektivt och flexibelt stöd. Sida ska möta specifika humanitära behov, inklusive hos grupper i särskilt utsatta situationer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-13644-13644A0102 Sweden Sida's humanitarian unit conducted a partnership evaluation in 2012 and 2013, which resulted in Sida's current multi-year partnerships with a number of selected organizations. Sida intends to initiate a new evaluation of the current partnership in 2019. The evaluation is expected to be completed tentatively in 2020. The intention is to establish a new set of strategic partners from 2021. Almost all current strategic partner organizations will be included in the evaluation. A number of new organizations will also be included in the evaluation to give new humanitarian actors the possiblity to become future partners to Sida. The purpose of the evaluation is to provide the humanitarian unit with a robust basis for deciding on the next generation of strategic partners. It is not the objective of the evaluation to decide on the selection of future partners. The evaluation will provide Sida with an evidence base for a decision that is to be taken by the managers at the humanitarian unit. The Evaluation will include 16 of HUM's strategic partners, as well as a number of (five) non-partner organizations, to ensure that new organisations is given the opportunitie to become strategic partners with Sida. The new organizations to be included in the evaluation will be selected on an application procedure. The evaluation shall be carried out at country level and shall include 5 of the countries where Sida is providing humanitarian assistance. Utvärderingen kommer att genomföras på landnivå för att undersöka om Sidas strategiska partners är rätt aktörer att samarbeta med i ett urval av kriser/kontexter. Det strategiska partnerskapet medför att Sida framförallt har en kontinuerlig dialog med organisationerna på HQ-nivå, och om strategiska och globala frågor för organisationerna. Det utvärderingen skall fokusera på är att finna information om hur organisationerna genomför sin verksamhet mycket konkret på landnivå. Sida vill med utvärderingen säkerställa att vi samarbetar med relevanta och effektiva partner som genomför bistånd som bärs av de humanitära principerna i praktiken. Utvärderingen skall omfatta 16 av HUMs strategiska partner, samt ett antal (fem) organisationer som inte är partner, för att säkerställa att nya aktörer erbjuds möjlighet till att ingå ett strategiskt partnerskap med Sida. De nya organisationer som skall inkluderas i utvärderingen kommer att väljas ut på basis av ett enklare ansökningsförfarande inom vilket organisationer får anmäla sitt intresse. Krav för att kunna omfattas av utvärderingen och i förlängningen bli strategiska partners till Sida definieras av HUM. Utvärderingen skall genomföras på landnivå och skall omfatta 5 av mottagarländerna för Sidas humanitära bistånd. Utvärderingens syfte är att ge HUM ett robust underlag för beslut om nästa generations strategiska partners. Det är inte utvärderingen som skall göra urvalet, utvärderingen utgör ett beslutsunderlag som tillsammans med enhetens samlade kunskap om centrala humanitära aktörer, samt andra strategiska överväganden, bidrar till ett kvalificerat beslut om partnerskapssammansättningen fr o m 2021. Sweden Itad Ltd Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency HERE/Humanitarian Exchange and Research Center 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 23400 23400 23400 HERE/Humanitarian Exchange and Research Center 23400 HERE/Humanitarian Exchange and Research Center Humanitarian aid 2017-2020 Humanitärt bistånd 2017-2020 Meet humanitarian needs of women, men, girls and boys affected by crisis through rapid, efficient and flexible support. Sida will meet specific humanitarian needs, including those of groups in especially vulnerable situations Möta krisdrabbades kvinnors, mäns, flickors och pojkars humanitära behov genom snabbt, effektivt och flexibelt stöd. Sida ska möta specifika humanitära behov, inklusive hos grupper i särskilt utsatta situationer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-13644-13644A0103 Sweden Sida's humanitarian unit conducted a partnership evaluation in 2012 and 2013, which resulted in Sida's current multi-year partnerships with a number of selected organizations. Sida intends to initiate a new evaluation of the current partnership in 2019. The evaluation is expected to be completed tentatively in 2020. The intention is to establish a new set of strategic partners from 2021. Almost all current strategic partner organizations will be included in the evaluation. A number of new organizations will also be included in the evaluation to give new humanitarian actors the possiblity to become future partners to Sida. The purpose of the evaluation is to provide the humanitarian unit with a robust basis for deciding on the next generation of strategic partners. It is not the objective of the evaluation to decide on the selection of future partners. The evaluation will provide Sida with an evidence base for a decision that is to be taken by the managers at the humanitarian unit. The Evaluation will include 16 of HUM's strategic partners, as well as a number of (five) non-partner organizations, to ensure that new organisations is given the opportunitie to become strategic partners with Sida. The new organizations to be included in the evaluation will be selected on an application procedure. The evaluation shall be carried out at country level and shall include 5 of the countries where Sida is providing humanitarian assistance. Utvärderingen kommer att genomföras på landnivå för att undersöka om Sidas strategiska partners är rätt aktörer att samarbeta med i ett urval av kriser/kontexter. Det strategiska partnerskapet medför att Sida framförallt har en kontinuerlig dialog med organisationerna på HQ-nivå, och om strategiska och globala frågor för organisationerna. Det utvärderingen skall fokusera på är att finna information om hur organisationerna genomför sin verksamhet mycket konkret på landnivå. Sida vill med utvärderingen säkerställa att vi samarbetar med relevanta och effektiva partner som genomför bistånd som bärs av de humanitära principerna i praktiken. Utvärderingen skall omfatta 16 av HUMs strategiska partner, samt ett antal (fem) organisationer som inte är partner, för att säkerställa att nya aktörer erbjuds möjlighet till att ingå ett strategiskt partnerskap med Sida. De nya organisationer som skall inkluderas i utvärderingen kommer att väljas ut på basis av ett enklare ansökningsförfarande inom vilket organisationer får anmäla sitt intresse. Krav för att kunna omfattas av utvärderingen och i förlängningen bli strategiska partners till Sida definieras av HUM. Utvärderingen skall genomföras på landnivå och skall omfatta 5 av mottagarländerna för Sidas humanitära bistånd. Utvärderingens syfte är att ge HUM ett robust underlag för beslut om nästa generations strategiska partners. Det är inte utvärderingen som skall göra urvalet, utvärderingen utgör ett beslutsunderlag som tillsammans med enhetens samlade kunskap om centrala humanitära aktörer, samt andra strategiska överväganden, bidrar till ett kvalificerat beslut om partnerskapssammansättningen fr o m 2021. Sweden Itad Ltd Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Pareto Consulting LLC 17.7 - Promote the development, transfer, dissemination and diffusion of environmentally sound technologies to developing countries on favourable terms, including on concessional and preferential terms, as mutually agreed. 17.7 - Främja utveckling, överföring och spridning av miljövänlig teknik till utvecklingsländerna på gynnsamma villkor, inklusive koncessions- och förmånsvillkor, på villkor som överenskommits mellan parterna. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 26484 26484 26484 Pareto Consulting LLC 26483.55 Pareto Consulting LLC 0 Pareto Consulting LLC 0 Pareto Consulting LLC Humanitarian aid 2017-2020 Humanitärt bistånd 2017-2020 Meet humanitarian needs of women, men, girls and boys affected by crisis through rapid, efficient and flexible support. Sida will meet specific humanitarian needs, including those of groups in especially vulnerable situations Möta krisdrabbades kvinnors, mäns, flickors och pojkars humanitära behov genom snabbt, effektivt och flexibelt stöd. Sida ska möta specifika humanitära behov, inklusive hos grupper i särskilt utsatta situationer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-13663 Sweden Swedish Radiation Safety Authority has applied to Sida for funding of 7 309 250 SEK for implementing the project "Radioactive Waste Management Moldova" during the period 2019-2021. The proposal comprises two main activities: (1) implementation of an environmental and radiological monitoring programme at the national site for radioactive waste management and (2) design, licensing and construction of a storage facility for radioactive waste at the national radioactive waste management site. The storage facility is needed for legacy waste to be retrieved from a Radon-type disposal facility and other future waste streams. This project aims to improve environment impact from radioactive waste management and strengthened resilience to such impact. The project will also contribute to more sustainable community service in radioactive waste management, as well as improving awareness of challenges in the area of radioactive waste management through communication activities on national ministerial level and by information exchange with international organisations, including the European Union and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).To a certain extent the project can also be expected to contribute to enhanced environmental responsibility by the public, business community and civil society. Strålsäkerhetsmyndigheten har ansökt till Sida om finansiering av 7 309 250 SEK för att implementera projektet ”Radioaktivt avfallshantering Moldavien” under perioden 2019–2021. Förslaget omfattar två huvudsakliga aktiviteter: (1) Implementering av ett miljö- och radiologiskt övervakningsprogram på den nationella platsen för hantering av radioaktivt avfall och (2) designa, licensiera och bygga en lagringsanläggning för radioaktivt avfall på den nationella platsen för hantering av radioaktivt avfall. Lagringsanläggningen behövs för äldre avfall som ska hämtas från en avfallsanläggning av Radon-typ, och andra framtida avfallsströmmar. Det här projektet ämnar till att förbättra miljöpåverkan från hanteringen av radioaktivt avfall och stärka motståndskraften mot sådan inverkan. Projektet kommer även att bidra till en mer hållbar samhällsservice inom hanteringen av radioaktivt avfall samt förbättra medvetenheten kring utmaningar inom området av radioaktivt avfall genom kommunikationsverksamhet på nationell ministernivå och genom informationsutbyte med internationella organisationer, inklusive Europeiska Unionen och Internationella atomenergiorganet (IAEA). I viss utsträckning kan projektet även förväntas bidra till ett ökat miljöansvar från allmänheten, näringslivet och civilsamhället. Overall project objectives To contribute to the safe management of legacy radioactive waste and disused radioactive sources in Moldova.  To reduce radiological threats to people and the environment posed by the leaking legacy disposal facility (by facilitating decommissioning of the legacy Radon-type disposal facility). Specific objectives To contribute to increasing RWMCo’s control and general understanding of the environmental and radiological conditions and their future evolution at the national radioactive waste management site outside Chisinau. To protect human health and the environment from possible detrimental effects of ionising radiation resulting from the Soviet legacy waste at the national radioactive waste management facility. Outcomes Protection of human health and the environment from possible detrimental effects of ionising radiation resulting from the Soviet legacy waste at the national radioactive waste management facility. A general understanding of the radiological situation at the national radioactive waste management site and its future development. The national waste management site complies with international guidance on monitoring of a site for radioactive waste management. The existence of a comprehensive monitoring programme contributes to the continued safe operation of the national waste management site and the possibility to implement planned international support projects on decommissioning of the Radon-type disposal facility.   By the end of the project, a radiological monitoring system will be established and applied at the national radioactive waste management site and the storage facility for the legacy radioactive waste will be built in compliance with IAEA standards. The constructed storage facility will have the capacity to store not only the legacy waste retrieved from the RADON-type deposit, but also to ensure space for future needs. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Moldova (the Republic of) Waste management/disposal Water Supply & Sanitation Terms of Reference on Infrastructure Capacity Building in the Area of Radioactive Waste Management in Moldova regarding:     - Environmental and Radiological Monitoring Program, and     - Design of radioactive waste storage facility. Terms of Reference has been developed and agreed with the design Company CITON, technical and financial offer has been submitted to SSM. A local Project Implementation Unit has been established. Description of Actions Document for the EU project has been elaborated and distributed to SIDA and the EU for final review and preparing for the Contribution Agreement. As a part of the project on Design and Construction of Radioactive Waste storage facility at the National Radioactive Waste storage site, a new SSM report (an update of the previous environmental and radiological risk assessment) has been elaborated within the frames of the ongoing project financed by the Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA). The updated report confirms the results of the previous assessment of potential radiological impacts of the disposal facility and also identifies areas for further model development. This study is relevant for other countries in the former Soviet states with similar legacy radioactive waste disposal sites and so has a wider significance.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13663-13663A0101 Sweden Swedish Radiation Safety Authority has applied to Sida for funding of 7 309 250 SEK for implementing the project "Radioactive Waste Management Moldova" during the period 2019-2021. The proposal comprises two main activities: (1) implementation of an environmental and radiological monitoring programme at the national site for radioactive waste management and (2) design, licensing and construction of a storage facility for radioactive waste at the national radioactive waste management site. The storage facility is needed for legacy waste to be retrieved from a Radon-type disposal facility and other future waste streams. This project aims to improve environment impact from radioactive waste management and strengthened resilience to such impact. The project will also contribute to more sustainable community service in radioactive waste management, as well as improving awareness of challenges in the area of radioactive waste management through communication activities on national ministerial level and by information exchange with international organisations, including the European Union and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).To a certain extent the project can also be expected to contribute to enhanced environmental responsibility by the public, business community and civil society. Strålsäkerhetsmyndigheten har ansökt till Sida om finansiering av 7 309 250 SEK för att implementera projektet ”Radioaktivt avfallshantering Moldavien” under perioden 2019–2021. Förslaget omfattar två huvudsakliga aktiviteter: (1) Implementering av ett miljö- och radiologiskt övervakningsprogram på den nationella platsen för hantering av radioaktivt avfall och (2) designa, licensiera och bygga en lagringsanläggning för radioaktivt avfall på den nationella platsen för hantering av radioaktivt avfall. Lagringsanläggningen behövs för äldre avfall som ska hämtas från en avfallsanläggning av Radon-typ, och andra framtida avfallsströmmar. Det här projektet ämnar till att förbättra miljöpåverkan från hanteringen av radioaktivt avfall och stärka motståndskraften mot sådan inverkan. Projektet kommer även att bidra till en mer hållbar samhällsservice inom hanteringen av radioaktivt avfall samt förbättra medvetenheten kring utmaningar inom området av radioaktivt avfall genom kommunikationsverksamhet på nationell ministernivå och genom informationsutbyte med internationella organisationer, inklusive Europeiska Unionen och Internationella atomenergiorganet (IAEA). I viss utsträckning kan projektet även förväntas bidra till ett ökat miljöansvar från allmänheten, näringslivet och civilsamhället. Overall project objectives To contribute to the safe management of legacy radioactive waste and disused radioactive sources in Moldova.  To reduce radiological threats to people and the environment posed by the leaking legacy disposal facility (by facilitating decommissioning of the legacy Radon-type disposal facility). Specific objectives To contribute to increasing RWMCo’s control and general understanding of the environmental and radiological conditions and their future evolution at the national radioactive waste management site outside Chisinau. To protect human health and the environment from possible detrimental effects of ionising radiation resulting from the Soviet legacy waste at the national radioactive waste management facility. Outcomes Protection of human health and the environment from possible detrimental effects of ionising radiation resulting from the Soviet legacy waste at the national radioactive waste management facility. A general understanding of the radiological situation at the national radioactive waste management site and its future development. The national waste management site complies with international guidance on monitoring of a site for radioactive waste management. The existence of a comprehensive monitoring programme contributes to the continued safe operation of the national waste management site and the possibility to implement planned international support projects on decommissioning of the Radon-type disposal facility.   By the end of the project, a radiological monitoring system will be established and applied at the national radioactive waste management site and the storage facility for the legacy radioactive waste will be built in compliance with IAEA standards. The constructed storage facility will have the capacity to store not only the legacy waste retrieved from the RADON-type deposit, but also to ensure space for future needs. Sweden Strålsäkerhetsmyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Strålsäkerhetsmyndigheten 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. 7.b - By 2030, expand infrastructure and upgrade technology for supplying modern and sustainable energy services for all in developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing countries, in accordance with their respective programmes of support. 7.b - Till 2030 bygga ut infrastrukturen och uppgradera tekniken för att leverera moderna och hållbara energitjänster till alla i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 0 0 0 0 4000000 4000000 Strålsäkerhetsmyndigheten 4000000 Strålsäkerhetsmyndigheten Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13663-13663A0102 Sweden Swedish Radiation Safety Authority has applied to Sida for funding of 7 309 250 SEK for implementing the project "Radioactive Waste Management Moldova" during the period 2019-2021. The proposal comprises two main activities: (1) implementation of an environmental and radiological monitoring programme at the national site for radioactive waste management and (2) design, licensing and construction of a storage facility for radioactive waste at the national radioactive waste management site. The storage facility is needed for legacy waste to be retrieved from a Radon-type disposal facility and other future waste streams. This project aims to improve environment impact from radioactive waste management and strengthened resilience to such impact. The project will also contribute to more sustainable community service in radioactive waste management, as well as improving awareness of challenges in the area of radioactive waste management through communication activities on national ministerial level and by information exchange with international organisations, including the European Union and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).To a certain extent the project can also be expected to contribute to enhanced environmental responsibility by the public, business community and civil society. Strålsäkerhetsmyndigheten har ansökt till Sida om finansiering av 7 309 250 SEK för att implementera projektet ”Radioaktivt avfallshantering Moldavien” under perioden 2019–2021. Förslaget omfattar två huvudsakliga aktiviteter: (1) Implementering av ett miljö- och radiologiskt övervakningsprogram på den nationella platsen för hantering av radioaktivt avfall och (2) designa, licensiera och bygga en lagringsanläggning för radioaktivt avfall på den nationella platsen för hantering av radioaktivt avfall. Lagringsanläggningen behövs för äldre avfall som ska hämtas från en avfallsanläggning av Radon-typ, och andra framtida avfallsströmmar. Det här projektet ämnar till att förbättra miljöpåverkan från hanteringen av radioaktivt avfall och stärka motståndskraften mot sådan inverkan. Projektet kommer även att bidra till en mer hållbar samhällsservice inom hanteringen av radioaktivt avfall samt förbättra medvetenheten kring utmaningar inom området av radioaktivt avfall genom kommunikationsverksamhet på nationell ministernivå och genom informationsutbyte med internationella organisationer, inklusive Europeiska Unionen och Internationella atomenergiorganet (IAEA). I viss utsträckning kan projektet även förväntas bidra till ett ökat miljöansvar från allmänheten, näringslivet och civilsamhället. Overall project objectives To contribute to the safe management of legacy radioactive waste and disused radioactive sources in Moldova.  To reduce radiological threats to people and the environment posed by the leaking legacy disposal facility (by facilitating decommissioning of the legacy Radon-type disposal facility). Specific objectives To contribute to increasing RWMCo’s control and general understanding of the environmental and radiological conditions and their future evolution at the national radioactive waste management site outside Chisinau. To protect human health and the environment from possible detrimental effects of ionising radiation resulting from the Soviet legacy waste at the national radioactive waste management facility. Outcomes Protection of human health and the environment from possible detrimental effects of ionising radiation resulting from the Soviet legacy waste at the national radioactive waste management facility. A general understanding of the radiological situation at the national radioactive waste management site and its future development. The national waste management site complies with international guidance on monitoring of a site for radioactive waste management. The existence of a comprehensive monitoring programme contributes to the continued safe operation of the national waste management site and the possibility to implement planned international support projects on decommissioning of the Radon-type disposal facility.   By the end of the project, a radiological monitoring system will be established and applied at the national radioactive waste management site and the storage facility for the legacy radioactive waste will be built in compliance with IAEA standards. The constructed storage facility will have the capacity to store not only the legacy waste retrieved from the RADON-type deposit, but also to ensure space for future needs. Sweden Strålsäkerhetsmyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Strålsäkerhetsmyndigheten 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. 7.b - By 2030, expand infrastructure and upgrade technology for supplying modern and sustainable energy services for all in developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing countries, in accordance with their respective programmes of support. 7.b - Till 2030 bygga ut infrastrukturen och uppgradera tekniken för att leverera moderna och hållbara energitjänster till alla i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 3309250 0 0 3309250 3309250 Strålsäkerhetsmyndigheten 3309250 Strålsäkerhetsmyndigheten Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Östeuropa: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13663-13663A0103 Sweden Swedish Radiation Safety Authority has applied to Sida for funding of 7 309 250 SEK for implementing the project "Radioactive Waste Management Moldova" during the period 2019-2021. The proposal comprises two main activities: (1) implementation of an environmental and radiological monitoring programme at the national site for radioactive waste management and (2) design, licensing and construction of a storage facility for radioactive waste at the national radioactive waste management site. The storage facility is needed for legacy waste to be retrieved from a Radon-type disposal facility and other future waste streams. This project aims to improve environment impact from radioactive waste management and strengthened resilience to such impact. The project will also contribute to more sustainable community service in radioactive waste management, as well as improving awareness of challenges in the area of radioactive waste management through communication activities on national ministerial level and by information exchange with international organisations, including the European Union and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).To a certain extent the project can also be expected to contribute to enhanced environmental responsibility by the public, business community and civil society. Strålsäkerhetsmyndigheten har ansökt till Sida om finansiering av 7 309 250 SEK för att implementera projektet ”Radioaktivt avfallshantering Moldavien” under perioden 2019–2021. Förslaget omfattar två huvudsakliga aktiviteter: (1) Implementering av ett miljö- och radiologiskt övervakningsprogram på den nationella platsen för hantering av radioaktivt avfall och (2) designa, licensiera och bygga en lagringsanläggning för radioaktivt avfall på den nationella platsen för hantering av radioaktivt avfall. Lagringsanläggningen behövs för äldre avfall som ska hämtas från en avfallsanläggning av Radon-typ, och andra framtida avfallsströmmar. Det här projektet ämnar till att förbättra miljöpåverkan från hanteringen av radioaktivt avfall och stärka motståndskraften mot sådan inverkan. Projektet kommer även att bidra till en mer hållbar samhällsservice inom hanteringen av radioaktivt avfall samt förbättra medvetenheten kring utmaningar inom området av radioaktivt avfall genom kommunikationsverksamhet på nationell ministernivå och genom informationsutbyte med internationella organisationer, inklusive Europeiska Unionen och Internationella atomenergiorganet (IAEA). I viss utsträckning kan projektet även förväntas bidra till ett ökat miljöansvar från allmänheten, näringslivet och civilsamhället. Overall project objectives To contribute to the safe management of legacy radioactive waste and disused radioactive sources in Moldova.  To reduce radiological threats to people and the environment posed by the leaking legacy disposal facility (by facilitating decommissioning of the legacy Radon-type disposal facility). Specific objectives To contribute to increasing RWMCo’s control and general understanding of the environmental and radiological conditions and their future evolution at the national radioactive waste management site outside Chisinau. To protect human health and the environment from possible detrimental effects of ionising radiation resulting from the Soviet legacy waste at the national radioactive waste management facility. Outcomes Protection of human health and the environment from possible detrimental effects of ionising radiation resulting from the Soviet legacy waste at the national radioactive waste management facility. A general understanding of the radiological situation at the national radioactive waste management site and its future development. The national waste management site complies with international guidance on monitoring of a site for radioactive waste management. The existence of a comprehensive monitoring programme contributes to the continued safe operation of the national waste management site and the possibility to implement planned international support projects on decommissioning of the Radon-type disposal facility.   By the end of the project, a radiological monitoring system will be established and applied at the national radioactive waste management site and the storage facility for the legacy radioactive waste will be built in compliance with IAEA standards. The constructed storage facility will have the capacity to store not only the legacy waste retrieved from the RADON-type deposit, but also to ensure space for future needs. Sweden Strålsäkerhetsmyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Strålsäkerhetsmyndigheten 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 7.b - By 2030, expand infrastructure and upgrade technology for supplying modern and sustainable energy services for all in developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing countries, in accordance with their respective programmes of support. 7.b - Till 2030 bygga ut infrastrukturen och uppgradera tekniken för att leverera moderna och hållbara energitjänster till alla i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -2100000 0 0 -147156 0 0 0 -2100000 Strålsäkerhetsmyndigheten -147156.22 Strålsäkerhetsmyndigheten Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-13712 Sweden Search For Common Ground (SFCG) has applied to Sida for funding of 44 995 758 SEK to carry out the " Engaging CSO in Eastern Congo in Power of Civic Space program" during the period 30th November 2020 - 31st December 2024. The program aims to advance the goal of a DRC in which women and men, civil society organizations, and community groups are able to strengthen their capacity to promote democracy and improve inclusive governance, gender equality, and political participation. The program will be implemented at community level. The program will: •Enable CSOs, of which several are led by women and deliver crucial social services, and social movements to increase collective action and advocacy influencing security, human rights, governance and peace processes; •Strengthen the representation of women's and youth's voices vis-à-vis state duty-bearers; •Establish and facilitate a citizen-state consultation process by which authorities at provincial, territorial and local levels adopt practices and procedures in response to citizens’ demands for increased accountability, transparency, inclusiveness of governance, increased respect for gender equality and increased protection of citizens’ rights; •Strengthen CSO operational and technical capacity, representativeness, and network action, based on agreed criteria; •Increase human rights-relevant policies, action plans at global level developed with active participation of primary stakeholders or CSOs representing them. SFCG will implement the intervention together with the local organizations in three DRC provinces namely: North Kivu, South Kivu and Tanganyika. The intervention’s total budget is 44 995 758 SEK and Sida is the only donor to the program. Search For Common Ground (SFCG) har ansökt om finansiering på 44 995 758 SEK för att genomföra "Engaging CSO in Eastern Congo in Power of Civic Space program" under perioden 30 november 2020 till 31 december 2024. Programmet syftar till att stärka förmågan hos flickor, kvinnor, pojkar och män som organiserar sig i det civila samhället att påverka samhällsutvecklingen. Därmed bidrar programmet till att främja demokrati, en mer inkluderande styrning på lokalnivå, jämställdhet och politiskt deltagande. Programmet kommer att genomföras på lokal nivå i den östra delen av landet. Programmet kommer att: • Aktivera civilsamhällesorganisationer, varav flera leds av kvinnor och många bidrar till samhällsservicen, för att främja säkerhet, mänskliga rättigheter, styrning och fredsprocesser • Öka och effektivisera de primära intressenternas röster gentemot statliga institutioner • Inrätta och underlätta en samrådsprocess mellan medborgare och myndigheter på provinsiell, territoriell och lokal nivå så att de antar metoder och förfaranden som svarar mot medborgarnas krav på ansvarstagande, öppenhet, inkluderande styrning, respekt för jämställdhet mellan könen och skydd för medborgarna rättigheter; • Stärka organisationernas operativa och tekniska kapacitet, representativitet och nätverk; • Stärka organisationernas integrering av mänskliga rättigheter på olika nivåer. SFCG kommer att genomföra programmet tillsammans med lokala organisationer i tre provinser i östra DRK, nämligen Nord-Kivu, Syd-Kivu och Tanganyika. Insatsens totala budget är 44 995 758 SEK och Sida är den enda givaren till programmet. The overall goal of the programme is to work to strengthen the capacity of civil society to promote democracy and to improve inclusive governance, gender equality, and women's and youths political participation in DRC. In doing so, it will seek the following outcomes: Outcome 1: Strengthened civic and political participation of CSOs is characterized by increased responsiveness and accountability to conflict-affected communities in Eastern DRC, especially the most marginalized such as women and youth; Outcome 2: Democracy for all is promoted through effective governance systems which allow conflict-affected communities to defend and enforce their rights, supported by responsive and accountable duty-bearers and power-holders; Outcome 3: Peacebuilding and stabilization efforts allow conflict-affected communities to collectively negotiate and influence decision making, redress grievances, and resolve disputes through fair and inclusive local mechanisms, within a context of open civic space and respect for human rights. Actions taken to accomplish these Outcomes include: Community-led research, such as actor mapping, conflict analysis, and participatory action research to identify barriers and opportunities; Skills trainings on capacity building, conflict resolution, and leadership for CSOs, activists, and authorities; Lobbying, advocacy, and communications campaigns to ensure responsive governance and research uptake among policymakers and governance structures. The overall goal of this cost extension phase is to foster inclusive governance in South Kivu. This goal will be supported by three specific objectives: Objective 1: Reinforce sustained civic engagement of civil society in South Kivu. Objective 2: Increase trust and collaboration on issues of governance and civic participation between civil society and local authorities in South Kivu. Objective 3: Promote civic norms that favor inclusive, accountable decision making and responsible engagement. Across the above mentioned objectives, a particular emphasis will be put on addressing a range of technical (land governance and natural resource governance, decentralization) and cross-cutting issues (role of women, youth, and minorities in governance), which have been identified during the previous phase. SFCG sees an opportunity to build upon the success of the first phase of Power of Civic Space with additional actions aimed at: Reinforcing knowledge, skills, and networks to strengthen the capacity of civil society in South Kivu to effectively promote inclusive governance; fostering deeper collaboration with local authorities to actively embrace and support meaningful civic engagement; supporting efforts between communities and local authorities to jointly identify and address issues related to governance and civic engagement. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Throughout the period under review, the context and developments in the project intervention area at early 2025 were characterised by the following facts: - The occupation of areas by the AFC/M23 armed group, making access extremely difficult. - The relocation of the legal authorities and the establishment of a de facto administration. The legal authorities of South Kivu moved from Bukavu to Uvira, limiting opportunities for direct collaboration with local administrations in the affected areas. Meanwhile, de facto administration established new local authorities within the decentralised territorial entities under its occupation. - The proliferation of hate speech and ethnic polarisation. The crisis is amplifying community tensions and violence in conflict zones. - The closure of banks and microfinance institutions (MFIs) is severely disrupting local economic activities, affecting the population's capacity to adapt and recover. Implementing partners are struggling to obtain cash for activities in the field. - Persistent insecurity leads to uncertainty and fear in the project area. As a result, key activities need to be systematically readjusted. The development of the security situation described above has made it difficult, almost impossible, to achieve the project's objectives. Consequently, in late October 2025, the Embassy informed the cooperation partner the need for early closure of the project by the end of January 2026. Considering the security situation in South Kivu since the beginning of 2025 and its political impact, the Embassy appreciated the flexibility that Search for Common Ground has shown and the adjustments made to ensure the continuation of the project's implementation in such a difficult context. However, the project's ultimate goal was to get communities, civil society, and local authorities working more closely together to make governance participative. As things stand now, this seems difficult to achieve because the local authorities involved are either de facto auithorities or have moved to other areas. Given that no investment is allowed for de facto authorities subject to international sanctions, and with no prospect of a resolution to the crisis, the Embassy assesses that continuing the project is no longer justifiable, since investment cannot be made in local authorities that are themselves absent from their respective territories. A decision has therefore been taken on early closure of the project, in accordance with Article 18 of the general conditions applicable to grants awarded by Sida to NGOs (agreement - Annex A). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13712-13712A0101 Sweden Search For Common Ground (SFCG) has applied to Sida for funding of 44 995 758 SEK to carry out the " Engaging CSO in Eastern Congo in Power of Civic Space program" during the period 30th November 2020 - 31st December 2024. The program aims to advance the goal of a DRC in which women and men, civil society organizations, and community groups are able to strengthen their capacity to promote democracy and improve inclusive governance, gender equality, and political participation. The program will be implemented at community level. The program will: •Enable CSOs, of which several are led by women and deliver crucial social services, and social movements to increase collective action and advocacy influencing security, human rights, governance and peace processes; •Strengthen the representation of women's and youth's voices vis-à-vis state duty-bearers; •Establish and facilitate a citizen-state consultation process by which authorities at provincial, territorial and local levels adopt practices and procedures in response to citizens’ demands for increased accountability, transparency, inclusiveness of governance, increased respect for gender equality and increased protection of citizens’ rights; •Strengthen CSO operational and technical capacity, representativeness, and network action, based on agreed criteria; •Increase human rights-relevant policies, action plans at global level developed with active participation of primary stakeholders or CSOs representing them. SFCG will implement the intervention together with the local organizations in three DRC provinces namely: North Kivu, South Kivu and Tanganyika. The intervention’s total budget is 44 995 758 SEK and Sida is the only donor to the program. Search For Common Ground (SFCG) har ansökt om finansiering på 44 995 758 SEK för att genomföra "Engaging CSO in Eastern Congo in Power of Civic Space program" under perioden 30 november 2020 till 31 december 2024. Programmet syftar till att stärka förmågan hos flickor, kvinnor, pojkar och män som organiserar sig i det civila samhället att påverka samhällsutvecklingen. Därmed bidrar programmet till att främja demokrati, en mer inkluderande styrning på lokalnivå, jämställdhet och politiskt deltagande. Programmet kommer att genomföras på lokal nivå i den östra delen av landet. Programmet kommer att: • Aktivera civilsamhällesorganisationer, varav flera leds av kvinnor och många bidrar till samhällsservicen, för att främja säkerhet, mänskliga rättigheter, styrning och fredsprocesser • Öka och effektivisera de primära intressenternas röster gentemot statliga institutioner • Inrätta och underlätta en samrådsprocess mellan medborgare och myndigheter på provinsiell, territoriell och lokal nivå så att de antar metoder och förfaranden som svarar mot medborgarnas krav på ansvarstagande, öppenhet, inkluderande styrning, respekt för jämställdhet mellan könen och skydd för medborgarna rättigheter; • Stärka organisationernas operativa och tekniska kapacitet, representativitet och nätverk; • Stärka organisationernas integrering av mänskliga rättigheter på olika nivåer. SFCG kommer att genomföra programmet tillsammans med lokala organisationer i tre provinser i östra DRK, nämligen Nord-Kivu, Syd-Kivu och Tanganyika. Insatsens totala budget är 44 995 758 SEK och Sida är den enda givaren till programmet. The overall goal of the programme is to work to strengthen the capacity of civil society to promote democracy and to improve inclusive governance, gender equality, and women's and youths political participation in DRC. In doing so, it will seek the following outcomes: Outcome 1: Strengthened civic and political participation of CSOs is characterized by increased responsiveness and accountability to conflict-affected communities in Eastern DRC, especially the most marginalized such as women and youth; Outcome 2: Democracy for all is promoted through effective governance systems which allow conflict-affected communities to defend and enforce their rights, supported by responsive and accountable duty-bearers and power-holders; Outcome 3: Peacebuilding and stabilization efforts allow conflict-affected communities to collectively negotiate and influence decision making, redress grievances, and resolve disputes through fair and inclusive local mechanisms, within a context of open civic space and respect for human rights. Actions taken to accomplish these Outcomes include: Community-led research, such as actor mapping, conflict analysis, and participatory action research to identify barriers and opportunities; Skills trainings on capacity building, conflict resolution, and leadership for CSOs, activists, and authorities; Lobbying, advocacy, and communications campaigns to ensure responsive governance and research uptake among policymakers and governance structures. The overall goal of this cost extension phase is to foster inclusive governance in South Kivu. This goal will be supported by three specific objectives: Objective 1: Reinforce sustained civic engagement of civil society in South Kivu. Objective 2: Increase trust and collaboration on issues of governance and civic participation between civil society and local authorities in South Kivu. Objective 3: Promote civic norms that favor inclusive, accountable decision making and responsible engagement. Across the above mentioned objectives, a particular emphasis will be put on addressing a range of technical (land governance and natural resource governance, decentralization) and cross-cutting issues (role of women, youth, and minorities in governance), which have been identified during the previous phase. SFCG sees an opportunity to build upon the success of the first phase of Power of Civic Space with additional actions aimed at: Reinforcing knowledge, skills, and networks to strengthen the capacity of civil society in South Kivu to effectively promote inclusive governance; fostering deeper collaboration with local authorities to actively embrace and support meaningful civic engagement; supporting efforts between communities and local authorities to jointly identify and address issues related to governance and civic engagement. Sweden Search for Common Ground Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Search for Common Ground 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15000000 0 0 15000000 Search for Common Ground 15000000 Search for Common Ground DR Congo 2015-2019 DR Kongo 2015-2019 Strengthened capacity of civil society to promote transparency, accountability and improved respect for human rights Stärkt kapacitet i det civila samhället att verka för öppenhet, ansvarsutkrävande och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13712-13712A0102 Sweden Search For Common Ground (SFCG) has applied to Sida for funding of 44 995 758 SEK to carry out the " Engaging CSO in Eastern Congo in Power of Civic Space program" during the period 30th November 2020 - 31st December 2024. The program aims to advance the goal of a DRC in which women and men, civil society organizations, and community groups are able to strengthen their capacity to promote democracy and improve inclusive governance, gender equality, and political participation. The program will be implemented at community level. The program will: •Enable CSOs, of which several are led by women and deliver crucial social services, and social movements to increase collective action and advocacy influencing security, human rights, governance and peace processes; •Strengthen the representation of women's and youth's voices vis-à-vis state duty-bearers; •Establish and facilitate a citizen-state consultation process by which authorities at provincial, territorial and local levels adopt practices and procedures in response to citizens’ demands for increased accountability, transparency, inclusiveness of governance, increased respect for gender equality and increased protection of citizens’ rights; •Strengthen CSO operational and technical capacity, representativeness, and network action, based on agreed criteria; •Increase human rights-relevant policies, action plans at global level developed with active participation of primary stakeholders or CSOs representing them. SFCG will implement the intervention together with the local organizations in three DRC provinces namely: North Kivu, South Kivu and Tanganyika. The intervention’s total budget is 44 995 758 SEK and Sida is the only donor to the program. Search For Common Ground (SFCG) har ansökt om finansiering på 44 995 758 SEK för att genomföra "Engaging CSO in Eastern Congo in Power of Civic Space program" under perioden 30 november 2020 till 31 december 2024. Programmet syftar till att stärka förmågan hos flickor, kvinnor, pojkar och män som organiserar sig i det civila samhället att påverka samhällsutvecklingen. Därmed bidrar programmet till att främja demokrati, en mer inkluderande styrning på lokalnivå, jämställdhet och politiskt deltagande. Programmet kommer att genomföras på lokal nivå i den östra delen av landet. Programmet kommer att: • Aktivera civilsamhällesorganisationer, varav flera leds av kvinnor och många bidrar till samhällsservicen, för att främja säkerhet, mänskliga rättigheter, styrning och fredsprocesser • Öka och effektivisera de primära intressenternas röster gentemot statliga institutioner • Inrätta och underlätta en samrådsprocess mellan medborgare och myndigheter på provinsiell, territoriell och lokal nivå så att de antar metoder och förfaranden som svarar mot medborgarnas krav på ansvarstagande, öppenhet, inkluderande styrning, respekt för jämställdhet mellan könen och skydd för medborgarna rättigheter; • Stärka organisationernas operativa och tekniska kapacitet, representativitet och nätverk; • Stärka organisationernas integrering av mänskliga rättigheter på olika nivåer. SFCG kommer att genomföra programmet tillsammans med lokala organisationer i tre provinser i östra DRK, nämligen Nord-Kivu, Syd-Kivu och Tanganyika. Insatsens totala budget är 44 995 758 SEK och Sida är den enda givaren till programmet. The overall goal of the programme is to work to strengthen the capacity of civil society to promote democracy and to improve inclusive governance, gender equality, and women's and youths political participation in DRC. In doing so, it will seek the following outcomes: Outcome 1: Strengthened civic and political participation of CSOs is characterized by increased responsiveness and accountability to conflict-affected communities in Eastern DRC, especially the most marginalized such as women and youth; Outcome 2: Democracy for all is promoted through effective governance systems which allow conflict-affected communities to defend and enforce their rights, supported by responsive and accountable duty-bearers and power-holders; Outcome 3: Peacebuilding and stabilization efforts allow conflict-affected communities to collectively negotiate and influence decision making, redress grievances, and resolve disputes through fair and inclusive local mechanisms, within a context of open civic space and respect for human rights. Actions taken to accomplish these Outcomes include: Community-led research, such as actor mapping, conflict analysis, and participatory action research to identify barriers and opportunities; Skills trainings on capacity building, conflict resolution, and leadership for CSOs, activists, and authorities; Lobbying, advocacy, and communications campaigns to ensure responsive governance and research uptake among policymakers and governance structures. The overall goal of this cost extension phase is to foster inclusive governance in South Kivu. This goal will be supported by three specific objectives: Objective 1: Reinforce sustained civic engagement of civil society in South Kivu. Objective 2: Increase trust and collaboration on issues of governance and civic participation between civil society and local authorities in South Kivu. Objective 3: Promote civic norms that favor inclusive, accountable decision making and responsible engagement. Across the above mentioned objectives, a particular emphasis will be put on addressing a range of technical (land governance and natural resource governance, decentralization) and cross-cutting issues (role of women, youth, and minorities in governance), which have been identified during the previous phase. SFCG sees an opportunity to build upon the success of the first phase of Power of Civic Space with additional actions aimed at: Reinforcing knowledge, skills, and networks to strengthen the capacity of civil society in South Kivu to effectively promote inclusive governance; fostering deeper collaboration with local authorities to actively embrace and support meaningful civic engagement; supporting efforts between communities and local authorities to jointly identify and address issues related to governance and civic engagement. Sweden Search for Common Ground Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Search for Common Ground 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 12000000 7449244 0 4500000 0 7500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 4449244 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 29449244 Search for Common Ground 10000000 Search for Common Ground 7500000 Search for Common Ground 4500000 Search for Common Ground 3000000 Search for Common Ground 4449244.1799999997 Search for Common Ground DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including anti-corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13712-13712A0103 Sweden Search For Common Ground (SFCG) has applied to Sida for funding of 44 995 758 SEK to carry out the " Engaging CSO in Eastern Congo in Power of Civic Space program" during the period 30th November 2020 - 31st December 2024. The program aims to advance the goal of a DRC in which women and men, civil society organizations, and community groups are able to strengthen their capacity to promote democracy and improve inclusive governance, gender equality, and political participation. The program will be implemented at community level. The program will: •Enable CSOs, of which several are led by women and deliver crucial social services, and social movements to increase collective action and advocacy influencing security, human rights, governance and peace processes; •Strengthen the representation of women's and youth's voices vis-à-vis state duty-bearers; •Establish and facilitate a citizen-state consultation process by which authorities at provincial, territorial and local levels adopt practices and procedures in response to citizens’ demands for increased accountability, transparency, inclusiveness of governance, increased respect for gender equality and increased protection of citizens’ rights; •Strengthen CSO operational and technical capacity, representativeness, and network action, based on agreed criteria; •Increase human rights-relevant policies, action plans at global level developed with active participation of primary stakeholders or CSOs representing them. SFCG will implement the intervention together with the local organizations in three DRC provinces namely: North Kivu, South Kivu and Tanganyika. The intervention’s total budget is 44 995 758 SEK and Sida is the only donor to the program. Search For Common Ground (SFCG) har ansökt om finansiering på 44 995 758 SEK för att genomföra "Engaging CSO in Eastern Congo in Power of Civic Space program" under perioden 30 november 2020 till 31 december 2024. Programmet syftar till att stärka förmågan hos flickor, kvinnor, pojkar och män som organiserar sig i det civila samhället att påverka samhällsutvecklingen. Därmed bidrar programmet till att främja demokrati, en mer inkluderande styrning på lokalnivå, jämställdhet och politiskt deltagande. Programmet kommer att genomföras på lokal nivå i den östra delen av landet. Programmet kommer att: • Aktivera civilsamhällesorganisationer, varav flera leds av kvinnor och många bidrar till samhällsservicen, för att främja säkerhet, mänskliga rättigheter, styrning och fredsprocesser • Öka och effektivisera de primära intressenternas röster gentemot statliga institutioner • Inrätta och underlätta en samrådsprocess mellan medborgare och myndigheter på provinsiell, territoriell och lokal nivå så att de antar metoder och förfaranden som svarar mot medborgarnas krav på ansvarstagande, öppenhet, inkluderande styrning, respekt för jämställdhet mellan könen och skydd för medborgarna rättigheter; • Stärka organisationernas operativa och tekniska kapacitet, representativitet och nätverk; • Stärka organisationernas integrering av mänskliga rättigheter på olika nivåer. SFCG kommer att genomföra programmet tillsammans med lokala organisationer i tre provinser i östra DRK, nämligen Nord-Kivu, Syd-Kivu och Tanganyika. Insatsens totala budget är 44 995 758 SEK och Sida är den enda givaren till programmet. The overall goal of the programme is to work to strengthen the capacity of civil society to promote democracy and to improve inclusive governance, gender equality, and women's and youths political participation in DRC. In doing so, it will seek the following outcomes: Outcome 1: Strengthened civic and political participation of CSOs is characterized by increased responsiveness and accountability to conflict-affected communities in Eastern DRC, especially the most marginalized such as women and youth; Outcome 2: Democracy for all is promoted through effective governance systems which allow conflict-affected communities to defend and enforce their rights, supported by responsive and accountable duty-bearers and power-holders; Outcome 3: Peacebuilding and stabilization efforts allow conflict-affected communities to collectively negotiate and influence decision making, redress grievances, and resolve disputes through fair and inclusive local mechanisms, within a context of open civic space and respect for human rights. Actions taken to accomplish these Outcomes include: Community-led research, such as actor mapping, conflict analysis, and participatory action research to identify barriers and opportunities; Skills trainings on capacity building, conflict resolution, and leadership for CSOs, activists, and authorities; Lobbying, advocacy, and communications campaigns to ensure responsive governance and research uptake among policymakers and governance structures. The overall goal of this cost extension phase is to foster inclusive governance in South Kivu. This goal will be supported by three specific objectives: Objective 1: Reinforce sustained civic engagement of civil society in South Kivu. Objective 2: Increase trust and collaboration on issues of governance and civic participation between civil society and local authorities in South Kivu. Objective 3: Promote civic norms that favor inclusive, accountable decision making and responsible engagement. Across the above mentioned objectives, a particular emphasis will be put on addressing a range of technical (land governance and natural resource governance, decentralization) and cross-cutting issues (role of women, youth, and minorities in governance), which have been identified during the previous phase. SFCG sees an opportunity to build upon the success of the first phase of Power of Civic Space with additional actions aimed at: Reinforcing knowledge, skills, and networks to strengthen the capacity of civil society in South Kivu to effectively promote inclusive governance; fostering deeper collaboration with local authorities to actively embrace and support meaningful civic engagement; supporting efforts between communities and local authorities to jointly identify and address issues related to governance and civic engagement. Sweden Search for Common Ground Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Search for Common Ground 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 0 0 -63262 0 0 0 8000000 8000000 Search for Common Ground 8000000 Search for Common Ground DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including anti-corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Inclusive processes to prevent, handle and solve conflicts peacefully, including strengthened resilience to crises Inkluderande processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, inklusive stärkt motståndskraft inför kriser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13748 Sweden The proposed intervention is a request from UNDP to contribute to the project “Modern Parliament for a Modern Armenia” during the period 2019-2022 with a total amount of 18 200 000 SEK. The purpose of the project is to strengthen the newly established National Assembly in its fundamentally enhanced role within the governance system. The project aims to enhance capacities of the Armenian legislature in carrying out its key functions of law-making, oversight and representation, focusing on improved quality, transparency, inclusiveness of parliamentary operations as well as enhanced parliamentary capacity for gender-responsive policy making. The project additionally aims at cultivating innovation, design and technology as drivers of parliamentary strengthening. The project will be implemented through a basket fund model. The total amount of the project is estimated to USD 5 000 000 (approximately 48 138 000 SEK) for the period 2019-2022. Sida intend to commit to the basket fund with SEK 18 200 000 which is what has been requested by UNDP. The Swedish MFA has already committed with USD 209 754 for the catalytic stage of the project. The UK have committed with USD 2 021 634. The Armenian government have in parallel budgeted for constructions in 2020 of the NA premises which will gain the project. Insatsen avser ett programstöd genom poolfinansiering till UNDP Armenien om totalt 18 200 000 SEK för att implementera programmet "Modern Parliament for a Modern Armenia” under perioden 2019-2022. Insatsen syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos det nybildade armeniska parlamentet i dess nyckelfunktioner; lagstiftning, granskning och representation. Detta med fokus på ökad kvalitet, transparens, innovation samt att främja inkluderande ansatser och arbetssätt så att de grupper som generellt exkluderats i parlamentarisk verksamhet i ökad utsträckning inkluderas. Insatsen syftar även till att stärka kompetens och kapacitet för att främja och säkerställa jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter i parlamentets och kommittéernas policy-utveckling, i lagstiftning och i den i övriga parlamentariska verksamheten. Den totala budgeten för projektet uppgår till 5 000 000 USD (cirka 48 465 500 SEK) för perioden 2019-2022, av vilken Sida kommer att bidra med 18 200 000 SEK i stöd genom en samlingsfond (basket fund). Den återstående delen planeras att täckas med medel från andra institutionella givare så som Storbritannien och Tyskland. Sveriges utrikesdepartement har redan bidragit med 205 200 USD till den katalytiska fasen av projektet som utgör projektets sex första månader. Den armeniska regeringen har parallellt budgeterat för renoveringar av nationalförsamlingens lokaler vilket också kommer att bidra till projektet. The purpose of the project is to strengthen the newly established National Assembly in its fundamentally enhanced role within the governance system. The project aims to enhance capacities of the Armenian legislature in carrying out its key functions of law-making, oversight and representation, focusing on improved quality, transparency, inclusiveness of parliamentary operations as well as enhanced parliamentary capacity for gender-responsive policy making. The project additionally aims at cultivating innovation, design and technology as drivers of parliamentary strengthening. The project is expected to result in the following overarching outcomes: 1) Quality of legislative oversight and policy making is improved 2) Transparency and accountability of legislative processes is increased 3) Legislative responsiveness, inclusivity and participatory approach is embedded in MP's work Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Armenia Legislatures and political parties Government & Civil Society-general The project has established a strong foundation and built trust relationships within and around the National Assembly, enabling it to focus on strengthening the representative and oversight functions of the legislative power, fostering public participation, promoting a culture of dialogue, and facilitating gender-responsive policy-making. All project interventions were designed and implemented with a high level of national ownership, ensuring the sustainability of the achieved results. Legislative impact. The project's support directly contributed to the passage of legislative amendments by the parliament. Institutionalization. The project played a vital role in the development and institutionalization of key departments within the parliament, ensuring their long-term sustainability. These include a) Transformation of the NA Expertise and Analytical Department into the Research and Training Center; b) Establishment of the Parliamentary Democracy Center with a new structure, which incorporates the former Citizen Reception and Document Circulation Department, Library, and Museum; c) The project supported the refurbishment and enhancement of the Public Engagement Department/Visitors' Center, providing tools for improved communication and awareness raising; d) Outreach and Information Center has received support from the project in developing its Strategy Concept and Action Plan. Capacity Building. The project made significant efforts to raise awareness among Members of Parliament, specifically targeting the Standing Committee on Budget and Financial Affairs and the Budget Office, on the concept of gender equality. Close collaboration was established with the Budget Office of the National Assembly, providing expertise and capacity building support, including training sessions for NA Staff and MPs on gender-responsive budgeting. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13748-13748A0101 Sweden The proposed intervention is a request from UNDP to contribute to the project “Modern Parliament for a Modern Armenia” during the period 2019-2022 with a total amount of 18 200 000 SEK. The purpose of the project is to strengthen the newly established National Assembly in its fundamentally enhanced role within the governance system. The project aims to enhance capacities of the Armenian legislature in carrying out its key functions of law-making, oversight and representation, focusing on improved quality, transparency, inclusiveness of parliamentary operations as well as enhanced parliamentary capacity for gender-responsive policy making. The project additionally aims at cultivating innovation, design and technology as drivers of parliamentary strengthening. The project will be implemented through a basket fund model. The total amount of the project is estimated to USD 5 000 000 (approximately 48 138 000 SEK) for the period 2019-2022. Sida intend to commit to the basket fund with SEK 18 200 000 which is what has been requested by UNDP. The Swedish MFA has already committed with USD 209 754 for the catalytic stage of the project. The UK have committed with USD 2 021 634. The Armenian government have in parallel budgeted for constructions in 2020 of the NA premises which will gain the project. Insatsen avser ett programstöd genom poolfinansiering till UNDP Armenien om totalt 18 200 000 SEK för att implementera programmet "Modern Parliament for a Modern Armenia” under perioden 2019-2022. Insatsen syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos det nybildade armeniska parlamentet i dess nyckelfunktioner; lagstiftning, granskning och representation. Detta med fokus på ökad kvalitet, transparens, innovation samt att främja inkluderande ansatser och arbetssätt så att de grupper som generellt exkluderats i parlamentarisk verksamhet i ökad utsträckning inkluderas. Insatsen syftar även till att stärka kompetens och kapacitet för att främja och säkerställa jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter i parlamentets och kommittéernas policy-utveckling, i lagstiftning och i den i övriga parlamentariska verksamheten. Den totala budgeten för projektet uppgår till 5 000 000 USD (cirka 48 465 500 SEK) för perioden 2019-2022, av vilken Sida kommer att bidra med 18 200 000 SEK i stöd genom en samlingsfond (basket fund). Den återstående delen planeras att täckas med medel från andra institutionella givare så som Storbritannien och Tyskland. Sveriges utrikesdepartement har redan bidragit med 205 200 USD till den katalytiska fasen av projektet som utgör projektets sex första månader. Den armeniska regeringen har parallellt budgeterat för renoveringar av nationalförsamlingens lokaler vilket också kommer att bidra till projektet. The purpose of the project is to strengthen the newly established National Assembly in its fundamentally enhanced role within the governance system. The project aims to enhance capacities of the Armenian legislature in carrying out its key functions of law-making, oversight and representation, focusing on improved quality, transparency, inclusiveness of parliamentary operations as well as enhanced parliamentary capacity for gender-responsive policy making. The project additionally aims at cultivating innovation, design and technology as drivers of parliamentary strengthening. The project is expected to result in the following overarching outcomes: 1) Quality of legislative oversight and policy making is improved 2) Transparency and accountability of legislative processes is increased 3) Legislative responsiveness, inclusivity and participatory approach is embedded in MP's work Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 2200000 0 6000000 2200000 0 0 0 8200000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 6000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 2200000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13748-13748A0102 Sweden The proposed intervention is a request from UNDP to contribute to the project “Modern Parliament for a Modern Armenia” during the period 2019-2022 with a total amount of 18 200 000 SEK. The purpose of the project is to strengthen the newly established National Assembly in its fundamentally enhanced role within the governance system. The project aims to enhance capacities of the Armenian legislature in carrying out its key functions of law-making, oversight and representation, focusing on improved quality, transparency, inclusiveness of parliamentary operations as well as enhanced parliamentary capacity for gender-responsive policy making. The project additionally aims at cultivating innovation, design and technology as drivers of parliamentary strengthening. The project will be implemented through a basket fund model. The total amount of the project is estimated to USD 5 000 000 (approximately 48 138 000 SEK) for the period 2019-2022. Sida intend to commit to the basket fund with SEK 18 200 000 which is what has been requested by UNDP. The Swedish MFA has already committed with USD 209 754 for the catalytic stage of the project. The UK have committed with USD 2 021 634. The Armenian government have in parallel budgeted for constructions in 2020 of the NA premises which will gain the project. Insatsen avser ett programstöd genom poolfinansiering till UNDP Armenien om totalt 18 200 000 SEK för att implementera programmet "Modern Parliament for a Modern Armenia” under perioden 2019-2022. Insatsen syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos det nybildade armeniska parlamentet i dess nyckelfunktioner; lagstiftning, granskning och representation. Detta med fokus på ökad kvalitet, transparens, innovation samt att främja inkluderande ansatser och arbetssätt så att de grupper som generellt exkluderats i parlamentarisk verksamhet i ökad utsträckning inkluderas. Insatsen syftar även till att stärka kompetens och kapacitet för att främja och säkerställa jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter i parlamentets och kommittéernas policy-utveckling, i lagstiftning och i den i övriga parlamentariska verksamheten. Den totala budgeten för projektet uppgår till 5 000 000 USD (cirka 48 465 500 SEK) för perioden 2019-2022, av vilken Sida kommer att bidra med 18 200 000 SEK i stöd genom en samlingsfond (basket fund). Den återstående delen planeras att täckas med medel från andra institutionella givare så som Storbritannien och Tyskland. Sveriges utrikesdepartement har redan bidragit med 205 200 USD till den katalytiska fasen av projektet som utgör projektets sex första månader. Den armeniska regeringen har parallellt budgeterat för renoveringar av nationalförsamlingens lokaler vilket också kommer att bidra till projektet. The purpose of the project is to strengthen the newly established National Assembly in its fundamentally enhanced role within the governance system. The project aims to enhance capacities of the Armenian legislature in carrying out its key functions of law-making, oversight and representation, focusing on improved quality, transparency, inclusiveness of parliamentary operations as well as enhanced parliamentary capacity for gender-responsive policy making. The project additionally aims at cultivating innovation, design and technology as drivers of parliamentary strengthening. The project is expected to result in the following overarching outcomes: 1) Quality of legislative oversight and policy making is improved 2) Transparency and accountability of legislative processes is increased 3) Legislative responsiveness, inclusivity and participatory approach is embedded in MP's work Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 0 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13748-13748A0103 Sweden The proposed intervention is a request from UNDP to contribute to the project “Modern Parliament for a Modern Armenia” during the period 2019-2022 with a total amount of 18 200 000 SEK. The purpose of the project is to strengthen the newly established National Assembly in its fundamentally enhanced role within the governance system. The project aims to enhance capacities of the Armenian legislature in carrying out its key functions of law-making, oversight and representation, focusing on improved quality, transparency, inclusiveness of parliamentary operations as well as enhanced parliamentary capacity for gender-responsive policy making. The project additionally aims at cultivating innovation, design and technology as drivers of parliamentary strengthening. The project will be implemented through a basket fund model. The total amount of the project is estimated to USD 5 000 000 (approximately 48 138 000 SEK) for the period 2019-2022. Sida intend to commit to the basket fund with SEK 18 200 000 which is what has been requested by UNDP. The Swedish MFA has already committed with USD 209 754 for the catalytic stage of the project. The UK have committed with USD 2 021 634. The Armenian government have in parallel budgeted for constructions in 2020 of the NA premises which will gain the project. Insatsen avser ett programstöd genom poolfinansiering till UNDP Armenien om totalt 18 200 000 SEK för att implementera programmet "Modern Parliament for a Modern Armenia” under perioden 2019-2022. Insatsen syftar till att stärka kapaciteten hos det nybildade armeniska parlamentet i dess nyckelfunktioner; lagstiftning, granskning och representation. Detta med fokus på ökad kvalitet, transparens, innovation samt att främja inkluderande ansatser och arbetssätt så att de grupper som generellt exkluderats i parlamentarisk verksamhet i ökad utsträckning inkluderas. Insatsen syftar även till att stärka kompetens och kapacitet för att främja och säkerställa jämställdhet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter i parlamentets och kommittéernas policy-utveckling, i lagstiftning och i den i övriga parlamentariska verksamheten. Den totala budgeten för projektet uppgår till 5 000 000 USD (cirka 48 465 500 SEK) för perioden 2019-2022, av vilken Sida kommer att bidra med 18 200 000 SEK i stöd genom en samlingsfond (basket fund). Den återstående delen planeras att täckas med medel från andra institutionella givare så som Storbritannien och Tyskland. Sveriges utrikesdepartement har redan bidragit med 205 200 USD till den katalytiska fasen av projektet som utgör projektets sex första månader. Den armeniska regeringen har parallellt budgeterat för renoveringar av nationalförsamlingens lokaler vilket också kommer att bidra till projektet. The purpose of the project is to strengthen the newly established National Assembly in its fundamentally enhanced role within the governance system. The project aims to enhance capacities of the Armenian legislature in carrying out its key functions of law-making, oversight and representation, focusing on improved quality, transparency, inclusiveness of parliamentary operations as well as enhanced parliamentary capacity for gender-responsive policy making. The project additionally aims at cultivating innovation, design and technology as drivers of parliamentary strengthening. The project is expected to result in the following overarching outcomes: 1) Quality of legislative oversight and policy making is improved 2) Transparency and accountability of legislative processes is increased 3) Legislative responsiveness, inclusivity and participatory approach is embedded in MP's work Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13755 Sweden A final support to the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) for the programme ‘Research and Innovation for Sustainable and Inclusive Development in Tanzania’. The overall objective of the programme is to consolidate and strengthen research capacity at UDSM to contribute to sustainable capacity to conduct research relevant to poverty reduction and socially, economically and environmentally sustainable development. The programme comprises 8 sub-programmes, including 7 postgraduate programmes in various relevant research areas related to Tanzania's development (mathematics, marine, water resources and sanitation, fossil-free energy and IT, women's entrepreneurship, food security and biotechnology) and a research support programme (research administration and communication, quality assurance of postgraduate education and innovation systems, and intellectual property). The programme will be implemented by UDSM in partnership with 8 Swedish universities. UDSM has locally accredited PhD programmes that have been developed together with Swedish partners and UDSM is deemed to have sufficient in-house supervision capacity in these areas. Ett avslutande stöd till University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) för programmet “Forskning och Innovation för Hållbar och Inkluderande Utveckling i Tanzania”. Programmets övergripande mål är att konsolidera samt stärka forskningskapaciteten vid UDSM för att bidra till hållbar kapacitet att bedriva forskning som är relevant för fattigdomsbekämpning och socialt, ekonomiskt och miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Programmet innehåller 8 delprogram, varav 7 forskarutbildningsprogram inom olika relevanta forskningsområden relaterade till Tanzanias utveckling (matematik, marint, vattenresurser och sanitet, fossilfri energi och IT, kvinnors företagande, livsmedelssäkerhet och bioteknologi) samt ett forskningsstödjandeprogram (forskningsadministration och -kommunikation, kvalitetssäkring av forskarutbildning och innovationssystem och immaterialrätt). Programmet kommer att implementeras av UDSM i partnerskap med 8 svenska universitet. UDSM har lokal ackrediterade doktorandprogram som har utvecklats tillsammans med svenska partners och UDSM bedöms ha tillräcklig egen handledningskapacitet inom dessa områden. The UDSM proposal Research and Innovation for Sustainable and Inclusive Development in Tanzania aims to: Build research and innovation capacity through postgraduate training in priority areas relevant for engendering inclusive and sustainable development; improve research and innovation management systems/environment; upscale the dissemination and commercialisation of research results and innovation products toward addressing societal needs. There are 7 thematic research training sub-programs and one research-support sub-program. Programme Specific Objectives To enhance research and innovation capacity through postgraduate training focusing on priority areas with at least 50% female. To improve the research and innovation environment (digitalisation platform, equipment and infrastructure, engendered regulations, policies and guidelines). To increase the quality and use of research and innovation outputs to address gender mainstreamed societal needs. To strengthen gender-based community engagement and collaboration with local, regional and international partners for knowledge generation, sharing and utilisation of research results and innovation outputs. Research training: Implement programmes in institutional and national interest areas and increase the quality and use of research and innovation outputs to address gender mainstreamed societal needs. Research-support component Specific objectives: To enhance the efficiency of research and innovation management at the UDSM. To reinforce the relevance and capacity to improve the quality of research and innovation outputs. To facilitate the dissemination of research and innovation results to end-users. To fortify the networks and collaboration between education, research and innovation system and relevant stakeholders Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector Most sub-programs have succeeded in recruiting and registration of PhD, postdocs have started according to plan and MSc students will started to be recruited. 43 PhD, 17 postdoc and 5 MSc are planned for the whole period. The cooperation with UDSM consists of 8 sub-programmes (iGrid, Smart Grid Capacity Development for Enhancing Electrical Power Network Management in Tanzania; IMB, Molecular Biosciences; Marine Sciences for Blue Economy; Mathematics; ENGAGE, Engendering Rural Entrepreneurship; SUWASAN, Sustainable Water and Sanitation; Food Security; and a Research Support sub-program for Research and Innovation Management. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13755-13755A0101 Sweden A final support to the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) for the programme ‘Research and Innovation for Sustainable and Inclusive Development in Tanzania’. The overall objective of the programme is to consolidate and strengthen research capacity at UDSM to contribute to sustainable capacity to conduct research relevant to poverty reduction and socially, economically and environmentally sustainable development. The programme comprises 8 sub-programmes, including 7 postgraduate programmes in various relevant research areas related to Tanzania's development (mathematics, marine, water resources and sanitation, fossil-free energy and IT, women's entrepreneurship, food security and biotechnology) and a research support programme (research administration and communication, quality assurance of postgraduate education and innovation systems, and intellectual property). The programme will be implemented by UDSM in partnership with 8 Swedish universities. UDSM has locally accredited PhD programmes that have been developed together with Swedish partners and UDSM is deemed to have sufficient in-house supervision capacity in these areas. Ett avslutande stöd till University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) för programmet “Forskning och Innovation för Hållbar och Inkluderande Utveckling i Tanzania”. Programmets övergripande mål är att konsolidera samt stärka forskningskapaciteten vid UDSM för att bidra till hållbar kapacitet att bedriva forskning som är relevant för fattigdomsbekämpning och socialt, ekonomiskt och miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Programmet innehåller 8 delprogram, varav 7 forskarutbildningsprogram inom olika relevanta forskningsområden relaterade till Tanzanias utveckling (matematik, marint, vattenresurser och sanitet, fossilfri energi och IT, kvinnors företagande, livsmedelssäkerhet och bioteknologi) samt ett forskningsstödjandeprogram (forskningsadministration och -kommunikation, kvalitetssäkring av forskarutbildning och innovationssystem och immaterialrätt). Programmet kommer att implementeras av UDSM i partnerskap med 8 svenska universitet. UDSM har lokal ackrediterade doktorandprogram som har utvecklats tillsammans med svenska partners och UDSM bedöms ha tillräcklig egen handledningskapacitet inom dessa områden. The UDSM proposal Research and Innovation for Sustainable and Inclusive Development in Tanzania aims to: Build research and innovation capacity through postgraduate training in priority areas relevant for engendering inclusive and sustainable development; improve research and innovation management systems/environment; upscale the dissemination and commercialisation of research results and innovation products toward addressing societal needs. There are 7 thematic research training sub-programs and one research-support sub-program. Programme Specific Objectives To enhance research and innovation capacity through postgraduate training focusing on priority areas with at least 50% female. To improve the research and innovation environment (digitalisation platform, equipment and infrastructure, engendered regulations, policies and guidelines). To increase the quality and use of research and innovation outputs to address gender mainstreamed societal needs. To strengthen gender-based community engagement and collaboration with local, regional and international partners for knowledge generation, sharing and utilisation of research results and innovation outputs. Research training: Implement programmes in institutional and national interest areas and increase the quality and use of research and innovation outputs to address gender mainstreamed societal needs. Research-support component Specific objectives: To enhance the efficiency of research and innovation management at the UDSM. To reinforce the relevance and capacity to improve the quality of research and innovation outputs. To facilitate the dissemination of research and innovation results to end-users. To fortify the networks and collaboration between education, research and innovation system and relevant stakeholders Sweden UDSM Sida/University of Dar es Salaam Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UDSM Sida/University of Dar es Salaam 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 4730486 8100000 8000000 10740000 10300159 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8100000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4730486 8000000 0 10300159 0 0 2100000 8640000 0 10000000 0 0 51870645 UDSM Sida/University of Dar es Salaam 4730486 UDSM Sida/University of Dar es Salaam 8100000 UDSM Sida/University of Dar es Salaam 8000000 UDSM Sida/University of Dar es Salaam Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13755-13755A0103 Sweden A final support to the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) for the programme ‘Research and Innovation for Sustainable and Inclusive Development in Tanzania’. The overall objective of the programme is to consolidate and strengthen research capacity at UDSM to contribute to sustainable capacity to conduct research relevant to poverty reduction and socially, economically and environmentally sustainable development. The programme comprises 8 sub-programmes, including 7 postgraduate programmes in various relevant research areas related to Tanzania's development (mathematics, marine, water resources and sanitation, fossil-free energy and IT, women's entrepreneurship, food security and biotechnology) and a research support programme (research administration and communication, quality assurance of postgraduate education and innovation systems, and intellectual property). The programme will be implemented by UDSM in partnership with 8 Swedish universities. UDSM has locally accredited PhD programmes that have been developed together with Swedish partners and UDSM is deemed to have sufficient in-house supervision capacity in these areas. Ett avslutande stöd till University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) för programmet “Forskning och Innovation för Hållbar och Inkluderande Utveckling i Tanzania”. Programmets övergripande mål är att konsolidera samt stärka forskningskapaciteten vid UDSM för att bidra till hållbar kapacitet att bedriva forskning som är relevant för fattigdomsbekämpning och socialt, ekonomiskt och miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Programmet innehåller 8 delprogram, varav 7 forskarutbildningsprogram inom olika relevanta forskningsområden relaterade till Tanzanias utveckling (matematik, marint, vattenresurser och sanitet, fossilfri energi och IT, kvinnors företagande, livsmedelssäkerhet och bioteknologi) samt ett forskningsstödjandeprogram (forskningsadministration och -kommunikation, kvalitetssäkring av forskarutbildning och innovationssystem och immaterialrätt). Programmet kommer att implementeras av UDSM i partnerskap med 8 svenska universitet. UDSM har lokal ackrediterade doktorandprogram som har utvecklats tillsammans med svenska partners och UDSM bedöms ha tillräcklig egen handledningskapacitet inom dessa områden. The UDSM proposal Research and Innovation for Sustainable and Inclusive Development in Tanzania aims to: Build research and innovation capacity through postgraduate training in priority areas relevant for engendering inclusive and sustainable development; improve research and innovation management systems/environment; upscale the dissemination and commercialisation of research results and innovation products toward addressing societal needs. There are 7 thematic research training sub-programs and one research-support sub-program. Programme Specific Objectives To enhance research and innovation capacity through postgraduate training focusing on priority areas with at least 50% female. To improve the research and innovation environment (digitalisation platform, equipment and infrastructure, engendered regulations, policies and guidelines). To increase the quality and use of research and innovation outputs to address gender mainstreamed societal needs. To strengthen gender-based community engagement and collaboration with local, regional and international partners for knowledge generation, sharing and utilisation of research results and innovation outputs. Research training: Implement programmes in institutional and national interest areas and increase the quality and use of research and innovation outputs to address gender mainstreamed societal needs. Research-support component Specific objectives: To enhance the efficiency of research and innovation management at the UDSM. To reinforce the relevance and capacity to improve the quality of research and innovation outputs. To facilitate the dissemination of research and innovation results to end-users. To fortify the networks and collaboration between education, research and innovation system and relevant stakeholders Sweden UDSM Sida/University of Dar es Salaam Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Uppsala universitet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 0 90000 1134000 1470000 725303 140400 0 137000 332000 0 0 0 0 0 0 470000 0 0 1000000 0 0 0 140400 0 0 725303 0 90000 0 0 0 3559703 Uppsala universitet 90000 Uppsala universitet 332000 Uppsala universitet Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13755-13755A0201 Sweden A final support to the University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) for the programme ‘Research and Innovation for Sustainable and Inclusive Development in Tanzania’. The overall objective of the programme is to consolidate and strengthen research capacity at UDSM to contribute to sustainable capacity to conduct research relevant to poverty reduction and socially, economically and environmentally sustainable development. The programme comprises 8 sub-programmes, including 7 postgraduate programmes in various relevant research areas related to Tanzania's development (mathematics, marine, water resources and sanitation, fossil-free energy and IT, women's entrepreneurship, food security and biotechnology) and a research support programme (research administration and communication, quality assurance of postgraduate education and innovation systems, and intellectual property). The programme will be implemented by UDSM in partnership with 8 Swedish universities. UDSM has locally accredited PhD programmes that have been developed together with Swedish partners and UDSM is deemed to have sufficient in-house supervision capacity in these areas. Ett avslutande stöd till University of Dar es Salaam (UDSM) för programmet “Forskning och Innovation för Hållbar och Inkluderande Utveckling i Tanzania”. Programmets övergripande mål är att konsolidera samt stärka forskningskapaciteten vid UDSM för att bidra till hållbar kapacitet att bedriva forskning som är relevant för fattigdomsbekämpning och socialt, ekonomiskt och miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Programmet innehåller 8 delprogram, varav 7 forskarutbildningsprogram inom olika relevanta forskningsområden relaterade till Tanzanias utveckling (matematik, marint, vattenresurser och sanitet, fossilfri energi och IT, kvinnors företagande, livsmedelssäkerhet och bioteknologi) samt ett forskningsstödjandeprogram (forskningsadministration och -kommunikation, kvalitetssäkring av forskarutbildning och innovationssystem och immaterialrätt). Programmet kommer att implementeras av UDSM i partnerskap med 8 svenska universitet. UDSM har lokal ackrediterade doktorandprogram som har utvecklats tillsammans med svenska partners och UDSM bedöms ha tillräcklig egen handledningskapacitet inom dessa områden. The UDSM proposal Research and Innovation for Sustainable and Inclusive Development in Tanzania aims to: Build research and innovation capacity through postgraduate training in priority areas relevant for engendering inclusive and sustainable development; improve research and innovation management systems/environment; upscale the dissemination and commercialisation of research results and innovation products toward addressing societal needs. There are 7 thematic research training sub-programs and one research-support sub-program. Programme Specific Objectives To enhance research and innovation capacity through postgraduate training focusing on priority areas with at least 50% female. To improve the research and innovation environment (digitalisation platform, equipment and infrastructure, engendered regulations, policies and guidelines). To increase the quality and use of research and innovation outputs to address gender mainstreamed societal needs. To strengthen gender-based community engagement and collaboration with local, regional and international partners for knowledge generation, sharing and utilisation of research results and innovation outputs. Research training: Implement programmes in institutional and national interest areas and increase the quality and use of research and innovation outputs to address gender mainstreamed societal needs. Research-support component Specific objectives: To enhance the efficiency of research and innovation management at the UDSM. To reinforce the relevance and capacity to improve the quality of research and innovation outputs. To facilitate the dissemination of research and innovation results to end-users. To fortify the networks and collaboration between education, research and innovation system and relevant stakeholders Sweden International Science Programs Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Uppsala universitet 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 5929250 3000000 5873950 5588950 2327950 0 0 1150415 0 2027000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3573000 4778835 0 2327950 5588950 0 0 0 3273950 22720100 Uppsala universitet 4778835 Uppsala universitet 1150415 Uppsala universitet Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13756 Sweden Final support to Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS) for the programme ‘Strengthening Research, Training and Innovation for Sustainable Development’ for the years 2024-2030. The overall objective of the programme is to consolidate and strengthen research capacity at MUHAS to contribute to sustainable capacity to conduct research that is relevant to health research for poverty reduction and socially, economically and environmentally sustainable development. The programme comprises five sub-programmes, including four postgraduate programmes in different relevant health research areas related to Tanzania's development (malaria and tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, maternal and child health, and health systems) and one research support programme (research administration, research communication, quality assurance of postgraduate education and innovation systems, and intellectual property). The programme will be implemented by MUHAS in partnership with four Swedish universities. MUHAS has locally accredited PhD programmes developed together with Swedish partners and MUHAS is deemed to have sufficient in-house supervision capacity in these areas. Avslutande stöd till Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS) för programmet ”Stärkt Forskning, Utbildning och Innovation för Hållbar Utveckling” under åren 2024-2030. Programmets övergripande mål är att konsolidera samt stärka forskningskapaciteten vid MUHAS för att bidra till hållbar kapacitet att bedriva forskning som är relevant hälsoforskning för fattigdomsbekämpning och socialt, ekonomiskt och miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Programmet innehåller fem delprogram, varav fyra forskarutbildningsprogram inom olika relevanta forskningsområden inom hälsa relaterade till Tanzanias utveckling (malaria och tuberkulos, HIV/Aids, mödra- och barnhälsa, samt hälsosystem) och ett forskningsstödjandeprogram (forskningsadministration, forskningskommunikation, kvalitetssäkring av forskarutbildning och innovationssystem och immaterialrätt). Programmet kommer att implementeras av MUHAS i partnerskap med fyra svenska universitet. MUHAS har lokal ackrediterade doktorandprogram som har utvecklats tillsammans med svenska partners och MUHAS bedöms ha tillräcklig egen handledningskapacitet inom dessa områden. The MUHAS proposal Strengthening Research, Training, and Innovation for Sustainable Development aims to: To address health challenges through contextualized innovations, research, and training of a quality workforce for sustainable development. The overarching objective will be achieved through the implementation of the following five specific objectives: 1) Optimize research and training capacity targeting to improve the control and management of Malaria and Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) with new tools and strategies in Tanzania; 2) Improve research training capacity for the control of HIV, tuberculosis (TB) and other Infectious Diseases in Tanzania; 3) Strengthen research and training capacity in Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH) and to build capacity and skills for research training in RMNCAH; 4) Gather evidence and design cost-effective strategies for strengthening the Health Systems for Universal Health Coverage (UHC); 5) Enhance capacity for Research, Training, and Innovation, including strengthening Library and Information Communication and Technology (ICT) support. Expected outcomes: In a period of six (6) years, the proposed program will train a total of 16 new PhD students, and support the four ongoing students to completion of their studies. Along with the training, strengthened research training capacity in the four thematic areas as well as enhanced Universitys capacity for Research, Training, and Innovation, including to strengthen Library and ICT support. These efforts and outcomes are geared to place the University at a higher global ranking and a self-sustaining research university. The proposed Program aims at consolidating research capacity at MUHAS, and aim to develop stronger, resilient, and sustainable research infrastructure that can stimulate innovative research, in keeping with epidemiological transition, and open to more research and training collaborations. Moving forward, MUHAS is determined to cement onto its ambitions in excelling in research by attracting, promoting and facilitating investment in different areas. MUHAS, in line with its vision to attain the University Research status aims to make meaningful contributions to the realization of the Tanzania Development Vision 2025 for quality livelihood for all, and the Sustainable Development Goal number three ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being for all at all ages by 2030. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector The programme started in 2025. All 16 PhD candidates have been recruited. An advert communicating the MUHAS-Sida scholarship was disseminated within and outside MUHAS (15th Jan to 15th Feb 2025). A transparent selection process utilizing University mechanisms was employed to competitively award the scholarships. A total of 153 complete applications were received by the 15th of February 2025 deadline, and submitted to the sub programs. The selection process was structured around four distinct subprograms: The Reproductive and Child Health subprogram received 50 applications Malaria and NTDS had 28 applications HIV/TB attracted 34 applications Health Systems Research garnered 41 applications. Each subprogram employed standardized evaluation tool, adapted with context-specific criteria to conduct an internal review, shortlisting, and subsequent candidate interviews (using both virtual and physical formats) to ensure consistency and fairness. There are four continuing PhD students, one female and one male from RCH Subprogram and two female from HIV/TB subprogram. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13756-13756A0101 Sweden Final support to Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS) for the programme ‘Strengthening Research, Training and Innovation for Sustainable Development’ for the years 2024-2030. The overall objective of the programme is to consolidate and strengthen research capacity at MUHAS to contribute to sustainable capacity to conduct research that is relevant to health research for poverty reduction and socially, economically and environmentally sustainable development. The programme comprises five sub-programmes, including four postgraduate programmes in different relevant health research areas related to Tanzania's development (malaria and tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, maternal and child health, and health systems) and one research support programme (research administration, research communication, quality assurance of postgraduate education and innovation systems, and intellectual property). The programme will be implemented by MUHAS in partnership with four Swedish universities. MUHAS has locally accredited PhD programmes developed together with Swedish partners and MUHAS is deemed to have sufficient in-house supervision capacity in these areas. Avslutande stöd till Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS) för programmet ”Stärkt Forskning, Utbildning och Innovation för Hållbar Utveckling” under åren 2024-2030. Programmets övergripande mål är att konsolidera samt stärka forskningskapaciteten vid MUHAS för att bidra till hållbar kapacitet att bedriva forskning som är relevant hälsoforskning för fattigdomsbekämpning och socialt, ekonomiskt och miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Programmet innehåller fem delprogram, varav fyra forskarutbildningsprogram inom olika relevanta forskningsområden inom hälsa relaterade till Tanzanias utveckling (malaria och tuberkulos, HIV/Aids, mödra- och barnhälsa, samt hälsosystem) och ett forskningsstödjandeprogram (forskningsadministration, forskningskommunikation, kvalitetssäkring av forskarutbildning och innovationssystem och immaterialrätt). Programmet kommer att implementeras av MUHAS i partnerskap med fyra svenska universitet. MUHAS har lokal ackrediterade doktorandprogram som har utvecklats tillsammans med svenska partners och MUHAS bedöms ha tillräcklig egen handledningskapacitet inom dessa områden. The MUHAS proposal Strengthening Research, Training, and Innovation for Sustainable Development aims to: To address health challenges through contextualized innovations, research, and training of a quality workforce for sustainable development. The overarching objective will be achieved through the implementation of the following five specific objectives: 1) Optimize research and training capacity targeting to improve the control and management of Malaria and Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) with new tools and strategies in Tanzania; 2) Improve research training capacity for the control of HIV, tuberculosis (TB) and other Infectious Diseases in Tanzania; 3) Strengthen research and training capacity in Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH) and to build capacity and skills for research training in RMNCAH; 4) Gather evidence and design cost-effective strategies for strengthening the Health Systems for Universal Health Coverage (UHC); 5) Enhance capacity for Research, Training, and Innovation, including strengthening Library and Information Communication and Technology (ICT) support. Expected outcomes: In a period of six (6) years, the proposed program will train a total of 16 new PhD students, and support the four ongoing students to completion of their studies. Along with the training, strengthened research training capacity in the four thematic areas as well as enhanced Universitys capacity for Research, Training, and Innovation, including to strengthen Library and ICT support. These efforts and outcomes are geared to place the University at a higher global ranking and a self-sustaining research university. The proposed Program aims at consolidating research capacity at MUHAS, and aim to develop stronger, resilient, and sustainable research infrastructure that can stimulate innovative research, in keeping with epidemiological transition, and open to more research and training collaborations. Moving forward, MUHAS is determined to cement onto its ambitions in excelling in research by attracting, promoting and facilitating investment in different areas. MUHAS, in line with its vision to attain the University Research status aims to make meaningful contributions to the realization of the Tanzania Development Vision 2025 for quality livelihood for all, and the Sustainable Development Goal number three ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being for all at all ages by 2030. Sweden Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being. 3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 5021810 7477394 7000210 7582905 7379429 2396645 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7477394 0 0 0 0 0 4879429 0 0 0 0 2500000 5021810 0 0 4583115 7000210 0 2999790 0 2396645 36858393 Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences 5021810 Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences 7477394 Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences 7000210 Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13756-13756A0103 Sweden Final support to Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS) for the programme ‘Strengthening Research, Training and Innovation for Sustainable Development’ for the years 2024-2030. The overall objective of the programme is to consolidate and strengthen research capacity at MUHAS to contribute to sustainable capacity to conduct research that is relevant to health research for poverty reduction and socially, economically and environmentally sustainable development. The programme comprises five sub-programmes, including four postgraduate programmes in different relevant health research areas related to Tanzania's development (malaria and tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, maternal and child health, and health systems) and one research support programme (research administration, research communication, quality assurance of postgraduate education and innovation systems, and intellectual property). The programme will be implemented by MUHAS in partnership with four Swedish universities. MUHAS has locally accredited PhD programmes developed together with Swedish partners and MUHAS is deemed to have sufficient in-house supervision capacity in these areas. Avslutande stöd till Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS) för programmet ”Stärkt Forskning, Utbildning och Innovation för Hållbar Utveckling” under åren 2024-2030. Programmets övergripande mål är att konsolidera samt stärka forskningskapaciteten vid MUHAS för att bidra till hållbar kapacitet att bedriva forskning som är relevant hälsoforskning för fattigdomsbekämpning och socialt, ekonomiskt och miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Programmet innehåller fem delprogram, varav fyra forskarutbildningsprogram inom olika relevanta forskningsområden inom hälsa relaterade till Tanzanias utveckling (malaria och tuberkulos, HIV/Aids, mödra- och barnhälsa, samt hälsosystem) och ett forskningsstödjandeprogram (forskningsadministration, forskningskommunikation, kvalitetssäkring av forskarutbildning och innovationssystem och immaterialrätt). Programmet kommer att implementeras av MUHAS i partnerskap med fyra svenska universitet. MUHAS har lokal ackrediterade doktorandprogram som har utvecklats tillsammans med svenska partners och MUHAS bedöms ha tillräcklig egen handledningskapacitet inom dessa områden. The MUHAS proposal Strengthening Research, Training, and Innovation for Sustainable Development aims to: To address health challenges through contextualized innovations, research, and training of a quality workforce for sustainable development. The overarching objective will be achieved through the implementation of the following five specific objectives: 1) Optimize research and training capacity targeting to improve the control and management of Malaria and Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) with new tools and strategies in Tanzania; 2) Improve research training capacity for the control of HIV, tuberculosis (TB) and other Infectious Diseases in Tanzania; 3) Strengthen research and training capacity in Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH) and to build capacity and skills for research training in RMNCAH; 4) Gather evidence and design cost-effective strategies for strengthening the Health Systems for Universal Health Coverage (UHC); 5) Enhance capacity for Research, Training, and Innovation, including strengthening Library and Information Communication and Technology (ICT) support. Expected outcomes: In a period of six (6) years, the proposed program will train a total of 16 new PhD students, and support the four ongoing students to completion of their studies. Along with the training, strengthened research training capacity in the four thematic areas as well as enhanced Universitys capacity for Research, Training, and Innovation, including to strengthen Library and ICT support. These efforts and outcomes are geared to place the University at a higher global ranking and a self-sustaining research university. The proposed Program aims at consolidating research capacity at MUHAS, and aim to develop stronger, resilient, and sustainable research infrastructure that can stimulate innovative research, in keeping with epidemiological transition, and open to more research and training collaborations. Moving forward, MUHAS is determined to cement onto its ambitions in excelling in research by attracting, promoting and facilitating investment in different areas. MUHAS, in line with its vision to attain the University Research status aims to make meaningful contributions to the realization of the Tanzania Development Vision 2025 for quality livelihood for all, and the Sustainable Development Goal number three ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being for all at all ages by 2030. Sweden Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Uppsala universitet 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 0 0 221000 1147000 108000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 873540 168500 0 0 0 0 0 873540 1476000 Uppsala universitet 23000 Uppsala universitet Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13756-13756A0201 Sweden Final support to Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS) for the programme ‘Strengthening Research, Training and Innovation for Sustainable Development’ for the years 2024-2030. The overall objective of the programme is to consolidate and strengthen research capacity at MUHAS to contribute to sustainable capacity to conduct research that is relevant to health research for poverty reduction and socially, economically and environmentally sustainable development. The programme comprises five sub-programmes, including four postgraduate programmes in different relevant health research areas related to Tanzania's development (malaria and tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, maternal and child health, and health systems) and one research support programme (research administration, research communication, quality assurance of postgraduate education and innovation systems, and intellectual property). The programme will be implemented by MUHAS in partnership with four Swedish universities. MUHAS has locally accredited PhD programmes developed together with Swedish partners and MUHAS is deemed to have sufficient in-house supervision capacity in these areas. Avslutande stöd till Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences (MUHAS) för programmet ”Stärkt Forskning, Utbildning och Innovation för Hållbar Utveckling” under åren 2024-2030. Programmets övergripande mål är att konsolidera samt stärka forskningskapaciteten vid MUHAS för att bidra till hållbar kapacitet att bedriva forskning som är relevant hälsoforskning för fattigdomsbekämpning och socialt, ekonomiskt och miljömässigt hållbar utveckling. Programmet innehåller fem delprogram, varav fyra forskarutbildningsprogram inom olika relevanta forskningsområden inom hälsa relaterade till Tanzanias utveckling (malaria och tuberkulos, HIV/Aids, mödra- och barnhälsa, samt hälsosystem) och ett forskningsstödjandeprogram (forskningsadministration, forskningskommunikation, kvalitetssäkring av forskarutbildning och innovationssystem och immaterialrätt). Programmet kommer att implementeras av MUHAS i partnerskap med fyra svenska universitet. MUHAS har lokal ackrediterade doktorandprogram som har utvecklats tillsammans med svenska partners och MUHAS bedöms ha tillräcklig egen handledningskapacitet inom dessa områden. The MUHAS proposal Strengthening Research, Training, and Innovation for Sustainable Development aims to: To address health challenges through contextualized innovations, research, and training of a quality workforce for sustainable development. The overarching objective will be achieved through the implementation of the following five specific objectives: 1) Optimize research and training capacity targeting to improve the control and management of Malaria and Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) with new tools and strategies in Tanzania; 2) Improve research training capacity for the control of HIV, tuberculosis (TB) and other Infectious Diseases in Tanzania; 3) Strengthen research and training capacity in Reproductive, Maternal, Newborn, Child and Adolescent Health (RMNCAH) and to build capacity and skills for research training in RMNCAH; 4) Gather evidence and design cost-effective strategies for strengthening the Health Systems for Universal Health Coverage (UHC); 5) Enhance capacity for Research, Training, and Innovation, including strengthening Library and Information Communication and Technology (ICT) support. Expected outcomes: In a period of six (6) years, the proposed program will train a total of 16 new PhD students, and support the four ongoing students to completion of their studies. Along with the training, strengthened research training capacity in the four thematic areas as well as enhanced Universitys capacity for Research, Training, and Innovation, including to strengthen Library and ICT support. These efforts and outcomes are geared to place the University at a higher global ranking and a self-sustaining research university. The proposed Program aims at consolidating research capacity at MUHAS, and aim to develop stronger, resilient, and sustainable research infrastructure that can stimulate innovative research, in keeping with epidemiological transition, and open to more research and training collaborations. Moving forward, MUHAS is determined to cement onto its ambitions in excelling in research by attracting, promoting and facilitating investment in different areas. MUHAS, in line with its vision to attain the University Research status aims to make meaningful contributions to the realization of the Tanzania Development Vision 2025 for quality livelihood for all, and the Sustainable Development Goal number three ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being for all at all ages by 2030. Sweden Uppsala universitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Uppsala universitet 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1714116 1568804 1554500 4400000 4177296 426512 0 0 0 0 2000000 0 0 0 0 0 2927500 1714116 0 0 1568804 2177296 0 2027000 1000000 426512 0 0 13841228 Uppsala universitet 1714116 Uppsala universitet 1568804 Uppsala universitet Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13758 Sweden The goal of the Programme is to strengthen and consolidate capacities in research, research communication and innovation by supporting COSTECH's activities in inclusive and sustainable development, improved systems and environment for research, education and innovation, and enhanced impact of research results addressing societal needs. The program contains three thematic sub-programmes for research support for climate adaptation, strengthened research communication and innovation and intellectual property rights. The sub-programme on research support for climate adaptation is co-financed with Norad. Insatsens mål är att stärka och konsolidera kapacitet inom forskning, forskningskommunikation och innovation genom stöd till COSTECHs verksamhet inom inkluderande och hållbar utveckling, förbättrade system och miljö för forskning, utbildning och innovation, samt stärkt genomslag för forskningsresultat som adresserar samhälleliga behov. Programmet innehåller tre tematiska delprogram: forskningsstöd till klimatanpassning, stärkt forskningskommunikation och innovation och immaterialrätt. Delprogrammet forskningsstöd till klimatanpassning samfinansieras med Norad. The objective of the contribution is to strengthen and consolidate capacities in research, research communication and innovation by supporting COSTECH's activities in inclusive and sustainable development, improved systems and environment for research, education and innovation, and enhanced impact of research results addressing societal needs. The program contains three thematic sub-programmes for research support for climate adaptation, strengthened research communication and innovation and intellectual property rights. The sub-programme on research support for climate adaptation is co-financed with Norad. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Research/scientific institutions Technological research and development Other Multisector Industry The program has recently started. No results yet to publish. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13758-13758A0101 Sweden The goal of the Programme is to strengthen and consolidate capacities in research, research communication and innovation by supporting COSTECH's activities in inclusive and sustainable development, improved systems and environment for research, education and innovation, and enhanced impact of research results addressing societal needs. The program contains three thematic sub-programmes for research support for climate adaptation, strengthened research communication and innovation and intellectual property rights. The sub-programme on research support for climate adaptation is co-financed with Norad. Insatsens mål är att stärka och konsolidera kapacitet inom forskning, forskningskommunikation och innovation genom stöd till COSTECHs verksamhet inom inkluderande och hållbar utveckling, förbättrade system och miljö för forskning, utbildning och innovation, samt stärkt genomslag för forskningsresultat som adresserar samhälleliga behov. Programmet innehåller tre tematiska delprogram: forskningsstöd till klimatanpassning, stärkt forskningskommunikation och innovation och immaterialrätt. Delprogrammet forskningsstöd till klimatanpassning samfinansieras med Norad. The objective of the contribution is to strengthen and consolidate capacities in research, research communication and innovation by supporting COSTECH's activities in inclusive and sustainable development, improved systems and environment for research, education and innovation, and enhanced impact of research results addressing societal needs. The program contains three thematic sub-programmes for research support for climate adaptation, strengthened research communication and innovation and intellectual property rights. The sub-programme on research support for climate adaptation is co-financed with Norad. Sweden COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 0 13018498 10500000 6445657 4024845 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4024845 0 3945657 4950058 0 8068440 0 0 10500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 2500000 0 0 0 33989000 COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology 8068440 COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology 4950058 COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology 10500000 COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13758-13758A0401 Sweden The goal of the Programme is to strengthen and consolidate capacities in research, research communication and innovation by supporting COSTECH's activities in inclusive and sustainable development, improved systems and environment for research, education and innovation, and enhanced impact of research results addressing societal needs. The program contains three thematic sub-programmes for research support for climate adaptation, strengthened research communication and innovation and intellectual property rights. The sub-programme on research support for climate adaptation is co-financed with Norad. Insatsens mål är att stärka och konsolidera kapacitet inom forskning, forskningskommunikation och innovation genom stöd till COSTECHs verksamhet inom inkluderande och hållbar utveckling, förbättrade system och miljö för forskning, utbildning och innovation, samt stärkt genomslag för forskningsresultat som adresserar samhälleliga behov. Programmet innehåller tre tematiska delprogram: forskningsstöd till klimatanpassning, stärkt forskningskommunikation och innovation och immaterialrätt. Delprogrammet forskningsstöd till klimatanpassning samfinansieras med Norad. The objective of the contribution is to strengthen and consolidate capacities in research, research communication and innovation by supporting COSTECH's activities in inclusive and sustainable development, improved systems and environment for research, education and innovation, and enhanced impact of research results addressing societal needs. The program contains three thematic sub-programmes for research support for climate adaptation, strengthened research communication and innovation and intellectual property rights. The sub-programme on research support for climate adaptation is co-financed with Norad. Sweden PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 587699 1362301 1100000 750000 0 0 0 0 0 60350 71825 587699 1100000 0 0 0 750000 412984 817142 3800000 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket 587699 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket 60350 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket 71825 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket 412984 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13758-13758A0501 Sweden The goal of the Programme is to strengthen and consolidate capacities in research, research communication and innovation by supporting COSTECH's activities in inclusive and sustainable development, improved systems and environment for research, education and innovation, and enhanced impact of research results addressing societal needs. The program contains three thematic sub-programmes for research support for climate adaptation, strengthened research communication and innovation and intellectual property rights. The sub-programme on research support for climate adaptation is co-financed with Norad. Insatsens mål är att stärka och konsolidera kapacitet inom forskning, forskningskommunikation och innovation genom stöd till COSTECHs verksamhet inom inkluderande och hållbar utveckling, förbättrade system och miljö för forskning, utbildning och innovation, samt stärkt genomslag för forskningsresultat som adresserar samhälleliga behov. Programmet innehåller tre tematiska delprogram: forskningsstöd till klimatanpassning, stärkt forskningskommunikation och innovation och immaterialrätt. Delprogrammet forskningsstöd till klimatanpassning samfinansieras med Norad. The objective of the contribution is to strengthen and consolidate capacities in research, research communication and innovation by supporting COSTECH's activities in inclusive and sustainable development, improved systems and environment for research, education and innovation, and enhanced impact of research results addressing societal needs. The program contains three thematic sub-programmes for research support for climate adaptation, strengthened research communication and innovation and intellectual property rights. The sub-programme on research support for climate adaptation is co-financed with Norad. Sweden KTH/Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency KTH/Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 140000 1760000 1100000 800000 0 0 0 0 394105 1100000 1000000 0 365895 0 140000 800000 3800000 KTH/Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan 140000 KTH/Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan 394105 KTH/Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13907 Sweden The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (CHD) was established in 2000 and is one of the world's leading mediation organisations with 55 projects in over 40 countries/conflict contexts. Mediation and peacemaking efforts are very delicate and difficult, they often take place in hostile environments and are most commonly very political. Sida assesses that HD is a partner with recognized capacity in the field of mediation and that the proposed programme would make a valuable contribution to mediation and peacemaking and to the flexibility of our current Strategy for Sustainable Peace This new phase will include thematic support to; 1. Environmental peacemaking 2. Gender-responsive and inclusive peacemaking 3. Digital conflict mediation The geographic support will include support to dialogue in; Togo, South Sudan, Kosovo-Serbia and a flexible envelope. The set up will continue to be of a flexible nature. Meaning that the programme document sets the broader framework of the thematic focus and also the geographic focus intended but certainly the geographic focus will be dynamic given the importance to seize opportunities of political momentum in one context which can not be foreseen in advance. And then to move resources and attention there from more frozen conflicts/political stalemates. But also to enter rapidly into and test frontline thematics as they occur. As such, it is also then a very innovative support. The amount provided will be a total of 55 million SEK over 3 years. CHD har haft kärnstöd från svenska UD sedan dess bildande år 2000. Sida har genom enheten för fred och mänsklig säkerhet haft stöd till CHD sedan våren 2017, initialt genom ett enstaka projekt kring Rohingya-krisen och sedan våren 2019 genom ett breddat samarbete både geografiskt och tematiskt. Sida har från sina tidigare stöd mycket positiva erfarenheter av att stödja CHD:s arbete och en god dialog upparbetad. CHD har kunnat leverera goda resultat även under besvärliga förutsättningar. Det föreslagna programmet "CHD Mediation Initiative" bedöms av Sida som relevant och insatsen kommer att bidra till genomförandet av strategin Hållbar fred 2017 - 2022 och dess mål: -Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga väpnad konflikt och stödja inkluderande freds- och statsbyggandeprocesser -Stärkt kapacitet att främja mänsklig säkerhet i sviktande och konfliktdrabbade stater, särskilt kvinnors och barns säkerhet -Stärkt deltagande av kvinnor och av unga samt andra nyckelaktörer i avgörande skeden av nationella och lokala dialog- och fredsprocesser och försoning Det föreslagna programmet kommer att utöka det tematiska inslaget på tre fronter, jämställdhet, digitala konflikter och miljömässigt fredsskapande. Det kommer också att innehålla geografiskt projektstöd till medling Bangladesh-Myanmar, Togo, Sydsudan och Kosovo-Serbien samt en flexibel del för snabbt uppkomna kriser och möjligheter. Denna flexibla del kommer att stämmas av med Sida inför varje gång innan den initieras. Stödet blir treårigt med en total volym av 55 MSEK. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Myanmar Togo Ukraine Europe, regional Developing countries, unspecified Far East Asia, regional Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security SE-0-SE-6-13907-13907A0101 Sweden The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (CHD) was established in 2000 and is one of the world's leading mediation organisations with 55 projects in over 40 countries/conflict contexts. Mediation and peacemaking efforts are very delicate and difficult, they often take place in hostile environments and are most commonly very political. Sida assesses that HD is a partner with recognized capacity in the field of mediation and that the proposed programme would make a valuable contribution to mediation and peacemaking and to the flexibility of our current Strategy for Sustainable Peace This new phase will include thematic support to; 1. Environmental peacemaking 2. Gender-responsive and inclusive peacemaking 3. Digital conflict mediation The geographic support will include support to dialogue in; Togo, South Sudan, Kosovo-Serbia and a flexible envelope. The set up will continue to be of a flexible nature. Meaning that the programme document sets the broader framework of the thematic focus and also the geographic focus intended but certainly the geographic focus will be dynamic given the importance to seize opportunities of political momentum in one context which can not be foreseen in advance. And then to move resources and attention there from more frozen conflicts/political stalemates. But also to enter rapidly into and test frontline thematics as they occur. As such, it is also then a very innovative support. The amount provided will be a total of 55 million SEK over 3 years. CHD har haft kärnstöd från svenska UD sedan dess bildande år 2000. Sida har genom enheten för fred och mänsklig säkerhet haft stöd till CHD sedan våren 2017, initialt genom ett enstaka projekt kring Rohingya-krisen och sedan våren 2019 genom ett breddat samarbete både geografiskt och tematiskt. Sida har från sina tidigare stöd mycket positiva erfarenheter av att stödja CHD:s arbete och en god dialog upparbetad. CHD har kunnat leverera goda resultat även under besvärliga förutsättningar. Det föreslagna programmet "CHD Mediation Initiative" bedöms av Sida som relevant och insatsen kommer att bidra till genomförandet av strategin Hållbar fred 2017 - 2022 och dess mål: -Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga väpnad konflikt och stödja inkluderande freds- och statsbyggandeprocesser -Stärkt kapacitet att främja mänsklig säkerhet i sviktande och konfliktdrabbade stater, särskilt kvinnors och barns säkerhet -Stärkt deltagande av kvinnor och av unga samt andra nyckelaktörer i avgörande skeden av nationella och lokala dialog- och fredsprocesser och försoning Det föreslagna programmet kommer att utöka det tematiska inslaget på tre fronter, jämställdhet, digitala konflikter och miljömässigt fredsskapande. Det kommer också att innehålla geografiskt projektstöd till medling Bangladesh-Myanmar, Togo, Sydsudan och Kosovo-Serbien samt en flexibel del för snabbt uppkomna kriser och möjligheter. Denna flexibla del kommer att stämmas av med Sida inför varje gång innan den initieras. Stödet blir treårigt med en total volym av 55 MSEK. Sweden CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 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Mediation and peacemaking efforts are very delicate and difficult, they often take place in hostile environments and are most commonly very political. Sida assesses that HD is a partner with recognized capacity in the field of mediation and that the proposed programme would make a valuable contribution to mediation and peacemaking and to the flexibility of our current Strategy for Sustainable Peace This new phase will include thematic support to; 1. Environmental peacemaking 2. Gender-responsive and inclusive peacemaking 3. Digital conflict mediation The geographic support will include support to dialogue in; Togo, South Sudan, Kosovo-Serbia and a flexible envelope. The set up will continue to be of a flexible nature. Meaning that the programme document sets the broader framework of the thematic focus and also the geographic focus intended but certainly the geographic focus will be dynamic given the importance to seize opportunities of political momentum in one context which can not be foreseen in advance. And then to move resources and attention there from more frozen conflicts/political stalemates. But also to enter rapidly into and test frontline thematics as they occur. As such, it is also then a very innovative support. The amount provided will be a total of 55 million SEK over 3 years. CHD har haft kärnstöd från svenska UD sedan dess bildande år 2000. Sida har genom enheten för fred och mänsklig säkerhet haft stöd till CHD sedan våren 2017, initialt genom ett enstaka projekt kring Rohingya-krisen och sedan våren 2019 genom ett breddat samarbete både geografiskt och tematiskt. Sida har från sina tidigare stöd mycket positiva erfarenheter av att stödja CHD:s arbete och en god dialog upparbetad. CHD har kunnat leverera goda resultat även under besvärliga förutsättningar. Det föreslagna programmet "CHD Mediation Initiative" bedöms av Sida som relevant och insatsen kommer att bidra till genomförandet av strategin Hållbar fred 2017 - 2022 och dess mål: -Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga väpnad konflikt och stödja inkluderande freds- och statsbyggandeprocesser -Stärkt kapacitet att främja mänsklig säkerhet i sviktande och konfliktdrabbade stater, särskilt kvinnors och barns säkerhet -Stärkt deltagande av kvinnor och av unga samt andra nyckelaktörer i avgörande skeden av nationella och lokala dialog- och fredsprocesser och försoning Det föreslagna programmet kommer att utöka det tematiska inslaget på tre fronter, jämställdhet, digitala konflikter och miljömässigt fredsskapande. Det kommer också att innehålla geografiskt projektstöd till medling Bangladesh-Myanmar, Togo, Sydsudan och Kosovo-Serbien samt en flexibel del för snabbt uppkomna kriser och möjligheter. Denna flexibla del kommer att stämmas av med Sida inför varje gång innan den initieras. Stödet blir treårigt med en total volym av 55 MSEK. Sweden CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 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Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13907-13907A0103 Sweden The Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue (CHD) was established in 2000 and is one of the world's leading mediation organisations with 55 projects in over 40 countries/conflict contexts. Mediation and peacemaking efforts are very delicate and difficult, they often take place in hostile environments and are most commonly very political. Sida assesses that HD is a partner with recognized capacity in the field of mediation and that the proposed programme would make a valuable contribution to mediation and peacemaking and to the flexibility of our current Strategy for Sustainable Peace This new phase will include thematic support to; 1. Environmental peacemaking 2. Gender-responsive and inclusive peacemaking 3. Digital conflict mediation The geographic support will include support to dialogue in; Togo, South Sudan, Kosovo-Serbia and a flexible envelope. The set up will continue to be of a flexible nature. Meaning that the programme document sets the broader framework of the thematic focus and also the geographic focus intended but certainly the geographic focus will be dynamic given the importance to seize opportunities of political momentum in one context which can not be foreseen in advance. And then to move resources and attention there from more frozen conflicts/political stalemates. But also to enter rapidly into and test frontline thematics as they occur. As such, it is also then a very innovative support. The amount provided will be a total of 55 million SEK over 3 years. CHD har haft kärnstöd från svenska UD sedan dess bildande år 2000. Sida har genom enheten för fred och mänsklig säkerhet haft stöd till CHD sedan våren 2017, initialt genom ett enstaka projekt kring Rohingya-krisen och sedan våren 2019 genom ett breddat samarbete både geografiskt och tematiskt. Sida har från sina tidigare stöd mycket positiva erfarenheter av att stödja CHD:s arbete och en god dialog upparbetad. CHD har kunnat leverera goda resultat även under besvärliga förutsättningar. Det föreslagna programmet "CHD Mediation Initiative" bedöms av Sida som relevant och insatsen kommer att bidra till genomförandet av strategin Hållbar fred 2017 - 2022 och dess mål: -Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga väpnad konflikt och stödja inkluderande freds- och statsbyggandeprocesser -Stärkt kapacitet att främja mänsklig säkerhet i sviktande och konfliktdrabbade stater, särskilt kvinnors och barns säkerhet -Stärkt deltagande av kvinnor och av unga samt andra nyckelaktörer i avgörande skeden av nationella och lokala dialog- och fredsprocesser och försoning Det föreslagna programmet kommer att utöka det tematiska inslaget på tre fronter, jämställdhet, digitala konflikter och miljömässigt fredsskapande. Det kommer också att innehålla geografiskt projektstöd till medling Bangladesh-Myanmar, Togo, Sydsudan och Kosovo-Serbien samt en flexibel del för snabbt uppkomna kriser och möjligheter. Denna flexibla del kommer att stämmas av med Sida inför varje gång innan den initieras. Stödet blir treårigt med en total volym av 55 MSEK. Sweden CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5600000 -16160 0 5600000 -16160 2512728 CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue 614222.4 CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue 614222.4 CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue 614222.4 CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue 1228444.8 CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue 2520000 CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue 616000 CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue 616000 CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue 1232000 CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue 616000 CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue -1777.6 CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue -7272 CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue -1777.6 CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue -1777.6 CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue -3555.2 CHD/Henry Dunant Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue Peace, security and stabilization 2024-2028 Fred, säkerhet och stabilisering 2024-2028 Protection from violence for civilians, with a particular focus on sexual violence and the protection of children, as well as improved conditions for better accountability for conflict-related violence. Skydd från våld för civila med särskilt fokus på sexuellt våld och skydd av barn, samt ökade förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande för konfliktrelaterat våld. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Conflict prevention and stabilisation in fragile and conflict-affected areas, including initiatives for mine clearance, demobilisation and reduced proliferation of small arms and light weapons, and other measures to enhance conditions for return to conflict-affected areas. Konfliktförebyggande och stabilisering i bräckliga och konfliktdrabbade områden, inklusive insatser för minröjning, demobilisering och minskad spridning av små och lätta vapen, och andra åtgärder för stärkta förutsättningar för återvändande till konfliktdrabbade områden. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Inclusive peace processes and local ownership of national and regional peace efforts, with a focus on gender equality and the participation of women and youth. Inkluderande fredsprocesser och lokalt ägarskap i nationella och regionala fredsansträngningar med fokus på jämställdhet och kvinnors och ungas deltagande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-13975 Sweden Handicap International/Humanity and Inclusion (HI) has applied for funding for of 37 million SEK for the project Strenghtening physical rehabilitation services in the North-East of Syria during the period May 2020 to April 2022. The project aims to enhance access to physical rehabilitation and prosthetic for conflict-affected populations through a multi-disciplinary approach. HI will work with existing rehab units in hospitals and health facilities. They will 1) provide multi-disciplinary rehabilitation services tailored to specific needs of each beneficiary: 3900 patients including for example physio-therapy, prosthetics, psycho-social support, 2) provide education sessions and psycho-social support sessions to caregivers of persons with functional limitations, 3) train Syrian health staff in physical rehab, psycho-social support or prosthetics services and 4) conduct internal and external referrals to relevant services using Gender, Age, Disability (GAD) sensitive elements. Sida will be the only donor to the project and cover the total project cost: 37 million SEK. Handicap International/Humanity and Inclusion (HI) har inkommit till Sida med ansökan om stöd om totalt 37 miljoner kronor för ett prjektet "Strenghtening physical rehabilitation services in the North-East of Syria" för perioden maj 2020 till april 2022. Projektet syftar till att öka tillgången till fysisk rehabilitering och proteser för människor drabbade av konflikt i nordöstra Syrien. HI arbetar sedan tidigare med sjukhus och hälsomottagningar i tre governorat i nordöstra Syrien (Hasakeh, Raqqa and Der Ezzor) och de kommer att ge 3900 personer skräddarsydda rehabiliteringsprogram som inkluderar bl.a. sjukgymnastik, tillhandahållande av hjälpmedel såsom proteser, psyko-socialt stöd etc. De kommer även att arbeta med familjemedlemmar för att ge dem stöd och öka deras kunskap, utbilda hälsopersonal i fysisk rehabilitering och psyko-socialt stöd samt arbeta med intern och extern remiterring till relevanta instanser. Sida är den enda givaren till detta projekt och finansierar hela projektkostnaden om 37 miljoner SEK. Controller har medverkat i bedömning av detta projekt och framtagande av avtal och beslut. The project aimed to improve the lives of persons with functional limitations in North East Syria by enabling them to gain or re-gain their functional independence through rehabilitation services. The overall objective of the intervention was to improve access to quality physical rehabilitation services that are gender, age and disability (GAD) inclusive. The overall objective was in its turn then divided into three goals: 1) Increasing access: Providing and scaling up physical rehabilitation services in existing rehabilitation units or supporting the setting up of services. Mobile teams were also expected to conduct home visits to beneficiaries when they could not come to the rehabilitation fixed point. 2) Strengthening the health system through close collaboration/capacity building of health facilities and training/coaching of staff members to provide a qualitative and patient-centred service. 3) Community-level inclusion, ensuring that beneficiaries were aware of the services and could access it, that they could provide feedback that would inform improvement and adaptation of the services. The project targeted vulnerable persons in three governorates in North East Syria. From an activity point of view, focus was on a) activities aimed at strengthening health facilities in their ability to provide quality services and b) activities focusing on reinforcing beneficiaries awareness, participation and feedback on the services. The project was expected to contribute to a longer term vision of health system strengthening where Syrias national health plan, building on existing structures, would ensure sustainable physical rehabilitation services at three different levels: Specialized rehabilitation services, intermediate rehabilitation services and community level rehabilitation services. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Syrian Arab Republic Medical services Health, General Introduction The project has delivered tangible results over the period May 2020 December 2024, with progress in line with the expected targets, and in some areas exceeding initial expectations. Looking across the range of persons reached, among those in need of rehabilitation, caregivers, healthcare staff and referrals to other social services, the total number of beneficiaries reached 16,145. Of these, 34% were men, 46% women, 9% girls and 11% boys. Increasing access to rehabilitation services According to the Final Narrative Report May 2020 December 2024, more than 10,700 persons with disabilities and conflict-affected individuals accessed physical rehabilitation, prosthetics and orthotics (P&O), and psychosocial support (PSS). In addition, over 5,300 caregivers received psychosocial support. Functional outcome assessments, introduced from 2021, show that over 90% of patients completing rehabilitation improved their independence, while 99% of caregivers reported reduced burden. Strengthened health system and partner capacity HI's reporting highlights that service delivery progressively transitioned to the Kurdish Red Crescent (KRC), thus promoting local ownership. Between 20222024, staff were trained in rehabilitation, prosthetics and orthotics (P&O), psychosocial support (PSS), and Gender-Age-Disability inclusion. The Rehabilitation Management System (RMS), introduced in 2023, improved planning and quality assurance. By the end of 2024, most rehabilitation centers were managed by KRC with HI in a technical support role. Community-level inclusion The Final Narrative Report May 2020 December 2024 underlines that 22 persons with disabilities were trained as Inclusion Ambassadors, leading awareness efforts, and that an Organization of Persons with Disabilities (OPD) was formally established in 2023. Feedback and Response Mechanisms (FRM) and community surveys informed adaptations, including adjustments in the scheduling of appointments and the establishment of a child-friendly rehabilitation space in 2024. Unexpected results HI's reporting throughout the activity period also includes unexpected results. For example, during the COVID-19 pandemic (2020-2021) and also during periods of security-related access constraints (2022), HI and its partners showcased their agility and adaptability, finding ways to continue implementation through e.g., tele-rehabilitation and mobile teams. Another example of unexpected results is the fact that the above-mentioned OPD was also recognized by local authorities, providing an institutional platform for advocacy beyond the projects original scope. Furthermore, HI has shared success stories highlighting how rehabilitation of an individual can have broader social impact on families and communities. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13975-13975A0101 Sweden Handicap International/Humanity and Inclusion (HI) has applied for funding for of 37 million SEK for the project Strenghtening physical rehabilitation services in the North-East of Syria during the period May 2020 to April 2022. The project aims to enhance access to physical rehabilitation and prosthetic for conflict-affected populations through a multi-disciplinary approach. HI will work with existing rehab units in hospitals and health facilities. They will 1) provide multi-disciplinary rehabilitation services tailored to specific needs of each beneficiary: 3900 patients including for example physio-therapy, prosthetics, psycho-social support, 2) provide education sessions and psycho-social support sessions to caregivers of persons with functional limitations, 3) train Syrian health staff in physical rehab, psycho-social support or prosthetics services and 4) conduct internal and external referrals to relevant services using Gender, Age, Disability (GAD) sensitive elements. Sida will be the only donor to the project and cover the total project cost: 37 million SEK. Handicap International/Humanity and Inclusion (HI) har inkommit till Sida med ansökan om stöd om totalt 37 miljoner kronor för ett prjektet "Strenghtening physical rehabilitation services in the North-East of Syria" för perioden maj 2020 till april 2022. Projektet syftar till att öka tillgången till fysisk rehabilitering och proteser för människor drabbade av konflikt i nordöstra Syrien. HI arbetar sedan tidigare med sjukhus och hälsomottagningar i tre governorat i nordöstra Syrien (Hasakeh, Raqqa and Der Ezzor) och de kommer att ge 3900 personer skräddarsydda rehabiliteringsprogram som inkluderar bl.a. sjukgymnastik, tillhandahållande av hjälpmedel såsom proteser, psyko-socialt stöd etc. De kommer även att arbeta med familjemedlemmar för att ge dem stöd och öka deras kunskap, utbilda hälsopersonal i fysisk rehabilitering och psyko-socialt stöd samt arbeta med intern och extern remiterring till relevanta instanser. Sida är den enda givaren till detta projekt och finansierar hela projektkostnaden om 37 miljoner SEK. Controller har medverkat i bedömning av detta projekt och framtagande av avtal och beslut. The project aimed to improve the lives of persons with functional limitations in North East Syria by enabling them to gain or re-gain their functional independence through rehabilitation services. The overall objective of the intervention was to improve access to quality physical rehabilitation services that are gender, age and disability (GAD) inclusive. The overall objective was in its turn then divided into three goals: 1) Increasing access: Providing and scaling up physical rehabilitation services in existing rehabilitation units or supporting the setting up of services. Mobile teams were also expected to conduct home visits to beneficiaries when they could not come to the rehabilitation fixed point. 2) Strengthening the health system through close collaboration/capacity building of health facilities and training/coaching of staff members to provide a qualitative and patient-centred service. 3) Community-level inclusion, ensuring that beneficiaries were aware of the services and could access it, that they could provide feedback that would inform improvement and adaptation of the services. The project targeted vulnerable persons in three governorates in North East Syria. From an activity point of view, focus was on a) activities aimed at strengthening health facilities in their ability to provide quality services and b) activities focusing on reinforcing beneficiaries awareness, participation and feedback on the services. The project was expected to contribute to a longer term vision of health system strengthening where Syrias national health plan, building on existing structures, would ensure sustainable physical rehabilitation services at three different levels: Specialized rehabilitation services, intermediate rehabilitation services and community level rehabilitation services. Sweden Humanity & Inclusion Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Humanity & Inclusion 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 17000000 0 27000000 0 0 0 13000000 0 0 8000000 0 0 9000000 0 0 0 7000000 0 17000000 0 10000000 64000000 Humanity & Inclusion 7000000 Humanity & Inclusion 13000000 Humanity & Inclusion 8000000 Humanity & Inclusion 9000000 Humanity & Inclusion 17000000 Humanity & Inclusion 10000000 Humanity & Inclusion Syria Crisis 2016-2023 Syrienkrisstrategin 2016-2023 Improved access to inclusive and equal basic public services for people in Syria Förbättrad tillgång till inkluderande och jämlika grundläggande samhällstjänster för människor i Syrien Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13975-13975A0102 Sweden Handicap International/Humanity and Inclusion (HI) has applied for funding for of 37 million SEK for the project Strenghtening physical rehabilitation services in the North-East of Syria during the period May 2020 to April 2022. The project aims to enhance access to physical rehabilitation and prosthetic for conflict-affected populations through a multi-disciplinary approach. HI will work with existing rehab units in hospitals and health facilities. They will 1) provide multi-disciplinary rehabilitation services tailored to specific needs of each beneficiary: 3900 patients including for example physio-therapy, prosthetics, psycho-social support, 2) provide education sessions and psycho-social support sessions to caregivers of persons with functional limitations, 3) train Syrian health staff in physical rehab, psycho-social support or prosthetics services and 4) conduct internal and external referrals to relevant services using Gender, Age, Disability (GAD) sensitive elements. Sida will be the only donor to the project and cover the total project cost: 37 million SEK. Handicap International/Humanity and Inclusion (HI) har inkommit till Sida med ansökan om stöd om totalt 37 miljoner kronor för ett prjektet "Strenghtening physical rehabilitation services in the North-East of Syria" för perioden maj 2020 till april 2022. Projektet syftar till att öka tillgången till fysisk rehabilitering och proteser för människor drabbade av konflikt i nordöstra Syrien. HI arbetar sedan tidigare med sjukhus och hälsomottagningar i tre governorat i nordöstra Syrien (Hasakeh, Raqqa and Der Ezzor) och de kommer att ge 3900 personer skräddarsydda rehabiliteringsprogram som inkluderar bl.a. sjukgymnastik, tillhandahållande av hjälpmedel såsom proteser, psyko-socialt stöd etc. De kommer även att arbeta med familjemedlemmar för att ge dem stöd och öka deras kunskap, utbilda hälsopersonal i fysisk rehabilitering och psyko-socialt stöd samt arbeta med intern och extern remiterring till relevanta instanser. Sida är den enda givaren till detta projekt och finansierar hela projektkostnaden om 37 miljoner SEK. Controller har medverkat i bedömning av detta projekt och framtagande av avtal och beslut. The project aimed to improve the lives of persons with functional limitations in North East Syria by enabling them to gain or re-gain their functional independence through rehabilitation services. The overall objective of the intervention was to improve access to quality physical rehabilitation services that are gender, age and disability (GAD) inclusive. The overall objective was in its turn then divided into three goals: 1) Increasing access: Providing and scaling up physical rehabilitation services in existing rehabilitation units or supporting the setting up of services. Mobile teams were also expected to conduct home visits to beneficiaries when they could not come to the rehabilitation fixed point. 2) Strengthening the health system through close collaboration/capacity building of health facilities and training/coaching of staff members to provide a qualitative and patient-centred service. 3) Community-level inclusion, ensuring that beneficiaries were aware of the services and could access it, that they could provide feedback that would inform improvement and adaptation of the services. The project targeted vulnerable persons in three governorates in North East Syria. From an activity point of view, focus was on a) activities aimed at strengthening health facilities in their ability to provide quality services and b) activities focusing on reinforcing beneficiaries awareness, participation and feedback on the services. The project was expected to contribute to a longer term vision of health system strengthening where Syrias national health plan, building on existing structures, would ensure sustainable physical rehabilitation services at three different levels: Specialized rehabilitation services, intermediate rehabilitation services and community level rehabilitation services. Sweden Humanity & Inclusion Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Humanity & Inclusion 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 14999709 15000000 -291 0 14999709 Humanity & Inclusion 15000000 Humanity & Inclusion -291.3 Humanity & Inclusion Syria Crisis 2024-2027 (former 2024-2026) Syrienkrisstrategin 2024-2027 (fd 2024-2026) Improved livelihood opportunities for women and men and increased access to basic public services in Syria and neighbouring countries. Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för kvinnor och män och ökad tillgång till grundläggande samhällstjänster i Syrien och angränsande länder. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13975-13975A0201 Sweden Handicap International/Humanity and Inclusion (HI) has applied for funding for of 37 million SEK for the project Strenghtening physical rehabilitation services in the North-East of Syria during the period May 2020 to April 2022. The project aims to enhance access to physical rehabilitation and prosthetic for conflict-affected populations through a multi-disciplinary approach. HI will work with existing rehab units in hospitals and health facilities. They will 1) provide multi-disciplinary rehabilitation services tailored to specific needs of each beneficiary: 3900 patients including for example physio-therapy, prosthetics, psycho-social support, 2) provide education sessions and psycho-social support sessions to caregivers of persons with functional limitations, 3) train Syrian health staff in physical rehab, psycho-social support or prosthetics services and 4) conduct internal and external referrals to relevant services using Gender, Age, Disability (GAD) sensitive elements. Sida will be the only donor to the project and cover the total project cost: 37 million SEK. Handicap International/Humanity and Inclusion (HI) har inkommit till Sida med ansökan om stöd om totalt 37 miljoner kronor för ett prjektet "Strenghtening physical rehabilitation services in the North-East of Syria" för perioden maj 2020 till april 2022. Projektet syftar till att öka tillgången till fysisk rehabilitering och proteser för människor drabbade av konflikt i nordöstra Syrien. HI arbetar sedan tidigare med sjukhus och hälsomottagningar i tre governorat i nordöstra Syrien (Hasakeh, Raqqa and Der Ezzor) och de kommer att ge 3900 personer skräddarsydda rehabiliteringsprogram som inkluderar bl.a. sjukgymnastik, tillhandahållande av hjälpmedel såsom proteser, psyko-socialt stöd etc. De kommer även att arbeta med familjemedlemmar för att ge dem stöd och öka deras kunskap, utbilda hälsopersonal i fysisk rehabilitering och psyko-socialt stöd samt arbeta med intern och extern remiterring till relevanta instanser. Sida är den enda givaren till detta projekt och finansierar hela projektkostnaden om 37 miljoner SEK. Controller har medverkat i bedömning av detta projekt och framtagande av avtal och beslut. The project aimed to improve the lives of persons with functional limitations in North East Syria by enabling them to gain or re-gain their functional independence through rehabilitation services. The overall objective of the intervention was to improve access to quality physical rehabilitation services that are gender, age and disability (GAD) inclusive. The overall objective was in its turn then divided into three goals: 1) Increasing access: Providing and scaling up physical rehabilitation services in existing rehabilitation units or supporting the setting up of services. Mobile teams were also expected to conduct home visits to beneficiaries when they could not come to the rehabilitation fixed point. 2) Strengthening the health system through close collaboration/capacity building of health facilities and training/coaching of staff members to provide a qualitative and patient-centred service. 3) Community-level inclusion, ensuring that beneficiaries were aware of the services and could access it, that they could provide feedback that would inform improvement and adaptation of the services. The project targeted vulnerable persons in three governorates in North East Syria. From an activity point of view, focus was on a) activities aimed at strengthening health facilities in their ability to provide quality services and b) activities focusing on reinforcing beneficiaries awareness, participation and feedback on the services. The project was expected to contribute to a longer term vision of health system strengthening where Syrias national health plan, building on existing structures, would ensure sustainable physical rehabilitation services at three different levels: Specialized rehabilitation services, intermediate rehabilitation services and community level rehabilitation services. Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 149420 149420 149420 Ernst & Young 149420 Ernst & Young Syria Crisis 2016-2023 Syrienkrisstrategin 2016-2023 Improved access to inclusive and equal basic public services for people in Syria Förbättrad tillgång till inkluderande och jämlika grundläggande samhällstjänster för människor i Syrien Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-13985 Sweden Ipas is an internationally recognized NGO that works to advance reproductive justice by expanding access to safe abortion and contraception globally since 50 years back. Over the years, more than 69 000 women and adolescent girls have accessed safe abortion services and 53 000 have received post¬abortion contraception services. The project has four key objectives that will be achieved before end of 2027: 1. Women and girls have improved access to available, accessible, and acceptable abortion, contraceptive, and SGBV services within Mozambique's health sector. 2. Humanitarian agencies have enhanced capacity to take evidence¬based action to protect SRHR before, during, and after humanitarian crises. 3. Communities reduce the prevalence of harmful gender norms and cultural practices, increase support for SRHR, and refer people to safe SRH services. 4. A national movement for SRHR—led primarily by women and young people— demands accountability from government leaders on SRHR and SGBV, and resists threats to progress. This will be achieved through advocacy work in various forums, technical support, dialogue with target groups and local communities, training of health staff and upgrading of care facilities. It is proposed to support a contribution of 190 million SEK during 2023¬2027 of which 98 million SEK will be allocated to Ipas for their programmatic work to achieve goals 1-3, 90 Million SEK to strengthen an established network of local civil society organizations working within the SRHR sphere, including LGBTQI issues, reflected in goal 4 above and 2 Million SEK for midterm review. Ipas är en internationellt erkänd SRHR¬organisation som sedan 50 år tillbaka arbetar globalt med sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter och tillgång till säkra aborter. Under projektet har mer än 69 000 kvinnor och tonårsflickor fått tillgång till säkra aborter och 53 000 har fått preventivmedel efter abort. Insatsen har följande mål som förväntas uppnås till 2027: 1. Kvinnor och barn har förbättrad tillgång till säkra aborter, preventivmedel och stödinsatser för sexuellt och könsbaserat våld inom hälso¬ och sjukvårdssystemet i Moçambique. 2. Humanitära aktörer har ökad kapacitet att vidta evidens¬baserade åtgärder för att skydda och tillförsäkra tillgång till SRHR före, i samband med samt efter konfliktrelaterade kriser. 3. Lokalsamhällen har bidragit till att minska omfattningen av skadliga könsrelaterade normer och beteenden, öka förståelsen kring SRHR och hänvisa människor till inrättningar som erbjuder säkra och tillförlitliga SRHR¬tjänster. 4. En nationell SRHR-rörelse, huvudsakligen ledd av kvinnor och ungdomar, som ställer krav på ett rättvist ansvarstagande från regering och myndigheter kring SRHR och sexuellt och könsbaserat våld och som kan stå emot hot mot progressiva framsteg inom SRHR¬ området. Detta ska uppnås genom påverkansarbete inom olika forum, tekniskt stöd, dialog med målgrupper och lokalsamhällen, utbildning av hälsopersonal och uppgradering av vårdinrättningar. Totalt föreslås ett stöd på 190 MSEK under åren 2023–2027 varav 98 MSEK fördelas till Ipas för att genomföra verksamhet som leder till ovanstående mål 1-3; 90 MSEK till att stärka ett etablerat nätverk av lokala civilsamhällsorganisationer som arbetar med SRHR, inklusive HBTQI¬frågor, i enlighet med ovan nämnda mål 4; samt 2 MSEK för en halvtidsöversyn. The primary goal of the project is to build lasting momentum for gender equality and human rights in Mozambique through improved access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), including safe abortion. Objective 1: Women and girls have improved access to available, accessible, and acceptable abortion, contraceptive, and SGBV services within Mozambique's health sector Objective 2: Humanitarian agencies have enhanced capacity to take evidence-based action to protect SRHR before, during, and after humanitarian crises Objective 3: Communities reduce the prevalence of harmful gender norms and cultural practices, increase support for SRHR, and refer people to safe SRH services Objective 4: A national movement for SRHR led primarily by women and young people demands accountability from government leaders on SRHR and SGBV, and resists threats to progress Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Reproductive health care Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Administrative Costs of Donors Outcome 1: Women and girls have improved access to available, acceptable, and high-quality abortion, contraceptive, and SGBV services within Mozambique's health sector • Expanded access to safe abortion care, with 25,535 services provided in 2025, including 14,472 induced abortion services and 11,063 post-abortion care (PAC) cases, bringing the cumulative result to 66,738 services by the end of the year. • Strengthened PAC contraceptive uptake, with 19,801 women and girls adopting a contraceptive method following abortion care in 2025, representing an uptake rate of 78%. • Improved facility readiness and sustainability, with 27 health facilities assessed under the graduation framework and 24 already scoring above the 75% graduation threshold, showing strong progress toward institutional ownership of abortion services. • Expanded clinical mentoring network, training 32 new clinical mentors and refreshing 23 existing mentors, thereby reinforcing quality improvement and continuity of technical support across supported provinces. • Advanced the abortion self-care agenda, with 366 community-linked actors trained in SMA/ASC approaches and the first 9 trained pharmacists already providing support in Niassa, laying the foundation for broader implementation. • Improved the enabling environment for rights-based SRHR, reaching 293 institutional actors through VCAT, of whom 267 (91%) showed improved knowledge, attitudes, and intentions regarding SRHR. Outcome 2: Humanitarian agencies have enhanced capacity to take evidence-based action to protect SRHR before, during, and after humanitarian crises • Strengthening integration of SRHR into humanitarian preparedness and response, including incorporation of SRHR and SGBV actions into contingency plans in Marromeu and Dondo districts, and at the provincial level in Sofala, along with the training of 480 humanitarian actors, of whom 413 (86%) improved their knowledge. Outcome 3: Communities reduce the prevalence of harmful gender norms and cultural practices, increase support for SRHR, and refer people to safe SRH services • Built a stronger and more sustainable community network, with 374 SRHR advocates (activists) trained, 577 godmothers and traditional healers sensitized/trained, and implementation through 4 local partner organizations. • Generated strong community-to-service linkage, with 8,850 referrals made to SRHR services in 2025, including 6,303 referrals for family planning, 1,463 for safe abortion services, and 1,084 for SGBV services. Outcome 4: A national movement for SRHRled primarily by women and young peopledemands accountability from government leaders on SRHR and SGBV, and resists threats to progress • Reinforced a functioning national SRHR movement, with project-supported CSOs implementing 172 advocacy actions in 2025 and contributing to 3 policy advances and 8 public statements or declarations demonstrating greater accountability and ownership of SRHR. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-13985-13985A0101 Sweden Ipas is an internationally recognized NGO that works to advance reproductive justice by expanding access to safe abortion and contraception globally since 50 years back. Over the years, more than 69 000 women and adolescent girls have accessed safe abortion services and 53 000 have received post¬abortion contraception services. The project has four key objectives that will be achieved before end of 2027: 1. Women and girls have improved access to available, accessible, and acceptable abortion, contraceptive, and SGBV services within Mozambique's health sector. 2. Humanitarian agencies have enhanced capacity to take evidence¬based action to protect SRHR before, during, and after humanitarian crises. 3. Communities reduce the prevalence of harmful gender norms and cultural practices, increase support for SRHR, and refer people to safe SRH services. 4. A national movement for SRHR—led primarily by women and young people— demands accountability from government leaders on SRHR and SGBV, and resists threats to progress. This will be achieved through advocacy work in various forums, technical support, dialogue with target groups and local communities, training of health staff and upgrading of care facilities. It is proposed to support a contribution of 190 million SEK during 2023¬2027 of which 98 million SEK will be allocated to Ipas for their programmatic work to achieve goals 1-3, 90 Million SEK to strengthen an established network of local civil society organizations working within the SRHR sphere, including LGBTQI issues, reflected in goal 4 above and 2 Million SEK for midterm review. Ipas är en internationellt erkänd SRHR¬organisation som sedan 50 år tillbaka arbetar globalt med sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter och tillgång till säkra aborter. Under projektet har mer än 69 000 kvinnor och tonårsflickor fått tillgång till säkra aborter och 53 000 har fått preventivmedel efter abort. Insatsen har följande mål som förväntas uppnås till 2027: 1. Kvinnor och barn har förbättrad tillgång till säkra aborter, preventivmedel och stödinsatser för sexuellt och könsbaserat våld inom hälso¬ och sjukvårdssystemet i Moçambique. 2. Humanitära aktörer har ökad kapacitet att vidta evidens¬baserade åtgärder för att skydda och tillförsäkra tillgång till SRHR före, i samband med samt efter konfliktrelaterade kriser. 3. Lokalsamhällen har bidragit till att minska omfattningen av skadliga könsrelaterade normer och beteenden, öka förståelsen kring SRHR och hänvisa människor till inrättningar som erbjuder säkra och tillförlitliga SRHR¬tjänster. 4. En nationell SRHR-rörelse, huvudsakligen ledd av kvinnor och ungdomar, som ställer krav på ett rättvist ansvarstagande från regering och myndigheter kring SRHR och sexuellt och könsbaserat våld och som kan stå emot hot mot progressiva framsteg inom SRHR¬ området. Detta ska uppnås genom påverkansarbete inom olika forum, tekniskt stöd, dialog med målgrupper och lokalsamhällen, utbildning av hälsopersonal och uppgradering av vårdinrättningar. Totalt föreslås ett stöd på 190 MSEK under åren 2023–2027 varav 98 MSEK fördelas till Ipas för att genomföra verksamhet som leder till ovanstående mål 1-3; 90 MSEK till att stärka ett etablerat nätverk av lokala civilsamhällsorganisationer som arbetar med SRHR, inklusive HBTQI¬frågor, i enlighet med ovan nämnda mål 4; samt 2 MSEK för en halvtidsöversyn. The primary goal of the project is to build lasting momentum for gender equality and human rights in Mozambique through improved access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), including safe abortion. Objective 1: Women and girls have improved access to available, accessible, and acceptable abortion, contraceptive, and SGBV services within Mozambique's health sector Objective 2: Humanitarian agencies have enhanced capacity to take evidence-based action to protect SRHR before, during, and after humanitarian crises Objective 3: Communities reduce the prevalence of harmful gender norms and cultural practices, increase support for SRHR, and refer people to safe SRH services Objective 4: A national movement for SRHR led primarily by women and young people demands accountability from government leaders on SRHR and SGBV, and resists threats to progress Sweden Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 25000000 12500000 27000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 25000000 12500000 0 64500000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 25000000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 12500000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 27000000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 0 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Enhanced adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change, and environmental and natural disasters. Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased gender equality, including access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). Ökad jämställdhet inklusive tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, SRHR Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13985-13985A0102 Sweden Ipas is an internationally recognized NGO that works to advance reproductive justice by expanding access to safe abortion and contraception globally since 50 years back. Over the years, more than 69 000 women and adolescent girls have accessed safe abortion services and 53 000 have received post¬abortion contraception services. The project has four key objectives that will be achieved before end of 2027: 1. Women and girls have improved access to available, accessible, and acceptable abortion, contraceptive, and SGBV services within Mozambique's health sector. 2. Humanitarian agencies have enhanced capacity to take evidence¬based action to protect SRHR before, during, and after humanitarian crises. 3. Communities reduce the prevalence of harmful gender norms and cultural practices, increase support for SRHR, and refer people to safe SRH services. 4. A national movement for SRHR—led primarily by women and young people— demands accountability from government leaders on SRHR and SGBV, and resists threats to progress. This will be achieved through advocacy work in various forums, technical support, dialogue with target groups and local communities, training of health staff and upgrading of care facilities. It is proposed to support a contribution of 190 million SEK during 2023¬2027 of which 98 million SEK will be allocated to Ipas for their programmatic work to achieve goals 1-3, 90 Million SEK to strengthen an established network of local civil society organizations working within the SRHR sphere, including LGBTQI issues, reflected in goal 4 above and 2 Million SEK for midterm review. Ipas är en internationellt erkänd SRHR¬organisation som sedan 50 år tillbaka arbetar globalt med sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter och tillgång till säkra aborter. Under projektet har mer än 69 000 kvinnor och tonårsflickor fått tillgång till säkra aborter och 53 000 har fått preventivmedel efter abort. Insatsen har följande mål som förväntas uppnås till 2027: 1. Kvinnor och barn har förbättrad tillgång till säkra aborter, preventivmedel och stödinsatser för sexuellt och könsbaserat våld inom hälso¬ och sjukvårdssystemet i Moçambique. 2. Humanitära aktörer har ökad kapacitet att vidta evidens¬baserade åtgärder för att skydda och tillförsäkra tillgång till SRHR före, i samband med samt efter konfliktrelaterade kriser. 3. Lokalsamhällen har bidragit till att minska omfattningen av skadliga könsrelaterade normer och beteenden, öka förståelsen kring SRHR och hänvisa människor till inrättningar som erbjuder säkra och tillförlitliga SRHR¬tjänster. 4. En nationell SRHR-rörelse, huvudsakligen ledd av kvinnor och ungdomar, som ställer krav på ett rättvist ansvarstagande från regering och myndigheter kring SRHR och sexuellt och könsbaserat våld och som kan stå emot hot mot progressiva framsteg inom SRHR¬ området. Detta ska uppnås genom påverkansarbete inom olika forum, tekniskt stöd, dialog med målgrupper och lokalsamhällen, utbildning av hälsopersonal och uppgradering av vårdinrättningar. Totalt föreslås ett stöd på 190 MSEK under åren 2023–2027 varav 98 MSEK fördelas till Ipas för att genomföra verksamhet som leder till ovanstående mål 1-3; 90 MSEK till att stärka ett etablerat nätverk av lokala civilsamhällsorganisationer som arbetar med SRHR, inklusive HBTQI¬frågor, i enlighet med ovan nämnda mål 4; samt 2 MSEK för en halvtidsöversyn. The primary goal of the project is to build lasting momentum for gender equality and human rights in Mozambique through improved access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), including safe abortion. Objective 1: Women and girls have improved access to available, accessible, and acceptable abortion, contraceptive, and SGBV services within Mozambique's health sector Objective 2: Humanitarian agencies have enhanced capacity to take evidence-based action to protect SRHR before, during, and after humanitarian crises Objective 3: Communities reduce the prevalence of harmful gender norms and cultural practices, increase support for SRHR, and refer people to safe SRH services Objective 4: A national movement for SRHR led primarily by women and young people demands accountability from government leaders on SRHR and SGBV, and resists threats to progress Sweden Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 12500000 20000000 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12500000 20000000 0 0 47500000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 15000000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 12500000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 20000000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Increased gender equality, including access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). Ökad jämställdhet inklusive tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, SRHR Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-13985-13985A0201 Sweden Ipas is an internationally recognized NGO that works to advance reproductive justice by expanding access to safe abortion and contraception globally since 50 years back. Over the years, more than 69 000 women and adolescent girls have accessed safe abortion services and 53 000 have received post¬abortion contraception services. The project has four key objectives that will be achieved before end of 2027: 1. Women and girls have improved access to available, accessible, and acceptable abortion, contraceptive, and SGBV services within Mozambique's health sector. 2. Humanitarian agencies have enhanced capacity to take evidence¬based action to protect SRHR before, during, and after humanitarian crises. 3. Communities reduce the prevalence of harmful gender norms and cultural practices, increase support for SRHR, and refer people to safe SRH services. 4. A national movement for SRHR—led primarily by women and young people— demands accountability from government leaders on SRHR and SGBV, and resists threats to progress. This will be achieved through advocacy work in various forums, technical support, dialogue with target groups and local communities, training of health staff and upgrading of care facilities. It is proposed to support a contribution of 190 million SEK during 2023¬2027 of which 98 million SEK will be allocated to Ipas for their programmatic work to achieve goals 1-3, 90 Million SEK to strengthen an established network of local civil society organizations working within the SRHR sphere, including LGBTQI issues, reflected in goal 4 above and 2 Million SEK for midterm review. Ipas är en internationellt erkänd SRHR¬organisation som sedan 50 år tillbaka arbetar globalt med sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter och tillgång till säkra aborter. Under projektet har mer än 69 000 kvinnor och tonårsflickor fått tillgång till säkra aborter och 53 000 har fått preventivmedel efter abort. Insatsen har följande mål som förväntas uppnås till 2027: 1. Kvinnor och barn har förbättrad tillgång till säkra aborter, preventivmedel och stödinsatser för sexuellt och könsbaserat våld inom hälso¬ och sjukvårdssystemet i Moçambique. 2. Humanitära aktörer har ökad kapacitet att vidta evidens¬baserade åtgärder för att skydda och tillförsäkra tillgång till SRHR före, i samband med samt efter konfliktrelaterade kriser. 3. Lokalsamhällen har bidragit till att minska omfattningen av skadliga könsrelaterade normer och beteenden, öka förståelsen kring SRHR och hänvisa människor till inrättningar som erbjuder säkra och tillförlitliga SRHR¬tjänster. 4. En nationell SRHR-rörelse, huvudsakligen ledd av kvinnor och ungdomar, som ställer krav på ett rättvist ansvarstagande från regering och myndigheter kring SRHR och sexuellt och könsbaserat våld och som kan stå emot hot mot progressiva framsteg inom SRHR¬ området. Detta ska uppnås genom påverkansarbete inom olika forum, tekniskt stöd, dialog med målgrupper och lokalsamhällen, utbildning av hälsopersonal och uppgradering av vårdinrättningar. Totalt föreslås ett stöd på 190 MSEK under åren 2023–2027 varav 98 MSEK fördelas till Ipas för att genomföra verksamhet som leder till ovanstående mål 1-3; 90 MSEK till att stärka ett etablerat nätverk av lokala civilsamhällsorganisationer som arbetar med SRHR, inklusive HBTQI¬frågor, i enlighet med ovan nämnda mål 4; samt 2 MSEK för en halvtidsöversyn. The primary goal of the project is to build lasting momentum for gender equality and human rights in Mozambique through improved access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), including safe abortion. Objective 1: Women and girls have improved access to available, accessible, and acceptable abortion, contraceptive, and SGBV services within Mozambique's health sector Objective 2: Humanitarian agencies have enhanced capacity to take evidence-based action to protect SRHR before, during, and after humanitarian crises Objective 3: Communities reduce the prevalence of harmful gender norms and cultural practices, increase support for SRHR, and refer people to safe SRH services Objective 4: A national movement for SRHR led primarily by women and young people demands accountability from government leaders on SRHR and SGBV, and resists threats to progress Sweden Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 728270 728270 728270 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 728270 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Enhanced adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change, and environmental and natural disasters. Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased gender equality, including access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). Ökad jämställdhet inklusive tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, SRHR Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-14086 Sweden Ipas DRC works with partners to ensure that women and girls in the DRC can access safe abortion care, exercising their human right to health and autonomy. This project aims at providing government stakeholders and selected NGOs, including community organizations and youth-serving, youth-led groups, improved knowledge of the Maputo Protocol and ensuring that they have strengthened capacity and commitment to support women’s rights to broader reproductive health services, including abortion. Key government stakeholders, including the Ministry of Public Health and the Ministry of Gender will the champion national ownership and integration of the Maputo Protocol. This project aligns closely with Sweden’s groundbreaking feminist foreign policy, interest in addressing unsafe abortion’s impact on maternal mortality, and commitment to sustainable health systems that offer equal access to high-quality care. Ipas DRC samarbetar med partners för att se till att kvinnor och flickor i Demokratiska republiken Kongo (DRK) kan få tillgång till säker abortvård och utöva sina mänskliga rättigheter till hälsa och autonomi. Denna insats syftar till att stärka UNFPA: s kapacitet att leverera de resultat som anges i organisationens landprogram för DRK under perioden 2020–2023. I DRK är alla indikatorer som rör kvinnors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) oroande, framför allt är den knappa tillgången till preventivmedel och det höga antalet ungdomsgraviditeter alarmerande. Dessutom är den övergripande policymiljön när det gäller SRHR och befolkningsdynamik inte anpassad till landets utmaningar. UNFPA är en nyckelaktör i DRK, vars starka insatser inom ramen för dess globala mandat behövs för att stödja både beslutsfattare, genomförande aktörer på internationell och nationell nivå, och kunna nå ut till olika målgrupper som kvinnor, ungdomar, vårdgivare och institutioner. Detta institutionella stöd till UNFPA ger dem flexibilitet, frihet och medel för att positionera sig och ge stöd till aktörer inom SRHR och relaterade frågor i landet. The project is expected to contribute to expanded access to reproductive health care and rights, including safe abortion, in the DRC. The goal is to strengthen national ownership and the long-term sustainability of reproductive health care, including abortion care in the DRC. The programme goal will be achieved by contributing to an enabling environment through the domestication of the Maputo Protocol and the finalization of standard and guidelines development for safe abortion by the Ministry of Public Healththus leading to an improvement in comprehensive abortion care access in the country. This process will involve mobilization of stakeholders in the civil society, including youth associations and professional bodies (e.g. midwives association) capable of promoting the rights perspective in the demand and supply sides of vital reproductive health services. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Reproductive health care Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health The annual report for 2024 is expected on the 31st July, 2025 and as such the results from the final report 20212023, and MTR that (analysed in April of 2024) is still valid. 1. Secured multiministerial engagement (Gender, Health, Human Rights, Youth) Supported development of DRCs first Comprehensive Abortion Care (CAC) Standards & Guidelines, a major milestone in Francophone Africa. Backed by a Constitutional Court decision affirming the Maputo Protocols supremacy. 2. Justice System Strengthening Trained 3,128 magistrates and judges using a Maputo Protocol Training Guide. Established a national pool of 400 trained magistrates as abortion focal points. Engaged female lawyers to defend prosecuted womenen hancing access to legal protection. 3. Community Engagement & Social Norm Change Partnered with 75 youth and women led organizations worked with Men to tackle stigma. Reached 2.4 million people with accurate SRHR info ~17,000 participated in positive masculinity dialogues. Normalized abortion discourse via social media events and national dialogues featuring government and civil society. 4. Health System Strengthening: Collaborated with 8 provincial health authorities. Trained 278 health providers and created a national pool of CAC master trainers. Activated 118 health facilities to offer safe abortion services. Integrated abortion indicators into DHIS2 and medical school curricula (University of Kinshasa). Set up Centers of Excellence for highquality care and provider training. 5. Service Delivery Outcomes. 22,387 women and girls accessed safe abortion services across 9 provinces. Impact (estimates): 187,147 unintended pregnancies averted 45,472 unsafe abortions averted 675 maternal deaths averted The MTR had 13 recomendations i.e. i) Maintain momentum & expand to more provinces (ii) Continuity amidst staff turnover in government & judiciary (iii) Followup on 30 partners trained previously (iv)Create community referral pathways through subgrantees (v) Collaborate with SANRU and SCOSAF for midwifery training (vi) National ownership & Maputo Protocol awareness (vii) Translate "strengthen capacity" into service delivery(viii) Increase IEC materials on abortion at CSO and facility levels (ix) Continued awareness & intergenerational dialogue (x) National forum on shared strategy for Maputo Protocol dissemination (xi) Present research results on domestication impact (xii) Improve data collection (DHIS2) on abortion outcomes (xiii) Quarterly Pause & Reflect with partners. Six of the Thirteen recommendations have been adequately addressed in the concept note that was approved and financed in 2025 Momentum and Expansion: Activities planned in North Kivu and Kasai expansion via mobile clinics, subgrants, and COEs. Continuity & Training amidst Staff Turnover: Activity 1.1 plans VCAT and sensitization for new government, legal, and community actors. To be achieved through planned VCAT trainings and sensitization for new government/legal personnel. Midwifery Training : Integrated in midwife training in Partnership with SCOSAF and PNSR for capacity building under CAC and GBV. Community Referral Pathways: Developed via community engagement, hotline 122, mobile clinics, and youth champions No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14086-14086A0101 Sweden Ipas DRC works with partners to ensure that women and girls in the DRC can access safe abortion care, exercising their human right to health and autonomy. This project aims at providing government stakeholders and selected NGOs, including community organizations and youth-serving, youth-led groups, improved knowledge of the Maputo Protocol and ensuring that they have strengthened capacity and commitment to support women’s rights to broader reproductive health services, including abortion. Key government stakeholders, including the Ministry of Public Health and the Ministry of Gender will the champion national ownership and integration of the Maputo Protocol. This project aligns closely with Sweden’s groundbreaking feminist foreign policy, interest in addressing unsafe abortion’s impact on maternal mortality, and commitment to sustainable health systems that offer equal access to high-quality care. Ipas DRC samarbetar med partners för att se till att kvinnor och flickor i Demokratiska republiken Kongo (DRK) kan få tillgång till säker abortvård och utöva sina mänskliga rättigheter till hälsa och autonomi. Denna insats syftar till att stärka UNFPA: s kapacitet att leverera de resultat som anges i organisationens landprogram för DRK under perioden 2020–2023. I DRK är alla indikatorer som rör kvinnors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) oroande, framför allt är den knappa tillgången till preventivmedel och det höga antalet ungdomsgraviditeter alarmerande. Dessutom är den övergripande policymiljön när det gäller SRHR och befolkningsdynamik inte anpassad till landets utmaningar. UNFPA är en nyckelaktör i DRK, vars starka insatser inom ramen för dess globala mandat behövs för att stödja både beslutsfattare, genomförande aktörer på internationell och nationell nivå, och kunna nå ut till olika målgrupper som kvinnor, ungdomar, vårdgivare och institutioner. Detta institutionella stöd till UNFPA ger dem flexibilitet, frihet och medel för att positionera sig och ge stöd till aktörer inom SRHR och relaterade frågor i landet. The project is expected to contribute to expanded access to reproductive health care and rights, including safe abortion, in the DRC. The goal is to strengthen national ownership and the long-term sustainability of reproductive health care, including abortion care in the DRC. The programme goal will be achieved by contributing to an enabling environment through the domestication of the Maputo Protocol and the finalization of standard and guidelines development for safe abortion by the Ministry of Public Healththus leading to an improvement in comprehensive abortion care access in the country. This process will involve mobilization of stakeholders in the civil society, including youth associations and professional bodies (e.g. midwives association) capable of promoting the rights perspective in the demand and supply sides of vital reproductive health services. Sweden Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7500000 0 0 0 0 0 7500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7500000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 7500000 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights DR Congo 2015-2019 DR Kongo 2015-2019 Increased awareness of and access to sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), focusing on young people Ökad medvetenhet om och tillgänglighet till sexuel och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR), med fokus på ungdomar Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-14086-14086A0102 Sweden Ipas DRC works with partners to ensure that women and girls in the DRC can access safe abortion care, exercising their human right to health and autonomy. This project aims at providing government stakeholders and selected NGOs, including community organizations and youth-serving, youth-led groups, improved knowledge of the Maputo Protocol and ensuring that they have strengthened capacity and commitment to support women’s rights to broader reproductive health services, including abortion. Key government stakeholders, including the Ministry of Public Health and the Ministry of Gender will the champion national ownership and integration of the Maputo Protocol. This project aligns closely with Sweden’s groundbreaking feminist foreign policy, interest in addressing unsafe abortion’s impact on maternal mortality, and commitment to sustainable health systems that offer equal access to high-quality care. Ipas DRC samarbetar med partners för att se till att kvinnor och flickor i Demokratiska republiken Kongo (DRK) kan få tillgång till säker abortvård och utöva sina mänskliga rättigheter till hälsa och autonomi. Denna insats syftar till att stärka UNFPA: s kapacitet att leverera de resultat som anges i organisationens landprogram för DRK under perioden 2020–2023. I DRK är alla indikatorer som rör kvinnors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) oroande, framför allt är den knappa tillgången till preventivmedel och det höga antalet ungdomsgraviditeter alarmerande. Dessutom är den övergripande policymiljön när det gäller SRHR och befolkningsdynamik inte anpassad till landets utmaningar. UNFPA är en nyckelaktör i DRK, vars starka insatser inom ramen för dess globala mandat behövs för att stödja både beslutsfattare, genomförande aktörer på internationell och nationell nivå, och kunna nå ut till olika målgrupper som kvinnor, ungdomar, vårdgivare och institutioner. Detta institutionella stöd till UNFPA ger dem flexibilitet, frihet och medel för att positionera sig och ge stöd till aktörer inom SRHR och relaterade frågor i landet. The project is expected to contribute to expanded access to reproductive health care and rights, including safe abortion, in the DRC. The goal is to strengthen national ownership and the long-term sustainability of reproductive health care, including abortion care in the DRC. The programme goal will be achieved by contributing to an enabling environment through the domestication of the Maputo Protocol and the finalization of standard and guidelines development for safe abortion by the Ministry of Public Healththus leading to an improvement in comprehensive abortion care access in the country. This process will involve mobilization of stakeholders in the civil society, including youth associations and professional bodies (e.g. midwives association) capable of promoting the rights perspective in the demand and supply sides of vital reproductive health services. 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This project aims at providing government stakeholders and selected NGOs, including community organizations and youth-serving, youth-led groups, improved knowledge of the Maputo Protocol and ensuring that they have strengthened capacity and commitment to support women’s rights to broader reproductive health services, including abortion. Key government stakeholders, including the Ministry of Public Health and the Ministry of Gender will the champion national ownership and integration of the Maputo Protocol. This project aligns closely with Sweden’s groundbreaking feminist foreign policy, interest in addressing unsafe abortion’s impact on maternal mortality, and commitment to sustainable health systems that offer equal access to high-quality care. Ipas DRC samarbetar med partners för att se till att kvinnor och flickor i Demokratiska republiken Kongo (DRK) kan få tillgång till säker abortvård och utöva sina mänskliga rättigheter till hälsa och autonomi. Denna insats syftar till att stärka UNFPA: s kapacitet att leverera de resultat som anges i organisationens landprogram för DRK under perioden 2020–2023. I DRK är alla indikatorer som rör kvinnors sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) oroande, framför allt är den knappa tillgången till preventivmedel och det höga antalet ungdomsgraviditeter alarmerande. Dessutom är den övergripande policymiljön när det gäller SRHR och befolkningsdynamik inte anpassad till landets utmaningar. UNFPA är en nyckelaktör i DRK, vars starka insatser inom ramen för dess globala mandat behövs för att stödja både beslutsfattare, genomförande aktörer på internationell och nationell nivå, och kunna nå ut till olika målgrupper som kvinnor, ungdomar, vårdgivare och institutioner. Detta institutionella stöd till UNFPA ger dem flexibilitet, frihet och medel för att positionera sig och ge stöd till aktörer inom SRHR och relaterade frågor i landet. The project is expected to contribute to expanded access to reproductive health care and rights, including safe abortion, in the DRC. The goal is to strengthen national ownership and the long-term sustainability of reproductive health care, including abortion care in the DRC. The programme goal will be achieved by contributing to an enabling environment through the domestication of the Maputo Protocol and the finalization of standard and guidelines development for safe abortion by the Ministry of Public Healththus leading to an improvement in comprehensive abortion care access in the country. This process will involve mobilization of stakeholders in the civil society, including youth associations and professional bodies (e.g. midwives association) capable of promoting the rights perspective in the demand and supply sides of vital reproductive health services. Sweden Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -665206 -665206 0 -665206 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights -665206 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights DR Congo 2026-2031 DR Kongo 2026-2031 Increased access to health, including sexual and reproductive health and rights. Ökad tillgång till hälsa inklusive sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-14097 Sweden We Effect has applied to Sida for funding of 20 600 000 SEK to carry out the programme "Income Increase and Socio-Economic Empowerment of Vulnerable and Marginalised Groups from Rural and Sub-Urban Areas 2021-2023, IISEE" in North Macedonia. The request concerns support for three years, 2021-2023. We effect collaborates with two local partner organisations; National Federation of Farmers (NFF), och Centre for Education and Development, Tearce (CED). The overall objective of the programme is increased growth, income and employment for rural people, especially for youth, women and Roma in target markets. The specific outcomes of the project are: 1. rural enterprises, small farmers/producers grow and provide more income and employment opportunities for the people from the rural area, women and youth in particular; 2. local communities are resilient and sustainable, providing support in rural development especially for poor members of the communities in the selected market systems; 3. more Roma people have the capacities and the access to the job market, to take up employment and business opportunities in the selected market systems; 4. organisational development. In the dialogue between Sida, We Effect and its partnerorganisations, it was agreed to strive for a Market Systems Development approach (MSD-approach) in the new programme, IISEE. We Effect har inkommit med en ansökan om Sidas stöd till programmet "Income Increase and Socio-Economic Empowerment of Vulnerable and Marginalised Groups from Rural and Sub-Urban Areas 2021-2023, IISEE". Ansökan avser ett treårigt stöd, 2021-2023, med ett belopp på 20 600 000 SEK. We Effect samarbetar med two lokala partnerorganisationer; National Federation of Farmers (NFF), och Centre for Education and Development, Tearce (CED). Det övergripande målet för programmet är att bidra till ökad sysselsättning och socio-ekonomisk makt över sin egen situation för människor som lever under marginaliserade förhållanden på landsbygden och i semiurbana miljöer. Resultaten på outcome-nivå är;  i) stärkta landsbygdsföretag och småskaliga bönder/producenter som genererar mer inkomst och ökar sysselsättningsgraden för människor på landsbygden, särskilt kvinnor och unga människor, ii) mer motståndskraftiga och hållbara lokalsamhällen som främjar landsbygdsutveckling, särskilt för fattiga medlemmar inom de utvalda marknadssystemen, iiii) fler romer har utvecklad kapacitet för, och tillgång till arbetsmarknaden, för att kunna ta anställning och utnyttja affärsmöjligheter inom de utvalda marknadssystemen, iv) organisationsutveckling. I dialogen mellan Sida, We Effect och dess partnerorganisationer kom parterna överens om att verka för en marknadsansats (Market Systems Development, MSD) i det nya programmet, IISEE. The project's overall objective is increased growth, income and employment for rural people, especially for youth, women and Roma in target markets.  The specific outcomes of the project are:  1. Rural enterprises, small farmers/producers grow and provide more income and employment opportunities for the people from the rural area, women and youth in particular.  2. Local communities are resilient and sustainable, providing support in rural development especially for poor members of the communities in the selected market systems. 3. More Roma people have the capacities and the access to the job market, to take up employment and business opportunities in the selected market systems. 4. Organisational development. Outcomes one to three are directly related to Marked System Development (MSD). Outcome four is not directly linked to the MSD approach, but is believed to be crucial for achieving the programme.  Moreover, the project will focus on three intervention areas: 1) The first outcome will be achieved by facilitating access to the market for companies that empower rural women and youth. 2) To achieve the second outcome, the project will focus on promoting supporting services and enabling environment (rules and regulation) for local communities. 3) The third outcome will be achieved by facilitating access to skills and access to finance for employment and self-employment of Roma people. While the areas are defined, specific interventions to be implemented within each area are not yet designed. Instead, and in line with a MSD-approach, interventions will be piloted during the inception phase with the potential to scale-up in the implementation phase. The inception phase for this programme is twelve months, April to March 2022. MSD is an approach to development that works through public and private actors to generate sustainable large-scale impact. It is analysis-led and does not prescribe or prohibit any particular instrument or tool of intervention. Instead, interventions are developed to respond to align with the capabilities and incentives of those public, private, and civil society actors, and adapted based on piloting and learning. Instead of focusing on what MSD programmes can "deliver", emphasis is placed on how systems can work better to deliver impacts for disadvantaged people. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North Macedonia Agricultural development Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Agriculture Administrative Costs of Donors Summary of Achieved Results (as of early 2026, incorporating latest data up to mid-2025) The IISEE project delivered strong, impactful results using a Market Systems Development (MSD) approach, significantly improving socio-economic empowerment for small-scale farmers, rural communities (especially women and youth), and Roma job seekers in North Macedonia. By June 2025, the project reached 3,727 rights-holders (2,247 direct, 1,480 indirect; previous cumulative to end-2024: 3,423, meaning ~304 additional in early-mid 2025), with 47% women, achieving 90% of direct outreach targets. [Appendix 4 Results and Lessons Learnt from Phase I, p.3, Klaradia: UM2025/03667/SKOP-14] Beneficiaries gained new capabilities in market participation, formal employment, and resilient agribusiness changes previously limited by systemic barriers. Key Expected Results Income growth: Attributed gross income increase reached equivalent of 19.2 MSEK cumulatively by June 2025 (with potential long-term projection to 46.7 MSEK two years post-interventions). [Appendix 4, p.3,] Over 1,000 individuals saw ~55% average increase, driven by interventions in cereals, school schemes, and job matching. [Appendix 4, p.4,] Small-scale farmers (1,457 engaged cumulatively) transitioned to diversified models, e.g., contract farming and digital advisory services, enhancing revenues and formal market access. [Appendix 4, p.3] Employment, especially Roma inclusion: 198 new jobs contracted cumulatively for Roma by June 2025 (44% women), with 148 retained for at least 6 months; 603 Roma accessed dedicated job-matching services. [Appendix 4, p.3] Key contributing activities in early 2025 included recording 34 new employments through the job-matching model implemented by Romalitico and the successful completion of vocational education and training (VET) for 95 unemployed Roma job seekers in high-demand sectors such as elderly care and photovoltaic installation (concluded in early April 2025). [Brief Progress Report Jan-Apr 2025, p.1, p.11, Klaradia: UM2023/26843/SKOP-245] These efforts supported Roma in gaining employable skills, confidence, and formal opportunities, reducing dependency on benefits while contributing to household stability and migration reduction. [Appendix 4, p.3,] Market and community resilience: Farmers were offered improved products and services; Cooperatives like Sharri doubled membership (mostly women); initiatives like low-cost fencing was replicated by the National Park Shar Mountain in several other rural areas. Over 3,700 beneficiaries (direct/indirect) now have an increased income, access to new rural services, and economic independence. [Appendix 4, p.2, p.3,] Sida assesses that the results achieved are broadly in line with expectations. The documented income growth, Roma employment outcomes, and strengthened market and cooperative structures demonstrate tangible progress toward increased economic inclusion and resilience. Continued institutional anchoring and market integration will be important to sustain these gains over time. Unexpected/Positive Systemic Results Beyond direct targets, the project triggered unanticipated systemic changes through replication, institutional uptake, and private-sector innovation, illustrating the MSD approachs catalytic potential. For example, a low-cost fencing model piloted during potato harvesting intervention (to protect crops from wildlife) was replicated in 2025 by National Park Shar Mountain across several villages (e.g., Shipkovica, Bozovce, Veshala, and Vejce), demonstrating public-sector adoption of effective, low-tech solutions. [Appendix 4, p.2] Institutional uptake included the annual Potato Day event (initiated under the project) receiving Ministry support in 2025, and groundwork for school schemes (piloted in 2022) influencing national priorities. [Appendix 4, p.2, also Brief Progress Report Jan-Apr 2025, p.1,2] One pilot partner moved from an informal small food operator to a fully registered company, gaining legitimacy, consumer trust, market access, and financial services, and serving as a role model for smallholder business formalisation. [Appendix 4, p.1] Innovative models proved highly replicable: a new partnership with the Macedonian Association of Processors (MAP) introduced digital farming in value chains, improving supply chain efficiency; job-matching services scaled from textiles to manufacturing, creating pathways out of informality. [Appendix 4, p.2] Overall, the projected return on investment (~1.76 SEK per 1 SEK invested long-term) exceeded expectations, highlighting leveraged systemic impacts. [Appendix 4, p.3] Sida assesses that the intervention has triggered positive systemic effects beyond its direct targets, including public-sector replication, institutional uptake, and private-sector formalisation. These developments indicate catalytic market changes and strengthened prospects for sustainable impact. Notable Ongoing/Delayed Systemic Change The project significantly influenced the draft Law on Agriculture and Rural Development (introducing Producer Organizations (PO)/Associations of POs; the definition of an active farmer; and school schemes alignment with EU CAP). [Appendix 4, p.1,2.] However, adoption remains pending as of early 2026 . The EU Commission country report for 2025 also flags that the CAP aligned framework is still missing and that it should be prioritized. Overall, Sida assesses that the project made a clear difference: target groups shifted from vulnerability to resilience, with new behaviors (e.g., formal employment, diversified farming) and relations (stronger market linkages, community ownership). Sida also assesses that the programmes MSD approach yielded good results, confirming effectiveness amid challenges like policy delays. Sida assesses that to this date, Phase I outcomes provide a strong foundation for ongoing discussions for a potential second phase of the programme. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14097-14097A0101 Sweden We Effect has applied to Sida for funding of 20 600 000 SEK to carry out the programme "Income Increase and Socio-Economic Empowerment of Vulnerable and Marginalised Groups from Rural and Sub-Urban Areas 2021-2023, IISEE" in North Macedonia. The request concerns support for three years, 2021-2023. We effect collaborates with two local partner organisations; National Federation of Farmers (NFF), och Centre for Education and Development, Tearce (CED). The overall objective of the programme is increased growth, income and employment for rural people, especially for youth, women and Roma in target markets. The specific outcomes of the project are: 1. rural enterprises, small farmers/producers grow and provide more income and employment opportunities for the people from the rural area, women and youth in particular; 2. local communities are resilient and sustainable, providing support in rural development especially for poor members of the communities in the selected market systems; 3. more Roma people have the capacities and the access to the job market, to take up employment and business opportunities in the selected market systems; 4. organisational development. In the dialogue between Sida, We Effect and its partnerorganisations, it was agreed to strive for a Market Systems Development approach (MSD-approach) in the new programme, IISEE. We Effect har inkommit med en ansökan om Sidas stöd till programmet "Income Increase and Socio-Economic Empowerment of Vulnerable and Marginalised Groups from Rural and Sub-Urban Areas 2021-2023, IISEE". Ansökan avser ett treårigt stöd, 2021-2023, med ett belopp på 20 600 000 SEK. We Effect samarbetar med two lokala partnerorganisationer; National Federation of Farmers (NFF), och Centre for Education and Development, Tearce (CED). Det övergripande målet för programmet är att bidra till ökad sysselsättning och socio-ekonomisk makt över sin egen situation för människor som lever under marginaliserade förhållanden på landsbygden och i semiurbana miljöer. Resultaten på outcome-nivå är;  i) stärkta landsbygdsföretag och småskaliga bönder/producenter som genererar mer inkomst och ökar sysselsättningsgraden för människor på landsbygden, särskilt kvinnor och unga människor, ii) mer motståndskraftiga och hållbara lokalsamhällen som främjar landsbygdsutveckling, särskilt för fattiga medlemmar inom de utvalda marknadssystemen, iiii) fler romer har utvecklad kapacitet för, och tillgång till arbetsmarknaden, för att kunna ta anställning och utnyttja affärsmöjligheter inom de utvalda marknadssystemen, iv) organisationsutveckling. I dialogen mellan Sida, We Effect och dess partnerorganisationer kom parterna överens om att verka för en marknadsansats (Market Systems Development, MSD) i det nya programmet, IISEE. The project's overall objective is increased growth, income and employment for rural people, especially for youth, women and Roma in target markets.  The specific outcomes of the project are:  1. Rural enterprises, small farmers/producers grow and provide more income and employment opportunities for the people from the rural area, women and youth in particular.  2. Local communities are resilient and sustainable, providing support in rural development especially for poor members of the communities in the selected market systems. 3. More Roma people have the capacities and the access to the job market, to take up employment and business opportunities in the selected market systems. 4. Organisational development. Outcomes one to three are directly related to Marked System Development (MSD). Outcome four is not directly linked to the MSD approach, but is believed to be crucial for achieving the programme.  Moreover, the project will focus on three intervention areas: 1) The first outcome will be achieved by facilitating access to the market for companies that empower rural women and youth. 2) To achieve the second outcome, the project will focus on promoting supporting services and enabling environment (rules and regulation) for local communities. 3) The third outcome will be achieved by facilitating access to skills and access to finance for employment and self-employment of Roma people. While the areas are defined, specific interventions to be implemented within each area are not yet designed. Instead, and in line with a MSD-approach, interventions will be piloted during the inception phase with the potential to scale-up in the implementation phase. The inception phase for this programme is twelve months, April to March 2022. MSD is an approach to development that works through public and private actors to generate sustainable large-scale impact. It is analysis-led and does not prescribe or prohibit any particular instrument or tool of intervention. Instead, interventions are developed to respond to align with the capabilities and incentives of those public, private, and civil society actors, and adapted based on piloting and learning. Instead of focusing on what MSD programmes can "deliver", emphasis is placed on how systems can work better to deliver impacts for disadvantaged people. Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5900000 0 0 0 5900000 -0.0000000005 0 0 0 0 0 5900000 We Effect 5900000 We Effect Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Västra Balkan: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Västra Balkan: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14097-14097A0102 Sweden We Effect has applied to Sida for funding of 20 600 000 SEK to carry out the programme "Income Increase and Socio-Economic Empowerment of Vulnerable and Marginalised Groups from Rural and Sub-Urban Areas 2021-2023, IISEE" in North Macedonia. The request concerns support for three years, 2021-2023. We effect collaborates with two local partner organisations; National Federation of Farmers (NFF), och Centre for Education and Development, Tearce (CED). The overall objective of the programme is increased growth, income and employment for rural people, especially for youth, women and Roma in target markets. The specific outcomes of the project are: 1. rural enterprises, small farmers/producers grow and provide more income and employment opportunities for the people from the rural area, women and youth in particular; 2. local communities are resilient and sustainable, providing support in rural development especially for poor members of the communities in the selected market systems; 3. more Roma people have the capacities and the access to the job market, to take up employment and business opportunities in the selected market systems; 4. organisational development. In the dialogue between Sida, We Effect and its partnerorganisations, it was agreed to strive for a Market Systems Development approach (MSD-approach) in the new programme, IISEE. We Effect har inkommit med en ansökan om Sidas stöd till programmet "Income Increase and Socio-Economic Empowerment of Vulnerable and Marginalised Groups from Rural and Sub-Urban Areas 2021-2023, IISEE". Ansökan avser ett treårigt stöd, 2021-2023, med ett belopp på 20 600 000 SEK. We Effect samarbetar med two lokala partnerorganisationer; National Federation of Farmers (NFF), och Centre for Education and Development, Tearce (CED). Det övergripande målet för programmet är att bidra till ökad sysselsättning och socio-ekonomisk makt över sin egen situation för människor som lever under marginaliserade förhållanden på landsbygden och i semiurbana miljöer. Resultaten på outcome-nivå är;  i) stärkta landsbygdsföretag och småskaliga bönder/producenter som genererar mer inkomst och ökar sysselsättningsgraden för människor på landsbygden, särskilt kvinnor och unga människor, ii) mer motståndskraftiga och hållbara lokalsamhällen som främjar landsbygdsutveckling, särskilt för fattiga medlemmar inom de utvalda marknadssystemen, iiii) fler romer har utvecklad kapacitet för, och tillgång till arbetsmarknaden, för att kunna ta anställning och utnyttja affärsmöjligheter inom de utvalda marknadssystemen, iv) organisationsutveckling. I dialogen mellan Sida, We Effect och dess partnerorganisationer kom parterna överens om att verka för en marknadsansats (Market Systems Development, MSD) i det nya programmet, IISEE. The project's overall objective is increased growth, income and employment for rural people, especially for youth, women and Roma in target markets.  The specific outcomes of the project are:  1. Rural enterprises, small farmers/producers grow and provide more income and employment opportunities for the people from the rural area, women and youth in particular.  2. Local communities are resilient and sustainable, providing support in rural development especially for poor members of the communities in the selected market systems. 3. More Roma people have the capacities and the access to the job market, to take up employment and business opportunities in the selected market systems. 4. Organisational development. Outcomes one to three are directly related to Marked System Development (MSD). Outcome four is not directly linked to the MSD approach, but is believed to be crucial for achieving the programme.  Moreover, the project will focus on three intervention areas: 1) The first outcome will be achieved by facilitating access to the market for companies that empower rural women and youth. 2) To achieve the second outcome, the project will focus on promoting supporting services and enabling environment (rules and regulation) for local communities. 3) The third outcome will be achieved by facilitating access to skills and access to finance for employment and self-employment of Roma people. While the areas are defined, specific interventions to be implemented within each area are not yet designed. Instead, and in line with a MSD-approach, interventions will be piloted during the inception phase with the potential to scale-up in the implementation phase. The inception phase for this programme is twelve months, April to March 2022. MSD is an approach to development that works through public and private actors to generate sustainable large-scale impact. It is analysis-led and does not prescribe or prohibit any particular instrument or tool of intervention. Instead, interventions are developed to respond to align with the capabilities and incentives of those public, private, and civil society actors, and adapted based on piloting and learning. Instead of focusing on what MSD programmes can "deliver", emphasis is placed on how systems can work better to deliver impacts for disadvantaged people. Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7700000 1400000 9600000 1489756 7700000 0 0 0.0000000003 0 0 0 0 0 -510244 4200000 0 0 0 1400000 0 5400000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2000000 20189756 We Effect 7700000 We Effect 1400000 We Effect 4200000 We Effect 5400000 We Effect -510244 We Effect 2000000 We Effect Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Increased resilience to climate change and improved conditions for protection, preservation and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems VB: Ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och stärkta förutsättningar för skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd WB: Improved opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions VB: Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning WB: Better conditions for open economies integrated into regional, EU and international value chains and markets VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för öppna ekonomier som integreras i regionala, EU:s och internationella värdekedjor och marknader Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14097-14097A0201 Sweden We Effect has applied to Sida for funding of 20 600 000 SEK to carry out the programme "Income Increase and Socio-Economic Empowerment of Vulnerable and Marginalised Groups from Rural and Sub-Urban Areas 2021-2023, IISEE" in North Macedonia. The request concerns support for three years, 2021-2023. We effect collaborates with two local partner organisations; National Federation of Farmers (NFF), och Centre for Education and Development, Tearce (CED). The overall objective of the programme is increased growth, income and employment for rural people, especially for youth, women and Roma in target markets. The specific outcomes of the project are: 1. rural enterprises, small farmers/producers grow and provide more income and employment opportunities for the people from the rural area, women and youth in particular; 2. local communities are resilient and sustainable, providing support in rural development especially for poor members of the communities in the selected market systems; 3. more Roma people have the capacities and the access to the job market, to take up employment and business opportunities in the selected market systems; 4. organisational development. In the dialogue between Sida, We Effect and its partnerorganisations, it was agreed to strive for a Market Systems Development approach (MSD-approach) in the new programme, IISEE. We Effect har inkommit med en ansökan om Sidas stöd till programmet "Income Increase and Socio-Economic Empowerment of Vulnerable and Marginalised Groups from Rural and Sub-Urban Areas 2021-2023, IISEE". Ansökan avser ett treårigt stöd, 2021-2023, med ett belopp på 20 600 000 SEK. We Effect samarbetar med two lokala partnerorganisationer; National Federation of Farmers (NFF), och Centre for Education and Development, Tearce (CED). Det övergripande målet för programmet är att bidra till ökad sysselsättning och socio-ekonomisk makt över sin egen situation för människor som lever under marginaliserade förhållanden på landsbygden och i semiurbana miljöer. Resultaten på outcome-nivå är;  i) stärkta landsbygdsföretag och småskaliga bönder/producenter som genererar mer inkomst och ökar sysselsättningsgraden för människor på landsbygden, särskilt kvinnor och unga människor, ii) mer motståndskraftiga och hållbara lokalsamhällen som främjar landsbygdsutveckling, särskilt för fattiga medlemmar inom de utvalda marknadssystemen, iiii) fler romer har utvecklad kapacitet för, och tillgång till arbetsmarknaden, för att kunna ta anställning och utnyttja affärsmöjligheter inom de utvalda marknadssystemen, iv) organisationsutveckling. I dialogen mellan Sida, We Effect och dess partnerorganisationer kom parterna överens om att verka för en marknadsansats (Market Systems Development, MSD) i det nya programmet, IISEE. The project's overall objective is increased growth, income and employment for rural people, especially for youth, women and Roma in target markets.  The specific outcomes of the project are:  1. Rural enterprises, small farmers/producers grow and provide more income and employment opportunities for the people from the rural area, women and youth in particular.  2. Local communities are resilient and sustainable, providing support in rural development especially for poor members of the communities in the selected market systems. 3. More Roma people have the capacities and the access to the job market, to take up employment and business opportunities in the selected market systems. 4. Organisational development. Outcomes one to three are directly related to Marked System Development (MSD). Outcome four is not directly linked to the MSD approach, but is believed to be crucial for achieving the programme.  Moreover, the project will focus on three intervention areas: 1) The first outcome will be achieved by facilitating access to the market for companies that empower rural women and youth. 2) To achieve the second outcome, the project will focus on promoting supporting services and enabling environment (rules and regulation) for local communities. 3) The third outcome will be achieved by facilitating access to skills and access to finance for employment and self-employment of Roma people. While the areas are defined, specific interventions to be implemented within each area are not yet designed. Instead, and in line with a MSD-approach, interventions will be piloted during the inception phase with the potential to scale-up in the implementation phase. The inception phase for this programme is twelve months, April to March 2022. MSD is an approach to development that works through public and private actors to generate sustainable large-scale impact. It is analysis-led and does not prescribe or prohibit any particular instrument or tool of intervention. Instead, interventions are developed to respond to align with the capabilities and incentives of those public, private, and civil society actors, and adapted based on piloting and learning. Instead of focusing on what MSD programmes can "deliver", emphasis is placed on how systems can work better to deliver impacts for disadvantaged people. Sweden Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 560800 560800 0 560800 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 560800 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Improved opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions VB: Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14155 Sweden ISK, evaluations, studies, audits etc. SOCIAL 2020 ISK, utvärderingar, studier, revisioner m.m. SOCIAL 2020 Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-14155-14155A0102 Sweden ISK, evaluations, studies, audits etc. SOCIAL 2020 ISK, utvärderingar, studier, revisioner m.m. SOCIAL 2020 Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 200000 200000 200000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 200000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened and sustainable good quality health systems Stärkta och hållbara system av god kvalitet för hälsa Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved capacity to promote healthier lives Stärkt kapacitet att främja mer hälsosamma liv Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-14155-14155A0103 Sweden ISK, evaluations, studies, audits etc. SOCIAL 2020 ISK, utvärderingar, studier, revisioner m.m. SOCIAL 2020 Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 89800 89800 89800 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 89800 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened and sustainable good quality systems for education and learning Stärkta och hållbara system av god kvalitet för utbildning och lärande Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved opportunities for learning and knowledge especially for girls and women Förbättrade möjligheter att tillgodogöra sig lärande och kunskap, särskilt för flickor och kvinnor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Comprehensive sexuality education and strengthened work against gender-based violence in schools and communities Ökad kunskap om sex och samlevnad, inklusive sexuella rättigheter, samt stärkt arbete mot könsrelaterat våld i och utanför skolan Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved availability of clean water and safely managed and sustainable sanitation and hygiene in schools Förbättrad tillgång till rent vatten och säkert hanterad och hållbar sanitet och hygien i skolor Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved knowledge and integration of sustainable development in education and learning Ökad kunskap om och integrering av hållbar utveckling i utbildning och lärande Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14155-14155A0104 Sweden ISK, evaluations, studies, audits etc. SOCIAL 2020 ISK, utvärderingar, studier, revisioner m.m. SOCIAL 2020 Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 200000 200000 200000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 200000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Improved access to sexual and reproductive health and rights and freedom from gender-based violence Förbättrad tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, inklusive frihet från könsrelaterat våld Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-14177 Sweden This contribution puts in place a framework for audit services through an open tender procurement process. The aim is: (1) to give the Embassy of Sweden in Liberia the possibility to undertake different types of auditing and related services including financial assurance and non-assurance audits and other audit related services (2) to assist the Embassy and counterpart institutions, authorities and organizations in building internal capacity relating to audit activities. (3) to assist on and ad-hoc basis in less complicated audit advice that can be given by telephone or e-mail within a day The ambition is to sign agreement with max 3 firms. It is difficult to estimate the total number of assignments to be undertaken annually under this Framework Agreement, but it is expected that it will be approximately 10 per year. Assignments could vary in length, complexity and may often involve travel within Liberia. The work to be performed by the auditing firm will include different kind of audits and reviews e.g. procurement audit, management audit, performance audit, forensic audits, special investigations, capacity and efficiency audit, financial audits on the job training for institutions etc. The assignments under this framework agreement are divided in Short and Long-Term. A) Short-Term assignments of 1-5 working days or of maximum contract value SEK 30 000. B) Long-Term assignments of 6 working days up to 6 months, or of contract value above SEK 30 000. Svenska ambassaden i Monrovia avser att upphandla ett ramavtal för revisionstjänster med syfte att 1) ge ambassaden möjlighet att upphandla olika typer av revisionstjänster 2) assistera ambassaden och samarbetspartners att bygga intern kapacitet vad gäller revision 3) att på en ad hoc bas assistera med frågor som uppkommer med kort varsel och som kan besvaras samma dag via mail eller telefon, d.v.s. en sorts lokal "help desk" vad gäller revisionsfrågor Ramavtal ämnas tecknas med högst 3 parter. Eftersom det är svårt att uppskatta det totala antalet uppdrag som ska utföras årligen i enlighet med detta ramavtal, förväntas att det kommer att vara cirka 10 per år. Uppdragen kan variera i längd och komplexitet, och kan ofta innebära resor inom Liberia. Det arbete som skall utföras av revisionsbolaget kommer att omfatta olika typer av revisioner och genomgångar, t.ex. revisionsupphandling, förvaltningsrevision , effektivitetsrevision , forensec revisioner, särskilda undersökningar, kapacitets och effektivitetsrevision, finansiella revisioner på arbetsträning för institutioner etc. Uppdragen inom ramavtalet är indelade på kort och lång sikt. A) korttidsuppdrag av 1-5 arbetsdagar eller när kontraktsvärdet uppgår till SEK 30 000, dessa förfrågningar ska riktas till nummer 1 av konsulterna. B) vid längre uppdrag av 6 arbetsdagar upp till 6 månader, eller kontraktsvärde över SEK 30 000 Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Liberia Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-14177-14177A0101 Sweden This contribution puts in place a framework for audit services through an open tender procurement process. The aim is: (1) to give the Embassy of Sweden in Liberia the possibility to undertake different types of auditing and related services including financial assurance and non-assurance audits and other audit related services (2) to assist the Embassy and counterpart institutions, authorities and organizations in building internal capacity relating to audit activities. (3) to assist on and ad-hoc basis in less complicated audit advice that can be given by telephone or e-mail within a day The ambition is to sign agreement with max 3 firms. It is difficult to estimate the total number of assignments to be undertaken annually under this Framework Agreement, but it is expected that it will be approximately 10 per year. Assignments could vary in length, complexity and may often involve travel within Liberia. The work to be performed by the auditing firm will include different kind of audits and reviews e.g. procurement audit, management audit, performance audit, forensic audits, special investigations, capacity and efficiency audit, financial audits on the job training for institutions etc. The assignments under this framework agreement are divided in Short and Long-Term. A) Short-Term assignments of 1-5 working days or of maximum contract value SEK 30 000. B) Long-Term assignments of 6 working days up to 6 months, or of contract value above SEK 30 000. Svenska ambassaden i Monrovia avser att upphandla ett ramavtal för revisionstjänster med syfte att 1) ge ambassaden möjlighet att upphandla olika typer av revisionstjänster 2) assistera ambassaden och samarbetspartners att bygga intern kapacitet vad gäller revision 3) att på en ad hoc bas assistera med frågor som uppkommer med kort varsel och som kan besvaras samma dag via mail eller telefon, d.v.s. en sorts lokal "help desk" vad gäller revisionsfrågor Ramavtal ämnas tecknas med högst 3 parter. Eftersom det är svårt att uppskatta det totala antalet uppdrag som ska utföras årligen i enlighet med detta ramavtal, förväntas att det kommer att vara cirka 10 per år. Uppdragen kan variera i längd och komplexitet, och kan ofta innebära resor inom Liberia. Det arbete som skall utföras av revisionsbolaget kommer att omfatta olika typer av revisioner och genomgångar, t.ex. revisionsupphandling, förvaltningsrevision , effektivitetsrevision , forensec revisioner, särskilda undersökningar, kapacitets och effektivitetsrevision, finansiella revisioner på arbetsträning för institutioner etc. Uppdragen inom ramavtalet är indelade på kort och lång sikt. A) korttidsuppdrag av 1-5 arbetsdagar eller när kontraktsvärdet uppgår till SEK 30 000, dessa förfrågningar ska riktas till nummer 1 av konsulterna. B) vid längre uppdrag av 6 arbetsdagar upp till 6 månader, eller kontraktsvärde över SEK 30 000 Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 294507 0 0 0 0 0 0 69554 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 97057 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 127895 294507 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 69554.39 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 97057.17 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 127895 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Liberia 2021-2025 Liberia 2021-2025 Strengthened conditions for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for sustainable peace and social cohesion Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar fred och social sammanhållning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for productivity and access to domestic and international markets Stärkta förutsättningar för produktivitet och tillgång till inhemska och internationella marknader Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Sustainable management and use of natural resources, including biodiversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14177-14177A0102 Sweden This contribution puts in place a framework for audit services through an open tender procurement process. The aim is: (1) to give the Embassy of Sweden in Liberia the possibility to undertake different types of auditing and related services including financial assurance and non-assurance audits and other audit related services (2) to assist the Embassy and counterpart institutions, authorities and organizations in building internal capacity relating to audit activities. (3) to assist on and ad-hoc basis in less complicated audit advice that can be given by telephone or e-mail within a day The ambition is to sign agreement with max 3 firms. It is difficult to estimate the total number of assignments to be undertaken annually under this Framework Agreement, but it is expected that it will be approximately 10 per year. Assignments could vary in length, complexity and may often involve travel within Liberia. The work to be performed by the auditing firm will include different kind of audits and reviews e.g. procurement audit, management audit, performance audit, forensic audits, special investigations, capacity and efficiency audit, financial audits on the job training for institutions etc. The assignments under this framework agreement are divided in Short and Long-Term. A) Short-Term assignments of 1-5 working days or of maximum contract value SEK 30 000. B) Long-Term assignments of 6 working days up to 6 months, or of contract value above SEK 30 000. Svenska ambassaden i Monrovia avser att upphandla ett ramavtal för revisionstjänster med syfte att 1) ge ambassaden möjlighet att upphandla olika typer av revisionstjänster 2) assistera ambassaden och samarbetspartners att bygga intern kapacitet vad gäller revision 3) att på en ad hoc bas assistera med frågor som uppkommer med kort varsel och som kan besvaras samma dag via mail eller telefon, d.v.s. en sorts lokal "help desk" vad gäller revisionsfrågor Ramavtal ämnas tecknas med högst 3 parter. Eftersom det är svårt att uppskatta det totala antalet uppdrag som ska utföras årligen i enlighet med detta ramavtal, förväntas att det kommer att vara cirka 10 per år. Uppdragen kan variera i längd och komplexitet, och kan ofta innebära resor inom Liberia. Det arbete som skall utföras av revisionsbolaget kommer att omfatta olika typer av revisioner och genomgångar, t.ex. revisionsupphandling, förvaltningsrevision , effektivitetsrevision , forensec revisioner, särskilda undersökningar, kapacitets och effektivitetsrevision, finansiella revisioner på arbetsträning för institutioner etc. Uppdragen inom ramavtalet är indelade på kort och lång sikt. A) korttidsuppdrag av 1-5 arbetsdagar eller när kontraktsvärdet uppgår till SEK 30 000, dessa förfrågningar ska riktas till nummer 1 av konsulterna. B) vid längre uppdrag av 6 arbetsdagar upp till 6 månader, eller kontraktsvärde över SEK 30 000 Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 183952 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 54485 0 0 0 129467 0 183952 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 129467 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 54485 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Liberia 2021-2025 Liberia 2021-2025 Strengthened conditions for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for sustainable peace and social cohesion Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar fred och social sammanhållning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for productivity and access to domestic and international markets Stärkta förutsättningar för produktivitet och tillgång till inhemska och internationella marknader Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Sustainable management and use of natural resources, including biodiversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14177-14177A0103 Sweden This contribution puts in place a framework for audit services through an open tender procurement process. The aim is: (1) to give the Embassy of Sweden in Liberia the possibility to undertake different types of auditing and related services including financial assurance and non-assurance audits and other audit related services (2) to assist the Embassy and counterpart institutions, authorities and organizations in building internal capacity relating to audit activities. (3) to assist on and ad-hoc basis in less complicated audit advice that can be given by telephone or e-mail within a day The ambition is to sign agreement with max 3 firms. It is difficult to estimate the total number of assignments to be undertaken annually under this Framework Agreement, but it is expected that it will be approximately 10 per year. Assignments could vary in length, complexity and may often involve travel within Liberia. The work to be performed by the auditing firm will include different kind of audits and reviews e.g. procurement audit, management audit, performance audit, forensic audits, special investigations, capacity and efficiency audit, financial audits on the job training for institutions etc. The assignments under this framework agreement are divided in Short and Long-Term. A) Short-Term assignments of 1-5 working days or of maximum contract value SEK 30 000. B) Long-Term assignments of 6 working days up to 6 months, or of contract value above SEK 30 000. Svenska ambassaden i Monrovia avser att upphandla ett ramavtal för revisionstjänster med syfte att 1) ge ambassaden möjlighet att upphandla olika typer av revisionstjänster 2) assistera ambassaden och samarbetspartners att bygga intern kapacitet vad gäller revision 3) att på en ad hoc bas assistera med frågor som uppkommer med kort varsel och som kan besvaras samma dag via mail eller telefon, d.v.s. en sorts lokal "help desk" vad gäller revisionsfrågor Ramavtal ämnas tecknas med högst 3 parter. Eftersom det är svårt att uppskatta det totala antalet uppdrag som ska utföras årligen i enlighet med detta ramavtal, förväntas att det kommer att vara cirka 10 per år. Uppdragen kan variera i längd och komplexitet, och kan ofta innebära resor inom Liberia. Det arbete som skall utföras av revisionsbolaget kommer att omfatta olika typer av revisioner och genomgångar, t.ex. revisionsupphandling, förvaltningsrevision , effektivitetsrevision , forensec revisioner, särskilda undersökningar, kapacitets och effektivitetsrevision, finansiella revisioner på arbetsträning för institutioner etc. Uppdragen inom ramavtalet är indelade på kort och lång sikt. A) korttidsuppdrag av 1-5 arbetsdagar eller när kontraktsvärdet uppgår till SEK 30 000, dessa förfrågningar ska riktas till nummer 1 av konsulterna. B) vid längre uppdrag av 6 arbetsdagar upp till 6 månader, eller kontraktsvärde över SEK 30 000 Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 191750 239112 86308 0 0 163842 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 191750 -77534 80789 158323 517170 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 191749.99 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 80789 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 235857 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -77534 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 163841.6 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Liberia 2021-2025 Liberia 2021-2025 Strengthened conditions for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for sustainable peace and social cohesion Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar fred och social sammanhållning Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for productivity and access to domestic and international markets Stärkta förutsättningar för produktivitet och tillgång till inhemska och internationella marknader Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Sustainable management and use of natural resources, including biodiversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14221 Sweden Core support to Toronto Leadership Centre for the period 2020-2026 The overarching objective of the partnership is to strengthen the capacity of financial supervisors and regulators and their agencies in order to promote financial stability and inclusion and mitigate and effectively manage financial crisis to minimize impact. Toronto Leadership Centre (TC) is an independent, non-profit organization founded in 1998 by Canadian CIDA (now Global Affairs Canada) and Schulich School of International Business in the aftermath of the Asian Financial Crisis when it became clear that economic development and reduced poverty faced the risk of being substantially back-lashed in case of a financial crisis. IMF and Sida (since 2008) have joined as funders and the operations have steadily increased due to huge demand for their services. TC offers high-quality capacity building programs for financial supervisors and regulators and delivers programs in the areas of banking, insurance, securities, pensions, microfinance and micro-insurance. The programs can last for one week or be part of a multi-year engagement of up to 4 years. Sida´s support to TC has increased from 3 MSEK p a in 2008 to currently 12 MSEK p a. The increase can be justified with reference to a number of independent evaluations that showed strong results, highly efficiency in combination with continued increased demand. GAC is, and has always been, the main funder. 2019 was a productive year with 78 programs delivered with more than 2 100 participants. Kärnstöd till Toronto Leadership Centre för perioden 2020-2026. Insatsen har som övergripande mål att stärka utvecklingsländers kapacitet att reglera/övervaka den finansiella sektorn i riktning mot stabila och inkluderande marknader. Toronto Leadership Centre (TC) är en oberoende icke-vinstdrivande organisation som grundades 1998 av dåvarande kanadensiska CIDA (nuvarande GAC), Världsbanken och Schulich School of International Business som ett direkt svar på den asiatiska krisen som tydligt visade att ekonomiska framsteg och minskad fattigdom riskerar kraftiga bakslag ifall en ekonomisk kris bryter ut. IMF och Sida (sedan 2008) har anslutit som finansiärer och verksamheten har genomgått en stark expansionsfas med stor efterfrågan på centrets tjänster. TC erbjuder olika program i samarbete med mottagarländernas regler- eller övervakningsinstitutioner (typ finansinspektion eller centralbank) som kan vara veckolånga eller återkommande över en 4-årsperiod till vissa länder. Områdena som täcks utgörs av banking, försäkring, värdepapper, pensioner, mikrofinans och mikroförsäkring. Sidas stöd till TC har successivt ökat, från 3 MSEK per år, sedan starten inleddes 2008 till nuvarande nivå på 12 MSEK per år. Det nu aktuella beloppet innebär således en höjning vilket speglar det faktum att verksamheten, enligt flera oberoende utvärderingar, bedrivs framgångsrikt och effektivt och att verksamheten hittills har expanderat. GAC är, och har alltid varit, den klart största finansiären. Under 2019 deltog drygt 2 100 personer i 78 olika program. Den nu aktuella avtalsperioden baseras på fyra strategiska mål: * Erbjuda ett anpassat kursutbud som möter institutionernas behov kring finansiell inkludering och reglering/övervakning inom ovan nämnda områden. Specifikt fokus läggs på nya risker som klimathot och cybersäkerhet och hur ny teknologi kan utnyttjas. * Förstärkt fokus på Afrika söder om Sahara som bidrar till ekonomisk utveckling * Fortsatt utveckling av stödfunktioner som bidrar till att höja medvetandet och beredskap för nya risker och krisscenarier. * Bredda engagemanget inom det finansiella ekosystemet för att uppnå komplementaritet Sida har tillsammans med andra givare tidigare framgångsrikt drivit frågan om jämställdhet och kommer framgent i högre grad även inkludera miljö/klimat i dialogen. Introduktion: Sida har finansierat Toronto Centre (TC) under flera avtalsperioder med kärnstöd. Organisationen bildades i kölvattnet av den finansiella krisen 1998 i syfte att via utbildningsinsatser motverka förekomsten av liknande kriser och har sedan dess vuxit organiskt och efter hand breddat verksamheten. Kanada har sedan starten varit den klart dominerande givaren men även Sida och Sverige har numera en lång historia av samarbete. Styrelsens ordförande är Stefan Ingves och i styrelsen sitter även Erik Thedéen. Samarbetet med Sveriges Riksbank innebär bl a att en av de årliga internationella flaggskeppskurserna (Crisis preparedness and resolution) genomförs i Stockholm. Den årliga budgeten uppgår till drygt 70 MSEK och har varit svagt ökande under en lång tid. Det årliga svenska stödet på 12 MSEK uppgår därmed till ca 16% av budgeten. Omfattningen av verksamheten styrs av tillgänglig finansiering och efterfrågan men efterfrågan har under lång tid överstigit utbudet. Drygt 90% av budgeten spenderas på kursgenomförandet. I en utvärdering bedömdes verksamheten bedrivas kostnadseffektivt. Från samma utvärdering formulerades ett antal rekommendationer vilka TC har implementerat. Dessa utgjordes av förstärkt intern kapacitet att genomföra RBM samt en mindre översyn av förändringsteorin. Finansiell stabilitet är en avgörande faktor för uthållig fattigdomsbekämpning. Denna insats innebär fokus på hur nationella institutioner, vilket motsvarar finansinspektioner men som i utvecklingsländer ofta utgör en integrerad del av centralbanken, kan utvecklas inom ramarna för balansgången mellan alltför tillåtande eller alltför rigid övervakning. TC utnyttjar härvidlag internationell "best practise" men kan också sägas bidra till att den globala normativa kunskapsnivån utvecklas och systematiseras. Bedömningen av fördelningen mellan de olika genomförandekanalerna är därför att 30% kan hänföras till GLOB/NORM och 70% till NAT/INST och att inget direkt genomförande är kopplat till själva målgruppen. Ett globalt mervärde uppnås och kan motiveras genom att man besitter unik kompetens, uppnår effektivitet genom stordriftsfördelar samt genom att man adresserar globala och gränsöverskridande utmaningar genom att bidra till den normativa kunskapsutvecklingen. Vision: A world where financial systems are stable, reliable and accessable to all Mission: To provide high-quality capacity-building programs for financial supervisors and regulators Det aktuella stödet till TC syftar till att: • Öka kunskap hos de aktörer som övervakar och reglerar finansiella marknader genom att tillämpa och införa beprövade metoder inom de finansiella marknadernas olika delsegment • Bidra till finansiell stabilitet, krisberedskap och konsumentskydd • Utbilda och stödja ledare som har kapacitet och förmåga att genomdriva uthållig förändring • Verka för att inkluderande finansiella system stärks vilket kommer bidra till uthållig ekonomisk utveckling, fattigdomsreducering samt gynna kvinnor/ungdomar Programutbudet består av internationella kurser, regionala kurser, nationella korttidsengagemang samt fleråriga landengagemang. De fleråriga engagemangen har ökat under senare tid. Tematiskt kan programmen sorteras in under Banking, Securities, Pensions, Insurance, Microfinance samt Cross-sectoral. Insurance erbjöds vid 15 tillfällen och Pensions vid 1. Utöver utbildningsprogram tar TC fram TC Notes, Toolkits, TC Insights and Proceedings. Man producerar även Podcasts och arrangerar Executive panels och Webinarier. TC Community inkluderar drygt 43 000 följare. Två initiativ som specifikt framhålls utgörs av Leadership program for women supervisors from SSA samt Certified financials supervisors Strategirelevans: Enligt PLANit är insatsen klassificerad enligt nedanstående. • En motståndskraftig finansiell sektor och ökad finansiell stabilitet - 80% M8 • Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor - 20% M2 Verksamheten har, som antytts ovan, breddats över tid vilket även inkluderat att flera perspektiv inkluderats. Jämställdhet har sedan många år integrerats i all verksamhet och följts upp separat vilket motiverat att insatsen har klassificerats med 20% mot det strategimålet. Mer nyligen har miljö och klimat (inkl biodiversitet) uppmärksammats och inkluderas allt mer som en avgörande parameter. Det finns dock i dagsläget inga planer på att inkludera finansiering via GLOBEN. Insatsen utgör en av endast 3 gåvoinsatser inom GLOBECs portfölj med huvudsaklig klassificering mot finansiell stabilitet där Riksbanken har identifierats som en gemensam "röd tråd". I GLOBECs övergripande förändringsteori har finansiell stabilitet identifierats som en förutsättning för att exempelvis privatsektorutveckling ska komma till stånd. Det går även att argumentera för att ett ömsesidigt beroende föreligger och att en utvecklad privatsektor är en förutsättning för finansiell stabilitet. Det finns även starka inslag av digitalisering i verksamheten men den aspekten bedöms företrädesvis vara ett medel att uppnå förväntade resultat och därmed inte kvalificera för en klassificering till det strategimålet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Financial policy and administrative management Banking & Financial Services År 2024 präglades av parallella, men även relaterade, globala kriser som samtliga påverkade den finansiella stabiliteten. Ökade geopolitiska risker, accelererade effekter kopplade till klimatkrisen, förändrade förutsättningar kopplade till AI samt ökade hot från cyberattacker och annan finansiell brottslighet. Trots detta levererade TC resultat i liknande omfattning som tidigare och genomförde 82 program som sammantaget direkt riktade sig till drygt 3 000 reglerare/övervakare från finansiella tillsynsmyndigheter. Som tidigare genomförs varje år ett utbildningstillfälle med Sveriges Riksbank som värd inom Crisis preparedness där deltagarna tränas i att hantera olika scenarier under press vilket inkluderar att ta fram handlingsplaner för återhämtning. Risk-based supervision är ett annat område där TC har mångårig erfarenhet och därmed utgör en auktoritet inom ett område som blir alltmer relevant i ett finansiellt ekosystem som blir alltmer komplext och sammanlänkat. En mer nyligen inrättad företeelse är examinerandet av Certified Financial Supervisors (CFS) där den första kullen som genomgått hela programmets tre olika steg gradueras under 2025 men där fortsatt viktiga framsteg togs under året. Detta innebar en ny kull på nivå 1 och en tidigare kull som genomgick nivå 2. Deltagarna kommer från olika bakgrund (bank, försäkring, pensioner och värdepapper) och har 5 år på sig att genomföra 7 olika program. TC Annual Report 2024, sidan 13, doknr 20/001285-64 Inom Women´s Leadership Program utökades den geografiska spridningen (till Indo-Pacific region) samtidigt som det femte genomförandet skedde i Sub Saharan Africa. Genom enkäter och fokusgrupper tillfrågas deltagarna regelmässigt hur organisationens respektive deras personliga kapacitet har påverkats med genomgående mycket positiv respons. Exempelvis anger 98 % att de tillämpar ny kunskap i sin myndighetsutövning och 82 % anger att de har utvidgat sina professionella nätverk och att de generellt sett blivit mer effektiva. Den typ av utvärdering där man mer konkret tittat på hur förändrade regelverk hos relevanta aktörer påverkat den finansiella stabiliteten är av praktiska skäl endast möjliga att genomföra i begränsad omfattning och präglas dessutom av att det är ytterst komplexa samband som studeras och där det dessutom är en utmaning att säkerställa kausala samband. En utvärdering 2024 gav två illustrerande landexempel. I Nepal har myndigheterna under flera år rört sig mot ett system av s k riskbaserad övervakning. Utöver att anses vara ett mer effektivt övervakningskoncept inbjuder systemet till en mer utvecklad finansiell sektor, såväl vad gäller bredd som djup. Inom försäkringsbranschen har förändringen resulterat i att aktörerna numera erbjuder tjänster i rurala områden med låga inkomstnivåer och med ett fokus på innovativa försäkringslösningar. Ökad inkludering av kvinnor, småföretagare kunde noteras samtidigt som försök till bedrägerier och annan kriminell verksamhet kunde avstyras trots låg "finansiell förmåga (literacy)". TC Annual Report 2024, sidan 18, doknr 20/001285-64 I Malawi genomförs f n landets tredje nationella strategi för finansiell inkludering och TC engagerades via ett flerårigt engagemang för att bidra till förse befolkningen med tillräcklig finansiell förmåga (som därmed kan utnyttja olika finansiella tjänster), stödja framväxten av starka och innovativa marknadsaktörer samt stödja tillsynsmyndigheternas rättsliga och regulatoriska miljö. Som ett resultat antogs omfattande lagstiftning inom konsumentskydd och inom försäkring har i Malawi, i likhet med Nepal, åtgärder vidtagits för att inkludera nya grupper och introduktion av mer innovativa produkter. Även i Malawi innebar introduktionen av RBA att rutiner fick justeras och att mer fokus kunde läggas på övervakning av mer komplexa produkter där riskerna ansågs vara mer svåröverblickbara. TC Annual Report 2024, sidan 19, doknr 20/001285-64 Härutöver kan även nämnas att den indiska försäkringsinspektionen (Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India) har tagit fram ett riskbaserat ramverk som inkluderar en riskmatris och processinriktad interventionstrappa. National Bank of Ethiopia ser regelbundet över sina direktiv och har under året tagit fram en manual som specifikt adresserar reglering/övervakning av mikrofinansinstitutioner. National Bank of Rwanda har tagit fram ett motsvarande ramverk för MFIer baserat på RBS som inom kommer harmoniseras och omfatta hela den finansiella sektorn. TC Annual report to Sida on Project activities 2024, sidan 5, doknr 20/001285-64 Ett axplock av uppnådda aktiviteter och resultat: Av de 82 genomförda programmen (81 program genomfördes 2023) var 16 internationella, 12 landspecifika, 14 regionala och 40 fleråriga landprogram, vilket i stort sett motsvarade samma fördelning som året innan. Sammantaget deltog 3 007 personer i något av programmen varav 45% kvinnor vilket utgjorde den hittills högsta andelen. Deltagarna representerade 41 olika myndigheter. Av den totala budgeten spenderas 92 % på programverksamheten TC Annual report to Sida on Project activities 2024, sidorna 3-7, doknr 20/001285-64 No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14221-14221A0101 Sweden Core support to Toronto Leadership Centre for the period 2020-2026 The overarching objective of the partnership is to strengthen the capacity of financial supervisors and regulators and their agencies in order to promote financial stability and inclusion and mitigate and effectively manage financial crisis to minimize impact. Toronto Leadership Centre (TC) is an independent, non-profit organization founded in 1998 by Canadian CIDA (now Global Affairs Canada) and Schulich School of International Business in the aftermath of the Asian Financial Crisis when it became clear that economic development and reduced poverty faced the risk of being substantially back-lashed in case of a financial crisis. IMF and Sida (since 2008) have joined as funders and the operations have steadily increased due to huge demand for their services. TC offers high-quality capacity building programs for financial supervisors and regulators and delivers programs in the areas of banking, insurance, securities, pensions, microfinance and micro-insurance. The programs can last for one week or be part of a multi-year engagement of up to 4 years. Sida´s support to TC has increased from 3 MSEK p a in 2008 to currently 12 MSEK p a. The increase can be justified with reference to a number of independent evaluations that showed strong results, highly efficiency in combination with continued increased demand. GAC is, and has always been, the main funder. 2019 was a productive year with 78 programs delivered with more than 2 100 participants. Kärnstöd till Toronto Leadership Centre för perioden 2020-2026. Insatsen har som övergripande mål att stärka utvecklingsländers kapacitet att reglera/övervaka den finansiella sektorn i riktning mot stabila och inkluderande marknader. Toronto Leadership Centre (TC) är en oberoende icke-vinstdrivande organisation som grundades 1998 av dåvarande kanadensiska CIDA (nuvarande GAC), Världsbanken och Schulich School of International Business som ett direkt svar på den asiatiska krisen som tydligt visade att ekonomiska framsteg och minskad fattigdom riskerar kraftiga bakslag ifall en ekonomisk kris bryter ut. IMF och Sida (sedan 2008) har anslutit som finansiärer och verksamheten har genomgått en stark expansionsfas med stor efterfrågan på centrets tjänster. TC erbjuder olika program i samarbete med mottagarländernas regler- eller övervakningsinstitutioner (typ finansinspektion eller centralbank) som kan vara veckolånga eller återkommande över en 4-årsperiod till vissa länder. Områdena som täcks utgörs av banking, försäkring, värdepapper, pensioner, mikrofinans och mikroförsäkring. Sidas stöd till TC har successivt ökat, från 3 MSEK per år, sedan starten inleddes 2008 till nuvarande nivå på 12 MSEK per år. Det nu aktuella beloppet innebär således en höjning vilket speglar det faktum att verksamheten, enligt flera oberoende utvärderingar, bedrivs framgångsrikt och effektivt och att verksamheten hittills har expanderat. GAC är, och har alltid varit, den klart största finansiären. Under 2019 deltog drygt 2 100 personer i 78 olika program. Den nu aktuella avtalsperioden baseras på fyra strategiska mål: * Erbjuda ett anpassat kursutbud som möter institutionernas behov kring finansiell inkludering och reglering/övervakning inom ovan nämnda områden. Specifikt fokus läggs på nya risker som klimathot och cybersäkerhet och hur ny teknologi kan utnyttjas. * Förstärkt fokus på Afrika söder om Sahara som bidrar till ekonomisk utveckling * Fortsatt utveckling av stödfunktioner som bidrar till att höja medvetandet och beredskap för nya risker och krisscenarier. * Bredda engagemanget inom det finansiella ekosystemet för att uppnå komplementaritet Sida har tillsammans med andra givare tidigare framgångsrikt drivit frågan om jämställdhet och kommer framgent i högre grad även inkludera miljö/klimat i dialogen. Introduktion: Sida har finansierat Toronto Centre (TC) under flera avtalsperioder med kärnstöd. Organisationen bildades i kölvattnet av den finansiella krisen 1998 i syfte att via utbildningsinsatser motverka förekomsten av liknande kriser och har sedan dess vuxit organiskt och efter hand breddat verksamheten. Kanada har sedan starten varit den klart dominerande givaren men även Sida och Sverige har numera en lång historia av samarbete. Styrelsens ordförande är Stefan Ingves och i styrelsen sitter även Erik Thedéen. Samarbetet med Sveriges Riksbank innebär bl a att en av de årliga internationella flaggskeppskurserna (Crisis preparedness and resolution) genomförs i Stockholm. Den årliga budgeten uppgår till drygt 70 MSEK och har varit svagt ökande under en lång tid. Det årliga svenska stödet på 12 MSEK uppgår därmed till ca 16% av budgeten. Omfattningen av verksamheten styrs av tillgänglig finansiering och efterfrågan men efterfrågan har under lång tid överstigit utbudet. Drygt 90% av budgeten spenderas på kursgenomförandet. I en utvärdering bedömdes verksamheten bedrivas kostnadseffektivt. Från samma utvärdering formulerades ett antal rekommendationer vilka TC har implementerat. Dessa utgjordes av förstärkt intern kapacitet att genomföra RBM samt en mindre översyn av förändringsteorin. Finansiell stabilitet är en avgörande faktor för uthållig fattigdomsbekämpning. Denna insats innebär fokus på hur nationella institutioner, vilket motsvarar finansinspektioner men som i utvecklingsländer ofta utgör en integrerad del av centralbanken, kan utvecklas inom ramarna för balansgången mellan alltför tillåtande eller alltför rigid övervakning. TC utnyttjar härvidlag internationell "best practise" men kan också sägas bidra till att den globala normativa kunskapsnivån utvecklas och systematiseras. Bedömningen av fördelningen mellan de olika genomförandekanalerna är därför att 30% kan hänföras till GLOB/NORM och 70% till NAT/INST och att inget direkt genomförande är kopplat till själva målgruppen. Ett globalt mervärde uppnås och kan motiveras genom att man besitter unik kompetens, uppnår effektivitet genom stordriftsfördelar samt genom att man adresserar globala och gränsöverskridande utmaningar genom att bidra till den normativa kunskapsutvecklingen. Vision: A world where financial systems are stable, reliable and accessable to all Mission: To provide high-quality capacity-building programs for financial supervisors and regulators Det aktuella stödet till TC syftar till att: • Öka kunskap hos de aktörer som övervakar och reglerar finansiella marknader genom att tillämpa och införa beprövade metoder inom de finansiella marknadernas olika delsegment • Bidra till finansiell stabilitet, krisberedskap och konsumentskydd • Utbilda och stödja ledare som har kapacitet och förmåga att genomdriva uthållig förändring • Verka för att inkluderande finansiella system stärks vilket kommer bidra till uthållig ekonomisk utveckling, fattigdomsreducering samt gynna kvinnor/ungdomar Programutbudet består av internationella kurser, regionala kurser, nationella korttidsengagemang samt fleråriga landengagemang. De fleråriga engagemangen har ökat under senare tid. Tematiskt kan programmen sorteras in under Banking, Securities, Pensions, Insurance, Microfinance samt Cross-sectoral. Insurance erbjöds vid 15 tillfällen och Pensions vid 1. Utöver utbildningsprogram tar TC fram TC Notes, Toolkits, TC Insights and Proceedings. Man producerar även Podcasts och arrangerar Executive panels och Webinarier. TC Community inkluderar drygt 43 000 följare. Två initiativ som specifikt framhålls utgörs av Leadership program for women supervisors from SSA samt Certified financials supervisors Strategirelevans: Enligt PLANit är insatsen klassificerad enligt nedanstående. • En motståndskraftig finansiell sektor och ökad finansiell stabilitet - 80% M8 • Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor - 20% M2 Verksamheten har, som antytts ovan, breddats över tid vilket även inkluderat att flera perspektiv inkluderats. Jämställdhet har sedan många år integrerats i all verksamhet och följts upp separat vilket motiverat att insatsen har klassificerats med 20% mot det strategimålet. Mer nyligen har miljö och klimat (inkl biodiversitet) uppmärksammats och inkluderas allt mer som en avgörande parameter. Det finns dock i dagsläget inga planer på att inkludera finansiering via GLOBEN. Insatsen utgör en av endast 3 gåvoinsatser inom GLOBECs portfölj med huvudsaklig klassificering mot finansiell stabilitet där Riksbanken har identifierats som en gemensam "röd tråd". I GLOBECs övergripande förändringsteori har finansiell stabilitet identifierats som en förutsättning för att exempelvis privatsektorutveckling ska komma till stånd. Det går även att argumentera för att ett ömsesidigt beroende föreligger och att en utvecklad privatsektor är en förutsättning för finansiell stabilitet. Det finns även starka inslag av digitalisering i verksamheten men den aspekten bedöms företrädesvis vara ett medel att uppnå förväntade resultat och därmed inte kvalificera för en klassificering till det strategimålet. Sweden Toronto Leadership Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Toronto Leadership Centre 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 17.13 - Öka den makroekonomiska stabiliteten i världen, bland annat genom politisk samordning och samstämmig politik. 17.13 - Enhance global macroeconomic stability, including through policy coordination and policy coherence. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 12000000 6000000 0 0 12000000 0 6000000 12000000 0 0 0 0 30000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 12000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 12000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 6000000 Toronto Leadership Centre Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 More effective domestic resource mobilization, increased financial stability and counteracting corruption Mer effektiv inhemsk resursmobilisering, ökad finansiell stabilitet och motverkande av korruption Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-14221-14221A0102 Sweden Core support to Toronto Leadership Centre for the period 2020-2026 The overarching objective of the partnership is to strengthen the capacity of financial supervisors and regulators and their agencies in order to promote financial stability and inclusion and mitigate and effectively manage financial crisis to minimize impact. Toronto Leadership Centre (TC) is an independent, non-profit organization founded in 1998 by Canadian CIDA (now Global Affairs Canada) and Schulich School of International Business in the aftermath of the Asian Financial Crisis when it became clear that economic development and reduced poverty faced the risk of being substantially back-lashed in case of a financial crisis. IMF and Sida (since 2008) have joined as funders and the operations have steadily increased due to huge demand for their services. TC offers high-quality capacity building programs for financial supervisors and regulators and delivers programs in the areas of banking, insurance, securities, pensions, microfinance and micro-insurance. The programs can last for one week or be part of a multi-year engagement of up to 4 years. Sida´s support to TC has increased from 3 MSEK p a in 2008 to currently 12 MSEK p a. The increase can be justified with reference to a number of independent evaluations that showed strong results, highly efficiency in combination with continued increased demand. GAC is, and has always been, the main funder. 2019 was a productive year with 78 programs delivered with more than 2 100 participants. Kärnstöd till Toronto Leadership Centre för perioden 2020-2026. Insatsen har som övergripande mål att stärka utvecklingsländers kapacitet att reglera/övervaka den finansiella sektorn i riktning mot stabila och inkluderande marknader. Toronto Leadership Centre (TC) är en oberoende icke-vinstdrivande organisation som grundades 1998 av dåvarande kanadensiska CIDA (nuvarande GAC), Världsbanken och Schulich School of International Business som ett direkt svar på den asiatiska krisen som tydligt visade att ekonomiska framsteg och minskad fattigdom riskerar kraftiga bakslag ifall en ekonomisk kris bryter ut. IMF och Sida (sedan 2008) har anslutit som finansiärer och verksamheten har genomgått en stark expansionsfas med stor efterfrågan på centrets tjänster. TC erbjuder olika program i samarbete med mottagarländernas regler- eller övervakningsinstitutioner (typ finansinspektion eller centralbank) som kan vara veckolånga eller återkommande över en 4-årsperiod till vissa länder. Områdena som täcks utgörs av banking, försäkring, värdepapper, pensioner, mikrofinans och mikroförsäkring. Sidas stöd till TC har successivt ökat, från 3 MSEK per år, sedan starten inleddes 2008 till nuvarande nivå på 12 MSEK per år. Det nu aktuella beloppet innebär således en höjning vilket speglar det faktum att verksamheten, enligt flera oberoende utvärderingar, bedrivs framgångsrikt och effektivt och att verksamheten hittills har expanderat. GAC är, och har alltid varit, den klart största finansiären. Under 2019 deltog drygt 2 100 personer i 78 olika program. Den nu aktuella avtalsperioden baseras på fyra strategiska mål: * Erbjuda ett anpassat kursutbud som möter institutionernas behov kring finansiell inkludering och reglering/övervakning inom ovan nämnda områden. Specifikt fokus läggs på nya risker som klimathot och cybersäkerhet och hur ny teknologi kan utnyttjas. * Förstärkt fokus på Afrika söder om Sahara som bidrar till ekonomisk utveckling * Fortsatt utveckling av stödfunktioner som bidrar till att höja medvetandet och beredskap för nya risker och krisscenarier. * Bredda engagemanget inom det finansiella ekosystemet för att uppnå komplementaritet Sida har tillsammans med andra givare tidigare framgångsrikt drivit frågan om jämställdhet och kommer framgent i högre grad även inkludera miljö/klimat i dialogen. Introduktion: Sida har finansierat Toronto Centre (TC) under flera avtalsperioder med kärnstöd. Organisationen bildades i kölvattnet av den finansiella krisen 1998 i syfte att via utbildningsinsatser motverka förekomsten av liknande kriser och har sedan dess vuxit organiskt och efter hand breddat verksamheten. Kanada har sedan starten varit den klart dominerande givaren men även Sida och Sverige har numera en lång historia av samarbete. Styrelsens ordförande är Stefan Ingves och i styrelsen sitter även Erik Thedéen. Samarbetet med Sveriges Riksbank innebär bl a att en av de årliga internationella flaggskeppskurserna (Crisis preparedness and resolution) genomförs i Stockholm. Den årliga budgeten uppgår till drygt 70 MSEK och har varit svagt ökande under en lång tid. Det årliga svenska stödet på 12 MSEK uppgår därmed till ca 16% av budgeten. Omfattningen av verksamheten styrs av tillgänglig finansiering och efterfrågan men efterfrågan har under lång tid överstigit utbudet. Drygt 90% av budgeten spenderas på kursgenomförandet. I en utvärdering bedömdes verksamheten bedrivas kostnadseffektivt. Från samma utvärdering formulerades ett antal rekommendationer vilka TC har implementerat. Dessa utgjordes av förstärkt intern kapacitet att genomföra RBM samt en mindre översyn av förändringsteorin. Finansiell stabilitet är en avgörande faktor för uthållig fattigdomsbekämpning. Denna insats innebär fokus på hur nationella institutioner, vilket motsvarar finansinspektioner men som i utvecklingsländer ofta utgör en integrerad del av centralbanken, kan utvecklas inom ramarna för balansgången mellan alltför tillåtande eller alltför rigid övervakning. TC utnyttjar härvidlag internationell "best practise" men kan också sägas bidra till att den globala normativa kunskapsnivån utvecklas och systematiseras. Bedömningen av fördelningen mellan de olika genomförandekanalerna är därför att 30% kan hänföras till GLOB/NORM och 70% till NAT/INST och att inget direkt genomförande är kopplat till själva målgruppen. Ett globalt mervärde uppnås och kan motiveras genom att man besitter unik kompetens, uppnår effektivitet genom stordriftsfördelar samt genom att man adresserar globala och gränsöverskridande utmaningar genom att bidra till den normativa kunskapsutvecklingen. Vision: A world where financial systems are stable, reliable and accessable to all Mission: To provide high-quality capacity-building programs for financial supervisors and regulators Det aktuella stödet till TC syftar till att: • Öka kunskap hos de aktörer som övervakar och reglerar finansiella marknader genom att tillämpa och införa beprövade metoder inom de finansiella marknadernas olika delsegment • Bidra till finansiell stabilitet, krisberedskap och konsumentskydd • Utbilda och stödja ledare som har kapacitet och förmåga att genomdriva uthållig förändring • Verka för att inkluderande finansiella system stärks vilket kommer bidra till uthållig ekonomisk utveckling, fattigdomsreducering samt gynna kvinnor/ungdomar Programutbudet består av internationella kurser, regionala kurser, nationella korttidsengagemang samt fleråriga landengagemang. De fleråriga engagemangen har ökat under senare tid. Tematiskt kan programmen sorteras in under Banking, Securities, Pensions, Insurance, Microfinance samt Cross-sectoral. Insurance erbjöds vid 15 tillfällen och Pensions vid 1. Utöver utbildningsprogram tar TC fram TC Notes, Toolkits, TC Insights and Proceedings. Man producerar även Podcasts och arrangerar Executive panels och Webinarier. TC Community inkluderar drygt 43 000 följare. Två initiativ som specifikt framhålls utgörs av Leadership program for women supervisors from SSA samt Certified financials supervisors Strategirelevans: Enligt PLANit är insatsen klassificerad enligt nedanstående. • En motståndskraftig finansiell sektor och ökad finansiell stabilitet - 80% M8 • Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor - 20% M2 Verksamheten har, som antytts ovan, breddats över tid vilket även inkluderat att flera perspektiv inkluderats. Jämställdhet har sedan många år integrerats i all verksamhet och följts upp separat vilket motiverat att insatsen har klassificerats med 20% mot det strategimålet. Mer nyligen har miljö och klimat (inkl biodiversitet) uppmärksammats och inkluderas allt mer som en avgörande parameter. Det finns dock i dagsläget inga planer på att inkludera finansiering via GLOBEN. Insatsen utgör en av endast 3 gåvoinsatser inom GLOBECs portfölj med huvudsaklig klassificering mot finansiell stabilitet där Riksbanken har identifierats som en gemensam "röd tråd". I GLOBECs övergripande förändringsteori har finansiell stabilitet identifierats som en förutsättning för att exempelvis privatsektorutveckling ska komma till stånd. Det går även att argumentera för att ett ömsesidigt beroende föreligger och att en utvecklad privatsektor är en förutsättning för finansiell stabilitet. Det finns även starka inslag av digitalisering i verksamheten men den aspekten bedöms företrädesvis vara ett medel att uppnå förväntade resultat och därmed inte kvalificera för en klassificering till det strategimålet. Sweden Toronto Leadership Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Toronto Leadership Centre 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 10.5 - Improve the regulation and monitoring of global financial markets and institutions and strengthen the implementation of such regulations. 10.5 - Förbättra regleringen och övervakningen av globala finansmarknader och finansinstitut samt stärka genomförandet av sådana regleringar. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 17.13 - Enhance global macroeconomic stability, including through policy coordination and policy coherence. 17.13 - Öka den makroekonomiska stabiliteten i världen, bland annat genom politisk samordning och samstämmig politik. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 12000000 6000000 6000000 0 0 6000000 6000000 0 0 0 12000000 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 30000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 6000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 12000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 6000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 6000000 Toronto Leadership Centre Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Strengthening of women’s economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt A resilient financial sector and increased financial stability En motståndskraftig finansiell sektor och ökad finansiell stabilitet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14221-14221A0103 Sweden Core support to Toronto Leadership Centre for the period 2020-2026 The overarching objective of the partnership is to strengthen the capacity of financial supervisors and regulators and their agencies in order to promote financial stability and inclusion and mitigate and effectively manage financial crisis to minimize impact. Toronto Leadership Centre (TC) is an independent, non-profit organization founded in 1998 by Canadian CIDA (now Global Affairs Canada) and Schulich School of International Business in the aftermath of the Asian Financial Crisis when it became clear that economic development and reduced poverty faced the risk of being substantially back-lashed in case of a financial crisis. IMF and Sida (since 2008) have joined as funders and the operations have steadily increased due to huge demand for their services. TC offers high-quality capacity building programs for financial supervisors and regulators and delivers programs in the areas of banking, insurance, securities, pensions, microfinance and micro-insurance. The programs can last for one week or be part of a multi-year engagement of up to 4 years. Sida´s support to TC has increased from 3 MSEK p a in 2008 to currently 12 MSEK p a. The increase can be justified with reference to a number of independent evaluations that showed strong results, highly efficiency in combination with continued increased demand. GAC is, and has always been, the main funder. 2019 was a productive year with 78 programs delivered with more than 2 100 participants. Kärnstöd till Toronto Leadership Centre för perioden 2020-2026. Insatsen har som övergripande mål att stärka utvecklingsländers kapacitet att reglera/övervaka den finansiella sektorn i riktning mot stabila och inkluderande marknader. Toronto Leadership Centre (TC) är en oberoende icke-vinstdrivande organisation som grundades 1998 av dåvarande kanadensiska CIDA (nuvarande GAC), Världsbanken och Schulich School of International Business som ett direkt svar på den asiatiska krisen som tydligt visade att ekonomiska framsteg och minskad fattigdom riskerar kraftiga bakslag ifall en ekonomisk kris bryter ut. IMF och Sida (sedan 2008) har anslutit som finansiärer och verksamheten har genomgått en stark expansionsfas med stor efterfrågan på centrets tjänster. TC erbjuder olika program i samarbete med mottagarländernas regler- eller övervakningsinstitutioner (typ finansinspektion eller centralbank) som kan vara veckolånga eller återkommande över en 4-årsperiod till vissa länder. Områdena som täcks utgörs av banking, försäkring, värdepapper, pensioner, mikrofinans och mikroförsäkring. Sidas stöd till TC har successivt ökat, från 3 MSEK per år, sedan starten inleddes 2008 till nuvarande nivå på 12 MSEK per år. Det nu aktuella beloppet innebär således en höjning vilket speglar det faktum att verksamheten, enligt flera oberoende utvärderingar, bedrivs framgångsrikt och effektivt och att verksamheten hittills har expanderat. GAC är, och har alltid varit, den klart största finansiären. Under 2019 deltog drygt 2 100 personer i 78 olika program. Den nu aktuella avtalsperioden baseras på fyra strategiska mål: * Erbjuda ett anpassat kursutbud som möter institutionernas behov kring finansiell inkludering och reglering/övervakning inom ovan nämnda områden. Specifikt fokus läggs på nya risker som klimathot och cybersäkerhet och hur ny teknologi kan utnyttjas. * Förstärkt fokus på Afrika söder om Sahara som bidrar till ekonomisk utveckling * Fortsatt utveckling av stödfunktioner som bidrar till att höja medvetandet och beredskap för nya risker och krisscenarier. * Bredda engagemanget inom det finansiella ekosystemet för att uppnå komplementaritet Sida har tillsammans med andra givare tidigare framgångsrikt drivit frågan om jämställdhet och kommer framgent i högre grad även inkludera miljö/klimat i dialogen. Introduktion: Sida har finansierat Toronto Centre (TC) under flera avtalsperioder med kärnstöd. Organisationen bildades i kölvattnet av den finansiella krisen 1998 i syfte att via utbildningsinsatser motverka förekomsten av liknande kriser och har sedan dess vuxit organiskt och efter hand breddat verksamheten. Kanada har sedan starten varit den klart dominerande givaren men även Sida och Sverige har numera en lång historia av samarbete. Styrelsens ordförande är Stefan Ingves och i styrelsen sitter även Erik Thedéen. Samarbetet med Sveriges Riksbank innebär bl a att en av de årliga internationella flaggskeppskurserna (Crisis preparedness and resolution) genomförs i Stockholm. Den årliga budgeten uppgår till drygt 70 MSEK och har varit svagt ökande under en lång tid. Det årliga svenska stödet på 12 MSEK uppgår därmed till ca 16% av budgeten. Omfattningen av verksamheten styrs av tillgänglig finansiering och efterfrågan men efterfrågan har under lång tid överstigit utbudet. Drygt 90% av budgeten spenderas på kursgenomförandet. I en utvärdering bedömdes verksamheten bedrivas kostnadseffektivt. Från samma utvärdering formulerades ett antal rekommendationer vilka TC har implementerat. Dessa utgjordes av förstärkt intern kapacitet att genomföra RBM samt en mindre översyn av förändringsteorin. Finansiell stabilitet är en avgörande faktor för uthållig fattigdomsbekämpning. Denna insats innebär fokus på hur nationella institutioner, vilket motsvarar finansinspektioner men som i utvecklingsländer ofta utgör en integrerad del av centralbanken, kan utvecklas inom ramarna för balansgången mellan alltför tillåtande eller alltför rigid övervakning. TC utnyttjar härvidlag internationell "best practise" men kan också sägas bidra till att den globala normativa kunskapsnivån utvecklas och systematiseras. Bedömningen av fördelningen mellan de olika genomförandekanalerna är därför att 30% kan hänföras till GLOB/NORM och 70% till NAT/INST och att inget direkt genomförande är kopplat till själva målgruppen. Ett globalt mervärde uppnås och kan motiveras genom att man besitter unik kompetens, uppnår effektivitet genom stordriftsfördelar samt genom att man adresserar globala och gränsöverskridande utmaningar genom att bidra till den normativa kunskapsutvecklingen. Vision: A world where financial systems are stable, reliable and accessable to all Mission: To provide high-quality capacity-building programs for financial supervisors and regulators Det aktuella stödet till TC syftar till att: • Öka kunskap hos de aktörer som övervakar och reglerar finansiella marknader genom att tillämpa och införa beprövade metoder inom de finansiella marknadernas olika delsegment • Bidra till finansiell stabilitet, krisberedskap och konsumentskydd • Utbilda och stödja ledare som har kapacitet och förmåga att genomdriva uthållig förändring • Verka för att inkluderande finansiella system stärks vilket kommer bidra till uthållig ekonomisk utveckling, fattigdomsreducering samt gynna kvinnor/ungdomar Programutbudet består av internationella kurser, regionala kurser, nationella korttidsengagemang samt fleråriga landengagemang. De fleråriga engagemangen har ökat under senare tid. Tematiskt kan programmen sorteras in under Banking, Securities, Pensions, Insurance, Microfinance samt Cross-sectoral. Insurance erbjöds vid 15 tillfällen och Pensions vid 1. Utöver utbildningsprogram tar TC fram TC Notes, Toolkits, TC Insights and Proceedings. Man producerar även Podcasts och arrangerar Executive panels och Webinarier. TC Community inkluderar drygt 43 000 följare. Två initiativ som specifikt framhålls utgörs av Leadership program for women supervisors from SSA samt Certified financials supervisors Strategirelevans: Enligt PLANit är insatsen klassificerad enligt nedanstående. • En motståndskraftig finansiell sektor och ökad finansiell stabilitet - 80% M8 • Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor - 20% M2 Verksamheten har, som antytts ovan, breddats över tid vilket även inkluderat att flera perspektiv inkluderats. Jämställdhet har sedan många år integrerats i all verksamhet och följts upp separat vilket motiverat att insatsen har klassificerats med 20% mot det strategimålet. Mer nyligen har miljö och klimat (inkl biodiversitet) uppmärksammats och inkluderas allt mer som en avgörande parameter. Det finns dock i dagsläget inga planer på att inkludera finansiering via GLOBEN. Insatsen utgör en av endast 3 gåvoinsatser inom GLOBECs portfölj med huvudsaklig klassificering mot finansiell stabilitet där Riksbanken har identifierats som en gemensam "röd tråd". I GLOBECs övergripande förändringsteori har finansiell stabilitet identifierats som en förutsättning för att exempelvis privatsektorutveckling ska komma till stånd. Det går även att argumentera för att ett ömsesidigt beroende föreligger och att en utvecklad privatsektor är en förutsättning för finansiell stabilitet. Det finns även starka inslag av digitalisering i verksamheten men den aspekten bedöms företrädesvis vara ett medel att uppnå förväntade resultat och därmed inte kvalificera för en klassificering till det strategimålet. Sweden Toronto Leadership Centre Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Toronto Leadership Centre 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 17.13 - Öka den makroekonomiska stabiliteten i världen, bland annat genom politisk samordning och samstämmig politik. 17.13 - Enhance global macroeconomic stability, including through policy coordination and policy coherence. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 6000000 12000000 0 6000000 0 6000000 6000000 0 24000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 6000000 Toronto Leadership Centre 6000000 Toronto Leadership Centre Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Stärkta institutioner som främjar inhemsk resursmobilisering, minskad korruption och ökad finansiell stabilitet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14280 Sweden The proposal is an outcome of the gap assessment carried out by national experts, and approved by the ministry of Environment, supported through the Swedish funded SANE27 program. The gap assessment has covered all Technical Assistance needs for transposition of legislation, capacity building and implementation in order to have successful negotations and reach EU-standards. Work on the gap assessment has involved a number of government officials within the Ministry of Tourism and Environment (MTE), Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy (MIE), State Inspectorate on Environment, Forests, Water and Tourism, National Environmental Agency (NEA) and also representatives from civil society. The Project costs are 10.7 MSEK and the expected main project results are: R1. The national and local authorities have a model for waste separation at source; R2. Providing technical assistance to the national and local authorities (waste sector within ministry and Berat local authorities) to develop their capacities in the management of the scheme. R3. Introduction of a public communications campaign to support the new waste scheme; R4. Introduction and procurement of the basic infrastructure required for source separation in Berat municipality sustainable in the Albanian local context. Sida will enter into a grant agreement with MTE, the Ministry being the policy maker for solid waste and the coordinator of the preparations for EU negotiations. A MoU between Sida and Berat Municipality will be established. The embassy will procure the support of an international Consultant and will manage the contract and financial management of funds. The reason for this is based on the need to address different risk factors, e g the lack of government capacity to carry out the procurement which risks delaying the start of the contribution as well as corruption risks. Projektförslaget bygger på en analys av Albaniens behov i sektorn för att uppfylla EU-direktiv och förhandlningsvillkor. Analysen utfördes inom ett bredare samarbete med miljöministeriet att förbereda sig inför EU-förhandlingar. Projektets utformning och val av pilotkommun har diskuterats med miljöministeriet och infrastrukturministeriet (som ansvarar för policyutveckling respektive genomförande av investeringsprojekt i avfallssektorn. Projektkostnaderna uppgår till 10.7 MSEK och de förväntade projektresultaten är följande: R1 Framtagande av en nationell modell för källsortering; R2 Teknisk assistans/kapacitetsutveckling av nationella och lokal myndighet att hantera system för källsortering; R3 En genomförd kommunikationskampanj för införandet av källsorteringen i Berat kommun; R4 Upphandling av nödvändig infrastruktur för källsortering i Berat. Sida ska ingå avtal med miljöministeriet (eftersom de ansvarar för policyutveckling och koordinering av EU-förhandlingarna) om insatsen. Sida ska även ingå ett MoU med Berat om deras roll och ansvar för det lokala genomförandet. Sida kommer att ansvara för upphandling av en internnationell konsult som ska genomföra insatsen och Sida ansvarar för kontrakt och finansiell hantering. Skälen till detta är baserat på analys av olika risker som bl a bristande kapacitet inom den albanska administrationen att hantera upphandlingar, vilket allvarligt riskerar försena projektstart, och risken för korruption. The overall objective of this project is to provide the Albanian authorities responsible for waste management with direct experience of introducing household waste separation schemes and improve environmental standards in Berat municipality. The expected main project results are: R1. The national and local authorities have a model for waste separation at source; R2. Providing technical assistance to the national and local authorities (waste sector within ministry and Berat local authorities) to develop their capacities in the management of the scheme. R3. Introduction of a public communications campaign to support the new waste scheme; R4. Introduction and procurement of the basic infrastructure required for source separation in Berat municipality sustainable in the Albanian local context.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Waste management/disposal Water Supply & Sanitation Operational municipal sourceseparation system established: The project successfully established and operationalised Albania's first municipal household sourceseparation service aligned with EU standards. Central to this achievement was the creation and strengthening of Berat City Green, a public joint stock company wholly owned by Berat Municipality, which now manages the service. Through extensive capacity building and on the job mentoring, municipal staff and company personnel developed the technical and operational skills required to run the system effectively. The project also financed and installed the necessary infrastructure and equipment, including collection bins, bags, vehicles, a sorting station and associated machinery, while a large scale public awareness campaign, including door to door outreach, promoted citizen participation. The resulting model has strengthened municipal oversight of waste management, enabled service improvements based on user feedback, and created a mechanism through which revenues from recyclable materials can be reinvested directly into further service development. Increased recovery of recyclable materials: Households are now separating and contributing approximately 15 tonnes of recyclable materials per month, creating a steady stream of materials ready for sale and recycling. Reduced greenhouse gas emissions: According to the consultants calculations, between January and August 2025, the source separation system in Berat generated estimated climate benefits of 109,368 kg CO2 avoided emissions. These savings resulted from both the recycling of cardboard, which is significantly more resource efficient than producing virgin materials, and the diversion of recyclable waste from landfill, reducing carbon dioxide and methane emissions. Improved livelihoods for informal waste pickers: The project facilitated the formal employment of informal waste pickers, significantly improving their working conditions through regular salaries, safer work environments, and enhanced health and social protection benefits. These positive impacts were recognised in the EDEN Centre/Bankwatch reportwhere it is stated that the Municipality represents a rare example of how the integration of informal waste pickers into a newly operational recycling system can generate tangible results. It further states that municipal management expressed strong satisfaction with the skills, efficiency, and practical knowledge that these informal waste pickers contributed, especially at the sorting centre. Their expertise was widely recognised as an invaluable contribution to the overall professionalism of the scheme. First municipal auction of recyclables in Albania: The project supported theorganisation of Albania's first municipal auction of recyclable materials. Through this process, 65 tonnes of cardboard were sold at 110 ALL/kg (approximately€115/tonne), a competitive outcome comparable to regional market conditions. The auction mechanism has since been institutionalised and continues to beused for the sale of cardboard and plastics, including after project completion. Improved waste data and planning: Installation and operation of a weighbridge at the sorting station revealed that Berat was disposing of approximately 50% more waste than previously estimated. This has significantly improved the accuracy of municipal waste data and provides an important lesson for waste management planning and reporting across Albania. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14280-14280A0101 Sweden The proposal is an outcome of the gap assessment carried out by national experts, and approved by the ministry of Environment, supported through the Swedish funded SANE27 program. The gap assessment has covered all Technical Assistance needs for transposition of legislation, capacity building and implementation in order to have successful negotations and reach EU-standards. Work on the gap assessment has involved a number of government officials within the Ministry of Tourism and Environment (MTE), Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy (MIE), State Inspectorate on Environment, Forests, Water and Tourism, National Environmental Agency (NEA) and also representatives from civil society. The Project costs are 10.7 MSEK and the expected main project results are: R1. The national and local authorities have a model for waste separation at source; R2. Providing technical assistance to the national and local authorities (waste sector within ministry and Berat local authorities) to develop their capacities in the management of the scheme. R3. Introduction of a public communications campaign to support the new waste scheme; R4. Introduction and procurement of the basic infrastructure required for source separation in Berat municipality sustainable in the Albanian local context. Sida will enter into a grant agreement with MTE, the Ministry being the policy maker for solid waste and the coordinator of the preparations for EU negotiations. A MoU between Sida and Berat Municipality will be established. The embassy will procure the support of an international Consultant and will manage the contract and financial management of funds. The reason for this is based on the need to address different risk factors, e g the lack of government capacity to carry out the procurement which risks delaying the start of the contribution as well as corruption risks. Projektförslaget bygger på en analys av Albaniens behov i sektorn för att uppfylla EU-direktiv och förhandlningsvillkor. Analysen utfördes inom ett bredare samarbete med miljöministeriet att förbereda sig inför EU-förhandlingar. Projektets utformning och val av pilotkommun har diskuterats med miljöministeriet och infrastrukturministeriet (som ansvarar för policyutveckling respektive genomförande av investeringsprojekt i avfallssektorn. Projektkostnaderna uppgår till 10.7 MSEK och de förväntade projektresultaten är följande: R1 Framtagande av en nationell modell för källsortering; R2 Teknisk assistans/kapacitetsutveckling av nationella och lokal myndighet att hantera system för källsortering; R3 En genomförd kommunikationskampanj för införandet av källsorteringen i Berat kommun; R4 Upphandling av nödvändig infrastruktur för källsortering i Berat. Sida ska ingå avtal med miljöministeriet (eftersom de ansvarar för policyutveckling och koordinering av EU-förhandlingarna) om insatsen. Sida ska även ingå ett MoU med Berat om deras roll och ansvar för det lokala genomförandet. Sida kommer att ansvara för upphandling av en internnationell konsult som ska genomföra insatsen och Sida ansvarar för kontrakt och finansiell hantering. Skälen till detta är baserat på analys av olika risker som bl a bristande kapacitet inom den albanska administrationen att hantera upphandlingar, vilket allvarligt riskerar försena projektstart, och risken för korruption. The overall objective of this project is to provide the Albanian authorities responsible for waste management with direct experience of introducing household waste separation schemes and improve environmental standards in Berat municipality. The expected main project results are: R1. The national and local authorities have a model for waste separation at source; R2. Providing technical assistance to the national and local authorities (waste sector within ministry and Berat local authorities) to develop their capacities in the management of the scheme. R3. Introduction of a public communications campaign to support the new waste scheme; R4. 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Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Västra Balkan: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14280-14280A0102 Sweden The proposal is an outcome of the gap assessment carried out by national experts, and approved by the ministry of Environment, supported through the Swedish funded SANE27 program. The gap assessment has covered all Technical Assistance needs for transposition of legislation, capacity building and implementation in order to have successful negotations and reach EU-standards. Work on the gap assessment has involved a number of government officials within the Ministry of Tourism and Environment (MTE), Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy (MIE), State Inspectorate on Environment, Forests, Water and Tourism, National Environmental Agency (NEA) and also representatives from civil society. The Project costs are 10.7 MSEK and the expected main project results are: R1. The national and local authorities have a model for waste separation at source; R2. Providing technical assistance to the national and local authorities (waste sector within ministry and Berat local authorities) to develop their capacities in the management of the scheme. R3. Introduction of a public communications campaign to support the new waste scheme; R4. Introduction and procurement of the basic infrastructure required for source separation in Berat municipality sustainable in the Albanian local context. Sida will enter into a grant agreement with MTE, the Ministry being the policy maker for solid waste and the coordinator of the preparations for EU negotiations. A MoU between Sida and Berat Municipality will be established. The embassy will procure the support of an international Consultant and will manage the contract and financial management of funds. The reason for this is based on the need to address different risk factors, e g the lack of government capacity to carry out the procurement which risks delaying the start of the contribution as well as corruption risks. Projektförslaget bygger på en analys av Albaniens behov i sektorn för att uppfylla EU-direktiv och förhandlningsvillkor. Analysen utfördes inom ett bredare samarbete med miljöministeriet att förbereda sig inför EU-förhandlingar. Projektets utformning och val av pilotkommun har diskuterats med miljöministeriet och infrastrukturministeriet (som ansvarar för policyutveckling respektive genomförande av investeringsprojekt i avfallssektorn. Projektkostnaderna uppgår till 10.7 MSEK och de förväntade projektresultaten är följande: R1 Framtagande av en nationell modell för källsortering; R2 Teknisk assistans/kapacitetsutveckling av nationella och lokal myndighet att hantera system för källsortering; R3 En genomförd kommunikationskampanj för införandet av källsorteringen i Berat kommun; R4 Upphandling av nödvändig infrastruktur för källsortering i Berat. Sida ska ingå avtal med miljöministeriet (eftersom de ansvarar för policyutveckling och koordinering av EU-förhandlingarna) om insatsen. Sida ska även ingå ett MoU med Berat om deras roll och ansvar för det lokala genomförandet. Sida kommer att ansvara för upphandling av en internnationell konsult som ska genomföra insatsen och Sida ansvarar för kontrakt och finansiell hantering. Skälen till detta är baserat på analys av olika risker som bl a bristande kapacitet inom den albanska administrationen att hantera upphandlingar, vilket allvarligt riskerar försena projektstart, och risken för korruption. The overall objective of this project is to provide the Albanian authorities responsible for waste management with direct experience of introducing household waste separation schemes and improve environmental standards in Berat municipality. The expected main project results are: R1. The national and local authorities have a model for waste separation at source; R2. Providing technical assistance to the national and local authorities (waste sector within ministry and Berat local authorities) to develop their capacities in the management of the scheme. R3. Introduction of a public communications campaign to support the new waste scheme; R4. Introduction and procurement of the basic infrastructure required for source separation in Berat municipality sustainable in the Albanian local context.   Sweden Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. 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Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14280-14280A0103 Sweden The proposal is an outcome of the gap assessment carried out by national experts, and approved by the ministry of Environment, supported through the Swedish funded SANE27 program. The gap assessment has covered all Technical Assistance needs for transposition of legislation, capacity building and implementation in order to have successful negotations and reach EU-standards. Work on the gap assessment has involved a number of government officials within the Ministry of Tourism and Environment (MTE), Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy (MIE), State Inspectorate on Environment, Forests, Water and Tourism, National Environmental Agency (NEA) and also representatives from civil society. The Project costs are 10.7 MSEK and the expected main project results are: R1. The national and local authorities have a model for waste separation at source; R2. Providing technical assistance to the national and local authorities (waste sector within ministry and Berat local authorities) to develop their capacities in the management of the scheme. R3. Introduction of a public communications campaign to support the new waste scheme; R4. Introduction and procurement of the basic infrastructure required for source separation in Berat municipality sustainable in the Albanian local context. Sida will enter into a grant agreement with MTE, the Ministry being the policy maker for solid waste and the coordinator of the preparations for EU negotiations. A MoU between Sida and Berat Municipality will be established. The embassy will procure the support of an international Consultant and will manage the contract and financial management of funds. The reason for this is based on the need to address different risk factors, e g the lack of government capacity to carry out the procurement which risks delaying the start of the contribution as well as corruption risks. Projektförslaget bygger på en analys av Albaniens behov i sektorn för att uppfylla EU-direktiv och förhandlningsvillkor. Analysen utfördes inom ett bredare samarbete med miljöministeriet att förbereda sig inför EU-förhandlingar. Projektets utformning och val av pilotkommun har diskuterats med miljöministeriet och infrastrukturministeriet (som ansvarar för policyutveckling respektive genomförande av investeringsprojekt i avfallssektorn. Projektkostnaderna uppgår till 10.7 MSEK och de förväntade projektresultaten är följande: R1 Framtagande av en nationell modell för källsortering; R2 Teknisk assistans/kapacitetsutveckling av nationella och lokal myndighet att hantera system för källsortering; R3 En genomförd kommunikationskampanj för införandet av källsorteringen i Berat kommun; R4 Upphandling av nödvändig infrastruktur för källsortering i Berat. Sida ska ingå avtal med miljöministeriet (eftersom de ansvarar för policyutveckling och koordinering av EU-förhandlingarna) om insatsen. Sida ska även ingå ett MoU med Berat om deras roll och ansvar för det lokala genomförandet. Sida kommer att ansvara för upphandling av en internnationell konsult som ska genomföra insatsen och Sida ansvarar för kontrakt och finansiell hantering. Skälen till detta är baserat på analys av olika risker som bl a bristande kapacitet inom den albanska administrationen att hantera upphandlingar, vilket allvarligt riskerar försena projektstart, och risken för korruption. The overall objective of this project is to provide the Albanian authorities responsible for waste management with direct experience of introducing household waste separation schemes and improve environmental standards in Berat municipality. The expected main project results are: R1. The national and local authorities have a model for waste separation at source; R2. Providing technical assistance to the national and local authorities (waste sector within ministry and Berat local authorities) to develop their capacities in the management of the scheme. R3. Introduction of a public communications campaign to support the new waste scheme; R4. Introduction and procurement of the basic infrastructure required for source separation in Berat municipality sustainable in the Albanian local context.   Sweden Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -44661 -44661 -44661 Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. -44661.17 Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Faster green transition, energy efficiency, and strengthened climate adaptation Snabbare grön omställning, energieffektivitet och stärkt klimatanpassning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14299 Sweden DCAF has applied to Sida for funding of 9 million SEK to carry out the "Intelligence & Security Sector Reform Programme" in North Macedonia during the period 2021-2023. Building on achievements and lessons learned in the Inception phase, the intervention aims at continuing a process of democratic reforms within the security and intelligence sector in North Macedonia. By working closely with national partners to operationalize and make sustainable initial results made, the project intent is to continue supporting local institutions in creating a more accountable and effective security and intelligence sector. Institutionalizing achievements requires longer-term commitment for procedures to be developed and capacity to be established for effective implementation. Hence, DCAF proposes an extended implementation timeframe that includes two additional phases of intervention: 2021-2023 (Main Phase) and 2024-2026 (Exit Phase). The first phase will be comprehensive and multi-institutional, while the latter will in particular focus on building institutional capacity in the Parliament. After a dialogue between Sida and DCAF, the decision was taken to appraise a three-year support to cover for the main phase, with the potential of a future application for an extension to cover the full five-year period. The decision for a possible continued support shall be based on the findings by the planned mid-term review (referred to in the Agreement with Sida as an end term evaluation), and on the achieved project results during the implementing period. The proposed contribution has an overall programme goal which states: "The intelligence and law enforcement agencies in North Macedonia operate under effective democratic control and oversight and fight serious and organized crime and curb corruption in line with good practice of accountability and respect for human rights." Moreover, the intervention is structured around three outcomes: Outcome 1: Legal and institutional framework. Legal and institutional framework of the intelligence and law enforcement sector in North Macedonia amended in line with relevant Euro-Atlantic principles and good practice of accountability and respect for human rights. Outcome 2: Capacity building. External oversight bodies conduct effective and transparent oversight and control over intelligence and law enforcement sector activities. Outcome 3: Public trust. The public is informed on the functioning and results of the intelligence and security accountability system. To each outcome above, there is a number of corresponding outputs, indicators, baselines and targets. As regards the policy markers, democracy and human rights is the principal objective, whereas conflict prevention, peace and security is a significant objective. Also, the project is aligned to the 2030 Agenda and the Global goals. In particular, the project links to SDG 16 on Peace, justice and strong institutions and its target 16.6 and 16.10. The intervention’s total budget for the Main Phase (2021-2023) is approximately 35 million SEK (3 776 560 CHF), out of which the organisation’s own funding is approximately 1,9 million SEK (206 250 CHF). Being a pooled funded programme, other donors have been invited to and have committed to contribute towards the budget. As of today, all of the invited donors have concluded financing Agreements with DCAF (the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC),the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the EU delegation). No forwarding of funds is foreseen. DCAF har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 9 miljoner SEK för att genomföra "Intelligence & Security Sector Reform Program" i Nordmakedonien under perioden 2021-2023. Baserat på de framsteg som gjorts under inceptionsfasen, syftar insatsen till att fortsätta en process med demokratiska reformer inom säkerhets- och underrättelsessektorn i Nordmakedonien. Genom bl.a. ett nära samarbete med nationella partner för att operationalisera och göra resultat hållbara har projektet för avsikt att skapa en mer ansvarsfull och effektiv säkerhets- och underrättelsesektor. Att institutionalisera resultat kräver att processer utvecklas och att kapacitet byggs för ett effektivt genomförande. Därför ansökte DCAF om en fortsättning av inceptionsfasen, vilket inkluderar ytterligare två faser: 2021-2023 (huvudfas) och 2024-2026 (avslutningsfas). Den första fasen kommer att vara mer omfattande och multi-institutionell, medan den senare särskilt kommer att fokusera på att bygga upp institutionell kapacitet i parlamentet. Efter en dialog mellan Sida och DCAF togs beslutet att endast fatta beslut kring ett treårigt stöd för huvudfasen, med möjlighet för en framtida ansökan om förlängning för att täcka hela femårsperioden. Ett beslut om en eventuell förlängning av projektstöd ska baseras på den planerade utvärderingen (se avtal) och genomförda resultat och erfarenheter från denna projektfas. Den föreslagna insatsen har ett övergripande programmål: "Underrättelse- och brottsbekämpande organ i Nordmakedonien verkar under effektiv demokratisk kontroll och tillsyn och bekämpar allvarlig och organiserad brottslighet samt begränsar korruption i linje med god praxis för ansvarsskyldighet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter." Dessutom är projektet fokuserat kring tre långsiktiga resultat (outcome): Resultat 1: Juridiskt och institutionellt ramverk. Det rättsliga och institutionella ramverket för underrättelse- och brottsbekämpningssektorn i Nordmakedonien ändras i enlighet med relevanta euro-atlantiska principer och god praxis för ansvarsskyldighet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter. Resultat 2: Kapacitetsuppbyggnad. Externa tillsynsorgan bedriver effektiv och transparent tillsyn och kontroll över verksamhet inom underrättelsetjänster och brottsbekämpning. Resultat 3: Allmänhetens förtroende. Allmänheten informeras om systemet för och resultaten av underrättelse- och säkerhetssektorn. Till varje långsiktigt resultat ovan finns ett antal kortsiktiga resultat (outputs), indikatorer, baslinjer och mål. Projektet bidrar främst till policymarkören med fokus på demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter, men i viss utsträckning även till konfliktförebyggande, fred och säkerhet. Projektet är också i linje med Agenda 2030 och de globala målen. I synnerhet bidrar projektet till uppfyllandet av SDG 16 om fred, rättvisa och starka institutioner och dess undermål 16.6 och 16.10. Insatsens totala budget för huvudfasen (2021-2023) är cirka 35 miljoner SEK (3 776 560 CHF), varav organisationens egna medel uppgår till cirka 1,9 miljoner SEK (206 250 CHF). Då det är en sam-finansierad insats har andra givare bjudits in och åtagit sig att bidra till budgeten. I dagsläget har programmet erhållit finansiering från Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). Nederländernas utrikesdepartement är i slutfasen för att fatta beslut om finansiering till programmet och EU-delegationen utvärderar för närvarande en treårig ansökan med fokus på delar av programmet. Ingen vidarebefordran av medel planeras. Current efforts to reform the intelligence and security services and to strengthen security and intelligence accountability in North Macedonia, commenced after the so-called wire-tapping scandal in 2015 and subsequent recommendations put forward by the European Commission through a mandated group of independent and senior experts on Rule of Law. While there has been some positive development since 2015, not least thanks to the Sida supported ongoing pooled-funded contribution on intelligence sector reform implemented by DCAF (referred to as the Inception Phase), further reforms are still needed. Building on recent achievements made in the Inception Phase, the objective of the proposed project is to continue a process of democratic reforms in North Macedonia. This will be done by working closely with national partners to operationalize and make sustainable initial results made, aimed at creating a more accountable and effective security and intelligence sector.  The proposed contribution has one overall programme goal which states: "The intelligence and law enforcement agencies in North Macedonia operate under effective democratic control and oversight and fight serious and organised crime and curb corruption in line with good practice of accountability and respect for human rights." In addition, the intervention is structured around three outcomes with corresponding outputs. The outcomes are focusing on changes/reforms within the security and intelligence sector as a whole, which is in contrast to the Inception Phase, where the program was structured along three clusters, each focusing on a separate institution. Outcome 1: Legal and institutional framework. Legal and institutional framework of the intelligence and law enforcement sector in North Macedonia amended in line with relevant Euro-Atlantic principles and good practice of accountability and respect for human rights. Outcome 2: Capacity building. External oversight bodies conduct effective and transparent oversight and control over intelligence and law enforcement sector activities. Outcome 3: Public trust. The public is informed on the functioning and results of the intelligence and security accountability system. The main form of support delivered through the programme includes technical assistance, trainings/workshops and expert advice. The programme is set-up as a pooled funded program. The EU delegation, Netherlands and Switzerland/SDC are providing financial support to the program together with Sweden. While the proposal submitted to Sida covered the period 2021-2026, after a dialogue between Sida and DCAF, the decision was taken to appraise a three-year support with the potential of a future application for a two-year extension to cover the full five-year period.  Finally, the total project budget is 5.753.551 CHF (68 930 991 SEK*) for the period 2021-2026. For the entire project period (2021-2026) Sweden contributes with a total amount of 14 275 650  SEK.  (*exchange rate CHF/SEK =11,98) Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North Macedonia Security system management and reform Conflict, Peace & Security The project implementation period has been extended through a nine-month no-cost extension, moving the project end date from 31 March 2026 to 31 December 2026. The extension was granted due to delays in project activities and the postponement of key decisions related to project targets. These delays were primarily caused by the parliamentary elections held in 2024 and the subsequent changes in leadership across all institutions supported by the Programme. The project is currently in its final stage of implementation and has reported a number of significant achievements that have contributed to transformative changes within the beneficiary institutions. During the reported period (but building on work done and achieved progress througout the full project implementing period 2021- 2025), the project delivered tangible, institutionally anchored reforms across North Macedonias security, defence, judicial, and oversight sectors. Some results include: - The Ministry of Interior sustained a 90% Integrity Plan implementation rate and launched a new Professional Integrity Plan (20262028) identifying seven corruptionrisk areas, while advancing readiness for international biometric data exchange under the PCC SEE Prüm framework. - The institutionalised gender mainstreaming by the Ministry of Defence (MoD) and the Army , through officially adopting an updated Gender Action Plan, creating permanent genderequality posts, establishing monitoring mechanisms, during the period leaded to achieving near gender parity in the MoD alongside measurable career progression for women in the Army, which has led to a transformative change in this institution. This approach has been offered as an example to the Ministry of Interior to be considered with a possible next project phase. - The Academy for Judges and Public Prosecutors advanced evidencebased judicial reform through a landmark research report, a new institutional strategy, and draft legislative amendments. - Parliamentary and civilian oversight were strengthened through enhanced parliamentary staff capacity, the introduction of new tools for the Ombudsman, progress on informationclassification guidelines, and the formal establishment of the fivemember Civilian Supervision Council. The sustainability of parliamentary oversight was further reinforced by prioritising practical, daytoday skills, staffled tools such as the checklist, and the continuity provided by professional staff who remain in position despite political change. As a result, oversight functions are expected to continue operating in a consistent and effective manner beyond the end of external support. - Sustained engagement with civil society, media, and academia culminated in formal academic programs on security sector governance, ensuring long-term knowledge retention and a more inclusive governance culture. The project implementation end-date is 31st December 2026. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14299-14299A0101 Sweden DCAF has applied to Sida for funding of 9 million SEK to carry out the "Intelligence & Security Sector Reform Programme" in North Macedonia during the period 2021-2023. Building on achievements and lessons learned in the Inception phase, the intervention aims at continuing a process of democratic reforms within the security and intelligence sector in North Macedonia. By working closely with national partners to operationalize and make sustainable initial results made, the project intent is to continue supporting local institutions in creating a more accountable and effective security and intelligence sector. Institutionalizing achievements requires longer-term commitment for procedures to be developed and capacity to be established for effective implementation. Hence, DCAF proposes an extended implementation timeframe that includes two additional phases of intervention: 2021-2023 (Main Phase) and 2024-2026 (Exit Phase). The first phase will be comprehensive and multi-institutional, while the latter will in particular focus on building institutional capacity in the Parliament. After a dialogue between Sida and DCAF, the decision was taken to appraise a three-year support to cover for the main phase, with the potential of a future application for an extension to cover the full five-year period. The decision for a possible continued support shall be based on the findings by the planned mid-term review (referred to in the Agreement with Sida as an end term evaluation), and on the achieved project results during the implementing period. The proposed contribution has an overall programme goal which states: "The intelligence and law enforcement agencies in North Macedonia operate under effective democratic control and oversight and fight serious and organized crime and curb corruption in line with good practice of accountability and respect for human rights." Moreover, the intervention is structured around three outcomes: Outcome 1: Legal and institutional framework. Legal and institutional framework of the intelligence and law enforcement sector in North Macedonia amended in line with relevant Euro-Atlantic principles and good practice of accountability and respect for human rights. Outcome 2: Capacity building. External oversight bodies conduct effective and transparent oversight and control over intelligence and law enforcement sector activities. Outcome 3: Public trust. The public is informed on the functioning and results of the intelligence and security accountability system. To each outcome above, there is a number of corresponding outputs, indicators, baselines and targets. As regards the policy markers, democracy and human rights is the principal objective, whereas conflict prevention, peace and security is a significant objective. Also, the project is aligned to the 2030 Agenda and the Global goals. In particular, the project links to SDG 16 on Peace, justice and strong institutions and its target 16.6 and 16.10. The intervention’s total budget for the Main Phase (2021-2023) is approximately 35 million SEK (3 776 560 CHF), out of which the organisation’s own funding is approximately 1,9 million SEK (206 250 CHF). Being a pooled funded programme, other donors have been invited to and have committed to contribute towards the budget. As of today, all of the invited donors have concluded financing Agreements with DCAF (the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC),the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the EU delegation). No forwarding of funds is foreseen. DCAF har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 9 miljoner SEK för att genomföra "Intelligence & Security Sector Reform Program" i Nordmakedonien under perioden 2021-2023. Baserat på de framsteg som gjorts under inceptionsfasen, syftar insatsen till att fortsätta en process med demokratiska reformer inom säkerhets- och underrättelsessektorn i Nordmakedonien. Genom bl.a. ett nära samarbete med nationella partner för att operationalisera och göra resultat hållbara har projektet för avsikt att skapa en mer ansvarsfull och effektiv säkerhets- och underrättelsesektor. Att institutionalisera resultat kräver att processer utvecklas och att kapacitet byggs för ett effektivt genomförande. Därför ansökte DCAF om en fortsättning av inceptionsfasen, vilket inkluderar ytterligare två faser: 2021-2023 (huvudfas) och 2024-2026 (avslutningsfas). Den första fasen kommer att vara mer omfattande och multi-institutionell, medan den senare särskilt kommer att fokusera på att bygga upp institutionell kapacitet i parlamentet. Efter en dialog mellan Sida och DCAF togs beslutet att endast fatta beslut kring ett treårigt stöd för huvudfasen, med möjlighet för en framtida ansökan om förlängning för att täcka hela femårsperioden. Ett beslut om en eventuell förlängning av projektstöd ska baseras på den planerade utvärderingen (se avtal) och genomförda resultat och erfarenheter från denna projektfas. Den föreslagna insatsen har ett övergripande programmål: "Underrättelse- och brottsbekämpande organ i Nordmakedonien verkar under effektiv demokratisk kontroll och tillsyn och bekämpar allvarlig och organiserad brottslighet samt begränsar korruption i linje med god praxis för ansvarsskyldighet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter." Dessutom är projektet fokuserat kring tre långsiktiga resultat (outcome): Resultat 1: Juridiskt och institutionellt ramverk. Det rättsliga och institutionella ramverket för underrättelse- och brottsbekämpningssektorn i Nordmakedonien ändras i enlighet med relevanta euro-atlantiska principer och god praxis för ansvarsskyldighet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter. Resultat 2: Kapacitetsuppbyggnad. Externa tillsynsorgan bedriver effektiv och transparent tillsyn och kontroll över verksamhet inom underrättelsetjänster och brottsbekämpning. Resultat 3: Allmänhetens förtroende. Allmänheten informeras om systemet för och resultaten av underrättelse- och säkerhetssektorn. Till varje långsiktigt resultat ovan finns ett antal kortsiktiga resultat (outputs), indikatorer, baslinjer och mål. Projektet bidrar främst till policymarkören med fokus på demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter, men i viss utsträckning även till konfliktförebyggande, fred och säkerhet. Projektet är också i linje med Agenda 2030 och de globala målen. I synnerhet bidrar projektet till uppfyllandet av SDG 16 om fred, rättvisa och starka institutioner och dess undermål 16.6 och 16.10. Insatsens totala budget för huvudfasen (2021-2023) är cirka 35 miljoner SEK (3 776 560 CHF), varav organisationens egna medel uppgår till cirka 1,9 miljoner SEK (206 250 CHF). Då det är en sam-finansierad insats har andra givare bjudits in och åtagit sig att bidra till budgeten. I dagsläget har programmet erhållit finansiering från Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). Nederländernas utrikesdepartement är i slutfasen för att fatta beslut om finansiering till programmet och EU-delegationen utvärderar för närvarande en treårig ansökan med fokus på delar av programmet. Ingen vidarebefordran av medel planeras. Current efforts to reform the intelligence and security services and to strengthen security and intelligence accountability in North Macedonia, commenced after the so-called wire-tapping scandal in 2015 and subsequent recommendations put forward by the European Commission through a mandated group of independent and senior experts on Rule of Law. While there has been some positive development since 2015, not least thanks to the Sida supported ongoing pooled-funded contribution on intelligence sector reform implemented by DCAF (referred to as the Inception Phase), further reforms are still needed. Building on recent achievements made in the Inception Phase, the objective of the proposed project is to continue a process of democratic reforms in North Macedonia. This will be done by working closely with national partners to operationalize and make sustainable initial results made, aimed at creating a more accountable and effective security and intelligence sector.  The proposed contribution has one overall programme goal which states: "The intelligence and law enforcement agencies in North Macedonia operate under effective democratic control and oversight and fight serious and organised crime and curb corruption in line with good practice of accountability and respect for human rights." In addition, the intervention is structured around three outcomes with corresponding outputs. The outcomes are focusing on changes/reforms within the security and intelligence sector as a whole, which is in contrast to the Inception Phase, where the program was structured along three clusters, each focusing on a separate institution. Outcome 1: Legal and institutional framework. Legal and institutional framework of the intelligence and law enforcement sector in North Macedonia amended in line with relevant Euro-Atlantic principles and good practice of accountability and respect for human rights. Outcome 2: Capacity building. External oversight bodies conduct effective and transparent oversight and control over intelligence and law enforcement sector activities. Outcome 3: Public trust. The public is informed on the functioning and results of the intelligence and security accountability system. The main form of support delivered through the programme includes technical assistance, trainings/workshops and expert advice. The programme is set-up as a pooled funded program. The EU delegation, Netherlands and Switzerland/SDC are providing financial support to the program together with Sweden. While the proposal submitted to Sida covered the period 2021-2026, after a dialogue between Sida and DCAF, the decision was taken to appraise a three-year support with the potential of a future application for a two-year extension to cover the full five-year period.  Finally, the total project budget is 5.753.551 CHF (68 930 991 SEK*) for the period 2021-2026. For the entire project period (2021-2026) Sweden contributes with a total amount of 14 275 650  SEK.  (*exchange rate CHF/SEK =11,98) Sweden DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4500000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4500000 0 0 0 4500000 DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance 4500000 DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14299-14299A0103 Sweden DCAF has applied to Sida for funding of 9 million SEK to carry out the "Intelligence & Security Sector Reform Programme" in North Macedonia during the period 2021-2023. Building on achievements and lessons learned in the Inception phase, the intervention aims at continuing a process of democratic reforms within the security and intelligence sector in North Macedonia. By working closely with national partners to operationalize and make sustainable initial results made, the project intent is to continue supporting local institutions in creating a more accountable and effective security and intelligence sector. Institutionalizing achievements requires longer-term commitment for procedures to be developed and capacity to be established for effective implementation. Hence, DCAF proposes an extended implementation timeframe that includes two additional phases of intervention: 2021-2023 (Main Phase) and 2024-2026 (Exit Phase). The first phase will be comprehensive and multi-institutional, while the latter will in particular focus on building institutional capacity in the Parliament. After a dialogue between Sida and DCAF, the decision was taken to appraise a three-year support to cover for the main phase, with the potential of a future application for an extension to cover the full five-year period. The decision for a possible continued support shall be based on the findings by the planned mid-term review (referred to in the Agreement with Sida as an end term evaluation), and on the achieved project results during the implementing period. The proposed contribution has an overall programme goal which states: "The intelligence and law enforcement agencies in North Macedonia operate under effective democratic control and oversight and fight serious and organized crime and curb corruption in line with good practice of accountability and respect for human rights." Moreover, the intervention is structured around three outcomes: Outcome 1: Legal and institutional framework. Legal and institutional framework of the intelligence and law enforcement sector in North Macedonia amended in line with relevant Euro-Atlantic principles and good practice of accountability and respect for human rights. Outcome 2: Capacity building. External oversight bodies conduct effective and transparent oversight and control over intelligence and law enforcement sector activities. Outcome 3: Public trust. The public is informed on the functioning and results of the intelligence and security accountability system. To each outcome above, there is a number of corresponding outputs, indicators, baselines and targets. As regards the policy markers, democracy and human rights is the principal objective, whereas conflict prevention, peace and security is a significant objective. Also, the project is aligned to the 2030 Agenda and the Global goals. In particular, the project links to SDG 16 on Peace, justice and strong institutions and its target 16.6 and 16.10. The intervention’s total budget for the Main Phase (2021-2023) is approximately 35 million SEK (3 776 560 CHF), out of which the organisation’s own funding is approximately 1,9 million SEK (206 250 CHF). Being a pooled funded programme, other donors have been invited to and have committed to contribute towards the budget. As of today, all of the invited donors have concluded financing Agreements with DCAF (the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC),the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the EU delegation). No forwarding of funds is foreseen. DCAF har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 9 miljoner SEK för att genomföra "Intelligence & Security Sector Reform Program" i Nordmakedonien under perioden 2021-2023. Baserat på de framsteg som gjorts under inceptionsfasen, syftar insatsen till att fortsätta en process med demokratiska reformer inom säkerhets- och underrättelsessektorn i Nordmakedonien. Genom bl.a. ett nära samarbete med nationella partner för att operationalisera och göra resultat hållbara har projektet för avsikt att skapa en mer ansvarsfull och effektiv säkerhets- och underrättelsesektor. Att institutionalisera resultat kräver att processer utvecklas och att kapacitet byggs för ett effektivt genomförande. Därför ansökte DCAF om en fortsättning av inceptionsfasen, vilket inkluderar ytterligare två faser: 2021-2023 (huvudfas) och 2024-2026 (avslutningsfas). Den första fasen kommer att vara mer omfattande och multi-institutionell, medan den senare särskilt kommer att fokusera på att bygga upp institutionell kapacitet i parlamentet. Efter en dialog mellan Sida och DCAF togs beslutet att endast fatta beslut kring ett treårigt stöd för huvudfasen, med möjlighet för en framtida ansökan om förlängning för att täcka hela femårsperioden. Ett beslut om en eventuell förlängning av projektstöd ska baseras på den planerade utvärderingen (se avtal) och genomförda resultat och erfarenheter från denna projektfas. Den föreslagna insatsen har ett övergripande programmål: "Underrättelse- och brottsbekämpande organ i Nordmakedonien verkar under effektiv demokratisk kontroll och tillsyn och bekämpar allvarlig och organiserad brottslighet samt begränsar korruption i linje med god praxis för ansvarsskyldighet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter." Dessutom är projektet fokuserat kring tre långsiktiga resultat (outcome): Resultat 1: Juridiskt och institutionellt ramverk. Det rättsliga och institutionella ramverket för underrättelse- och brottsbekämpningssektorn i Nordmakedonien ändras i enlighet med relevanta euro-atlantiska principer och god praxis för ansvarsskyldighet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter. Resultat 2: Kapacitetsuppbyggnad. Externa tillsynsorgan bedriver effektiv och transparent tillsyn och kontroll över verksamhet inom underrättelsetjänster och brottsbekämpning. Resultat 3: Allmänhetens förtroende. Allmänheten informeras om systemet för och resultaten av underrättelse- och säkerhetssektorn. Till varje långsiktigt resultat ovan finns ett antal kortsiktiga resultat (outputs), indikatorer, baslinjer och mål. Projektet bidrar främst till policymarkören med fokus på demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter, men i viss utsträckning även till konfliktförebyggande, fred och säkerhet. Projektet är också i linje med Agenda 2030 och de globala målen. I synnerhet bidrar projektet till uppfyllandet av SDG 16 om fred, rättvisa och starka institutioner och dess undermål 16.6 och 16.10. Insatsens totala budget för huvudfasen (2021-2023) är cirka 35 miljoner SEK (3 776 560 CHF), varav organisationens egna medel uppgår till cirka 1,9 miljoner SEK (206 250 CHF). Då det är en sam-finansierad insats har andra givare bjudits in och åtagit sig att bidra till budgeten. I dagsläget har programmet erhållit finansiering från Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). Nederländernas utrikesdepartement är i slutfasen för att fatta beslut om finansiering till programmet och EU-delegationen utvärderar för närvarande en treårig ansökan med fokus på delar av programmet. Ingen vidarebefordran av medel planeras. Current efforts to reform the intelligence and security services and to strengthen security and intelligence accountability in North Macedonia, commenced after the so-called wire-tapping scandal in 2015 and subsequent recommendations put forward by the European Commission through a mandated group of independent and senior experts on Rule of Law. While there has been some positive development since 2015, not least thanks to the Sida supported ongoing pooled-funded contribution on intelligence sector reform implemented by DCAF (referred to as the Inception Phase), further reforms are still needed. Building on recent achievements made in the Inception Phase, the objective of the proposed project is to continue a process of democratic reforms in North Macedonia. This will be done by working closely with national partners to operationalize and make sustainable initial results made, aimed at creating a more accountable and effective security and intelligence sector.  The proposed contribution has one overall programme goal which states: "The intelligence and law enforcement agencies in North Macedonia operate under effective democratic control and oversight and fight serious and organised crime and curb corruption in line with good practice of accountability and respect for human rights." In addition, the intervention is structured around three outcomes with corresponding outputs. The outcomes are focusing on changes/reforms within the security and intelligence sector as a whole, which is in contrast to the Inception Phase, where the program was structured along three clusters, each focusing on a separate institution. Outcome 1: Legal and institutional framework. Legal and institutional framework of the intelligence and law enforcement sector in North Macedonia amended in line with relevant Euro-Atlantic principles and good practice of accountability and respect for human rights. Outcome 2: Capacity building. External oversight bodies conduct effective and transparent oversight and control over intelligence and law enforcement sector activities. Outcome 3: Public trust. The public is informed on the functioning and results of the intelligence and security accountability system. The main form of support delivered through the programme includes technical assistance, trainings/workshops and expert advice. The programme is set-up as a pooled funded program. The EU delegation, Netherlands and Switzerland/SDC are providing financial support to the program together with Sweden. While the proposal submitted to Sida covered the period 2021-2026, after a dialogue between Sida and DCAF, the decision was taken to appraise a three-year support with the potential of a future application for a two-year extension to cover the full five-year period.  Finally, the total project budget is 5.753.551 CHF (68 930 991 SEK*) for the period 2021-2026. For the entire project period (2021-2026) Sweden contributes with a total amount of 14 275 650  SEK.  (*exchange rate CHF/SEK =11,98) Sweden DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1500000 2275650 0 0 0 2275650 0 1500000 0 0 3775650 DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance 1500000 DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance 2275650 DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14299-14299A0105 Sweden DCAF has applied to Sida for funding of 9 million SEK to carry out the "Intelligence & Security Sector Reform Programme" in North Macedonia during the period 2021-2023. Building on achievements and lessons learned in the Inception phase, the intervention aims at continuing a process of democratic reforms within the security and intelligence sector in North Macedonia. By working closely with national partners to operationalize and make sustainable initial results made, the project intent is to continue supporting local institutions in creating a more accountable and effective security and intelligence sector. Institutionalizing achievements requires longer-term commitment for procedures to be developed and capacity to be established for effective implementation. Hence, DCAF proposes an extended implementation timeframe that includes two additional phases of intervention: 2021-2023 (Main Phase) and 2024-2026 (Exit Phase). The first phase will be comprehensive and multi-institutional, while the latter will in particular focus on building institutional capacity in the Parliament. After a dialogue between Sida and DCAF, the decision was taken to appraise a three-year support to cover for the main phase, with the potential of a future application for an extension to cover the full five-year period. The decision for a possible continued support shall be based on the findings by the planned mid-term review (referred to in the Agreement with Sida as an end term evaluation), and on the achieved project results during the implementing period. The proposed contribution has an overall programme goal which states: "The intelligence and law enforcement agencies in North Macedonia operate under effective democratic control and oversight and fight serious and organized crime and curb corruption in line with good practice of accountability and respect for human rights." Moreover, the intervention is structured around three outcomes: Outcome 1: Legal and institutional framework. Legal and institutional framework of the intelligence and law enforcement sector in North Macedonia amended in line with relevant Euro-Atlantic principles and good practice of accountability and respect for human rights. Outcome 2: Capacity building. External oversight bodies conduct effective and transparent oversight and control over intelligence and law enforcement sector activities. Outcome 3: Public trust. The public is informed on the functioning and results of the intelligence and security accountability system. To each outcome above, there is a number of corresponding outputs, indicators, baselines and targets. As regards the policy markers, democracy and human rights is the principal objective, whereas conflict prevention, peace and security is a significant objective. Also, the project is aligned to the 2030 Agenda and the Global goals. In particular, the project links to SDG 16 on Peace, justice and strong institutions and its target 16.6 and 16.10. The intervention’s total budget for the Main Phase (2021-2023) is approximately 35 million SEK (3 776 560 CHF), out of which the organisation’s own funding is approximately 1,9 million SEK (206 250 CHF). Being a pooled funded programme, other donors have been invited to and have committed to contribute towards the budget. As of today, all of the invited donors have concluded financing Agreements with DCAF (the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC),the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and the EU delegation). No forwarding of funds is foreseen. DCAF har ansökt till Sida om finansiering på 9 miljoner SEK för att genomföra "Intelligence & Security Sector Reform Program" i Nordmakedonien under perioden 2021-2023. Baserat på de framsteg som gjorts under inceptionsfasen, syftar insatsen till att fortsätta en process med demokratiska reformer inom säkerhets- och underrättelsessektorn i Nordmakedonien. Genom bl.a. ett nära samarbete med nationella partner för att operationalisera och göra resultat hållbara har projektet för avsikt att skapa en mer ansvarsfull och effektiv säkerhets- och underrättelsesektor. Att institutionalisera resultat kräver att processer utvecklas och att kapacitet byggs för ett effektivt genomförande. Därför ansökte DCAF om en fortsättning av inceptionsfasen, vilket inkluderar ytterligare två faser: 2021-2023 (huvudfas) och 2024-2026 (avslutningsfas). Den första fasen kommer att vara mer omfattande och multi-institutionell, medan den senare särskilt kommer att fokusera på att bygga upp institutionell kapacitet i parlamentet. Efter en dialog mellan Sida och DCAF togs beslutet att endast fatta beslut kring ett treårigt stöd för huvudfasen, med möjlighet för en framtida ansökan om förlängning för att täcka hela femårsperioden. Ett beslut om en eventuell förlängning av projektstöd ska baseras på den planerade utvärderingen (se avtal) och genomförda resultat och erfarenheter från denna projektfas. Den föreslagna insatsen har ett övergripande programmål: "Underrättelse- och brottsbekämpande organ i Nordmakedonien verkar under effektiv demokratisk kontroll och tillsyn och bekämpar allvarlig och organiserad brottslighet samt begränsar korruption i linje med god praxis för ansvarsskyldighet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter." Dessutom är projektet fokuserat kring tre långsiktiga resultat (outcome): Resultat 1: Juridiskt och institutionellt ramverk. Det rättsliga och institutionella ramverket för underrättelse- och brottsbekämpningssektorn i Nordmakedonien ändras i enlighet med relevanta euro-atlantiska principer och god praxis för ansvarsskyldighet och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter. Resultat 2: Kapacitetsuppbyggnad. Externa tillsynsorgan bedriver effektiv och transparent tillsyn och kontroll över verksamhet inom underrättelsetjänster och brottsbekämpning. Resultat 3: Allmänhetens förtroende. Allmänheten informeras om systemet för och resultaten av underrättelse- och säkerhetssektorn. Till varje långsiktigt resultat ovan finns ett antal kortsiktiga resultat (outputs), indikatorer, baslinjer och mål. Projektet bidrar främst till policymarkören med fokus på demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter, men i viss utsträckning även till konfliktförebyggande, fred och säkerhet. Projektet är också i linje med Agenda 2030 och de globala målen. I synnerhet bidrar projektet till uppfyllandet av SDG 16 om fred, rättvisa och starka institutioner och dess undermål 16.6 och 16.10. Insatsens totala budget för huvudfasen (2021-2023) är cirka 35 miljoner SEK (3 776 560 CHF), varav organisationens egna medel uppgår till cirka 1,9 miljoner SEK (206 250 CHF). Då det är en sam-finansierad insats har andra givare bjudits in och åtagit sig att bidra till budgeten. I dagsläget har programmet erhållit finansiering från Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC). Nederländernas utrikesdepartement är i slutfasen för att fatta beslut om finansiering till programmet och EU-delegationen utvärderar för närvarande en treårig ansökan med fokus på delar av programmet. Ingen vidarebefordran av medel planeras. Current efforts to reform the intelligence and security services and to strengthen security and intelligence accountability in North Macedonia, commenced after the so-called wire-tapping scandal in 2015 and subsequent recommendations put forward by the European Commission through a mandated group of independent and senior experts on Rule of Law. While there has been some positive development since 2015, not least thanks to the Sida supported ongoing pooled-funded contribution on intelligence sector reform implemented by DCAF (referred to as the Inception Phase), further reforms are still needed. Building on recent achievements made in the Inception Phase, the objective of the proposed project is to continue a process of democratic reforms in North Macedonia. This will be done by working closely with national partners to operationalize and make sustainable initial results made, aimed at creating a more accountable and effective security and intelligence sector.  The proposed contribution has one overall programme goal which states: "The intelligence and law enforcement agencies in North Macedonia operate under effective democratic control and oversight and fight serious and organised crime and curb corruption in line with good practice of accountability and respect for human rights." In addition, the intervention is structured around three outcomes with corresponding outputs. The outcomes are focusing on changes/reforms within the security and intelligence sector as a whole, which is in contrast to the Inception Phase, where the program was structured along three clusters, each focusing on a separate institution. Outcome 1: Legal and institutional framework. Legal and institutional framework of the intelligence and law enforcement sector in North Macedonia amended in line with relevant Euro-Atlantic principles and good practice of accountability and respect for human rights. Outcome 2: Capacity building. External oversight bodies conduct effective and transparent oversight and control over intelligence and law enforcement sector activities. Outcome 3: Public trust. The public is informed on the functioning and results of the intelligence and security accountability system. The main form of support delivered through the programme includes technical assistance, trainings/workshops and expert advice. The programme is set-up as a pooled funded program. The EU delegation, Netherlands and Switzerland/SDC are providing financial support to the program together with Sweden. While the proposal submitted to Sida covered the period 2021-2026, after a dialogue between Sida and DCAF, the decision was taken to appraise a three-year support with the potential of a future application for a two-year extension to cover the full five-year period.  Finally, the total project budget is 5.753.551 CHF (68 930 991 SEK*) for the period 2021-2026. For the entire project period (2021-2026) Sweden contributes with a total amount of 14 275 650  SEK.  (*exchange rate CHF/SEK =11,98) Sweden DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 3000000 2000000 0 1000000 0 2000000 0 0 0 0 1000000 6000000 DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance 2000000 DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance 1000000 DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance 2000000 DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance 1000000 DCAF/Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14300 Sweden North Macedonia presently is in a very intensive period finalizing the EU screening process and creating the conditions for decision making on politically sensitive changes in the Constitution in order to fulfill the conditions for initiating accession talks. Intensive work on EU related reforms continues, and dialogue is maintained with EU. The support and flexible approach provided by Sweden to this process with the predecessor project (2018-2023) ended with noticeable results in legal reform and capacity building of the EU dialogue involved staff. This support was highly appreciated by the Secretariat for European Affairs (now transformed into Ministry of European Affairs- MEA) and the benefiting institutions. The Swedish Embassy assesses the proposed project to be relevant and timely in light of the overall objective of the Governments Program 2022-2024 and its Strategic priorities, as well as according to the National Program for Adoption of the EU Acquis. Its focus on the negotiation process itself, complemented by anticorruption and communication part in which civil society and media are involved, is well-designed and incorporates lessons learned from the predecessor project and its evaluation. With this contribution Sweden will continue supporting capacity building of relevant staff in the institutions that are involved in the EU related reform process and EU negotiations, strengthen the process related legislation, increase anti-corruption capacity of the office of DPM for Good Governance by providing technical assistance , and improve transparency of the process by training of journalists in the EU accession process. Due to upcoming elections and possibility for change of Government followed by possible change in priorities on the side of the Government as well on the EU side, the project is planned to be implemented with phased approach (Phase I and Phase II). In the first phase, the Project will continue to support MEA in the bilateral screening process, alignment of the national legislation with the EU acquis as well as the progress on the fundamental reforms through the provision of highly specialized technical assistance. The phased approach will allow for the conduct of a review towards the end of the first phase that will assess: i) the Project’s progress ii) relevance and feasibility of the activities currently planned for the second phase, while also considering Government's commitment and priorities related to EU integrations. iii) progress of activities related to “Transfer of Ownership” to Ministry for European Affairs, including Ministry for European Affairs readiness to take over more implementation responsibilities. The Review will therefore provide basis for the introduction of adjustments in the possible support of Phase II. A budget of 10mSEK is requested for Phase I, with implementation period of 20 months. Nordmakedonien befinner sig för närvarande i en mycket intensiv period när det gäller att slutföra EU:s granskningsprocess och skapa förutsättningar för beslutsfattande om politiskt känsliga ändringar i konstitutionen för att uppfylla villkoren för att inleda anslutningsförhandlingar. Det intensiva arbetet med EU-relaterade reformer fortsätter och dialogen med EU upprätthålls. Det stöd och flexibla tillvägagångssätt som Sverige gav till denna process med det föregående projektet (2018-2023) slutade med märkbara resultat i rättsliga reformer och kapacitetsuppbyggnad av EU-dialogen involverade personal. Detta stöd uppskattades mycket av sekretariatet för Europafrågor och de stödmottagande institutionerna. Den svenska ambassaden bedömer att det föreslagna projektet är relevant och lägligt mot bakgrund av det övergripande målet för regeringsprogrammet 2022-2024 och dess strategiska prioriteringar, samt enligt det nationella programmet för antagande av EU:s regelverk. Dess fokus på själva förhandlingsprocessen, kompletterad med antikorruption och kommunikationsdelen där det civila samhället och medierna deltar, är väl utformad och innehåller lärdomar från det föregående projektet och dess utvärdering. Med detta bidrag kommer Sverige att fortsätta att stödja kapacitetsuppbyggnad av relevant personal vid de institutioner som deltar i den EU-relaterade reformprocessen och EU-förhandlingarna, stärka den processrelaterade lagstiftningen, öka antikorruptionskapaciteten vid DPM:s kontor för god samhällsstyrning genom att tillhandahålla tekniskt bistånd och förbättra insynen i processen genom utbildning av journalister i EU-anslutningsprocessen. På grund av kommande val och möjlighet till regeringsskifte följt av eventuella ändrade prioriteringar på regeringens sida samt på EU-sidan planeras projektet att genomföras stegvis (fas I och fas II). I den första fasen kommer projektet att fortsätta att stödja strategisk miljöbedömning i den bilaterala granskningsprocessen, anpassningen av den nationella lagstiftningen till EU:s regelverk samt framstegen med de grundläggande reformerna genom tillhandahållande av högt specialiserat tekniskt bistånd. Det stegvisa tillvägagångssättet kommer att göra det möjligt att genomföra en översyn mot slutet av den första fasen som kommer att bedöma i) projektets framsteg ii) relevansen och genomförbarheten av de aktiviteter som för närvarande planeras för den andra fasen, samtidigt som regeringens åtagande och prioriteringar i samband med EU-integrationer beaktas. iii) Framsteg i verksamheten i samband med "överföring av äganderätt" till sekretariatet för Europafrågor, inklusive sekretariatet för Europafrågor som är redo att ta över mer genomförandeansvar. Översynen kommer därför att ligga till grund för införandet av justeringar av det eventuella stödet till fas II. En budget på 10 MSEK begärs för fas I, med genomförandetid på 20 månader. The phased approach for the contribution for Support to EU integration to North Macedonia (Phase I- 1 September 2023- 31 October 2024 and Phase II - 1st November 2024 - 31st October 2027) enabled a comprehensive project review towards the end of the first project phase, which assessed: (i) the projects overall progress, and (ii) the relevance and feasibility of the activities planned for the second phase. The review also took into account the Governments commitment and priorities regarding EU integration, including MEAs readiness to assume greater project implementation responsibilities. Based on this review, adjustments were introduced to the second phase of the project in sense of strengthened approach in some activities where the growing demand and need for support was emerging. For Phase II, support under the Project does not include provision of legal advice or drafting, development, or revision of legislation, nor the preparation of any legal , or judicial documents or tools. This scope limitation is intended to avoid overlap and potential double funding of assistance already provided through EU-funded interventions. The overall objective of the Swedish support is to contribute to the efficient and effective EU integration process and to overall management of EU integration of North Macedonia. It directly contributes to conducting of screenings and finalization of reports for clusters, while in particular facilitating opening of Fundamentals Cluster and fulfilment of requirements deriving from it. The Specific project objective are: - to enhance institutional, technical, and administrative capacity of the Government of North Macedonia to conduct EU accession, and - to facilitate engagement of the civil society, academia, youth, media, and public in the EU integration process. The project aims to achieve the following results: Result 1: Capacities of National Institutions Supporting EU Accession Negotiations and Integration Strengthened The Project provides targeted support to strengthen the Government's coordination mechanisms for EU accession negotiations through technical assistance to the Ministry of European Affairs (MEA), line ministries, and negotiation structures. It supports key inter-institutional bodies, including the Working Committee for European Integration (WCEI), NPAA Working Groups, and Reform Agenda coordination structures. The Project also assists Parliament in monitoring the EU accession process, with particular support provided to the Committee for European Affairs (CEA) and the National Council for European Integration (NCEI). Regional cooperation is reinforced through expert exchanges with EU Member States from the region, while tailored capacity-building programs support the implementation of the Reform Agenda, the National Programme for the Adoption of the Acquis (NPAA), and European Commission recommendations. These efforts contribute to strengthening North Macedonia's institutional preparedness for EU accession. Result 2: Professional and Technical Capacities of the Ministry of European Affairs Strengthened The Project strengthens the professional and technical capacities of the Ministry of European Affairs by enhancing its training and knowledge-management functions. It supports the translation of key strategic documents in line with EU standards and provides recommendations for establishing a coordination framework aimed at harmonizing EU-related terminology. A particular focus has been placed on strengthening the MEA Training Centre. Training needs assessments guide the design of targeted learning programs, including online courses, upgraded training facilities, digital learning tools, and specialized training materials. These interventions contribute to the establishment of a sustainable and institutionalized training system for stakeholders involved in the EU accession process. Result 3: Capacities and Coordination Role for Good Governance and Anti-Corruption Policies Strengthened The Project strengthened capacities for coordinating good governance and anti-corruption reforms by supporting the mainstreaming of anti-corruption measures across relevant negotiation chapters, promoting the principle that no chapter should be provisionally closed without adequate anti-corruption safeguards. Through the engagement of experts from EU Member States and the region, the Project enhanced institutional capacities to coordinate anti-corruption reforms, support negotiation positions, and promote integrity, transparency, and good governance standards. It also contributed to the identification of corruption-prone areas, improved inter-institutional coordination, and supported the development of procedures for more efficient decision-making. In addition, the Project developed a road-map for establishing an Anti-Corruption Observatory, aligned with EU best practices and the Negotiating Framework. The Observatory is envisaged as a mechanism for monitoring corruption cases, analyzing law-enforcement data, and assessing the effectiveness and impact of anti-corruption policies. However, the Government's recent decision, effective from 13 July 2026, to abolish the position of Deputy Prime Minister for Good Governance and transfer the related coordination responsibilities to the Office of the Prime Minister has implications to the Project. The Deputy Prime Minister for Good Governance was a key institutional stakeholder and the designated focal point for coordinating the Project's anti-corruption activities. At the same time, should the Office of the Prime Minister assume direct responsibility for coordinating anti-corruption reforms, this change of authority may also present an opportunity. It could elevate the priority of anti-corruption reforms, strengthen political ownership, accelerate decision-making processes, and improve coordination across ministries and public institutions. Result 4: Public Awareness of the EU Accession Process and Its Impact Increased The Project supports MEA in strengthening and structuring its communication efforts to enhance public understanding of the EU accession process and its benefits. Through community dialogues, public debates, round-tables, and town hall meetings, the Project promotes transparency, stimulates informed public discussion, and stakeholder engagement at both national and local levels. To further broaden outreach and public participation, the Project successfully launched the Call for Proposals Strengthening Public Engagement and Communication on the Road to EU Membership, designed to enhance public understanding, participation, and oversight of the EU accession process through targeted support to Parliament, media, civil society, and youth organisations. The Project also places strong emphasis on youth engagement. Partnerships for students and youth engagement in European integrations is supported though the grant funding for youth organisations, debates, competitions, public lectures, internship opportunities, and other educational initiatives. Collectively, these interventions aim to empower civil society, strengthen independent media, foster informed public discourse, and ensure a more inclusive and participatory dialogue on North Macedonia's EU integration process. Since April 2024, the Government of Switzerland has complemented the support provided by Sweden and the MEA through additional assistance aimed at strengthening the capacity of Parliament to effectively contribute to and oversee the EU accession process. This support is highly complementary and builds on the institutional strengthening efforts supported by Sweden. In addition, Switzerland provides technical assistance to the EU integration process in the area of Environment and Climate Change (Chapter 27), further reinforcing national capacities in critical accession-related sectors (budget line 5.1.3). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North Macedonia Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general Key achievements include: - strengthening the Governments EU accession coordination mechanism through a High-Level Advisor on EU Integration; - supporting the development of the Reform Agenda 20242027 methodology; - translating and quality-assuring of more than 8,000 pages of EU acquis; - providing expertise and training for building the capacity of Ministry of European Affairs staff on negotiation preparations under the Fundamentals cluster; and - providing targeted support for anti-corruption reforms, including the development of Guidelines for Mainstreaming Anti-Corruption in the EU accession process. The project also developed a comprehensive Communication Strategy and implemented awareness-raising activities to improve public understanding of EU accession. Workshops and briefings on the EU Growth Plan and Reform Agenda were delivered to public servants, media representatives, businesses, and local authorities. In addition, 15 journalists received specialized training on EU accession reporting, while an exchange mission with Moldova facilitated regional learning and knowledge-sharing on EU negotiations and reform coordination. Provided support which is directly related to the implementation of the Reform Agenda 20242027 The Reform Agenda 20242027 has been a central focus of this project, which supports its implementation by strengthening institutional capacity for EU accession, enhancing reform coordination, and improving delivery of reforms in the country. Through technical assistance, expert advice, and capacity-building, the project helps the Ministry of European Affairs and other relevant institutions to coordinate reforms, prepare their negotiating positions, to monitor implementation of the reform, to manage risks, and to align the national planning instruments, including the National Program for Adoption of the Acquis (NPAA), with EU accession priorities. The project also contributes to key Reform Agenda priorities in the areas of anti-corruption, rule of law, public financial management, procurement, and accountability by promoting cross-sectoral anti-corruption approaches and supporting alignment with EU standards under relevant negotiation chapters. More specifically, the project advanced anti-corruption efforts by supporting the first regional anti-corruption conference, which led to the adoption of the Skopje Declaration, and by developing the first guidelines for integrating anti-corruption measures into EU accession reforms. Additional achievements include: - strengthening capacities for EU law approximation through practical application of Tables of Concordance and Statements of Compliance, - conducting a mid-term assessment of the Roma Inclusion Strategy, and - launching a grant scheme for civil society organizations and media to enhance public participation, oversight, and understanding of the EU accession process. - the project supported implementation of the Reform Agenda through the translation of 1,545 pages of EU legislation which are specifically related to it's targets , assessment of implementation risks based on European Commission findings, development of monitoring and reporting tools, and comparative analyses of reform progress. - Furthermore, the project strengthens the Parliaments oversight role and democratic accountability, - The project also promoted broader ownership of the Reform Agenda through outreach activities targeting civil servants, media, businesses, youth organizations, and local governments. Overall, the projects added value lies in providing the coordination, expertise, monitoring, and capacity-building needed to translate Reform Agenda commitments into practical and measurable reforms. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14300-14300A0101 Sweden North Macedonia presently is in a very intensive period finalizing the EU screening process and creating the conditions for decision making on politically sensitive changes in the Constitution in order to fulfill the conditions for initiating accession talks. Intensive work on EU related reforms continues, and dialogue is maintained with EU. The support and flexible approach provided by Sweden to this process with the predecessor project (2018-2023) ended with noticeable results in legal reform and capacity building of the EU dialogue involved staff. This support was highly appreciated by the Secretariat for European Affairs (now transformed into Ministry of European Affairs- MEA) and the benefiting institutions. The Swedish Embassy assesses the proposed project to be relevant and timely in light of the overall objective of the Governments Program 2022-2024 and its Strategic priorities, as well as according to the National Program for Adoption of the EU Acquis. Its focus on the negotiation process itself, complemented by anticorruption and communication part in which civil society and media are involved, is well-designed and incorporates lessons learned from the predecessor project and its evaluation. With this contribution Sweden will continue supporting capacity building of relevant staff in the institutions that are involved in the EU related reform process and EU negotiations, strengthen the process related legislation, increase anti-corruption capacity of the office of DPM for Good Governance by providing technical assistance , and improve transparency of the process by training of journalists in the EU accession process. Due to upcoming elections and possibility for change of Government followed by possible change in priorities on the side of the Government as well on the EU side, the project is planned to be implemented with phased approach (Phase I and Phase II). In the first phase, the Project will continue to support MEA in the bilateral screening process, alignment of the national legislation with the EU acquis as well as the progress on the fundamental reforms through the provision of highly specialized technical assistance. The phased approach will allow for the conduct of a review towards the end of the first phase that will assess: i) the Project’s progress ii) relevance and feasibility of the activities currently planned for the second phase, while also considering Government's commitment and priorities related to EU integrations. iii) progress of activities related to “Transfer of Ownership” to Ministry for European Affairs, including Ministry for European Affairs readiness to take over more implementation responsibilities. The Review will therefore provide basis for the introduction of adjustments in the possible support of Phase II. A budget of 10mSEK is requested for Phase I, with implementation period of 20 months. Nordmakedonien befinner sig för närvarande i en mycket intensiv period när det gäller att slutföra EU:s granskningsprocess och skapa förutsättningar för beslutsfattande om politiskt känsliga ändringar i konstitutionen för att uppfylla villkoren för att inleda anslutningsförhandlingar. Det intensiva arbetet med EU-relaterade reformer fortsätter och dialogen med EU upprätthålls. Det stöd och flexibla tillvägagångssätt som Sverige gav till denna process med det föregående projektet (2018-2023) slutade med märkbara resultat i rättsliga reformer och kapacitetsuppbyggnad av EU-dialogen involverade personal. Detta stöd uppskattades mycket av sekretariatet för Europafrågor och de stödmottagande institutionerna. Den svenska ambassaden bedömer att det föreslagna projektet är relevant och lägligt mot bakgrund av det övergripande målet för regeringsprogrammet 2022-2024 och dess strategiska prioriteringar, samt enligt det nationella programmet för antagande av EU:s regelverk. Dess fokus på själva förhandlingsprocessen, kompletterad med antikorruption och kommunikationsdelen där det civila samhället och medierna deltar, är väl utformad och innehåller lärdomar från det föregående projektet och dess utvärdering. Med detta bidrag kommer Sverige att fortsätta att stödja kapacitetsuppbyggnad av relevant personal vid de institutioner som deltar i den EU-relaterade reformprocessen och EU-förhandlingarna, stärka den processrelaterade lagstiftningen, öka antikorruptionskapaciteten vid DPM:s kontor för god samhällsstyrning genom att tillhandahålla tekniskt bistånd och förbättra insynen i processen genom utbildning av journalister i EU-anslutningsprocessen. På grund av kommande val och möjlighet till regeringsskifte följt av eventuella ändrade prioriteringar på regeringens sida samt på EU-sidan planeras projektet att genomföras stegvis (fas I och fas II). I den första fasen kommer projektet att fortsätta att stödja strategisk miljöbedömning i den bilaterala granskningsprocessen, anpassningen av den nationella lagstiftningen till EU:s regelverk samt framstegen med de grundläggande reformerna genom tillhandahållande av högt specialiserat tekniskt bistånd. Det stegvisa tillvägagångssättet kommer att göra det möjligt att genomföra en översyn mot slutet av den första fasen som kommer att bedöma i) projektets framsteg ii) relevansen och genomförbarheten av de aktiviteter som för närvarande planeras för den andra fasen, samtidigt som regeringens åtagande och prioriteringar i samband med EU-integrationer beaktas. iii) Framsteg i verksamheten i samband med "överföring av äganderätt" till sekretariatet för Europafrågor, inklusive sekretariatet för Europafrågor som är redo att ta över mer genomförandeansvar. Översynen kommer därför att ligga till grund för införandet av justeringar av det eventuella stödet till fas II. En budget på 10 MSEK begärs för fas I, med genomförandetid på 20 månader. The phased approach for the contribution for Support to EU integration to North Macedonia (Phase I- 1 September 2023- 31 October 2024 and Phase II - 1st November 2024 - 31st October 2027) enabled a comprehensive project review towards the end of the first project phase, which assessed: (i) the projects overall progress, and (ii) the relevance and feasibility of the activities planned for the second phase. The review also took into account the Governments commitment and priorities regarding EU integration, including MEAs readiness to assume greater project implementation responsibilities. Based on this review, adjustments were introduced to the second phase of the project in sense of strengthened approach in some activities where the growing demand and need for support was emerging. For Phase II, support under the Project does not include provision of legal advice or drafting, development, or revision of legislation, nor the preparation of any legal , or judicial documents or tools. This scope limitation is intended to avoid overlap and potential double funding of assistance already provided through EU-funded interventions. The overall objective of the Swedish support is to contribute to the efficient and effective EU integration process and to overall management of EU integration of North Macedonia. It directly contributes to conducting of screenings and finalization of reports for clusters, while in particular facilitating opening of Fundamentals Cluster and fulfilment of requirements deriving from it. The Specific project objective are: - to enhance institutional, technical, and administrative capacity of the Government of North Macedonia to conduct EU accession, and - to facilitate engagement of the civil society, academia, youth, media, and public in the EU integration process. The project aims to achieve the following results: Result 1: Capacities of National Institutions Supporting EU Accession Negotiations and Integration Strengthened The Project provides targeted support to strengthen the Government's coordination mechanisms for EU accession negotiations through technical assistance to the Ministry of European Affairs (MEA), line ministries, and negotiation structures. It supports key inter-institutional bodies, including the Working Committee for European Integration (WCEI), NPAA Working Groups, and Reform Agenda coordination structures. The Project also assists Parliament in monitoring the EU accession process, with particular support provided to the Committee for European Affairs (CEA) and the National Council for European Integration (NCEI). Regional cooperation is reinforced through expert exchanges with EU Member States from the region, while tailored capacity-building programs support the implementation of the Reform Agenda, the National Programme for the Adoption of the Acquis (NPAA), and European Commission recommendations. These efforts contribute to strengthening North Macedonia's institutional preparedness for EU accession. Result 2: Professional and Technical Capacities of the Ministry of European Affairs Strengthened The Project strengthens the professional and technical capacities of the Ministry of European Affairs by enhancing its training and knowledge-management functions. It supports the translation of key strategic documents in line with EU standards and provides recommendations for establishing a coordination framework aimed at harmonizing EU-related terminology. A particular focus has been placed on strengthening the MEA Training Centre. Training needs assessments guide the design of targeted learning programs, including online courses, upgraded training facilities, digital learning tools, and specialized training materials. These interventions contribute to the establishment of a sustainable and institutionalized training system for stakeholders involved in the EU accession process. Result 3: Capacities and Coordination Role for Good Governance and Anti-Corruption Policies Strengthened The Project strengthened capacities for coordinating good governance and anti-corruption reforms by supporting the mainstreaming of anti-corruption measures across relevant negotiation chapters, promoting the principle that no chapter should be provisionally closed without adequate anti-corruption safeguards. Through the engagement of experts from EU Member States and the region, the Project enhanced institutional capacities to coordinate anti-corruption reforms, support negotiation positions, and promote integrity, transparency, and good governance standards. It also contributed to the identification of corruption-prone areas, improved inter-institutional coordination, and supported the development of procedures for more efficient decision-making. In addition, the Project developed a road-map for establishing an Anti-Corruption Observatory, aligned with EU best practices and the Negotiating Framework. The Observatory is envisaged as a mechanism for monitoring corruption cases, analyzing law-enforcement data, and assessing the effectiveness and impact of anti-corruption policies. However, the Government's recent decision, effective from 13 July 2026, to abolish the position of Deputy Prime Minister for Good Governance and transfer the related coordination responsibilities to the Office of the Prime Minister has implications to the Project. The Deputy Prime Minister for Good Governance was a key institutional stakeholder and the designated focal point for coordinating the Project's anti-corruption activities. At the same time, should the Office of the Prime Minister assume direct responsibility for coordinating anti-corruption reforms, this change of authority may also present an opportunity. It could elevate the priority of anti-corruption reforms, strengthen political ownership, accelerate decision-making processes, and improve coordination across ministries and public institutions. Result 4: Public Awareness of the EU Accession Process and Its Impact Increased The Project supports MEA in strengthening and structuring its communication efforts to enhance public understanding of the EU accession process and its benefits. Through community dialogues, public debates, round-tables, and town hall meetings, the Project promotes transparency, stimulates informed public discussion, and stakeholder engagement at both national and local levels. To further broaden outreach and public participation, the Project successfully launched the Call for Proposals Strengthening Public Engagement and Communication on the Road to EU Membership, designed to enhance public understanding, participation, and oversight of the EU accession process through targeted support to Parliament, media, civil society, and youth organisations. The Project also places strong emphasis on youth engagement. Partnerships for students and youth engagement in European integrations is supported though the grant funding for youth organisations, debates, competitions, public lectures, internship opportunities, and other educational initiatives. Collectively, these interventions aim to empower civil society, strengthen independent media, foster informed public discourse, and ensure a more inclusive and participatory dialogue on North Macedonia's EU integration process. Since April 2024, the Government of Switzerland has complemented the support provided by Sweden and the MEA through additional assistance aimed at strengthening the capacity of Parliament to effectively contribute to and oversee the EU accession process. This support is highly complementary and builds on the institutional strengthening efforts supported by Sweden. In addition, Switzerland provides technical assistance to the EU integration process in the area of Environment and Climate Change (Chapter 27), further reinforcing national capacities in critical accession-related sectors (budget line 5.1.3). Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 7000000 3000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 10000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 7000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 3000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14300-14300A0104 Sweden North Macedonia presently is in a very intensive period finalizing the EU screening process and creating the conditions for decision making on politically sensitive changes in the Constitution in order to fulfill the conditions for initiating accession talks. Intensive work on EU related reforms continues, and dialogue is maintained with EU. The support and flexible approach provided by Sweden to this process with the predecessor project (2018-2023) ended with noticeable results in legal reform and capacity building of the EU dialogue involved staff. This support was highly appreciated by the Secretariat for European Affairs (now transformed into Ministry of European Affairs- MEA) and the benefiting institutions. The Swedish Embassy assesses the proposed project to be relevant and timely in light of the overall objective of the Governments Program 2022-2024 and its Strategic priorities, as well as according to the National Program for Adoption of the EU Acquis. Its focus on the negotiation process itself, complemented by anticorruption and communication part in which civil society and media are involved, is well-designed and incorporates lessons learned from the predecessor project and its evaluation. With this contribution Sweden will continue supporting capacity building of relevant staff in the institutions that are involved in the EU related reform process and EU negotiations, strengthen the process related legislation, increase anti-corruption capacity of the office of DPM for Good Governance by providing technical assistance , and improve transparency of the process by training of journalists in the EU accession process. Due to upcoming elections and possibility for change of Government followed by possible change in priorities on the side of the Government as well on the EU side, the project is planned to be implemented with phased approach (Phase I and Phase II). In the first phase, the Project will continue to support MEA in the bilateral screening process, alignment of the national legislation with the EU acquis as well as the progress on the fundamental reforms through the provision of highly specialized technical assistance. The phased approach will allow for the conduct of a review towards the end of the first phase that will assess: i) the Project’s progress ii) relevance and feasibility of the activities currently planned for the second phase, while also considering Government's commitment and priorities related to EU integrations. iii) progress of activities related to “Transfer of Ownership” to Ministry for European Affairs, including Ministry for European Affairs readiness to take over more implementation responsibilities. The Review will therefore provide basis for the introduction of adjustments in the possible support of Phase II. A budget of 10mSEK is requested for Phase I, with implementation period of 20 months. Nordmakedonien befinner sig för närvarande i en mycket intensiv period när det gäller att slutföra EU:s granskningsprocess och skapa förutsättningar för beslutsfattande om politiskt känsliga ändringar i konstitutionen för att uppfylla villkoren för att inleda anslutningsförhandlingar. Det intensiva arbetet med EU-relaterade reformer fortsätter och dialogen med EU upprätthålls. Det stöd och flexibla tillvägagångssätt som Sverige gav till denna process med det föregående projektet (2018-2023) slutade med märkbara resultat i rättsliga reformer och kapacitetsuppbyggnad av EU-dialogen involverade personal. Detta stöd uppskattades mycket av sekretariatet för Europafrågor och de stödmottagande institutionerna. Den svenska ambassaden bedömer att det föreslagna projektet är relevant och lägligt mot bakgrund av det övergripande målet för regeringsprogrammet 2022-2024 och dess strategiska prioriteringar, samt enligt det nationella programmet för antagande av EU:s regelverk. Dess fokus på själva förhandlingsprocessen, kompletterad med antikorruption och kommunikationsdelen där det civila samhället och medierna deltar, är väl utformad och innehåller lärdomar från det föregående projektet och dess utvärdering. Med detta bidrag kommer Sverige att fortsätta att stödja kapacitetsuppbyggnad av relevant personal vid de institutioner som deltar i den EU-relaterade reformprocessen och EU-förhandlingarna, stärka den processrelaterade lagstiftningen, öka antikorruptionskapaciteten vid DPM:s kontor för god samhällsstyrning genom att tillhandahålla tekniskt bistånd och förbättra insynen i processen genom utbildning av journalister i EU-anslutningsprocessen. På grund av kommande val och möjlighet till regeringsskifte följt av eventuella ändrade prioriteringar på regeringens sida samt på EU-sidan planeras projektet att genomföras stegvis (fas I och fas II). I den första fasen kommer projektet att fortsätta att stödja strategisk miljöbedömning i den bilaterala granskningsprocessen, anpassningen av den nationella lagstiftningen till EU:s regelverk samt framstegen med de grundläggande reformerna genom tillhandahållande av högt specialiserat tekniskt bistånd. Det stegvisa tillvägagångssättet kommer att göra det möjligt att genomföra en översyn mot slutet av den första fasen som kommer att bedöma i) projektets framsteg ii) relevansen och genomförbarheten av de aktiviteter som för närvarande planeras för den andra fasen, samtidigt som regeringens åtagande och prioriteringar i samband med EU-integrationer beaktas. iii) Framsteg i verksamheten i samband med "överföring av äganderätt" till sekretariatet för Europafrågor, inklusive sekretariatet för Europafrågor som är redo att ta över mer genomförandeansvar. Översynen kommer därför att ligga till grund för införandet av justeringar av det eventuella stödet till fas II. En budget på 10 MSEK begärs för fas I, med genomförandetid på 20 månader. The phased approach for the contribution for Support to EU integration to North Macedonia (Phase I- 1 September 2023- 31 October 2024 and Phase II - 1st November 2024 - 31st October 2027) enabled a comprehensive project review towards the end of the first project phase, which assessed: (i) the projects overall progress, and (ii) the relevance and feasibility of the activities planned for the second phase. The review also took into account the Governments commitment and priorities regarding EU integration, including MEAs readiness to assume greater project implementation responsibilities. Based on this review, adjustments were introduced to the second phase of the project in sense of strengthened approach in some activities where the growing demand and need for support was emerging. For Phase II, support under the Project does not include provision of legal advice or drafting, development, or revision of legislation, nor the preparation of any legal , or judicial documents or tools. This scope limitation is intended to avoid overlap and potential double funding of assistance already provided through EU-funded interventions. The overall objective of the Swedish support is to contribute to the efficient and effective EU integration process and to overall management of EU integration of North Macedonia. It directly contributes to conducting of screenings and finalization of reports for clusters, while in particular facilitating opening of Fundamentals Cluster and fulfilment of requirements deriving from it. The Specific project objective are: - to enhance institutional, technical, and administrative capacity of the Government of North Macedonia to conduct EU accession, and - to facilitate engagement of the civil society, academia, youth, media, and public in the EU integration process. The project aims to achieve the following results: Result 1: Capacities of National Institutions Supporting EU Accession Negotiations and Integration Strengthened The Project provides targeted support to strengthen the Government's coordination mechanisms for EU accession negotiations through technical assistance to the Ministry of European Affairs (MEA), line ministries, and negotiation structures. It supports key inter-institutional bodies, including the Working Committee for European Integration (WCEI), NPAA Working Groups, and Reform Agenda coordination structures. The Project also assists Parliament in monitoring the EU accession process, with particular support provided to the Committee for European Affairs (CEA) and the National Council for European Integration (NCEI). Regional cooperation is reinforced through expert exchanges with EU Member States from the region, while tailored capacity-building programs support the implementation of the Reform Agenda, the National Programme for the Adoption of the Acquis (NPAA), and European Commission recommendations. These efforts contribute to strengthening North Macedonia's institutional preparedness for EU accession. Result 2: Professional and Technical Capacities of the Ministry of European Affairs Strengthened The Project strengthens the professional and technical capacities of the Ministry of European Affairs by enhancing its training and knowledge-management functions. It supports the translation of key strategic documents in line with EU standards and provides recommendations for establishing a coordination framework aimed at harmonizing EU-related terminology. A particular focus has been placed on strengthening the MEA Training Centre. Training needs assessments guide the design of targeted learning programs, including online courses, upgraded training facilities, digital learning tools, and specialized training materials. These interventions contribute to the establishment of a sustainable and institutionalized training system for stakeholders involved in the EU accession process. Result 3: Capacities and Coordination Role for Good Governance and Anti-Corruption Policies Strengthened The Project strengthened capacities for coordinating good governance and anti-corruption reforms by supporting the mainstreaming of anti-corruption measures across relevant negotiation chapters, promoting the principle that no chapter should be provisionally closed without adequate anti-corruption safeguards. Through the engagement of experts from EU Member States and the region, the Project enhanced institutional capacities to coordinate anti-corruption reforms, support negotiation positions, and promote integrity, transparency, and good governance standards. It also contributed to the identification of corruption-prone areas, improved inter-institutional coordination, and supported the development of procedures for more efficient decision-making. In addition, the Project developed a road-map for establishing an Anti-Corruption Observatory, aligned with EU best practices and the Negotiating Framework. The Observatory is envisaged as a mechanism for monitoring corruption cases, analyzing law-enforcement data, and assessing the effectiveness and impact of anti-corruption policies. However, the Government's recent decision, effective from 13 July 2026, to abolish the position of Deputy Prime Minister for Good Governance and transfer the related coordination responsibilities to the Office of the Prime Minister has implications to the Project. The Deputy Prime Minister for Good Governance was a key institutional stakeholder and the designated focal point for coordinating the Project's anti-corruption activities. At the same time, should the Office of the Prime Minister assume direct responsibility for coordinating anti-corruption reforms, this change of authority may also present an opportunity. It could elevate the priority of anti-corruption reforms, strengthen political ownership, accelerate decision-making processes, and improve coordination across ministries and public institutions. Result 4: Public Awareness of the EU Accession Process and Its Impact Increased The Project supports MEA in strengthening and structuring its communication efforts to enhance public understanding of the EU accession process and its benefits. Through community dialogues, public debates, round-tables, and town hall meetings, the Project promotes transparency, stimulates informed public discussion, and stakeholder engagement at both national and local levels. To further broaden outreach and public participation, the Project successfully launched the Call for Proposals Strengthening Public Engagement and Communication on the Road to EU Membership, designed to enhance public understanding, participation, and oversight of the EU accession process through targeted support to Parliament, media, civil society, and youth organisations. The Project also places strong emphasis on youth engagement. Partnerships for students and youth engagement in European integrations is supported though the grant funding for youth organisations, debates, competitions, public lectures, internship opportunities, and other educational initiatives. Collectively, these interventions aim to empower civil society, strengthen independent media, foster informed public discourse, and ensure a more inclusive and participatory dialogue on North Macedonia's EU integration process. Since April 2024, the Government of Switzerland has complemented the support provided by Sweden and the MEA through additional assistance aimed at strengthening the capacity of Parliament to effectively contribute to and oversee the EU accession process. This support is highly complementary and builds on the institutional strengthening efforts supported by Sweden. In addition, Switzerland provides technical assistance to the EU integration process in the area of Environment and Climate Change (Chapter 27), further reinforcing national capacities in critical accession-related sectors (budget line 5.1.3). Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11522000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3522000 8000000 0 11522000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 8000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 3522000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14300-14300A0105 Sweden North Macedonia presently is in a very intensive period finalizing the EU screening process and creating the conditions for decision making on politically sensitive changes in the Constitution in order to fulfill the conditions for initiating accession talks. Intensive work on EU related reforms continues, and dialogue is maintained with EU. The support and flexible approach provided by Sweden to this process with the predecessor project (2018-2023) ended with noticeable results in legal reform and capacity building of the EU dialogue involved staff. This support was highly appreciated by the Secretariat for European Affairs (now transformed into Ministry of European Affairs- MEA) and the benefiting institutions. The Swedish Embassy assesses the proposed project to be relevant and timely in light of the overall objective of the Governments Program 2022-2024 and its Strategic priorities, as well as according to the National Program for Adoption of the EU Acquis. Its focus on the negotiation process itself, complemented by anticorruption and communication part in which civil society and media are involved, is well-designed and incorporates lessons learned from the predecessor project and its evaluation. With this contribution Sweden will continue supporting capacity building of relevant staff in the institutions that are involved in the EU related reform process and EU negotiations, strengthen the process related legislation, increase anti-corruption capacity of the office of DPM for Good Governance by providing technical assistance , and improve transparency of the process by training of journalists in the EU accession process. Due to upcoming elections and possibility for change of Government followed by possible change in priorities on the side of the Government as well on the EU side, the project is planned to be implemented with phased approach (Phase I and Phase II). In the first phase, the Project will continue to support MEA in the bilateral screening process, alignment of the national legislation with the EU acquis as well as the progress on the fundamental reforms through the provision of highly specialized technical assistance. The phased approach will allow for the conduct of a review towards the end of the first phase that will assess: i) the Project’s progress ii) relevance and feasibility of the activities currently planned for the second phase, while also considering Government's commitment and priorities related to EU integrations. iii) progress of activities related to “Transfer of Ownership” to Ministry for European Affairs, including Ministry for European Affairs readiness to take over more implementation responsibilities. The Review will therefore provide basis for the introduction of adjustments in the possible support of Phase II. A budget of 10mSEK is requested for Phase I, with implementation period of 20 months. Nordmakedonien befinner sig för närvarande i en mycket intensiv period när det gäller att slutföra EU:s granskningsprocess och skapa förutsättningar för beslutsfattande om politiskt känsliga ändringar i konstitutionen för att uppfylla villkoren för att inleda anslutningsförhandlingar. Det intensiva arbetet med EU-relaterade reformer fortsätter och dialogen med EU upprätthålls. Det stöd och flexibla tillvägagångssätt som Sverige gav till denna process med det föregående projektet (2018-2023) slutade med märkbara resultat i rättsliga reformer och kapacitetsuppbyggnad av EU-dialogen involverade personal. Detta stöd uppskattades mycket av sekretariatet för Europafrågor och de stödmottagande institutionerna. Den svenska ambassaden bedömer att det föreslagna projektet är relevant och lägligt mot bakgrund av det övergripande målet för regeringsprogrammet 2022-2024 och dess strategiska prioriteringar, samt enligt det nationella programmet för antagande av EU:s regelverk. Dess fokus på själva förhandlingsprocessen, kompletterad med antikorruption och kommunikationsdelen där det civila samhället och medierna deltar, är väl utformad och innehåller lärdomar från det föregående projektet och dess utvärdering. Med detta bidrag kommer Sverige att fortsätta att stödja kapacitetsuppbyggnad av relevant personal vid de institutioner som deltar i den EU-relaterade reformprocessen och EU-förhandlingarna, stärka den processrelaterade lagstiftningen, öka antikorruptionskapaciteten vid DPM:s kontor för god samhällsstyrning genom att tillhandahålla tekniskt bistånd och förbättra insynen i processen genom utbildning av journalister i EU-anslutningsprocessen. På grund av kommande val och möjlighet till regeringsskifte följt av eventuella ändrade prioriteringar på regeringens sida samt på EU-sidan planeras projektet att genomföras stegvis (fas I och fas II). I den första fasen kommer projektet att fortsätta att stödja strategisk miljöbedömning i den bilaterala granskningsprocessen, anpassningen av den nationella lagstiftningen till EU:s regelverk samt framstegen med de grundläggande reformerna genom tillhandahållande av högt specialiserat tekniskt bistånd. Det stegvisa tillvägagångssättet kommer att göra det möjligt att genomföra en översyn mot slutet av den första fasen som kommer att bedöma i) projektets framsteg ii) relevansen och genomförbarheten av de aktiviteter som för närvarande planeras för den andra fasen, samtidigt som regeringens åtagande och prioriteringar i samband med EU-integrationer beaktas. iii) Framsteg i verksamheten i samband med "överföring av äganderätt" till sekretariatet för Europafrågor, inklusive sekretariatet för Europafrågor som är redo att ta över mer genomförandeansvar. Översynen kommer därför att ligga till grund för införandet av justeringar av det eventuella stödet till fas II. En budget på 10 MSEK begärs för fas I, med genomförandetid på 20 månader. The phased approach for the contribution for Support to EU integration to North Macedonia (Phase I- 1 September 2023- 31 October 2024 and Phase II - 1st November 2024 - 31st October 2027) enabled a comprehensive project review towards the end of the first project phase, which assessed: (i) the projects overall progress, and (ii) the relevance and feasibility of the activities planned for the second phase. The review also took into account the Governments commitment and priorities regarding EU integration, including MEAs readiness to assume greater project implementation responsibilities. Based on this review, adjustments were introduced to the second phase of the project in sense of strengthened approach in some activities where the growing demand and need for support was emerging. For Phase II, support under the Project does not include provision of legal advice or drafting, development, or revision of legislation, nor the preparation of any legal , or judicial documents or tools. This scope limitation is intended to avoid overlap and potential double funding of assistance already provided through EU-funded interventions. The overall objective of the Swedish support is to contribute to the efficient and effective EU integration process and to overall management of EU integration of North Macedonia. It directly contributes to conducting of screenings and finalization of reports for clusters, while in particular facilitating opening of Fundamentals Cluster and fulfilment of requirements deriving from it. The Specific project objective are: - to enhance institutional, technical, and administrative capacity of the Government of North Macedonia to conduct EU accession, and - to facilitate engagement of the civil society, academia, youth, media, and public in the EU integration process. The project aims to achieve the following results: Result 1: Capacities of National Institutions Supporting EU Accession Negotiations and Integration Strengthened The Project provides targeted support to strengthen the Government's coordination mechanisms for EU accession negotiations through technical assistance to the Ministry of European Affairs (MEA), line ministries, and negotiation structures. It supports key inter-institutional bodies, including the Working Committee for European Integration (WCEI), NPAA Working Groups, and Reform Agenda coordination structures. The Project also assists Parliament in monitoring the EU accession process, with particular support provided to the Committee for European Affairs (CEA) and the National Council for European Integration (NCEI). Regional cooperation is reinforced through expert exchanges with EU Member States from the region, while tailored capacity-building programs support the implementation of the Reform Agenda, the National Programme for the Adoption of the Acquis (NPAA), and European Commission recommendations. These efforts contribute to strengthening North Macedonia's institutional preparedness for EU accession. Result 2: Professional and Technical Capacities of the Ministry of European Affairs Strengthened The Project strengthens the professional and technical capacities of the Ministry of European Affairs by enhancing its training and knowledge-management functions. It supports the translation of key strategic documents in line with EU standards and provides recommendations for establishing a coordination framework aimed at harmonizing EU-related terminology. A particular focus has been placed on strengthening the MEA Training Centre. Training needs assessments guide the design of targeted learning programs, including online courses, upgraded training facilities, digital learning tools, and specialized training materials. These interventions contribute to the establishment of a sustainable and institutionalized training system for stakeholders involved in the EU accession process. Result 3: Capacities and Coordination Role for Good Governance and Anti-Corruption Policies Strengthened The Project strengthened capacities for coordinating good governance and anti-corruption reforms by supporting the mainstreaming of anti-corruption measures across relevant negotiation chapters, promoting the principle that no chapter should be provisionally closed without adequate anti-corruption safeguards. Through the engagement of experts from EU Member States and the region, the Project enhanced institutional capacities to coordinate anti-corruption reforms, support negotiation positions, and promote integrity, transparency, and good governance standards. It also contributed to the identification of corruption-prone areas, improved inter-institutional coordination, and supported the development of procedures for more efficient decision-making. In addition, the Project developed a road-map for establishing an Anti-Corruption Observatory, aligned with EU best practices and the Negotiating Framework. The Observatory is envisaged as a mechanism for monitoring corruption cases, analyzing law-enforcement data, and assessing the effectiveness and impact of anti-corruption policies. However, the Government's recent decision, effective from 13 July 2026, to abolish the position of Deputy Prime Minister for Good Governance and transfer the related coordination responsibilities to the Office of the Prime Minister has implications to the Project. The Deputy Prime Minister for Good Governance was a key institutional stakeholder and the designated focal point for coordinating the Project's anti-corruption activities. At the same time, should the Office of the Prime Minister assume direct responsibility for coordinating anti-corruption reforms, this change of authority may also present an opportunity. It could elevate the priority of anti-corruption reforms, strengthen political ownership, accelerate decision-making processes, and improve coordination across ministries and public institutions. Result 4: Public Awareness of the EU Accession Process and Its Impact Increased The Project supports MEA in strengthening and structuring its communication efforts to enhance public understanding of the EU accession process and its benefits. Through community dialogues, public debates, round-tables, and town hall meetings, the Project promotes transparency, stimulates informed public discussion, and stakeholder engagement at both national and local levels. To further broaden outreach and public participation, the Project successfully launched the Call for Proposals Strengthening Public Engagement and Communication on the Road to EU Membership, designed to enhance public understanding, participation, and oversight of the EU accession process through targeted support to Parliament, media, civil society, and youth organisations. The Project also places strong emphasis on youth engagement. Partnerships for students and youth engagement in European integrations is supported though the grant funding for youth organisations, debates, competitions, public lectures, internship opportunities, and other educational initiatives. Collectively, these interventions aim to empower civil society, strengthen independent media, foster informed public discourse, and ensure a more inclusive and participatory dialogue on North Macedonia's EU integration process. Since April 2024, the Government of Switzerland has complemented the support provided by Sweden and the MEA through additional assistance aimed at strengthening the capacity of Parliament to effectively contribute to and oversee the EU accession process. This support is highly complementary and builds on the institutional strengthening efforts supported by Sweden. In addition, Switzerland provides technical assistance to the EU integration process in the area of Environment and Climate Change (Chapter 27), further reinforcing national capacities in critical accession-related sectors (budget line 5.1.3). Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 2978000 8978000 0 3000000 0 0 0 5000000 2000000 10978000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 5000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened economic development through job creation and trade Stärkt ekonomisk utveckling genom jobbskapande och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened capacity to prevent, manage, and resolve conflicts, including increased resilience to hybrid threats Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter, inklusive ökad motståndskraft mot hybrida hot Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14430 Sweden This is a proposal for a continuation of the Swedish support to Albania in preparing itself for EU-negotiations within Chapter 27, environment and climate change, into a second phase. The cooperation with the Ministry of Tourism and Environment (MTE) and other Albanian institutions has been independently reviewed and also assessed by Sida as having been successful in building awareness and capacities for the approaching negotiations. Among many things the support has contributed to the development of key documents needed for planning the continued work and concretely provided analysis and input for Albania's IPA3 planning. The proposal for phase 2 is continuing the work started in phase 1 and propose to use the same program approach which allows flexibility, within the program objectives, to adapt to changíng conditions and opportunties arising. The program objective is: Capacity and capability of the Albanian environmental ministry of enviornment and other institutions to prepare for Eu Chapter 27 negotiations is strengthened. The budget is approximately 18.4 MSEK over a 2.5-year period. When the new Swedish strategy for the region has been approved the intention is to extend the cooperation to encompass 4 years and approximately 27 MSEK. An international consultant will be procured to support the Albanian partners in implementation. The MTE is Sida's agreement partner. An international consultant will be procured by the embassy to support implementation of the program. The decision is based on the need to address different risk factors, e g the lack of government capacity (Central Financing and Contracting Unit, CFCU, at Ministry of Finance) to carry out the procurement which risks delaying the start of the contribution. Considering the elections in April, a delay of the procurement would risk to be followed by further delay until the new government is in place. In two ongoing procurements, managed by CFCU, there are serious attempts from the partner institutions (not CFCU) to rig the evaluation in such a way that a favoured tender would win. By being in charge of the procurement the embassy has much better chances to avoid these problems compared to when managed by CFCU (which is competent) or where the embassy procures a procurement specialist to assist the partner (the procurement specialist doesn't have enough thematic expertise to always discover these irregularities). All payments will be made directly from Sida to the implementing Consultant (after the Steering Committee's approval of progress reports). Förslaget omfattar en fas 2 av stöd till Albaniens förberedelser till förhandlingar inom kapitel 27 av EU Acquis. Samarbetet med miljöministeriet, MTE, har utvärderats av extern konsult och också internt av Sida som framgångsrikt i att bygga kapacitet och öka medvetenheten om kommande EU-förhandlingar. Vidare har stödet bidragit till framtagande av nyckeldokument för den strategiska planeringen, analyserat behov och stöd för Albaniens IPA3-planering mm. Fas 2 avser fortsätta med liknande mål som i fas 1 och med en programansats vilket möjliggör flexibilitet att anpassa sig till förändringar i EU-förhandlingarna samt nya möjligheter som uppstår. Programmets mål är: Albaniens miljöministerium m fl miljöinstitutioner har stärkt sin kapacitet och kompetens att förbereda förhandlingarna för EUs kapitel 27. Programmets budget är 18.4 MSEK över en 2 1/2 års period. När den nya svenska strategin för perioden 2021-2027 är beslutad avser Sida förlänga programmet till 4 år och en total budget på ca 27 MSEK. Ambassaden avser ingå avtal med MTE. Ambassaden ansvarar för upphandling av den internationella konsulten (genomföraren) samt finansiell hantering och kontrakt. Skälen till detta är baserat på analys av olika risker som bl a bristande kapacitet inom den albanska administrationen (Central Financing and Contracting Unit, CFCU, på finansministeriet) att hantera upphandlingar, vilket allvarligt riskerar försena projektstart, och öka risken för korruption. Med tanke på valet i april så riskerar ovan nämnda försening leda till ytterligare förseningar då tiden efter valet innebär svårigheter att få regeringens/ministeriers godkännande mm. I två pågående upphandlingar, som hanteras av CFCU, har partners på olika sätt försökt rigga utvärderingen så att det favoriserade anbudet ska vinna. Genom att ambassaden ansvarar för upphandling bedöms riskerna för otillbörlig påverkan att minska, också jämfört med när Sida upphandlat en upphandlingsexpert för att stödja partners processer (då upphandlingsexperter sällan har den tematiska expertis som behövs för att upptäcka oegentligheter). Alla utbetalningar sker direkt från Sida till genomförandekonsulten (efter styrkommitténs godkännande av verksamhetsrapportering). The program objective is: Capacity and capability of the Albanian environmental ministry of enviornment and other institutions to prepare for Eu Chapter 27 negotiations is strengthened. The two main results are defined under the program objective are: Result 1.The Ministry and other Chapter 27 institutions are supported  Result 2: Needs for Chapter 27 strategic planning identified and strategic planning documents relevant for EU negotiations prepared. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection During the initial phase of implementation, SANE27 focused on establishing the strategic, institutional and technical foundations required to support Albania's accelerated EU accession process under Chapter 27. The programme revised and updated key planning and policy documents, including the Action Plans for all nine Chapter 27 subchapters, Needs Assessment Documents (NADs) and the METAPLAN. These instruments provided a comprehensive assessment of legislative alignment gaps, implementation requirements, institutional capacities and priority investments, while also strengthening sector planning, donor coordination and alignment. A major achievement during this period was SANE27's support to the Bilateral Screening Meeting (BSM) for Chapter 27, held in Brussels in June 2023. The programme coordinated the preparation of more than 70 presentations, facilitated extensive consultations and simulation exercises, and provided technical and organisational support throughout the screening process. The successful outcome of the BSM contributed to the opening of Negotiation Cluster 4, with Chapter 27 advancing without opening or intermediate benchmarks, reflecting the strong level of Albania's preparedness. Beyond support to the screening process, SANE27 made a significant contribution to strengthening the Ministry's capacity to manage the accession process. Through on-the-job coaching, training activities and study visits, the programme enhanced institutional knowledge and coordination capacities. It also supported the establishment and growth of the Directorate of Integration and Projects with Foreign Financing and developed a document database mapping negotiation subchapters, which has become an important resource during the negotiations. In parallel, SANE27 strengthened coordination mechanisms by supporting the work of the InterInstitutional Working Group (IIWG) for Chapter 27 and its subgroups, including the development of operational procedures. The programme also contributed to broadening stakeholder participation through support to the Table on Discussion and Consultation, the formal platform for civil society engagement in the negotiation process. Following the conclusion of the screening process, SANE27 shifted its focus to supporting the negotiation phase. The programme provided substantial technical assistance for the preparation of Albania's Negotiation Position for Chapter 27, including the analysis and justification of requests for transitional and adaptation periods. SANE27 also developed the methodologies, templates and guidance for Directive Specific Implementation Plans (DSIPs) and Regulation Specific Implementation Plans (RSIPs), which have become the standard tools for planning and monitoring alignment with and implementation of the EU environmental acquis. These efforts contributed to the acceptance in principle of Albania's requested transitional periods through the EU Common Position. Following the adoption of the EU Common Position, which established nine closing benchmarks for Chapter 27, SANE27 continued to provide strategic and technical support to the Ministry and the IIWG in preparing and refining the Action Plan for Closing Benchmarks. This work, undertaken in close consultation with the European Commission, aimed to ensure a credible, coordinated and resultsoriented framework for meeting the remaining accession requirements. In parallel, the programme continued to support legal approximation efforts, including amendments to the Law on Climate Change and the establishment of the legal basis for the Monitoring, Reporting, Verification and Accreditation (MRVA) system, while also helping mobilise significant EU and donor funding for strategic environmental investments linked to the accession process. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14430-14430A0101 Sweden This is a proposal for a continuation of the Swedish support to Albania in preparing itself for EU-negotiations within Chapter 27, environment and climate change, into a second phase. The cooperation with the Ministry of Tourism and Environment (MTE) and other Albanian institutions has been independently reviewed and also assessed by Sida as having been successful in building awareness and capacities for the approaching negotiations. Among many things the support has contributed to the development of key documents needed for planning the continued work and concretely provided analysis and input for Albania's IPA3 planning. The proposal for phase 2 is continuing the work started in phase 1 and propose to use the same program approach which allows flexibility, within the program objectives, to adapt to changíng conditions and opportunties arising. The program objective is: Capacity and capability of the Albanian environmental ministry of enviornment and other institutions to prepare for Eu Chapter 27 negotiations is strengthened. The budget is approximately 18.4 MSEK over a 2.5-year period. When the new Swedish strategy for the region has been approved the intention is to extend the cooperation to encompass 4 years and approximately 27 MSEK. An international consultant will be procured to support the Albanian partners in implementation. The MTE is Sida's agreement partner. An international consultant will be procured by the embassy to support implementation of the program. The decision is based on the need to address different risk factors, e g the lack of government capacity (Central Financing and Contracting Unit, CFCU, at Ministry of Finance) to carry out the procurement which risks delaying the start of the contribution. Considering the elections in April, a delay of the procurement would risk to be followed by further delay until the new government is in place. In two ongoing procurements, managed by CFCU, there are serious attempts from the partner institutions (not CFCU) to rig the evaluation in such a way that a favoured tender would win. By being in charge of the procurement the embassy has much better chances to avoid these problems compared to when managed by CFCU (which is competent) or where the embassy procures a procurement specialist to assist the partner (the procurement specialist doesn't have enough thematic expertise to always discover these irregularities). All payments will be made directly from Sida to the implementing Consultant (after the Steering Committee's approval of progress reports). Förslaget omfattar en fas 2 av stöd till Albaniens förberedelser till förhandlingar inom kapitel 27 av EU Acquis. Samarbetet med miljöministeriet, MTE, har utvärderats av extern konsult och också internt av Sida som framgångsrikt i att bygga kapacitet och öka medvetenheten om kommande EU-förhandlingar. Vidare har stödet bidragit till framtagande av nyckeldokument för den strategiska planeringen, analyserat behov och stöd för Albaniens IPA3-planering mm. Fas 2 avser fortsätta med liknande mål som i fas 1 och med en programansats vilket möjliggör flexibilitet att anpassa sig till förändringar i EU-förhandlingarna samt nya möjligheter som uppstår. Programmets mål är: Albaniens miljöministerium m fl miljöinstitutioner har stärkt sin kapacitet och kompetens att förbereda förhandlingarna för EUs kapitel 27. Programmets budget är 18.4 MSEK över en 2 1/2 års period. När den nya svenska strategin för perioden 2021-2027 är beslutad avser Sida förlänga programmet till 4 år och en total budget på ca 27 MSEK. Ambassaden avser ingå avtal med MTE. Ambassaden ansvarar för upphandling av den internationella konsulten (genomföraren) samt finansiell hantering och kontrakt. Skälen till detta är baserat på analys av olika risker som bl a bristande kapacitet inom den albanska administrationen (Central Financing and Contracting Unit, CFCU, på finansministeriet) att hantera upphandlingar, vilket allvarligt riskerar försena projektstart, och öka risken för korruption. Med tanke på valet i april så riskerar ovan nämnda försening leda till ytterligare förseningar då tiden efter valet innebär svårigheter att få regeringens/ministeriers godkännande mm. I två pågående upphandlingar, som hanteras av CFCU, har partners på olika sätt försökt rigga utvärderingen så att det favoriserade anbudet ska vinna. Genom att ambassaden ansvarar för upphandling bedöms riskerna för otillbörlig påverkan att minska, också jämfört med när Sida upphandlat en upphandlingsexpert för att stödja partners processer (då upphandlingsexperter sällan har den tematiska expertis som behövs för att upptäcka oegentligheter). Alla utbetalningar sker direkt från Sida till genomförandekonsulten (efter styrkommitténs godkännande av verksamhetsrapportering). The program objective is: Capacity and capability of the Albanian environmental ministry of enviornment and other institutions to prepare for Eu Chapter 27 negotiations is strengthened. The two main results are defined under the program objective are: Result 1.The Ministry and other Chapter 27 institutions are supported  Result 2: Needs for Chapter 27 strategic planning identified and strategic planning documents relevant for EU negotiations prepared. Sweden Ministry of Environment Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 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Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14430-14430A0102 Sweden This is a proposal for a continuation of the Swedish support to Albania in preparing itself for EU-negotiations within Chapter 27, environment and climate change, into a second phase. The cooperation with the Ministry of Tourism and Environment (MTE) and other Albanian institutions has been independently reviewed and also assessed by Sida as having been successful in building awareness and capacities for the approaching negotiations. Among many things the support has contributed to the development of key documents needed for planning the continued work and concretely provided analysis and input for Albania's IPA3 planning. The proposal for phase 2 is continuing the work started in phase 1 and propose to use the same program approach which allows flexibility, within the program objectives, to adapt to changíng conditions and opportunties arising. The program objective is: Capacity and capability of the Albanian environmental ministry of enviornment and other institutions to prepare for Eu Chapter 27 negotiations is strengthened. The budget is approximately 18.4 MSEK over a 2.5-year period. When the new Swedish strategy for the region has been approved the intention is to extend the cooperation to encompass 4 years and approximately 27 MSEK. An international consultant will be procured to support the Albanian partners in implementation. The MTE is Sida's agreement partner. An international consultant will be procured by the embassy to support implementation of the program. The decision is based on the need to address different risk factors, e g the lack of government capacity (Central Financing and Contracting Unit, CFCU, at Ministry of Finance) to carry out the procurement which risks delaying the start of the contribution. Considering the elections in April, a delay of the procurement would risk to be followed by further delay until the new government is in place. In two ongoing procurements, managed by CFCU, there are serious attempts from the partner institutions (not CFCU) to rig the evaluation in such a way that a favoured tender would win. By being in charge of the procurement the embassy has much better chances to avoid these problems compared to when managed by CFCU (which is competent) or where the embassy procures a procurement specialist to assist the partner (the procurement specialist doesn't have enough thematic expertise to always discover these irregularities). All payments will be made directly from Sida to the implementing Consultant (after the Steering Committee's approval of progress reports). Förslaget omfattar en fas 2 av stöd till Albaniens förberedelser till förhandlingar inom kapitel 27 av EU Acquis. Samarbetet med miljöministeriet, MTE, har utvärderats av extern konsult och också internt av Sida som framgångsrikt i att bygga kapacitet och öka medvetenheten om kommande EU-förhandlingar. Vidare har stödet bidragit till framtagande av nyckeldokument för den strategiska planeringen, analyserat behov och stöd för Albaniens IPA3-planering mm. Fas 2 avser fortsätta med liknande mål som i fas 1 och med en programansats vilket möjliggör flexibilitet att anpassa sig till förändringar i EU-förhandlingarna samt nya möjligheter som uppstår. Programmets mål är: Albaniens miljöministerium m fl miljöinstitutioner har stärkt sin kapacitet och kompetens att förbereda förhandlingarna för EUs kapitel 27. Programmets budget är 18.4 MSEK över en 2 1/2 års period. När den nya svenska strategin för perioden 2021-2027 är beslutad avser Sida förlänga programmet till 4 år och en total budget på ca 27 MSEK. Ambassaden avser ingå avtal med MTE. Ambassaden ansvarar för upphandling av den internationella konsulten (genomföraren) samt finansiell hantering och kontrakt. Skälen till detta är baserat på analys av olika risker som bl a bristande kapacitet inom den albanska administrationen (Central Financing and Contracting Unit, CFCU, på finansministeriet) att hantera upphandlingar, vilket allvarligt riskerar försena projektstart, och öka risken för korruption. Med tanke på valet i april så riskerar ovan nämnda försening leda till ytterligare förseningar då tiden efter valet innebär svårigheter att få regeringens/ministeriers godkännande mm. I två pågående upphandlingar, som hanteras av CFCU, har partners på olika sätt försökt rigga utvärderingen så att det favoriserade anbudet ska vinna. Genom att ambassaden ansvarar för upphandling bedöms riskerna för otillbörlig påverkan att minska, också jämfört med när Sida upphandlat en upphandlingsexpert för att stödja partners processer (då upphandlingsexperter sällan har den tematiska expertis som behövs för att upptäcka oegentligheter). Alla utbetalningar sker direkt från Sida till genomförandekonsulten (efter styrkommitténs godkännande av verksamhetsrapportering). The program objective is: Capacity and capability of the Albanian environmental ministry of enviornment and other institutions to prepare for Eu Chapter 27 negotiations is strengthened. The two main results are defined under the program objective are: Result 1.The Ministry and other Chapter 27 institutions are supported  Result 2: Needs for Chapter 27 strategic planning identified and strategic planning documents relevant for EU negotiations prepared. Sweden Ministry of Environment Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 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Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Reduced environmental and climate impact, and sustainable management and use of natural resources VB: Minskad miljö- och klimatpåverkan samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd WB: Increased resilience to climate change and improved conditions for protection, preservation and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems VB: Ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och stärkta förutsättningar för skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14430-14430A0103 Sweden This is a proposal for a continuation of the Swedish support to Albania in preparing itself for EU-negotiations within Chapter 27, environment and climate change, into a second phase. The cooperation with the Ministry of Tourism and Environment (MTE) and other Albanian institutions has been independently reviewed and also assessed by Sida as having been successful in building awareness and capacities for the approaching negotiations. Among many things the support has contributed to the development of key documents needed for planning the continued work and concretely provided analysis and input for Albania's IPA3 planning. The proposal for phase 2 is continuing the work started in phase 1 and propose to use the same program approach which allows flexibility, within the program objectives, to adapt to changíng conditions and opportunties arising. The program objective is: Capacity and capability of the Albanian environmental ministry of enviornment and other institutions to prepare for Eu Chapter 27 negotiations is strengthened. The budget is approximately 18.4 MSEK over a 2.5-year period. When the new Swedish strategy for the region has been approved the intention is to extend the cooperation to encompass 4 years and approximately 27 MSEK. An international consultant will be procured to support the Albanian partners in implementation. The MTE is Sida's agreement partner. An international consultant will be procured by the embassy to support implementation of the program. The decision is based on the need to address different risk factors, e g the lack of government capacity (Central Financing and Contracting Unit, CFCU, at Ministry of Finance) to carry out the procurement which risks delaying the start of the contribution. Considering the elections in April, a delay of the procurement would risk to be followed by further delay until the new government is in place. In two ongoing procurements, managed by CFCU, there are serious attempts from the partner institutions (not CFCU) to rig the evaluation in such a way that a favoured tender would win. By being in charge of the procurement the embassy has much better chances to avoid these problems compared to when managed by CFCU (which is competent) or where the embassy procures a procurement specialist to assist the partner (the procurement specialist doesn't have enough thematic expertise to always discover these irregularities). All payments will be made directly from Sida to the implementing Consultant (after the Steering Committee's approval of progress reports). Förslaget omfattar en fas 2 av stöd till Albaniens förberedelser till förhandlingar inom kapitel 27 av EU Acquis. Samarbetet med miljöministeriet, MTE, har utvärderats av extern konsult och också internt av Sida som framgångsrikt i att bygga kapacitet och öka medvetenheten om kommande EU-förhandlingar. Vidare har stödet bidragit till framtagande av nyckeldokument för den strategiska planeringen, analyserat behov och stöd för Albaniens IPA3-planering mm. Fas 2 avser fortsätta med liknande mål som i fas 1 och med en programansats vilket möjliggör flexibilitet att anpassa sig till förändringar i EU-förhandlingarna samt nya möjligheter som uppstår. Programmets mål är: Albaniens miljöministerium m fl miljöinstitutioner har stärkt sin kapacitet och kompetens att förbereda förhandlingarna för EUs kapitel 27. Programmets budget är 18.4 MSEK över en 2 1/2 års period. När den nya svenska strategin för perioden 2021-2027 är beslutad avser Sida förlänga programmet till 4 år och en total budget på ca 27 MSEK. Ambassaden avser ingå avtal med MTE. Ambassaden ansvarar för upphandling av den internationella konsulten (genomföraren) samt finansiell hantering och kontrakt. Skälen till detta är baserat på analys av olika risker som bl a bristande kapacitet inom den albanska administrationen (Central Financing and Contracting Unit, CFCU, på finansministeriet) att hantera upphandlingar, vilket allvarligt riskerar försena projektstart, och öka risken för korruption. Med tanke på valet i april så riskerar ovan nämnda försening leda till ytterligare förseningar då tiden efter valet innebär svårigheter att få regeringens/ministeriers godkännande mm. I två pågående upphandlingar, som hanteras av CFCU, har partners på olika sätt försökt rigga utvärderingen så att det favoriserade anbudet ska vinna. Genom att ambassaden ansvarar för upphandling bedöms riskerna för otillbörlig påverkan att minska, också jämfört med när Sida upphandlat en upphandlingsexpert för att stödja partners processer (då upphandlingsexperter sällan har den tematiska expertis som behövs för att upptäcka oegentligheter). Alla utbetalningar sker direkt från Sida till genomförandekonsulten (efter styrkommitténs godkännande av verksamhetsrapportering). The program objective is: Capacity and capability of the Albanian environmental ministry of enviornment and other institutions to prepare for Eu Chapter 27 negotiations is strengthened. The two main results are defined under the program objective are: Result 1.The Ministry and other Chapter 27 institutions are supported  Result 2: Needs for Chapter 27 strategic planning identified and strategic planning documents relevant for EU negotiations prepared. Sweden Ministry of Environment Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3624553 1662207 0 1963636 0 -1289 0 3624553 Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. 1963635.8300000001 Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. 1662206.8200000001 Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. -1289.29 Brooks Hannas & Partners d.o.o. Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Faster green transition, energy efficiency, and strengthened climate adaptation Snabbare grön omställning, energieffektivitet och stärkt klimatanpassning Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-14505 Sweden The aim of the intervention is to improve monitoring of human rights in Ukraine, in particular monitoring and documentation of violence and violations taking place as a consequence of the armed conflict in the Eastern parts of the country. The intervention aims at increased awareness of human rights violations among relevant Ukrainian and international actors and strengthen their capacity to identify and react to human rights violations. Among other things, then intervention aims to monitor gender-related human rights violations, produce topic-specific and periodic reports, including conflict-related sexual violence, gender equality with actionable recommendations to alleviate the impact of conflict, inequality, discrimination as well as advocate for a more enabling environment and policy level recommendations. Syftet med insatsen är att förbättra tillsynen på området mänskliga rättigheter (MR) i Ukraina, och då särskilt övervakning och dokumentering av våld och övergrepp som sker som konsekvens av konflikten i de östra delarna av landet. Insatsen syftar till att öka medvetenheten kring människorättskränkningar bland relevanta ukrainska och internationella aktörer samt stärka deras kapacitet att identifiera och reagera på kränkningar av de mänskliga rättigheterna. The overall goal of the project is to increase protection of human rights of men, women, girls and boys in Ukraine, covering the territory controlled by armed groups, Government-controlled territory and Crimea, including in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic response. Specifically, the project aims at monitoring the human rights situation across the contact line with a view to strengthening the human rights protection of people living in conflict-affected areas. The analysis stemming out of HRMMUs monitoring will also be used to advocate with the parties to the conflict for changes to their conduct and practice, and for their obligation to address violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, as well as providing humanitarian and development actors with information that will serve as a baseline for enhanced shaping of policies and assistance programs. To achieve these goals, HRMMU will work with the UN system, the Government of Ukraine, civil society organisations, the Ombudsperson and her office, international human rights mechanisms and organisations, representatives of the international community, and non-state actors in eastern Ukraine. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Human rights Government & Civil Society-general Key results and impact HRMMU fulfilled its core function to monitor, report and advocate on human rights violations and international humanitarian law concerns in Ukraine throughout the project period despite security and operational challenges resulting from the Russian Federation full-scale armed attack against Ukraine. HRMMU conducted regular field visits to communities affected by the conflict, including areas near the frontline, from its offices in Kharkiv, Kyiv, Dnipro, and Odesa.1 HRMMU also remotely monitored the human rights situation in the Russian-occupied territory from its roving presence in Sumy, which is the only land entry point between the Russian Federation and Ukraine for civilians and the satellite office in Moldova, which allowed safer outreach to sources in the occupied territory and Russian Federation. HRMMUs geographical reach enabled the Mission to produce reports on and advocate for the promotion, protection, and fulfilment of human rights throughout Ukraine. The Mission continued to reach victims and witnesses of human rights violations, shelled areas, isolated villages near the front line, detention facilities and prisoner of war camps, and territory regained by Ukraine after Russian occupation in a timely manner. Overall, the Mission interviewed victims or witnesses of human rights or international humanitarian law violations across Ukraine. A unique and important function performed by the Mission is its record of civilian casualties in Ukraine. HRMMU record of civilian casualties provides an authoritative and verified record of the human cost of the war, which is utilized by a wide range of international actors, such as the UN system, including the UN Country Team, parties to the conflict, the international diplomatic community and international media as basis for advocacy with duty bearers aimed at accountability, better international humanitarian law (IHL) and international humanitarian law (IHRL) compliance, remedy and reparation to victims and bringing perpetrators to justice. This work also serves as an early warning tool, helping humanitarian actors to direct their assistance to beneficiaries in a more precise manner. Based on its human right fact-finding, monitoring, documentation, and verification activities, as well as its engagement with various stakeholders, including victims and witnesses of IHRL and IHL violations, authorities, civil society, and international partners HRMMU published 19 reports and 6 briefing notes. In addition, in accordance with the General Assembly Resolution 77/229 HRMMU monitored the human rights situation in the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, including Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol (hereafter Crimea), and prepared six Secretary-Generals reports on human rights in temporarily occupied territory. These reports include recommendations to the Governments of Ukraine and Russia, the international community, and other stakeholders to address concerns, prevent violations and mitigate emerging risks relating to human rights concerns documented by the Mission. The Missions reliable and unbiased public reports and analytical assessments on human rights violations in Ukraine informed all relevant national and international duty-bearers, decision-makers, civil society, and other stakeholders of the human rights situation in Ukraine. By providing credible, timely and thorough human rights analysis to national and international actors, HRMMU enabled them to take actions for the protection of victims. In the context of frequent circulation of misinformation related to the ongoing armed conflict, the Missions careful, objective monitoring, analysis and robust advocacy has proven especially relevant for international security, peace and accountability mechanisms and local stakeholders. UN Member States, civil society organizations, as well as UN Treaty Bodies and Special Procedures referred to the HRMMUs findings and recommendations as a basis for assisting national institutions in addressing human rights violations. Cited 23 times at the UN Security Council, HRMMU's protection of civilians figures underscored the international community's reliance on its reliable information regarding the human cost of the conflict. HRMMU reports were diligently discusses at the Human Rights Council 12 times in the project period. Furthermore, the extensive coverage of HRMMUs findings by reputable international and local media outlets, such as the Washington Post, BBC, and Reuters, reinforced the global dissemination of its findings, contributing to a heightened awareness of the conflict's human toll. HRMMUs reports also make an essential contribution to achieving justice and increasing accountability. HRMMUs concurrent documentation of human rights and international humanitarian law (IHL) violations crucially contributes to establishing a credible record of events to enable holding perpetrators accountable and ensuring remedy and reparations to victims. To highlight some examples of the Missions contribution to international and national justice mechanisms, the European Court of Human Rights extensively relied on information and evidence collected by HRMMU in its 2023 decision of the inter-state case of Ukraine and the Netherlands v. Russia concerning events in eastern Ukraine, including the downing of the MH17 flight. In January 2024, the International Court of Justice relied on HRMMU analysis in two decisions examining violations by the Russian Federation of provisions of the International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism (ICSFT) and the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (CERD). HRMMU findings were also explicitly referred to in multiple judgements of the European Court of Human Rights in 2021 relating to accountability for events during Maidan protests in 2014. These decisions underline the weight given to HRMMUs reports as a form of evidence in international courts and tribunals. Local courts in Ukraine also referenced HRMMU reports in conflict-related cases, with HRMMU findings being mentioned in more than 65 judgements and verdicts of national courts of all levels during 2023. HRMMU made a notable contribution to ensuring human rights concerns and human rights-based approach is integrated into plans and programmes of other UN agencies and humanitarian actors in Ukraine. HRMMU analysis provided humanitarian and development actors with information for enhanced shaping of evidence-based policies, assistance programs and response mechanisms and helped them direct their assistance to beneficiaries in a more precise manner. A key part of the engagement was supporting these actors to adopt human rights sensitive approaches into humanitarian response and conflict cycle management. Essential part of this was advice on inclusion of persons in situations of vulnerability, including persons with disabilities and older persons, and strengthening integration of gender perspectives. HRMMU achieved this by providing substantial contribution to shaping strategic documents and response mechanisms and their implementation for the UN Country Team and the Humanitarian Country Team, including the Partnership Frameworks between the Government of Ukraine and the UN for 2025-2030, the Transitional Framework 2022-24, and Humanitarian Needs Overviews and Response Plans for Ukraine. HRMMU authoritative data on civilian casualties was crucial for supporting the Humanitarian Program Cycle. Moreover, HRMMU engaged with key recovery mechanisms to advise on a human-rights based approach, including assessments such as the World Bank Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment. HRMMU also led the update of the UN Human Rights Due Diligence Policy Risk Assessment in Ukraine after the full-scale armed attack. The Mission's involvement in formulating a revised UN Country Team Action Plan against sexual exploitation and abuse and its contribution to the Protection cluster underscored its commitment to human rights mainstreaming in humanitarian response activities. HRMMUs reporting, advice, advocacy and assistance increased respect, protection and fulfilment of human rights in Ukraine. By the end of 2023, the Government of Ukraine had partially or completely implemented 73 per cent of the 68 measurable recommendations HRMMU had formulated in its reports and briefing papers since 24 February 2022 (4 recommendations implemented fully and 18 partially out of 30). Implemented recommendations concerned for example, ensuring timely and thorough forensic analysis for killed civilians and taking measures to ensure needs of older persons and persons with disabilities are taken into consideration during evacuations from areas affected by hostilities. The Government had also made progress on issues such as taking action to ensure all victims of sexual violence can access adequate medical and psychological services in a safe, confidential, and rapid manner, and to investigate and prosecute all cases of enforced disappearance to hold all perpetrators accountable regardless of their affiliation. In contrast, the Russian Federation, in its role as the occupying power, has managed partial implementation of only 18 per cent of recommendations (7 partly implemented recommendations out of 38), including, for example, releasing some civilian detainees from detention places in the occupied territories of Ukraine or exchanging remains of some of the deceased. Such implementation rate underlines the importance of concrete HRMMU recommendations and follow up advocacy to bring attention to and galvanize action to address pressing human rights challenges in Ukraine. As part of its progress on long-term impact, HRMMU managed to record advancement on a number of issues, which contributed to the institutionalisation of protection of human rights. Below are examples some impact achieved, such as changes in legislation, policies and practices following HRMMU advocacy (non-exhaustive): National Human Rights Strategy and the Action Plan HRMMU led joint UN support to the National Human Rights Strategy and National Human Rights Action Plan in 2021 as well as its revision in 2022, which allowed for a better incorporation of critical issues, such as remedy and reparations for civilian victims of the conflict, enhancing gender mainstreaming, ensuring non-discrimination, promotion of social cohesion, freedom of media, freedom of peaceful assembly, ensuring uninterrupted service provision throughout Ukraine, accessibility of free legal aid, human rights awareness, the rights of detainees and remedy for violations, and treatment of POWs. UN inputs are expected to increase the protection of the most vulnerable groups and ensure gender mainstreaming in all spheres of life in the new Strategy. This demonstrates HRMMUs significant impact on shaping national human rights policies and promoting a comprehensive approach to protecting human rights in Ukraine. Improvements in the treatment of prisoners of war under the control of Ukraine Persistent monitoring and advocacy by HRMMU contributed to improvements in the treatment of prisoners of war (POW) under control of Ukraine. This includes the Government of Ukraine committing to humane treatment of POWs in line with IHL, marked enhancements at a POW camp in the Lviv region addressing concerns highlighted in OHCHR reports, and opening some investigations into cases of mistreatment. In addition, the Mission has documented a gradual decrease in violence upon the capture of Russian POWs after February 2023, to which targeted advocacy and public pressure reliant on public information provided by HRMMU has positively contributed to. Preventing and addressing torture HRMMU advocacy contributed to adoption of law No. 5336, which amended the Ukrainian criminal code on responsibility for the crime of torture, increasing penalties and bringing the definition in line with the Convention against torture. These improvements in legislation align with international standards are expected to provide better accountability for torture. Draft law On the Security Service of Ukraine contained strong safeguards against torture and ill[1]treatment by SBU officials. As a result of systematic documentation of cases of conflict-related torture and ill-treatment on both sides of the contact line, and of HRMMU public reporting on this issue, HRMMU has grounds to believe that the decrease in the number of cases observed before the February 2022 armed attack can be partially attributed to systemic HRMMU efforts in this area. Key protection documents include human rights concerns HRMMU's advocacy efforts were instrumental in securing the adoption of the Strategy for the Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflicts for 2023-2030. HRMMU has expressed full support for the Strategy, committing to provide technical assistance in its action plan drafting. • Support to the National Recovery Plan enabled the inclusion of human rights standards and considerations for persons in vulnerable situations. HRMMU's involvement in drafting sections related to the remedy and reparation of civilian victims, coupled with advocacy for human rights standards, reinforces the plan's commitment to human rights. Enhanced access to public services for residents of occupied territory In line with longstanding HRMMU advocacy, a draft law which introduces an administrative procedure for recognizing births, deaths, marriages, and divorces based on documentation issued by the occupation authorities was registered in 2023. Changing registration of civil status acts that took place in the occupied territory from judicial to administrative procedure is crucial for facilitating the exercise of various rights, including equal access to public services, for persons coming from the occupied territory. • In 2021, the Parliament of Ukraine repealed the legislation which had assigned non-resident taxpayer status to persons originating from Crimea and residents of mainland Ukraine with a Crimean address in their passport. The law had contributed to discrimination of Crimean residents from everyday banking services. Improvements in freedom of movement in Eastern Ukraine and Crimea in 2021 Parliament of Ukraine froze penalties for residents of armed-group controlled territory travelling to Government-controlled territory through the Russian Federation. • The self-proclaimed Donetsk peoples republic cancelled the requirement to have a DPR passport to cross the contact line. • The Russian Federation adopted a Resolution, which inter alia cancelled the so-called one-time crossing rule, introduced in the context of travel restrictions during the pandemic. HRMMU has been long advocating on and highlighting the negative impact of the rule on school graduates. HRMMU Reporting in 2021-23 Twelve public periodic reports on the human rights situation in Ukraine. • Six SG Reports on Crimea. • Six thematic reports: Arbitrary detention, torture, and ill-treatment; Civic Space and fundamental freedoms; The situation of human rights in Ukraine in the context of the armed attack by the Russian Federation; Killings of civilians; Treatment of POWs; Detention of civilians. • One spot report and four briefing papers. • 164 updates on conflict-related civilian casualties/protection of civilians, 44 conflict situation updates, as well as confidential early warning notes, hate speech compilations and Covid-19 updates. Result 1: The Government of Ukraine, other parties to the conflict and international community are better informed on IHRL and IHL issues, including in the conflict-affected areas and Crimea, and are enabled to appropriately address the issues of concern and respond to individual cases and patterns identified by OHCHR/HRMMU. HRMMUs extensive monitoring work served as a source for reliable and unbiased public reports and analytical assessments on human rights violations in Ukraine, informing all relevant national and international duty-bearers, decision-makers, civil society, and other stakeholders of the human rights situation in Ukraine. By providing credible, timely and thorough human rights analysis to national and international actors, HRMMU enabled them to take actions for the protection of victims. During the project UN Member States, civil society organizations, as well as UN Treaty Bodies and Special Procedures referred to the HRMMUs findings and recommendations as a basis for assisting national institutions in addressing human rights violations. A recent independent evaluation of HRMMU programme found HRMMU to fill a unique role in Ukraine and HRMMUs information to be highly relevant to Ukrainian government and to national and international security, peace, and accountability mechanisms. Evaluation interviewees confirmed that HRMMU reports are widely used by the Government and Ukrainian civil society actors to facilitate their human rights efforts. As the lead UN agency in terms of civilian casualty recording and related advocacy worldwide, OHCHR/HRMMU has played a crucial role to monitor civilian casualties and other harm in Ukraine. HRMMU has conducted this function since 2014 and has been the only international entity to continue record civilian casualties consistently throughout the full-scale invasion by the Russian Federation. By providing credible and timely monitoring, analysis and reporting on civilian casualties and damage to civilian infrastructure HRMMU provides a public record with reliable data on civilian casualties and harm. HRMMUs comprehensively disaggregated data on civilian casualties2 is relied by the international community for reliable information regarding the human cost of the conflict and is regularly quoted at the UN Security Council and the UN Human Rights Council and were used by various international actors, such as the European Council, various Governments and State agencies, the UN country team in Ukraine and international media. This demonstrates the significant impact and relevance of HRMMUs work in providing accurate and reliable information on the human cost of the conflict in Ukraine. In addition, by being present at conflict-affected communities, analysing emerging patterns and trends about the types, locations, victims, and perpetrators of violations and conducting related advocacy, HRMMU provides an early warning about the wars impact on protection of human rights and contributes to heightened awareness about the conflicts human cost, helping to shape the informed decision-making process by the relevant stakeholders. Despite the operational and security challenges posed by the Russian Federation armed attack during project implementation in February 2022, HRMMU has maintained an uninterrupted presence in affected areas and has continued to monitor and document IHRL and IHL violations resulting from the increased hostilities. OHCHR is one of the very few UN agencies in Ukraine which is able to visit areas near the front line designated as very high risk, and the only UN agency that has been cleared to do so for other purposes than providing critical life-saving humanitarian assistance. HRMMU regularly visited conflict-affected areas to document civilian casualties, assessed extent of damage to civilian infrastructure, and document instances of war crimes, conflict-related sexual violence, and other violations of IHRL and IHL. By maintaining a visible presence in conflict-affected areas through strategic placement of sub-offices and frequent missions to high-risk and very high-risk areas HRMMU was able to access the population and all levels of authority, provide a measure of international attention reminding the perpetrators of their human rights obligations, and bolster human rights protection at the local level. HRMMU presence also supported critical referrals, early warning mechanisms, and informed life-saving advocacy and programming of other UN and humanitarian actors. Its presence also allows the Mission to be accessible to rights holders in remote communities and reach out to the most marginalized parts of society to build the confidence of the local population, civil society, and human rights defenders. Based on its human rights fact-finding, monitoring, documentation, and verification activities with various stakeholders, including victims and witnesses of IHRL and IHL violations, authorities, civil society, and international partners, HRMMU published a variety of information products. In 2021-23, HRMMU issued 18 periodic and thematic reports, one flash report and four briefing papers containing concrete recommendations to stakeholders on addressing identified trends in human rights violations. HRMMU recommendations outline concrete follow-up actions to address identified concerns, prevent violations and mitigate emerging risks. In addition, the Mission produced 227 updates on topical human rights issues and 4 early warning notes, raising awareness of the human rights situation in Ukraine, facilitating factually correct information for decision-making, and guiding the design and implementation of human rights interventions of a variety of actors. To maximize outreach, many of these were made available in Ukrainian, Russian and English, presented at meetings with national stakeholders and the international community, disseminated in the regions via HRMMUs field offices, publicly presented to the press, and released in social media and on the OHCHR website.3 HRMMU also provided briefings on its findings to a wide variety of stakeholders in Ukraine and abroad. HRMMU has consistently monitored and documented human rights issues in Ukraine, with a particular focus on IHRL and IHL violations resulting from the ongoing conflict. In the project period HRMMU documented 2,288 distinct cases of human rights violations perpetrated in Ukraine (187 in 2021; 950 in 2022 and 1151 in 2023) based on 6,576 interviews (2,321 in 2021; 1,719 in 2022; 2,536 in 2023) with 3,333 women and 3,243 men. HRMMU interviewed victims, witnesses, local authorities, and other relevant actors to collect information and evidence about alleged human rights violations and identify human rights concerns. Registered cases contain verified information about the details, context, alleged violation(s), alleged perpetrator(s), the victim(s), and relevant human rights analysis, disaggregated by sex, age, geographic location and other parameters. By recording all cases of human rights violations brought to its attention in its Human Rights Database, HRMMU keeps a reliable record of human rights violations happening in Ukraine and enables analysis of trends and early warning, as well as further accountability measures. To achieve this HRMMU conducted 570 in person field trips to conflict-affected areas including very high-risk zones. Many of these monitoring missions were directed to communities near the front line, shelled areas and areas that underwent missile attacks to document civilian harm caused by the conflict, verify civilian casualties and assess extent of damage to civilian infrastructure. In addition, HRMMU made frequent visits to areas previously occupied by the Russian Federation that Ukraine had regained control over to document cases of egregious human rights violations, among others summary executions, enforced disappearances and arbitrary detention, and conflict-related sexual violence. HRMMU also made 137 visits to detention facilities and POW camps to identify issues in treatment or POWs and alleged IHL and IHRL violations. Furthermore, HRMMU visited 117 care institutions, shelters, IDP centres and hospitals and monitored 226 trials in person to strengthen respect for fair trial rights in conflict-related cases. HRMMU leveraged its experience in remote monitoring gained from reporting on the situation in occupied Crimea since 2014, as well as its unique mandate through UN General Assembly Resolution 78/221 to expand its remote monitoring of the Ukrainian territory that came under Russian occupation after its 2022-armed attack. HRMMU is the only international organization systematically reporting on the human rights situation in occupied territory. A variety of methods were utilised to monitor human rights in these inaccessible areas, including gathering first-hand information from victims and witnesses through regular visits to communities near the front line and previously occupied areas where Ukraine has regained control, establishing, and maintaining contact with residents and exiled authorities, and talking to victims and witnesses, including released POWs, who returned to Ukrainian controlled territory. To better access persons and information from the Russian[1]occupied territory HRMMU established a remote monitoring team based in Chisinau, Moldova and sent a roving team to interview persons crossing from Russia to Ukraine through the only open crossing point in Sumy region. These direct contacts were complemented by open-source monitoring in accordance with OHCHR methodology for human rights monitoring and documentation of hard-to[1]reach or inaccessible areas. As a result of these efforts, HRMMU was able to systematically cover the human rights situation in Crimea and other occupied areas in its public periodic reports. By bringing to light violations happening in territory occupied by the Russian Federation, and keeping global attention on these violations, HRMMU provides some protection against future human rights violations and creates a foundation for accountability for perpetrators and remedy for victims. Throughout the project period HRMMU persistently sought and continues to advocate for access to areas of Ukraine under the occupation by the Russian Federation, including Crimea. HRMMU functioned as the primary actor providing authoritative records of civilian casualties related to the conflict in Ukraine. HRMMU recorded and corroborated 110 civilian casualties (25 killed and 85 injured) that occurred in 2021. Between 24 February and 30 April 2024, OHCHR has verified 32,100 civilian casualties caused by the conflict, including the death of 10,946 civilians, among which were 3,217 women and 608 children and 21,154 injured civilians, including 5,062 women and 1385 children.4 Most of the civilian casualties recorded were caused by the use of explosive weapons with wide area effects, including shelling from heavy artillery, multiple launch rocket systems, missiles and air strikes. The recording of civilian casualties serves three major objectives: a) to establish a baseline for measuring the impact of hostilities on civilians to enable better protection; b) to ensure accountability for IHL and IHRL violations that resulted in civilian casualties; and c) to promote remedy and reparation for the victims. HRMMU released regular updates on civilian casualties and several ad hoc updates, including at the request of Sweden and EU Member States. Civilian casualty data collected by HRMMU helps to provide an evidentiary foundation for promotion of adequate, effective, prompt, and appropriate remedies and reparations, including reparation to civilian victims of both the Russian Federations full-scale armed attack against Ukraine and the predating 8-year conflict in the East of Ukraine. This is especially important for those injured and for the families of those killed. HRMMU also continued to follow and corroborate reports on damage to civilian objects and the effects of the destruction of civilian objects on the human rights of the Ukrainian population. Since the beginning of the armed attack by the Russian Federation on 24 February, HRMMU has documented damage to or destruction of 1144 educational facilities and 494 medical facilities. Furthermore, HRMMU has been monitoring the human rights effects of the missile, rocket, and loitering munitions strikes on critical civilian infrastructure, including energy facilities, hydroelectric power stations, and agricultural infrastructure across Ukraine by Russian armed forces during 2022-2023. These strikes have restricted civilians' access to water, electricity, heating, and essential communications for varying periods. Since the Russian Federation armed attack in 2022, HRMMU has documented a wide range of severe human rights violations, including cases of arbitrary killings, summary executions, arbitrary detentions, enforced disappearances, torture and ill-treatment, sexual violence, and forced transfers of civilians. Through systematic documentation and verification of allegations of CRSV since the beginning of the armed attack by the Russian Federation, HRMMU has documented over 270 cases of CRSV, the majority of which were perpetrated by members of Russian armed forces, law enforcement officials or penitentiary staff. The majority of new CRSV cases are perpetrated in the context of detention against both civilian detainees and POWs, with many cases amounting to torture as violence is used to obtain information, extract confessions, punish, intimidate, or humiliate the detainees. HRMMU also recorded the arbitrary detention of 1,184 civilians (1019 men, 154 women, 10 boys, and 1 girl) by Russian authorities in the occupied territory, and more than 450 cases of summary executions and lethal attacks directed against individual civilians between 24 February 2022 and end of 2023. Around 90 per cent of former civilian detainees interviewed by HRMMU informed that they had been subjected to torture or ill-treatment during detention. Since the beginning of the RF armed attack, HRMMU work on torture and ill-treatment expanded to cover the issues of treatment of prisoners of war (POW) on both sides, to closely monitor places of internment of POWs and instances of torture and ill-treatment. Through 699 interviews with POWs HRMMU monitoring has highlighted a pattern of degrading and ill-treatment of POWs held by the Russian Federation during capture, internment, and transfer. Some key issues reported during interviews with Russian POWs under the power of Ukraine on the other hand included beatings and torture during capture, no contact with relatives, application of article 110 (illegal trespassing of Ukrainian border carrying arms), and the exchange of Russian POWs who could have committed war crimes. HRMMU paid close attention to the impact of the war on civic space and monitored the physical safety of human rights defenders, civil society activists, journalists, and other media workers, highlighting security risks faced by media workers in Ukraine. The implementation of martial law, derogations from human rights treaties, military actions across Ukraine and concerns regarding national security have reduced the space for exercising fundamental freedoms, such as freedom of peaceful assembly, association, opinion and expression, and media. Human rights defenders - especially women human rights defenders as well as journalists, and media professionals continue to be targeted by attacks, threats, acts of intimidation, and hate speech with little accountability for these attacks. In areas occupied by the Russian Federation, HRMMU documented use of violence and repression and suppressing of peaceful protests, restricting of free expression, imposing strict controls over movements, as well as conducting frequent searches and invasive collection of personal data, contributing to a pervasive climate of fear. Russian armed forces used force to quash peaceful protests and assemblies, took over common means to collect, disseminate and receive information to restrict freedom of expression, and threatened, arrested, and subjected to enforced disappearance individuals expressing pro-Ukrainian views. In Crimea, very limited expression of critical views is allowed, with further restrictions put in place since the Russian Federation armed attack. HRMMU has documented, for example, multiple cases of persons prosecuted for 'discrediting RF armed forces' and human rights NGOs' websites being blocked. HRMMU has been closely monitoring the effects of the conflict on the social, economic, and cultural rights of persons and groups in vulnerable situations. HRMMU emphasized the importance of addressing the human rights situation of minorities and groups in vulnerable or marginalized situations as a cross-cutting priority. In the reporting period HRMMU continued to monitor and raise human rights concerns regarding the impact of the conflict on women, older persons, persons living in homelessness, minorities such as Roma, persons with psychosocial disabilities. Since the beginning of the armed attack against Ukraine, the Mission has identified emerging risk factors for persons with disabilities and older persons and made several recommendations to duty bearers for mitigating risks and impact of the conflict on older persons in its briefing note on this issue. HRMMU also raised concerns that the volatile security situation and other factors restrict freedom of movement to and from regions occupied by Russian armed forces or affiliated armed groups, reducing civilians' access to medical assistance, social protection, and other basic services in Ukrainian-controlled territory. HRMMU also constantly monitors the wars impact on the right of national minorities and freedom and religion and successfully led early warning action to bring attention to risk of social tensions and possible violence associated with tensions between religious communities and hate speech against minority groups. HRMMUs extensive monitoring work was reflected in reliable and unbiased public reports and analytical assessments on human rights violations in Ukraine, informing all relevant national and international duty-bearers, decision-makers, civil society, and other stakeholders of the human rights situation in Ukraine. During 2021-23 OHCHR/HRMMU issued 19 comprehensive public reports with recommendations to stakeholders and over 230 notes and updates analysing imperative human rights issues. In addition, HRMMU drafted two Secretary-Generals reports on Crimea, pursuant to General Assembly resolution 74/168. HRMMU reports increased availability of up to date and accurate information on the deteriorating human rights situation in Ukraine resulting from the Russian Federation armed attack. They also provide recommendations to the Governments of Ukraine and Russia as well as the international community to address the identified challenges. HRMMU's findings and analysis have been made widely available to ensure a coherent and prompt response to human rights violations in Ukraine. By sharing its reports with relevant national and international stakeholders and publishing its information products in multiple languages (English, Ukrainian, and Russian), HRMMU aims for wide dissemination. Periodic reports were launched with a live-streamed press statement by the Head of the Mission, translated simultaneously into Ukrainian and sign language, and followed by a launch event for civil society and representatives of embassies and international organizations. This engendered wide media coverage of international and national media, with over 8,190 international and national media articles, inclusive of large international outlets, such as Washington Post, BBC, CNN, and Reuters, referring to the Missions findings during the project period contributing to the dissemination of HRMMUs findings and heightened awareness of the conflicts human toll. Briefings on findings were regularly provided to a wide variety of stakeholders in Ukraine and abroad, including representatives of the diplomatic community in Kyiv. Additionally, HRMMU participated in relevant events and discussions to raise awareness about its findings and recommendations. As part of the project HRMMU issued 13 periodic reports and updates on the human rights situation in Ukraine, covering the human rights situation in Ukraine for the period from 1 August 2020 to 30 November 2023: - Report on the human rights situation in Ukraine, 1 August 2020 - 31 January 2021 - Update on the human rights situation in Ukraine, 1 February 30 April 2021 - Report on the human rights situation in Ukraine, 1 February - 31 July 2021 - Update on the Human Rights Situation in Ukraine, 1 August 31 October 2021 - Report on the human rights situation in Ukraine, 1 August 2021 31 January 2022 - Update on the human rights situation in Ukraine, 24 February 26 March 2022 - The situation of human rights in Ukraine in the context of the armed attack by the Russian Federation, 24 February to 15 May 2022 - Report on the human rights situation in Ukraine, 1 February to 31 July 2022 - Update on the human rights situation in Ukraine, 1 August 31 October 2022 - Report on the human rights situation in Ukraine, 1 August 2022 31 January 2023 - HRMMU update in the human rights situation in Ukraine, 1 February 30 April 2023 - Report on the human rights situation in Ukraine, 1 February 31 July 2023 - Report on the human rights situation in Ukraine, 1 August to 30 November 2023 These reports focused on topical human rights issues in Ukraine, providing credible and independent information about human rights, bringing attention to the most serious and overlooked violations, identifying trends and providing early warning and recommendations to address identified violations. They cover a range of human rights violations both in territory controlled by the Government of Ukraine and in territory of Ukraine occupied by the Russian Federation, including Crimea. Since February 2022, HRMMU/OHCHR reports have focused on violations of international humanitarian law and international human rights law that have been perpetrated during the ongoing armed attack by the Russian Federation against Ukraine and the impact of hostilities on the civilian population. Analysed topics include: conduct of hostilities and civilian casualties, impact of hostilities on civilian infrastructure, including energy infrastructure, educational and medical objects and housing, impact of the conflict on persons in situations of vulnerability, killings and summary executions of civilians and POWs, arbitrary detentions and enforced disappearances, torture and ill-treatment of civilians, conflict related sexual violence, treatment of POWs and persons hors de combat, fair trial rights in conflict-related cases, including application of the law of Ukraine on collaboration activities, restrictions on fundamental freedoms and civic space, including restrictions placed on the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, and relocation and evacuation of civilians. In addition, the reports bring to light violations specific to Russian-occupied territory, including forced transfers and filtration processes, torture and ill-treatment of civilian detainees by Russian security forces and affiliated armed groups, application of Russian legislation in occupied territory, and dismantling of fundamental rights and freedoms, including allegations of unlawful killings, arbitrary detention and enforced disappearance of representatives of local authorities, journalists, and civil society activists. The reports also analyse the human rights impact of significant developments, such as the illegal annexation of Donetsk, Kerson, Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia districts by the Russian Federation in September 2022, Russian strikes against Ukrainian energy infrastructure during winter 2022-23, and the destruction of the Kakhovska hydroelectric power plant in June 2023. Relevant issues included in 2021 reports encompass impact of the conflict in eastern Ukraine on the civilian population, including civilian casualties and damage to civilian objects and economic hardship affecting the civilian population living near the contact line, impact of Covid-19 related restrictions on people in vulnerable situations and on the freedom of movement, lack of accountability for conflict[1]related torture and ill-treatment, concerns with administration of justice in conflict-related cases, restrictions on civic space and attacks against journalists, human rights defenders, and other civil society actors, discrimination and violence targeting individuals belonging to minority groups, especially Roma, forced recruitment into armed groups in the self-proclaimed Donetsk and Luhansk peoples republics, and continued human rights and humanitarian law violations in Crimea, such as torture and ill-treatment, violations of fair trial rights, restriction of freedom peaceful assembly, and arbitrary arrest and detention. In addition to periodic reports, the Mission produced five in-depth thematic reports that include comprehensive analysis of a specific pertinent human rights issue: Detention of civilians in the context of the armed attack by the Russian Federation against Ukraine, 24 February 2022 23 May 2023 On 27 June 2023, HRMMU published a thematic report on detention of civilians in the context of the armed attack by the Russian Federation against Ukraine. The report raises concerns the use of arbitrary detention and enforced disappearances during the armed conflict in Ukraine and gives recommendations to strengthen protection of the rights to liberty and security of persons and ensure effective remedies for victims. The aim of the report is to contribute to comprehensive accountability for violations of IHL and IHRL, to ensure justice for victims, strengthen rule of law and contribute to future peace and reconciliation. The report documents 864 individual cases (763 men, 94 women and 7 boys) of arbitrary detention perpetrated by the Russian Federation between 24 February 2022 and 23 May 2023, many of which also amounted to enforced disappearances. In the cases documented by HRMMU, more than 91 per cent of civilian detainees held by the Russian Federation described subjection to torture and ill-treatment, including sexual violence. In addition, 77 civilians (72 men and 5 women) were summarily executed while arbitrarily detained by the Russian Federation. The report also raises concerns over the amendments to Ukrainian criminal code, which give Ukrainian authorities wider discretion to detain persons perceived to pose a threat to security. These amendments, combined with practices employed by Ukrainian security forces, have also resulted in an environment conducive to arbitrary detention. In addition, the law on collaboration activities adopted on 3 March 2022, which introduced criminal liability for collaborating with an aggressor State, criminalizes a wide range of conduct, potentially including conduct which can be lawfully compelled by the occupying power under IHL. The head of Mission presented the report in a news conference in Geneva. The report gained wide international visibility with over 960 media articles referring to it in multiple languages across the world. Treatment of prisoners of war and persons hors de combat in the context of the armed attack by the Russian Federation against Ukraine: 24 February 2022 23 February 2023. The report, issued 24 March 2023 and covering the period 24 February 2022 to 23 February 2023, examines international humanitarian law (IHL) and international human rights law (IHRL) violations in relation to the treatment of prisoners of war (POW) by both sides of the armed conflict. It examines POW treatment during all stages of captivity from capture through internment and repatriation, as well as IHRL and IHL concerns in relation to the criminal prosecution of POWs. The report identifies patterns of IHL and IHRL violations in relation to the treatment of POWs by Ukraine and the Russian Federation, many of which amount to gross or serious violations and may constitute war crimes. Based on interviews with 432 POWs (407 men and 25 women), the report corroborates a widespread pattern of degrading and ill-treatment of Ukrainian POWs at every stage of internment by the Russian Federation. In addition, it documents summary executions, cases of torture and ill-treatment and violations related to criminal proceedings against POWs on both sides. Through recommendations to both Ukraine and the Russian Federation, the report seeks enhanced protection for POWs and improvement of their conditions of internment, regardless of their affiliation, and for all perpetrators responsible for violations of the rights of POWs to face due accountability. The report drew attention of duty bearers and international community on the issue and established a firm base of factual information for OHCHR and other actors to base their advocacy on. The report drew both national and international media attention, with comments issued by the Ukrainian ombudsperson and Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Ukraine and international media outlets such as CNN, BBC and ABC Australia interviewing the Head of Mission about the reports findings. Killings of civilians: summary executions and attacks on individual civilians in Kyiv, Chernihiv, and Sumy regions in the context of the Russian Federations armed attack against Ukraine HRMMU thematic report on killings of civilians, released on 7 December 2022 addresses civilian killings, encompassing summary executions and attacks on individual civilians, that occurred in parts of Kyiv, Chernihiv and Sumy regions of Ukraine between 24 February and 6 April 2022.These areas were under military control of the Russian Federation during that period. The reports purpose is to contribute to victims right to truth and accountability, as well as to deter future violations of IHRL, IHL, and criminal law in the context of the ongoing international armed conflict in Ukraine. Additionally, the report advocates for enhanced efforts to bring the perpetrators to justice and to provide victims with remedy and reparations. The report describes summary executions and attacks on individual civilians in 102 villages and towns in the three regions between 24 February and 6 April 2022, resulting in the death of 441 civilians (341 men, 72 women, 20 boys and 8 girls). The acts in question were committed by Russian armed forces controlling these areas. Information available to HRMMU indicates that the total number of cases in the three regions during the reporting period is likely considerably higher. The report finds that by 31 October 2022, the parties to the conflict had made little progress in holding the direct perpetrators and their commanders to account. This highlights the need for continued monitoring, reporting, and advocacy for justice and reparations for victims of such egregious human rights violations. Civic space and fundamental freedoms in Ukraine, 1 November 2019 31 October 2021 The second thematic report on civic space, covering the period between 1 November 2019 and 31 October 2021, was launched 8 December in three languages. It analysed concerns such as freedom of opinion and expression, peaceful assembly and association, and the situation of human rights defenders across Ukraine, including in territory controlled by self-proclaimed republics and Crimea. It also offered recommendations to the government, as well as donors and development partners on how to address these issues. Recommendations from this report aim to improve the situation with civic space and fundamental freedoms, empower civil society and encourage public participation in Ukraine, with the report itself serving as early warning on human rights concerns that risk amplifying tensions and jeopardizing situation of people in Ukraine. The report was widely shared with all relevant national stakeholders, general public, media, and international community. Thematic report on Arbitrary detention, torture, and ill treatment in the context of armed conflict in eastern Ukraine, 2014-2021 OHCHR report on Arbitrary detention, torture and ill treatment in the context or armed conflict in eastern Ukraine was released on 2 July 2021. The report examines the following aspects: The scale of detention in the context of the armed conflict in eastern Ukraine by Government actors, armed groups, and other actors in the territory controlled by the self-proclaimed Donetsk peoples republic and the self-proclaimed Luhansk peoples republic from 14 April 2014 to 30 April 2021. The prevalence and patterns of conflict-related arbitrary detention, including secret and incommunicado detention. The prevalence and patterns of conflict-related torture and ill-treatment, including conflict[1]related sexual violence. Accountability for these violations, including remedy and reparation to the victims. The report also presented two emblematic case studies of conflict-related arbitrary detention, torture, and ill-treatment, one in the Kharkiv regional department of the Security Service of Ukraine and the second in the Izoliatsiia detention facility in armed group-controlled Donetsk. The report was widely shared with all relevant national stakeholders, public, media and international community. It received significant attention, being mentioned in over 50 media articles, including at least 8 by international media outlets. This widespread coverage underscored the importance of addressing human rights violations in the context of the armed conflict in eastern Ukraine and the need for accountability, remedy, and reparation for the victims. As per its mandate through General Assembly resolutions 75/192, 76/179, and 77/229, HRMMU drafted reports on the human rights situation in Crimea. In the project period HRMMU prepared three Reports of the Secretary-General on the situation of human rights in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol, Ukraine and three interim reports. The reports were presented at General Assemblys seventy-sixth, seventy-seventh and seventy-eight sessions and interim reports were presented to the Human Rights Council. Issues identified in the reports include cases of torture and ill-treatment by the Federal Security Service of the Russian Federation and other law enforcement entities, deplorable detention conditions, unjustified house searches and raids, forced conscription into Russian armed forces, as well as impunity for torture and ill-treatment, arbitrary arrests, and enforced disappearances. In addition, the reports indicate lack of fair trial guarantees, including individuals arrested being denied access to their lawyers and deliberate hindrance and harassment of lawyers who defended rights of clients in high profile cases. Crimean Tatars and, after February 2024, citizens who have expressed statements and actions in support of Ukraine or in opposition to the Russian Federation armed attack against Ukraine have especially been affected. In addition, the reports describe the imposition and retroactive application of the legal system of the Russian Federation, the imposition of Russian Federation citizenship to Crimean residents and the transfer of prisoners from Crimea to the Russian Federation against international humanitarian law. The Russian Federation also severely restricted freedom of expression, religion or belief and assembly. Additionally, the Mission produced a range of targeted information products to complement its reports and bring attention to pertinent human rights issues: Attack on Funeral Reception in Hroza This flash report analyses the 5 October 2023 attack on a café in Hroza, a village in the Kharkiv region of eastern Ukraine, which killed 59 people who had gathered following a reburial ceremony of a local member of the Ukrainian armed forces. It also contains 6 recommendations to the Russian Federation. The report was widely commended by Ukrainian Government officials, NGOs, and the international community in Kyiv. A confidential briefing note on human rights concerns in relation to the situation of Orthodox communities in Ukraine The briefing note was shared 20 June 2023 in physical copy with key partners on the issue, including the Swedish Embassy in Ukraine. Its purpose was to raise early warning on the tensions between Orthodox communities in Ukraine and provide a basis for evidence-based bilateral advocacy on the issue. Briefing paper on the Human rights situation of older persons in Ukraine in the context of the armed attack by the Russian Federation On 24 May 2023, HRMMU launched a briefing paper on older persons. The briefing paper details HRMMUs findings on the deterioration of human rights of older persons as a result of the armed attack by the Russian Federation, in particular rights to life, social security, adequate housing, and health. The paper found that the armed attack by the Russian Federation has increased vulnerability of older persons and disproportionately jeopardised their enjoyment of rights to life and security. The Mission launched the note in an online event, attended by more than 70 participants, including representatives of local authorities, humanitarian and development NGOs, civil society, and Embassies. The UN Independent Expert on older persons and two representatives of the Ministry of Social Policy gave statements at the event stressing the importance of the paper. The launch was accompanied by two video-stories and a press-release, which was picked up by CNN, the Guardian, and other media. A confidential early warning note on Hate speech and incitement to discrimination, violence, and hostility against the Ukrainian population in state-owned media in the Russian Federation. The note was shared on 21 April 2022 with the Office of the Special Adviser on the Prevention on Genocide to provide early warning on pattern of hate speech and incitement to discrimination in the context of gross violations of IHRL and serious violations of IHL. Briefing note on Human rights situation of persons with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities in Ukraine The briefing note, issued on 18 April 2022, presents the results of HRMMU monitoring, describing human rights violations and concerns affecting persons with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities in Ukraine and providing recommendations. The focus is on two major concerns affecting the rights of persons with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities: institutionalization and denial of legal capacity. The briefing note was shared with the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities to support its review of Ukraines implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities as well as with relevant government officials. Confidential briefing note on groups that promote violence On 26 November 2021HRMMU shared a confidential Briefing note on groups that promote violence with UN partners in Ukraine, individual ambassadors and (a less detailed version) with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The briefing note summarizes human rights concerns arising from the groups actions and presents recommendations how to mitigate the groups negative impact on the human rights situation in Ukraine. The note was also used to advocate for Government to dissociate itself from any groups that promote violence and to condemn their violent acts and hate speech, which would also help to remove this basis for discrediting Ukraine in disinformation campaigns and hybrid warfare. Briefing paper on the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on healthcare workers in Ukraine In continuation of the series of briefing notes on the impact of the pandemic on persons in vulnerable situations in Ukraine, HRMMU released a note on the impact of COVID-19 on healthcare workers on 6 April 2021. The note examined the impact of the pandemic and response to it on the rights of healthcare workers, of which 83 per cent are women. It looked in particular at the rights to just and favourable conditions of work, to social security and effective participation, and how their situation affects essential health services, and contained recommendations to the Government and local authorities to this end. HRMMU held an online public launch for the note, which convened 170 participants, including from regional and local authorities, NGOs, diplomats, and healthcare workers. Briefing paper on enforced disappearances in the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol, Ukraine, temporarily occupied by the Russian Federation On 31 March 2021 HRMMU released a briefing paper on enforced disappearances in Crimea. The paper provided details of all enforced disappearances documented by HRMMU since 2014 and called on the Russian Federation to provide relatives of the disappeared with effective access to information on any action taken and any progress achieved in investigations. Confidential early warning note on threats and expressions of hatred towards individuals who publicly criticized the law On supporting the functioning of the Ukrainian language as the State language On 12 February 2021 HRMMU shared this early warning communication which detailed its key concerns, including the risk of possible escalation of tensions leading to cases of violence, lack of condemnation by authorities, and offered recommendations to prevent any escalation. The note was shared with the National Police, the Ombudsperson, the Language Commissioner, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and key international partners. HRMMU has been proactive in producing regular and ad-hoc briefings and updates for both national and international stakeholders to ensure information about human rights violations in Ukraine is available and acted on. In response to the escalating conflict in Ukraine, HRMMU worked diligently to provide accurate and up-to-date information on the impact of hostilities on civilians. By issuing 164 updates on conflict-related civilian casualties, HRMMU has kept the international and local humanitarian community updated on civilian harm of the conflict and supported evidence-based decision-making. These updates, issued in English, Ukrainian and Russian, contain numbers of civilian casualties and damage to civilian infrastructure caused by the conflict, as well as analysis on causes and trends. Furthermore, HRMMU provided partners with regular human rights situation reports (44 in total) to ensure the availability of reliable information for decision-making and evidence-based guidance of humanitarian response efforts. HRMMU was the first international entity to provide a comprehensive update on the human rights situation in the country during the first month of armed conflict (issued on 26 March). Prior to the start of the armed attack, HRMMU issued bi-annual hate speech compilations and updates on the human rights impact of Covid-19 and related prevention and mitigation measures to guide the international community in addressing human rights concerns and gaps in their response efforts and in rebuilding better systems. HRMMU's findings, reports and analysis have played a vital role in advocating for improvements in the human rights of people in Ukraine. The Mission has focused on various issues such as the protection of civilians in conflict, increased accountability for grave human rights violations, effective policies against discrimination, and increased freedom of expression. HRMMUs reports and analysis provided valuable information and recommendations to stakeholders, and formed the basis for advocacy by HRMMU and other actors to support development of policies and measures that are in line with international human rights standards. HRMMU supported Government of Ukraine to address systematic human rights concerns, fulfil its human rights obligations and advance promotion of human rights in Ukraine through support to key policies and strategies. One focus aimed at continued support to the National Recovery Plan, supporting inclusion of human rights standards and implementation of human rights protection mechanisms, including providing remedy and reparation for civilian victims of the conflict, strengthening the institutional capacity of the Ombudsperson's Office, combating discrimination, protecting national minorities, and promoting human rights education. HRMMU actively contributed to relevant working groups set up to develop the plan providing advice and recommendations, drafted sections on remedy and reparation for civilian victims, and provided comments on the draft plan. HRMMUs involvement reinforced the plans commitment to human rights and integration of considerations relating to national minorities. HRMMU's advocacy efforts were also instrumental in securing the adoption of the Strategy for the Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflicts for 2023-2030. HRMMU advocated with the Coordination Headquarters on the Treatment of POWs, Ukrainian Armed Forces, National and Security Council, the Ministry of Defence, and the Parliament for the adoption of the strategy and committed to providing technical assistance in drafting its action plan. HRMMU provided advice to Ukrainian legislators and key stakeholders to help develop legislation that increasingly addresses, prevents, and reduces human rights violations, paving the way for strategies, policies and conflict-responses that consistently integrate human rights protection. HRMMU actively advocated for the improvement and adoption of the draft laws in its public reports, public debates, and through notes shared with relevant Parliamentary Committees and the Speaker of Parliament, as well as through posts published on HRMMU social media channels. Key successes include improvements in the legislation on torture, which now provides better accountability for torture and aligns with international standards. HRMMU also successfully engaged with the Ukrainian government on the rights of persons coming to Government controlled territory from occupied territories. For instance, after longstanding HRMMU advocacy, on 28 February 2023 the Cabinet of Ministers registered draft law 9069, which introduces an administrative procedure for recognizing births, deaths, marriages, and divorces based on documentation issued by the occupation authorities. The establishment of an administrative procedure to replace the previous judicial one for the registration of civil status acts that took place in the occupied territory is crucial for facilitating the exercise of various rights, including equal access to public services, for persons coming from the occupied territory. Another example is the July 2021 repeal of legislation that designated individuals from Crimea and residents of mainland Ukraine with a Crimean address in their passport as 'non-resident taxpayers.' Advocacy by HRMMU in coordination with other stakeholders led the Ukrainian Parliament to repeal this legislation, which had contributed to discriminatory exclusion of Crimean residents from the full spectrum of banking services in mainland Ukraine and had created significant obstacles for maintaining bank accounts and conducting financial transactions. The cancellation of the 'non[1]resident taxpayer' status has a significant impact on the equal access of people originating from Crimea to public services. HRMMU actively supported the work on drafting amendments to the Ukrainian Law on the Parliamentary Commissioner for Human Rights, contributing to discussions that safeguarded the independence of the Ukrainian Ombudsperson's Office and ensuring the Ombudsperson's dismissal process aligns with international standards. With such advocacy, the Mission was able to directly influence the legislative process, underscoring HRMMU's commitment to promoting accountable and rights-respecting institutions. HRMMU also provided an analytical note on the draft law on the application and compliance with provisions of international humanitarian law in Ukraine and shared it with the Ministry of Reintegration of the Temporarily Occupied Territories of Ukraine, the Parliament, and the Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine. The note contains seven specific recommendations aimed at aligning the draft law with international standards. HRMMU also shared its expertise and advice on aligning the draft law with international standards to the interagency commission on the application and compliance of humanitarian law in Ukraine. Furthermore, the Mission's analysis of law on compensation to civilians whose housing was damaged or destroyed after 24 February 2022, as well as development of the first draft position by the Mission and advocacy on this law and the by-law, culminated in its adoption by the Parliament. HRMMU conducted determined advocacy on the law on collaboration activities. Since its adoption in March 2022, HRMMU has been concerned about its vague and overly broad provisions that risks criminalising virtually all employment or business activities in occupied territory and conduct which individuals are compelled by the occupying Power to carry out and which might be essential for or benefit the normal life of the population of the occupied territory. Advocacy initiatives taken by HRMMU in 2023 include contributing to the parliamentary group tasked with drafting the law, sharing an analytical note including guidance on aligning the law with international standards with key stakeholders, including the Committee on Law Enforcement of the Parliament of Ukraine and representatives of the international community, and publishing an article highlighting critical gaps in the laws compliance with international IHL and IHRL standards and its adverse influence on social cohesion and prospects of reintegration on a prominent Ukrainian online discussion platform for criminal lawyers, JustTalk5 . In addition, HRMMU relentlessly worked to forge coalitions with international stakeholders, including Council of Europe and the EU, aiming to drive effective advocacy for reforms in the collaboration law to bring it in line with international standards. A limited success was achieved in October 2023, when a new draft law registered in the Parliament aiming to improve effectiveness of investigation and punishment of crimes against national security contained amended provisions to the law on collaboration activities. These amendments effectively address some of the issues that HRMMU had raised in its advocacy, such as narrowing the scope of prohibited commercial activities. HRMMU will continue its persistent efforts to align the rest of the provisions with international standards. Furthermore, HRMMUs consistent public engagement on the collaboration law has opened spaces for other actors to raise their concerns. In an independent evaluation of HRMMUs work in the period 2021-23, both representatives of the Government and civil society organizations highlighted that HRMMU being able to go public on sensitive issues such as collaboration has played a significant role for their ability to raise and advocate for these issues in their own work. HRMMU also had a significant role in working to revise legislation that has discriminatory provisions and does not align with international human rights standards. On 8 December 2023, the Ukrainian Parliament adopted amendments to several legislative acts concerning rights of national minorities, implementing a number of recommendations jointly advocated for by HRMMU and partners. Since the passing of law no. 8224 On the national minorities (communities) of Ukraine in November 2022, HRMMU had been concerned that the law had discriminatory elements. HRMMU prepared an in[1]depth analysis of the law, an disseminated this to key stakeholders. Throughout 2023 HRMMU built coalitions with the Council of Europe Venice Commission, the European Union, the OSCE High Commissioner on National Minorities, and relevant embassies to advocate to the Office of the President and relevant government bodies on how to bring the legislation in line with international standards. As a result of this advocacy, the Parliament adopted amendments, which improve linguistic rights of national minorities in the fields of education (both secondary and tertiary), advertising, distribution of election campaign materials, holding public or artistic events in minority language, bookstores and publishing, and media. Although a positive development, concerns remain with the new laws differential treatment between national minorities speaking an official language of the EU and national minorities, whose languages are not official languages of the EU. HRMMU also played a role in 2021 in the withdrawal of the law on Ombudsperson that provided for grounds of dismissal incompatible with the Paris Principles as well as a draft law on transitional justice, whose definition and approach on transitional justice did not correspond to UN standards, and which was not victim[1]oriented or gender-sensitive HRMMU had a pivotal role in changing national authorities understanding of rights of persons with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities. In June 2023, the Ministry of Social Policy updated the official Ukrainian translation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) to incorporate the right to recognition of legal agency. The previous translation excluded this crucial provision, stripping away the legal agency of individuals with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities. The change to align the translation with the original text is a crucial first step to the reform of Ukrainian legislation on legal capacity thereby promoting persons with intellectual and psychosocial disabilities access to their full set of rights and entitlements associated with participation in the life of society. HRMMU drove this change by translating into Ukrainian CRDPs General Comment 1 on article 12, which centres on equal recognition before the law in 2021. HRMMU translation, along with a note on terminology elucidating the legal lexicon and the discrepancies with the Convention's official translation was disseminated to key stakeholders, including the Ministry of Social Policy, the Ombudsperson, the Ministry of Healthcare, Parliament, the Working Group on Reform of Civil Legislation, and various NGOs. HRMMU also engaged government officials and NGOs in discussions on the issue by organizing a webinar6 and by having direct meetings with the Ministry of Social Policy, the Supreme Court, and NGOs. These discussions were geared towards understanding and strategizing the implementation of the CRPD. Additionally, HRMMU provided insights into an actionable roadmap for the Convention's roll-out. Further emphasizing the issue's significance, HRMMU incorporated recommendations in the "Briefing Note on the Human Rights Situation of Persons with Intellectual and Psychosocial Disabilities," published in April 2022. In the beginning of the armed attack by Russia on February 24th, HRMMU provided assistance to national stakeholders engaged in the protection of persons with disabilities. This included collecting and sharing information on violations of the rights of persons with disabilities during emergency situations with national authorities, civil society, and international stakeholders, as well as making referrals. HRMMU met with government representatives, including the Government Commissioner on Rights of Persons with Disabilities, and representatives of the Ministry of Social Policy to discuss issues affecting persons with disabilities and older persons in the context of mandatory evacuations and access to healthcare, social protection, and housing. In May 2022, HRMMU attended a workshop on the protection and accommodation of persons with disabilities and older persons affected by the armed attack in Ukraine. The workshop was a joint initiative of the UN Independent Expert on the enjoyment of all human rights by older persons and the UN Special Rapporteur on the rights of persons with disabilities. Participants, including representatives of both mandate holders, the Special Representative on IDP rights, and representatives of international and Ukrainian NGOs, discussed the adequacy of law and practice in place to protect these groups from hostilities and how these populations are treated, accommodated, and received in neighbouring and third countries. Before the Russian Federation armed attack in February 2022, HRMMU successfully advocated for improvements in freedom of movement across the contact line and administrative boundary line. On June 29, 2021, following HRMMU's advocacy, the Ukrainian Parliament temporarily suspended penalties for residents of armed-group-controlled territory (AGCT) traveling to government-controlled territory (GCT) through the Russian Federation. Due to the closure of several entry-exit crossing points and severe restrictions imposed by armed groups during quarantine, the only way for civilians to get to government-controlled territory was through territory of the Russian Federation. However, crossing the state border in areas not controlled by the government violates Ukrainian laws. The new draft law adopted by the Parliament lifted administrative liability, including fines, for violating this rule during the quarantine period or when entry-exit crossing points are closed, but only if civilians choose this way of traveling on certain humanitarian grounds. This has helped to alleviate the financial burden on civilians, especially since the majority of AGCT residents crossing the border are older women pensioners with low incomes. Additionally, the average time a pensioner spends in queues decreased from 13 hours to nine hours, as border guards spent less time drafting fine documentation. Through advocacy with judicial authorities and letters to courts HRMMU was able to improve remote access of observers, journalists, and human rights defenders to trials amidst Covid-19 pandemic. In April 2021, the High Court of Justice issued its unified recommendations for courts on safe operations during the quarantine. As a result of HRMMU advocacy these recommendations included broadcasting of court hearings that carry a significant public interest and provisions to allow journalists to attend court hearings when courtrooms allow for safe distancing. Furthermore in 11 occasions various courts livestreamed hearings after HRMMU direct request, which was praised by human rights defenders who were able to conduct remote monitoring. The High Court of Justice recommendations also incorporated HRMMU advise on the right to a trial without undue delay, including that courts should postpone hearings only in exceptional situations, where means to ensure the safety of parties to the proceedings, including video hearings are not available. The inclusion of these measures improved defendants access to a public trial and helped to fight impunity and corruption in judicial proceedings. This work was further acknowledged in 2023, when the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court commended the Missions analysis on fair trial concerns of in absentia proceedings and assured the Missions recommendations continue to be considered. The Chief Justice noted the importance of HRMMUs continuous monitoring and documenting human rights violations and identifying gaps in national practices. HRMMU worked closely with the Ombudsperson's office, raising issues, coordinating advocacy, and referring cases, and building the Ombudsperson's office's capacity to respond to human rights violations. For example, in the autumn of 2021, HRMMU conducted three trainings for the personnel of the Ombudsperson's office together with UNDP. The aim of the trainings was to increase the capacity of the national human rights institution to interact with UN human rights treaty bodies, to use the findings of UN human rights mechanisms in their advocacy efforts, and to issue recommendations to the authorities to improve the human rights situation in Ukraine. HRMMU stressed the importance of applying a human rights-based approach and incorporating a gender perspective when elaborating reports to human rights mechanisms. HRMMU trained the Ombudsperson's personnel on ways to include a gender perspective in the initial stages of data collection, assessing the specific impact on women, men, boys, girls, and groups in vulnerable situations, and how to include gender in its submissions to human rights mechanisms. HRMMU also worked to ensure the Ombudsperson's office's independence by advocating for changes in provisions that provided for grounds for dismissal of the Ombudsperson incompatible with the Paris Principles in the amendments to the law on Ombudsperson. HRMMU expressed concerns about the abidance of a number of provisions of the draft law in a public roundtable on the law. The controversial draft law was withdrawn in February 2021. In November, the Ombudsperson confirmed in her letter that the controversial draft law No. 3312 was withdrawn due to joint efforts of civil society and international partners, including HRMMU. HRMMU advocacy and technical cooperation was essential for promotion of an inclusive society and prevention of discrimination and hate speech. Following long-standing HRMMU advocacy and UNCT engagement, the Government of Ukraine adopted a National Roma Strategy in July 2021. Subsequently, HRMMU led coordination of UNCT inputs for the Roma Strategy Action Plan. The majority of UNCT recommendations, such as the importance of collecting disaggregated data, launching an information campaign to encourage the Roma population to participate in the upcoming census, the need for capacity building of government authorities on non-discrimination, and the need for a state-wide awareness-raising campaign promoting Roma rights were included in the final draft of the Action Plan. In addition, UNCT recommendations on data collection were taken on board by the State Statistical Service. HRMMU's consistent advocacy for the official condemnation of hate speech incidents and the investigation of related criminal acts also contributed to the prevention of hate crimes. In several cases, hate crimes and violence were prevented due to HRMMU advocacy and timely preventive actions, including sharing concerns with the Ministry of Interior, National Police, and the Office of the Ombudsperson. For example, violence and escalation were prevented in Irpin following protests and hate speech inciting violence against the local Roma community. In addition, as a result of continuous and consistent joint advocacy by HRMMU, diplomatic corps, and civil society, HRMMU saw the progressive improvement of policing of peaceful LGBTI assemblies in big cities in Ukraine before the full-scale invasion. HRMMU also built the capacity of the Ombudsperson's Office to monitor hate speech incidents and strengthened calls for investigation and prosecution, increasing the Office's public reaction to such incidents. Before the Russian Federation full-scale invasion, HRMMU was able to continue conducting in person interviews, field trips and advocacy interventions in armed group-controlled territory (AGCT) despite Covid-19 related restrictions placed by the de facto authorities. In 2021, operations in AGCT Luhansk were particularly restricted due to the registration requirements enforced by the de facto authorities. Nonetheless, HRMMU conducted over 251 interviews (164 with women, 86 with men) and documented cases of enforced disappearances, arbitrary arrests and detentions, and restrictions on freedom of movement. Based on this monitoring, HRMMU actively advocated with the armed groups on individual cases through written interventions, field visits, trial observations, meetings with actors under threat, interviews with former prisoners, and interventions with international organizations and NGOs for protection and referrals for humanitarian assistance. HRMMU held several meetings (both in person and remotely) with senior representatives of self[1]proclaimed republics to discuss the protection and promotion of human rights in armed group[1]controlled territory, including freedom of movement across the contact line in the context of Covid[1]19. Thanks to HRMMUs robust advocacy, confidential access to detainees in the armed group[1]controlled territory was granted for the first time in an extended period. On August 5th, 2021, the Head of HRMMU met with four persons detained in the context of the conflict in territory controlled by the self-proclaimed Luhansk Peoples Republic. The head of HRMMU also met with civilians injured because of hostilities in Berezivske, Holubivske, and Donetskyi, and visited Zolote to examine the damage to civilian infrastructure. The visit had potential to pave the way for similar access by other stakeholders, such as ICRC and other UN agencies, and to lead to concrete exchanges of information on the situation of individuals in custody in territory controlled by self-proclaimed republics and on general human rights concerns in the areas under their control. HRMMU, together with national and international partners, was able to successfully advocate for the self-proclaimed Donetsk Peoples Republic to cancel the requirement for a DPR passport to cross the contact line. This requirement was affecting 14-18-year-old children from AGCT who wished to study in Government-controlled territory (GCT). Each year, an average of 1,600 children from AGCT entered GCT universities, and the DPR passport restrictions significantly affected their ability to do so. Advocacy with the self-proclaimed republics focused on access to conflict-related detainees, conditions of detention, and arbitrary detention in individual cases. For instance, the Head of HRMMU met with the chairperson of the DPR humanitarian committee, to discuss access to places of detention to conduct interviews with detainees and the possibility of conducting field visits far from the contact line to corroborate civilian casualties and shelling of civilian infrastructure that have occurred in the past. HRMMU also sent seven advocacy letters in 2021 to DPR ombudsperson Ms. Daria Morozova regarding cases of arbitrary and incommunicado detention and inadequate medical care for detainees. Additionally, HRMMU met with Ms. Morozova on several occasions to discuss the human rights situation on the ground, follow-up on recent cases of human rights violations, freedom of movement across the contact line, HRMMUs access to places of detention, and the missing person mechanism. HRMMU also held advocacy with Ms. Olga Kobtseva, the representative of the LPR in Minsk talks, on two occasions. The first meeting was to hand over copies of the report on the impact of COVID-19 on human rights in Ukraine, and the second was to discuss issues related to HRMMU's access to detainees, transfer of pre-conflict prisoners, and freedom of movement for civilians. The full-scale armed attack in February 2022 created further operational, access and safety challenges to the Mission's work in areas that are or have been under military control of the Russian Federation or affiliated armed groups. Since the Russian Federation armed attack, HRMMU is the only international organization systematically reporting on the human rights situation in occupied territory. HRMMU built on its extensive long-term experience on monitoring the situation in Crimea to expand its remote monitoring of the territory occupied since February 2022. The Mission continued to monitor these areas through remote interviews, interviews with persons who had left these areas for the Ukrainian-controlled territory and exchanged prisoners of war, and field trips when possible. To increase the reach of its monitoring, HRMMU established a dedicated remote monitoring team focused on documenting human rights violations in occupied territory and a roving presence in Sumy to meet with people newly arriving from the occupied territories. In addition, HRMMU actively reached out through humanitarian hubs and civil society organizations. By conducting interviews with recently released servicepersons, HRMMU was able to corroborate a pattern of ill-treatment and degrading treatment of Ukrainian prisoners of war at every stage of internment by the servicemembers of the Russian Federation and affiliated armed groups. Similarly, HRMMU was able to bring to light that around 90 percent of civilian detainees held by the Russian Federation were subjected to torture or ill-treatment by interviewing released civilian detainees. Additionally, some Ukraine armed forces servicemembers interned in Donetsk provided testimony of torture and ill-treatment during interrogations to force them to confess, lack of access to legal counsel of their own choosing, and trial by visibly biased judges. Through its monitoring activities HRMMU was able to conduct 2,319 interviews (1,235 men and 1,084 women) in 2022-23 with sources who had direct knowledge of the human rights situation in occupied territory, including victims and witnesses of human rights violations. These interviews shed light on the scope of civilian suffering and patterns of IHRL and IHL violations in occupied territory. Identified issues include a pervasive climate of fear created through widespread violence and repression, which includes killings, torture and ill-treatment, sexual violence, enforced disappearances, arbitrary detentions, intimidation, suppression of peaceful protests, restricting free expression, imposing strict controls over movements, and conducting frequent searches and invasive collection of persona data. In addition, HRMMU found widespread subversion of Ukrainian systems of governance, administration, justice, and education and the imposition of Russian systems and legal frameworks, against IHL provisions regarding occupied territory. Additionally, Russian authorities carried out deliberate efforts to suppress expressions of Ukrainian cultural identity. These findings were elaborated in a specific report on human rights in occupied territory, published in March 2024. In addition, HRMMU included information about violations in occupied territory to all its periodic reports. By documenting and publicly reporting on these violations HRMMU paid a vital role in bringing these trends into the public attention, enabling international advocacy for actions to improve the situation. In addition, analysis of the situation in occupied territories by an independent, impartial organization feeds into Ukraines development of and implementation of victim-led transitional justice policies, contributing to these policies recognizing the context under which people made decisions and helping to restore their rights and reintegrate them. This will be important for social cohesion, transitional justice, and recovery. HRMMUs record of human rights violations is also extremely important for future accountability mechanisms, helping international courts with concurrent analysis of human rights trends, supporting victims clams to compensation mechanisms, and contributing to holding some individuals accountable for egregious offences. Another key component of the HRMMUs work was repeated advocacy on physical access to victims and witnesses of IHRL and IHL violations in territory controlled by Russian armed forces. In 2022, HRMMU continued to advocate with Russian-affiliated armed groups in Donetsk and Luhansk for respect for international humanitarian law and human rights law. For instance, in June, the Head of Mission held online meetings with the so-called ombudspersons of the self-proclaimed Donetsk Peoples Republic and Luhansk Peoples Republic discussing HRMMU's operations in territory controlled by self-proclaimed republics, including HRMMUs access to prisoners of war and conflict[1]related detainees and to places of recent intense hostilities such as Mariupol. The Head of Mission also raised concerns about several individual cases, including the death sentence against three servicepersons of the Ukrainian armed forces in Donetsk and OSCE staff detained in Donetsk and Luhansk. In July 2022, the Head of Mission held meetings with the 'ombudsperson' of the self[1]proclaimed Luhansk Peoples Republic, discussing a proposed mission to Luhansk and following up on several individual cases. As a result of this advocacy, the Mission was granted access to visit 12 Ukrainian prisoners of war in Luhansk pre-trial facilities in August. Although the Mission was not able to conduct confidential interviews, it was able to talk to prisoners of war and verify that they were alive. HRMMU diligently requested and will continue to advocate for access of HRMMU international monitors to the territory of Ukraine currently occupied by the Russian Federation and within the Russian Federation on cases relevant to its mandate. All necessary information (documented cases, reports) and recommendations have and will be shared with the Russian Federation. HRMMU sent 15 advocacy letters to actors in Luhansk and Donetsk, raising concerns over arbitrary detention, enforced disappearances, and observance of rights during the detention of civilians, as well as access to Ukrainian POWs held in territory under their control. Additionally, on May 7th, 2022, HRMMU sent a letter to the Ombudsperson for Children of the Russian Federation, Ms. Mariia Lvova-Belova, requesting that she facilitate the release of an underage son of a public official from Zaporizhzhia, who had been subjected to enforced disappearance. In the letter, HRMMU asked to facilitate the victim's release and safe passage to his parents. After HRMMU's advocacy letter on repatriation, a pregnant prisoner of war was included in a prisoner of war exchange and delivered a healthy baby soon after returning to the government-controlled territory. In another case, a relative of a victim of enforced disappearance was informed of the pre-trial detention of the victim by an LPR investigator, who explicitly referred to an HRMMU letter on the issue. HRMMU led advocacy with the ombudsperson of the self-proclaimed Donetsk Peoples Republic, condemning the death sentence against three Ukrainian servicepersons accused of being mercenaries and asked her to ensure the protection of their rights. HRMMU is concerned that, in the absence of effective fair trial guarantees, mercenary charges may have served as a pretext to strip the individuals of their status as prisoners of war. HRMMU sent an advocacy letter on the subject to the ombudsperson of the Donetsk Peoples Republic. On August 23rd, 2022, OHCHR released a press briefing note, which HRMMU initiated and prepared, raising concerns over the upcoming trial of Ukrainian prisoners of war by Russian-affiliated groups, labelled as an international tribunal. HRMMU also shared the press briefing note on its social media pages. Additionally, HRMMU contributed to preparing an urgent appeal from the Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary, or arbitrary executions and the Working Group on the use of mercenaries regarding the death sentences of the three foreign servicemembers sentenced in Donetsk. HRMMU also attempted to monitor the final hearing but was denied access to the courtroom. Result 2 Human rights concerns arising from the conflict are reflected in the plans, programs and/or activities of UN agencies and are taken up by relevant international actors in a timely manner. HRMMUs extensive monitoring work and public reports and analytical assessments on human rights violations in Ukraine informed all relevant national and international duty-bearers, decision-makers, civil society, and other stakeholders of the human rights situation in Ukraine. By providing credible, timely, and thorough human rights analysis to national and international actors, HRMMU enabled them to take actions for the protection of victims. UN Member States, civil society organizations, as well as UN Treaty Bodies and Special Procedures referred to the HRMMUs findings and recommendations as a basis for assisting national institutions in addressing human rights violations. HRMMU findings provided early warning, raised protection issues for the attention of the humanitarian community, fed into bilateral and multilateral discussions between various interlocutors, and informed and shaped the design of humanitarian and recovery responses by both national and international stakeholders. To illustrate the relevance of the Missions work to international peace and security mechanisms, information collected and analysed by the Mission has been used at the UN Security Council at least 23 times between February 2022 and December 2023. HRMMUs information has also been a crucial tool for the UN and the international community to advocate for better respect, protection, and fulfilment of human rights by the sides of the international armed conflict and has been debated at the UN Human Rights Council 12 times in the reporting period. HRMMU's reports also contributed to achieving justice and increasing accountability as HRMMU findings were explicitly referred to in several judgments of the European Court of Human Rights and the International Court of Justice. By facilitating in-depth information about the human rights situation in Ukraine to UN and other humanitarian actors in Ukraine, HRMMU improved their ability to facilitate promotion of human rights, protection of civilians and responses to IHRL and IHL violations. Since the Russian Federation armed attack, HRMMU's information has been crucial in informing UN agencies on the human rights situation in the worst-affected areas and supporting evidence-based responses and decision-making. HRMMU analysis provided humanitarian and development actors with information for enhanced shaping of evidence-based policies, assistance programs and response mechanisms and helped them direct their assistance to beneficiaries in a more precise manner. A key part of the engagement was supporting these actors to adopt human rights sensitive approaches into humanitarian response and conflict cycle management. Essential part of this was advice on inclusion of persons in situations of vulnerability, including persons with disabilities and older persons, and strengthening integration of gender perspectives. HRMMU mainstreamed human rights across UN organizations in Ukraine by coordinating the efforts of the Human Rights Working group. Through the working group HRMMU coordinated inputs to treaty bodies and the analysis of draft laws, drove UNCT initiatives in gender mainstreaming, led UNCT work on hate speech and Roma rights, and ensured the inclusion of human rights concerns and a human rights-based approach in UNCT policy papers and strategic responses. Additionally, HRMMU provided early warning and engaged UNCT in prevention activities in relation to tensions between Orthodox communities in Ukraine and hate speech inciting to violence against the Roma and LGBTI communities. HRMMU also played a pivotal role in activating the Working Group within Ukraine's informal Monitoring and Reporting Mechanism on Children and Armed Conflict in 2022. Furthermore, HRMMU actively participated in the humanitarian cluster system feeding human rights information to the humanitarian response, facilitating cross-fertilization of the UN's strategic responses to human rights violations in Ukraine. HRMMU achieved this by providing substantial contribution to shaping strategic documents and response mechanisms and their implementation for the UN Country Team and the Humanitarian Country Team, including the Partnership Frameworks between the Government of Ukraine and the UN for 2018-2022 and 2025-2030, and the Transitional Framework, developed in 2022 to structure UN-Ukraine cooperation and align the UN response to the ongoing war, complementing and reinforcing humanitarian and peacebuilding efforts. HRMMU inputs ensured that all these crucial frameworks that set the priorities for and guide UN engagement in Ukraine integrated a human rights-based approach and consider the needs of women, as well as persons and groups in most vulnerable situations. OHCHRs expertise helped UNCT to strategically support the Government and civil society to advance the human rights and rule of law agenda and to protect vulnerable groups and individuals from being left behind. HRMMU findings, and especially protection analysis, such as civilian casualties numbers, were also crucial to inform the Humanitarian Needs Overviews and Humanitarian Response Plans guiding the humanitarian response. HRMMU analysis was employed to monitor and control implementation of joint rapid response action to address disruption of basic services in the conflict[1]affected areas, together with OCHA, IOM, UNHCR, UNICEF and WHO. Moreover, after February 2022, HRMMU engaged with key recovery mechanisms to advise on a human-rights based approach, including assessments such as the World Bank Rapid Damage and Needs Assessment, as well as sharing information to inform the World Banks 5-year strategy in Ukraine. HRMMU also initiated a UN Human Rights Due Diligence Policy Risk Assessment in Ukraine and its update after the full-scale armed attack. HRMMU also provided daily inputs to the United Nations Operations and Crisis Centre (UNOCC), which enabled the wide dissemination of human rights information at the highest level of the UN system for further centralized decision making, as well as collective, humanitarian and political action. Owing to HRMMUs consistent and thorough documentation of civilian casualties, international and national actors, seeking to understand the human cost of the ongoing international armed conflict regularly referred to HRMMUs civilian casualty data. OHCHR/HRMMU documented figures are used as a primary point of reference that reflects the UN position on conflict-related civilian casualties (killed and injured), thus shaping programmes run by the entire UN family in Ukraine in response to civilian casualties. HRMMU fed into the work of all UN agencies in Ukraine through its public reports as well as daily, weekly, monthly, and ad hoc reports on the human rights situation in Ukraine. HRMMUs monitoring and documentation of human rights violations, formulation of relevant recommendations as well as provision of legal advice and referral of cases allowed for identification of gaps and concerns and helped guide humanitarian and recovery interventions. HRMMU also remained a critical element of the UN presence in Ukraine, maintaining a continuous presence in conflict-affected areas and a capacity to remotely produce information about territory occupied by the Russian Federation. HRMMU provided relevant humanitarian actors with regular evidence-based data on protection of civilians, including civilian casualty figures, and periodic public reports and regular updates on the human rights situation in Ukraine and emerging risks across the front line, based on its monitoring activities. HRMMUs work was instrumental in shaping strategic response mechanisms in Ukraine including the implementation of the Partnership Framework between the Government of Ukraine and the United Nations for 2018-2022, to which HRMMU had contributed the human rights component. In 2021, HRMMU continued to co-lead Pillar 3 (Democratic governance, rule of law and civic participation) helping to steer and implement all UN activities under this pillar. HRMMU has also actively participated in the management of Pillar 4 (Human security, social cohesion and recovery with a particular focus on Eastern Ukraine). After the Russian Federation armed attack in 2022, HRMMU participated in the development of the UN Country Team Transitional Framework for Ukraine 2022- 2023. This framework aimed to align the UN response to the ongoing war, complementing and reinforcing humanitarian and peacebuilding efforts. It served as a rapid joint UN response guidance to the changed operational framework in Ukraine and a transition Strategy to bridge with the new Partnership Framework between the Government of Ukraine and the United Nations for 2025-2029, that the Mission contributed to develop throughout 2023 and 2024. Through contributing inputs throughout the drafting process HRMMU ensured that human rights and rule of law considerations were maintained as one of the central focuses of action, and that gender issues and minority rights were incorporated in the overall framework. HRMMU also developed and is implementing a Human Rights Due Diligence Policy for the UNCT. Furthermore, HRMMU was a crucial source of information for the Ukraine Humanitarian Response Plan every year between 2021 and 2023, helping to shape humanitarian responses and ensure a human rights-based approach. After the start of the armed attack, HRMMU's findings on the civilian harm caused by the conflict, including civilian casualty numbers, were used as a key source of information for managing Ukraine's Humanitarian Response Plan and individual responses to the conflict. HRMMU provided guidance on protection of civilians in armed conflict to all UN agencies in Ukraine, integrating these concerns into joint documents, such as the Humanitarian Country Team Protection Strategy. HRMMU analysis was also used to monitor and control the implementation of joint rapid response actions to address disruptions of basic services in conflict-affected areas, in collaboration with OCHA, IOM, UNHCR, UNICEF, and WHO. HRMMU has also helped establish referral pathways, ensuring that cases in need of humanitarian or legal support are referred to relevant national and international partners. HRMMU maintained cooperation with other UN agencies through participation in meetings of the UN Country Team, Humanitarian Country Team (HCT), HCT Protection Strategy Working Group, Gender Theme Group, Protection Cluster, and gender-based violence sub-cluster at the national and local levels. Through these platforms, HRMMU presented its findings, concerns, and recommendations, and provided expert advice. As part of its efforts to support human rights and gender-sensitive protection recommendations, HRMMU led the UNCT's Human Rights Working Group. Through the working group, HRMMU coordinated comments on draft laws and inputs to treaty body reviews. By coordinating the filing of such submissions, HRMMU promoted a unified UNCT approach and ensured that major human rights issues affecting Ukraine were brought to the attention of treaty bodies and other UN human rights mechanisms. HRMMU remained one of the key members of the HCT Protection Strategy Working Group (PSWG). As part of the PSWG, HRMMU helped identify priority areas for joint advocacy, coordinated joint efforts on the protection of civilians, and co-led and participated in joint actions on other priority issues. Additionally, HRMMU continued to be an active member of the Housing, Land, and Property Technical Working Groups (HLP TWG), where it advocated for the establishment of a restitution and compensation policy by the government for the civilian population whose houses, land, and property have been damaged due to the conflict. The Mission's involvement in formulating a revised UN Country Team Action Plan against sexual exploitation and abuse and its contribution to the Protection cluster underscored its commitment to human rights mainstreaming in humanitarian response activities. Essential part of HRMMUs commitment was to advice on inclusion of persons in situations of vulnerability, including persons with disabilities and older persons, and strengthening integration of gender perspectives. HRMMU led UNCT work on minority rights, coordinating inputs to the Roma Strategy Action Plan, which was adopted in July 2021 following months of HRMMU advocacy with UNCT engagement. The strategy includes numerous UNCT recommendations, such as the importance of collecting disaggregated data, and the need for capacity building of government authorities on non[1]discrimination and promoting Roma rights. Throughout the reporting period HRMMU coordinated UNCT inputs on the content and structure of the draft law on national minorities and represented the UNCT in a parliamentary working group on the elaboration of a new draft law. HRMMU advocated for the adoption of the draft law with the Head of the Parliament Committee on Law Enforcement, noting that it contains positive provisions that could bring Ukrainian legislation on preventing and combating hate crimes and hate speech in line with international human rights standards. Before the full-scale armed attack, HRMMU jointly advocated with the UNCT and relevant authorities for the adoption of necessary actions to prevent incidents of hate speech from escalating into violence and hate crimes. HRMMU also provided the resident coordinator with a confidential briefing note on groups promoting violence in Ukraine, which offered recommendations on reducing the negative impact of such groups on civic space in Ukraine. In 2021, HRMMU contributed to UNCT policy papers on social protection, Roma, persons with disabilities, gender-based violence, climate change, and the UNCT leave no one behind report to ensure that they included human rights concerns. In these contributions, HRMMU highlighted issues such as the safety and security of human rights defenders, the participation of civil society, the inclusion of domestic violence survivors in armed group-controlled territory and ensuring the inclusion of all relevant groups in vulnerable situations. In 2022, HRMMU also supported the World Bank in Ukraine by sharing evidence-based information gathered by HRMMU on obstacles to housing and utility subsidies for households living in vulnerability. The objective was to inform the World Bank's five-year strategy for partnerships in Ukraine, with the potential for a more fundamental strategic spill-over of OHCHR work through heavier international financial institutions. HRMMU provided early warning information to the UNCT, the international community, and local authorities, and led early warning advocacy interventions. In multiple cases in 2021, HRMMU early warning on hate speech that incited into violence allowed for a coordinated response that prevented escalation into hate crimes and violence. In 2023, HRMMU early warning and preventative action through the UNCT contributed to the lack of serious incidents and violence despite high social tensions around Ukrainian Orthodox Church. HRMMU raising early warning was followed prompt inter-agency reaction, including joint action between HRMMU, the Resident Coordinator, the Ombudsperson, and key embassies, ultimately contributing to national authorities refraining from actions that could lead to violence. In addition to advising UN Country Team on addressing critical human rights concerns, and raising early warning in country, HRMMU continued to submit regular reports that fed into the UN's global early warning mechanism and provided recommendations on necessary follow-up actions to address concerns, prevent violations, and mitigate emerging risks. HRMMU worked in close coordination with UN human rights mechanisms to both feed into their work and advocate for the implementation of their recommendations. HRMMU coordinated joint UNCT submissions to charter-based and treaty-based UN bodies. In the project period, HRMMU coordinated UNCT inputs to the Human Rights Committee, the Committee on the Rights of the Child, Committee on Enforced Disappearances, Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women. These submissions highlighted applicable human rights issues in Ukraine, some of which include the lack of accountability and impunity for conflict[1]related crimes committed by government officials, legislative and procedural gaps in addressing conflict-related sexual violence, gaps in ensuring remedy and reparations to the conflict-affected population, concerns with administration of justice, need to include crimes against humanity into national legislation and bring the provisions on genocide and war crimes in line with international standards and the impact of the conflict on persons with disabilities and children in vulnerable situations, including children with disabilities, internally displaced, asylum-seeking and refugee children and children deprived of a family environment. These submissions informed the Committees concluding observations, which often reflected UNCTs findings. HRMMU continued to ensure that the UN Special Rapporteurs and Procedures had access to up-to[1]date and relevant information on the human rights situation in Ukraine, especially in the context of the deteriorating situation after the RF armed attack against Ukraine. Through its support, HRMMU assisted these human rights mechanisms to develop relevant capacity-building and technical expertise for the benefit of Ukrainian authorities, and to support their compliance with human rights standards and best practices. To illustrate, HRMMU collaborated with the Special Rapporteur on Torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment on multiple points during the project. In 2021, HRMMU sent the Special Rapporteur a note analysing the decision of the Cabinet of Ministers and the Ministry of Justice to introduce a system whereby detainees can pay for higher quality cells in pre-trial detention facilities. Based on information compiled by HRMMU, the Special Rapporteur sent a communication to the Government of Ukraine regarding concerns over the equal access of detainees to adequate accommodation and alleged discrimination. The decision was later reversed. In 2023, HRMMU collaborated with the Special Rapporteur regarding her visit to Ukraine. HRMMU supported the Special Rapporteur with substantive expertise and information about the latest trends in Ukraine, as well as supporting her in identifying and reaching relevant interlocutors. HRMMU also collaborated with the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of expression and opinion regarding the decision of the Government of Ukraine to close down three opposition TV channels. HRMMU shared an analysis of the decision with the Special Rapporteur, who issued a communication addressed to the Government of Ukraine on this issue. Moreover, HRMMU shared its findings of the conflicts impact on human rights in Ukraine with Special Procedures offices on arbitrary detention, enforced or involuntary disappearances, internally displaced persons, adequate housing, LGBTI rights, and older persons. HRMMU played an instrumental role in advocating for collaboration between the office of the Special Representative of the Secretary General for Children and Armed Conflict, UNICEF in Ukraine, and the UNCT on children in armed conflict. In March 2022, HRMMU briefed the office of the Special Representative on its methodology and shared information on the number of children affected by the hostilities in Ukraine. HRMMU also provided details on various grave violations against children, including killing, maiming, recruitment, use in conflict, sexual violence, attacks on schools and hospitals, abductions, and denial of humanitarian access. The Mission agreed to regularly share concise information on these grave violations with the office of the Special Representative through the UN Resident Coordinator. Additionally, on 30 March 2022, HRMMU submitted a joint United Nations Country Team submission to the Special Representative on the six grave violations against children in times of war. In its submission, which covered the period from 24 February to 28 March, HRMMU provided a detailed overview of the documented violations against children since the start of the armed attack. HRMMU also contributed inputs to the Global Horizontal Notes on Children and Armed Conflict, and the Secretary-Generals annual report on children and armed conflict and participated in a Technical Support team to the Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict, as part of a coordinated mechanism for reporting on Children in armed conflict. HRMMU also conducted regular bilateral and multilateral briefings for the international community, such as the Swedish Embassy and EU Delegation, regarding the human rights situation in the country. By sharing its findings and analysis, the Mission aimed to advocate for a coherent and prompt response to emerging human rights violations and enable joint advocacy on the most pressing human rights issues in Ukraine. Before February 2022, HRMMUs information also instructed other actors on the ground, including the Trilateral Contact Group, OSCE's Special Monitoring Mission in Ukraine, and other political instruments and actors, on developments in the conflict zone in eastern Ukraine, such as hostilities, civilian casualties, conflict-related detentions, simultaneous releases under the Minsk agreements, and interactions with de facto authorities. The information, findings, analysis, and recommendations produced by OHCHR/HRMMU were shared with a wide group of national stakeholders and the international community. Such action helped to inform and shape responses in addressing human rights violations as well as the humanitarian responses to the conflict. Based on its monitoring and reporting work, HRMMU also provided information to high-level international fora, including the UN Security Council. HRMMU regularly provided information to USG briefs to the Security Council, and HRMMU information informed discussion at the Security Council at least 23 times between 24 February 2022 and end of December 2023. In one illustrative instance, on 5 May 2022, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Michelle Bachelet, delivered a statement to the Security Council, highlighting the Missions information on civilian casualties and findings on summary executions, arbitrary detentions, enforced disappearances, torture and ill-treatment of prisoners of war and conflict-related sexual violence, urging for protection of civilians and renewed efforts to agree on a ceasefire. Another example is the UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres briefing the Security Council on the situation in Ukraine, and on the impact of the war on human rights on 24 August 2022, based on HRMMUs findings. HRMMUs information has also been a valuable tool for the UN and the international community to advocate for better respect, protection, and fulfilment of human rights by the sides of the international armed conflict. Before the Russian Federation armed attack, HRMMU information was also utilized in previous peace processes, such as Trilateral Contact Group in Minsk and Normandy Four. Moreover, HRMMU regularly provided information to the UN Human Rights Council. HRMMUs 31st , 32nd, 33rd, 34th, 35th and 36th and 37th periodic reports were presented discussed at interactive dialogues on Ukraine held at the Human Rights Council in Geneva. Furthermore, the UN High Commissioner, Michelle Bachelet, delivered an oral update on Mariupol at the 9th session of the Human Rights Council on 16 June 2022. She presented the latest updates about the human rights situation in Mariupol, compiled by HRMMU. In 2022, both HRMMU thematic reports were also presented to the Human Rights Council: the report on the situation of human rights in Ukraine in the context of the armed attack by the Russian Federation on 5 July 2022, and the report on killings of civilians in February and March, presented on 15 December by the High Commissioner, Volker Türk. HRMMU reports garnered wide interest in the Human Rights Council, with many participants being well informed of the content and engaging in a constructive manner. As part of its efforts to advocate for a coherent and prompt response to human rights violations in Ukraine at the international level, HRMMU continued its longstanding cooperation with UNESCO, sharing its analysis and findings in Information Sessions on the human rights situation in Crimea, organized twice a year by UNESCO. HRMMU shared its findings relevant to UNESCO's mandate, such as the situation of Crimean Tatars as an indigenous people, the right to education in native languages, and freedoms of expression, peaceful assembly, association, religion, and belief. In 2021 the first event gathered 99 participants, with First Deputy Minister Emine Dzhaparova expressing her gratitude to OHCHR for its presentation and referring to the findings of HRMMU's periodic report in her statement, whereas the second was attended by 83 participants, including the OSCE representative for media, NGOs, and representatives of UN Member States. In 2022, and 2023 over 90 participants attended the information sessions, comprising States and international organizations, who referred positively to HRMMU's work in their statements. These information sessions provided a high-profile forum for HRMMU to share its update on its monitoring of the situation in Crimea. Furthermore, during a meeting with a delegation from UNESCO visiting Ukraine as part of their monitoring and reporting on the situation in Crimea on 21 October 2021, UNESCO spoke highly of HRMMU's reporting and noted with appreciation that OHCHR (including through SG reports) provides concrete figures on education and concrete emblematic cases. Between 4 and 7 December 2022, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, made an official visit to Ukraine. He held a series of meetings with the Prosecutor General, the Deputy Speaker and relevant committees of the Parliament, the Ombudsperson, and Security Services, urging respect for IHRL and IHL and raising priority advocacy issues. In his concluding media statement, the High Commissioner called attention to the large humanitarian needs in the country and the devastating effects the war has had on the enjoyment of human rights for people in Ukraine, especially for those in vulnerable situations in the context of severe damage and destruction to civilian objects in winter conditions. The High Commissioner also highlighted the findings of HRMMU's report on summary executions released the day of the statement and called for accountability and victims' right to truth, justice, and reparation. He also referred to HRMMU's statement in mid-November on ill-treatment, torture, and executions of prisoners of war. In July, the Head of OHCHR Field Operations and Technical Cooperation Division had also visited Ukraine and met with the Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, representatives of several Ukrainian NGOs, and made a field visit to Irpin and Bucha. These high-level visits increased knowledge and understanding of the human rights impact of the conflict in Ukraine and fed into bilateral and multilateral regional and global human rights discussions. By documenting individual cases in its human rights database HRMMU keeps a valuable record of human rights violations perpetrated in Ukraine. HRMMU has been compiling a record of human rights and IHL violations, including possible war crimes, from the first day of the armed attack, as they are happening, crucially contributing to establishing a credible and concurrent record of events to enable holding perpetrators accountable by future national and international accountability mechanisms and judicial proceedings and ensuring remedy and reparations to victims. Notable examples of HRMMU contribution to international justice mechanisms include the European Court of Human Rights January 2023 decision on the inter-state case of Ukraine and the Netherlands v. Russia concerning events in eastern Ukraine including the downing of the MH17 flight, in which information produced by HRMMU is referred to more than 70 times. In another instance in 2021, the European Court of Human Rights extensively referred to HRMMU findings in five emblematic interrelated judgements relating to human rights violations during the Maidan protests and their ineffective investigation. The International Court of Justice also relied on HRMMU analysis in two January 2024 decisions examining violations by the Russian Federation of provisions of the International Convention for the Suppression of the Financing of Terrorism (ICSFT) and the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (CERD). The judgement extensively refers to OHCHRs thematic reports on Crimea, SG reports on Crimea and HRMMUs Briefing Note on Enforced Disappearances in Crimea. These decisions underline the weight given to HRMMUs reports as a form of evidence in international courts and tribunals. Local courts in Ukraine also referenced OHCHR reports in conflict[1]related cases, including the 2023 report on detention of civilians, which was quoted by defendants in conflict-related hearings at Shevchenkivskyi district court of Kyiv in August and in Obolonskyi District Court in Kyiv in October. Overall, HRMMU findings were mentioned in more than 65 judgements and verdicts of national courts of all levels during 2023. In addition to its reports being used as evidence in courts, HRMMU contributed to accountability through informing accountability actors and human rights mechanisms on the human rights situation in Ukraine through briefings. The trends and patterns of violations identified by OHCHR are helping other accountability actors to define their priorities. For example, HRMMU provided dedicated informal briefings on general patterns and individual cases in Ukraine to the International Criminal Court and OSCE Moscow Mechanisms. The Head of Mission has also briefed the experts of the Commission of Inquiry on Ukraine on multiple occasions. HRMMU also met with the EU Special Representative for Human Rights on his visit to Ukraine to discuss pertinent human rights issues in Ukraine. Many international actors also widely used HRMMU data and analysis in their own analyses of the situation in Ukraine. Some examples include OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights reports on IHL and IHRL in Ukraine in 2022 and 2022 and 2023, and the United States Department of State Country Report in Human Rights Practices for 2023. Since the beginning of the armed attack against Ukraine, there has been high international media interest in HRMMU's monitoring and findings, and HRMMU information on human rights violations and civilian casualty figures have received significant and high-profile media coverage. In total, HRMMU is aware of at least 8,190 mentions of its findings in international and national media articles during 2021-23.7 The Mission's findings have been widely covered by key international media outlets, including BBC, CNN, Forbes, Independent, Reuters, Washington Post, DW, and Zeit. For example, in March 2022, the Head of Mission gave over 10 press interviews, including with journalist Stephanie Nebehay from Reuters, and with award-winning journalist Christiane Amanpour from CNN, German news channel ARD, and 2 live radio interviews. In April 2022, the Head of Mission gave a live interview on CNN, and radio interviews on ABC, NPR, and BBC Ukrainecast. In the project period HRMMU issued 23 press statements and releases on various topics, including accountability for grave human rights violations, attack on civilians and infrastructure, treatment of POWs, and summary executions of civilians, which were widely shared by international media, including generating leading news items in major broadcast and print media on the day of release. In addition, HRMMUs social media reached more than 506.2K persons in Facebook and Instagram8 , brought about by 458 social media publications. Result 3: The Government of Ukraine and civil society have a better understanding of accountability mechanisms and the Government conducts effective investigations of the most egregious human rights violations (such as torture and all forms of conflict-related sexual violence). During the project, HRMMU diligently worked towards prevention of and accountability for torture and ill-treatment in both Territory controlled by the Ukrainian government, territory controlled by the self-proclaimed 'republics', and from areas that are, or have been, under occupation of the Russian Federation, including Crimea. HRMMUs frequent visits to detention centres and POW camps and interviews with released detainees identified patterns of human rights violations for further advocacy and provided some protection to detainees. HRMMU focused on enhanced advocacy, capacity[1]building of relevant stakeholders relating to protection systems and accountability mechanisms, as well as follow-up actions on individual cases. HRMMUs long-term targeted advocacy grounded in the projects outputs led to improvements in legislation, which now provides enhanced accountability for torture and aligns with international standards. Supported by HRMMU long-term advocacy and advice, the Parliament of Ukraine on 1 December 2022 adopted a law amending the Criminal Code of Ukraine, aiming at harmonizing national legislation with the Convention Against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment. The law institutes changes to the definition of torture to align with the Convention and increases the accountability of State agents by including acts committed at the instigation of, or with the consent or acquiescence of persons acting in an official capacity, increasing prison terms for torture committed by a State agent and ensuring torture investigations cannot be time-barred by establishing that no statute of limitation applies to torture committed by State agents. HRMMU advocacy also ensured that another draft law On the Security Service of Ukraine contains strong safeguards against torture and ill-treatment by Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) officials and that provisions allowing SBU to run its own detention facilities were removed from the draft. Another illustrative example of the impact of HRMMUs work to prevent ill-treatment is the improvement in the treatment of POWs under the control of Ukraine. After the release of OHCHR report on prisoners of war in March 2023, the Mission observed marked enhancements at the POW camp in the Lviv region, addressing concerns highlighted in OHCHR public reports and presented to the relevant authorities. Noteworthy changes included increased food portions, cessation of punitive measures using physical exercise, and the discontinuation of some coercive practices. Specific requests made by HRMMU resulted in provisions for individual cases, including permitting correspondence, phone calls, and offering necessary medical and psychiatric services. Furthermore, the Deputy Head of the State Penitentiary Service requested the administration of other facilities where Russian POWs are interned to address concerns highlighted by HRMMU, such as addressing violence, humiliation, and conditions of detention. To achieve this, in addition to public advocacy through wide dissemination of the thematic report and press statements on this issue, HRMMU organized capacity-building of pre-trial detention facilities on IHRL and IHL standards regarding POW treatment and conducted bilateral advocacy to present its findings and encourage implementation of applicable IHL standards. In addition, by proactively examining and documenting IHL and IHRL violations related to the treatment of POWs HRMMU has provided reliable public information and kept international attention on this issue. Publicly highlighting this issue in combination with targeted advocacy with key duty-bearers has contributed to prevention of egregious IHL violations perpetrated against Russian POWs. Notably, the Mission has documented gradual decrease in violence upon the capture of Russian POWs and no cases of summary execution of Russian POWs after February 2023, underscoring the positive impact of HRMMU's engagement. Another focus of the project was support to provision of expertise on protection systems and accountability mechanisms for conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) in Ukraine. HRMMUs dedication to documenting and reporting on CRSV cases ensured availability of credible and verified information on CRSV during a time of abundant misinformation about the topic and raised awareness regarding trends and patterns of CRSV in Ukraine and about obstacles to addressing it, supporting evidence-based prevention and response activities. Through partnerships with civil society actors, and engagement with the CRSV Department of the Prosecutor Generals Office, OHCHR advocated for access to justice for CRSV survivors and strengthened referral pathways for survivors, thereby contributing to survivor-centric justice. OHCHR also contributed to survivor-centric accountability in line with international best practices through participation in the Inter-Agency Working Group supporting implementation of the Framework of Cooperation on CRSV between the United Nations and Government of Ukraine. Furthermore, the Missions information supported the design of survivor-centred support services focusing on survivors' rights to truth, reparations, access to justice, adequate healthcare, trauma counselling, and services by identifying gaps in availability and accessibility of services for CRSV survivors. By ensuring that survivors' experiences are acknowledged, HRMMU plays a pivotal role in fostering an environment that prioritizes the needs and rights of survivors. HRMMU prioritized providing corroborated information about and raising issues related to torture for discussion throughout the project. During 2021-23, HRMMU issued three relevant reports: a 2021 report about arbitrary detention, torture, and ill-treatment in relation to the conflict in eastern Ukraine 2014 to 2021, and 2023 reports on treatment of prisoners of war and detention of civilians during the full-scale armed conflict since 2022. This focus in reporting demonstrates the crucial weight HRMMU has put to the work on torture and ill-treatment of both civilians and POWs in Ukraine. In addition to public reporting, HRMMU raised issues of torture and ill-treatment and redress for victims during public appearances and events, and in meetings with relevant duty-bearers. Key issues raised included forming a comprehensive understanding of the rules around the treatment of POWs, advocacy for fair treatment of conflict-related detainees and use of the Istanbul Protocol as an instrument for effective investigation and documentation of torture and other cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment of punishment. As part of the project HRMMU regularly engaged the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) on prevention of torture and ill-treatment and ensuring redress for victims. This included presentation of relevant findings from periodic and thematic reports, bilateral discussions, including at the highest level, and attendance in related public events. For example, on 5 December 2022, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, during his visit to Ukraine, met with high-ranking SBU officials. The High Commissioner raised issues of torture and POW treatment and stressed the importance of ensuring respect for IHL, as well as ensuring that all evidence obtained can be used in accountability proceedings. He also raised that Ukraine must ensure that 'collaborators' in areas where Ukraine has regained control are not ill-treated. In another instance, after the release of the thematic report on arbitrary detention and torture in July 2021, HRMMU met with SBU to discuss the reports findings and recommendations, including that legal safeguards for persons deprived of their liberty are fully implemented, staff is trained on the Istanbul Protocol and that the reform of the SBU contributes to the prevention of arbitrary detention and of torture and ill-treatment by SBU in the future. HRMMU also attended a roundtable on 5 October 2022 on "Human rights and freedoms in the activities of the Security Service of Ukraine" organized by the Academy of the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), with the participation of representatives from the Ombudsperson, law enforcement, and military agencies, ICRC, and EU Assistance Mission. HRMMU presented its findings on human rights violations by the SBU during its investigation of conflict-related criminal cases in the context of the armed attack of the Russian Federation against Ukraine, including enforced disappearances and arbitrary detentions, torture and ill-treatment, compelled confessions, and denial of access to legal counsel and gave recommendations on how to improve human rights compliance. HRMMU also engaged with a variety of stakeholders to build up capacity in relation to arbitrary detention, torture, and conflict-related sexual violence. For example, on 7 July 2021, HRMMU briefed military lawyers on the protection of civilians in armed conflict and on specific human rights concerns in relation to the conduct of hostilities by Ukrainian Armed Forces. Seven military lawyers (all men) deployed on a rotation basis from military units attended the briefing. On 23 November 2021, HRMMU gave a presentation on the protection of civilians in armed conflict to four officers of the UAF (two women and two men) responsible for civil and military cooperation, who were to be deployed with their brigades to the conflict zone in eastern Ukraine. Furthermore, on 25 April 2023, HRMMU delivered an information session to the heads of pre-trial detention facilities from all regions of Ukraine. To raise awareness on what constitutes a violation according to IHL and IHRL, HRMMU explained its findings on violations of international human rights law and international humanitarian law in the treatment of conflict-related detainees and POWs in pre-trial detention facilities since the Russian Federation armed attack against Ukraine. HRMMU further stressed key provisions of international law which govern treatment of POWs. The State Penitentiary Service committed to timely address raised concerns going forward. In another training organised on 29 August 2023, HRMMU increased human rights lawyers knowledge and understanding of documenting human rights violation and working with international human rights mechanisms. With this knowledge the human rights lawyers are better equipped to use these mechanisms in seeking to bring perpetrators accountable and seeking redress for victims. The training was organized by the Ukrainian Helsinki Union and focused on documenting violations and preparing submissions to ICC, UN Treaty Bodies and Special procedures. HRMMU delivered a session on its work with victims and witnesses of human rights violations and presented examples of its public reports being used by the European Court of Human Rights and International Court of Justice. Furthermore, HRMMU's facilitation of the Special Rapporteur on Torture's visit in September demonstrates its commitment to capacity-building and technical expertise development for Ukrainian authorities. Technical assistance, agenda formulation, and support in drafting submissions underline HRMMU's contribution to preventing torture and ensuring human rights compliance. HRMMU actively facilitated the visit of the Special Rapporteur on Torture, which occurred on 4-10 September 2023. Through its support to the Special Rapporteur, HRMMU assisted this human rights mechanism to develop relevant capacity-building and technical expertise for the benefit of Ukrainian authorities, and to support their compliance with human rights in addressing prosecuting and preventing torture. HRMMU has been the only international entity to systematically document and verify allegations of conflict-related sexual violence (CRSV) in Ukraine since the beginning of the armed attack by the Russian Federation. Through systematic documentation and verification of allegations of conflict[1]related sexual violence, HRMMU has documented over 270 cases of CRSV since the beginning of the armed attack by the Russian Federation, the majority of which were perpetrated by members of Russian armed forces, law enforcement officials or penitentiary staff. Most CRSV cases are perpetrated in the context of detention against both civilian detainees and POWs, with many cases amounting to torture as violence is used to obtain information, extract confessions, punish, intimidate, or humiliate the detainees. HRMMU also documented cases of CRSV including rape, gang rape, forced nudity and forced public stripping perpetrated by members of the Russian armed forces or law enforcement authorities in territory under military control of the Russian Federation. This documentation ensured the availability of credible and verified information on conflict-related sexual violence in an environment where disinformation and multiple competing claims of CRSV events were prevalent. HRMMU documentation of CRSV cases has allowed the identification of broad patterns and trends of CRSV in Ukraine and has raised awareness among various stakeholders about diverse manifestations of sexual violence, including CRSV in the context of detention and its links to other human rights violations. HRMMU advise, technical assistance and advocacy aimed to ensure that national and international actors consider diverse manifestations of CRSV and integrated a survivor-centred approach in humanitarian and conflict responses. Some examples of HRMMU efforts include the support to the implementation of the Framework Cooperation on the Prevention and Response to CRSV, signed in May 2022 by the Deputy Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration of Ukraine and the UN Special Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict after joint advocacy by the Special Representative, HRMMU and other UN agencies in Ukraine. In its efforts to support the implementation of the Framework, HRMMU actively contributed to the draft Implementation Plan of the Framework and ensured its findings on CRSV were presented to and taken into consideration by the sub-working groups responsible for the plan. HRMMU also provided background materials about conflict-related sexual violence in Ukraine since 24 February 2022 to the Office of the Special Representative of the Secretary- General (SRSG) on Sexual Violence in Conflict and advised them on their planned capacity-building activities with the Government and other stakeholders. Before Russias full-scale armed attack HRMMU supported the Government Commissioner for Gender Equality Policy in implementation of the second Ukrainian National Action Plan for the Implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace, and Security with development of a list of early warning indicators on CRSV. HRMMU noted that in October 2022, the Office of the Prosecutor General presented a new strategy for integrating a victim-centred approach into CRSV investigations. This will facilitate survivors' access to justice while protecting them against re-traumatization or other harm. Furthermore, the Missions information supported the design of survivor-centred support services focusing on survivors' rights to truth, reparations, access to justice, adequate healthcare, trauma counselling, and services by identifying gaps in availability and accessibility of services for CRSV survivors. By ensuring that survivors' experiences are acknowledged, HRMMU plays a pivotal role in fostering an environment that prioritizes the needs and rights of survivors. For example, HRMMU supported the integration of gender aspects into humanitarian response efforts by advising key persons and giving inputs to the Humanitarian Needs overview and Humanitarian Response Plan. HRMMU drew attention to the gaps in the availability and accessibility of services to survivors of CRSV. The Mission has long advocated and collaborated with representatives of the Parliament and Government of Ukraine and welcomed the ratification of the Council of Europe Convention on Preventing and Combating Violence Against Women and Domestic Violence (Istanbul Convention) by Ukraine, which entered into force on 1 November 2022. The HRMMU held several informal consultations with representatives of civil society organizations to discuss emerging trends and current challenges in the human rights situation in Ukraine. These consultations served as a platform for exchanging information and assessments between civil society and the UN, fostering collaboration, and understanding. Discussions during these consultations focused on several key issues, including: - Social cohesion and the rights of the conflict-affected population, particularly regarding compensation for the destruction of civilian property and confiscation or appropriation for military use. This topic highlights the need to address the rights and well-being of those affected by the conflict, ensuring that they receive adequate support and compensation for their losses. - Respect for fundamental freedoms, minority issues, security of activists and journalists, civic space and voting rights. This area of discussion underscores the importance of preserving and promoting human rights, including freedom of expression, assembly, and participation in political processes, as well as ensuring the safety of activists and journalists. - Torture and ill-treatment, arbitrary detention, and the rights of and support for detainees released from armed group-controlled territory. This topic emphasizes the need to address human rights abuses, such as torture and arbitrary detention, and provide proper support and assistance for those who have been released from captivity. These informal consultations between HRMMU and civil society organizations play a crucial role in maintaining open lines of communication and collaboration, ultimately contributing to the promotion and protection of human rights in Ukraine. Throughout the project period, HRMMU regularly visited detention facilities holding conflict-related detainees in Ukrainian-controlled territory. By conducting 137 visits to places of detention and POW camps HRMMU was able to identify issues and patterns of concerns in relation to torture and ill[1]treatment as well as provide a form of protection through presence and international attention on treatment and conditions of detainees. HRMMU also raised individual cases with duty-bearers, which in many cases led to improvements in conditions and preventive efforts and in some cases to investigations being initiated into alleged human rights violations. As the self-proclaimed republics and the Russian Federation as occupying power did not facilitate independent international access to detention facilities in occupied areas, HRMMU monitored detention conditions in occupied territory through interviews with released detainees and exchanged POWs, who had returned to Ukrainian[1]controlled territory as well as relatives of detainees. Based on its findings, HRMMU advocated for the prevention of and accountability for torture and ill-treatment through various strategies. One strategy involved advocacy letters and meetings with state institutions to obtain information, request action, and inquire about the progress of investigations in individual cases. HRMMU also shared its findings with key international partners through briefings for interested ambassadors, including Swedish ambassador, contributions to the annual EU-Ukraine Human Rights Dialogue, and other parties, enabling joint advocacy. Following the armed attack by the Russian Federation, HRMMU expanded its accountability work to conflict-related violations, including monitoring the treatment of POWs, such as visiting places of POW internment, issues related to missing persons, victims of enforced disappearances, forced deportation, and filtration camps. From March 2022 to December, HRMMU interviewed almost 700 prisoners of war, both from the ranks of Russian armed forces and affiliated armed groups, and from the ranks of Ukrainian armed forces. These interviews allowed for forming a comprehensive understanding of the treatment of POWs on both sides of the front line to inform duty bearers and the international community on their situation. OHCHR documented widespread practices of torture and ill-treatment of Ukrainian prisoners of war in places of internment in the Russian Federation and in territory it occupies, as well as cases of torture and ill-treatment of Russian and affiliated armed groups upon capture by the Ukrainian armed forces. HRMMU collaborated with the Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances (WGEID) to support the Ukrainian government in preventing and addressing cases of enforced disappearances. HRMMU directly referred over 350 people to the working group, which then sent more than 300 urgent procedure letters related to cases of enforced disappearance of civilians and combatants in Ukraine. Moreover, the Mission held meetings with the Ombudsperson's Office and the Coordination Headquarters for the treatment of POWs to explain the working group's mandate and facilitate contact between victims of enforced disappearance and the WGEID. Following these meetings, the Coordination Headquarters for the treatment of POWs included HRMMU's instructions on its webpage and facilitated a meeting between the working group and relatives of victims. HRMMU actively informed relatives of victims, civil society actors, and the public about the possibility of availing the working group's assistance through various meetings and social media posts detailing cooperation opportunities with the working group. Additionally, HRMMU held a working-level meeting to encourage Ukrainian civil society organizations to file a general allegations letter with the working group, triggering another mechanism for addressing widespread practices of enforced disappearances. HRMMUs work with the General Prosecutors Office, and the State Penitentiary Service, Ministry of Justice, Chief Commander of Ukraine Armed Forces, and the Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of POWs yielded noteworthy results in 2022-23. In 2022, HRMMUs active engagement secured its unimpeded confidential access to POWs from Russian armed forces and affiliated armed groups held by Ukrainian authorities, as well as former Ukrainian POWs released from captivity by Russian armed forces. Later in June 2022, following extensive joint advocacy, Ukrainian Ministry of Defence informed HRMMU that they recognize the responsibility of Ukrainian armed forces to comply with the treatment of POWs in line with IHL, and that an interagency coordination mechanism was created to oversee the exchange and internment conditions of POWs. The Ministry reassured it constantly takes actions to inform Ukrainian servicepersons about IHL rules on treatment of POWs stressing that violations would lead to criminal responsibility. In March 2023, Ukrainian authorities took measures that improved conditions at the POW camp in Lviv region in line with HRMMU recommendations and advocacy. In addition, after HRMMU intervention, the General Prosecutors Office launched investigations on several incidents where Ukrainian servicemembers had allegedly killed or tortured Russian POWs, including incidents in Dmytrivka and Mala Rohan village in Kharkiv region as well as cases of enforced disappearances. Moreover, the General Prosecutor's Office ceased charging POWs with trespassing after HRMMU raised concerns over the practice. In June, HRMMU shared concerns with the General Prosecutor's Office about POWs from the Russian armed forces being charged with trespassing, which goes against relevant IHL provisions. The General Prosecutor's Office assured that such practice occurred only during the initial stages of the armed conflict and that it had instructed regional offices on the respective provisions of IHL. These results were brought about by consistent engagement with key duty bearers. To illustrate some of the actions taken, in June 2022, the Head of HRMMU met with the General Prosecutors Office to discuss access to POWs and the State Penitentiary Service of Ukraine to discuss the conditions of internment of prisoners of war and HRMMUs access to them and to conflict-related detainees. This was followed by a meeting between the UN High Commissioner for Human rights and the Prosecutor General in December 2022, where the High Commissioner urged Ukraine to respect IHL and to send a message to its armed forces to respect IHL provisions. He also stressed the importance of prosecution of war crimes, and the importance of victim-centred approach to compensation mechanisms. In another demonstrative instance in August 2023, HRMMU presented its findings on treatment of prisoners of war to the Deputy Head of the State Penitentiary Service of Ukraine and heads of detention facilities and prisoner of war camps to disseminate knowledge of typical violations, increase understanding of the application of international standards in treatment of detainees and POWs and to discuss implementation of HRMMU recommendations. This was complemented by the October 2023 Head of HRMMU meeting with the Secretary of the Coordination Headquarters on Treatment of POWs, to discuss ways of enhancing protection of prisoners of war, retained personnel and detained civilians. On 21 December 2023, the Head of Mission engaged in an expert discussion focused on the internment and treatment of prisoners of war, together with high-ranking representatives from Ukraine's Penitentiary Service, the Coordination Headquarters on the Treatment of Prisoners of War, and the National Information Bureau and the Head of the International Committee of the Red Cross delegation in Ukraine. HRMMU highlighted the progress made by the Government of Ukraine in ensuring the humane treatment of prisoners of war and shared HRMMUs recent observations and findings regarding identified violations. Through these and other meetings, HRMMU was able to inform duty-bearers of its findings, give advice on the applicable legal framework and best practices and advocate for human rights compliance. To ensure that due process and fair trial standards are respected, the Mission also engaged in monitoring trials in high-profile cases, including war crimes and crimes concerning conflict-related detainees with the view that that external scrutiny of judicial processes contributes to increasing their independence and quality. For example, HRMMU observed hearings in the cases of three Russian servicemembers sentenced for war crimes. The Mission expressed concerns over the lack of respect for the presumption of innocence, classification of the crime, and exchange of one servicemember who prompted the defendant to kill the civilian. In two cases, HRMMU observed that the interpreter did not provide any translation of the verdict read by the judge. HRMMU has also received allegations that defendants in such cases plead guilty without reservations to be included in lists for 'exchanges of POWs'. As part of the project, HRMMU participated in multiple events, including international conferences, dialogues, and roundtables to share knowledge about accountability mechanisms. Some examples include a panel discussion on justice and accountability organized by the Embassy of Sweden, attended by representatives of the international diplomatic community in Ukraine and by Ukrainian human rights defenders that HRMMU attended 23 November 2022 HRMMU. HRMMU stressed the importance of strengthening the national justice system to address the unprecedented number of human rights violations committed in Ukraine since February 2022. HRMMU also took part in a conference Stand Tall for the Rule of Law held in December 2023 to mark the 75th anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. HRMMU discussed how to promote accountability for serious violations occurring in the context of Russias war against Ukraine, especially for torture and arbitrary detention, and human rights aspects of reintegrating persons after de[1]occupation. The conference brought together 150 legal professionals, scholars, and representatives of international organizations and civil society. HRMMU also attended the annual international forum on the case-law of the European Court of Human Rights organized jointly by the Council of Europe and OSCE. On 24 November 2022, the Head of HRMMU was part of a panel of experts invited to discuss the issue of conflict-related sexual violence in Ukraine. The event was organized in Rome by the Italian Government to mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. HRMMU provided advice on developing a comprehensive reparations legal and policy framework for survivors of conflict-related sexual violence and other human rights violations. For example, in November 2022, HRMMU attended two technical workshops discussing reparations in Ukraine, the first for victims of conflict-related sexual violence, and the second for victims of housing, land and property (HLP) rights violations. HRMMU informed on the patterns of violations of HLP rights in Ukraine and called attention to previous legal developments, practices of compensation for housing destroyed by the conflict, and the shortcomings of the draft law currently developed in the Parliament. HRMMU also supported the capacity of civil society to enhance accountability for human rights violations. For example, in 2021 HRMMU organized an online webinar on remedy and reparation to civilian victims of the long-standing conflict in the East of Ukraine focusing on practical ways for victims to claim their rights and legal solutions for local authorities related to compensation and rehabilitation. The webinar was attended by 30 individuals representing partner NGOs, local authorities of Marinka district located near the contact line, and civilian victims from the district. HRMMU also delivered another training in 2021 to 36 young civil society representatives (27 women, 9 men) on how civil society organizations can work with UN human rights mechanisms. In 2023, HRMMU spearheaded a training session aimed at enhancing the proficiency of human rights lawyers in documenting human rights violations and effectively collaborating with international human rights mechanisms. Armed with this knowledge, the human rights lawyers are now better equipped to leverage these mechanisms in seeking to bring perpetrators accountable and seeking redress for victims. Result 4: Government of Ukraine benefits from human rights recommendations and tools to implement effectively the National Human Rights Action Plan (NHRAP), which also includes key priorities on women, peace, and security issues. The Government of Ukraine adopted a new Human Rights Strategy and a revised National Human Rights Action Plan 2021-23 in March and June 2021, respectively. HRMMU's long-term support for the development and adoption of these documents, including through advocacy interventions, capacity[1]building of relevant human rights counterparts in the Government, participation in the working group drafting the documents, and leading the preparation of joint UN Country Team (UNCT) comments, allowed for the inclusion of many of HRMMU's recommendations in the final text of these documents. As a result, HRMMU helped shape the government's human rights policy to ensure that it is more compliant with recommendations from human rights mechanisms and integrates broader gender issues. Following HRMMU's recommendation, the Ministry of Justice also established an interagency working group to develop a methodology for monitoring and evaluating the implementation of the strategy and action plan. Through this working group, HRMMU contributed to the design of the methodology and assessment of the strategy's implementation. Moreover, by coordinating the inputs of UNCT agencies, HRMMU contributed to ensuring a uniform and coherent approach by the United Nations. This increased efficiency and maximized the impact of the UNCT, as well as the credibility of the UNCT in relation to the government, which can see all the UN agencies acting as one. In autumn 2022, the Ministry of Justice began a process of amending the National Human Rights Strategy and developing new Action Plan for its implementation to reflect the challenges that emerged following the full-scale aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine. As with the previous renditions, HRMMU played an active role in advising on the applicable human rights standards and recommendations, raising applicable human rights issues and trends that should be addressed, and providing guidance in how to integrate these into the documents. The draft Strategy was provisionally approved by the Cabinet of Ministers and submitted to the President for final approval in September 2023. HRMMU provided expert advice to the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) through the working group tasked with drafting amendments to the National Human Rights Strategy and elaborating the accompanying Action Plan. HRMMU led the preparation of joint UN Country Team (UNCT) inputs and technical support by coordinating UNCT comments on the draft Strategy and Action Plan. Among the main amendments proposed by HRMMU were the addition of a new section on remedy and reparations for civilian victims of the conflict, enhancing gender mainstreaming at the State and local levels, and ensuring non-discrimination and the promotion of social cohesion. Furthermore, HRMMU proposed several additional amendments related to the right to a fair trial and accountability, non-discrimination in relation to LGBTI, Roma, and persons with disabilities, freedom of media, freedom of peaceful assembly, the right to work and social protection, the right to education, human rights awareness, and the rights of detainees, IDPs, and residents of armed group-controlled territory. Several of the main recommendations put forward by HRMMU and other UN agencies under HRMMU's coordination were incorporated into the National Human Rights Strategy, which was finally adopted in March 2021. For example, the newly adopted National Human Rights Strategy included several provisions aligned with HRMMU recommendations, such as remedy and reparations for civilians injured or killed during the armed conflict; remedy and reparations for victims of torture (the Strategy initially only included compensation); promotion of gender equality in every sphere of life (initially, MoJ included only 'public' life); a comprehensive gender approach in drafting legislation and elaborating, monitoring, and implementing State policies; effective protection and investigation of attacks on Human Rights Defenders; compensation for damaged and destroyed property in the context of the armed conflict; compensation and rehabilitation for conflict-affected populations; elimination of the functioning of 'unofficial' places of detention; and effective investigation of attacks on participants of peaceful assemblies. These inputs are expected to increase the protection of the most vulnerable groups and ensure gender mainstreaming in all spheres of life through the new Strategy. After the adoption of the strategy, HRMMU continued to advocate for its implementation, beginning with the adoption of an action plan. HRMMU coordinated UNCT technical support to the Ministry of Justice in the development of the Action Plan through written recommendations during several rounds of discussions. The National Human Rights Action Plan, adopted in June 2021, incorporated numerous recommendations made by HRMMU and other UNCT agencies. These included improvements to regulations on handling peaceful assemblies, in absentia procedures, provisions of hate crimes, and the elaboration of administrative procedures for birth and death registration for residents of armed group-controlled areas and Crimea. Multiple gender aspects were also included, per UNCT recommendation, such as enshrining the definition of conflict-related sexual violence in national legislation and further improvements in combatting human trafficking and preventing conflict-related sexual violence. One recommendation HRMMU made to the Human Rights Strategy was ensuring transparent and inclusive procedures for monitoring, assessment, and reporting on its implementation. This recommendation was incorporated by the Ministry of Justice, which established an interagency working group, which was tasked on the assessment of the implementation of the National Human Rights Strategy. The working group consists of representatives from the government, civil society, and international organizations. As the UN representative in this working group, along with UNDP, HRMMU effectively contributed to the design of the methodology and assessing the strategy's implementation. Although the Ukrainian government's focus shifted towards the conduct of military operations and humanitarian response since the Russian Federation's armed attack, the Government showed willingness to continue the implementation of the Action Plan with the resumption of the work of the Interagency Working Group on the National Human Rights Strategy. In June 2022, the working group adopted the methodology for assessing the implementation of the Strategy. Several recommendations made by HRMMU were included in the methodology. In autumn 2022, the Ministry of Justice began the process of amending the National Human Rights Strategy and developing new Action Plan for its implementation in order to reflect the new human rights challenges that emerged following the full-scale aggression of the Russian Federation against Ukraine. In October 2022 and January 2023, HRMMU coordinated UN comments and recommendations on proposed amendments to the Strategy. In September 2023, the draft Strategy was provisionally approved by the Cabinet of Ministers and submitted to the President for final approval. The Ministry of Justice endorsed 19 recommendations proposed by the UNCT as amendments to the Strategy, among others, reducing the number of people taken into custody by increasing the use of non-custodial preventive measures, implementing an effective national legal remedy system in relation to inadequate detention conditions, establishing a sufficient number of prisoner-of-war camps, ensuring uninterrupted service provision throughout Ukraine, ensuring the accessibility of free legal aid centres, and ensuring equal access to refugee and complementary protection application processes regardless of citizenship, duration of stay, and legal grounds of the stay in Ukraine. Through the working group, HRMMU continues to support the monitoring and assessment of the Strategys implementation. As of May 2024, the draft Strategy is pending the approval of the President. Following the adoption of the Strategy by the decree of the president, the Cabinet of Ministers will develop the Action Plan for its implementation for 2024-2026. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14505-14505A0101 Sweden The aim of the intervention is to improve monitoring of human rights in Ukraine, in particular monitoring and documentation of violence and violations taking place as a consequence of the armed conflict in the Eastern parts of the country. The intervention aims at increased awareness of human rights violations among relevant Ukrainian and international actors and strengthen their capacity to identify and react to human rights violations. Among other things, then intervention aims to monitor gender-related human rights violations, produce topic-specific and periodic reports, including conflict-related sexual violence, gender equality with actionable recommendations to alleviate the impact of conflict, inequality, discrimination as well as advocate for a more enabling environment and policy level recommendations. Syftet med insatsen är att förbättra tillsynen på området mänskliga rättigheter (MR) i Ukraina, och då särskilt övervakning och dokumentering av våld och övergrepp som sker som konsekvens av konflikten i de östra delarna av landet. Insatsen syftar till att öka medvetenheten kring människorättskränkningar bland relevanta ukrainska och internationella aktörer samt stärka deras kapacitet att identifiera och reagera på kränkningar av de mänskliga rättigheterna. The overall goal of the project is to increase protection of human rights of men, women, girls and boys in Ukraine, covering the territory controlled by armed groups, Government-controlled territory and Crimea, including in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic response. Specifically, the project aims at monitoring the human rights situation across the contact line with a view to strengthening the human rights protection of people living in conflict-affected areas. The analysis stemming out of HRMMUs monitoring will also be used to advocate with the parties to the conflict for changes to their conduct and practice, and for their obligation to address violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, as well as providing humanitarian and development actors with information that will serve as a baseline for enhanced shaping of policies and assistance programs. To achieve these goals, HRMMU will work with the UN system, the Government of Ukraine, civil society organisations, the Ombudsperson and her office, international human rights mechanisms and organisations, representatives of the international community, and non-state actors in eastern Ukraine. Sweden OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8000000 0 8000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 8000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14505-14505A0102 Sweden The aim of the intervention is to improve monitoring of human rights in Ukraine, in particular monitoring and documentation of violence and violations taking place as a consequence of the armed conflict in the Eastern parts of the country. The intervention aims at increased awareness of human rights violations among relevant Ukrainian and international actors and strengthen their capacity to identify and react to human rights violations. Among other things, then intervention aims to monitor gender-related human rights violations, produce topic-specific and periodic reports, including conflict-related sexual violence, gender equality with actionable recommendations to alleviate the impact of conflict, inequality, discrimination as well as advocate for a more enabling environment and policy level recommendations. Syftet med insatsen är att förbättra tillsynen på området mänskliga rättigheter (MR) i Ukraina, och då särskilt övervakning och dokumentering av våld och övergrepp som sker som konsekvens av konflikten i de östra delarna av landet. Insatsen syftar till att öka medvetenheten kring människorättskränkningar bland relevanta ukrainska och internationella aktörer samt stärka deras kapacitet att identifiera och reagera på kränkningar av de mänskliga rättigheterna. The overall goal of the project is to increase protection of human rights of men, women, girls and boys in Ukraine, covering the territory controlled by armed groups, Government-controlled territory and Crimea, including in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic response. Specifically, the project aims at monitoring the human rights situation across the contact line with a view to strengthening the human rights protection of people living in conflict-affected areas. The analysis stemming out of HRMMUs monitoring will also be used to advocate with the parties to the conflict for changes to their conduct and practice, and for their obligation to address violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, as well as providing humanitarian and development actors with information that will serve as a baseline for enhanced shaping of policies and assistance programs. To achieve these goals, HRMMU will work with the UN system, the Government of Ukraine, civil society organisations, the Ombudsperson and her office, international human rights mechanisms and organisations, representatives of the international community, and non-state actors in eastern Ukraine. Sweden OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13000000 0 0 0 0 13000000 0 13000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 13000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 13000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights -13000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-14505-14505A0103 Sweden The aim of the intervention is to improve monitoring of human rights in Ukraine, in particular monitoring and documentation of violence and violations taking place as a consequence of the armed conflict in the Eastern parts of the country. The intervention aims at increased awareness of human rights violations among relevant Ukrainian and international actors and strengthen their capacity to identify and react to human rights violations. Among other things, then intervention aims to monitor gender-related human rights violations, produce topic-specific and periodic reports, including conflict-related sexual violence, gender equality with actionable recommendations to alleviate the impact of conflict, inequality, discrimination as well as advocate for a more enabling environment and policy level recommendations. Syftet med insatsen är att förbättra tillsynen på området mänskliga rättigheter (MR) i Ukraina, och då särskilt övervakning och dokumentering av våld och övergrepp som sker som konsekvens av konflikten i de östra delarna av landet. Insatsen syftar till att öka medvetenheten kring människorättskränkningar bland relevanta ukrainska och internationella aktörer samt stärka deras kapacitet att identifiera och reagera på kränkningar av de mänskliga rättigheterna. The overall goal of the project is to increase protection of human rights of men, women, girls and boys in Ukraine, covering the territory controlled by armed groups, Government-controlled territory and Crimea, including in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic response. Specifically, the project aims at monitoring the human rights situation across the contact line with a view to strengthening the human rights protection of people living in conflict-affected areas. The analysis stemming out of HRMMUs monitoring will also be used to advocate with the parties to the conflict for changes to their conduct and practice, and for their obligation to address violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, as well as providing humanitarian and development actors with information that will serve as a baseline for enhanced shaping of policies and assistance programs. To achieve these goals, HRMMU will work with the UN system, the Government of Ukraine, civil society organisations, the Ombudsperson and her office, international human rights mechanisms and organisations, representatives of the international community, and non-state actors in eastern Ukraine. Sweden OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13000000 13000000 13000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights 13000000 OHCHR/Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Stronger democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society. Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-14651 Sweden The Strengthening Reproductive Health and Rights in Africa: Scaling Up Access to Contraception and Safe Abortion (2023 - 2026) programme's aim is to increase the availability, accessibility, affordability and supply of high quality contraceptives and medical abortion products in Sub-Saharan Africa. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to progress towards universal sexual and reproductive health and rights by generating 29,037,864 Couple Years of Protection (CYPs) between April 2023-December 2026, contributing to an estimated 5,056,214 unintended pregnancies averted, 42,347 maternal deaths averted, and 8,057,656 unsafe abortions averted. DKT has identfied three outcomes in its theory of change to achieve these results: 1: Strengthened supply chain by increasing availability of modern contraceptive methods and safe abortion 2: Expanded access to SRH information and services 3: Improved quality of SRH care through capacity building The following countries will be included in the programme through a mix of regional and country programmes: 1. Francophone West and Central Africa (FWACA): Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Côte d'Ivoire, Gabon, Guinea, Guinea Bissau (Portuguese-speaking), Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Senegal and Togo. 2. Anglophone West Africa (AWA): Liberia, Sierra Leone, Gambia and Ghana. 3. Country programmes: DR Congo (DRC) and Mozambique In addition to the Regional SRHR team, the embassies in Kinshasa and Bamako will contribute to the programme (directly funding the programme activities in DRC and Mali). Programmet Strengthening Reproductive Health and Rights in Africa: Scaling Up Access to Contraception and Safe Abortion (2023- 2026) syftar att öka utbud av och tillgång till högkvalitativa preventivmedel och produkter för medicinsk abort i Afrika söder om Sahara. Det övergripande målet av insatsen är att bidra till framsteg mot universell sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa genom att leverera 29 037 864 Couple Years of Protection (CYP) mellan april 2023 och december 2026, och förhindra uppskattningsvis 5 056 214 oönskade graviditeter, 42 347 mödradödsfall och 8 057 656 osäkra aborter i Afrika söder om Sahara. DKT kommer att uppnå detta via tre (delvis nya) delmål; 1: Förstärkt distributionskedja genom att öka tillgången till moderna preventivmetoder och säker abort 2: Utökad tillgång till SRH-information och tjänster 3: Förbättrad kvalitet på SRH-vården genom kapacitetsuppbyggnad Geografiskt fokus; Fransktalande Väst- och Centralafrika (FWACA): Benin, Burkina Faso, Kamerun, Tchad, Elfenbenskusten, Gabon, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau (portugisisktalande), Mali, Mauretanien, Niger, Senegal och Togo. Engelsktalande Västafrika (AWA): Liberia, Sierra Leone, Gambia och Ghana Landprogram: DR Kongo (DRC) och Moçambique (stöd till DKT landskontor istället för DKT:s regionala program) Förutom det regionala SRHR teamet kommer ambassaderna i Kinshasa och Bamako att bidra till programmet (genom att direkt finansiera programverksamheten i DR Kongo och Mali). The overall impact of the intervention is to contribute to progress towards universal sexual and reproductive health and rights by generating 29 million Couple Years of Protection (CYPs), averting 5 million unintended pregnancies, 42,300 maternal deaths, and 8.1 million unsafe abortions across sub-Saharan Africa over the four-year time period. Outcome 1: Strengthened supply chain by increasing availability of modern contraceptive methods and safe abortion Output 1.1: Increased sales of contraception and safe abortion products Output 1.2: Register new SRH products Output 1.3: Leveraged regional approaches and economies of scale Output 1.4: Monitoring and follow-up on implementation of global policies Outcome 2: Expanded access to SRH information and services Output 2.1: Employ gender-sensitive marketing strategies to increase awareness and demand for SRH Output 2.2: Improve SRH access in underserved communities Output 2.3: Connect end-users to SRH care Output 2.4: Leverage technology to increase access to SRH information and services Outcome 3: Improved quality of SRH care through capacity building Output 3.1: Train/detail providers and dispensers in both the private and public sector on provision of full product range and counselling Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Burkina Faso Benin Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Côte d'Ivoire Cameroon Gabon Ghana Gambia (the) Guinea Guinea-Bissau Liberia Mali Mauritania Mozambique Niger (the) Sierra Leone Senegal Chad Togo Reproductive health care Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health DKTs 2025 resulted in an estimated 1.44 million unintended pregnancies and 1.93 million unsafe abortions were averted across the program region. Over 41,027 women accessed modern contraception for the first time through DKTs mobile clinic outreach, 58% of whom had primary education or less demonstrating that DKTs model is effectively reaching those with the greatest unmet need. In 2025, DKT generated 6.15 million couple-years of protection (CYPs) across the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Mozambique, the Francophone West and Central Africa (FWACA) region, and the Anglophone West Africa (AWA) region, achieving 93% of the annual target against a backdrop of significant global funding shifts and regional security challenges. Across the program, DKT reached 192,364 women and girls with free or subsidized mobile clinic services, referred 493,440 individuals to Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) services, trained 26,628 healthcare providers, and registered 11 new SRH products. Twelve percent of clients served were adolescents aged 19 and under, and 36% had attained primary education or less, reflecting the depth of DKTs reach into low-income and underserved communities. In contexts of active conflict including northern Mozambique and eastern DRC DKT reached 47,395 vulnerable individuals with SRH counseling and services, including 12,614 conflict-displaced women. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14651-14651A0101 Sweden The Strengthening Reproductive Health and Rights in Africa: Scaling Up Access to Contraception and Safe Abortion (2023 - 2026) programme's aim is to increase the availability, accessibility, affordability and supply of high quality contraceptives and medical abortion products in Sub-Saharan Africa. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to progress towards universal sexual and reproductive health and rights by generating 29,037,864 Couple Years of Protection (CYPs) between April 2023-December 2026, contributing to an estimated 5,056,214 unintended pregnancies averted, 42,347 maternal deaths averted, and 8,057,656 unsafe abortions averted. DKT has identfied three outcomes in its theory of change to achieve these results: 1: Strengthened supply chain by increasing availability of modern contraceptive methods and safe abortion 2: Expanded access to SRH information and services 3: Improved quality of SRH care through capacity building The following countries will be included in the programme through a mix of regional and country programmes: 1. Francophone West and Central Africa (FWACA): Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Côte d'Ivoire, Gabon, Guinea, Guinea Bissau (Portuguese-speaking), Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Senegal and Togo. 2. Anglophone West Africa (AWA): Liberia, Sierra Leone, Gambia and Ghana. 3. Country programmes: DR Congo (DRC) and Mozambique In addition to the Regional SRHR team, the embassies in Kinshasa and Bamako will contribute to the programme (directly funding the programme activities in DRC and Mali). Programmet Strengthening Reproductive Health and Rights in Africa: Scaling Up Access to Contraception and Safe Abortion (2023- 2026) syftar att öka utbud av och tillgång till högkvalitativa preventivmedel och produkter för medicinsk abort i Afrika söder om Sahara. Det övergripande målet av insatsen är att bidra till framsteg mot universell sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa genom att leverera 29 037 864 Couple Years of Protection (CYP) mellan april 2023 och december 2026, och förhindra uppskattningsvis 5 056 214 oönskade graviditeter, 42 347 mödradödsfall och 8 057 656 osäkra aborter i Afrika söder om Sahara. DKT kommer att uppnå detta via tre (delvis nya) delmål; 1: Förstärkt distributionskedja genom att öka tillgången till moderna preventivmetoder och säker abort 2: Utökad tillgång till SRH-information och tjänster 3: Förbättrad kvalitet på SRH-vården genom kapacitetsuppbyggnad Geografiskt fokus; Fransktalande Väst- och Centralafrika (FWACA): Benin, Burkina Faso, Kamerun, Tchad, Elfenbenskusten, Gabon, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau (portugisisktalande), Mali, Mauretanien, Niger, Senegal och Togo. Engelsktalande Västafrika (AWA): Liberia, Sierra Leone, Gambia och Ghana Landprogram: DR Kongo (DRC) och Moçambique (stöd till DKT landskontor istället för DKT:s regionala program) Förutom det regionala SRHR teamet kommer ambassaderna i Kinshasa och Bamako att bidra till programmet (genom att direkt finansiera programverksamheten i DR Kongo och Mali). The overall impact of the intervention is to contribute to progress towards universal sexual and reproductive health and rights by generating 29 million Couple Years of Protection (CYPs), averting 5 million unintended pregnancies, 42,300 maternal deaths, and 8.1 million unsafe abortions across sub-Saharan Africa over the four-year time period. Outcome 1: Strengthened supply chain by increasing availability of modern contraceptive methods and safe abortion Output 1.1: Increased sales of contraception and safe abortion products Output 1.2: Register new SRH products Output 1.3: Leveraged regional approaches and economies of scale Output 1.4: Monitoring and follow-up on implementation of global policies Outcome 2: Expanded access to SRH information and services Output 2.1: Employ gender-sensitive marketing strategies to increase awareness and demand for SRH Output 2.2: Improve SRH access in underserved communities Output 2.3: Connect end-users to SRH care Output 2.4: Leverage technology to increase access to SRH information and services Outcome 3: Improved quality of SRH care through capacity building Output 3.1: Train/detail providers and dispensers in both the private and public sector on provision of full product range and counselling Sweden DKT International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency DKT International 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 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Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-14651-14651A0102 Sweden The Strengthening Reproductive Health and Rights in Africa: Scaling Up Access to Contraception and Safe Abortion (2023 - 2026) programme's aim is to increase the availability, accessibility, affordability and supply of high quality contraceptives and medical abortion products in Sub-Saharan Africa. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to progress towards universal sexual and reproductive health and rights by generating 29,037,864 Couple Years of Protection (CYPs) between April 2023-December 2026, contributing to an estimated 5,056,214 unintended pregnancies averted, 42,347 maternal deaths averted, and 8,057,656 unsafe abortions averted. DKT has identfied three outcomes in its theory of change to achieve these results: 1: Strengthened supply chain by increasing availability of modern contraceptive methods and safe abortion 2: Expanded access to SRH information and services 3: Improved quality of SRH care through capacity building The following countries will be included in the programme through a mix of regional and country programmes: 1. Francophone West and Central Africa (FWACA): Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Côte d'Ivoire, Gabon, Guinea, Guinea Bissau (Portuguese-speaking), Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Senegal and Togo. 2. Anglophone West Africa (AWA): Liberia, Sierra Leone, Gambia and Ghana. 3. Country programmes: DR Congo (DRC) and Mozambique In addition to the Regional SRHR team, the embassies in Kinshasa and Bamako will contribute to the programme (directly funding the programme activities in DRC and Mali). Programmet Strengthening Reproductive Health and Rights in Africa: Scaling Up Access to Contraception and Safe Abortion (2023- 2026) syftar att öka utbud av och tillgång till högkvalitativa preventivmedel och produkter för medicinsk abort i Afrika söder om Sahara. Det övergripande målet av insatsen är att bidra till framsteg mot universell sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa genom att leverera 29 037 864 Couple Years of Protection (CYP) mellan april 2023 och december 2026, och förhindra uppskattningsvis 5 056 214 oönskade graviditeter, 42 347 mödradödsfall och 8 057 656 osäkra aborter i Afrika söder om Sahara. DKT kommer att uppnå detta via tre (delvis nya) delmål; 1: Förstärkt distributionskedja genom att öka tillgången till moderna preventivmetoder och säker abort 2: Utökad tillgång till SRH-information och tjänster 3: Förbättrad kvalitet på SRH-vården genom kapacitetsuppbyggnad Geografiskt fokus; Fransktalande Väst- och Centralafrika (FWACA): Benin, Burkina Faso, Kamerun, Tchad, Elfenbenskusten, Gabon, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau (portugisisktalande), Mali, Mauretanien, Niger, Senegal och Togo. Engelsktalande Västafrika (AWA): Liberia, Sierra Leone, Gambia och Ghana Landprogram: DR Kongo (DRC) och Moçambique (stöd till DKT landskontor istället för DKT:s regionala program) Förutom det regionala SRHR teamet kommer ambassaderna i Kinshasa och Bamako att bidra till programmet (genom att direkt finansiera programverksamheten i DR Kongo och Mali). The overall impact of the intervention is to contribute to progress towards universal sexual and reproductive health and rights by generating 29 million Couple Years of Protection (CYPs), averting 5 million unintended pregnancies, 42,300 maternal deaths, and 8.1 million unsafe abortions across sub-Saharan Africa over the four-year time period. Outcome 1: Strengthened supply chain by increasing availability of modern contraceptive methods and safe abortion Output 1.1: Increased sales of contraception and safe abortion products Output 1.2: Register new SRH products Output 1.3: Leveraged regional approaches and economies of scale Output 1.4: Monitoring and follow-up on implementation of global policies Outcome 2: Expanded access to SRH information and services Output 2.1: Employ gender-sensitive marketing strategies to increase awareness and demand for SRH Output 2.2: Improve SRH access in underserved communities Output 2.3: Connect end-users to SRH care Output 2.4: Leverage technology to increase access to SRH information and services Outcome 3: Improved quality of SRH care through capacity building Output 3.1: Train/detail providers and dispensers in both the private and public sector on provision of full product range and counselling Sweden DKT International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency DKT International 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7877475 3000000 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 5908106 0 0 0 1969369 0 0 0 0 10877475 DKT International 5908106 DKT International 1969369 DKT International 3000000 DKT International Mali 2021-2025 Mali 2021-2025 Greater gender equality, including access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights Ökad jämställdhet inklusive tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-14651-14651A0103 Sweden The Strengthening Reproductive Health and Rights in Africa: Scaling Up Access to Contraception and Safe Abortion (2023 - 2026) programme's aim is to increase the availability, accessibility, affordability and supply of high quality contraceptives and medical abortion products in Sub-Saharan Africa. The overall objective of the intervention is to contribute to progress towards universal sexual and reproductive health and rights by generating 29,037,864 Couple Years of Protection (CYPs) between April 2023-December 2026, contributing to an estimated 5,056,214 unintended pregnancies averted, 42,347 maternal deaths averted, and 8,057,656 unsafe abortions averted. DKT has identfied three outcomes in its theory of change to achieve these results: 1: Strengthened supply chain by increasing availability of modern contraceptive methods and safe abortion 2: Expanded access to SRH information and services 3: Improved quality of SRH care through capacity building The following countries will be included in the programme through a mix of regional and country programmes: 1. Francophone West and Central Africa (FWACA): Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Côte d'Ivoire, Gabon, Guinea, Guinea Bissau (Portuguese-speaking), Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Senegal and Togo. 2. Anglophone West Africa (AWA): Liberia, Sierra Leone, Gambia and Ghana. 3. Country programmes: DR Congo (DRC) and Mozambique In addition to the Regional SRHR team, the embassies in Kinshasa and Bamako will contribute to the programme (directly funding the programme activities in DRC and Mali). Programmet Strengthening Reproductive Health and Rights in Africa: Scaling Up Access to Contraception and Safe Abortion (2023- 2026) syftar att öka utbud av och tillgång till högkvalitativa preventivmedel och produkter för medicinsk abort i Afrika söder om Sahara. Det övergripande målet av insatsen är att bidra till framsteg mot universell sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa genom att leverera 29 037 864 Couple Years of Protection (CYP) mellan april 2023 och december 2026, och förhindra uppskattningsvis 5 056 214 oönskade graviditeter, 42 347 mödradödsfall och 8 057 656 osäkra aborter i Afrika söder om Sahara. DKT kommer att uppnå detta via tre (delvis nya) delmål; 1: Förstärkt distributionskedja genom att öka tillgången till moderna preventivmetoder och säker abort 2: Utökad tillgång till SRH-information och tjänster 3: Förbättrad kvalitet på SRH-vården genom kapacitetsuppbyggnad Geografiskt fokus; Fransktalande Väst- och Centralafrika (FWACA): Benin, Burkina Faso, Kamerun, Tchad, Elfenbenskusten, Gabon, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau (portugisisktalande), Mali, Mauretanien, Niger, Senegal och Togo. Engelsktalande Västafrika (AWA): Liberia, Sierra Leone, Gambia och Ghana Landprogram: DR Kongo (DRC) och Moçambique (stöd till DKT landskontor istället för DKT:s regionala program) Förutom det regionala SRHR teamet kommer ambassaderna i Kinshasa och Bamako att bidra till programmet (genom att direkt finansiera programverksamheten i DR Kongo och Mali). The overall impact of the intervention is to contribute to progress towards universal sexual and reproductive health and rights by generating 29 million Couple Years of Protection (CYPs), averting 5 million unintended pregnancies, 42,300 maternal deaths, and 8.1 million unsafe abortions across sub-Saharan Africa over the four-year time period. Outcome 1: Strengthened supply chain by increasing availability of modern contraceptive methods and safe abortion Output 1.1: Increased sales of contraception and safe abortion products Output 1.2: Register new SRH products Output 1.3: Leveraged regional approaches and economies of scale Output 1.4: Monitoring and follow-up on implementation of global policies Outcome 2: Expanded access to SRH information and services Output 2.1: Employ gender-sensitive marketing strategies to increase awareness and demand for SRH Output 2.2: Improve SRH access in underserved communities Output 2.3: Connect end-users to SRH care Output 2.4: Leverage technology to increase access to SRH information and services Outcome 3: Improved quality of SRH care through capacity building Output 3.1: Train/detail providers and dispensers in both the private and public sector on provision of full product range and counselling Sweden DKT International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency DKT International 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7500000 0 0 0 0 0 11250000 0 2500000 0 3750000 0 0 25000000 DKT International 11250000 DKT International 3750000 DKT International 7500000 DKT International 2500000 DKT International DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-14656 Sweden International Trade Center (ITC) has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 20 003 805 to carry out the "ITC Ukrainian agribusiness SMEs phase 2" in Ukraine during the period 2021-2024. This contribution is a continuation of the contribution 'ITC Ukrainian agribusiness SMEs and value chains' (PLANit 55070084) that is coming to an end in April 2021. The goal of the contribution is to support Ukrainian SMEs in the fruits and vegetables sector integrating into domestic and global value chains and accessing new markets by: - assisting SMEs to produce goods in accordance with market requirements - improving the capacities of Business Support Organizations (BSOs) to provide quality business support services to SMEs, and - linking SMEs to target markets, with a focus on the EU. The intervention will be implemented by an ITC project office established in Ukraine with the support of Geneva HQ. The intervention’s total budget is SEK 20 003 805. There is no other than Sida funding. There is no forwarding of funds in this contribution. International Trade Center (ITC) har ansökt till Sida om ett bidrag på 20 003 805 SEK för att genomföra insatsen "ITC - SME inom ukrainskt jordbruk, fas 2" i Ukraina under perioden 2021-2024. Insatsen är en fortsättning av "ITC – SME och värdekedjor inom ukrainskt jordbruk " (PLANit 55070084) som avslutas i april 2021. Målet med insatsen är att stödja ukrainska små och medelstora företag inom frukt- och grönsaksodlingssektorn att integreras i inhemska och globala värdekedjor och få tillgång till nya marknader genom att: - stödja små och medelstora företag att producera varor i enlighet med marknadens krav - stärka kapaciteten hos företagsstödorganisationer (BSO) att tillhandahålla kvalitativa tjänster för att utveckla små och medelstora företag, och - länka små och medelstora företag till utvalda marknader med fokus på EU. Interventionen kommer att genomföras av ett projektkontor som ITC har etablerat i Ukraina, med stöd av huvudkontoret i Genève. Insatsens totala budget är 20 003 805 kr. Sida är den enda finansiären. Ingen vidarebefordran av medel är planerad inom insatsen. Impact. The Phase II will contribute to enhanced competitiveness and sustained export growth of the Ukrainian SMEs in the fruits, vegetables, nuts and wine sectors. Phase II will also contribute to job creation; economic empowerment of women; and minimization of the environmental footprint by introducing principles of sustainable production practices and standards. The expected outcome of Phase II is enhanced competitiveness and internationalization of SMEs from the selected sectors as well as the enablement of BSOs to provide relevant services to enterprises. Phase II is also structured around four outputs: Output 1. Roadmap updated and/or developed for selected value chains. It is planned to update roadmaps for fruits and vegetables. The roadmap for nuts is currently being developed by the project. The roadmap for the wine sector will be designed using the value chain approach and priorities set in cooperation with relevant stakeholders and producers.  The expected results of Output 1 will be the number roadmaps/strategies developed/updated and endorsed by stakeholders, as well as the increased capacity of relevant stakeholders and local authorities to understand and set strategic priorities for the development of the sectors concerned. Output 2. Capacities of SMEs strengthened to improve their international competitiveness. The project will assist selected SMEs from the selected sectors to reinforce and enlarge their presence in the market and increase exports. The project will enhance SME capacities through awareness building, training, advisory services, and study tours. The scope will include building competencies in growing, harvesting, post-harvesting, packaging, logistics, marketing and sales, branding, CSR, as well as in business planning and management. Output 3. Capacities of sectoral BSOs strengthened to provide SMEs with relevant business support services. The project will also continue to enhance BSOs capacities, enlarge their service offerings to SMEs and develop operational and managerial performance. The scope of BSOs capacity building will cover supply chain management, quality assurance and certification, trade intelligence, market analysis, and research, sales, export strategy. To ensure sustainability, the project will anchor knowledge sharing platforms within partner BSOs, help them to integrate into international networks, and establish mechanisms for cooperation. Output 4. Market linkages created for SMEs from fruits, vegetables and nuts sectors to expand their sales domestically and internationally (in particular, with a focus on the EU market). The major focus of the project will be to assist companies to establish market linkages leading to tangible results.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Industry Reporting during the year has been a bit meager. In April, a project meeting at the Embassy in Kyiv was held between the project team (represented by National Project Manager based in Odessa and Programme Coordinator, based in Geneva) and programme officers from the Embassy as well as Stockholm. During 2024, export is continuing, e g to the Middle East and to Malaysia by boat, but only in the premium segment with products at higher prices. Some new markets have been established and the trade fairs are absolutely crucial to continue to attend. Some key take-aways from the meeting: - Trade fairs are of highest priority and should not be dropped - At this point, survival for the business is the only focus - When there will be stability again, the focus of the project will be to restructure and to develop the SMEs A mid term review, that also served as the final evaluation, was carried out during the spring and delivered to Sida in April. Some findings included that the project was relevant at the time of its design and became even more relevant since the war with Russia started, but the budget was small for the enlarged scope. The project did not have explicit component on policy advice, but through the Sectoral Roadmaps it affected the improvements in the regulatory environment, especially in the vine and wine sector. It was efficient, cost effective and the management displayed strong adaptive qualities in the face of adversities, that included the war and the COVID. However, the evaluation stated that the project would not likely to reach some of its targets, mainly due to the war. However, it trained more companies and people than planned, helped them improve their capacities, and supported more participation in trade fairs than planned. Many companies are likely to report higher employment at the project close. It helped to enhance the capacities of the BSOs, but the progress was slow, due to the war, among other reasons. Some businesses expressed a desire for the project to resume B2B support and support trade missions. Since the project approached the end of the agreement at the same time as the evaluation was carried out, the discussions on how to proceed was taken place simultaneously. In general, Sida have been content with the previous two phases of project (Phase I 2015-2021, phase II 2021-2024) and have seen some positive results over this period. However, Sida has decided not to continue with a third phase based on the following: - The project started almost 10 years ago, it is Sida's practise not to have longer projects - The project was relevant when it was designed, but the context has changed - Sida is building a new portfolio with focus on reconstruction and with new priorities, Sida has a strong focus on the energy sector - The project has had difficulties in strengthening the capacities of Business Service Organisations that should be providing support to SMEs, which Sida would have liked to see more of. The project requested a no-cost extension of the activity period until April 2025 to finalise the project activities, and Sida has approved the extension. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14656-14656A0101 Sweden International Trade Center (ITC) has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 20 003 805 to carry out the "ITC Ukrainian agribusiness SMEs phase 2" in Ukraine during the period 2021-2024. This contribution is a continuation of the contribution 'ITC Ukrainian agribusiness SMEs and value chains' (PLANit 55070084) that is coming to an end in April 2021. The goal of the contribution is to support Ukrainian SMEs in the fruits and vegetables sector integrating into domestic and global value chains and accessing new markets by: - assisting SMEs to produce goods in accordance with market requirements - improving the capacities of Business Support Organizations (BSOs) to provide quality business support services to SMEs, and - linking SMEs to target markets, with a focus on the EU. The intervention will be implemented by an ITC project office established in Ukraine with the support of Geneva HQ. The intervention’s total budget is SEK 20 003 805. There is no other than Sida funding. There is no forwarding of funds in this contribution. International Trade Center (ITC) har ansökt till Sida om ett bidrag på 20 003 805 SEK för att genomföra insatsen "ITC - SME inom ukrainskt jordbruk, fas 2" i Ukraina under perioden 2021-2024. Insatsen är en fortsättning av "ITC – SME och värdekedjor inom ukrainskt jordbruk " (PLANit 55070084) som avslutas i april 2021. Målet med insatsen är att stödja ukrainska små och medelstora företag inom frukt- och grönsaksodlingssektorn att integreras i inhemska och globala värdekedjor och få tillgång till nya marknader genom att: - stödja små och medelstora företag att producera varor i enlighet med marknadens krav - stärka kapaciteten hos företagsstödorganisationer (BSO) att tillhandahålla kvalitativa tjänster för att utveckla små och medelstora företag, och - länka små och medelstora företag till utvalda marknader med fokus på EU. Interventionen kommer att genomföras av ett projektkontor som ITC har etablerat i Ukraina, med stöd av huvudkontoret i Genève. Insatsens totala budget är 20 003 805 kr. Sida är den enda finansiären. Ingen vidarebefordran av medel är planerad inom insatsen. Impact. The Phase II will contribute to enhanced competitiveness and sustained export growth of the Ukrainian SMEs in the fruits, vegetables, nuts and wine sectors. Phase II will also contribute to job creation; economic empowerment of women; and minimization of the environmental footprint by introducing principles of sustainable production practices and standards. The expected outcome of Phase II is enhanced competitiveness and internationalization of SMEs from the selected sectors as well as the enablement of BSOs to provide relevant services to enterprises. Phase II is also structured around four outputs: Output 1. Roadmap updated and/or developed for selected value chains. It is planned to update roadmaps for fruits and vegetables. The roadmap for nuts is currently being developed by the project. The roadmap for the wine sector will be designed using the value chain approach and priorities set in cooperation with relevant stakeholders and producers.  The expected results of Output 1 will be the number roadmaps/strategies developed/updated and endorsed by stakeholders, as well as the increased capacity of relevant stakeholders and local authorities to understand and set strategic priorities for the development of the sectors concerned. Output 2. Capacities of SMEs strengthened to improve their international competitiveness. The project will assist selected SMEs from the selected sectors to reinforce and enlarge their presence in the market and increase exports. The project will enhance SME capacities through awareness building, training, advisory services, and study tours. The scope will include building competencies in growing, harvesting, post-harvesting, packaging, logistics, marketing and sales, branding, CSR, as well as in business planning and management. Output 3. Capacities of sectoral BSOs strengthened to provide SMEs with relevant business support services. The project will also continue to enhance BSOs capacities, enlarge their service offerings to SMEs and develop operational and managerial performance. The scope of BSOs capacity building will cover supply chain management, quality assurance and certification, trade intelligence, market analysis, and research, sales, export strategy. To ensure sustainability, the project will anchor knowledge sharing platforms within partner BSOs, help them to integrate into international networks, and establish mechanisms for cooperation. Output 4. Market linkages created for SMEs from fruits, vegetables and nuts sectors to expand their sales domestically and internationally (in particular, with a focus on the EU market). The major focus of the project will be to assist companies to establish market linkages leading to tangible results.   Sweden United Nations Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 0 0 0 0 0 8000000 0 8000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 8000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Östeuropa: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14656-14656A0102 Sweden International Trade Center (ITC) has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 20 003 805 to carry out the "ITC Ukrainian agribusiness SMEs phase 2" in Ukraine during the period 2021-2024. This contribution is a continuation of the contribution 'ITC Ukrainian agribusiness SMEs and value chains' (PLANit 55070084) that is coming to an end in April 2021. The goal of the contribution is to support Ukrainian SMEs in the fruits and vegetables sector integrating into domestic and global value chains and accessing new markets by: - assisting SMEs to produce goods in accordance with market requirements - improving the capacities of Business Support Organizations (BSOs) to provide quality business support services to SMEs, and - linking SMEs to target markets, with a focus on the EU. The intervention will be implemented by an ITC project office established in Ukraine with the support of Geneva HQ. The intervention’s total budget is SEK 20 003 805. There is no other than Sida funding. There is no forwarding of funds in this contribution. International Trade Center (ITC) har ansökt till Sida om ett bidrag på 20 003 805 SEK för att genomföra insatsen "ITC - SME inom ukrainskt jordbruk, fas 2" i Ukraina under perioden 2021-2024. Insatsen är en fortsättning av "ITC – SME och värdekedjor inom ukrainskt jordbruk " (PLANit 55070084) som avslutas i april 2021. Målet med insatsen är att stödja ukrainska små och medelstora företag inom frukt- och grönsaksodlingssektorn att integreras i inhemska och globala värdekedjor och få tillgång till nya marknader genom att: - stödja små och medelstora företag att producera varor i enlighet med marknadens krav - stärka kapaciteten hos företagsstödorganisationer (BSO) att tillhandahålla kvalitativa tjänster för att utveckla små och medelstora företag, och - länka små och medelstora företag till utvalda marknader med fokus på EU. Interventionen kommer att genomföras av ett projektkontor som ITC har etablerat i Ukraina, med stöd av huvudkontoret i Genève. Insatsens totala budget är 20 003 805 kr. Sida är den enda finansiären. Ingen vidarebefordran av medel är planerad inom insatsen. Impact. The Phase II will contribute to enhanced competitiveness and sustained export growth of the Ukrainian SMEs in the fruits, vegetables, nuts and wine sectors. Phase II will also contribute to job creation; economic empowerment of women; and minimization of the environmental footprint by introducing principles of sustainable production practices and standards. The expected outcome of Phase II is enhanced competitiveness and internationalization of SMEs from the selected sectors as well as the enablement of BSOs to provide relevant services to enterprises. Phase II is also structured around four outputs: Output 1. Roadmap updated and/or developed for selected value chains. It is planned to update roadmaps for fruits and vegetables. The roadmap for nuts is currently being developed by the project. The roadmap for the wine sector will be designed using the value chain approach and priorities set in cooperation with relevant stakeholders and producers.  The expected results of Output 1 will be the number roadmaps/strategies developed/updated and endorsed by stakeholders, as well as the increased capacity of relevant stakeholders and local authorities to understand and set strategic priorities for the development of the sectors concerned. Output 2. Capacities of SMEs strengthened to improve their international competitiveness. The project will assist selected SMEs from the selected sectors to reinforce and enlarge their presence in the market and increase exports. The project will enhance SME capacities through awareness building, training, advisory services, and study tours. The scope will include building competencies in growing, harvesting, post-harvesting, packaging, logistics, marketing and sales, branding, CSR, as well as in business planning and management. Output 3. Capacities of sectoral BSOs strengthened to provide SMEs with relevant business support services. The project will also continue to enhance BSOs capacities, enlarge their service offerings to SMEs and develop operational and managerial performance. The scope of BSOs capacity building will cover supply chain management, quality assurance and certification, trade intelligence, market analysis, and research, sales, export strategy. To ensure sustainability, the project will anchor knowledge sharing platforms within partner BSOs, help them to integrate into international networks, and establish mechanisms for cooperation. Output 4. Market linkages created for SMEs from fruits, vegetables and nuts sectors to expand their sales domestically and internationally (in particular, with a focus on the EU market). The major focus of the project will be to assist companies to establish market linkages leading to tangible results.   Sweden United Nations Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 0 0 0 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 6000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 6000000 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 6003805 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre -6003805 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Strengthened conditions for free, fair and sustainable trade Stärkta förutsättningar för en fri, rättvis och hållbar handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14656-14656A0103 Sweden International Trade Center (ITC) has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 20 003 805 to carry out the "ITC Ukrainian agribusiness SMEs phase 2" in Ukraine during the period 2021-2024. This contribution is a continuation of the contribution 'ITC Ukrainian agribusiness SMEs and value chains' (PLANit 55070084) that is coming to an end in April 2021. The goal of the contribution is to support Ukrainian SMEs in the fruits and vegetables sector integrating into domestic and global value chains and accessing new markets by: - assisting SMEs to produce goods in accordance with market requirements - improving the capacities of Business Support Organizations (BSOs) to provide quality business support services to SMEs, and - linking SMEs to target markets, with a focus on the EU. The intervention will be implemented by an ITC project office established in Ukraine with the support of Geneva HQ. The intervention’s total budget is SEK 20 003 805. There is no other than Sida funding. There is no forwarding of funds in this contribution. International Trade Center (ITC) har ansökt till Sida om ett bidrag på 20 003 805 SEK för att genomföra insatsen "ITC - SME inom ukrainskt jordbruk, fas 2" i Ukraina under perioden 2021-2024. Insatsen är en fortsättning av "ITC – SME och värdekedjor inom ukrainskt jordbruk " (PLANit 55070084) som avslutas i april 2021. Målet med insatsen är att stödja ukrainska små och medelstora företag inom frukt- och grönsaksodlingssektorn att integreras i inhemska och globala värdekedjor och få tillgång till nya marknader genom att: - stödja små och medelstora företag att producera varor i enlighet med marknadens krav - stärka kapaciteten hos företagsstödorganisationer (BSO) att tillhandahålla kvalitativa tjänster för att utveckla små och medelstora företag, och - länka små och medelstora företag till utvalda marknader med fokus på EU. Interventionen kommer att genomföras av ett projektkontor som ITC har etablerat i Ukraina, med stöd av huvudkontoret i Genève. Insatsens totala budget är 20 003 805 kr. Sida är den enda finansiären. Ingen vidarebefordran av medel är planerad inom insatsen. Impact. The Phase II will contribute to enhanced competitiveness and sustained export growth of the Ukrainian SMEs in the fruits, vegetables, nuts and wine sectors. Phase II will also contribute to job creation; economic empowerment of women; and minimization of the environmental footprint by introducing principles of sustainable production practices and standards. The expected outcome of Phase II is enhanced competitiveness and internationalization of SMEs from the selected sectors as well as the enablement of BSOs to provide relevant services to enterprises. Phase II is also structured around four outputs: Output 1. Roadmap updated and/or developed for selected value chains. It is planned to update roadmaps for fruits and vegetables. The roadmap for nuts is currently being developed by the project. The roadmap for the wine sector will be designed using the value chain approach and priorities set in cooperation with relevant stakeholders and producers.  The expected results of Output 1 will be the number roadmaps/strategies developed/updated and endorsed by stakeholders, as well as the increased capacity of relevant stakeholders and local authorities to understand and set strategic priorities for the development of the sectors concerned. Output 2. Capacities of SMEs strengthened to improve their international competitiveness. The project will assist selected SMEs from the selected sectors to reinforce and enlarge their presence in the market and increase exports. The project will enhance SME capacities through awareness building, training, advisory services, and study tours. The scope will include building competencies in growing, harvesting, post-harvesting, packaging, logistics, marketing and sales, branding, CSR, as well as in business planning and management. Output 3. Capacities of sectoral BSOs strengthened to provide SMEs with relevant business support services. The project will also continue to enhance BSOs capacities, enlarge their service offerings to SMEs and develop operational and managerial performance. The scope of BSOs capacity building will cover supply chain management, quality assurance and certification, trade intelligence, market analysis, and research, sales, export strategy. To ensure sustainability, the project will anchor knowledge sharing platforms within partner BSOs, help them to integrate into international networks, and establish mechanisms for cooperation. Output 4. Market linkages created for SMEs from fruits, vegetables and nuts sectors to expand their sales domestically and internationally (in particular, with a focus on the EU market). The major focus of the project will be to assist companies to establish market linkages leading to tangible results.   Sweden United Nations Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6003805 -86651 -86651 6003805 5917154 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre 6003805 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre -86650.78 WTO-ITC/World Trade Organisation - International Trade Centre Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Improved conditions for enterprise and entrepreneurship, and free and rules-based trade. Stärkta förutsättningar för företagande och entreprenörskap samt fri och regelbaserad handel. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14715 Sweden DokuFest has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 4 280 000 to carry out the "FURTHERING DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY THROUGH THE USE OF CULTURE AND ARTS" project in Kosovo during the period June 2021-June 2024. The project will contribute to several impact level outcomes. First, a sustainable organization with clear festival structure and management and a 10-year strategic plan is aimed. Second, fundraising and marketing strategy for public and private funding, as well as the revenue generating models for organisation sustainability. Third, the project will support development of a clear communication strategy for cultural diplomacy to promote Prizren as a cultural destination. Fourth, collaborative programs with Swedish counterparts with clear terms of references in relation to transfer of knowledge, cultural program exchange, cultural diplomacy through diaspora in Sweden, prioritized joint projects with Swedish partners. SEK 300 000 are allocated for the Review of Internal Control during 2022.   Doku Fest har sökt finansiering från Sida om 4 280 000 kronor för att genomföra projektet "FURTHERING DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY THROUGH THE USE OF CULTURE AND ARTS " i Kosovo under perioden juni 2021-juni 2024. Insatsen kommer att bidra till flera olika resultat. För det första ska en hållbar organisation med tydlig struktur och ledning samt en 10-årig strategisk plan etableras. För det andra ska en insamlings- och marknadsföringsstrategi för offentlig och privat finansiering samt intäktsgenerering för att uppnå finansiell hållbarhet etableras. För det tredje kommer insatsen att stödja utvecklingen av en tydlig kommunikationsstrategi för att främja Prizren som ett kulturresmål. För det fjärde etableras samarbeten med liknande svenska kulturevenemang med fokus på kunskapsöverföring, kulturprogramutbyte och kulturdiplomati genom kosovansk diaspora i Sverige. 300 000 kronor ska användas för bedömning av intern styrning och kontroll. Two strategic objectives drive the project forward:  1) structural development of the capacities of the organization to gradually configure the scope of its strategic program with a clear Mission and Vision for the future, reflected in a comprehensive long-term organizational strategy by end of 2022 and to evaluate & assess of the short-term outcomes by end 2023. 2) Furthering response to the challenges of contemporary society, such as, erosion of democratic institutions and lack of dialogue and inclusion, by merging arts and culture with wider relevant social issues and by employing innovative, inclusive, emancipatory and democratic models of organization, program collaboration and governance accessible to all segments of society. Through a series activities, the following results will be achieved throughout the project: 1) A sustainable Organization with clear Festival structure and management and a 10-year strategic plan set forward for implementation by 2023; 2) Digitalization of the processes (Cinema and film library) 3) Accredited educational program modules at Ministry of Education & Science and The Kosovo Accreditation Agency 4) Thematic film programs in the Festival and Cinema for children and youth with specific focus on democracy and human rights, gender equality and non-discrimination, climate change and media literacy; 5) International cooperation training program for youth skill development and nonfiction storytelling implemented in Kosovo and extended to the region; 6) Grant scheme to support local talent of storytellers and producers for production and distribution of local stories to international festivals. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kosovo Culture Other Social Infrastructure & Services The achievements of DokuFest over the past year highlight a progress in both its strategic direction and community impact. DokuFest Festival through the years, with its return to a full in-person format, showcased a rich array of activities including film screenings, debates, masterclasses, exhibitions, and music performances. In 2023 the festival's theme, "I AM AI AM I," prompted deep reflections on the intersections of artificial intelligence and human identity. Additionally, the launch of regional and youth initiatives signifies DokuFest's ongoing commitment to cultural exchange, skill development, and the promotion of impactful stories. Without a doubt DokuFest is growing every year and is even more accepted by all group ages, communities regarles of believes, gender or ethnicity. Additionally, the approval of the DokuFest Strategic Plan for 2024-2028 by the Board represents a solid foundation for the festivals future, emphasizing long-term sustainability and enhanced impact. As unexpected results perhaps it is worth noting the formalized collaboration with the Ministry of Education, Science, Technology, and Innovation marks a important step towards integrating art and media into educational frameworks, fostering essential digital skills, critical thinking, and creativity among students. Furthermore, the accreditation of DokuFests teacher training programs by the State Council for Teacher Licensing underscores a substantial contribution to modernizing educational practices through audiovisual tools. Internationally, DokuFest's participation in events like "The European Arthouse Cinema Day" and collaborations with Swedish festivals have broadened its global network and influence. Overall, these accomplishments not only affirm DokuFests role as cultural and educational platform but also as a pathway for future growth and continued contribution to both local and international artistic communities. The intervention clearly achieved its objectives, particularly by promoting inclusiveness, fostering peace, and integrating a human rights perspective. These efforts have contributed to build trust and create promising opportunities for societal transformation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14715-14715A0101 Sweden DokuFest has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 4 280 000 to carry out the "FURTHERING DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY THROUGH THE USE OF CULTURE AND ARTS" project in Kosovo during the period June 2021-June 2024. The project will contribute to several impact level outcomes. First, a sustainable organization with clear festival structure and management and a 10-year strategic plan is aimed. Second, fundraising and marketing strategy for public and private funding, as well as the revenue generating models for organisation sustainability. Third, the project will support development of a clear communication strategy for cultural diplomacy to promote Prizren as a cultural destination. Fourth, collaborative programs with Swedish counterparts with clear terms of references in relation to transfer of knowledge, cultural program exchange, cultural diplomacy through diaspora in Sweden, prioritized joint projects with Swedish partners. SEK 300 000 are allocated for the Review of Internal Control during 2022.   Doku Fest har sökt finansiering från Sida om 4 280 000 kronor för att genomföra projektet "FURTHERING DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY THROUGH THE USE OF CULTURE AND ARTS " i Kosovo under perioden juni 2021-juni 2024. Insatsen kommer att bidra till flera olika resultat. För det första ska en hållbar organisation med tydlig struktur och ledning samt en 10-årig strategisk plan etableras. För det andra ska en insamlings- och marknadsföringsstrategi för offentlig och privat finansiering samt intäktsgenerering för att uppnå finansiell hållbarhet etableras. För det tredje kommer insatsen att stödja utvecklingen av en tydlig kommunikationsstrategi för att främja Prizren som ett kulturresmål. För det fjärde etableras samarbeten med liknande svenska kulturevenemang med fokus på kunskapsöverföring, kulturprogramutbyte och kulturdiplomati genom kosovansk diaspora i Sverige. 300 000 kronor ska användas för bedömning av intern styrning och kontroll. Two strategic objectives drive the project forward:  1) structural development of the capacities of the organization to gradually configure the scope of its strategic program with a clear Mission and Vision for the future, reflected in a comprehensive long-term organizational strategy by end of 2022 and to evaluate & assess of the short-term outcomes by end 2023. 2) Furthering response to the challenges of contemporary society, such as, erosion of democratic institutions and lack of dialogue and inclusion, by merging arts and culture with wider relevant social issues and by employing innovative, inclusive, emancipatory and democratic models of organization, program collaboration and governance accessible to all segments of society. Through a series activities, the following results will be achieved throughout the project: 1) A sustainable Organization with clear Festival structure and management and a 10-year strategic plan set forward for implementation by 2023; 2) Digitalization of the processes (Cinema and film library) 3) Accredited educational program modules at Ministry of Education & Science and The Kosovo Accreditation Agency 4) Thematic film programs in the Festival and Cinema for children and youth with specific focus on democracy and human rights, gender equality and non-discrimination, climate change and media literacy; 5) International cooperation training program for youth skill development and nonfiction storytelling implemented in Kosovo and extended to the region; 6) Grant scheme to support local talent of storytellers and producers for production and distribution of local stories to international festivals. Sweden Doku Fest Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Doku Fest 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1780000 0 0 0 0 1780000 0 1780000 Doku Fest 1780000 Doku Fest Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Västra Balkan: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Western Balkans: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Västra Balkan: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14715-14715A0103 Sweden DokuFest has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 4 280 000 to carry out the "FURTHERING DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY THROUGH THE USE OF CULTURE AND ARTS" project in Kosovo during the period June 2021-June 2024. The project will contribute to several impact level outcomes. First, a sustainable organization with clear festival structure and management and a 10-year strategic plan is aimed. Second, fundraising and marketing strategy for public and private funding, as well as the revenue generating models for organisation sustainability. Third, the project will support development of a clear communication strategy for cultural diplomacy to promote Prizren as a cultural destination. Fourth, collaborative programs with Swedish counterparts with clear terms of references in relation to transfer of knowledge, cultural program exchange, cultural diplomacy through diaspora in Sweden, prioritized joint projects with Swedish partners. SEK 300 000 are allocated for the Review of Internal Control during 2022.   Doku Fest har sökt finansiering från Sida om 4 280 000 kronor för att genomföra projektet "FURTHERING DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY THROUGH THE USE OF CULTURE AND ARTS " i Kosovo under perioden juni 2021-juni 2024. Insatsen kommer att bidra till flera olika resultat. För det första ska en hållbar organisation med tydlig struktur och ledning samt en 10-årig strategisk plan etableras. För det andra ska en insamlings- och marknadsföringsstrategi för offentlig och privat finansiering samt intäktsgenerering för att uppnå finansiell hållbarhet etableras. För det tredje kommer insatsen att stödja utvecklingen av en tydlig kommunikationsstrategi för att främja Prizren som ett kulturresmål. För det fjärde etableras samarbeten med liknande svenska kulturevenemang med fokus på kunskapsöverföring, kulturprogramutbyte och kulturdiplomati genom kosovansk diaspora i Sverige. 300 000 kronor ska användas för bedömning av intern styrning och kontroll. Two strategic objectives drive the project forward:  1) structural development of the capacities of the organization to gradually configure the scope of its strategic program with a clear Mission and Vision for the future, reflected in a comprehensive long-term organizational strategy by end of 2022 and to evaluate & assess of the short-term outcomes by end 2023. 2) Furthering response to the challenges of contemporary society, such as, erosion of democratic institutions and lack of dialogue and inclusion, by merging arts and culture with wider relevant social issues and by employing innovative, inclusive, emancipatory and democratic models of organization, program collaboration and governance accessible to all segments of society. Through a series activities, the following results will be achieved throughout the project: 1) A sustainable Organization with clear Festival structure and management and a 10-year strategic plan set forward for implementation by 2023; 2) Digitalization of the processes (Cinema and film library) 3) Accredited educational program modules at Ministry of Education & Science and The Kosovo Accreditation Agency 4) Thematic film programs in the Festival and Cinema for children and youth with specific focus on democracy and human rights, gender equality and non-discrimination, climate change and media literacy; 5) International cooperation training program for youth skill development and nonfiction storytelling implemented in Kosovo and extended to the region; 6) Grant scheme to support local talent of storytellers and producers for production and distribution of local stories to international festivals. Sweden Doku Fest Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Doku Fest 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1500000 1000000 1500000 0 1000000 2500000 Doku Fest 1500000 Doku Fest 1000000 Doku Fest Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14715-14715A0104 Sweden DokuFest has applied to Sida for funding of SEK 4 280 000 to carry out the "FURTHERING DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY THROUGH THE USE OF CULTURE AND ARTS" project in Kosovo during the period June 2021-June 2024. The project will contribute to several impact level outcomes. First, a sustainable organization with clear festival structure and management and a 10-year strategic plan is aimed. Second, fundraising and marketing strategy for public and private funding, as well as the revenue generating models for organisation sustainability. Third, the project will support development of a clear communication strategy for cultural diplomacy to promote Prizren as a cultural destination. Fourth, collaborative programs with Swedish counterparts with clear terms of references in relation to transfer of knowledge, cultural program exchange, cultural diplomacy through diaspora in Sweden, prioritized joint projects with Swedish partners. SEK 300 000 are allocated for the Review of Internal Control during 2022.   Doku Fest har sökt finansiering från Sida om 4 280 000 kronor för att genomföra projektet "FURTHERING DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY THROUGH THE USE OF CULTURE AND ARTS " i Kosovo under perioden juni 2021-juni 2024. Insatsen kommer att bidra till flera olika resultat. För det första ska en hållbar organisation med tydlig struktur och ledning samt en 10-årig strategisk plan etableras. För det andra ska en insamlings- och marknadsföringsstrategi för offentlig och privat finansiering samt intäktsgenerering för att uppnå finansiell hållbarhet etableras. För det tredje kommer insatsen att stödja utvecklingen av en tydlig kommunikationsstrategi för att främja Prizren som ett kulturresmål. För det fjärde etableras samarbeten med liknande svenska kulturevenemang med fokus på kunskapsöverföring, kulturprogramutbyte och kulturdiplomati genom kosovansk diaspora i Sverige. 300 000 kronor ska användas för bedömning av intern styrning och kontroll. Two strategic objectives drive the project forward:  1) structural development of the capacities of the organization to gradually configure the scope of its strategic program with a clear Mission and Vision for the future, reflected in a comprehensive long-term organizational strategy by end of 2022 and to evaluate & assess of the short-term outcomes by end 2023. 2) Furthering response to the challenges of contemporary society, such as, erosion of democratic institutions and lack of dialogue and inclusion, by merging arts and culture with wider relevant social issues and by employing innovative, inclusive, emancipatory and democratic models of organization, program collaboration and governance accessible to all segments of society. Through a series activities, the following results will be achieved throughout the project: 1) A sustainable Organization with clear Festival structure and management and a 10-year strategic plan set forward for implementation by 2023; 2) Digitalization of the processes (Cinema and film library) 3) Accredited educational program modules at Ministry of Education & Science and The Kosovo Accreditation Agency 4) Thematic film programs in the Festival and Cinema for children and youth with specific focus on democracy and human rights, gender equality and non-discrimination, climate change and media literacy; 5) International cooperation training program for youth skill development and nonfiction storytelling implemented in Kosovo and extended to the region; 6) Grant scheme to support local talent of storytellers and producers for production and distribution of local stories to international festivals. Sweden Doku Fest Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 170274 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 170274 170274 Ernst & Young 170274 Ernst & Young Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14763 Sweden The programme intends to contribute to foster gender equality in the Palestine through a comprehensive program based in three results: 1: Increased access to specialized, survivor-centered services, especially Sexual and Reproductive Health and GBV multisectoral protection services. 2: Promoted actions for women's economic autonomy and women´s economic rights. 3: Strengthened the capacities of women to exercise their active citizenship by reinforcing their role as advocacy agents in the promotion of their rights. Programmet avser att bidra till att främja jämställdhet i Palestina genom ett omfattande program baserat på tre resultat: 1: Ökad tillgång till specialiserade, efterlevandecentrerade tjänster, särskilt sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och multisektoriella skyddstjänster för GBV. 2: Främjade åtgärder för kvinnors ekonomiska autonomi och kvinnors ekonomiska rättigheter. 3: Stärkt kvinnors kapacitet att utöva sitt aktiva medborgarskap genom att stärka deras roll som förespråkare för att främja deras rättigheter. Overall goal: Contributing to greater gender equality in Palestine: addressing the root causes of discrimination and violence and promoting the recognition and full exercise of women's rights in West Bank and Gaza Strip Result 1: Increased access to specialized, survivor-centered services, especially Sexual and Reproductive Health and GBV multi-sectoral protection services Result 2: Promoted actions for women's economic autonomy and women's economic rights Result 3: Strengthened the capacities of women to exercise their active citizenship by reinforcing their role as advocacy agents in the promotion of their rights Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Government & Civil Society-general Administrative Costs of Donors Alianza and their partners have acheived results during 2023 which were presented in the annual narrative report, submitted in July 2023. In some areas they even acheived more than what was anticipated. On the other hand, in some areas the activities were delayed or postponed. The project is implemented by four partners PICTI, WATC, PFPPA and CFTA and it is based on three results areas. Some examples of what has been acheived are as follows: 1. Increased access to specialized, survivorcentered services, especially Sexual and Reproductive Health and GBV Provision of GBV services is one of the most important parts of the project and it is implemented by PFPPA and CFTA. The targeted areas have been Ramallah and Gaza. 520 GBV survivors have benefited from multisectorial services and 767 cases were provided with psychological, social, legal and health support. A total of 831 women received individual psychosocial support. 484 beneficiaries recived legal consultations. Awareness campaigns to support behavioural changes and positive masculine roles reached 2150 participant including 1085 women and 1065 men. 2. Promoted actions for women's economic autonomy and women's economic rights The activities have focused on promoting women entrepreneurs. One call for proposals was done to support green economy projects. Trainings and capacity building have been implemented, which have reached 32 women. Awareness programs have also been implemented together with CEOs and with the Chamber of Commerce. 3. Strengthed the capacities of women to exercise their active citizenship by reinforcing their role as advocacy agents in the promotion of their rights Three Community Based Organisations have received capacity building on women's rights and political participation, as well as negotiation and advocacy skills. Postassessment data demonstrated a notable improvement in participans' capacities and skills to facilitate meetings in their communities. Local campaigns were carried out, among them one about prevention of early marriages. Alianza and partners have identified the Unsafe Abortion Coalition action plan and have perfomed advocacy actions and joint campaigns with the Unsafe Abortion Coalition. The main objective is to make sure that women will have access to safe abortions. This is a very sensitive issue and demands substantial planning. Alianza and its partners are strongly committed to upholding and implementing the principles of Protection from Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (PSEA). Alianza has a set of protection policies that are mandatory for all partners. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14763-14763A0101 Sweden The programme intends to contribute to foster gender equality in the Palestine through a comprehensive program based in three results: 1: Increased access to specialized, survivor-centered services, especially Sexual and Reproductive Health and GBV multisectoral protection services. 2: Promoted actions for women's economic autonomy and women´s economic rights. 3: Strengthened the capacities of women to exercise their active citizenship by reinforcing their role as advocacy agents in the promotion of their rights. Programmet avser att bidra till att främja jämställdhet i Palestina genom ett omfattande program baserat på tre resultat: 1: Ökad tillgång till specialiserade, efterlevandecentrerade tjänster, särskilt sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och multisektoriella skyddstjänster för GBV. 2: Främjade åtgärder för kvinnors ekonomiska autonomi och kvinnors ekonomiska rättigheter. 3: Stärkt kvinnors kapacitet att utöva sitt aktiva medborgarskap genom att stärka deras roll som förespråkare för att främja deras rättigheter. Overall goal: Contributing to greater gender equality in Palestine: addressing the root causes of discrimination and violence and promoting the recognition and full exercise of women's rights in West Bank and Gaza Strip Result 1: Increased access to specialized, survivor-centered services, especially Sexual and Reproductive Health and GBV multi-sectoral protection services Result 2: Promoted actions for women's economic autonomy and women's economic rights Result 3: Strengthened the capacities of women to exercise their active citizenship by reinforcing their role as advocacy agents in the promotion of their rights Sweden Alianza por la Solidaridad Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Alianza por la Solidaridad 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 5400000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 5400000 0 15400000 Alianza por la Solidaridad 10000000 Alianza por la Solidaridad 5400000 Alianza por la Solidaridad Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Greater gender equality, including increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive bättre tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Better sustainable livelihood opportunities and sustainable use of natural resources Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved conditions for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to contribute to economic development and productive employment and decent work, especially for women and young people Förbättrade förutsättningar för små- och medelstora företag att bidra till en hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och unga Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14763-14763A0104 Sweden The programme intends to contribute to foster gender equality in the Palestine through a comprehensive program based in three results: 1: Increased access to specialized, survivor-centered services, especially Sexual and Reproductive Health and GBV multisectoral protection services. 2: Promoted actions for women's economic autonomy and women´s economic rights. 3: Strengthened the capacities of women to exercise their active citizenship by reinforcing their role as advocacy agents in the promotion of their rights. Programmet avser att bidra till att främja jämställdhet i Palestina genom ett omfattande program baserat på tre resultat: 1: Ökad tillgång till specialiserade, efterlevandecentrerade tjänster, särskilt sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och multisektoriella skyddstjänster för GBV. 2: Främjade åtgärder för kvinnors ekonomiska autonomi och kvinnors ekonomiska rättigheter. 3: Stärkt kvinnors kapacitet att utöva sitt aktiva medborgarskap genom att stärka deras roll som förespråkare för att främja deras rättigheter. Overall goal: Contributing to greater gender equality in Palestine: addressing the root causes of discrimination and violence and promoting the recognition and full exercise of women's rights in West Bank and Gaza Strip Result 1: Increased access to specialized, survivor-centered services, especially Sexual and Reproductive Health and GBV multi-sectoral protection services Result 2: Promoted actions for women's economic autonomy and women's economic rights Result 3: Strengthened the capacities of women to exercise their active citizenship by reinforcing their role as advocacy agents in the promotion of their rights Sweden Alianza por la Solidaridad Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Alianza por la Solidaridad 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -418047 -418047 -418047 Alianza por la Solidaridad -418047 Alianza por la Solidaridad Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Improved access to health care, including sexual and reproductive health and rights, and a focus on children’s health. Förbättrad tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård, inklusive sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, och med fokus på barns hälsa. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-14763-14763A0201 Sweden The programme intends to contribute to foster gender equality in the Palestine through a comprehensive program based in three results: 1: Increased access to specialized, survivor-centered services, especially Sexual and Reproductive Health and GBV multisectoral protection services. 2: Promoted actions for women's economic autonomy and women´s economic rights. 3: Strengthened the capacities of women to exercise their active citizenship by reinforcing their role as advocacy agents in the promotion of their rights. Programmet avser att bidra till att främja jämställdhet i Palestina genom ett omfattande program baserat på tre resultat: 1: Ökad tillgång till specialiserade, efterlevandecentrerade tjänster, särskilt sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och multisektoriella skyddstjänster för GBV. 2: Främjade åtgärder för kvinnors ekonomiska autonomi och kvinnors ekonomiska rättigheter. 3: Stärkt kvinnors kapacitet att utöva sitt aktiva medborgarskap genom att stärka deras roll som förespråkare för att främja deras rättigheter. Overall goal: Contributing to greater gender equality in Palestine: addressing the root causes of discrimination and violence and promoting the recognition and full exercise of women's rights in West Bank and Gaza Strip Result 1: Increased access to specialized, survivor-centered services, especially Sexual and Reproductive Health and GBV multi-sectoral protection services Result 2: Promoted actions for women's economic autonomy and women's economic rights Result 3: Strengthened the capacities of women to exercise their active citizenship by reinforcing their role as advocacy agents in the promotion of their rights Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 421200 421200 421200 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 421200 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Greater gender equality, including increased access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive bättre tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Better sustainable livelihood opportunities and sustainable use of natural resources Förbättrade möjligheter till hållbar försörjning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved conditions for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to contribute to economic development and productive employment and decent work, especially for women and young people Förbättrade förutsättningar för små- och medelstora företag att bidra till en hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, särskilt för kvinnor och unga Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14781 Sweden The project's aims to support the improvement of administrative services centers in Ukraine in line with the ongoing decentralization reform. The project will provide in hand expert and capacity building assistance to the Ukrainian communities to establish and run the centers of public services. Projektet syftar till att stödja förbättringen av administrativa servicecentra i Ukraina i linje med den pågående decentraliseringsreformen. Projektet kommer att tillhandahålla experthjälp och kapacitetsuppbyggnadshjälp till de ukrainska samhällena för att etablera och driva centra för offentliga tjänster. The contribution aims at improving the local service delivery for citizens of Ukraine by providing advisory and technical support to establish administrative service centers. In addition to that, the project will also work on the national level with key decision makers to shape / improve the national legislation in the area of administrative service provision. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Decentralisation and support to subnational government Government & Civil Society-general Among the key results of the Prosto Project are the following: - Supported the creation or significant modernisation of 48 ASCs, benefiting population of 561 655 across the partner hromada (prewar population statistics), - Established an ongoing helpdesk service, providing ondemand support to more than 200 municipalities in coordination with the Ministry of Digital Transformation (MinDigital), - Conducted 91 opencall training sessions with 5 221 attendees from over 500 hromadas (87.9% women and 12.1% men), - Held 21 psychological group consultations for ASC staff near the northern border and areas of intense military action, offering support for those dealing with IDPs, veterans, and their families in challenging conditions, - Conducted three rounds of monitoring, targeting 140 heavily affected hromadas during the first year of the war, providing comprehensive data on administrative service provision and restoration in liberated municipalities, - A total of 489 starostas from 44 partner hromadas across 17 regions were trained in administrative service provision under war conditions, - Crisis material support was provided to 162 hromadas, covering a population of around 3 million people, in the form of IT equipment and vehicles, - Increased the ability of hromadas in citizen engagement by awarding mini grants to 32 hromadas for crisis communication and informationsharing, and training 1,105 representatives of hromadas, - Supported 43 reallocation and internship programs between hromadas in the East and West during the early phase of the war, - Produced essential methodological and policy resources such as: The White Book on administrative service provision policy"Starosta in the Community" to strengthen institutional capacity Guides on informing the population during crises Integrating gender into administrative services under wartime conditions etc. Relatively high demand for support from Prosto during the war indicates that many hromadas are actively working on sustaining good quality of administrative service provision and in some cases even tend to improve it in extremely difficult financial and humanitarian circumstance. The main challenges for Project implementation were security constraints and uncertainty regarding the outcome and development of the war, the financial difficulties of local government structures (LGSs), and increasing centralization of decision making processes in government. The need for additional support will remain high even after PROSTO concludes. The support might be especially critical, particularly in the event of a potential ceasefire or peace agreement. This situation would result in a significant increase in the number of veterans, requiring the provision of various administrative and social services through ASCs to them and their families. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14781-14781A0101 Sweden The project's aims to support the improvement of administrative services centers in Ukraine in line with the ongoing decentralization reform. The project will provide in hand expert and capacity building assistance to the Ukrainian communities to establish and run the centers of public services. Projektet syftar till att stödja förbättringen av administrativa servicecentra i Ukraina i linje med den pågående decentraliseringsreformen. Projektet kommer att tillhandahålla experthjälp och kapacitetsuppbyggnadshjälp till de ukrainska samhällena för att etablera och driva centra för offentliga tjänster. The contribution aims at improving the local service delivery for citizens of Ukraine by providing advisory and technical support to establish administrative service centers. In addition to that, the project will also work on the national level with key decision makers to shape / improve the national legislation in the area of administrative service provision. Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9000000 0 0 0 0 0 9000000 0 0 0 0 9000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 9000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14781-14781A0102 Sweden The project's aims to support the improvement of administrative services centers in Ukraine in line with the ongoing decentralization reform. The project will provide in hand expert and capacity building assistance to the Ukrainian communities to establish and run the centers of public services. Projektet syftar till att stödja förbättringen av administrativa servicecentra i Ukraina i linje med den pågående decentraliseringsreformen. Projektet kommer att tillhandahålla experthjälp och kapacitetsuppbyggnadshjälp till de ukrainska samhällena för att etablera och driva centra för offentliga tjänster. The contribution aims at improving the local service delivery for citizens of Ukraine by providing advisory and technical support to establish administrative service centers. In addition to that, the project will also work on the national level with key decision makers to shape / improve the national legislation in the area of administrative service provision. Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25983871 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9000000 0 16983871 25983871 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 9000000 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 16983871 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 12078575 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner -12078575 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14781-14781A0103 Sweden The project's aims to support the improvement of administrative services centers in Ukraine in line with the ongoing decentralization reform. The project will provide in hand expert and capacity building assistance to the Ukrainian communities to establish and run the centers of public services. Projektet syftar till att stödja förbättringen av administrativa servicecentra i Ukraina i linje med den pågående decentraliseringsreformen. Projektet kommer att tillhandahålla experthjälp och kapacitetsuppbyggnadshjälp till de ukrainska samhällena för att etablera och driva centra för offentliga tjänster. The contribution aims at improving the local service delivery for citizens of Ukraine by providing advisory and technical support to establish administrative service centers. In addition to that, the project will also work on the national level with key decision makers to shape / improve the national legislation in the area of administrative service provision. Sweden SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 17469523 -284747 12078575 0 -284747 5390948 17184776 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 12078575 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner 5390948 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner -284747 SKR/Sveriges Kommuner och Regioner Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Stronger democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14832 Sweden The activities within the programme contribution aims to reach the most vulnerable in very difficult contexts; to strengthen local organizations and individuals and improve their chances of increasing influence and accountability in decision-making processes regarding civil, political, social, economic and/or cultural human rights of people living in poverty. As a world-leading humanitarian actor, the Red Cross' overall goal is to save lives and maintain human dignity, but it is a basic idea in the movement's and SRK's activities to be present continuously before, during and after crisis. This long-term resilience work aims to strengthen vulnerable people, create improved living conditions, contribute to poverty reduction and provide conditions for robust societies to cope with great stress, recover from crises and continue to develop. SRK's theory of change is based on the theory is that people themselves are the most important resource in the change process. Mobilization of local communities (individuals, actors, authorities and organizations) is the starting point and all efforts are designed based on context, needs and vulnerability analyses, as well as action plans that are developed through participatory methods for local ownership . Actively working for dialogue with authorities / bearers of obligations to create a contribution to responsibility and provide increased scope for action is also part of the business. The activities are implemented by the national associations' local branches and largely voluntary forces. This is the strength of the proposed effort as the Red Cross movement possesses the ability to reach the most vulnerable in a way that few or no other actors can, and further that the effort has a significant added value in its triple-nexus approach that directly intends to contribute to increased capacity in and space for civil society in contexts characterized by vulnerability, conflict and/or recurring natural disasters. Creating dialogue platforms for rights holders and duty bearers for increased accountability is also an integrated part of the programme. Verksamheten inom den förslagna insatsen syftar till att nå de allra mest utsatta i mycket svåra kontexter; att stärka lokala organisationer och individer och förbättra deras förutsättningar att i förlängningen öka inflytande och ansvarsutkrävande i beslutsprocesser kring medborgerliga, politiska, sociala, ekonomiska och/eller kulturella mänskliga rättigheter för människor som lever i fattigdom. Som världsledande humanitär aktör är Röda Korsets övergripande mål att rädda liv och upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet, men det är en grundtanke i rörelsens och SRKs verksamhet att vara närvarande kontinuerligt före, under och efter en katastrof. Detta långsiktiga resiliensarbete syftar till att stärka utsatta människor, skapa förbättrade levnadsvillkor, bidra till minskad fattigdom och ge förutsättningar för robusta samhällen att hantera stora påfrestningar, återhämta sig från kriser och fortsätta att utvecklas. SRKs bärande tanke i förändringsteorin är att människor själva är den viktigaste resursen i förändringsprocessen. Mobilisering av lokalsamhällen (individer, aktörer, myndigheter och organisationer) är utgångspunkten och alla insatser utformas utifrån kontext-, behovs- och sårbarhetsanalyser, samt handlingsplaner som tas fram genom deltagandemetoder för lokalt ägarskap. Att aktivt verka för dialog med myndigheter/skyldighetsbärare för att skapa bidra till ansvarstagande och upplåta ett utökat handlingsutrymme är också en del av verksamheten. Verksamheten vilar främst på de nationella föreningarnas lokalföreningar/brancher och till stor del volontära krafter och Sida bedömer att det är den föreslagna insatsens styrka då röda kors-rörelsen besitter förmåga att nå de mest utsatta på ett sätt som få eller inga andra aktörer förmår, samt vidare att insatsen har ett betydande mervärde i sin tripple-nexuxsansats som direkt ämnar bidra till ökad kapacitet i och utrymme för det civila samhället i kontexter som präglas av utsatthet, konflikt och/eller återkommande naturkatastrofer. Dialogskapande med skyldighetsbärare för ökat ansvarstagande är också integrerat i angreppsättet. Svenska Röda Korset (SRK) får stöd från Sida för ett 4-årigt program (2022-2025) med det långsiktiga målet att: 'individuell och samhälls-resiliens stärks genom egenmakt, deltagande och starka kretsar som kan mobilisera samhällen och volontärer och möjliggöra lokalt agerande för hållbar utveckling.' SRKs vision är att få till stånd en ökad resiliens och förbättrad hälsa för människor och samhällen. SRKs princip att inte bara implementera tillfälliga humanitära insatser utan att genom kontinuerlig närvaro i utsatta samhällen före, under och efter kris stärka utsatta människor, skapa förbättrade levnadsvillkor, bidra till minskad fattigdom och ge förutsättningar för robusta samhällen att hantera stora påfrestningar, återhämta sig från kriser och fortsätta att utvecklas. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Lebanon Liberia Palestine, State of South Sudan Developing countries, unspecified Democratic participation and civil society Health education Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation Bio-diversity Basic health care Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Vocational training Government & Civil Society-general Basic Health Water Supply & Sanitation General Environment Protection Conflict, Peace & Security Secondary Education Programmet startades under 2022 genom Röda Kortets/Röda Halvmånen i Bangladesh, Demokratiska Republiken Kongo (DRK) och Palestina (Gaza och Västbanken, samt i Libanon). Under 2023 planerades för ytterligare två landprogram i Sudan och Liberia. Sudan fick utgå pga. den snabbt försämrade säkerhetssituationen och istället har Sydsudan tillkommit. I Palestina och Libanon har verksamheten inom detta avvecklats på grund av den akuta och eskalerande humanitära kris som råder sedan oktober 2023. Programmet fortsätter dock på Västbanken och i Libanon. Resultatrapportering: Insatsen beräknas nå och involvera ca 235 000 personer under hela programmet. Efter tre års verksamhet rapporterar SRK sammanfattat att programmet bidragit till förbättrad information, stöd och service från myndigheter i de lokalsamhällen där programmet implementeras. Detta har effekten av att öka samhällenas förmåga att förbereda sig samt bygga en stärkt resiliens, inflytande och kapacitet att agera mot kontextuella faktorer som påverkar lokalsamhällen negativt (empowerment). Det innebär även ett stärkt ansvarstagande och åtagande från skyldighetsbärare (accountability). Nedan följer ett axplock av resultat från 2024 års rapport: Trots extremt utmanande förhållanden i Palestina, med pågående krig i Gaza och försämrad säkerhet på Västbanken, genomförde PRCS aktiviteter i fem samhällen i Bethlehem-guvernementet. 34 971 personer (6 993 flickor, 6 993 pojkar, 9 654 kvinnor, 11 331 män) deltog i aktiviteterna. Marah Rabah och Beit Fajjar uppvisade förbättringar inom alla fyra prioriterade områden: riskhantering, social sammanhållning, naturresurshantering och samhörighet. I Palestina fungerade Community-Based Disaster Risk Reduction Committees som effektiva påverkansplattformar. I Beit Fajjar ledde samarbete med kommunen till förbättrad avfallshantering. Lokala kommittéer genomförde insatser som trädplantering och förbättring av grönytor för att minska översvämningsrisker och förbättra miljön. I Libanon visade PRCS-L:s modell för samhällsengagemang sin anpassningsförmåga trots politiska spänningar och eskalerande konflikt. Volontärer fortsatte mobilisera och stötta samhällen. PRCS-L nådde 24 567 personer (8 634 kvinnor, 5 933 män) genom informationsinsatser om hälsofrämjande och sjukdomsförebyggande. Uppföljningsenkäter visade att 85 % av deltagarna hade ökad kunskap, med observerade förbättringar i hygienpraxis såsom regelbunden handtvätt. PRCS-L rapporterade minskade infektionssjukdomsutbrott och stärkta förebyggande hälsoåtgärder. I Libanon prioriterades avfallshantering i Ain el Helwe och Naher el Bared. Planerade möten med UNRWA ställdes in p.g.a. kriget, men samverkan ledde till sociala aktiviteter i skolor för ökad sammanhållning. I DRK slutförde DRCRC samhällsledda åtgärder i fyra stadsdelar i Kinshasa. 48 453 personer (inklusive 8 477 män, 10 744 kvinnor, 14 847 flickor och 14 385 pojkar) deltog i kapacitetsstärkande aktiviteter. De långvariga medvetandekampanjerna, hembesöken och saneringsinsatserna ledde till observerade beteendeförändringar, såsom antagande av handtvättspraxis och användning av myggnät, avfallssortering och plastinsamling, samt samhällsledd rensning av rännor och plantering av djuprotade gräs för att förebygga översvämningar. Dessa metoder exemplifierar en förändring i sociala normer där hygien, sanitet och miljömedvetenhet blivit en del av vardagen. Hushåll som inte var direkt inriktade på projektet kopierade översvämningsförebyggande åtgärder, vilket påvisar spridning av kunskap och samhällsacceptans. Utvärdering visar att samhällsmedlemmar har stärkt sina egna möjligheter att tillgodose sina behov genom att minska riskerna de står inför, särskilt ungdomar och kvinnor som stärkts som volontärer och kommittémedlemmar. Detta var främst resultatet av inrättandet av det civila samhällets Community Disaster Response Team (CDRT), bestående av 20 kvinnor och 25 män. Teammedlemmarna deltog i utbildningar i påverkansarbete, psykosocialt stöd och miljöförvaltning. CDRT stödde samhällen och genomförde kampanjer riktade till dem såväl som till lokala myndigheter om sanitet och förebyggande av regnvattenöversvämningar. Det har noterats att under de kraftiga översvämningarna i Kinshasa 2025 drabbades de projektområden som genomförde rensningskampanjer av dräneringssystemen mindre allvarligt, eftersom vattnet kunde rinna undan bättre efter rensningarna. Många kommittémedlemmar och volontärer uppges ses som förändringsledare i sina grannskap. Denna egenmakt har bidragit till ett underifrån-och-upp-ledarskap som stärker lokalt driven resiliens. I Sydsudan deltog 59 815 personer (37 258 män, 22 557 kvinnor, 5 758 flickor varav 12 kvinnor med funktionsnedsättning och 15 658 pojkar varav 18 med funktionsnedsättning) i aktiviteter ledda av CDRT inom hygien, katastrofriskreducering och yrkesutbildning. Resultaten inkluderade att hygienmedvetenheten ökade från 11 % till 48 % och detta bedöms ha bidragit till att förhindra ett kolerautbrott i området. I Sydsudan ledde dialog med lokala myndigheter till reparation av 19 handpumpar som återställde tillgången till rent vatten för ca 9 500 personer och ökade tillgången från 54 % till 73 % vilket utgör en omvälvande förändring i vardagslivet där kvinnor och barn inte längre behöver gå långa sträckor för att hämta vatten i Lake Yirol, som dessutom är förorenat. Denna förändring förbättrade inte bara hälsoutfallen utan även lokalt ledd utveckling, då lokala vattenpumpsmekaniker utbildades för att upprätthålla funktionaliteten och säkerställa hållbarheten. Dessutom kombinerades dessa resiliensinsatser med fredsskapande åtgärder såsom skolklubbar och inkluderande idrottsevenemang, vilka också bidrog till en påtaglig förbättring av social sammanhållning och samhörighet. SSRC stödde också samhällsmedlemmar i att stärka sin förståelse av och förmåga att identifiera fysiska, psykologiska, ekonomiska och sociala konsekvenser av SGBV. För att stärka förståelsen av SGBV höll utbildade volontärer informationsmöten som hjälpte samhällsmedlemmar att identifiera dess konsekvenser. Interaktiva aktiviteter uppmuntrade till öppen dialog och reflektion, vilket säkerställde att både män och kvinnor deltog meningsfullt. Utvärderingen visar att kunskapen om SGBV:s konsekvenser ökade mest bland kvinnor, från nivåer mycket lägre än männens vid baslinjen, till samma nivåer vid slutmätningen. Den övergripande medvetenheten ökade från 13 % till 37 % mellan baslinjen och slutmätningen. Samhällsmedlemmar kunde också bättre identifiera former av stress och de bredare konsekvenserna av SGBV för välbefinnande och försörjning. I Bangladesh förbättrades hälsobeteenden markant: 95 % av invånarna tvättade händerna och fler kvinnor använde återanvändbara, miljövänliga mensskydd, och uppges i större uträckning öppet diskutera menstruationshygien, vilket markerar en betydande förändring i att bryta stigma. Dessa förbättringar drevs av konsekventa medvetandekampanjer och en växande kultur av öppenhet och inkludering kring känsliga hälsofrågor. 17 000 personer (40 % män och 60 % kvinnor) deltog i insatser för miljömedvetenhet och katastrofriskreducering. Kunskapen om miljöfrågor ökade från 17 % vid baslinjen till 87 % vid slutmätningen. Lokala resiliensfonder, aktiverade på åtta platser, gjorde det möjligt för lokala aktörer att finansiera praktiska riskreducerande åtgärder, såsom att höja socklar, reparera vägar och installera vägtrummor för vattenavrinning, och därigenom skydda sina. Dessa visade sig vara avgörande för att mildra effekterna av översvämningarna under 2024. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14832-14832A0101 Sweden The activities within the programme contribution aims to reach the most vulnerable in very difficult contexts; to strengthen local organizations and individuals and improve their chances of increasing influence and accountability in decision-making processes regarding civil, political, social, economic and/or cultural human rights of people living in poverty. As a world-leading humanitarian actor, the Red Cross' overall goal is to save lives and maintain human dignity, but it is a basic idea in the movement's and SRK's activities to be present continuously before, during and after crisis. This long-term resilience work aims to strengthen vulnerable people, create improved living conditions, contribute to poverty reduction and provide conditions for robust societies to cope with great stress, recover from crises and continue to develop. SRK's theory of change is based on the theory is that people themselves are the most important resource in the change process. Mobilization of local communities (individuals, actors, authorities and organizations) is the starting point and all efforts are designed based on context, needs and vulnerability analyses, as well as action plans that are developed through participatory methods for local ownership . Actively working for dialogue with authorities / bearers of obligations to create a contribution to responsibility and provide increased scope for action is also part of the business. The activities are implemented by the national associations' local branches and largely voluntary forces. This is the strength of the proposed effort as the Red Cross movement possesses the ability to reach the most vulnerable in a way that few or no other actors can, and further that the effort has a significant added value in its triple-nexus approach that directly intends to contribute to increased capacity in and space for civil society in contexts characterized by vulnerability, conflict and/or recurring natural disasters. Creating dialogue platforms for rights holders and duty bearers for increased accountability is also an integrated part of the programme. Verksamheten inom den förslagna insatsen syftar till att nå de allra mest utsatta i mycket svåra kontexter; att stärka lokala organisationer och individer och förbättra deras förutsättningar att i förlängningen öka inflytande och ansvarsutkrävande i beslutsprocesser kring medborgerliga, politiska, sociala, ekonomiska och/eller kulturella mänskliga rättigheter för människor som lever i fattigdom. Som världsledande humanitär aktör är Röda Korsets övergripande mål att rädda liv och upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet, men det är en grundtanke i rörelsens och SRKs verksamhet att vara närvarande kontinuerligt före, under och efter en katastrof. Detta långsiktiga resiliensarbete syftar till att stärka utsatta människor, skapa förbättrade levnadsvillkor, bidra till minskad fattigdom och ge förutsättningar för robusta samhällen att hantera stora påfrestningar, återhämta sig från kriser och fortsätta att utvecklas. SRKs bärande tanke i förändringsteorin är att människor själva är den viktigaste resursen i förändringsprocessen. Mobilisering av lokalsamhällen (individer, aktörer, myndigheter och organisationer) är utgångspunkten och alla insatser utformas utifrån kontext-, behovs- och sårbarhetsanalyser, samt handlingsplaner som tas fram genom deltagandemetoder för lokalt ägarskap. Att aktivt verka för dialog med myndigheter/skyldighetsbärare för att skapa bidra till ansvarstagande och upplåta ett utökat handlingsutrymme är också en del av verksamheten. Verksamheten vilar främst på de nationella föreningarnas lokalföreningar/brancher och till stor del volontära krafter och Sida bedömer att det är den föreslagna insatsens styrka då röda kors-rörelsen besitter förmåga att nå de mest utsatta på ett sätt som få eller inga andra aktörer förmår, samt vidare att insatsen har ett betydande mervärde i sin tripple-nexuxsansats som direkt ämnar bidra till ökad kapacitet i och utrymme för det civila samhället i kontexter som präglas av utsatthet, konflikt och/eller återkommande naturkatastrofer. Dialogskapande med skyldighetsbärare för ökat ansvarstagande är också integrerat i angreppsättet. Svenska Röda Korset (SRK) får stöd från Sida för ett 4-årigt program (2022-2025) med det långsiktiga målet att: 'individuell och samhälls-resiliens stärks genom egenmakt, deltagande och starka kretsar som kan mobilisera samhällen och volontärer och möjliggöra lokalt agerande för hållbar utveckling.' SRKs vision är att få till stånd en ökad resiliens och förbättrad hälsa för människor och samhällen. SRKs princip att inte bara implementera tillfälliga humanitära insatser utan att genom kontinuerlig närvaro i utsatta samhällen före, under och efter kris stärka utsatta människor, skapa förbättrade levnadsvillkor, bidra till minskad fattigdom och ge förutsättningar för robusta samhällen att hantera stora påfrestningar, återhämta sig från kriser och fortsätta att utvecklas. Sweden Svenska Röda Korset Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Svenska Röda Korset 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av 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502862.912 Svenska Röda Korset 502862.912 Svenska Röda Korset 387361.5869 Svenska Röda Korset 1125000 Svenska Röda Korset 10125000 Svenska Röda Korset Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Improved aid- and development-effectiveness in civil society support Ett mer bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater understanding and engagement in civil society in developing countries for global development and sustainability, and strengthened advocacy for these matters vis-à-vis decision-makers Ökad förståelse och engagemang hos civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer för globala utvecklings- och hållbarhetsfrågor och stärkt påverkansarbete för detta gentemot beslutsfattare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14832-14832A0102 Sweden The activities within the programme contribution aims to reach the most vulnerable in very difficult contexts; to strengthen local organizations and individuals and improve their chances of increasing influence and accountability in decision-making processes regarding civil, political, social, economic and/or cultural human rights of people living in poverty. As a world-leading humanitarian actor, the Red Cross' overall goal is to save lives and maintain human dignity, but it is a basic idea in the movement's and SRK's activities to be present continuously before, during and after crisis. This long-term resilience work aims to strengthen vulnerable people, create improved living conditions, contribute to poverty reduction and provide conditions for robust societies to cope with great stress, recover from crises and continue to develop. SRK's theory of change is based on the theory is that people themselves are the most important resource in the change process. Mobilization of local communities (individuals, actors, authorities and organizations) is the starting point and all efforts are designed based on context, needs and vulnerability analyses, as well as action plans that are developed through participatory methods for local ownership . Actively working for dialogue with authorities / bearers of obligations to create a contribution to responsibility and provide increased scope for action is also part of the business. The activities are implemented by the national associations' local branches and largely voluntary forces. This is the strength of the proposed effort as the Red Cross movement possesses the ability to reach the most vulnerable in a way that few or no other actors can, and further that the effort has a significant added value in its triple-nexus approach that directly intends to contribute to increased capacity in and space for civil society in contexts characterized by vulnerability, conflict and/or recurring natural disasters. Creating dialogue platforms for rights holders and duty bearers for increased accountability is also an integrated part of the programme. Verksamheten inom den förslagna insatsen syftar till att nå de allra mest utsatta i mycket svåra kontexter; att stärka lokala organisationer och individer och förbättra deras förutsättningar att i förlängningen öka inflytande och ansvarsutkrävande i beslutsprocesser kring medborgerliga, politiska, sociala, ekonomiska och/eller kulturella mänskliga rättigheter för människor som lever i fattigdom. Som världsledande humanitär aktör är Röda Korsets övergripande mål att rädda liv och upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet, men det är en grundtanke i rörelsens och SRKs verksamhet att vara närvarande kontinuerligt före, under och efter en katastrof. Detta långsiktiga resiliensarbete syftar till att stärka utsatta människor, skapa förbättrade levnadsvillkor, bidra till minskad fattigdom och ge förutsättningar för robusta samhällen att hantera stora påfrestningar, återhämta sig från kriser och fortsätta att utvecklas. SRKs bärande tanke i förändringsteorin är att människor själva är den viktigaste resursen i förändringsprocessen. Mobilisering av lokalsamhällen (individer, aktörer, myndigheter och organisationer) är utgångspunkten och alla insatser utformas utifrån kontext-, behovs- och sårbarhetsanalyser, samt handlingsplaner som tas fram genom deltagandemetoder för lokalt ägarskap. Att aktivt verka för dialog med myndigheter/skyldighetsbärare för att skapa bidra till ansvarstagande och upplåta ett utökat handlingsutrymme är också en del av verksamheten. Verksamheten vilar främst på de nationella föreningarnas lokalföreningar/brancher och till stor del volontära krafter och Sida bedömer att det är den föreslagna insatsens styrka då röda kors-rörelsen besitter förmåga att nå de mest utsatta på ett sätt som få eller inga andra aktörer förmår, samt vidare att insatsen har ett betydande mervärde i sin tripple-nexuxsansats som direkt ämnar bidra till ökad kapacitet i och utrymme för det civila samhället i kontexter som präglas av utsatthet, konflikt och/eller återkommande naturkatastrofer. Dialogskapande med skyldighetsbärare för ökat ansvarstagande är också integrerat i angreppsättet. Svenska Röda Korset (SRK) får stöd från Sida för ett 4-årigt program (2022-2025) med det långsiktiga målet att: 'individuell och samhälls-resiliens stärks genom egenmakt, deltagande och starka kretsar som kan mobilisera samhällen och volontärer och möjliggöra lokalt agerande för hållbar utveckling.' SRKs vision är att få till stånd en ökad resiliens och förbättrad hälsa för människor och samhällen. SRKs princip att inte bara implementera tillfälliga humanitära insatser utan att genom kontinuerlig närvaro i utsatta samhällen före, under och efter kris stärka utsatta människor, skapa förbättrade levnadsvillkor, bidra till minskad fattigdom och ge förutsättningar för robusta samhällen att hantera stora påfrestningar, återhämta sig från kriser och fortsätta att utvecklas. Sweden Svenska Röda Korset Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Svenska Röda Korset 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 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Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14832-14832A0103 Sweden The activities within the programme contribution aims to reach the most vulnerable in very difficult contexts; to strengthen local organizations and individuals and improve their chances of increasing influence and accountability in decision-making processes regarding civil, political, social, economic and/or cultural human rights of people living in poverty. As a world-leading humanitarian actor, the Red Cross' overall goal is to save lives and maintain human dignity, but it is a basic idea in the movement's and SRK's activities to be present continuously before, during and after crisis. This long-term resilience work aims to strengthen vulnerable people, create improved living conditions, contribute to poverty reduction and provide conditions for robust societies to cope with great stress, recover from crises and continue to develop. SRK's theory of change is based on the theory is that people themselves are the most important resource in the change process. Mobilization of local communities (individuals, actors, authorities and organizations) is the starting point and all efforts are designed based on context, needs and vulnerability analyses, as well as action plans that are developed through participatory methods for local ownership . Actively working for dialogue with authorities / bearers of obligations to create a contribution to responsibility and provide increased scope for action is also part of the business. The activities are implemented by the national associations' local branches and largely voluntary forces. This is the strength of the proposed effort as the Red Cross movement possesses the ability to reach the most vulnerable in a way that few or no other actors can, and further that the effort has a significant added value in its triple-nexus approach that directly intends to contribute to increased capacity in and space for civil society in contexts characterized by vulnerability, conflict and/or recurring natural disasters. Creating dialogue platforms for rights holders and duty bearers for increased accountability is also an integrated part of the programme. Verksamheten inom den förslagna insatsen syftar till att nå de allra mest utsatta i mycket svåra kontexter; att stärka lokala organisationer och individer och förbättra deras förutsättningar att i förlängningen öka inflytande och ansvarsutkrävande i beslutsprocesser kring medborgerliga, politiska, sociala, ekonomiska och/eller kulturella mänskliga rättigheter för människor som lever i fattigdom. Som världsledande humanitär aktör är Röda Korsets övergripande mål att rädda liv och upprätthålla mänsklig värdighet, men det är en grundtanke i rörelsens och SRKs verksamhet att vara närvarande kontinuerligt före, under och efter en katastrof. Detta långsiktiga resiliensarbete syftar till att stärka utsatta människor, skapa förbättrade levnadsvillkor, bidra till minskad fattigdom och ge förutsättningar för robusta samhällen att hantera stora påfrestningar, återhämta sig från kriser och fortsätta att utvecklas. SRKs bärande tanke i förändringsteorin är att människor själva är den viktigaste resursen i förändringsprocessen. Mobilisering av lokalsamhällen (individer, aktörer, myndigheter och organisationer) är utgångspunkten och alla insatser utformas utifrån kontext-, behovs- och sårbarhetsanalyser, samt handlingsplaner som tas fram genom deltagandemetoder för lokalt ägarskap. Att aktivt verka för dialog med myndigheter/skyldighetsbärare för att skapa bidra till ansvarstagande och upplåta ett utökat handlingsutrymme är också en del av verksamheten. Verksamheten vilar främst på de nationella föreningarnas lokalföreningar/brancher och till stor del volontära krafter och Sida bedömer att det är den föreslagna insatsens styrka då röda kors-rörelsen besitter förmåga att nå de mest utsatta på ett sätt som få eller inga andra aktörer förmår, samt vidare att insatsen har ett betydande mervärde i sin tripple-nexuxsansats som direkt ämnar bidra till ökad kapacitet i och utrymme för det civila samhället i kontexter som präglas av utsatthet, konflikt och/eller återkommande naturkatastrofer. Dialogskapande med skyldighetsbärare för ökat ansvarstagande är också integrerat i angreppsättet. Svenska Röda Korset (SRK) får stöd från Sida för ett 4-årigt program (2022-2025) med det långsiktiga målet att: 'individuell och samhälls-resiliens stärks genom egenmakt, deltagande och starka kretsar som kan mobilisera samhällen och volontärer och möjliggöra lokalt agerande för hållbar utveckling.' SRKs vision är att få till stånd en ökad resiliens och förbättrad hälsa för människor och samhällen. SRKs princip att inte bara implementera tillfälliga humanitära insatser utan att genom kontinuerlig närvaro i utsatta samhällen före, under och efter kris stärka utsatta människor, skapa förbättrade levnadsvillkor, bidra till minskad fattigdom och ge förutsättningar för robusta samhällen att hantera stora påfrestningar, återhämta sig från kriser och fortsätta att utvecklas. Sweden Svenska Röda Korset Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Svenska Röda Korset 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 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Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-14997 Sweden The contribution provides UNESA with financial resources to facilitate and steer GISD, consisting of 30 of the world's largest institutional investors, banks and a few companies. The mission of GISD is to be one of the forces aligning capital with the SDGs and catalyzing new investments for the developing markets. GISD works on the dimensions investing, transparency and reporting, corporate governance, policy dialogue and leading by example. Swedish SISD is participating in GISD as a member. Team Sweden category b. Works for increased investments in sustainable infrastructure. Insatsen består i att ge UNDESA finansiella medel för att facilitera GISD, med 30 av världens största investerare och företag. GISD sammankallas av FNs Generalsekreterare. Målet för GISD är att vara en kraft i att anpassa kapitalet till Agenda 2030 och katalysera nya investeringar för utvecklingsekonomier och emerging markets. Insatsen är i linje med financing for development agendan och action area B. GISD arbetar med nivåerna investeringar, ägarstyrning, transparens och redovisning, policydialog, regionala nätverk och genom att GISD-deltagarna visar ledarskap i hållbara investeringar. Svenska SISD ingår i GISD som en medlem. Team Sweden kategori B. Verkar för ökade hållbara infrastrukturinvesteringar bl a. Insatsens övergripande mål är att medlemmarna i GISD blir en av aktörsgrupperna som verkar för att det globala finansiella systemet skall åstadkomma hållbar utveckling på områdena: fattigdomsminskning, minskade ojämlikheter, skapande av arbetstillfällen och positiv påverkan på klimat och miljö. Detta skall se genom att skala upp och anpassa investeringarna för hållbar utveckling med särskilt fokus på utvecklingsekonomier, genom att skifta ekosystemet för investeringar. I programdokumentets resultatramverk anges att som mål att: 1, GISD har utvecklat påtagliga leveranser för att åstadkomma sina mål om att skala upp långsiktiga investeringar för hållbar utveckling, samt flyttat fram utvecklingen mot att transformera investeringar i det finansiella ekosystemet, för bättre anpassning till hållbar utveckling. 2, GISDs olika rekommendationer och arbeten används av policyaktörer, reglerare, standardsättare, utvecklingsbanker och andra intressenter för att genomföra konkreta reformer mot att skala upp privata investeringar och finans i anpassning för hållbar utveckling. 3, Utvecklingsländer har stärkt möjligheterna för att mobilisera privata investeringar för implementeringen av Agenda 2030, inklusive fattigdomsminskning, samt kunnat se positiv påverkan på klimatförändringar och minskat ojämlikheter genom att bygga på/dra nytta av GISDs leveranser och rekommendationer. Arbetet för förändringarna görs tillsammans med deltagarna i GISD, en spegling/ett utsnitt av privata sektorns aktörer globalt, med fokus på investerare och banker samt med några företag. Arbetsområdena och påverkansmöjligheterna är nu fler än GISDs tidigare definierade. Detta är en följd av att arbetet har avancerat och nya katalytiska punkter för avancemang har identifierats. En tillkommande katalytisk aktivitet är GISDs roll som koordinator och facilitator av privata sektorns inspel och bidrag till kommande agenda för utvecklingsfinansiering inför den kommande konferensen kring Utvecklingsfinansiering som hålls 2025 i Sevilla, Spanien. För att nå målet föreslås GISD arbete engageras inom fyra olika områden: Katalytiska lösningar: Här ingår att identifiera och peka på utvecklingen av möjliga långsiktiga incitament för anpassning av kapitalet och finanssektorn till Agenda 2030 samt förslag på och exemplifiering av instrument/plattformar. Området incitament är nytt och har tillkommit som en följd av de diskussioner och arbete som GISD har företagit. Policyreformer och institutionella reformer: Detta område är i stort sett detsamma som i tidigare programdokument och rubrikerna de samma som tidigare, med påverkan på regeringar och reglerar. Utvecklingsfinansieringsinstitsutioner (DFIs) har tillkommit som aktörsgrupp att påverka och föra dialog med. Outreach och engagemang: Detta arbetsområde avser påverkan på andra investerare och privatsektoraktörer samt andra intressenter i det finansiella ekosystemet, såsom reglerare, policyaktörer samt lagstiftare. Detta är ett område som avancerat och utvecklats det senare året och där GISD gjort starka insatser för att initiera, avancera och stärka dialogen kring anpassning av kapitalet till hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning samt katalysering av investeringar för detsamma. Accountability, ansvarighet och efterlevnad: Detta område handlar om GISD-deltagarnas eget arbete att leva upp till egna rekommendationer. Här ingår även GISDs roll i att kräva transparens och redovisning samt arbete med ägarstyrning, för hållbar utveckling. Allt GISDs arbetet finns publicerat på www.gisdalliance.org. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Financial policy and administrative management Banking & Financial Services 2025 var ett viktigt år för GISD, med starka resultat. Flera viktiga leveranser gjordes. En stor grupp privatsektoraktörer engagerades för hållbar utveckling, inför och under FfD 4 till det International Business Forum som GISD var medarrangör till. Vidare påbörjades GISDs arbete mot landnivå under hösten 2025. En stor del av arbetet med GISD var fokuserat på leverans på FfD4 och Private Sector Forum i Sevilla under tidig sommar 2025. Bland annat fokuserades GISDs arbetsgrupper och deras arbete mot leveranser på detta. Redan under 2024 bildades International Business Steering Committee som samlade en rad privatsektoraktörer under GISDs och ICCs (International Chamber of Commers) gemensamma ordförandeskap. Kommitteen kom att organisera och planera privata sektorns inspel till själva Sevilla outcome document, en kommuniké från privata sektorn i samband med konferensen samt International Business Forum. GISD var under UNDESAs ledning mest engagerad i och för arbetet. GISD ordnade även två sido event under upptakten till FfD 4, ett under FfD Forum i april och ett senare under våren under Prep Com 3 inför den stundande FfD 4/Sevilla-konferensen. Dialogen som GISD ordnade med den större privata sektorn via Private Business Steering Committee resulterade i bidrag till åtta paragrafer som rör privatsektorn i själva outcome dokumentet och under område B International and domestic private sector and finance. Vidare är GISD där omnämnt som en uppföljningsmekanism när det gäller FfD 4 och område B. Sevilla avtalet är nu styrande dokument för det internationella samfundets arbete med utvecklingsfinansiering. Dokumentet är antaget av alla länder och FNs Generalförsamling, USA undantaget. Fram till FfD4 sammanställde GISD en rad positionspapper rörande: 1, Valutakursfluktuationer och förslag på garantier kopplat till. 2, Förslag på behov av finjusteringar av Basel III-regleringarna. Samtliga kan läsas på www.gisdalliance.org. GISD tog också initiativ till att samla den privata sektorn till en gemensam Kommunikéen från International Business Steering Committee: (Finns att hitta på www.250616_IBF Business Communique_final_under embargo until 30 June.pdf) Här förde privata aktörer fram att nedanstående områden måste avanceras fär att uppnå målen i FfD 4. 1. Expandera investeringsverktyg och plattformar för att skapa impact 2. Skapa partnerskap med regeringar och utvecklingsaktörer 3. Anpassa och linjera hållbarhetsstandarder över gränserna 4. Se över och justera finansiell regerling för att ge incitament för långsiktiga investeringar 5. Öka och expandera tillgången till finanser för marknader och företag som inte har tillräcklig tillgång GISD ordnade även ett stort antal paneler för att avancera och accellerera frågor kring att katalysera privatkapital för hållbar utveckling. Paneler på FfD 4 sammanfattas bland annat i: SDG-statsobligationer och SDG-företagsobligationer med medverkan från Kenya, Uruguay och Kamerun samt Global Compact och en rad företag, bl a Safaricom från Kenya. En första dialog med standarsättaren Basel Kommittén med ordföranden Erik Thedéen (tillika Sveriges Riksbankschef) kring behov av mindre justeringar i Basel III, som anses bromsa investeringar i infrastruktur i utvecklingsländer. Blended finance och olika mekanismer och tillväggagångssätt för att skala upp blended finance. GISDs arbete resulterade under året i att två konkreta investeringsmöjligheter kunde presenteras och investeringar genomföras: 1, Värdepapperisering av del av IFCs portfölj. GISD har länge arbetat för att utvecklingsbankerna skall möjliggöra för privata investeringar. Främst har dialogen skett med Världsbanksgruppen, inklusive IFC, och IDB. Detta resulterade 2024 i att Världsbanken skapade en arbetsgrupp Private sector lab - för att där diskutera möjliga vägar. Fyra GISD-aktörer deltog i denna grupp. Under 2025 i september gjordes en första transaktion som möjliggör för privata investerare att ta över några av IFCs lån i en så kalla värdepapperisering. Denna transaktion katalyserade drygt motsvarnade SEK 5 mdr i privatkapital och annonserades i september. IFC presenterade och genomförde sin första värdepapperisering av portföljen i september 2025, som innebar 5 miljarder kronor (USD 510 miljoner) kanaliserades i privat kapital. (Se World Bank Group Successfully Closes Inaugural Securitization Transaction, Marking Pivotal Step in Private Sector Mobilization Effort.) En av GISDs medlemmar var den största investeraren i transaktionen. 2, Investeringsplattformen ACE. GISD har länge arbetat för att skapa en investeringsplattform som kan kanalisera pengar till utvecklingsländer och projekt där, direkt via utvecklingsbanker. Arbetet startades tillsammans med Global Infrastructure Facility, GIF, ett G20 initiativ, och där skapades idéen som GISD arbetat med kring SIIP, Sustainable Investment Infrastructure Facility, där Allianz engagerades som fondförvlatare, via process av expression of interest och oberoende utvärdering. Arbetet skedde vidare där under flera år och i slutet av 2025 kunde ett avtal om garanti tas beslut om från Sida. I transaktionen medverkar även andra givare såsom Global Affairs Canada, Danska IFU. Investeringsplattformen lanserades i januari 2026, med Sidas Finansavdelning medverkande. Den katalyserar i inledningsskedet USD 690 miljoner, motsvarande cirka 6,9 miljarder kronor. Under året tog GISD de första stegen mot att fokusera mot tre pilotländer och där arbeta tillsammans med länderna för att realisera deras investeringsplaner. Ett första möte med GISD hölls kring detta tillsammans med FNs vice generalsekreterare Amina Mohammed i Sevilla i början av juli. Därefter har frågan diskuterats och beslutats om på GISD strategigruppsmöte i slutet av oktober. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-14997-14997A0101 Sweden The contribution provides UNESA with financial resources to facilitate and steer GISD, consisting of 30 of the world's largest institutional investors, banks and a few companies. The mission of GISD is to be one of the forces aligning capital with the SDGs and catalyzing new investments for the developing markets. GISD works on the dimensions investing, transparency and reporting, corporate governance, policy dialogue and leading by example. Swedish SISD is participating in GISD as a member. Team Sweden category b. Works for increased investments in sustainable infrastructure. Insatsen består i att ge UNDESA finansiella medel för att facilitera GISD, med 30 av världens största investerare och företag. GISD sammankallas av FNs Generalsekreterare. Målet för GISD är att vara en kraft i att anpassa kapitalet till Agenda 2030 och katalysera nya investeringar för utvecklingsekonomier och emerging markets. Insatsen är i linje med financing for development agendan och action area B. GISD arbetar med nivåerna investeringar, ägarstyrning, transparens och redovisning, policydialog, regionala nätverk och genom att GISD-deltagarna visar ledarskap i hållbara investeringar. Svenska SISD ingår i GISD som en medlem. Team Sweden kategori B. Verkar för ökade hållbara infrastrukturinvesteringar bl a. Insatsens övergripande mål är att medlemmarna i GISD blir en av aktörsgrupperna som verkar för att det globala finansiella systemet skall åstadkomma hållbar utveckling på områdena: fattigdomsminskning, minskade ojämlikheter, skapande av arbetstillfällen och positiv påverkan på klimat och miljö. Detta skall se genom att skala upp och anpassa investeringarna för hållbar utveckling med särskilt fokus på utvecklingsekonomier, genom att skifta ekosystemet för investeringar. I programdokumentets resultatramverk anges att som mål att: 1, GISD har utvecklat påtagliga leveranser för att åstadkomma sina mål om att skala upp långsiktiga investeringar för hållbar utveckling, samt flyttat fram utvecklingen mot att transformera investeringar i det finansiella ekosystemet, för bättre anpassning till hållbar utveckling. 2, GISDs olika rekommendationer och arbeten används av policyaktörer, reglerare, standardsättare, utvecklingsbanker och andra intressenter för att genomföra konkreta reformer mot att skala upp privata investeringar och finans i anpassning för hållbar utveckling. 3, Utvecklingsländer har stärkt möjligheterna för att mobilisera privata investeringar för implementeringen av Agenda 2030, inklusive fattigdomsminskning, samt kunnat se positiv påverkan på klimatförändringar och minskat ojämlikheter genom att bygga på/dra nytta av GISDs leveranser och rekommendationer. Arbetet för förändringarna görs tillsammans med deltagarna i GISD, en spegling/ett utsnitt av privata sektorns aktörer globalt, med fokus på investerare och banker samt med några företag. Arbetsområdena och påverkansmöjligheterna är nu fler än GISDs tidigare definierade. Detta är en följd av att arbetet har avancerat och nya katalytiska punkter för avancemang har identifierats. En tillkommande katalytisk aktivitet är GISDs roll som koordinator och facilitator av privata sektorns inspel och bidrag till kommande agenda för utvecklingsfinansiering inför den kommande konferensen kring Utvecklingsfinansiering som hålls 2025 i Sevilla, Spanien. För att nå målet föreslås GISD arbete engageras inom fyra olika områden: Katalytiska lösningar: Här ingår att identifiera och peka på utvecklingen av möjliga långsiktiga incitament för anpassning av kapitalet och finanssektorn till Agenda 2030 samt förslag på och exemplifiering av instrument/plattformar. Området incitament är nytt och har tillkommit som en följd av de diskussioner och arbete som GISD har företagit. Policyreformer och institutionella reformer: Detta område är i stort sett detsamma som i tidigare programdokument och rubrikerna de samma som tidigare, med påverkan på regeringar och reglerar. Utvecklingsfinansieringsinstitsutioner (DFIs) har tillkommit som aktörsgrupp att påverka och föra dialog med. Outreach och engagemang: Detta arbetsområde avser påverkan på andra investerare och privatsektoraktörer samt andra intressenter i det finansiella ekosystemet, såsom reglerare, policyaktörer samt lagstiftare. Detta är ett område som avancerat och utvecklats det senare året och där GISD gjort starka insatser för att initiera, avancera och stärka dialogen kring anpassning av kapitalet till hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning samt katalysering av investeringar för detsamma. Accountability, ansvarighet och efterlevnad: Detta område handlar om GISD-deltagarnas eget arbete att leva upp till egna rekommendationer. Här ingår även GISDs roll i att kräva transparens och redovisning samt arbete med ägarstyrning, för hållbar utveckling. Allt GISDs arbetet finns publicerat på www.gisdalliance.org. Sweden UNDESA/United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDESA/United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 10000000 UNDESA/United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs 10000000 UNDESA/United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened partnership and leadership, increased knowledge and commitment among a wide range of actors, including Swedish, contributing to the global implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt partnerskap och ledarskap, ökad kunskap och engagemang hos en bredd av aktörer, inklusive svenska, som kan bidra till det globala genomförandet av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14997-14997A0102 Sweden The contribution provides UNESA with financial resources to facilitate and steer GISD, consisting of 30 of the world's largest institutional investors, banks and a few companies. The mission of GISD is to be one of the forces aligning capital with the SDGs and catalyzing new investments for the developing markets. GISD works on the dimensions investing, transparency and reporting, corporate governance, policy dialogue and leading by example. Swedish SISD is participating in GISD as a member. Team Sweden category b. Works for increased investments in sustainable infrastructure. Insatsen består i att ge UNDESA finansiella medel för att facilitera GISD, med 30 av världens största investerare och företag. GISD sammankallas av FNs Generalsekreterare. Målet för GISD är att vara en kraft i att anpassa kapitalet till Agenda 2030 och katalysera nya investeringar för utvecklingsekonomier och emerging markets. Insatsen är i linje med financing for development agendan och action area B. GISD arbetar med nivåerna investeringar, ägarstyrning, transparens och redovisning, policydialog, regionala nätverk och genom att GISD-deltagarna visar ledarskap i hållbara investeringar. Svenska SISD ingår i GISD som en medlem. Team Sweden kategori B. Verkar för ökade hållbara infrastrukturinvesteringar bl a. Insatsens övergripande mål är att medlemmarna i GISD blir en av aktörsgrupperna som verkar för att det globala finansiella systemet skall åstadkomma hållbar utveckling på områdena: fattigdomsminskning, minskade ojämlikheter, skapande av arbetstillfällen och positiv påverkan på klimat och miljö. Detta skall se genom att skala upp och anpassa investeringarna för hållbar utveckling med särskilt fokus på utvecklingsekonomier, genom att skifta ekosystemet för investeringar. I programdokumentets resultatramverk anges att som mål att: 1, GISD har utvecklat påtagliga leveranser för att åstadkomma sina mål om att skala upp långsiktiga investeringar för hållbar utveckling, samt flyttat fram utvecklingen mot att transformera investeringar i det finansiella ekosystemet, för bättre anpassning till hållbar utveckling. 2, GISDs olika rekommendationer och arbeten används av policyaktörer, reglerare, standardsättare, utvecklingsbanker och andra intressenter för att genomföra konkreta reformer mot att skala upp privata investeringar och finans i anpassning för hållbar utveckling. 3, Utvecklingsländer har stärkt möjligheterna för att mobilisera privata investeringar för implementeringen av Agenda 2030, inklusive fattigdomsminskning, samt kunnat se positiv påverkan på klimatförändringar och minskat ojämlikheter genom att bygga på/dra nytta av GISDs leveranser och rekommendationer. Arbetet för förändringarna görs tillsammans med deltagarna i GISD, en spegling/ett utsnitt av privata sektorns aktörer globalt, med fokus på investerare och banker samt med några företag. Arbetsområdena och påverkansmöjligheterna är nu fler än GISDs tidigare definierade. Detta är en följd av att arbetet har avancerat och nya katalytiska punkter för avancemang har identifierats. En tillkommande katalytisk aktivitet är GISDs roll som koordinator och facilitator av privata sektorns inspel och bidrag till kommande agenda för utvecklingsfinansiering inför den kommande konferensen kring Utvecklingsfinansiering som hålls 2025 i Sevilla, Spanien. För att nå målet föreslås GISD arbete engageras inom fyra olika områden: Katalytiska lösningar: Här ingår att identifiera och peka på utvecklingen av möjliga långsiktiga incitament för anpassning av kapitalet och finanssektorn till Agenda 2030 samt förslag på och exemplifiering av instrument/plattformar. Området incitament är nytt och har tillkommit som en följd av de diskussioner och arbete som GISD har företagit. Policyreformer och institutionella reformer: Detta område är i stort sett detsamma som i tidigare programdokument och rubrikerna de samma som tidigare, med påverkan på regeringar och reglerar. Utvecklingsfinansieringsinstitsutioner (DFIs) har tillkommit som aktörsgrupp att påverka och föra dialog med. Outreach och engagemang: Detta arbetsområde avser påverkan på andra investerare och privatsektoraktörer samt andra intressenter i det finansiella ekosystemet, såsom reglerare, policyaktörer samt lagstiftare. Detta är ett område som avancerat och utvecklats det senare året och där GISD gjort starka insatser för att initiera, avancera och stärka dialogen kring anpassning av kapitalet till hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning samt katalysering av investeringar för detsamma. Accountability, ansvarighet och efterlevnad: Detta område handlar om GISD-deltagarnas eget arbete att leva upp till egna rekommendationer. Här ingår även GISDs roll i att kräva transparens och redovisning samt arbete med ägarstyrning, för hållbar utveckling. Allt GISDs arbetet finns publicerat på www.gisdalliance.org. Sweden UNDESA/United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDESA/United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4500000 17740000 3840000 0 0 4500000 0 0 1500000 12400000 0 22240000 UNDESA/United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs 4500000 UNDESA/United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs 3840000 UNDESA/United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs 1500000 UNDESA/United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs 12400000 UNDESA/United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened partnership and leadership, increased knowledge and commitment among a wide range of actors, including Swedish, contributing to the global implementation of Agenda 2030 Stärkt partnerskap och ledarskap, ökad kunskap och engagemang hos en bredd av aktörer, inklusive svenska, som kan bidra till det globala genomförandet av Agenda 2030 Other Övrigt Increased access to and strengthened impact for innovative cooperation- and financing modalities and methods Ökad tillgång till och stärkt genomslag för innovativa samverkans- och finansieringsformer och metoder Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-14997-14997A0103 Sweden The contribution provides UNESA with financial resources to facilitate and steer GISD, consisting of 30 of the world's largest institutional investors, banks and a few companies. The mission of GISD is to be one of the forces aligning capital with the SDGs and catalyzing new investments for the developing markets. GISD works on the dimensions investing, transparency and reporting, corporate governance, policy dialogue and leading by example. Swedish SISD is participating in GISD as a member. Team Sweden category b. Works for increased investments in sustainable infrastructure. Insatsen består i att ge UNDESA finansiella medel för att facilitera GISD, med 30 av världens största investerare och företag. GISD sammankallas av FNs Generalsekreterare. Målet för GISD är att vara en kraft i att anpassa kapitalet till Agenda 2030 och katalysera nya investeringar för utvecklingsekonomier och emerging markets. Insatsen är i linje med financing for development agendan och action area B. GISD arbetar med nivåerna investeringar, ägarstyrning, transparens och redovisning, policydialog, regionala nätverk och genom att GISD-deltagarna visar ledarskap i hållbara investeringar. Svenska SISD ingår i GISD som en medlem. Team Sweden kategori B. Verkar för ökade hållbara infrastrukturinvesteringar bl a. Insatsens övergripande mål är att medlemmarna i GISD blir en av aktörsgrupperna som verkar för att det globala finansiella systemet skall åstadkomma hållbar utveckling på områdena: fattigdomsminskning, minskade ojämlikheter, skapande av arbetstillfällen och positiv påverkan på klimat och miljö. Detta skall se genom att skala upp och anpassa investeringarna för hållbar utveckling med särskilt fokus på utvecklingsekonomier, genom att skifta ekosystemet för investeringar. I programdokumentets resultatramverk anges att som mål att: 1, GISD har utvecklat påtagliga leveranser för att åstadkomma sina mål om att skala upp långsiktiga investeringar för hållbar utveckling, samt flyttat fram utvecklingen mot att transformera investeringar i det finansiella ekosystemet, för bättre anpassning till hållbar utveckling. 2, GISDs olika rekommendationer och arbeten används av policyaktörer, reglerare, standardsättare, utvecklingsbanker och andra intressenter för att genomföra konkreta reformer mot att skala upp privata investeringar och finans i anpassning för hållbar utveckling. 3, Utvecklingsländer har stärkt möjligheterna för att mobilisera privata investeringar för implementeringen av Agenda 2030, inklusive fattigdomsminskning, samt kunnat se positiv påverkan på klimatförändringar och minskat ojämlikheter genom att bygga på/dra nytta av GISDs leveranser och rekommendationer. Arbetet för förändringarna görs tillsammans med deltagarna i GISD, en spegling/ett utsnitt av privata sektorns aktörer globalt, med fokus på investerare och banker samt med några företag. Arbetsområdena och påverkansmöjligheterna är nu fler än GISDs tidigare definierade. Detta är en följd av att arbetet har avancerat och nya katalytiska punkter för avancemang har identifierats. En tillkommande katalytisk aktivitet är GISDs roll som koordinator och facilitator av privata sektorns inspel och bidrag till kommande agenda för utvecklingsfinansiering inför den kommande konferensen kring Utvecklingsfinansiering som hålls 2025 i Sevilla, Spanien. För att nå målet föreslås GISD arbete engageras inom fyra olika områden: Katalytiska lösningar: Här ingår att identifiera och peka på utvecklingen av möjliga långsiktiga incitament för anpassning av kapitalet och finanssektorn till Agenda 2030 samt förslag på och exemplifiering av instrument/plattformar. Området incitament är nytt och har tillkommit som en följd av de diskussioner och arbete som GISD har företagit. Policyreformer och institutionella reformer: Detta område är i stort sett detsamma som i tidigare programdokument och rubrikerna de samma som tidigare, med påverkan på regeringar och reglerar. Utvecklingsfinansieringsinstitsutioner (DFIs) har tillkommit som aktörsgrupp att påverka och föra dialog med. Outreach och engagemang: Detta arbetsområde avser påverkan på andra investerare och privatsektoraktörer samt andra intressenter i det finansiella ekosystemet, såsom reglerare, policyaktörer samt lagstiftare. Detta är ett område som avancerat och utvecklats det senare året och där GISD gjort starka insatser för att initiera, avancera och stärka dialogen kring anpassning av kapitalet till hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning samt katalysering av investeringar för detsamma. Accountability, ansvarighet och efterlevnad: Detta område handlar om GISD-deltagarnas eget arbete att leva upp till egna rekommendationer. Här ingår även GISDs roll i att kräva transparens och redovisning samt arbete med ägarstyrning, för hållbar utveckling. Allt GISDs arbetet finns publicerat på www.gisdalliance.org. Sweden UNDESA/United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDESA/United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 17500000 -4880741 0 0 17500000 0 0 -4880741 12619259 UNDESA/United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs 17500000 UNDESA/United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs -4880741.1799999997 UNDESA/United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Enhanced mobilization of the private sector’s engagement, resources and capital. Stärkt mobilisering av näringslivets engagemang, resurser och kapital. Other Övrigt Strengthened development and application of innovative methods and forms of collaboration and financing that contribute to sustainable development Stärkt utveckling och tillämpning av innovativa metoder samt samverkans- och finansieringsformer som bidrar till hållbar utveckling. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15076 Sweden Pink Human Rights Defender NGO (Pink) has applied to Sida for funding of 9 000 000 SEK, to carry out "Advancing the movement through sustainable development" project during the period of 2021-2024. The intervention aims to provide a programme support to Pink 1) to strengthen LGBTQI community and movement for raising the community demands and to empower actors of change; 2) to change the attitudes of the society towards LGBTQI issues through evidence-based communication; 3) to advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring inclusiveness of addressing LGBTQI human rights; 4) to ensure the sustainability of the organization and staff capacity. The intervention will be implemented through a programme support to Pink and forwarding of funds to the third parties. The intervention’s total budget is 9 000 000 SEK, out of which the organization’s own funding is 8 000 000 SEK (800 000 USD) and the remaining 1 000 000 SEK (100 000 USD) will be forwarding of funds to the third parties. Pink Human Rights Defender NGO (Pink) has applied to Sida for funding of 9 000 000 SEK, to carry out "Advancing the movement through sustainable development" project during the period of 2021-2024. The intervention aims to provide a programme support to Pink 1) to strengthen LGBTQI community and movement for raising the community demands and to empower actors of change; 2) to change the attitudes of the society towards LGBTQI issues through evidence-based communication; 3) to advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring inclusiveness of addressing LGBTQI human rights; 4) to ensure the sustainability of the organization and staff capacity. The intervention will be implemented through a programme support to Pink and forwarding of funds to the third parties. The intervention’s total budget is 9 000 000 SEK, out of which the organization’s own funding is 8 000 000 SEK (800 000 USD) and the remaining 1 000 000 SEK (100 000 USD) will be forwarding of funds to the third parties. Programme objectives The contribution aims to provide programme support to Pink's ongoing efforts to ensure protection of human rights of the LGBTQI persons through the following objectives; Objective 1: To strengthen LGBT movement through providing safe space, capacity enhancement and full package of services to LGBT people and empowering activists and NGOs for addressing the community demands Objective 2: To advance evidence-based communication on human rights and LGBT related topics through ensuring the continuous awareness raising and extending the collaboration with supporters, allies, partner organizations and coalitions Objective 3: To advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring the inclusiveness of addressing LGBT human rights by using national and international advocacy mechanisms Objective 4: To ensure sustainability of the organization and staff capacity building. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Armenia Human rights Government & Civil Society-general The program delivered expanded, integrated support services to hundreds of beneficiaries, confirming both increased reach and trust. At the same time, service uptake revealed a shift toward more complex needs, particularly related to domestic violence, mental health, and socio-economic vulnerability, which was not fully anticipated. Community spaces and events remained active and effective, strengthening engagement and movement cohesion. Communication efforts achieved high visibility and strong audience engagement, validating the effectiveness of targeted messaging. Advocacy maintained international visibility and contributed to increased recommendations to the state. Strategic litigation produced tangible results, including a new court judgment, and helped reopen dialogue with national authorities, despite limited systemic change. Organizationally, the program maintained stable capacity and strengthened internal systems, allowing for more adaptive and independent implementation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15076-15076A0101 Sweden Pink Human Rights Defender NGO (Pink) has applied to Sida for funding of 9 000 000 SEK, to carry out "Advancing the movement through sustainable development" project during the period of 2021-2024. The intervention aims to provide a programme support to Pink 1) to strengthen LGBTQI community and movement for raising the community demands and to empower actors of change; 2) to change the attitudes of the society towards LGBTQI issues through evidence-based communication; 3) to advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring inclusiveness of addressing LGBTQI human rights; 4) to ensure the sustainability of the organization and staff capacity. The intervention will be implemented through a programme support to Pink and forwarding of funds to the third parties. The intervention’s total budget is 9 000 000 SEK, out of which the organization’s own funding is 8 000 000 SEK (800 000 USD) and the remaining 1 000 000 SEK (100 000 USD) will be forwarding of funds to the third parties. Pink Human Rights Defender NGO (Pink) has applied to Sida for funding of 9 000 000 SEK, to carry out "Advancing the movement through sustainable development" project during the period of 2021-2024. The intervention aims to provide a programme support to Pink 1) to strengthen LGBTQI community and movement for raising the community demands and to empower actors of change; 2) to change the attitudes of the society towards LGBTQI issues through evidence-based communication; 3) to advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring inclusiveness of addressing LGBTQI human rights; 4) to ensure the sustainability of the organization and staff capacity. The intervention will be implemented through a programme support to Pink and forwarding of funds to the third parties. The intervention’s total budget is 9 000 000 SEK, out of which the organization’s own funding is 8 000 000 SEK (800 000 USD) and the remaining 1 000 000 SEK (100 000 USD) will be forwarding of funds to the third parties. Programme objectives The contribution aims to provide programme support to Pink's ongoing efforts to ensure protection of human rights of the LGBTQI persons through the following objectives; Objective 1: To strengthen LGBT movement through providing safe space, capacity enhancement and full package of services to LGBT people and empowering activists and NGOs for addressing the community demands Objective 2: To advance evidence-based communication on human rights and LGBT related topics through ensuring the continuous awareness raising and extending the collaboration with supporters, allies, partner organizations and coalitions Objective 3: To advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring the inclusiveness of addressing LGBT human rights by using national and international advocacy mechanisms Objective 4: To ensure sustainability of the organization and staff capacity building. Sweden Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia 10.4 - Adopt policies, especially fiscal, wage and social protection policies, and progressively achieve greater equality. 10.4 - Besluta om politik, särskilt finans-, löne- och socialskyddspolitik, och successivt uppnå ökad jämlikhet. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 0 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 4000000 Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia 4000000 Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15076-15076A0103 Sweden Pink Human Rights Defender NGO (Pink) has applied to Sida for funding of 9 000 000 SEK, to carry out "Advancing the movement through sustainable development" project during the period of 2021-2024. The intervention aims to provide a programme support to Pink 1) to strengthen LGBTQI community and movement for raising the community demands and to empower actors of change; 2) to change the attitudes of the society towards LGBTQI issues through evidence-based communication; 3) to advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring inclusiveness of addressing LGBTQI human rights; 4) to ensure the sustainability of the organization and staff capacity. The intervention will be implemented through a programme support to Pink and forwarding of funds to the third parties. The intervention’s total budget is 9 000 000 SEK, out of which the organization’s own funding is 8 000 000 SEK (800 000 USD) and the remaining 1 000 000 SEK (100 000 USD) will be forwarding of funds to the third parties. Pink Human Rights Defender NGO (Pink) has applied to Sida for funding of 9 000 000 SEK, to carry out "Advancing the movement through sustainable development" project during the period of 2021-2024. The intervention aims to provide a programme support to Pink 1) to strengthen LGBTQI community and movement for raising the community demands and to empower actors of change; 2) to change the attitudes of the society towards LGBTQI issues through evidence-based communication; 3) to advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring inclusiveness of addressing LGBTQI human rights; 4) to ensure the sustainability of the organization and staff capacity. The intervention will be implemented through a programme support to Pink and forwarding of funds to the third parties. The intervention’s total budget is 9 000 000 SEK, out of which the organization’s own funding is 8 000 000 SEK (800 000 USD) and the remaining 1 000 000 SEK (100 000 USD) will be forwarding of funds to the third parties. Programme objectives The contribution aims to provide programme support to Pink's ongoing efforts to ensure protection of human rights of the LGBTQI persons through the following objectives; Objective 1: To strengthen LGBT movement through providing safe space, capacity enhancement and full package of services to LGBT people and empowering activists and NGOs for addressing the community demands Objective 2: To advance evidence-based communication on human rights and LGBT related topics through ensuring the continuous awareness raising and extending the collaboration with supporters, allies, partner organizations and coalitions Objective 3: To advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring the inclusiveness of addressing LGBT human rights by using national and international advocacy mechanisms Objective 4: To ensure sustainability of the organization and staff capacity building. Sweden Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia 10.4 - Besluta om politik, särskilt finans-, löne- och socialskyddspolitik, och successivt uppnå ökad jämlikhet. 10.4 - Adopt policies, especially fiscal, wage and social protection policies, and progressively achieve greater equality. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 2000000 3000000 3000000 2000000 0 0 4000000 0 3000000 3000000 0 12000000 Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia 4000000 Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia 2000000 Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia 3000000 Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia 3000000 Pink Human Rights Defender, Armenia Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better prospects for a gender-equal society Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-15076-15076A0201 Sweden Pink Human Rights Defender NGO (Pink) has applied to Sida for funding of 9 000 000 SEK, to carry out "Advancing the movement through sustainable development" project during the period of 2021-2024. The intervention aims to provide a programme support to Pink 1) to strengthen LGBTQI community and movement for raising the community demands and to empower actors of change; 2) to change the attitudes of the society towards LGBTQI issues through evidence-based communication; 3) to advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring inclusiveness of addressing LGBTQI human rights; 4) to ensure the sustainability of the organization and staff capacity. The intervention will be implemented through a programme support to Pink and forwarding of funds to the third parties. The intervention’s total budget is 9 000 000 SEK, out of which the organization’s own funding is 8 000 000 SEK (800 000 USD) and the remaining 1 000 000 SEK (100 000 USD) will be forwarding of funds to the third parties. Pink Human Rights Defender NGO (Pink) has applied to Sida for funding of 9 000 000 SEK, to carry out "Advancing the movement through sustainable development" project during the period of 2021-2024. The intervention aims to provide a programme support to Pink 1) to strengthen LGBTQI community and movement for raising the community demands and to empower actors of change; 2) to change the attitudes of the society towards LGBTQI issues through evidence-based communication; 3) to advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring inclusiveness of addressing LGBTQI human rights; 4) to ensure the sustainability of the organization and staff capacity. The intervention will be implemented through a programme support to Pink and forwarding of funds to the third parties. The intervention’s total budget is 9 000 000 SEK, out of which the organization’s own funding is 8 000 000 SEK (800 000 USD) and the remaining 1 000 000 SEK (100 000 USD) will be forwarding of funds to the third parties. Programme objectives The contribution aims to provide programme support to Pink's ongoing efforts to ensure protection of human rights of the LGBTQI persons through the following objectives; Objective 1: To strengthen LGBT movement through providing safe space, capacity enhancement and full package of services to LGBT people and empowering activists and NGOs for addressing the community demands Objective 2: To advance evidence-based communication on human rights and LGBT related topics through ensuring the continuous awareness raising and extending the collaboration with supporters, allies, partner organizations and coalitions Objective 3: To advocate for legal and policy changes for ensuring the inclusiveness of addressing LGBT human rights by using national and international advocacy mechanisms Objective 4: To ensure sustainability of the organization and staff capacity building. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 10.4 - Adopt policies, especially fiscal, wage and social protection policies, and progressively achieve greater equality. 10.4 - Besluta om politik, särskilt finans-, löne- och socialskyddspolitik, och successivt uppnå ökad jämlikhet. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 131340 131340 0 131340 Ernst & Young 131340 Ernst & Young Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15112 Sweden Sida supports Wetlands International (WI) and its Wetlands for Resilience (W4R) program, which aims to restore and sustainably manage wetland areas through a holistic landscape approach. This is divided into five work packages with implementation work in three so-called landscapes: in the Sundarbans in Bangladesh; in the Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast in Guinea-Bissau; and in the Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley in Ethiopia. Coordination and advocacy work at the global level is coordinated from the office in the Netherlands. The program also draws on experiences from wetland work in India and Indonesia. The overall aim of the program is to ‘scale up’ healthy, well-managed wetland landscapes with biodiversity, thereby contributing to climate resilience and environmental, social, and economic sustainability at the local level. Activities include concrete restoration and sustainable management of wetland areas in Ethiopia and Bangladesh, as well as the development and testing of a W4R model approach: a toolbox and guidance for accelerating the scaling up of other wetland restoration programs. Sida stöder Wetlands International (WI) och dess Wetlands for Resilience (W4R)-program som syftar till restaurering och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden genom en holistisk landskapsansats. Detta är uppdelat på fem arbetspaket med implementeringsarbete i tre s.k. landskap: i Sundarbans i Bangladesh; i Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast i Guinea-Bissau; och Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley i Etiopien. Koordinerings- och påverkansarbete på global nivå samordnas från kontoret i Nederländerna. Programmet drar även på erfarenheter från våtmarksarbete i Indien och Indonesien. Programmets övergripande syfte är att 'skala upp' friska, välskötta våtmarkslandskap med biologisk mångfald och därigenom bidra till klimatresiliens och miljömässig, social och ekonomisk hållbarhet på lokal nivå. Verksamheten omfattar konkret restaurering och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden i Etiopien och Bangladesh liksom utveckling och testning av en W4R-modellansats; en verktygslåda och vägledning för att accelerera uppskalning i andra våtmarksrestaureringsprogram. Wetlands International (WI) består av ett nätverk med region- och landkontor i 20 länder och huvudkontor i Nederländerna. Dess verksamhet bidrar till skydd och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden genom påverkansarbete kunsskapsspridning, skapandet av plattformar för dialog mellan intressenter, och policyutveckling och i konkreta restaureringsprojekt för återskapande av våtmarker. Sida stöder organisationens Wetlands 4 Resilience (W4R)program med aktivitetsperiod 2023-2026. Programmets övergripande syfte är att 'skala upp' hälsosamma, välskötta våtmarkslandskap med hög biologisk mångfald globalt till 2030, och därigenom bidra till klimatresiliens och miljömässig, social och ekonomisk hållbarhet. För att uppnå syftet har tre mål formulerats: 1. Att sammanställa och globalt /internt dela lärande och metoder för ett holistiskt, ekosystemlett resiliensbyggande från den egna globala våtmarksportföljen och partnerprogram; 2. Att ta fram och applicera en Wetlands 4 Resilience-modellansats (W4R), verktygslåda och vägledning för att accelerera uppskalning i WI:s olika våtmarksrestaureringsprogram; 3. Att katalysera andras restaurering av våtmarkslandskap, genom användning och tillämpning av W4R-modellen globalt och sektorsöverskridande. Programmet omfattar fem utvalda s.k. landskap i lika många länder. Konkreta aktiviteter genomförs i tre av dessa: - Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast i Guinea-Bissau; - Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley i Etiopien; - Sundarbans i Bangladesh. Dessutom används erfarenheter från två landskap, Demak i Indonesien och Mahanadi-deltat i Indien, i utvecklingen av W4R-modellen. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Ethiopia Guinea-Bissau Indonesia India Developing countries, unspecified Bio-diversity General Environment Protection - I Guinea-Bissau har partnern praktiskt bidragit till att stärka försörjningsmöjligheter kopplat till bevarande av våtmarker. Det arbete som utförts har syftat till ett klimatanpassat jordbrukssystem i kombination med skydd av landskapets mangroveområden i två byar. Utifrån bästa praxis inom jordbruk och risodling har deltagarna lärt sig hur renovering av hydrauliksystem och vattenförvaltning på lokalsamhällesnivå skyddar mot erosion, saltvatteninträngning och okontrollerade vattenflöden i mangroveområden. Lokal produktivitet och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning har gått hand i hand med skydd av ekosystemet. Med hjälp av klimatresilienta metoder har programmet bidragit till moderniserad infrastruktur för bevattning med två vattenbassänger, en 4 000-liters vattentank, och ett solcellsdrivet pumpsystem, anslutet till en djup brunn, samt i övrigt förbättrad vatteninfrastruktur. Detta har sammantaget resulterat i bättre möjligheter att producera basgrödor. Genom att deras inkomstmöjligheter på den lokala marknaden främjats har aktiviteterna bidragit till tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning för hushållen. Aktiviteterna bidrog även till att resiliensen, särskilt hos de 70 deltagande kvinnorna i tre sparande- och lånegrupper (Groupes dÉpargne et de Crédit pour la Conservation de la Mangrove/Mangrove Conservation Savings and Loan Group; GECCOM), stärkts. Parallellt har programmet arbetat med att stärka försörjningsmöjligheterna och motståndskraften hos medlemmarna i 18 andra GECCOMs, främst bland kvinnor. Även dessa grupper nyttjades som ingång för att bygga förståelse för hur hushållsekonomin i deras livsmiljöer beror av funktionella mangroveekosystem. Som resultat av den utbildning de erbjöds stärktes kvinnornas ekonomiska egenmakt liksom den säsongsmässiga livsmedelstryggheten. Totalt nåddes närmare 4 300 personer. Sida bedömer att organisationens stöd till GECCOM-grupper utgör investeringar i en ansats som direkt kopplar samman finansiell inkludering, ledarskap på lokalsamhällsnivå, och hållbart skydd av mangroveekosystem. - I Etiopien har våtmarksrestaurering kombinerats med tillämpning av W4R-modellens deltagandekomponent och en resultatbaserad finansieringsmetod. Sex lokalsamhällesorganisationer (CBOs) involverades i mark- och vattenvårdsåtgärder för att bl.a förhindra avrinning, motverka erosion och höja grundvattennivån i landskapet. Startfinansiering utgick till deltagande CBOs, baserat på deras inlämnade affärsplaner. Utbetalningen av ersättningsmedel kopplades sedan till verifiering av kvaliteten på de naturbaserade lösningar som byggts upp. Metoden visade hur lokalsamhällsdrivet arbete kan kombineras med praktiska lokala incitament som även bidrar till att stärka transparens och ansvarsutkrävande. Metoden förbättrade även de lokala försörjningsmöjligheterna. Som resultat har dessa lokala organisationer nu kapaciteten att planera och genomföra våtmarksrestaurering. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15112-15112A0101 Sweden Sida supports Wetlands International (WI) and its Wetlands for Resilience (W4R) program, which aims to restore and sustainably manage wetland areas through a holistic landscape approach. This is divided into five work packages with implementation work in three so-called landscapes: in the Sundarbans in Bangladesh; in the Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast in Guinea-Bissau; and in the Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley in Ethiopia. Coordination and advocacy work at the global level is coordinated from the office in the Netherlands. The program also draws on experiences from wetland work in India and Indonesia. The overall aim of the program is to ‘scale up’ healthy, well-managed wetland landscapes with biodiversity, thereby contributing to climate resilience and environmental, social, and economic sustainability at the local level. Activities include concrete restoration and sustainable management of wetland areas in Ethiopia and Bangladesh, as well as the development and testing of a W4R model approach: a toolbox and guidance for accelerating the scaling up of other wetland restoration programs. Sida stöder Wetlands International (WI) och dess Wetlands for Resilience (W4R)-program som syftar till restaurering och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden genom en holistisk landskapsansats. Detta är uppdelat på fem arbetspaket med implementeringsarbete i tre s.k. landskap: i Sundarbans i Bangladesh; i Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast i Guinea-Bissau; och Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley i Etiopien. Koordinerings- och påverkansarbete på global nivå samordnas från kontoret i Nederländerna. Programmet drar även på erfarenheter från våtmarksarbete i Indien och Indonesien. Programmets övergripande syfte är att 'skala upp' friska, välskötta våtmarkslandskap med biologisk mångfald och därigenom bidra till klimatresiliens och miljömässig, social och ekonomisk hållbarhet på lokal nivå. Verksamheten omfattar konkret restaurering och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden i Etiopien och Bangladesh liksom utveckling och testning av en W4R-modellansats; en verktygslåda och vägledning för att accelerera uppskalning i andra våtmarksrestaureringsprogram. Wetlands International (WI) består av ett nätverk med region- och landkontor i 20 länder och huvudkontor i Nederländerna. Dess verksamhet bidrar till skydd och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden genom påverkansarbete kunsskapsspridning, skapandet av plattformar för dialog mellan intressenter, och policyutveckling och i konkreta restaureringsprojekt för återskapande av våtmarker. Sida stöder organisationens Wetlands 4 Resilience (W4R)program med aktivitetsperiod 2023-2026. Programmets övergripande syfte är att 'skala upp' hälsosamma, välskötta våtmarkslandskap med hög biologisk mångfald globalt till 2030, och därigenom bidra till klimatresiliens och miljömässig, social och ekonomisk hållbarhet. För att uppnå syftet har tre mål formulerats: 1. Att sammanställa och globalt /internt dela lärande och metoder för ett holistiskt, ekosystemlett resiliensbyggande från den egna globala våtmarksportföljen och partnerprogram; 2. Att ta fram och applicera en Wetlands 4 Resilience-modellansats (W4R), verktygslåda och vägledning för att accelerera uppskalning i WI:s olika våtmarksrestaureringsprogram; 3. Att katalysera andras restaurering av våtmarkslandskap, genom användning och tillämpning av W4R-modellen globalt och sektorsöverskridande. Programmet omfattar fem utvalda s.k. landskap i lika många länder. Konkreta aktiviteter genomförs i tre av dessa: - Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast i Guinea-Bissau; - Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley i Etiopien; - Sundarbans i Bangladesh. Dessutom används erfarenheter från två landskap, Demak i Indonesien och Mahanadi-deltat i Indien, i utvecklingen av W4R-modellen. Sweden Wetlands International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Wetlands International 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 11.5 - By 2030, significantly reduce the number of deaths and the number of people affected and substantially decrease the direct economic losses relative to global gross domestic product caused by disasters, including water-related disasters, with a focus on protecting the poor and people in vulnerable situations. 11.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet dödsfall och antalet människor som drabbas av katastrofer, inklusive vattenrelaterade katastrofer. Även tillse att de direkta ekonomiska förlusterna till följd av sådana katastrofer, i form av lägre global BNP, minskar väsentligt. Särskilt fokus bör ligga på att skydda de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.5 - Senast 2020 skydda minst 10 procent av kust- och havsområdena, i överensstämmelse med nationell och internationell rätt och på grundval av bästa tillgängliga vetenskapliga rön. 14.5 - By 2020, conserve at least 10 per cent of coastal and marine areas, consistent with national and international law and based on the best available scientific information. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. 15.4 - By 2030, ensure the conservation of mountain ecosystems, including their biodiversity, in order to enhance their capacity to provide benefits that are essential for sustainable development. 15.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att bevara bergsekosystemen, inklusive deras biologiska mångfald, i syfte att öka deras förmåga att producera nytta som behövs för en hållbar utveckling. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 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Ökad vattentrygghet genom hållbar förvaltning av sötvattenresurser och sötvattenekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner oceans and coasts, and sustainable use, management and restoration of marine resources, biodiversity and ecosystems. Renare hav och kuster samt hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning samt restaurering av marina naturresurser, biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved protection, preservation and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity, and improved conditions for sustainable management and use of land-based natural resources. Ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald samt stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15112-15112A0103 Sweden Sida supports Wetlands International (WI) and its Wetlands for Resilience (W4R) program, which aims to restore and sustainably manage wetland areas through a holistic landscape approach. This is divided into five work packages with implementation work in three so-called landscapes: in the Sundarbans in Bangladesh; in the Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast in Guinea-Bissau; and in the Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley in Ethiopia. Coordination and advocacy work at the global level is coordinated from the office in the Netherlands. The program also draws on experiences from wetland work in India and Indonesia. The overall aim of the program is to ‘scale up’ healthy, well-managed wetland landscapes with biodiversity, thereby contributing to climate resilience and environmental, social, and economic sustainability at the local level. Activities include concrete restoration and sustainable management of wetland areas in Ethiopia and Bangladesh, as well as the development and testing of a W4R model approach: a toolbox and guidance for accelerating the scaling up of other wetland restoration programs. Sida stöder Wetlands International (WI) och dess Wetlands for Resilience (W4R)-program som syftar till restaurering och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden genom en holistisk landskapsansats. Detta är uppdelat på fem arbetspaket med implementeringsarbete i tre s.k. landskap: i Sundarbans i Bangladesh; i Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast i Guinea-Bissau; och Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley i Etiopien. Koordinerings- och påverkansarbete på global nivå samordnas från kontoret i Nederländerna. Programmet drar även på erfarenheter från våtmarksarbete i Indien och Indonesien. Programmets övergripande syfte är att 'skala upp' friska, välskötta våtmarkslandskap med biologisk mångfald och därigenom bidra till klimatresiliens och miljömässig, social och ekonomisk hållbarhet på lokal nivå. Verksamheten omfattar konkret restaurering och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden i Etiopien och Bangladesh liksom utveckling och testning av en W4R-modellansats; en verktygslåda och vägledning för att accelerera uppskalning i andra våtmarksrestaureringsprogram. Wetlands International (WI) består av ett nätverk med region- och landkontor i 20 länder och huvudkontor i Nederländerna. Dess verksamhet bidrar till skydd och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden genom påverkansarbete kunsskapsspridning, skapandet av plattformar för dialog mellan intressenter, och policyutveckling och i konkreta restaureringsprojekt för återskapande av våtmarker. Sida stöder organisationens Wetlands 4 Resilience (W4R)program med aktivitetsperiod 2023-2026. Programmets övergripande syfte är att 'skala upp' hälsosamma, välskötta våtmarkslandskap med hög biologisk mångfald globalt till 2030, och därigenom bidra till klimatresiliens och miljömässig, social och ekonomisk hållbarhet. För att uppnå syftet har tre mål formulerats: 1. Att sammanställa och globalt /internt dela lärande och metoder för ett holistiskt, ekosystemlett resiliensbyggande från den egna globala våtmarksportföljen och partnerprogram; 2. Att ta fram och applicera en Wetlands 4 Resilience-modellansats (W4R), verktygslåda och vägledning för att accelerera uppskalning i WI:s olika våtmarksrestaureringsprogram; 3. Att katalysera andras restaurering av våtmarkslandskap, genom användning och tillämpning av W4R-modellen globalt och sektorsöverskridande. Programmet omfattar fem utvalda s.k. landskap i lika många länder. Konkreta aktiviteter genomförs i tre av dessa: - Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast i Guinea-Bissau; - Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley i Etiopien; - Sundarbans i Bangladesh. Dessutom används erfarenheter från två landskap, Demak i Indonesien och Mahanadi-deltat i Indien, i utvecklingen av W4R-modellen. Sweden Wetlands International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Wetlands International 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.5 - Senast 2020 skydda minst 10 procent av kust- och havsområdena, i överensstämmelse med nationell och internationell rätt och på grundval av bästa tillgängliga vetenskapliga rön. 14.5 - By 2020, conserve at least 10 per cent of coastal and marine areas, consistent with national and international law and based on the best available scientific information. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.3 - Till 2030 bekämpa ökenspridning, återställa förstörd mark och jord, inklusive mark som drabbats av ökenspridning, torka och översvämningar, samt sträva efter att uppnå en värld utan nettoförstöring av mark. 15.3 - By 2030, combat desertification, restore degraded land and soil, including land affected by desertification, drought and floods, and strive to achieve a land degradation-neutral world. 15.4 - By 2030, ensure the conservation of mountain ecosystems, including their biodiversity, in order to enhance their capacity to provide benefits that are essential for sustainable development. 15.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att bevara bergsekosystemen, inklusive deras biologiska mångfald, i syfte att öka deras förmåga att producera nytta som behövs för en hållbar utveckling. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7000000 10500000 0 0 0 8000000 0 7000000 0 0 0 0 0 1500000 4900000 Wetlands International 2800000 Wetlands International 4900000 Wetlands International 4900000 Wetlands International 1750000 Wetlands International 1750000 Wetlands International 1750000 Wetlands International 1750000 Wetlands International 2400000 Wetlands International 2400000 Wetlands International 800000 Wetlands International 2400000 Wetlands International Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Stärkt klimatanpassning till klimatförändringar och ökad vattentrygghet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd TBD Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonom Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15112-15112A0201 Sweden Sida supports Wetlands International (WI) and its Wetlands for Resilience (W4R) program, which aims to restore and sustainably manage wetland areas through a holistic landscape approach. This is divided into five work packages with implementation work in three so-called landscapes: in the Sundarbans in Bangladesh; in the Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast in Guinea-Bissau; and in the Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley in Ethiopia. Coordination and advocacy work at the global level is coordinated from the office in the Netherlands. The program also draws on experiences from wetland work in India and Indonesia. The overall aim of the program is to ‘scale up’ healthy, well-managed wetland landscapes with biodiversity, thereby contributing to climate resilience and environmental, social, and economic sustainability at the local level. Activities include concrete restoration and sustainable management of wetland areas in Ethiopia and Bangladesh, as well as the development and testing of a W4R model approach: a toolbox and guidance for accelerating the scaling up of other wetland restoration programs. Sida stöder Wetlands International (WI) och dess Wetlands for Resilience (W4R)-program som syftar till restaurering och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden genom en holistisk landskapsansats. Detta är uppdelat på fem arbetspaket med implementeringsarbete i tre s.k. landskap: i Sundarbans i Bangladesh; i Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast i Guinea-Bissau; och Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley i Etiopien. Koordinerings- och påverkansarbete på global nivå samordnas från kontoret i Nederländerna. Programmet drar även på erfarenheter från våtmarksarbete i Indien och Indonesien. Programmets övergripande syfte är att 'skala upp' friska, välskötta våtmarkslandskap med biologisk mångfald och därigenom bidra till klimatresiliens och miljömässig, social och ekonomisk hållbarhet på lokal nivå. Verksamheten omfattar konkret restaurering och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden i Etiopien och Bangladesh liksom utveckling och testning av en W4R-modellansats; en verktygslåda och vägledning för att accelerera uppskalning i andra våtmarksrestaureringsprogram. Wetlands International (WI) består av ett nätverk med region- och landkontor i 20 länder och huvudkontor i Nederländerna. Dess verksamhet bidrar till skydd och hållbar förvaltning av våtmarksområden genom påverkansarbete kunsskapsspridning, skapandet av plattformar för dialog mellan intressenter, och policyutveckling och i konkreta restaureringsprojekt för återskapande av våtmarker. Sida stöder organisationens Wetlands 4 Resilience (W4R)program med aktivitetsperiod 2023-2026. Programmets övergripande syfte är att 'skala upp' hälsosamma, välskötta våtmarkslandskap med hög biologisk mångfald globalt till 2030, och därigenom bidra till klimatresiliens och miljömässig, social och ekonomisk hållbarhet. För att uppnå syftet har tre mål formulerats: 1. Att sammanställa och globalt /internt dela lärande och metoder för ett holistiskt, ekosystemlett resiliensbyggande från den egna globala våtmarksportföljen och partnerprogram; 2. Att ta fram och applicera en Wetlands 4 Resilience-modellansats (W4R), verktygslåda och vägledning för att accelerera uppskalning i WI:s olika våtmarksrestaureringsprogram; 3. Att katalysera andras restaurering av våtmarkslandskap, genom användning och tillämpning av W4R-modellen globalt och sektorsöverskridande. Programmet omfattar fem utvalda s.k. landskap i lika många länder. Konkreta aktiviteter genomförs i tre av dessa: - Jeta-Pecixe-Cacheu Mangrove Coast i Guinea-Bissau; - Ziway-Shalla East African Rift Valley i Etiopien; - Sundarbans i Bangladesh. Dessutom används erfarenheter från två landskap, Demak i Indonesien och Mahanadi-deltat i Indien, i utvecklingen av W4R-modellen. Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 204877 204877 0 204877 Ernst & Young 204877 Ernst & Young Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Increased water security through sustainable management of freshwater resources and freshwater ecosystems. Ökad vattentrygghet genom hållbar förvaltning av sötvattenresurser och sötvattenekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner oceans and coasts, and sustainable use, management and restoration of marine resources, biodiversity and ecosystems. Renare hav och kuster samt hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning samt restaurering av marina naturresurser, biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved protection, preservation and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity, and improved conditions for sustainable management and use of land-based natural resources. Ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald samt stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15288 Sweden The "Developing the Humanities and Social Sciences Supporting Under-represented Scholars of Asia" project aims to strengthen research capacity, and to produce new knowledge that will have positive development impacts in the sub-regions. Eligible beneficiaries of the project will be scholars, junior faculty members and post-graduate students from South and Southeast Asia. Members of ethnic minorities and marginalized groups, and academic institutions located in areas with high rates of poverty and risk for conflict will be especially prioritized. Knowledge production related to gender, human rights, democracy, conflict, environmental sustainability, and climate change will be supported. The cooperation partner for this agreement is the Association for Asian Studies (AAS, Ann Arbor, USA). AAS is a non-profit organization with a mission to advance the field of Asian studies through international exchange, publications, networking, research and career development. The programme of support will be implemented by AAS in cooperation with the Regional Center for Social Science and Sustainable Development (RCSD, Chiang Mai, Thailand), the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities at the Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP, Phnom Penh, Cambodia), the Faculty of Humanities at Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU, Pune, India), the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS, Lahore, Pakistan), and The National University of Timor Leste (Dili, Timor Leste). The programme will be coordinated and governed by a Coordination and Collaboration Committee consisting of AAS and the five partner universities. The programme has the following impact-level objectives: - develop the research capacity of local universities and enhance the academic knowledge, research skills, experience and resources of their scholars in the humanities and social sciences, with a particular focus on junior faculty, graduate students, senior and independent scholars, women and ethnic minority groups. - develop the research capabilities in post-conflict and conflict areas while helping to reduce the social and economic vulnerabilities of Southeast and South Asian low and lower-middle income countries through policy-relevant research. - strengthen civil society and shape policies to help the selected countries and regions achieve their development goals. The objectives will be reached through a range of activities that include individual research scholarships and fellowships, capacity building workshops and trainings, publication support, and networking and communication support. In the medium to long-term, it is expected that the capacity built during this phase of activities will contribute to stronger academic institutions in poor and post-conflict areas of South and Southeast Asia. "Developing the Humanities and Social Sciences Supporting Under-represented Scholars of Asia" syftar till att stärka forskningskapacitet och kunskapsproduktion med relevans för hållbar, inklusive och jämställd utveckling i regionen. Projektet kommer att stödja forskare, doktorander och mastersstudenter i Syd- och Sydostasien. Projektet prioriterar medlemmar av etniska minoriteter och marginaliserade grupper, samt forskare som tillhör akademiska institutioner belägna i områden med hög fattigdom och/eller risk för konflikt. Kunskapsproduktion har fokus på tema av relevans för Sveriges regionala biståndsstrategi inklusive genus, mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, konflikt, miljömässig hållbarhet och klimatförändringar. Sidas avtalspartner är Association for Asian Studies (AAS, Ann Arbor, USA). AAS är en ideell organisation med ett uppdrag att främja Asienstudier genom internationellt utbyte, publikationer, nätverk, forskning och karriärutveckling. Programmet kommer att genomföras av AAS i samarbete med Regional Centre for Social Science and Sustainable Development (RCSD, Chiang Mai, Thailand), Fakulteten för samhällsvetenskap och humaniora vid Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP, Phnom Penh, Kambodja), Fakulteten för humaniora vid Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU, Pune, Indien), School of Humanities and Social Sciences vid Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS, Lahore, Pakistan) och National University of Timor Leste (Dili, Östtimor). Programmet kommer att samordnas och styras av en kommitté (CCC) bestående av representanter från AAS och de fem partneruniversitet. Programmet har följande mål: - bidra till stärkt forskningskapacitet hos forskare och forskningsinstitutioner inom humaniora och samhällsvetenskap, med särskilt fokus på juniora lärare, doktorander, kvinnor och medlemmar av etnisk minoritet grupper. - utveckla forskningskapacitet i post-konflikt- och konfliktområden och samtidigt bidra till minskade sociala och ekonomiska sårbarheterna i låginkomstländer i sydöstra och södra Asien genom relevant kunskapsproduktion. - starka samarbetet mellan forskare och det civila samhället, samt bidra till evidens-baserade policyer som främjar hållbart utveckling. Målen kommer att nås genom en rad aktiviteter som inkluderar individuella forskningsstipendier, kapacitetsbyggande workshops och utbildningar, publiceringsstöd och nätverks- och forskningskommunikationsstöd. På längre sikt kommer satsningen på forskare bidra till stärkande av forskningsinstitutioner och universitet inom fattiga och postkonfliktområden i Syd- och Sydostasien. The Developing the Humanities and Social Sciences and Supporting Under-Represented Scholars of Asia has the following impact-level objectives: - develop the research capacity of local universities and enhance the academic knowledge, research skills, experience and resources of their scholars in the humanities and social sciences, with a particular focus on junior faculty, graduate students, senior and independent scholars, women and ethnic minority groups. - develop the research capabilities in post-conflict and conflict areas while helping to reduce the social and economic vulnerabilities of Southeast and South Asian low and lower-middle income countries through policy-relevant research. - strengthen civil society and shape policies to help the selected countries and regions achieve their development goals. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Indonesia India Cambodia Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Sri Lanka Nepal Philippines (the) Pakistan Thailand Timor-Leste South Asia, regional Asia, regional Asia, regional Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector Over the course of four years, the Cultivating the Humanities and Social Sciences and Supporting Underrepresented Scholars of Asia (CHSS) project, implemented through 2022 February 2026, has achieved some key outcomes and impacts across four work areas: 1. Research Grants, Scholars-in-Residence Fellowship and Travel Allowances; 2. Scholarship and Research Capacity Building at the Hubs level; 3. AAS-in-Asia Conferences, symposia and transnational workshops; 4. Publications. i) Research grants, Scholars-in-Residence Fellowship and Travel Allowances More than 500 scholars, students, and public intellectuals from 16 countries have received support from the CHSS. Through the two calls for the CHSS research grants launched in 2022 and 2023, AAS has received a total of 3256 applications. As of today, 47 scholars and public intellectuals from 16 countries have received a CHSS research grant following a multi-tiered review process involving two selection committees led by the AAS chair of Southeast Asia Council and the chair of South Asia Council. The CHSS research grantees come from Thailand, Indonesia, Pakistan, India, Taiwan/TL, Myanmar, Philippines, Afghanistan, Lao PDR, Bangladesh, Nepal, Cambodia, Bhutan, Timor-Leste, Sri Lanka, and Vietnam. Their research topics covered, for instance, indigenous and local knowledge on sexualities, local identities, and persons living with disabilities; migrant labor and enforced disappearances; language and ethnic culture; forest preservation and local livelihood; gender-based violence, LGBTQ and human rights, impacts of climate change to local communities; as well as Asian arts and academic freedom. The CHSS Scholar-in-Residence (SiR) fellowship designed to support scholars in immediate and severe situation of vulnerabilities, were concluded successfully. During Phase I, two SiR fellows received CHSS fellowship and made their publications with the first one in AAS journal Education About Asia (EAA) an article entitled, The Problem That Has No Name, drawing attention to gender issues in Pakistan, and the second one with a collection of short stories published in India and the U.S. An unintended outcome of Phase I is related to this SiR fellowship. Because of the significant resources needed to adequately manage this kind of fellowship, the opportunity to provide this SiR fellowship comes to an end with the completion of Phase I. Travel Allowances are additional support to the short-, medium- and long-term research grants. AAS offered early-career faculty, PhD and masters students the opportunity to apply for travel allowances to participate in international conferences, including the AAS Annual Conference in North America. Such conferences provide key sites not only for networking but to present and discuss new ideas, programs, research results and advocacy efforts with international and senior academics. These are sites where scholars plan collaborations of all kinds, and participation offers incentives for writing and publishing. However, some challenges remain especially with respect to securing a U.S. visa. In total, the CHSS Phase 1 Project supported more than 115 scholars in international travels for conferences, of whom over 80 of these scholars were women, a remarkable achievement given that they came from regions where women in academia are already scarce and consistently underrepresented. ii) Scholarship and Research Capacity Building at University Hubs In total, 36 capacity training workshops were organized in Cambodia, India, Pakistan, Thailand, and Timor-Leste with a total of 566 participants, of whom 330 female, 233 male, 3 non-binaries, and more than 250 scholars from various post-conflict and conflict areas during 2025 February 2026. With the success of the initial training taking place at the Hub level, the CHSS partner institutions have increasingly decentralized their activities to underrepresented states to reach out to people on the margins (i.e. women in conflict areas, ethnic minorities, caste etc.). This has had a positive ripple effect by giving workshop fellows the knowledge, network and resources to replicate the CHSS training models they have developed. Several early-career scholars have made significant progress in their academic career at international level after gaining knowledge, research and publication capacity building, and networks through the CHSS hubs. iii) Symposium, Conferences and Workshops Since 2022, three AAS-in-Asia conferences, four Symposia and six transnational workshops have successfully fulfilled their goals in 1) attracting scholars based in Asia, especially those from academic communities that are relatively underrepresented in international meetings; 2) encouraging panel formations that included scholars from two or more countries who are also diverse in terms of gender, academic rank, and disciplinary approach; 3) fostering lines of dialogue, scholarly communication and cultural exchange that cross ordinary boundaries of academic networks; 4) providing a vibrant platform for organizing competence-building workshops on topics such as getting published in Asian academic presses; 5) connecting institutions to facilitate the creation of joint innovative academic projects; and 6) helping local scholarly networks become more established. Throughout 2022 February 2026, three AAS-in-Asia conferences (2023 in South Korea, 2024 in Indonesia and 2025 in Nepal), four symposia were organized including one earlier this year in Ho Chi Minh City, which alone brought more than 300 scholars especially from underserved institutions of Vietnam, and six transregional workshops were held on the topics of writing skills for publishing and peace building/ reconciliation. As a flagship activity of the CHSS, the AAS-in-Asia conferences have played an important part in amplifying the impact of the CHSS research grants and capacity-building workshops. These international scholarly platforms often mark a culmination of the research and workshop fellows work progress. These annual conferences offer opportunities for further training in writing for publication or special events on peace building as well as symposia. The AAS-in-Asia conference has also provided a unique opportunity for junior scholars, public intellectuals and publishers alike to meet and discover innovative work and emerging fields in the study of Asia. Meanwhile, the symposiums, which brought in total 477 participants, provided a unique opportunity for junior scholars, public intellectuals and publishers alike to meet and discover innovative work and emerging fields in the study of Asia, as well as a platform for exchange, training and network building. Whereas the CHSS transnational workshops are scheduled transnational capacity-development workshops, often focusing on enhancing specific research skills. They provided training to 155 scholars from across Asia. iv) Research Publications The CHSS project plays a pivotal role in the scholars academic career trajectories. Publications are essential to secure a position at an institution and give exposure to both the individual and the institution. Through Phase I, the CHSS research and workshop fellows made a total of 39 publications including 12 Scopus-indexed publications, 2 books, 1 book chapters and 1edited volumes. The figures are being updated since only confirmed publications are indicated here. The total number will increase significantly (likely to double) with the confirmation of all the publications by the CHSS research fellows because of their sponsored projects. Most of these publications, including prestigious ones, were made possible thanks to the research support of CHSS university hubs resource persons and their knowledge of the most appropriate publication outlets such as Springer, Routledge, Taylor & Francis, Cambridge University Press, Palgrave Macmillan. Drawing on AAS network of publishers, the CHSS fellows could connect with other Asian studies journals and disciplinary or interdisciplinary journals that can provide scholars, teachers, students, and a broader readership with informed insight into a particular topic of social, political, and cultural relevance that has contributed to transforming contemporary Asia's complex landscape. These four programmatic activities and the results have had a significant impact on the professional career of the fellows, but they have also contributed to enhancing the work of all the institutional partners involved. In terms of program sustainability, thanks to the CHSS project, AAS received additional funding from the Henry Luce Foundation to support travel grants and conference registration fees. This support was designed to enable the CHSS fellows to attend the AAS-in-Asia conferences and the AAS Annual Conferences in North America where they could be exposed to a global network of scholars of Asian Studies and explore publication opportunities. AAS also collaborated with the Forest Foundation Philippines, which offered research grants to Filipino scholars whose research broadly relate to forestry conservation and preservation. Complementary projects like the East-West Center (EWC) Research Innovation & Collaboration Exchange (RICE) fellowship enabled members of the project to reach out to a network of scholars in the Indo-Pacific region on issues related to international relations, democracy and diplomacy. To a large extent, the CHSS changed the ways North-South-South transnational collaborations can have impact at both individual and institutional academic levels. The CHSS focuses on local knowledge production in humanities and social sciences. The project has enabled AAS to work closely with South and Southeast Asian university partners, who are often based in conflict and post-conflict regions. They have successfully reached out to geographically remote institutions, scholars and public intellectuals living in the margins by offering them unique opportunities. Thanks to Sweden's support to the CHSS, each year hundreds of young and female scholars from remote regions of Indonesia, Myanmar, Cambodia, Vietnam, Philippines, Thailand or border provinces of Pakistan and Afghanistan and India or Kashmir get research grants and gain access to international research capacity development. For many, it is their first time ever to present their research in an international conference, thanks to the CHSS grants. For under-resourced universities, they have gained institutional academic capacity training and networks among the CHSS as well as with other Sweden-supported academic partners. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15288-15288A0101 Sweden The "Developing the Humanities and Social Sciences Supporting Under-represented Scholars of Asia" project aims to strengthen research capacity, and to produce new knowledge that will have positive development impacts in the sub-regions. Eligible beneficiaries of the project will be scholars, junior faculty members and post-graduate students from South and Southeast Asia. Members of ethnic minorities and marginalized groups, and academic institutions located in areas with high rates of poverty and risk for conflict will be especially prioritized. Knowledge production related to gender, human rights, democracy, conflict, environmental sustainability, and climate change will be supported. The cooperation partner for this agreement is the Association for Asian Studies (AAS, Ann Arbor, USA). AAS is a non-profit organization with a mission to advance the field of Asian studies through international exchange, publications, networking, research and career development. The programme of support will be implemented by AAS in cooperation with the Regional Center for Social Science and Sustainable Development (RCSD, Chiang Mai, Thailand), the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities at the Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP, Phnom Penh, Cambodia), the Faculty of Humanities at Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU, Pune, India), the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS, Lahore, Pakistan), and The National University of Timor Leste (Dili, Timor Leste). The programme will be coordinated and governed by a Coordination and Collaboration Committee consisting of AAS and the five partner universities. The programme has the following impact-level objectives: - develop the research capacity of local universities and enhance the academic knowledge, research skills, experience and resources of their scholars in the humanities and social sciences, with a particular focus on junior faculty, graduate students, senior and independent scholars, women and ethnic minority groups. - develop the research capabilities in post-conflict and conflict areas while helping to reduce the social and economic vulnerabilities of Southeast and South Asian low and lower-middle income countries through policy-relevant research. - strengthen civil society and shape policies to help the selected countries and regions achieve their development goals. The objectives will be reached through a range of activities that include individual research scholarships and fellowships, capacity building workshops and trainings, publication support, and networking and communication support. In the medium to long-term, it is expected that the capacity built during this phase of activities will contribute to stronger academic institutions in poor and post-conflict areas of South and Southeast Asia. "Developing the Humanities and Social Sciences Supporting Under-represented Scholars of Asia" syftar till att stärka forskningskapacitet och kunskapsproduktion med relevans för hållbar, inklusive och jämställd utveckling i regionen. Projektet kommer att stödja forskare, doktorander och mastersstudenter i Syd- och Sydostasien. Projektet prioriterar medlemmar av etniska minoriteter och marginaliserade grupper, samt forskare som tillhör akademiska institutioner belägna i områden med hög fattigdom och/eller risk för konflikt. Kunskapsproduktion har fokus på tema av relevans för Sveriges regionala biståndsstrategi inklusive genus, mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, konflikt, miljömässig hållbarhet och klimatförändringar. Sidas avtalspartner är Association for Asian Studies (AAS, Ann Arbor, USA). AAS är en ideell organisation med ett uppdrag att främja Asienstudier genom internationellt utbyte, publikationer, nätverk, forskning och karriärutveckling. Programmet kommer att genomföras av AAS i samarbete med Regional Centre for Social Science and Sustainable Development (RCSD, Chiang Mai, Thailand), Fakulteten för samhällsvetenskap och humaniora vid Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP, Phnom Penh, Kambodja), Fakulteten för humaniora vid Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU, Pune, Indien), School of Humanities and Social Sciences vid Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS, Lahore, Pakistan) och National University of Timor Leste (Dili, Östtimor). Programmet kommer att samordnas och styras av en kommitté (CCC) bestående av representanter från AAS och de fem partneruniversitet. Programmet har följande mål: - bidra till stärkt forskningskapacitet hos forskare och forskningsinstitutioner inom humaniora och samhällsvetenskap, med särskilt fokus på juniora lärare, doktorander, kvinnor och medlemmar av etnisk minoritet grupper. - utveckla forskningskapacitet i post-konflikt- och konfliktområden och samtidigt bidra till minskade sociala och ekonomiska sårbarheterna i låginkomstländer i sydöstra och södra Asien genom relevant kunskapsproduktion. - starka samarbetet mellan forskare och det civila samhället, samt bidra till evidens-baserade policyer som främjar hållbart utveckling. Målen kommer att nås genom en rad aktiviteter som inkluderar individuella forskningsstipendier, kapacitetsbyggande workshops och utbildningar, publiceringsstöd och nätverks- och forskningskommunikationsstöd. På längre sikt kommer satsningen på forskare bidra till stärkande av forskningsinstitutioner och universitet inom fattiga och postkonfliktområden i Syd- och Sydostasien. The Developing the Humanities and Social Sciences and Supporting Under-Represented Scholars of Asia has the following impact-level objectives: - develop the research capacity of local universities and enhance the academic knowledge, research skills, experience and resources of their scholars in the humanities and social sciences, with a particular focus on junior faculty, graduate students, senior and independent scholars, women and ethnic minority groups. - develop the research capabilities in post-conflict and conflict areas while helping to reduce the social and economic vulnerabilities of Southeast and South Asian low and lower-middle income countries through policy-relevant research. - strengthen civil society and shape policies to help the selected countries and regions achieve their development goals. Sweden Association for Asian Studies Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Association for Asian Studies 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 2200000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2200000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2200000 Association for Asian Studies 2200000 Association for Asian Studies Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries have capacity to independently undertake research training and conduct high-quality research Fler samarbetsländer har kapacitet att självständigt genomföra forskarutbildningar och bedriva forskning av hög kvalitet Other Övrigt Strengthened conditions and capacity among national and regional research actors to participate in international research and research dialogue Stärkta förutsättningar och stärkt förmåga hos nationella och regionala forskningsaktörer att delta i internationell forskning och forskningsdialog Other Övrigt More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt Greater impact of a gender equality perspective in research Ökat genomslag för ett jämställdhetsperspektiv i forskningen Other Övrigt More interfaces, networks and cooperation established between actors from research institutions on the one hand, and the business sector, public authorities and civil society on the other Fler kontaktytor, nätverk och samarbeten etablerade mellan aktörer från forskningsinstitutioner å ena sidan, och näringsliv, myndigheter och civilsamhälle å den andra Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15288-15288A0102 Sweden The "Developing the Humanities and Social Sciences Supporting Under-represented Scholars of Asia" project aims to strengthen research capacity, and to produce new knowledge that will have positive development impacts in the sub-regions. Eligible beneficiaries of the project will be scholars, junior faculty members and post-graduate students from South and Southeast Asia. Members of ethnic minorities and marginalized groups, and academic institutions located in areas with high rates of poverty and risk for conflict will be especially prioritized. Knowledge production related to gender, human rights, democracy, conflict, environmental sustainability, and climate change will be supported. The cooperation partner for this agreement is the Association for Asian Studies (AAS, Ann Arbor, USA). AAS is a non-profit organization with a mission to advance the field of Asian studies through international exchange, publications, networking, research and career development. The programme of support will be implemented by AAS in cooperation with the Regional Center for Social Science and Sustainable Development (RCSD, Chiang Mai, Thailand), the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities at the Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP, Phnom Penh, Cambodia), the Faculty of Humanities at Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU, Pune, India), the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS, Lahore, Pakistan), and The National University of Timor Leste (Dili, Timor Leste). The programme will be coordinated and governed by a Coordination and Collaboration Committee consisting of AAS and the five partner universities. The programme has the following impact-level objectives: - develop the research capacity of local universities and enhance the academic knowledge, research skills, experience and resources of their scholars in the humanities and social sciences, with a particular focus on junior faculty, graduate students, senior and independent scholars, women and ethnic minority groups. - develop the research capabilities in post-conflict and conflict areas while helping to reduce the social and economic vulnerabilities of Southeast and South Asian low and lower-middle income countries through policy-relevant research. - strengthen civil society and shape policies to help the selected countries and regions achieve their development goals. The objectives will be reached through a range of activities that include individual research scholarships and fellowships, capacity building workshops and trainings, publication support, and networking and communication support. In the medium to long-term, it is expected that the capacity built during this phase of activities will contribute to stronger academic institutions in poor and post-conflict areas of South and Southeast Asia. "Developing the Humanities and Social Sciences Supporting Under-represented Scholars of Asia" syftar till att stärka forskningskapacitet och kunskapsproduktion med relevans för hållbar, inklusive och jämställd utveckling i regionen. Projektet kommer att stödja forskare, doktorander och mastersstudenter i Syd- och Sydostasien. Projektet prioriterar medlemmar av etniska minoriteter och marginaliserade grupper, samt forskare som tillhör akademiska institutioner belägna i områden med hög fattigdom och/eller risk för konflikt. Kunskapsproduktion har fokus på tema av relevans för Sveriges regionala biståndsstrategi inklusive genus, mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, konflikt, miljömässig hållbarhet och klimatförändringar. Sidas avtalspartner är Association for Asian Studies (AAS, Ann Arbor, USA). AAS är en ideell organisation med ett uppdrag att främja Asienstudier genom internationellt utbyte, publikationer, nätverk, forskning och karriärutveckling. Programmet kommer att genomföras av AAS i samarbete med Regional Centre for Social Science and Sustainable Development (RCSD, Chiang Mai, Thailand), Fakulteten för samhällsvetenskap och humaniora vid Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP, Phnom Penh, Kambodja), Fakulteten för humaniora vid Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU, Pune, Indien), School of Humanities and Social Sciences vid Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS, Lahore, Pakistan) och National University of Timor Leste (Dili, Östtimor). Programmet kommer att samordnas och styras av en kommitté (CCC) bestående av representanter från AAS och de fem partneruniversitet. Programmet har följande mål: - bidra till stärkt forskningskapacitet hos forskare och forskningsinstitutioner inom humaniora och samhällsvetenskap, med särskilt fokus på juniora lärare, doktorander, kvinnor och medlemmar av etnisk minoritet grupper. - utveckla forskningskapacitet i post-konflikt- och konfliktområden och samtidigt bidra till minskade sociala och ekonomiska sårbarheterna i låginkomstländer i sydöstra och södra Asien genom relevant kunskapsproduktion. - starka samarbetet mellan forskare och det civila samhället, samt bidra till evidens-baserade policyer som främjar hållbart utveckling. Målen kommer att nås genom en rad aktiviteter som inkluderar individuella forskningsstipendier, kapacitetsbyggande workshops och utbildningar, publiceringsstöd och nätverks- och forskningskommunikationsstöd. På längre sikt kommer satsningen på forskare bidra till stärkande av forskningsinstitutioner och universitet inom fattiga och postkonfliktområden i Syd- och Sydostasien. The Developing the Humanities and Social Sciences and Supporting Under-Represented Scholars of Asia has the following impact-level objectives: - develop the research capacity of local universities and enhance the academic knowledge, research skills, experience and resources of their scholars in the humanities and social sciences, with a particular focus on junior faculty, graduate students, senior and independent scholars, women and ethnic minority groups. - develop the research capabilities in post-conflict and conflict areas while helping to reduce the social and economic vulnerabilities of Southeast and South Asian low and lower-middle income countries through policy-relevant research. - strengthen civil society and shape policies to help the selected countries and regions achieve their development goals. Sweden Association for Asian Studies Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Association for Asian Studies 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 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of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced impact of research that is of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development (Sida) Stärkt genomslag för forskning av relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15288-15288A0201 Sweden The "Developing the Humanities and Social Sciences Supporting Under-represented Scholars of Asia" project aims to strengthen research capacity, and to produce new knowledge that will have positive development impacts in the sub-regions. Eligible beneficiaries of the project will be scholars, junior faculty members and post-graduate students from South and Southeast Asia. Members of ethnic minorities and marginalized groups, and academic institutions located in areas with high rates of poverty and risk for conflict will be especially prioritized. Knowledge production related to gender, human rights, democracy, conflict, environmental sustainability, and climate change will be supported. The cooperation partner for this agreement is the Association for Asian Studies (AAS, Ann Arbor, USA). AAS is a non-profit organization with a mission to advance the field of Asian studies through international exchange, publications, networking, research and career development. The programme of support will be implemented by AAS in cooperation with the Regional Center for Social Science and Sustainable Development (RCSD, Chiang Mai, Thailand), the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities at the Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP, Phnom Penh, Cambodia), the Faculty of Humanities at Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU, Pune, India), the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS, Lahore, Pakistan), and The National University of Timor Leste (Dili, Timor Leste). The programme will be coordinated and governed by a Coordination and Collaboration Committee consisting of AAS and the five partner universities. The programme has the following impact-level objectives: - develop the research capacity of local universities and enhance the academic knowledge, research skills, experience and resources of their scholars in the humanities and social sciences, with a particular focus on junior faculty, graduate students, senior and independent scholars, women and ethnic minority groups. - develop the research capabilities in post-conflict and conflict areas while helping to reduce the social and economic vulnerabilities of Southeast and South Asian low and lower-middle income countries through policy-relevant research. - strengthen civil society and shape policies to help the selected countries and regions achieve their development goals. The objectives will be reached through a range of activities that include individual research scholarships and fellowships, capacity building workshops and trainings, publication support, and networking and communication support. In the medium to long-term, it is expected that the capacity built during this phase of activities will contribute to stronger academic institutions in poor and post-conflict areas of South and Southeast Asia. "Developing the Humanities and Social Sciences Supporting Under-represented Scholars of Asia" syftar till att stärka forskningskapacitet och kunskapsproduktion med relevans för hållbar, inklusive och jämställd utveckling i regionen. Projektet kommer att stödja forskare, doktorander och mastersstudenter i Syd- och Sydostasien. Projektet prioriterar medlemmar av etniska minoriteter och marginaliserade grupper, samt forskare som tillhör akademiska institutioner belägna i områden med hög fattigdom och/eller risk för konflikt. Kunskapsproduktion har fokus på tema av relevans för Sveriges regionala biståndsstrategi inklusive genus, mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, konflikt, miljömässig hållbarhet och klimatförändringar. Sidas avtalspartner är Association for Asian Studies (AAS, Ann Arbor, USA). AAS är en ideell organisation med ett uppdrag att främja Asienstudier genom internationellt utbyte, publikationer, nätverk, forskning och karriärutveckling. Programmet kommer att genomföras av AAS i samarbete med Regional Centre for Social Science and Sustainable Development (RCSD, Chiang Mai, Thailand), Fakulteten för samhällsvetenskap och humaniora vid Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP, Phnom Penh, Kambodja), Fakulteten för humaniora vid Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU, Pune, Indien), School of Humanities and Social Sciences vid Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS, Lahore, Pakistan) och National University of Timor Leste (Dili, Östtimor). Programmet kommer att samordnas och styras av en kommitté (CCC) bestående av representanter från AAS och de fem partneruniversitet. Programmet har följande mål: - bidra till stärkt forskningskapacitet hos forskare och forskningsinstitutioner inom humaniora och samhällsvetenskap, med särskilt fokus på juniora lärare, doktorander, kvinnor och medlemmar av etnisk minoritet grupper. - utveckla forskningskapacitet i post-konflikt- och konfliktområden och samtidigt bidra till minskade sociala och ekonomiska sårbarheterna i låginkomstländer i sydöstra och södra Asien genom relevant kunskapsproduktion. - starka samarbetet mellan forskare och det civila samhället, samt bidra till evidens-baserade policyer som främjar hållbart utveckling. Målen kommer att nås genom en rad aktiviteter som inkluderar individuella forskningsstipendier, kapacitetsbyggande workshops och utbildningar, publiceringsstöd och nätverks- och forskningskommunikationsstöd. På längre sikt kommer satsningen på forskare bidra till stärkande av forskningsinstitutioner och universitet inom fattiga och postkonfliktområden i Syd- och Sydostasien. The Developing the Humanities and Social Sciences and Supporting Under-Represented Scholars of Asia has the following impact-level objectives: - develop the research capacity of local universities and enhance the academic knowledge, research skills, experience and resources of their scholars in the humanities and social sciences, with a particular focus on junior faculty, graduate students, senior and independent scholars, women and ethnic minority groups. - develop the research capabilities in post-conflict and conflict areas while helping to reduce the social and economic vulnerabilities of Southeast and South Asian low and lower-middle income countries through policy-relevant research. - strengthen civil society and shape policies to help the selected countries and regions achieve their development goals. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PKF Littlejohn LLP 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 74580 0 0 0 74580 74580 PKF Littlejohn LLP 74580 PKF Littlejohn LLP Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15309 Sweden The intervention is an inception and design phase in preparation of a larger intended programme in the area of Decent Work. ILO initiated discussions in August 2021, and have since then drafted a concept note for a Market Systems Development programme in the area of Decent Work in partnership with UNHCR. Decent Work aligns with Sida's expected strategy goals for Eastern Europe 2022-28. The inception phase is carried out as a simplified contribution with elements of market systems analysis, scenario analysis of relevant programming scenarios and a design proposal for the scenario which is perceived to have the best results potential compared with the budget. Insatsen är en förberedelsefas inför ett tilltänkt större program inom området sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor. ILO initierade dialog med Sida i augusti 2021 och har sedan dess utarbetat ett konceptpapper som beskriver ett program for inkluderande marknadssystemutveckling i samarbete med UNHCR. Konceptet beskriver en nexusansats till sysselsättning som är relevant både för sysselsättnings- och försörjningsmål i Sida:s förväntade reformstrategi i Östeuropa 2022-28. Inceptionsprojektet är kopplat till en förenklad beredning med inslag av systemanalys, scenarioanalys av relevanta genomförandealternativ och ett förslag på design av ett långsiktigt expansionsscenario som efter inledande analyser bedöms ha störst resultatpotential i förhållande til sin budget. The objective of this intervention is to conduct research and design a program for improved employment opportunities for vulnerable people in Ukraine. The first part of the objective involves assessing vulnerability factors which are of particular relevance i the given context, and collect and analyze primary and secondary data of relevance for the employment situation of the target group. The second part of the goal is to design a long-term program in line with the results from the research. The program proposal should meet the highest possible requirements for aid effectiveness and is adapted to Sida's overall requirements for development cooperation within the target area. ILO and UNHCR contribute with complementary institutional experiences to establishing operation in the nexus between humanitarian aid, longt term development needs and conflict sensitivity. An indirect objective of the intervention relates to how an inclusive market systems assessment and operationalization can improve a joint understanding and capacity for ILO, UNHCR, Sida and local stakeholder with regards to sustainable livelihoods for vulnerable groups in Ukraine. Improved capacity across a range of critical actors is likely to generate effects beyond any particular programme, and enables an advanced dialogue on nexus challenges from Ukraine going forward. (Most notably the integration of short and longer term support in context of war.) Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Employment creation Other Social Infrastructure & Services ILO has presented their research studies and a proposal for a roll-out phase of the intervention. The studies showed that the intervention is much relevant. However, Sida took the decision not to continue with the project due to the changed circumstances brought on by Russia's full-scale war and a different form of project was required. Sida has continued the dialogue with ILO to design a new project proposal that builds on the results and lessons learned from the inception phase. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15309-15309A0101 Sweden The intervention is an inception and design phase in preparation of a larger intended programme in the area of Decent Work. ILO initiated discussions in August 2021, and have since then drafted a concept note for a Market Systems Development programme in the area of Decent Work in partnership with UNHCR. Decent Work aligns with Sida's expected strategy goals for Eastern Europe 2022-28. The inception phase is carried out as a simplified contribution with elements of market systems analysis, scenario analysis of relevant programming scenarios and a design proposal for the scenario which is perceived to have the best results potential compared with the budget. Insatsen är en förberedelsefas inför ett tilltänkt större program inom området sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor. ILO initierade dialog med Sida i augusti 2021 och har sedan dess utarbetat ett konceptpapper som beskriver ett program for inkluderande marknadssystemutveckling i samarbete med UNHCR. Konceptet beskriver en nexusansats till sysselsättning som är relevant både för sysselsättnings- och försörjningsmål i Sida:s förväntade reformstrategi i Östeuropa 2022-28. Inceptionsprojektet är kopplat till en förenklad beredning med inslag av systemanalys, scenarioanalys av relevanta genomförandealternativ och ett förslag på design av ett långsiktigt expansionsscenario som efter inledande analyser bedöms ha störst resultatpotential i förhållande til sin budget. The objective of this intervention is to conduct research and design a program for improved employment opportunities for vulnerable people in Ukraine. The first part of the objective involves assessing vulnerability factors which are of particular relevance i the given context, and collect and analyze primary and secondary data of relevance for the employment situation of the target group. The second part of the goal is to design a long-term program in line with the results from the research. The program proposal should meet the highest possible requirements for aid effectiveness and is adapted to Sida's overall requirements for development cooperation within the target area. ILO and UNHCR contribute with complementary institutional experiences to establishing operation in the nexus between humanitarian aid, longt term development needs and conflict sensitivity. An indirect objective of the intervention relates to how an inclusive market systems assessment and operationalization can improve a joint understanding and capacity for ILO, UNHCR, Sida and local stakeholder with regards to sustainable livelihoods for vulnerable groups in Ukraine. Improved capacity across a range of critical actors is likely to generate effects beyond any particular programme, and enables an advanced dialogue on nexus challenges from Ukraine going forward. (Most notably the integration of short and longer term support in context of war.) Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 0 0 0 5000000 0 5000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 5000000 ILO/International Labour Organization Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Partner countries better fulfil EU requirements for entering into and applying association agreements, including deep and comprehensive free trade areas (AAs/DCFTAs). Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s krav för att ingå och tillämpa associeringsavtal, inklusive fördjupade frihandelsområden (AA, DCFTA) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Östeuropa: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15309-15309A0102 Sweden The intervention is an inception and design phase in preparation of a larger intended programme in the area of Decent Work. ILO initiated discussions in August 2021, and have since then drafted a concept note for a Market Systems Development programme in the area of Decent Work in partnership with UNHCR. Decent Work aligns with Sida's expected strategy goals for Eastern Europe 2022-28. The inception phase is carried out as a simplified contribution with elements of market systems analysis, scenario analysis of relevant programming scenarios and a design proposal for the scenario which is perceived to have the best results potential compared with the budget. Insatsen är en förberedelsefas inför ett tilltänkt större program inom området sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor. ILO initierade dialog med Sida i augusti 2021 och har sedan dess utarbetat ett konceptpapper som beskriver ett program for inkluderande marknadssystemutveckling i samarbete med UNHCR. Konceptet beskriver en nexusansats till sysselsättning som är relevant både för sysselsättnings- och försörjningsmål i Sida:s förväntade reformstrategi i Östeuropa 2022-28. Inceptionsprojektet är kopplat till en förenklad beredning med inslag av systemanalys, scenarioanalys av relevanta genomförandealternativ och ett förslag på design av ett långsiktigt expansionsscenario som efter inledande analyser bedöms ha störst resultatpotential i förhållande til sin budget. The objective of this intervention is to conduct research and design a program for improved employment opportunities for vulnerable people in Ukraine. The first part of the objective involves assessing vulnerability factors which are of particular relevance i the given context, and collect and analyze primary and secondary data of relevance for the employment situation of the target group. The second part of the goal is to design a long-term program in line with the results from the research. The program proposal should meet the highest possible requirements for aid effectiveness and is adapted to Sida's overall requirements for development cooperation within the target area. ILO and UNHCR contribute with complementary institutional experiences to establishing operation in the nexus between humanitarian aid, longt term development needs and conflict sensitivity. An indirect objective of the intervention relates to how an inclusive market systems assessment and operationalization can improve a joint understanding and capacity for ILO, UNHCR, Sida and local stakeholder with regards to sustainable livelihoods for vulnerable groups in Ukraine. Improved capacity across a range of critical actors is likely to generate effects beyond any particular programme, and enables an advanced dialogue on nexus challenges from Ukraine going forward. (Most notably the integration of short and longer term support in context of war.) Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -619967.0699999999 ILO/International Labour Organization 619967 ILO/International Labour Organization Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Improved opportunities for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15309-15309A0103 Sweden The intervention is an inception and design phase in preparation of a larger intended programme in the area of Decent Work. ILO initiated discussions in August 2021, and have since then drafted a concept note for a Market Systems Development programme in the area of Decent Work in partnership with UNHCR. Decent Work aligns with Sida's expected strategy goals for Eastern Europe 2022-28. The inception phase is carried out as a simplified contribution with elements of market systems analysis, scenario analysis of relevant programming scenarios and a design proposal for the scenario which is perceived to have the best results potential compared with the budget. Insatsen är en förberedelsefas inför ett tilltänkt större program inom området sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor. ILO initierade dialog med Sida i augusti 2021 och har sedan dess utarbetat ett konceptpapper som beskriver ett program for inkluderande marknadssystemutveckling i samarbete med UNHCR. Konceptet beskriver en nexusansats till sysselsättning som är relevant både för sysselsättnings- och försörjningsmål i Sida:s förväntade reformstrategi i Östeuropa 2022-28. Inceptionsprojektet är kopplat till en förenklad beredning med inslag av systemanalys, scenarioanalys av relevanta genomförandealternativ och ett förslag på design av ett långsiktigt expansionsscenario som efter inledande analyser bedöms ha störst resultatpotential i förhållande til sin budget. The objective of this intervention is to conduct research and design a program for improved employment opportunities for vulnerable people in Ukraine. The first part of the objective involves assessing vulnerability factors which are of particular relevance i the given context, and collect and analyze primary and secondary data of relevance for the employment situation of the target group. The second part of the goal is to design a long-term program in line with the results from the research. The program proposal should meet the highest possible requirements for aid effectiveness and is adapted to Sida's overall requirements for development cooperation within the target area. ILO and UNHCR contribute with complementary institutional experiences to establishing operation in the nexus between humanitarian aid, longt term development needs and conflict sensitivity. An indirect objective of the intervention relates to how an inclusive market systems assessment and operationalization can improve a joint understanding and capacity for ILO, UNHCR, Sida and local stakeholder with regards to sustainable livelihoods for vulnerable groups in Ukraine. Improved capacity across a range of critical actors is likely to generate effects beyond any particular programme, and enables an advanced dialogue on nexus challenges from Ukraine going forward. (Most notably the integration of short and longer term support in context of war.) Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -619967 -619967 ILO/International Labour Organization Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Improved livelihood opportunities in Ukraine. Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter i Ukraina. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15437 Sweden The project's overall objective is to enhance public integrity and accountability by promoting civic activism in combating corruption. In pursuing this impact goal, KDI-Transparency International Kosova aims for state institutions to undertake actions that enhance integrity by implementing and, if needed, improving anti-corruption standards and practices influenced by civic activism. KDI has designed three specific objectives (outcomes) which collectively will contribute to the improvements in the fight against corruption by facilitating a climate in which youth, witnesses and victims of corruption, state institutions, civil society organizations, and media, are willing to openly discuss, learn, cooperate and work towards solutions influencing improved public integrity. Outcome 1 - To increase the engagement of young generations of community-based leaders in the prevention of corruption. Outcome 2 - To enhance public integrity values, practices and standards by using evidence­based data by citizens, victims and witnesses of corruption. Outcome 3 -­ To strengthen prevention and determent of corruption through increased civil society, media and state institutions cooperation and collective endeavors of the program. Projektets övergripande mål är att öka den offentliga integriteten och ansvarsskyldigheten genom att främja medborgaraktivism i kampen mot korruption. Genom en ökad medborgaraktivism lyfts problemen till statliga institutioner för att vidta åtgärder och, om nödvändigt, förbättra antikorruptionsstandarder och praxis. Projektets målgrupper är ungdomar, vittnen och offer av korruption, civilsamhällesorganisationer, media, statliga institutioner och offentliga myndigheter. The project's overall objective is to enhance public integrity and accountability by promoting civic activism in combating corruption. By pursuing this impact goal, KDI-TI Kosova aims for state institutions to undertake actions that enhance integrity by implementing and, if needed, improving anticorruption standards and practices influenced by civic activism. KDI-TI Kosova has designed three specific objectives (outcomes) which collectively will contribute to the improvements in the fight against corruption: Outcome 1 - To increase the engagement of young generations of community-based leaders in the prevention of corruption. Outcome 2 - To enhance public integrity values, practices and standards by using evidencebased data by citizens, victims and witnesses of corruption. Outcome 3 - To strengthen prevention and determent of corruption through increased civil society, media and state institutions cooperation and collective endeavors of the program. The proposed project is concentrated in the empowerment and interaction of five key target groups (youth, witnesses and victims of corruption, civil society organizations, media, and state institutions), which is instrumental for creating platforms to push for public integrity to improve institutional accountability and ownership. This approach will support the creation of a critical mass which will be able to influence public discourse and drive action against political corruption. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kosovo Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Government & Civil Society-general Administrative Costs of Donors During 2025 KDI organized a total of 19 training sessions across eight regions of Kosova. Instead of online trainings, which proved ineffective in 2024, KDI shifted to delivering sessions directly in high schools and universities, thereby increasing both outreach and accessibility. In total, 551 young participants took part in these trainings, representing diverse regions, ethnic backgrounds, and social groups. Participation showed a predominance of female participants, contributing to strengthening the role of young women in discussions on integrity and public accountability. Out of 400 young people who completed the training during 2024 KDI selected approximately 50 participants for the two-day Anti-Corruption Camp (Super Academy). Through targeted modules and practical exercises, participants developed a more strategic understanding of how to engage in public processes and contribute to addressing corruption-related issues in their communities. Following the completion of the training cycle and the development of initial advocacy ideas, some participants went on to design and implement concrete initiatives focusing on political finance transparency, environmental governance, and responsible public communication. At the beginning of 2025, KDI conducted a structured review and update of its training modules from the feedback collected during the 2024 training cycle. The revision focused on strengthening the practical relevance of the content and aligning it more closely with participants needs and experiences. Throughout the reporting period, Advocacy and Legal Advice Center (ALAC) received and handled a total of 64 cases, covering a wide range of issues. These included labour rights violations, concerns related to the work of the prosecutorial and judicial systems, cases in the health and education sectors, abuse of office, local governance issues, and whistleblower-related matters. The increased number of cases reported by employees within public institutions indicates growing trust in KDIs reporting mechanisms, as well as in the confidentiality and reliability of the legal support provided through ALAC. During 2025, KDI published two policy briefs addressing key governance and electoral challenges in Kosovo: 'Parliamentary Blockages and the Undermining of Institutional Integrity' examined the impact of legislative deadlock on institutional functioning and accountability. The brief analyzed procedural and political obstacles affecting the Assembly and proposed concrete measures to strengthen institutional integrity and prevent similar blockages in the future. 'Women in the 2025 Local Elections: Between Quotas and Electoral Reality' assessed the participation of women in local elections, focusing on the gap between legal guarantees and actual representation. The brief provided recommendations aimed at improving the effectiveness of gender quotas and strengthening inclusiveness within electoral processes. KDIs advocacy actions contributed to increased public understanding of the institutional crisis and strengthening civic pressure for accountability. The #ShtetiNëPauzë platform enabled coordinated civil society engagement at a national level, while the combination of public communication, research, and symbolic actions ensured sustained visibility of the issue. KDI positioned itself as a consistent and credible source of legal, procedural, and governance-related interpretation. Through more than 15 press statements, the organization addressed each critical phase of the institutional crisis, including the constitution of the Assembly, verification of mandates, respect for constitutional deadlines, and the conduct of political actors During 2024, KDI initiated the Thematic Anti-Corruption Forum, an informal mechanism designed to enhance cooperation between civil society, media, and public institutions in the fight against corruption. During 2025, the context for implementing this activity changed significantly. The Agency for Prevention of Corruption took the initiative to formalize and institutionalize the Anti-Corruption Forum in cooperation with KDI, shifting the focus toward establishing a structured and sustainable platform for cooperation among civil society, media, and public institutions. During 2025, KDI implemented a sub-granting scheme aimed at strengthening civil society engagement in combating corruption and promoting political integrity. Through this mechanism, KDI supported initiatives focused on political financing transparency, integrity in decision-making, and accountability in the use of public resources. The call generated strong interest, with a total of 59 applications submitted, of which five sub-grants were awarded to the highest-ranked local organizations. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15437-15437A0101 Sweden The project's overall objective is to enhance public integrity and accountability by promoting civic activism in combating corruption. In pursuing this impact goal, KDI-Transparency International Kosova aims for state institutions to undertake actions that enhance integrity by implementing and, if needed, improving anti-corruption standards and practices influenced by civic activism. KDI has designed three specific objectives (outcomes) which collectively will contribute to the improvements in the fight against corruption by facilitating a climate in which youth, witnesses and victims of corruption, state institutions, civil society organizations, and media, are willing to openly discuss, learn, cooperate and work towards solutions influencing improved public integrity. Outcome 1 - To increase the engagement of young generations of community-based leaders in the prevention of corruption. Outcome 2 - To enhance public integrity values, practices and standards by using evidence­based data by citizens, victims and witnesses of corruption. Outcome 3 -­ To strengthen prevention and determent of corruption through increased civil society, media and state institutions cooperation and collective endeavors of the program. Projektets övergripande mål är att öka den offentliga integriteten och ansvarsskyldigheten genom att främja medborgaraktivism i kampen mot korruption. Genom en ökad medborgaraktivism lyfts problemen till statliga institutioner för att vidta åtgärder och, om nödvändigt, förbättra antikorruptionsstandarder och praxis. Projektets målgrupper är ungdomar, vittnen och offer av korruption, civilsamhällesorganisationer, media, statliga institutioner och offentliga myndigheter. The project's overall objective is to enhance public integrity and accountability by promoting civic activism in combating corruption. By pursuing this impact goal, KDI-TI Kosova aims for state institutions to undertake actions that enhance integrity by implementing and, if needed, improving anticorruption standards and practices influenced by civic activism. KDI-TI Kosova has designed three specific objectives (outcomes) which collectively will contribute to the improvements in the fight against corruption: Outcome 1 - To increase the engagement of young generations of community-based leaders in the prevention of corruption. Outcome 2 - To enhance public integrity values, practices and standards by using evidencebased data by citizens, victims and witnesses of corruption. Outcome 3 - To strengthen prevention and determent of corruption through increased civil society, media and state institutions cooperation and collective endeavors of the program. The proposed project is concentrated in the empowerment and interaction of five key target groups (youth, witnesses and victims of corruption, civil society organizations, media, and state institutions), which is instrumental for creating platforms to push for public integrity to improve institutional accountability and ownership. This approach will support the creation of a critical mass which will be able to influence public discourse and drive action against political corruption. Sweden Kosova Democratic Institute - Transparency International Kosova Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kosova Democratic Institute - Transparency International Kosova 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 2000000 0 2000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2000000 0 0 0 2000000 0 0 4000000 Kosova Democratic Institute - Transparency International Kosova 2000000 Kosova Democratic Institute - Transparency International Kosova 2000000 Kosova Democratic Institute - Transparency International Kosova Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15437-15437A0102 Sweden The project's overall objective is to enhance public integrity and accountability by promoting civic activism in combating corruption. In pursuing this impact goal, KDI-Transparency International Kosova aims for state institutions to undertake actions that enhance integrity by implementing and, if needed, improving anti-corruption standards and practices influenced by civic activism. KDI has designed three specific objectives (outcomes) which collectively will contribute to the improvements in the fight against corruption by facilitating a climate in which youth, witnesses and victims of corruption, state institutions, civil society organizations, and media, are willing to openly discuss, learn, cooperate and work towards solutions influencing improved public integrity. Outcome 1 - To increase the engagement of young generations of community-based leaders in the prevention of corruption. Outcome 2 - To enhance public integrity values, practices and standards by using evidence­based data by citizens, victims and witnesses of corruption. Outcome 3 -­ To strengthen prevention and determent of corruption through increased civil society, media and state institutions cooperation and collective endeavors of the program. Projektets övergripande mål är att öka den offentliga integriteten och ansvarsskyldigheten genom att främja medborgaraktivism i kampen mot korruption. Genom en ökad medborgaraktivism lyfts problemen till statliga institutioner för att vidta åtgärder och, om nödvändigt, förbättra antikorruptionsstandarder och praxis. Projektets målgrupper är ungdomar, vittnen och offer av korruption, civilsamhällesorganisationer, media, statliga institutioner och offentliga myndigheter. The project's overall objective is to enhance public integrity and accountability by promoting civic activism in combating corruption. By pursuing this impact goal, KDI-TI Kosova aims for state institutions to undertake actions that enhance integrity by implementing and, if needed, improving anticorruption standards and practices influenced by civic activism. KDI-TI Kosova has designed three specific objectives (outcomes) which collectively will contribute to the improvements in the fight against corruption: Outcome 1 - To increase the engagement of young generations of community-based leaders in the prevention of corruption. Outcome 2 - To enhance public integrity values, practices and standards by using evidencebased data by citizens, victims and witnesses of corruption. Outcome 3 - To strengthen prevention and determent of corruption through increased civil society, media and state institutions cooperation and collective endeavors of the program. The proposed project is concentrated in the empowerment and interaction of five key target groups (youth, witnesses and victims of corruption, civil society organizations, media, and state institutions), which is instrumental for creating platforms to push for public integrity to improve institutional accountability and ownership. This approach will support the creation of a critical mass which will be able to influence public discourse and drive action against political corruption. Sweden Kosova Democratic Institute - Transparency International Kosova Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kosova Democratic Institute - Transparency International Kosova 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 2500000 1500000 0 0 2000000 1000000 1500000 6000000 Kosova Democratic Institute - Transparency International Kosova 2000000 Kosova Democratic Institute - Transparency International Kosova 1500000 Kosova Democratic Institute - Transparency International Kosova Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15437-15437A0201 Sweden The project's overall objective is to enhance public integrity and accountability by promoting civic activism in combating corruption. In pursuing this impact goal, KDI-Transparency International Kosova aims for state institutions to undertake actions that enhance integrity by implementing and, if needed, improving anti-corruption standards and practices influenced by civic activism. KDI has designed three specific objectives (outcomes) which collectively will contribute to the improvements in the fight against corruption by facilitating a climate in which youth, witnesses and victims of corruption, state institutions, civil society organizations, and media, are willing to openly discuss, learn, cooperate and work towards solutions influencing improved public integrity. Outcome 1 - To increase the engagement of young generations of community-based leaders in the prevention of corruption. Outcome 2 - To enhance public integrity values, practices and standards by using evidence­based data by citizens, victims and witnesses of corruption. Outcome 3 -­ To strengthen prevention and determent of corruption through increased civil society, media and state institutions cooperation and collective endeavors of the program. Projektets övergripande mål är att öka den offentliga integriteten och ansvarsskyldigheten genom att främja medborgaraktivism i kampen mot korruption. Genom en ökad medborgaraktivism lyfts problemen till statliga institutioner för att vidta åtgärder och, om nödvändigt, förbättra antikorruptionsstandarder och praxis. Projektets målgrupper är ungdomar, vittnen och offer av korruption, civilsamhällesorganisationer, media, statliga institutioner och offentliga myndigheter. The project's overall objective is to enhance public integrity and accountability by promoting civic activism in combating corruption. By pursuing this impact goal, KDI-TI Kosova aims for state institutions to undertake actions that enhance integrity by implementing and, if needed, improving anticorruption standards and practices influenced by civic activism. KDI-TI Kosova has designed three specific objectives (outcomes) which collectively will contribute to the improvements in the fight against corruption: Outcome 1 - To increase the engagement of young generations of community-based leaders in the prevention of corruption. Outcome 2 - To enhance public integrity values, practices and standards by using evidencebased data by citizens, victims and witnesses of corruption. Outcome 3 - To strengthen prevention and determent of corruption through increased civil society, media and state institutions cooperation and collective endeavors of the program. The proposed project is concentrated in the empowerment and interaction of five key target groups (youth, witnesses and victims of corruption, civil society organizations, media, and state institutions), which is instrumental for creating platforms to push for public integrity to improve institutional accountability and ownership. This approach will support the creation of a critical mass which will be able to influence public discourse and drive action against political corruption. Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 199886 199886 199886 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 199886 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 0 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15564 Sweden The functions of the Auditor General are to audit the accounts of State Organs, State institutions, Provincial Administration, Local Authorities and other institutions financed from public funds. The mission of OAG is to provide timely quality audit services to promote transparency and accountability in the management of public resources for the well-being of the citizenry”. This contribution is meant to support accountability and reduce corruption in Zambia through the OAG. Riksrevisorns uppgifter är att granska räkenskaperna för statliga organ, statliga institutioner, landskapsförvaltningen, lokala myndigheter och andra institutioner som finansieras med offentliga medel. OAG:s uppdrag är att tillhandahålla revisionstjänster av hög kvalitet i rätt tid för att främja transparens och ansvarighet i förvaltningen av offentliga resurser för medborgarnas välbefinnande”. Detta bidrag är tänkt att stödja ansvarsskyldighet och minska korruptionen i Zambia genom OAG. The functions of the Auditor General are to audit the accounts of State Organs, State institutions, Provincial Administration, Local Authorities and other institutions financed from public funds. The mission of OAG is to provide timely quality audit services to promote transparency and accountability in the management of public resources for the well-being of the citizenry. The 2022 2026 Strategic Plan provides for six (6) objectives: 1. Improve audit services 2. Improve stakeholder engagement 3. Enhance resource mobilization and management 4. Improve operational systems and procedures 5. Enhance human capital 6. Improve infrastructure, tools and equipment Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Public finance management (PFM) Government & Civil Society-general Following the signing of the State Audit Act no 27 of 2026 and the Public Audit Act no 29 of 2016 in May 2025, OAG 's mandate as a mainstream government institution changed into an autonomous Supreme Audit Institution. The transition is a very welcome but challenging undertake, and there is a need to change the institutional frameworks, operational independence and not the least the change management competence to operationalise the two acts. While the overarching objectives remained the same, the budget and work plan were revised to better respond to the need to focus on transition activities. As the drought ended, the Embassy also approved utilisation of remaining drought funds (as emergency budget was terminated by the government) to support the transition. The programme has supported the continued implementation of the Office of the Auditor Generals (OAG) core mandate during 2025, including audits across central government, local authorities, parastatal bodies and special assignments. Sida assesses that the activities implemented are relevant, of good quality, and respond well to the programme objectives, contributing to transparency and accountability in the management of public resources. The independent review that the Embassy is currently conducting will be an important resource for OAG in making strategic choices, and give input to the next strategic plan. Examples of results 1. Improve audit services Performance is bench marked against the 2022 baseline and there has been a improvement in the Parliamentary committees follow up on audit recommendations as a result on OAG more proactive work around the issues. The audit coverage of the national budget expenditure has increase from 47 percent in 2021 to 100 percent in 2025. 74 out of 83 activities were implemented and audits were carried out on key government ministries and agencies, but the clientele coverage was 95 percent (compared to expected 100 percent). There are some possible explanations related to transport capacity. A milestone is the improved audit methodology, where OAG:s score rose from Level 2 to Level 3, reflecting more consistent application of audit methodology, standardized processes, and stronger quality controls, thereby enhancing the reliability of audit outcomes and stakeholder confidence in public financial governance. Over the implementation period, OAG has progressively aligned its audit practices with ISSAIs, tracked through the AFROSAIE Institutional Capacity Building Framework (ICBF) and benchmarked against peer SAIs in the Englishspeaking African region. At the outset of RIDP VII in 2022, audit manuals and ISSAI referenced guidance existed but were inconsistently applied across audit directorates. Under the ICBF rating system, performance is measured on a four level scale: Level 1 (Initial), Level 2 (Developing), Level 3 (Established), and Level 4 (Managed and Optimised). The Level 3 score indicates that audit methodologies are now wellestablished, consistently applied, and aligned with international standards, including ISSAIs. At this level, audit processes are no longer ad hoc but are guided by documented procedures, supported by appropriate tools such as the Audit Management System, and implemented by adequately trained staff. In comparison to peer institutions within the AFROSAIE region, reaching Level 3 places the OAG among institutions with solid and reliable audit frameworks, while Level 4 represents a more advanced stage characterised by continuous improvement, innovation, and full optimisation of audit practices. This progress demonstrates significant strengthening of the OAGs audit function and reflects sustained investment in systems, capacity building, and quality assurance mechanisms. 2. Improve stakeholder engagement Stakeholder engagement and transparency remain central to sustaining public trust and institutional relevance. The stakeholder engagement strategy was implemented. Results were still below expected target, with low stakeholder satisfaction (65 instead of 85 percent) and low awareness (70 instead of 85 percent), even if it was a slight improvement in relation to annual target. The result could be explained by the limited resources, growing stakeholder expectations, delays in dissemination of audits and limited engagement on digital platforms. Behavioural change has been challenging to measure and indicators in the new strategic plan will be developed. 3. Enhanced resource mobilisation A key pillar of institutional sustainability is financial sustainability. The report states that the targeted increase of 10 procent were not met and a 5 procent reduction in funding was recorded. Despite this, that to some extent is explained by the government's reallocation of funds due to the drought response, the allocation remained higher that the pre2024 budgetary levels. Still there are challenges around financial sustainability to deliver on the mandate, especially as OAG:s mandate has increased with the government's devolution. The operationalisation of the acts, open up new possibilities, but also challenges, to strengthen the resource mobilisation. Historically, the OAG has faced challenges related to heavy reliance on Treasury funding (75%) and delayed disbursements, and limited control over financial resources have had implication on operations. The new framework provides an opportunity to address these constraints through a diversified financing model that includes Parliamentary appropriations, audit service fees, grants, loans, and investments. 4. Improve operational systems and procedures The report highlights improvements in risk management and monitoring systems, e.g. the roll out of the Zambia Enhanced Audit Tool (ZEDSEAT), which has improved methodology and a more consistent application of standards. 5. Enhanced human capital The individual set targets have not been followed up in the Annual performance appraisal system (APAS), and the system has not been fully operationalised. In addition, 80 positive percent feedback on work culture is a target but the results is only 51.8 percent. OAG has introduced several measures to enhance team building, support and worklife balance but it is still too early to see the results. The human resources will be a key component in the next strategic plan as OAG leadership has identified staff satisfaction and change management as key for a successful transformation and ability to carry out the core mandate. 6. Improve infrastructure, tools and equipment Operational sustainability is being strengthened through continued investment in systems, infrastructure, and capacity development. The adoption of digital audit tools such as ZEDSEAT, expansion of ICT systems, and increased focus on performance, environmental, and realtime audits demonstrate the OAG:s commitment to modernising its audit approach. However, persistent constraints in transport, infrastructure, and ICT highlight the need for sustained, long-term investment. Addressing these gaps through multiyear capital planning and strategic partnerships will be essential to maintaining operational efficiency and expanding audit coverage. Increased reliance on technology enabled audits and management processes have enhanced effectiveness and strengthen collaboration across offices. The digital transformation is however costly and there is a need to secure sufficient funding and gradually modernise and equip offices with digital systems. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15564-15564A0101 Sweden The functions of the Auditor General are to audit the accounts of State Organs, State institutions, Provincial Administration, Local Authorities and other institutions financed from public funds. The mission of OAG is to provide timely quality audit services to promote transparency and accountability in the management of public resources for the well-being of the citizenry”. This contribution is meant to support accountability and reduce corruption in Zambia through the OAG. Riksrevisorns uppgifter är att granska räkenskaperna för statliga organ, statliga institutioner, landskapsförvaltningen, lokala myndigheter och andra institutioner som finansieras med offentliga medel. OAG:s uppdrag är att tillhandahålla revisionstjänster av hög kvalitet i rätt tid för att främja transparens och ansvarighet i förvaltningen av offentliga resurser för medborgarnas välbefinnande”. Detta bidrag är tänkt att stödja ansvarsskyldighet och minska korruptionen i Zambia genom OAG. The functions of the Auditor General are to audit the accounts of State Organs, State institutions, Provincial Administration, Local Authorities and other institutions financed from public funds. The mission of OAG is to provide timely quality audit services to promote transparency and accountability in the management of public resources for the well-being of the citizenry. The 2022 2026 Strategic Plan provides for six (6) objectives: 1. Improve audit services 2. Improve stakeholder engagement 3. Enhance resource mobilization and management 4. Improve operational systems and procedures 5. Enhance human capital 6. Improve infrastructure, tools and equipment Sweden OAG/Office of the Auditor General Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OAG/Office of the Auditor General 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 8000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 4000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 5000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 3000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 0 OAG/Office of the Auditor General Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ökat ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i offentliga institutioner. Förbättrade förutsättningar för demokratisk samhällsstyrning, minskad korruption, ökat ansvarstagande och ansvarsutkrävande i offentliga institutioner. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15564-15564A0102 Sweden The functions of the Auditor General are to audit the accounts of State Organs, State institutions, Provincial Administration, Local Authorities and other institutions financed from public funds. The mission of OAG is to provide timely quality audit services to promote transparency and accountability in the management of public resources for the well-being of the citizenry”. This contribution is meant to support accountability and reduce corruption in Zambia through the OAG. Riksrevisorns uppgifter är att granska räkenskaperna för statliga organ, statliga institutioner, landskapsförvaltningen, lokala myndigheter och andra institutioner som finansieras med offentliga medel. OAG:s uppdrag är att tillhandahålla revisionstjänster av hög kvalitet i rätt tid för att främja transparens och ansvarighet i förvaltningen av offentliga resurser för medborgarnas välbefinnande”. Detta bidrag är tänkt att stödja ansvarsskyldighet och minska korruptionen i Zambia genom OAG. The functions of the Auditor General are to audit the accounts of State Organs, State institutions, Provincial Administration, Local Authorities and other institutions financed from public funds. The mission of OAG is to provide timely quality audit services to promote transparency and accountability in the management of public resources for the well-being of the citizenry. The 2022 2026 Strategic Plan provides for six (6) objectives: 1. Improve audit services 2. Improve stakeholder engagement 3. Enhance resource mobilization and management 4. Improve operational systems and procedures 5. Enhance human capital 6. Improve infrastructure, tools and equipment Sweden OAG/Office of the Auditor General Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Not applicable 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 1000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 995832 1000000 Not applicable 995831.9600000001 Not applicable Zambia 2024-2028 Zambia 2024-2028 Strengthened democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law including reduced corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15564-15564A0103 Sweden The functions of the Auditor General are to audit the accounts of State Organs, State institutions, Provincial Administration, Local Authorities and other institutions financed from public funds. The mission of OAG is to provide timely quality audit services to promote transparency and accountability in the management of public resources for the well-being of the citizenry”. This contribution is meant to support accountability and reduce corruption in Zambia through the OAG. Riksrevisorns uppgifter är att granska räkenskaperna för statliga organ, statliga institutioner, landskapsförvaltningen, lokala myndigheter och andra institutioner som finansieras med offentliga medel. OAG:s uppdrag är att tillhandahålla revisionstjänster av hög kvalitet i rätt tid för att främja transparens och ansvarighet i förvaltningen av offentliga resurser för medborgarnas välbefinnande”. Detta bidrag är tänkt att stödja ansvarsskyldighet och minska korruptionen i Zambia genom OAG. The functions of the Auditor General are to audit the accounts of State Organs, State institutions, Provincial Administration, Local Authorities and other institutions financed from public funds. The mission of OAG is to provide timely quality audit services to promote transparency and accountability in the management of public resources for the well-being of the citizenry. The 2022 2026 Strategic Plan provides for six (6) objectives: 1. Improve audit services 2. Improve stakeholder engagement 3. Enhance resource mobilization and management 4. Improve operational systems and procedures 5. Enhance human capital 6. Improve infrastructure, tools and equipment Sweden OAG/Office of the Auditor General Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency OAG/Office of the Auditor General 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11150000 15000000 0 5000000 1459964 0 0 0 8540036 0 5000000 0 4000000 5000000 0 0 1150000 26150000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 5000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 0 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 5000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 1150000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 1459964 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 5000000 OAG/Office of the Auditor General 8540036 OAG/Office of the Auditor General Zambia 2024-2028 Zambia 2024-2028 Strengthened democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law including reduced corruption Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15780 Sweden Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) is a three-year democracy and elections support programme implemented between December 2025 and December 2028, with a grant of up to SEK 21 million, and implemented by Act Change Transform (Act!) following a competitive Expression of Interest process involving 110 local organisations. The programme strengthens democratic governance through civic education, electoral integrity, and inclusive participation, with a focus on youth and first-time voters, women and marginalized groups, civil society, and democratic institutions, contributing to increased citizen participation and more free, fair, and credible elections Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) är ett treårigt program för demokrati- och valstöd som genomförs mellan december 2025 och december 2028 med ett bidrag på upp till 21 miljoner svenska kronor, och implementeras av Act Change Transform (Act!) efter en konkurrensutsatt Expression of Interest-process med 110 lokala organisationer. Programmet stärker demokratisk styrning genom medborgarutbildning, valens integritet och inkluderande deltagande, med fokus på unga och förstagångsväljare, kvinnor och marginaliserade grupper, civilsamhället och demokratiska institutioner, och bidrar till ökat medborgardeltagande samt mer fria, rättvisa och trovärdiga val. The objectives of the Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) programme are as follows: Impact Level To contribute to a stable and inclusive Kenya with trusted democratic institutions and citizens enjoying their rights Outcome 1: National cohesion & Stability maintained The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced citizens resilience to electoral violence and conflict; and ii) Strengthened Early Warning and Early Response systems. Outcome 2: Electoral institutions and stakeholder engagement structures strengthened The key intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Consensus building for election stakeholders; ii) Effective elections planning, coordination, and management; iii) Enhanced strategic communications; and iv) key electoral reforms implemented Outcome 3: Citizens participation in the 2027 elections enhanced The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced issue-based and citizen-led voter and civic education; ii) Increased mobilisation for the participation of women, persons with disabilities, young people, and other marginalised groups as voters and candidates; and iii) Responsive and accountable electoral institutions. Outcome 4: Elections monitoring and observation strengthened The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced media and civic space; ii) Strengthened citizen-led Human Rights Watch and reporting; iii) Strengthened domestic elections observation and monitoring. Theory of Change The proposed ToC for the REDI programme is: IF before, during and after the 2027 elections national cohesion and stability are maintained; AND IF electoral institutions and stakeholder engagement structures are strengthened; AND IF citizens participation in the 2027 elections is enhanced; AND IF elections monitoring and observation is strengthened, THEN there will be a stable and inclusive Kenya with trusted democratic and oversight institutions and citizens enjoying their rights. ASSUMING THAT the Government will partner and collaborate with civil society and local communities to prevent electoral conflict, political leaders will be committed to peaceful elections, citizens will see participation in democratic processes as a pathway to solving the countrys leadership and governance challenges, political parties will be committed to internal democracy and inclusion, the state will respect civic space and human rights, Parliament will be committed to electoral reforms and financing of IEBC and digital and technology approaches will enhance access to information and influence participation of citizens. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Elections Government & Civil Society-general The Programme agreement has just been signed. Inception phase is starting this December 2025. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15780-15780A0101 Sweden Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) is a three-year democracy and elections support programme implemented between December 2025 and December 2028, with a grant of up to SEK 21 million, and implemented by Act Change Transform (Act!) following a competitive Expression of Interest process involving 110 local organisations. The programme strengthens democratic governance through civic education, electoral integrity, and inclusive participation, with a focus on youth and first-time voters, women and marginalized groups, civil society, and democratic institutions, contributing to increased citizen participation and more free, fair, and credible elections Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) är ett treårigt program för demokrati- och valstöd som genomförs mellan december 2025 och december 2028 med ett bidrag på upp till 21 miljoner svenska kronor, och implementeras av Act Change Transform (Act!) efter en konkurrensutsatt Expression of Interest-process med 110 lokala organisationer. Programmet stärker demokratisk styrning genom medborgarutbildning, valens integritet och inkluderande deltagande, med fokus på unga och förstagångsväljare, kvinnor och marginaliserade grupper, civilsamhället och demokratiska institutioner, och bidrar till ökat medborgardeltagande samt mer fria, rättvisa och trovärdiga val. The objectives of the Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) programme are as follows: Impact Level To contribute to a stable and inclusive Kenya with trusted democratic institutions and citizens enjoying their rights Outcome 1: National cohesion & Stability maintained The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced citizens resilience to electoral violence and conflict; and ii) Strengthened Early Warning and Early Response systems. Outcome 2: Electoral institutions and stakeholder engagement structures strengthened The key intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Consensus building for election stakeholders; ii) Effective elections planning, coordination, and management; iii) Enhanced strategic communications; and iv) key electoral reforms implemented Outcome 3: Citizens participation in the 2027 elections enhanced The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced issue-based and citizen-led voter and civic education; ii) Increased mobilisation for the participation of women, persons with disabilities, young people, and other marginalised groups as voters and candidates; and iii) Responsive and accountable electoral institutions. Outcome 4: Elections monitoring and observation strengthened The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced media and civic space; ii) Strengthened citizen-led Human Rights Watch and reporting; iii) Strengthened domestic elections observation and monitoring. Theory of Change The proposed ToC for the REDI programme is: IF before, during and after the 2027 elections national cohesion and stability are maintained; AND IF electoral institutions and stakeholder engagement structures are strengthened; AND IF citizens participation in the 2027 elections is enhanced; AND IF elections monitoring and observation is strengthened, THEN there will be a stable and inclusive Kenya with trusted democratic and oversight institutions and citizens enjoying their rights. ASSUMING THAT the Government will partner and collaborate with civil society and local communities to prevent electoral conflict, political leaders will be committed to peaceful elections, citizens will see participation in democratic processes as a pathway to solving the countrys leadership and governance challenges, political parties will be committed to internal democracy and inclusion, the state will respect civic space and human rights, Parliament will be committed to electoral reforms and financing of IEBC and digital and technology approaches will enhance access to information and influence participation of citizens. Sweden Act Change Transform (Act!) Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Act Change Transform (Act!) 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3000000 Act Change Transform (Act!) 3000000 Act Change Transform (Act!) Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased gender equality, including reduced gender-related violence and access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-15780-15780A0102 Sweden Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) is a three-year democracy and elections support programme implemented between December 2025 and December 2028, with a grant of up to SEK 21 million, and implemented by Act Change Transform (Act!) following a competitive Expression of Interest process involving 110 local organisations. The programme strengthens democratic governance through civic education, electoral integrity, and inclusive participation, with a focus on youth and first-time voters, women and marginalized groups, civil society, and democratic institutions, contributing to increased citizen participation and more free, fair, and credible elections Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) är ett treårigt program för demokrati- och valstöd som genomförs mellan december 2025 och december 2028 med ett bidrag på upp till 21 miljoner svenska kronor, och implementeras av Act Change Transform (Act!) efter en konkurrensutsatt Expression of Interest-process med 110 lokala organisationer. Programmet stärker demokratisk styrning genom medborgarutbildning, valens integritet och inkluderande deltagande, med fokus på unga och förstagångsväljare, kvinnor och marginaliserade grupper, civilsamhället och demokratiska institutioner, och bidrar till ökat medborgardeltagande samt mer fria, rättvisa och trovärdiga val. The objectives of the Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) programme are as follows: Impact Level To contribute to a stable and inclusive Kenya with trusted democratic institutions and citizens enjoying their rights Outcome 1: National cohesion & Stability maintained The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced citizens resilience to electoral violence and conflict; and ii) Strengthened Early Warning and Early Response systems. Outcome 2: Electoral institutions and stakeholder engagement structures strengthened The key intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Consensus building for election stakeholders; ii) Effective elections planning, coordination, and management; iii) Enhanced strategic communications; and iv) key electoral reforms implemented Outcome 3: Citizens participation in the 2027 elections enhanced The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced issue-based and citizen-led voter and civic education; ii) Increased mobilisation for the participation of women, persons with disabilities, young people, and other marginalised groups as voters and candidates; and iii) Responsive and accountable electoral institutions. Outcome 4: Elections monitoring and observation strengthened The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced media and civic space; ii) Strengthened citizen-led Human Rights Watch and reporting; iii) Strengthened domestic elections observation and monitoring. Theory of Change The proposed ToC for the REDI programme is: IF before, during and after the 2027 elections national cohesion and stability are maintained; AND IF electoral institutions and stakeholder engagement structures are strengthened; AND IF citizens participation in the 2027 elections is enhanced; AND IF elections monitoring and observation is strengthened, THEN there will be a stable and inclusive Kenya with trusted democratic and oversight institutions and citizens enjoying their rights. ASSUMING THAT the Government will partner and collaborate with civil society and local communities to prevent electoral conflict, political leaders will be committed to peaceful elections, citizens will see participation in democratic processes as a pathway to solving the countrys leadership and governance challenges, political parties will be committed to internal democracy and inclusion, the state will respect civic space and human rights, Parliament will be committed to electoral reforms and financing of IEBC and digital and technology approaches will enhance access to information and influence participation of citizens. Sweden Act Change Transform (Act!) Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Act Change Transform (Act!) 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 6000000 0 12000000 6000000 7000000 18000000 Act Change Transform (Act!) 12000000 Act Change Transform (Act!) Kenya 2026-2031 Kenya 2026-2031 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms, the principles of the rule of law, and freedom and empowerment for women and girls. (Unofficial translation) Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer samt frihet och egenmakt för kvinnor och flickor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15780-15780A0201 Sweden Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) is a three-year democracy and elections support programme implemented between December 2025 and December 2028, with a grant of up to SEK 21 million, and implemented by Act Change Transform (Act!) following a competitive Expression of Interest process involving 110 local organisations. The programme strengthens democratic governance through civic education, electoral integrity, and inclusive participation, with a focus on youth and first-time voters, women and marginalized groups, civil society, and democratic institutions, contributing to increased citizen participation and more free, fair, and credible elections Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) är ett treårigt program för demokrati- och valstöd som genomförs mellan december 2025 och december 2028 med ett bidrag på upp till 21 miljoner svenska kronor, och implementeras av Act Change Transform (Act!) efter en konkurrensutsatt Expression of Interest-process med 110 lokala organisationer. Programmet stärker demokratisk styrning genom medborgarutbildning, valens integritet och inkluderande deltagande, med fokus på unga och förstagångsväljare, kvinnor och marginaliserade grupper, civilsamhället och demokratiska institutioner, och bidrar till ökat medborgardeltagande samt mer fria, rättvisa och trovärdiga val. The objectives of the Reformed Elections for Enhanced Democracy and Inclusion (REDI) programme are as follows: Impact Level To contribute to a stable and inclusive Kenya with trusted democratic institutions and citizens enjoying their rights Outcome 1: National cohesion & Stability maintained The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced citizens resilience to electoral violence and conflict; and ii) Strengthened Early Warning and Early Response systems. Outcome 2: Electoral institutions and stakeholder engagement structures strengthened The key intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Consensus building for election stakeholders; ii) Effective elections planning, coordination, and management; iii) Enhanced strategic communications; and iv) key electoral reforms implemented Outcome 3: Citizens participation in the 2027 elections enhanced The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced issue-based and citizen-led voter and civic education; ii) Increased mobilisation for the participation of women, persons with disabilities, young people, and other marginalised groups as voters and candidates; and iii) Responsive and accountable electoral institutions. Outcome 4: Elections monitoring and observation strengthened The intermediate results under this outcome are: i) Enhanced media and civic space; ii) Strengthened citizen-led Human Rights Watch and reporting; iii) Strengthened domestic elections observation and monitoring. Theory of Change The proposed ToC for the REDI programme is: IF before, during and after the 2027 elections national cohesion and stability are maintained; AND IF electoral institutions and stakeholder engagement structures are strengthened; AND IF citizens participation in the 2027 elections is enhanced; AND IF elections monitoring and observation is strengthened, THEN there will be a stable and inclusive Kenya with trusted democratic and oversight institutions and citizens enjoying their rights. ASSUMING THAT the Government will partner and collaborate with civil society and local communities to prevent electoral conflict, political leaders will be committed to peaceful elections, citizens will see participation in democratic processes as a pathway to solving the countrys leadership and governance challenges, political parties will be committed to internal democracy and inclusion, the state will respect civic space and human rights, Parliament will be committed to electoral reforms and financing of IEBC and digital and technology approaches will enhance access to information and influence participation of citizens. Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 244490 244490 0 244490 Ernst & Young 244490 Ernst & Young Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15795 Sweden The International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) is a global federation with 118 member associations operating in 149 countries. Sida’s core support amounts to SEK 273 million for 2024–2026, aiming to strengthen sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). The contribution focuses on expanding access to person-centred healthcare and SRHR services, advocacy, changing social norms and supporting social movements. IPPF’s added value lies in its global reach, strong local presence and ability to deliver services, including in humanitarian settings. Through capacity development, knowledge exchange and support to member associations, the contribution aims to improve access to healthcare and advance SRHR. International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) är en global federation med 118 medlemsorganisationer verksamma i 149 länder. Sidas kärnstöd uppgår till ca 273 mkr under 2024–2026 och syftar till att stärka sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR). Insatsen fokuserar på ökad tillgång till personcentrerad vård och SRHR-tjänster, påverkansarbete, normförändring och stöd till sociala rörelser. IPPF mervärde är dess globala räckvidd, lokala förankring och förmåga att tillhandahålla tjänster även i humanitära kontexter. Genom kapacitetsutveckling, kunskapsutbyte och stöd till medlemsorganisationer ska insatsen bidra till stärkt tillgång till vård och rättigheter. The monitoring and follow up of the core support for this agreement is based on IPPFs strategic outcomes and outputs as set out in their Strategy "IPPF 2023-2028 - Come Together". The new Strategy - "IPPF 2028 - Come Together"   The overarching goal is to achieve "Quality SRHR for Everyone, Everywhere, Breaking Barriers. IPPF is a global Federation of SRHR organisations. IPPF is radically committed to social and gender justice. IPPF provides care and promotes choice. The strategy has four pillars with dedicated goals 1. Center Care on People - expand choice, widen access, advance digital and self care. Goal: Quality person centered care to more people, in more places. 2. Move the Sexuality Agenda - ground advocacy, shift norms, act with youth Goal: Societal and legislative change for universal sexual and reproductive rights. 3. Solidarity for Change - support social movements, build strategic partnerships, innovate and share knowledge Goal: Amplify impact by building bridges, shaping discourse, and connecting communities, movements, and sectors. 4. Nurture the Federation - chart IPPF'S identity, grow the federation, walk the talk Goal: Replenish and nurture the federation from a common value base and unleash IPPF's collective power for greater impact. Equity and inclusion are a key theme of the new strategy, with IPPF aspiring to scale and reaching historically excluded groups including LGBTQ communities, young people, older people and people in crisis settings. While IPPF remains ambitious and seeks to grow its impact, the focus is now on using available resources to reach disadvantaged people with quality, person-centered care (Pillar 1). It is not only about reaching high numbers, but also about who is reached and the quality of the care provided. In Pillar 2, devoted to societal and legislative change, Come Together likewise moves its ambition from broad policy shifts in many countries to grounded, feminist interventions that combine the tools at disposal: informing laws and policies, changing social norms, defending hard-won rights and strategic communications. The number of countries alone is not what motivates the impact: rather, it is values and a deep-held belief in the universality of sexual and reproductive rights. Reaching far and having impact in many countries remains important, but as a target not as a catalyst. With young people at the front and centre of the new strategy, it was this group that called for IPPF to have a stronger focus on innovation, new technologies and digital engagement. Digital health interventions and self-care are important initiatives that will help IPPF broaden choice, reach, and affordability. In Pillar 2, digital communications and social media are avenues for modernizing how IPPF deliver CSE and effect change. In Pillar 3, there is a focus on developing and incubating new technologies and using digital platforms to share research and data as part of a strategic shift to forming deeper partnerships and solidarity. While IPPFs existing strategy focuses on expansion, Come Together seeks to grow and nurture the Federation with a strong emphasis on defining and building from a foundation of common values. Pillar 4 is centred on sustainability and longevity. Growth is not only about adding more MAs, but about finding new national organizations that add skills and abilities that are needed in places where IPPF is most needed. Federation growth, across members and the Secretariat, is rooted in nurturing staff welfare, building high-performance culture and systems, and standing together on inclusion and anti-discrimination. Growth also refers to income but with a focus on diversification, entrepreneurship, and domestic financing. The new strategy positions IPPF at the forefront of a global movement, where we will unite and spearhead the actions and achievements of SRHR champions around the world to realize a step change in SRHR The expected results between 2024 and 2028 include: • Providing over 973.6 million SRH services, of which 428 million will be for young people and over 817.8 million will be for women and girls. • 375.6 million people served who are poor and vulnerable. • Averting an estimated 65.2 million unintended pregnancies and 20 million unsafe abortions. • Ensuring that 180.2 million young people complete a quality-assured CSE programme. • Delivering 152.7 million couple years of protection (CYP). • Contributing to at least 913 successful policy and legislative changes in support of SRHR at all levels. • Serving 62 million people affected by a humanitarian crisis. • Working with over 1.7 million IPPF volunteers Sida assesses that the expected results and the defined outcomes in the new IPPF Strategy 2023-2028 is a step forward compared from the old Strategy (2016-2022) in that IPPF will be more proactive in driving change in a progressive direction. The strategy allows IPPF to be more dynamic, agile, quick to act and fast to respond. The assessment is also that it focuses on the quality of services with people in the center and with a focus on marginalized and excluded groups of people. The overall assessment is that the outcomes in the Strategy will contribute to the goals of the Swedish Strategy for Global Sustainable Social Development. . The agreement will result in the provision of essential and life-saving SRH services with a focus on adolescent and youth, as well as other vulnerable populations such as LGBTQI persons, and persons living in poverty or socially excluded due to other reasons. The contribution will also continuously work to advocate for SRHR for all and thus proactively counteract the backsliding of SRHR and gender equality that we see in many parts of the world today.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Bangladesh Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Ethiopia Ghana Indonesia India Kenya Mali Malawi Mozambique Niger (the) Nigeria Nepal Philippines (the) Sudan (the) Chad Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Zambia Europe, regional Africa, regional Middle East, regional America, regional Developing countries, unspecified Asia, regional Reproductive health care Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Key 2025 results to highlight Global/Federation-level results: 65.1 million clients reached through IPPF's network in 2025. 228.8 million SRH services delivered; among MAs reporting in both years, service delivery increased by 6%. 77.8 million contraceptive services delivered, 6% above 2024. More details about the services provided: - 15.7 million clients aged 1019, representing 24% of total clients and a 41% increase from 2024. - 108.4 million services to people aged 1024, equivalent to 47% of total services. - 13.6 million people reached in humanitarian settings through 33 emergency responses in 22 countries. - 4.2 million digital-health services, a 35% increase from 2024. Services provided resulted in: - Contraceptive provision represented 18.5 million couple-years of protection, estimated to avert 8.4 million unintended pregnancies, 2.7 million unsafe abortions and 10.7 million DALYs. - 2.2 million self-administered injectable contraceptives distributed, up 50%. - 61.3 million HIV/STI-related services, a 7% increase over 2024. - 48,000 FGM survivors received FGM-related services, including counselling, treatment and psychological support. - 6.7 million abortion-related services delivered; 53% were medical and 47% surgical. - 96,680 facilitated abortion self-care services, delivered by 18 MAs, up 11%. Advocacy and evidence generation results: - 124 policy/legislative advocacy wins, including 23 on access to SRH services, 18 on SGBV and 16 on gender equality. - 163 campaigns, an 81% increase from 2024; 64% involved partner organisations and 38% involved organisations outside SRHR. - 82% of MA-led research/evidence initiatives were based in the Global South, compared with 78% in 2024. Funding diversity: - 62% of MAs/Collaborative Partners had less than 50% of income from a single donor, down from 71% in 2024. Selected country/local-level results Burundi humanitarian response ABUBEF established a youth-friendly clinic in Musenyi refugee camp following displacement from DRC. 219 safe deliveries were supported between July and December 2025. 2,000 people accessed SRH services.14,773 young people under 25 received SRH information. The MA worked with Congolese refugee youth volunteers. ABUBEF collaborated with UNFPA and WHO, and UNHCR subsequently requested an expansion to another refugee camp. Niger MA-to-MA learning ANBEF had not routinely provided abortion care since closure of its maternity unit in 2018. Burkina Faso's ABBEF provided peer-to-peer mentorship. ANBEF established a dedicated manual vacuum aspiration room and began providing abortion services at its main clinic and eight partner clinics. 22 women received abortion care in the first three quarters of 2025. The MA also began advocating for legal reform concerning abortion in cases of rape and incest. Kenya and Malawi policy/legal change In Kenya, RHNK and partners supported a successful legal challenge to a restrictive clause in national reproductive-health policy. In October 2025, the High Court struck down the clause. In Malawi, the High Court ruled that survivors of sexual violence under 18 have a right to access safe abortion under the Gender Equality Act. The Family Planning Association of Malawi supported the case through engagement with communities, government, legislature and judiciary. Thailand digital health PPAT integrated telemedicine into its clinic and mobile-outreach network. More than 6,000 people used telemedicine platforms in 2025. Digital services helped maintain access for vulnerable migrants and displaced people in crisis-affected areas. Botswana youth, HIV and SGBV BOFWA used a five-a-side football tournament to engage young people around HIV, GBV and SRHR. The event involved 12 male and 8 female teams and reached 100 adolescents and young people. 13 partner stalls offered condoms, HIV testing and information about PrEP, counselling and cervical screening. Participants included government, CSOs, private companies and FBOs. North Macedonia gender equality and public discourse HERA worked with five national media outlets. The campaign produced 20 television feature stories on gender equality. Two investigative reports examined anti-gender movement financing and networks. The initiative sought to improve media reporting and public understanding of gender equality. Chile and Ecuador financial sustainability APROFA in Chile increased clinic income by 154% year-on-year, linked to investment in ultrasound services and an e-commerce marketing campaign. In Ecuador, CEMOPLAF improved its income/cost ratio in 15 of 20 clinics, with two clinics moving from deficit to surplus. Examples of results achieved due to unrestricted funding: IPPF reports that 46 Member Associations and the Secretariat lost US$87.2 million in US funding covering 20252029, affecting 106 MA projects, 1,394 service delivery points and 969 staff. In response, IPPF committed US$8.9 million in Harm Mitigation grants to 41 MAs. MAs receiving these grants recorded a 6% increase in services between 2024 and 2025. Unrestricted resources gave IPPF the ability to reallocate resources rapidly in response to external funding shocks, rather than waiting for new project-specific funding to be mobilised. The report also says that 28 MAs reported declining reproductive-health commodity stocks and 35 reported challenges maintaining HIV services. This showcases how flexible funding was crucial to maintaining frontline SRHR services during a funding shock. Cameroon: Flexible funding supported increased home-based abortion services through pharmacist training, community outreach and digital health. IPPF presents this as an example of unrestricted funding enabling adaptation and innovation beyond predefined project outputs. This is important because the funding appears to have enabled the MA to change and expand its service model, rather than simply finance an existing project. In May 2025, IPPF reported that it had successfully completed its first three-year cycle of unrestricted core funding, covering 20232025, with MAs receiving the core funding committed to them for each of the three years. IPPF explicitly described the purpose of the model as increasing predictability of MA funding and reducing transactional costs. This can only happen when IPPF have unrestricted, long-term funding available to them. The report contains many results that depend on an organisational infrastructure that is difficult to fund through individual projects: quality assurance; digital health infrastructure; research; advocacy; youth participation; gender equality work; MA-to-MA learning; financial sustainability; organisational strengthening; Federation coordination. This work is essential for the SRHR movement to continue to thrive, deliver SRHR for everyone and strategically counter the anti-rights movement. This work is primarily funded through the unrestricted funding streams. For example, IPPF reports that: - 83% of MAs have at least one young person on their governing body; - 83% have Clinic Management Information Systems in 80% or more of their static clinics; - 90% of countries with the highest unmet need for contraception or lowest HDI have an IPPF MA. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15795-15795A0101 Sweden The International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) is a global federation with 118 member associations operating in 149 countries. Sida’s core support amounts to SEK 273 million for 2024–2026, aiming to strengthen sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). The contribution focuses on expanding access to person-centred healthcare and SRHR services, advocacy, changing social norms and supporting social movements. IPPF’s added value lies in its global reach, strong local presence and ability to deliver services, including in humanitarian settings. Through capacity development, knowledge exchange and support to member associations, the contribution aims to improve access to healthcare and advance SRHR. International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) är en global federation med 118 medlemsorganisationer verksamma i 149 länder. Sidas kärnstöd uppgår till ca 273 mkr under 2024–2026 och syftar till att stärka sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR). Insatsen fokuserar på ökad tillgång till personcentrerad vård och SRHR-tjänster, påverkansarbete, normförändring och stöd till sociala rörelser. IPPF mervärde är dess globala räckvidd, lokala förankring och förmåga att tillhandahålla tjänster även i humanitära kontexter. Genom kapacitetsutveckling, kunskapsutbyte och stöd till medlemsorganisationer ska insatsen bidra till stärkt tillgång till vård och rättigheter. The monitoring and follow up of the core support for this agreement is based on IPPFs strategic outcomes and outputs as set out in their Strategy "IPPF 2023-2028 - Come Together". The new Strategy - "IPPF 2028 - Come Together"   The overarching goal is to achieve "Quality SRHR for Everyone, Everywhere, Breaking Barriers. IPPF is a global Federation of SRHR organisations. IPPF is radically committed to social and gender justice. IPPF provides care and promotes choice. The strategy has four pillars with dedicated goals 1. Center Care on People - expand choice, widen access, advance digital and self care. Goal: Quality person centered care to more people, in more places. 2. Move the Sexuality Agenda - ground advocacy, shift norms, act with youth Goal: Societal and legislative change for universal sexual and reproductive rights. 3. Solidarity for Change - support social movements, build strategic partnerships, innovate and share knowledge Goal: Amplify impact by building bridges, shaping discourse, and connecting communities, movements, and sectors. 4. Nurture the Federation - chart IPPF'S identity, grow the federation, walk the talk Goal: Replenish and nurture the federation from a common value base and unleash IPPF's collective power for greater impact. Equity and inclusion are a key theme of the new strategy, with IPPF aspiring to scale and reaching historically excluded groups including LGBTQ communities, young people, older people and people in crisis settings. While IPPF remains ambitious and seeks to grow its impact, the focus is now on using available resources to reach disadvantaged people with quality, person-centered care (Pillar 1). It is not only about reaching high numbers, but also about who is reached and the quality of the care provided. In Pillar 2, devoted to societal and legislative change, Come Together likewise moves its ambition from broad policy shifts in many countries to grounded, feminist interventions that combine the tools at disposal: informing laws and policies, changing social norms, defending hard-won rights and strategic communications. The number of countries alone is not what motivates the impact: rather, it is values and a deep-held belief in the universality of sexual and reproductive rights. Reaching far and having impact in many countries remains important, but as a target not as a catalyst. With young people at the front and centre of the new strategy, it was this group that called for IPPF to have a stronger focus on innovation, new technologies and digital engagement. Digital health interventions and self-care are important initiatives that will help IPPF broaden choice, reach, and affordability. In Pillar 2, digital communications and social media are avenues for modernizing how IPPF deliver CSE and effect change. In Pillar 3, there is a focus on developing and incubating new technologies and using digital platforms to share research and data as part of a strategic shift to forming deeper partnerships and solidarity. While IPPFs existing strategy focuses on expansion, Come Together seeks to grow and nurture the Federation with a strong emphasis on defining and building from a foundation of common values. Pillar 4 is centred on sustainability and longevity. Growth is not only about adding more MAs, but about finding new national organizations that add skills and abilities that are needed in places where IPPF is most needed. Federation growth, across members and the Secretariat, is rooted in nurturing staff welfare, building high-performance culture and systems, and standing together on inclusion and anti-discrimination. Growth also refers to income but with a focus on diversification, entrepreneurship, and domestic financing. The new strategy positions IPPF at the forefront of a global movement, where we will unite and spearhead the actions and achievements of SRHR champions around the world to realize a step change in SRHR The expected results between 2024 and 2028 include: • Providing over 973.6 million SRH services, of which 428 million will be for young people and over 817.8 million will be for women and girls. • 375.6 million people served who are poor and vulnerable. • Averting an estimated 65.2 million unintended pregnancies and 20 million unsafe abortions. • Ensuring that 180.2 million young people complete a quality-assured CSE programme. • Delivering 152.7 million couple years of protection (CYP). • Contributing to at least 913 successful policy and legislative changes in support of SRHR at all levels. • Serving 62 million people affected by a humanitarian crisis. • Working with over 1.7 million IPPF volunteers Sida assesses that the expected results and the defined outcomes in the new IPPF Strategy 2023-2028 is a step forward compared from the old Strategy (2016-2022) in that IPPF will be more proactive in driving change in a progressive direction. The strategy allows IPPF to be more dynamic, agile, quick to act and fast to respond. The assessment is also that it focuses on the quality of services with people in the center and with a focus on marginalized and excluded groups of people. The overall assessment is that the outcomes in the Strategy will contribute to the goals of the Swedish Strategy for Global Sustainable Social Development. . The agreement will result in the provision of essential and life-saving SRH services with a focus on adolescent and youth, as well as other vulnerable populations such as LGBTQI persons, and persons living in poverty or socially excluded due to other reasons. The contribution will also continuously work to advocate for SRHR for all and thus proactively counteract the backsliding of SRHR and gender equality that we see in many parts of the world today.  Sweden IPPF/International Planned Parenthood Federation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IPPF/International Planned Parenthood Federation 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being. 3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 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Parenthood Federation (IPPF) is a global federation with 118 member associations operating in 149 countries. Sida’s core support amounts to SEK 273 million for 2024–2026, aiming to strengthen sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). The contribution focuses on expanding access to person-centred healthcare and SRHR services, advocacy, changing social norms and supporting social movements. IPPF’s added value lies in its global reach, strong local presence and ability to deliver services, including in humanitarian settings. Through capacity development, knowledge exchange and support to member associations, the contribution aims to improve access to healthcare and advance SRHR. International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) är en global federation med 118 medlemsorganisationer verksamma i 149 länder. Sidas kärnstöd uppgår till ca 273 mkr under 2024–2026 och syftar till att stärka sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR). Insatsen fokuserar på ökad tillgång till personcentrerad vård och SRHR-tjänster, påverkansarbete, normförändring och stöd till sociala rörelser. IPPF mervärde är dess globala räckvidd, lokala förankring och förmåga att tillhandahålla tjänster även i humanitära kontexter. Genom kapacitetsutveckling, kunskapsutbyte och stöd till medlemsorganisationer ska insatsen bidra till stärkt tillgång till vård och rättigheter. The monitoring and follow up of the core support for this agreement is based on IPPFs strategic outcomes and outputs as set out in their Strategy "IPPF 2023-2028 - Come Together". The new Strategy - "IPPF 2028 - Come Together"   The overarching goal is to achieve "Quality SRHR for Everyone, Everywhere, Breaking Barriers. IPPF is a global Federation of SRHR organisations. IPPF is radically committed to social and gender justice. IPPF provides care and promotes choice. The strategy has four pillars with dedicated goals 1. Center Care on People - expand choice, widen access, advance digital and self care. Goal: Quality person centered care to more people, in more places. 2. Move the Sexuality Agenda - ground advocacy, shift norms, act with youth Goal: Societal and legislative change for universal sexual and reproductive rights. 3. Solidarity for Change - support social movements, build strategic partnerships, innovate and share knowledge Goal: Amplify impact by building bridges, shaping discourse, and connecting communities, movements, and sectors. 4. Nurture the Federation - chart IPPF'S identity, grow the federation, walk the talk Goal: Replenish and nurture the federation from a common value base and unleash IPPF's collective power for greater impact. Equity and inclusion are a key theme of the new strategy, with IPPF aspiring to scale and reaching historically excluded groups including LGBTQ communities, young people, older people and people in crisis settings. While IPPF remains ambitious and seeks to grow its impact, the focus is now on using available resources to reach disadvantaged people with quality, person-centered care (Pillar 1). It is not only about reaching high numbers, but also about who is reached and the quality of the care provided. In Pillar 2, devoted to societal and legislative change, Come Together likewise moves its ambition from broad policy shifts in many countries to grounded, feminist interventions that combine the tools at disposal: informing laws and policies, changing social norms, defending hard-won rights and strategic communications. The number of countries alone is not what motivates the impact: rather, it is values and a deep-held belief in the universality of sexual and reproductive rights. Reaching far and having impact in many countries remains important, but as a target not as a catalyst. With young people at the front and centre of the new strategy, it was this group that called for IPPF to have a stronger focus on innovation, new technologies and digital engagement. Digital health interventions and self-care are important initiatives that will help IPPF broaden choice, reach, and affordability. In Pillar 2, digital communications and social media are avenues for modernizing how IPPF deliver CSE and effect change. In Pillar 3, there is a focus on developing and incubating new technologies and using digital platforms to share research and data as part of a strategic shift to forming deeper partnerships and solidarity. While IPPFs existing strategy focuses on expansion, Come Together seeks to grow and nurture the Federation with a strong emphasis on defining and building from a foundation of common values. Pillar 4 is centred on sustainability and longevity. Growth is not only about adding more MAs, but about finding new national organizations that add skills and abilities that are needed in places where IPPF is most needed. Federation growth, across members and the Secretariat, is rooted in nurturing staff welfare, building high-performance culture and systems, and standing together on inclusion and anti-discrimination. Growth also refers to income but with a focus on diversification, entrepreneurship, and domestic financing. The new strategy positions IPPF at the forefront of a global movement, where we will unite and spearhead the actions and achievements of SRHR champions around the world to realize a step change in SRHR The expected results between 2024 and 2028 include: • Providing over 973.6 million SRH services, of which 428 million will be for young people and over 817.8 million will be for women and girls. • 375.6 million people served who are poor and vulnerable. • Averting an estimated 65.2 million unintended pregnancies and 20 million unsafe abortions. • Ensuring that 180.2 million young people complete a quality-assured CSE programme. • Delivering 152.7 million couple years of protection (CYP). • Contributing to at least 913 successful policy and legislative changes in support of SRHR at all levels. • Serving 62 million people affected by a humanitarian crisis. • Working with over 1.7 million IPPF volunteers Sida assesses that the expected results and the defined outcomes in the new IPPF Strategy 2023-2028 is a step forward compared from the old Strategy (2016-2022) in that IPPF will be more proactive in driving change in a progressive direction. The strategy allows IPPF to be more dynamic, agile, quick to act and fast to respond. The assessment is also that it focuses on the quality of services with people in the center and with a focus on marginalized and excluded groups of people. The overall assessment is that the outcomes in the Strategy will contribute to the goals of the Swedish Strategy for Global Sustainable Social Development. . The agreement will result in the provision of essential and life-saving SRH services with a focus on adolescent and youth, as well as other vulnerable populations such as LGBTQI persons, and persons living in poverty or socially excluded due to other reasons. The contribution will also continuously work to advocate for SRHR for all and thus proactively counteract the backsliding of SRHR and gender equality that we see in many parts of the world today.  Sweden IPPF/International Planned Parenthood Federation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IPPF/International Planned Parenthood Federation 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being. 3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 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member associations operating in 149 countries. Sida’s core support amounts to SEK 273 million for 2024–2026, aiming to strengthen sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). The contribution focuses on expanding access to person-centred healthcare and SRHR services, advocacy, changing social norms and supporting social movements. IPPF’s added value lies in its global reach, strong local presence and ability to deliver services, including in humanitarian settings. Through capacity development, knowledge exchange and support to member associations, the contribution aims to improve access to healthcare and advance SRHR. International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) är en global federation med 118 medlemsorganisationer verksamma i 149 länder. Sidas kärnstöd uppgår till ca 273 mkr under 2024–2026 och syftar till att stärka sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR). Insatsen fokuserar på ökad tillgång till personcentrerad vård och SRHR-tjänster, påverkansarbete, normförändring och stöd till sociala rörelser. IPPF mervärde är dess globala räckvidd, lokala förankring och förmåga att tillhandahålla tjänster även i humanitära kontexter. Genom kapacitetsutveckling, kunskapsutbyte och stöd till medlemsorganisationer ska insatsen bidra till stärkt tillgång till vård och rättigheter. The monitoring and follow up of the core support for this agreement is based on IPPFs strategic outcomes and outputs as set out in their Strategy "IPPF 2023-2028 - Come Together". The new Strategy - "IPPF 2028 - Come Together"   The overarching goal is to achieve "Quality SRHR for Everyone, Everywhere, Breaking Barriers. IPPF is a global Federation of SRHR organisations. IPPF is radically committed to social and gender justice. IPPF provides care and promotes choice. The strategy has four pillars with dedicated goals 1. Center Care on People - expand choice, widen access, advance digital and self care. Goal: Quality person centered care to more people, in more places. 2. Move the Sexuality Agenda - ground advocacy, shift norms, act with youth Goal: Societal and legislative change for universal sexual and reproductive rights. 3. Solidarity for Change - support social movements, build strategic partnerships, innovate and share knowledge Goal: Amplify impact by building bridges, shaping discourse, and connecting communities, movements, and sectors. 4. Nurture the Federation - chart IPPF'S identity, grow the federation, walk the talk Goal: Replenish and nurture the federation from a common value base and unleash IPPF's collective power for greater impact. Equity and inclusion are a key theme of the new strategy, with IPPF aspiring to scale and reaching historically excluded groups including LGBTQ communities, young people, older people and people in crisis settings. While IPPF remains ambitious and seeks to grow its impact, the focus is now on using available resources to reach disadvantaged people with quality, person-centered care (Pillar 1). It is not only about reaching high numbers, but also about who is reached and the quality of the care provided. In Pillar 2, devoted to societal and legislative change, Come Together likewise moves its ambition from broad policy shifts in many countries to grounded, feminist interventions that combine the tools at disposal: informing laws and policies, changing social norms, defending hard-won rights and strategic communications. The number of countries alone is not what motivates the impact: rather, it is values and a deep-held belief in the universality of sexual and reproductive rights. Reaching far and having impact in many countries remains important, but as a target not as a catalyst. With young people at the front and centre of the new strategy, it was this group that called for IPPF to have a stronger focus on innovation, new technologies and digital engagement. Digital health interventions and self-care are important initiatives that will help IPPF broaden choice, reach, and affordability. In Pillar 2, digital communications and social media are avenues for modernizing how IPPF deliver CSE and effect change. In Pillar 3, there is a focus on developing and incubating new technologies and using digital platforms to share research and data as part of a strategic shift to forming deeper partnerships and solidarity. While IPPFs existing strategy focuses on expansion, Come Together seeks to grow and nurture the Federation with a strong emphasis on defining and building from a foundation of common values. Pillar 4 is centred on sustainability and longevity. Growth is not only about adding more MAs, but about finding new national organizations that add skills and abilities that are needed in places where IPPF is most needed. Federation growth, across members and the Secretariat, is rooted in nurturing staff welfare, building high-performance culture and systems, and standing together on inclusion and anti-discrimination. Growth also refers to income but with a focus on diversification, entrepreneurship, and domestic financing. The new strategy positions IPPF at the forefront of a global movement, where we will unite and spearhead the actions and achievements of SRHR champions around the world to realize a step change in SRHR The expected results between 2024 and 2028 include: • Providing over 973.6 million SRH services, of which 428 million will be for young people and over 817.8 million will be for women and girls. • 375.6 million people served who are poor and vulnerable. • Averting an estimated 65.2 million unintended pregnancies and 20 million unsafe abortions. • Ensuring that 180.2 million young people complete a quality-assured CSE programme. • Delivering 152.7 million couple years of protection (CYP). • Contributing to at least 913 successful policy and legislative changes in support of SRHR at all levels. • Serving 62 million people affected by a humanitarian crisis. • Working with over 1.7 million IPPF volunteers Sida assesses that the expected results and the defined outcomes in the new IPPF Strategy 2023-2028 is a step forward compared from the old Strategy (2016-2022) in that IPPF will be more proactive in driving change in a progressive direction. The strategy allows IPPF to be more dynamic, agile, quick to act and fast to respond. The assessment is also that it focuses on the quality of services with people in the center and with a focus on marginalized and excluded groups of people. The overall assessment is that the outcomes in the Strategy will contribute to the goals of the Swedish Strategy for Global Sustainable Social Development. . The agreement will result in the provision of essential and life-saving SRH services with a focus on adolescent and youth, as well as other vulnerable populations such as LGBTQI persons, and persons living in poverty or socially excluded due to other reasons. The contribution will also continuously work to advocate for SRHR for all and thus proactively counteract the backsliding of SRHR and gender equality that we see in many parts of the world today.  Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 222177 222177 0 222177 Ernst & Young 222177 Ernst & Young Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Improved access to sexual and reproductive health and rights and freedom from gender-based violence Förbättrad tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, inklusive frihet från könsrelaterat våld Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-15837 Sweden Project title: Strengthening of civil society and participatory governance for the promotion of the rights of women and children/youth, including people with disabilities in 16 municipalities of the Savanes Region. Overall objective: Contribute to creating an environment conducive to promotion and protection of the rights of women, children/youth including persons with disabilities, through strengthening accountability and citizen participation. Strengthening civil society is a core priority of Plan International Sweden. The proposed action is directly in line with several key components of the Sida Civil Society Strategy 2016-2022, focusing on Goal 1 and 2. The project aims to build the capacity of local authorities (municipalities, local politicians, etc.), civil society organizations and media, with a series of activities related to citizen engagementand participatory budgeting in the region of Savannah, one of the poorer and socially vulnerable regions of Togo that are often subject to jihadist attacks, situated in the north by the border to Burkina-Faso. Moreover, a series of trainings on e.g. children's rights, gender equality and inclusion (with a particular focus on the inclusion of people with disabilities) will be undertaken. Plan International Sverige har ett pågående avtal med Sida för perioden 2019-2024 (insatsnummer 13113) och som en del av avtalet kan Plan International Sverige söka bidrag för egeninsats för projektinsatser som finansernas av EU. Syftet är att uppmuntra svenska civilsamhällsorganisationer att i ökad utsträckning söka medel från EU och på så sätt diversifiera sin finansiering. Sida baserar sin bedömning på den bedömning EU-kommissionen genomfört, samt tidigare bedömning av Plan International Sverige i samband med beslut om bidrag för åren 2019-2024. Sida accepterar de format för rapportering som EU använder. Insatsens övergripande syfte är att bidra till en miljö som främjar och skyddar rättigheterna för kvinnor, barn och unga inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Insatsens specifika syfte är att stärka det lokala civilsamhällets kapacitet inom jämställdhetsbudgetering samt främja god förvaltning, ansvarsskyldighet och transparens genom att öka medborgarnas deltagande inom frågor som rör jämställdhet och inkludering i 16 kommuner i Savanes-regionen i Togo. Projektet kommer att genomföras i nära samarbete med ett regionalt civilsamhällesnätverk samt en lokal civilsamhällesorganisation; "Federation of Development Organizations of the Savannahs" (FODES) och "Network for Social Communication and Direct Action" (RE-COSAD). FODES och RE-COSAD kommer att ha nyckelroller i projektutformning, genomförande och uppföljning av projektet. Sida bedömer att insatsen kommer bidra direkt till genomförandet av Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 och målet att stärka civilsamhällets kapacitet i utvecklingsländer och därmed bidra till fattigdomsminskning. Den aktuella insatsen har EU-kommissionens referensnummer (EuropeAid/171477/DD/ACT/TG). Insatsen har en total budget på EUR 588 235 vilket motsvarar cirka 60 872 17,92 SEK. Av detta har Plan International Sverige beviljats EUR 500 000 från EU-kommissionen och ansöker om EUR 79 412 (840 570 SEK) från Sida vilket motsvarar cirka 13 % av projektets totala budget. Insatsen har beretts i Sidas insatshanteringssystem som en förenklad beredning då det ansökta beloppet understiger 5 000 000 SEK. Sida bedömer att nivån på ansökan är rimlig, samt att Plan International Sverige har kapacitet att genomföra insatsen. Sida beslutar därför att bevilja Plan International Sveriges ansökan om finansiering av egeninsats för EU-projektet ”Strengthening of civil society and participatory governance for the promotion of the rights of women and children/yout, including people with disabilities in 16 municipalities of the Savanes Region” under perioden 1 februari 2022 – 1 februari 2025. I detta beslut stödjer sig Sida huvudsakligen på EU-kommissionens, projektets huvudfinansiär, godkännande av ansökan förutom beträffande de bedömningar som avser Plan International Sveriges ansökan under perioden 2019-2024 (insatsnummer: 13113). Sida gör ingen controllergranskning i den här typen av EU-egeninsats. Sida baserar sin bedömning på tidigare bedömning av Plan International Sverige i samband med beslut om bidrag för perioden 2022-2025. Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till en miljö som främjar och skyddar rättigheterna för kvinnor, barn och unga inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Insatsens specifika mål är att stärka det lokala civilsamhällets kapacitet inom jämställdhetsbudgetering samt främja god förvaltning, ansvarsskyldighet och transparens genom att öka medborgarnas deltagande inom frågor som rör jämställdhet och inkludering i 16 kommuner i Savanes-regionen i Togo. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Togo Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Projektets bidrag till att genomföra Sveriges strategi för stöd till civila samhället Projektet bidrog till Sidas strategi för stöd genom civilsamhällesorganisationer genom att stärka demokratisk styrning, ansvarsskyldighet, mänskliga rättigheter och inkluderande deltagande i Savanes-regionen i Togo. Insatsen stärkte både civilsamhällesorganisationernas, de lokala myndigheternas och medborgarnas förmåga att engagera sig i ett deltagande och rättighetsbaserat styre. Genom utbildning i Youth Citizen Score Cards, medborgarkontroll av offentlig verksamhet samt jämställdhets- och inkluderingsanpassad budgetering institutionaliserade projektet mer transparenta och inkluderande kommunala planeringsprocesser. Konkreta resultat inkluderar: • 11 av 16 kommuner har infört budgeteringsmetoder som tar hänsyn till jämställdhet, barns rättigheter och inkludering. • 5 kommuner avsätter särskilda resurser till åtgärder som gynnar kvinnor och personer med funktionsnedsättning. • Över 70 % av de ungdomar, kvinnor och personer med funktionsnedsättning som ingick i målgruppen uppger att de i högre grad involveras i den lokala budgetplaneringen. • Ett stärkt samarbete mellan civilsamhällesorganisationer och kommunala myndigheter i de flesta av de kommuner som fått stöd. Projektet har dessutom ökat transparensen genom införandet av en digital styrningsplattform och stärkt den organisatoriska kapaciteten och legitimiteten hos 80 civilsamhällesorganisationer, däribland ungdoms-, kvinno- och handikapporganisationer. En extern utvärdering bekräftar projektets stora relevans, effektiva genomförande och resurseffektivitet. Projektet har etablerat hållbara mekanismer för medborgardeltagande och ansvarsskyldighet, vilket bidrar till demokratisk motståndskraft och inkluderande lokal styrning i ett sårbart sammanhang. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15837-15837A0101 Sweden Project title: Strengthening of civil society and participatory governance for the promotion of the rights of women and children/youth, including people with disabilities in 16 municipalities of the Savanes Region. Overall objective: Contribute to creating an environment conducive to promotion and protection of the rights of women, children/youth including persons with disabilities, through strengthening accountability and citizen participation. Strengthening civil society is a core priority of Plan International Sweden. The proposed action is directly in line with several key components of the Sida Civil Society Strategy 2016-2022, focusing on Goal 1 and 2. The project aims to build the capacity of local authorities (municipalities, local politicians, etc.), civil society organizations and media, with a series of activities related to citizen engagementand participatory budgeting in the region of Savannah, one of the poorer and socially vulnerable regions of Togo that are often subject to jihadist attacks, situated in the north by the border to Burkina-Faso. Moreover, a series of trainings on e.g. children's rights, gender equality and inclusion (with a particular focus on the inclusion of people with disabilities) will be undertaken. Plan International Sverige har ett pågående avtal med Sida för perioden 2019-2024 (insatsnummer 13113) och som en del av avtalet kan Plan International Sverige söka bidrag för egeninsats för projektinsatser som finansernas av EU. Syftet är att uppmuntra svenska civilsamhällsorganisationer att i ökad utsträckning söka medel från EU och på så sätt diversifiera sin finansiering. Sida baserar sin bedömning på den bedömning EU-kommissionen genomfört, samt tidigare bedömning av Plan International Sverige i samband med beslut om bidrag för åren 2019-2024. Sida accepterar de format för rapportering som EU använder. Insatsens övergripande syfte är att bidra till en miljö som främjar och skyddar rättigheterna för kvinnor, barn och unga inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Insatsens specifika syfte är att stärka det lokala civilsamhällets kapacitet inom jämställdhetsbudgetering samt främja god förvaltning, ansvarsskyldighet och transparens genom att öka medborgarnas deltagande inom frågor som rör jämställdhet och inkludering i 16 kommuner i Savanes-regionen i Togo. Projektet kommer att genomföras i nära samarbete med ett regionalt civilsamhällesnätverk samt en lokal civilsamhällesorganisation; "Federation of Development Organizations of the Savannahs" (FODES) och "Network for Social Communication and Direct Action" (RE-COSAD). FODES och RE-COSAD kommer att ha nyckelroller i projektutformning, genomförande och uppföljning av projektet. Sida bedömer att insatsen kommer bidra direkt till genomförandet av Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 och målet att stärka civilsamhällets kapacitet i utvecklingsländer och därmed bidra till fattigdomsminskning. Den aktuella insatsen har EU-kommissionens referensnummer (EuropeAid/171477/DD/ACT/TG). Insatsen har en total budget på EUR 588 235 vilket motsvarar cirka 60 872 17,92 SEK. Av detta har Plan International Sverige beviljats EUR 500 000 från EU-kommissionen och ansöker om EUR 79 412 (840 570 SEK) från Sida vilket motsvarar cirka 13 % av projektets totala budget. Insatsen har beretts i Sidas insatshanteringssystem som en förenklad beredning då det ansökta beloppet understiger 5 000 000 SEK. Sida bedömer att nivån på ansökan är rimlig, samt att Plan International Sverige har kapacitet att genomföra insatsen. Sida beslutar därför att bevilja Plan International Sveriges ansökan om finansiering av egeninsats för EU-projektet ”Strengthening of civil society and participatory governance for the promotion of the rights of women and children/yout, including people with disabilities in 16 municipalities of the Savanes Region” under perioden 1 februari 2022 – 1 februari 2025. I detta beslut stödjer sig Sida huvudsakligen på EU-kommissionens, projektets huvudfinansiär, godkännande av ansökan förutom beträffande de bedömningar som avser Plan International Sveriges ansökan under perioden 2019-2024 (insatsnummer: 13113). Sida gör ingen controllergranskning i den här typen av EU-egeninsats. Sida baserar sin bedömning på tidigare bedömning av Plan International Sverige i samband med beslut om bidrag för perioden 2022-2025. Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till en miljö som främjar och skyddar rättigheterna för kvinnor, barn och unga inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Insatsens specifika mål är att stärka det lokala civilsamhällets kapacitet inom jämställdhetsbudgetering samt främja god förvaltning, ansvarsskyldighet och transparens genom att öka medborgarnas deltagande inom frågor som rör jämställdhet och inkludering i 16 kommuner i Savanes-regionen i Togo. Sweden Plan International Sverige Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Plan International Sverige 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 266616 286977 0 0 0 0 0 286977 0 0 266616 0 553593 Plan International Sverige 266616 Plan International Sverige 286977 Plan International Sverige Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15837-15837A0102 Sweden Project title: Strengthening of civil society and participatory governance for the promotion of the rights of women and children/youth, including people with disabilities in 16 municipalities of the Savanes Region. Overall objective: Contribute to creating an environment conducive to promotion and protection of the rights of women, children/youth including persons with disabilities, through strengthening accountability and citizen participation. Strengthening civil society is a core priority of Plan International Sweden. The proposed action is directly in line with several key components of the Sida Civil Society Strategy 2016-2022, focusing on Goal 1 and 2. The project aims to build the capacity of local authorities (municipalities, local politicians, etc.), civil society organizations and media, with a series of activities related to citizen engagementand participatory budgeting in the region of Savannah, one of the poorer and socially vulnerable regions of Togo that are often subject to jihadist attacks, situated in the north by the border to Burkina-Faso. Moreover, a series of trainings on e.g. children's rights, gender equality and inclusion (with a particular focus on the inclusion of people with disabilities) will be undertaken. Plan International Sverige har ett pågående avtal med Sida för perioden 2019-2024 (insatsnummer 13113) och som en del av avtalet kan Plan International Sverige söka bidrag för egeninsats för projektinsatser som finansernas av EU. Syftet är att uppmuntra svenska civilsamhällsorganisationer att i ökad utsträckning söka medel från EU och på så sätt diversifiera sin finansiering. Sida baserar sin bedömning på den bedömning EU-kommissionen genomfört, samt tidigare bedömning av Plan International Sverige i samband med beslut om bidrag för åren 2019-2024. Sida accepterar de format för rapportering som EU använder. Insatsens övergripande syfte är att bidra till en miljö som främjar och skyddar rättigheterna för kvinnor, barn och unga inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Insatsens specifika syfte är att stärka det lokala civilsamhällets kapacitet inom jämställdhetsbudgetering samt främja god förvaltning, ansvarsskyldighet och transparens genom att öka medborgarnas deltagande inom frågor som rör jämställdhet och inkludering i 16 kommuner i Savanes-regionen i Togo. Projektet kommer att genomföras i nära samarbete med ett regionalt civilsamhällesnätverk samt en lokal civilsamhällesorganisation; "Federation of Development Organizations of the Savannahs" (FODES) och "Network for Social Communication and Direct Action" (RE-COSAD). FODES och RE-COSAD kommer att ha nyckelroller i projektutformning, genomförande och uppföljning av projektet. Sida bedömer att insatsen kommer bidra direkt till genomförandet av Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 och målet att stärka civilsamhällets kapacitet i utvecklingsländer och därmed bidra till fattigdomsminskning. Den aktuella insatsen har EU-kommissionens referensnummer (EuropeAid/171477/DD/ACT/TG). Insatsen har en total budget på EUR 588 235 vilket motsvarar cirka 60 872 17,92 SEK. Av detta har Plan International Sverige beviljats EUR 500 000 från EU-kommissionen och ansöker om EUR 79 412 (840 570 SEK) från Sida vilket motsvarar cirka 13 % av projektets totala budget. Insatsen har beretts i Sidas insatshanteringssystem som en förenklad beredning då det ansökta beloppet understiger 5 000 000 SEK. Sida bedömer att nivån på ansökan är rimlig, samt att Plan International Sverige har kapacitet att genomföra insatsen. Sida beslutar därför att bevilja Plan International Sveriges ansökan om finansiering av egeninsats för EU-projektet ”Strengthening of civil society and participatory governance for the promotion of the rights of women and children/yout, including people with disabilities in 16 municipalities of the Savanes Region” under perioden 1 februari 2022 – 1 februari 2025. I detta beslut stödjer sig Sida huvudsakligen på EU-kommissionens, projektets huvudfinansiär, godkännande av ansökan förutom beträffande de bedömningar som avser Plan International Sveriges ansökan under perioden 2019-2024 (insatsnummer: 13113). Sida gör ingen controllergranskning i den här typen av EU-egeninsats. Sida baserar sin bedömning på tidigare bedömning av Plan International Sverige i samband med beslut om bidrag för perioden 2022-2025. Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till en miljö som främjar och skyddar rättigheterna för kvinnor, barn och unga inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Insatsens specifika mål är att stärka det lokala civilsamhällets kapacitet inom jämställdhetsbudgetering samt främja god förvaltning, ansvarsskyldighet och transparens genom att öka medborgarnas deltagande inom frågor som rör jämställdhet och inkludering i 16 kommuner i Savanes-regionen i Togo. Sweden Plan International Sverige Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Plan International Sverige 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 286977 286977 0 286977 Plan International Sverige 286977 Plan International Sverige Development cooperation with civil society 2024 Utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2024 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15837-15837A0103 Sweden Project title: Strengthening of civil society and participatory governance for the promotion of the rights of women and children/youth, including people with disabilities in 16 municipalities of the Savanes Region. Overall objective: Contribute to creating an environment conducive to promotion and protection of the rights of women, children/youth including persons with disabilities, through strengthening accountability and citizen participation. Strengthening civil society is a core priority of Plan International Sweden. The proposed action is directly in line with several key components of the Sida Civil Society Strategy 2016-2022, focusing on Goal 1 and 2. The project aims to build the capacity of local authorities (municipalities, local politicians, etc.), civil society organizations and media, with a series of activities related to citizen engagementand participatory budgeting in the region of Savannah, one of the poorer and socially vulnerable regions of Togo that are often subject to jihadist attacks, situated in the north by the border to Burkina-Faso. Moreover, a series of trainings on e.g. children's rights, gender equality and inclusion (with a particular focus on the inclusion of people with disabilities) will be undertaken. Plan International Sverige har ett pågående avtal med Sida för perioden 2019-2024 (insatsnummer 13113) och som en del av avtalet kan Plan International Sverige söka bidrag för egeninsats för projektinsatser som finansernas av EU. Syftet är att uppmuntra svenska civilsamhällsorganisationer att i ökad utsträckning söka medel från EU och på så sätt diversifiera sin finansiering. Sida baserar sin bedömning på den bedömning EU-kommissionen genomfört, samt tidigare bedömning av Plan International Sverige i samband med beslut om bidrag för åren 2019-2024. Sida accepterar de format för rapportering som EU använder. Insatsens övergripande syfte är att bidra till en miljö som främjar och skyddar rättigheterna för kvinnor, barn och unga inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Insatsens specifika syfte är att stärka det lokala civilsamhällets kapacitet inom jämställdhetsbudgetering samt främja god förvaltning, ansvarsskyldighet och transparens genom att öka medborgarnas deltagande inom frågor som rör jämställdhet och inkludering i 16 kommuner i Savanes-regionen i Togo. Projektet kommer att genomföras i nära samarbete med ett regionalt civilsamhällesnätverk samt en lokal civilsamhällesorganisation; "Federation of Development Organizations of the Savannahs" (FODES) och "Network for Social Communication and Direct Action" (RE-COSAD). FODES och RE-COSAD kommer att ha nyckelroller i projektutformning, genomförande och uppföljning av projektet. Sida bedömer att insatsen kommer bidra direkt till genomförandet av Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 och målet att stärka civilsamhällets kapacitet i utvecklingsländer och därmed bidra till fattigdomsminskning. Den aktuella insatsen har EU-kommissionens referensnummer (EuropeAid/171477/DD/ACT/TG). Insatsen har en total budget på EUR 588 235 vilket motsvarar cirka 60 872 17,92 SEK. Av detta har Plan International Sverige beviljats EUR 500 000 från EU-kommissionen och ansöker om EUR 79 412 (840 570 SEK) från Sida vilket motsvarar cirka 13 % av projektets totala budget. Insatsen har beretts i Sidas insatshanteringssystem som en förenklad beredning då det ansökta beloppet understiger 5 000 000 SEK. Sida bedömer att nivån på ansökan är rimlig, samt att Plan International Sverige har kapacitet att genomföra insatsen. Sida beslutar därför att bevilja Plan International Sveriges ansökan om finansiering av egeninsats för EU-projektet ”Strengthening of civil society and participatory governance for the promotion of the rights of women and children/yout, including people with disabilities in 16 municipalities of the Savanes Region” under perioden 1 februari 2022 – 1 februari 2025. I detta beslut stödjer sig Sida huvudsakligen på EU-kommissionens, projektets huvudfinansiär, godkännande av ansökan förutom beträffande de bedömningar som avser Plan International Sveriges ansökan under perioden 2019-2024 (insatsnummer: 13113). Sida gör ingen controllergranskning i den här typen av EU-egeninsats. Sida baserar sin bedömning på tidigare bedömning av Plan International Sverige i samband med beslut om bidrag för perioden 2022-2025. Insatsens övergripande mål är att bidra till en miljö som främjar och skyddar rättigheterna för kvinnor, barn och unga inklusive personer med funktionsnedsättningar. Insatsens specifika mål är att stärka det lokala civilsamhällets kapacitet inom jämställdhetsbudgetering samt främja god förvaltning, ansvarsskyldighet och transparens genom att öka medborgarnas deltagande inom frågor som rör jämställdhet och inkludering i 16 kommuner i Savanes-regionen i Togo. Sweden Plan International Sverige Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Plan International Sverige 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -7000 0 -7000 -7000 Plan International Sverige -6999.56 Plan International Sverige Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15858 Sweden The goal of the contribution is to enable SWEDAC as a Swedish public authority and the Swedish Institute for Standards (SIS) to implement the Twinning project "Support to the Namibian Standards Institution, Namibia" with the aim of strengthening the capacity of Namibia's Standards Institution. The project is carried out together with lead partners, which in this case are the German BMWI (Bundeswirtschaftsministerium), PTB (Physikalisch Technische Bundesanstalt) and DAkkS (Deutsche Akkrediterungsstelle). Sida assesses that the EU Twinning project will contribute to meeting Agenda 2030 goal no. 9, Sustainable industry, innovations and infrastructure. Both SWEDAC and SIS will provide final reports in connection with the final invoicing. Målet med insatsen är att möjliggöra för SWEDAC som svensk myndighet och Svenska insititutet för standarder (SIS) att genomföra Twinningprojektet "Support to the Namibian Standards Institution, Namibia" i syfte att stärka kapaciteten hos Namibias Standards Institution. Projektet genomförs tillsammans med leadpartner som i detta fall är tyska BMWI (Bundeswirtschaftsministerium) , PTB (Physikalisch Technische Bundesanstalt) och DAkkS (Deutsche Akkrediterungsstelle). Sida bedömer att EU Twinningprojektet kommer att bidra till att uppfylla Agenda 2030 mål nr 9, Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur. Både SWEDAC och SIS kommer att slutrapportera i samband med slutfaktureringen. Målet med insatsen är att möjliggöra för SWEDAC som svensk myndighet och Svenska insititutet för standarder (SIS) att genomföra Twinningprojektet "Support to the Namibian Standards Institution, Namibia" i syfte att stärka kapaciteten hos Namibias Standards Institution. Projektet genomförs tillsammans med leadpartner som i detta fall är tyska BMWI (Bundeswirtschaftsministerium) , PTB (Physikalisch Technische Bundesanstalt) och DAkkS (Deutsche Akkrediterungsstelle). Sida bedömer att EU Twinningprojektet kommer att bidra till att uppfylla Agenda 2030 mål nr 9, Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur. Både SWEDAC och SIS kommer att slutrapportera i samband med slutfaktureringen. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Namibia Public sector policy and administrative management National standards development Government & Civil Society-general Swedac och SiS har tillsammans med givit stöd till Namibian Standards Institution (NSI). NSI är en mycket liten myndighet som erbjuds ett omfattande stöd, vilket gör att absorbtionskapaciteten blev en flaskhals. Det fanns också en förväntan om att SIS m.fl. skulle utföra arbetsuppgifter snarare än att utveckla NSI:s kapacitet. Totalt 8 organisationer från Tyskland och Sverige medverkade i projektet. En anledning är att man arbetat med alla aspekter av kvalitetsinfrastruktur samt vissa handelsfrågor. Man har tillämpat en systemansats och inkluderat hela kedjan från standarder, bedömning av överensstämmelse (certifiering, testning och inspektion), mätteknik och kontakt med WTO. Ett område som projektet fokuserade på var att utveckla NSI:s kapacitet att skapa deltagande och inkludera intressenter i utformning av standarder, bl.a. genom offentliga remisser. Som ett resultat har NSI nu en strategi för ökat intressentengagemang. Ett annat resultat som lyfts fram i rapportering är en högre kvalitet på och grad av internationell harmonisering av standarder. Projektet är ett exempel på synergier mellan utvecklingssamarbete och handel. En välfungerande kvalitetsinfrastruktur kan bidra till förutsättningar för handel. Projektet är ett av de första som genomförs utanför EU:s närområde, genom Twinninginstrumentet. I rapporten från SiS återfinns reflektioner om EU INTPA:s roll i projektet, administrativa utmaningar, inklusive punkter som kan utvecklas. SIS beskriver hur de själva har haft ett lärande genom att samarbeta med andra aktörer i projektet, inte minst den tyska systermyndigheten och med de andra svenska aktörerna. Swedac har inkommit med slutrapport av EUs twinningprojekt Support to the Namibian Standards Institution, Namibia för perioden mars 2022 till och med januari 2024. Utöver denna rapport till Sida har Swedac även bidragit till den slutrapport som konsortiet skickat till Europeiska Kommissionen. För genomförandet av projektet bildade Swedac konsortium med andra svenska och tyska aktörer. Swedac har bidragit till att stärka NSIs kapacitet inom ackreditering och standardisering. Swedac har bidragit med korttidsexperter som bland annat genomfört utbildningar i ISO/IEC 17020 och ISO/IEC 17065, vilket har ökat förståelsen och kapaciteten hos NSIs personal att tillämpa dessa standarder. Swedac har även genomfört seminarium för namibiska intressenter för att beskriva kvalitetsinfrastruktur med fokus på nyttan med att använda internationellt erkända principer för bedömning av överensstämmelse. Swedac har även gett mentorskapsstöd till Namibias fokalpunkt för ackreditering (Namibias National Accreditation Focal Point, NAFP) och stöttat NAFP i dess arbete med att förbättra ackrediteringsprocesser och samarbetet med det regionala ackrediteringsorganet SADCAS. Viktiga erfarenheter och anpassningar • Digitala utbildningar: på grund av pandemin genomfördes många utbildningar digitalt. Det var initialt en utmaning men har visat sig vara effektivt och kostnadseffektivt, särskilt när det genomförs som ett komplement till aktiviteter som genomförs på plats. • Adaptivt förhållningssätt: under projektet anpassades utbildningar och stöd till de specifika behoven hos NSI, MIT och deras respektive personal, vilket har lett till justeringar av utbildningsmaterial och metoder. Namibias egna bedömning är att projektet bidragit till implementeringen av National Quality Policy samt ökat olika namibiska aktörers förståelse för kvalitetsinfrastruktur och vilka ansvarsområden och roller som finns inom kvalitetsinfrastrukturen. Detta är viktigt för att privata och offentliga aktörer ska kunna dra nytta av kvalitetsinfrastrukturen, exempelvis för att stärka handel. Swedac rapporterar att deltagande i twinningprojektet i Namibia har resulterat i förbättrad kapacitet hos NSI och MIT att hantera ackrediterings och standardiseringsprocesser. Genom utbildningar, mentorskapsprogram och anpassning till lokala behov har projektet bidragit till hållbara förbättringar inom Namibias kvalitetssystem. Risker har identifierats och hanterats, och projektet har gett värdefulla lärdomar för framtida internationella samarbeten No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15858-15858A0101 Sweden The goal of the contribution is to enable SWEDAC as a Swedish public authority and the Swedish Institute for Standards (SIS) to implement the Twinning project "Support to the Namibian Standards Institution, Namibia" with the aim of strengthening the capacity of Namibia's Standards Institution. The project is carried out together with lead partners, which in this case are the German BMWI (Bundeswirtschaftsministerium), PTB (Physikalisch Technische Bundesanstalt) and DAkkS (Deutsche Akkrediterungsstelle). Sida assesses that the EU Twinning project will contribute to meeting Agenda 2030 goal no. 9, Sustainable industry, innovations and infrastructure. Both SWEDAC and SIS will provide final reports in connection with the final invoicing. Målet med insatsen är att möjliggöra för SWEDAC som svensk myndighet och Svenska insititutet för standarder (SIS) att genomföra Twinningprojektet "Support to the Namibian Standards Institution, Namibia" i syfte att stärka kapaciteten hos Namibias Standards Institution. Projektet genomförs tillsammans med leadpartner som i detta fall är tyska BMWI (Bundeswirtschaftsministerium) , PTB (Physikalisch Technische Bundesanstalt) och DAkkS (Deutsche Akkrediterungsstelle). Sida bedömer att EU Twinningprojektet kommer att bidra till att uppfylla Agenda 2030 mål nr 9, Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur. Både SWEDAC och SIS kommer att slutrapportera i samband med slutfaktureringen. Målet med insatsen är att möjliggöra för SWEDAC som svensk myndighet och Svenska insititutet för standarder (SIS) att genomföra Twinningprojektet "Support to the Namibian Standards Institution, Namibia" i syfte att stärka kapaciteten hos Namibias Standards Institution. Projektet genomförs tillsammans med leadpartner som i detta fall är tyska BMWI (Bundeswirtschaftsministerium) , PTB (Physikalisch Technische Bundesanstalt) och DAkkS (Deutsche Akkrediterungsstelle). Sida bedömer att EU Twinningprojektet kommer att bidra till att uppfylla Agenda 2030 mål nr 9, Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur. Både SWEDAC och SIS kommer att slutrapportera i samband med slutfaktureringen. Sweden SWEDAC/Styrelsen för ackreditering och teknisk kontroll Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SWEDAC/Styrelsen för ackreditering och teknisk kontroll 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 482225 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 482225 0 0 0 0 482225 SWEDAC/Styrelsen för ackreditering och teknisk kontroll 482225 SWEDAC/Styrelsen för ackreditering och teknisk kontroll Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened institutional capacity by actors in partner countries for sustainable development and poverty reduction for actors in the cooperation countries Stärkt institutionell kapacitet hos aktörer i partnerländer för hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15858-15858A0102 Sweden The goal of the contribution is to enable SWEDAC as a Swedish public authority and the Swedish Institute for Standards (SIS) to implement the Twinning project "Support to the Namibian Standards Institution, Namibia" with the aim of strengthening the capacity of Namibia's Standards Institution. The project is carried out together with lead partners, which in this case are the German BMWI (Bundeswirtschaftsministerium), PTB (Physikalisch Technische Bundesanstalt) and DAkkS (Deutsche Akkrediterungsstelle). Sida assesses that the EU Twinning project will contribute to meeting Agenda 2030 goal no. 9, Sustainable industry, innovations and infrastructure. Both SWEDAC and SIS will provide final reports in connection with the final invoicing. Målet med insatsen är att möjliggöra för SWEDAC som svensk myndighet och Svenska insititutet för standarder (SIS) att genomföra Twinningprojektet "Support to the Namibian Standards Institution, Namibia" i syfte att stärka kapaciteten hos Namibias Standards Institution. Projektet genomförs tillsammans med leadpartner som i detta fall är tyska BMWI (Bundeswirtschaftsministerium) , PTB (Physikalisch Technische Bundesanstalt) och DAkkS (Deutsche Akkrediterungsstelle). Sida bedömer att EU Twinningprojektet kommer att bidra till att uppfylla Agenda 2030 mål nr 9, Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur. Både SWEDAC och SIS kommer att slutrapportera i samband med slutfaktureringen. Målet med insatsen är att möjliggöra för SWEDAC som svensk myndighet och Svenska insititutet för standarder (SIS) att genomföra Twinningprojektet "Support to the Namibian Standards Institution, Namibia" i syfte att stärka kapaciteten hos Namibias Standards Institution. Projektet genomförs tillsammans med leadpartner som i detta fall är tyska BMWI (Bundeswirtschaftsministerium) , PTB (Physikalisch Technische Bundesanstalt) och DAkkS (Deutsche Akkrediterungsstelle). Sida bedömer att EU Twinningprojektet kommer att bidra till att uppfylla Agenda 2030 mål nr 9, Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur. Både SWEDAC och SIS kommer att slutrapportera i samband med slutfaktureringen. Sweden SWEDAC/Styrelsen för ackreditering och teknisk kontroll Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SWEDAC/Styrelsen för ackreditering och teknisk kontroll 16.a - Stärka berörda nationella institutioner, bland annat genom internationellt samarbete, i syfte att bygga upp kapacitet på alla nivåer, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, för att förebygga våld och bekämpa terrorism och brottslighet. 16.a - Strengthen relevant national institutions, including through international cooperation, for building capacity at all levels, in particular in developing countries, to prevent violence and combat terrorism and crime. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 945820 945820 0 945820 SWEDAC/Styrelsen för ackreditering och teknisk kontroll 945820 SWEDAC/Styrelsen för ackreditering och teknisk kontroll Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Strengthening the capacity of public agencies and other societal institutions in partner countries to contribute to poverty reduction through sustainable and democratic societal development of society, and to contribute to job creation, business development, trade and investment. Stärkt kapacitet hos myndigheter och andra samhällsbärande institutioner i partnerländer att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom en hållbar och demokratisk samhällsutveckling samt bidra till jobbskapande, näringsutveckling, handel och investeringar. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15858-15858A0201 Sweden The goal of the contribution is to enable SWEDAC as a Swedish public authority and the Swedish Institute for Standards (SIS) to implement the Twinning project "Support to the Namibian Standards Institution, Namibia" with the aim of strengthening the capacity of Namibia's Standards Institution. The project is carried out together with lead partners, which in this case are the German BMWI (Bundeswirtschaftsministerium), PTB (Physikalisch Technische Bundesanstalt) and DAkkS (Deutsche Akkrediterungsstelle). Sida assesses that the EU Twinning project will contribute to meeting Agenda 2030 goal no. 9, Sustainable industry, innovations and infrastructure. Both SWEDAC and SIS will provide final reports in connection with the final invoicing. Målet med insatsen är att möjliggöra för SWEDAC som svensk myndighet och Svenska insititutet för standarder (SIS) att genomföra Twinningprojektet "Support to the Namibian Standards Institution, Namibia" i syfte att stärka kapaciteten hos Namibias Standards Institution. Projektet genomförs tillsammans med leadpartner som i detta fall är tyska BMWI (Bundeswirtschaftsministerium) , PTB (Physikalisch Technische Bundesanstalt) och DAkkS (Deutsche Akkrediterungsstelle). Sida bedömer att EU Twinningprojektet kommer att bidra till att uppfylla Agenda 2030 mål nr 9, Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur. Både SWEDAC och SIS kommer att slutrapportera i samband med slutfaktureringen. Målet med insatsen är att möjliggöra för SWEDAC som svensk myndighet och Svenska insititutet för standarder (SIS) att genomföra Twinningprojektet "Support to the Namibian Standards Institution, Namibia" i syfte att stärka kapaciteten hos Namibias Standards Institution. Projektet genomförs tillsammans med leadpartner som i detta fall är tyska BMWI (Bundeswirtschaftsministerium) , PTB (Physikalisch Technische Bundesanstalt) och DAkkS (Deutsche Akkrediterungsstelle). Sida bedömer att EU Twinningprojektet kommer att bidra till att uppfylla Agenda 2030 mål nr 9, Hållbar industri, innovationer och infrastruktur. Både SWEDAC och SIS kommer att slutrapportera i samband med slutfaktureringen. Sweden SIS/Swedish Standards Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SIS/Swedish Standards Institute 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 487842 630853 0 0 0 630853 487842 0 0 1118695 SIS/Swedish Standards Institute 487842 SIS/Swedish Standards Institute 630853.48 SIS/Swedish Standards Institute Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened institutional capacity by actors in partner countries for sustainable development and poverty reduction for actors in the cooperation countries Stärkt institutionell kapacitet hos aktörer i partnerländer för hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-15876 Sweden The overall objective for the contribution is "Strong, inclusive and democratic cooperatives and other member-based civil society organisations that contribute to the right to food, resilience and sustainable livelihoods for their members and communities". The contribution includes ten programs in 19 countries and is implemented in cooperation with approximately 160 partnerorganisations. The five perspectives are integrated in We Effects operations and contribute to change within them. The poverty perspective, the rights based approach and the gender equality perspectives characterize the operations and programs to a great extent. These perspectives are part of the vision, objectives, working methods, strategies and methods. The organization shows a high level of ambition with regard to the environmental and climate perspective. A majority of the programs include climate and environment in the objectives and We Effect have methods and tools for eg environmental assessment. Several of the programs work with both climate adaptation and sustainable cultivation practices in small-scale agriculture. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är "Starka, inkluderande och demokratiska kooperativ och andra medlemsbaserade civilsamhällesorganisationer som bidrar till rätten till mat, resiliens och hållbar försörjning och levnadsförhållanden för sina medlemmar och deras lokalsamhällen". Insatsen omfattar tio program i 19 länder och genomförs i samarbete med ca 160 partnerorganisationer. We Effects verksamhet genomsyras av de fem perspektiven och bidrar till förändring inom dem. Fattigdoms-, rättighets- och jämställdhetsperspektiven präglar verksamheten i hög grad. Dessa perspektiv är del av vision, målsättningar, arbetssätt, strategier och metoder. När det gäller miljö- och klimatperspektivet visar organisationen på en höjd ambitionsnivå. De flesta programmen inkluderar klimat och miljö i sina mål och man har metoder och verktyg för exempelvis miljöbedömning. Flera av programmen arbetar med både klimatanpassning och hållbara odlingsmetoder inom det småskaliga jordbruket. Insatsens mål uppdaterades i samband med den insatsändring som gjordes för övergångsperioden januari till september 2025 med anledning av övergången till den nya genomförandemodellen i Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025-2029. Bakgrund Insatsen har mål på flera nivåer; för partnerorganisationernas projekt, programmen och på den globala nivån. Insatsen består av 10 landbaserade och regionala program. Varje program har ett eget programmål och ett resultatramverk. Programmen sorterar in sina resultat under den globala nivåns sex resultatområden. De sex resultatområdena är rättvisa matsystem, hållbara livelihoods, starkare organisationer, jämställdhet, resiliens och en säker och hälsosam miljö och klimat samt jämlik tillgång till adekvata bostäder. Inom de sex resultatområdena uppnås förändring på individ/hushåll/lokalsamhällesnivå, organisationsnivå samt samhällsnivå. För dessa tre sk systemnivåer finns målformuleringar. Utvecklingen av det globala resultatramverket pågår under hela programperioden och är något Sida följer som en del i dialogfrågan kopplad till lärande och adaptiv programmering. Programmålen för de tio programmen kopplar an till ett antal av de sex resultatområdena. Den mål- och resultatbilaga som är bilaga till avtalet innehåller endast det övergripande målet för den globala nivån och programmålen för de 10 programmen. I enlighet med ett särskilt avtalsvillkor artikel 13.7 inkom We Effect med de underliggande resultatramverken för samtliga program och med ett uppdaterat resultatramverk för den globala nivån i maj 2023. I ställningstagandet till dessa (Dox dokumentnr 21/001309-115) bedömde Sida att samtliga inskickade resultatramverk är tillräckliga verktyg för resultatuppföljning och styrning, förutsatt att ramverken följs, används och anpassas. Resultatramverken godkändes i samband med den andra utbetalningen av medel 2023. Inom ramen för denna insats rapporterar We Effect resultat per programmål samt på det övergripande programmålet (globala nivån). Uppdaterade mål We Effect har uppdaterat bilagan med mål och resultat. Det övergripande programmålet är bibehållet. Övergripande programmål: Strong, inclusive and democratic cooperatives and other member-based civil society organisations that contribute to the right to food, resilience and sustainable livelihoods for their members and communities. För åtta av delprogrammen fortsätter arbetet mot de ursprungliga målen men med en förkortad programperiod. Dessa programmål är följande: - Together for Food Security in Palestine Programme 2023-2027: By 2025, participating organisations are actively contributing to just, resilient and sustainable rural development in Palestine, being a voice and providing quality services and ensuring right to food for their members, with special focus on women and young people. - Livelihood and Right to Food (LRF) Programme, East Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda): Empowered, resilient, gender responsive partner organisations (POs) contributing to right to food and sustainable livelihoods for their members in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. - Sustainable Partnerships for the Right to Food in Malawi (SP4RFM), 2023- 2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people who are able to affirm their equal, sustainable and equitable right to food. - Partnership for Food, Climate Resilience and Gender Equality in Mozambique (P4FoodMoz) 2023-2025: Empowered partner organisations mobilising and organising women, men and young people to affirm their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Stronger Together: Supporting Civil Society to advance the right to food for all individuals, households and communities in Zambia 2023-2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people who are able to affirm their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Feeding Ourselves in Dignity, Zimbabwe 2023-2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people affirming their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Sowing opportunities: equality and the right to food for a resilient development, ROLA multi-country programme, 2023-2025: Partner organisations (POs) have the capacities and conditions to promote fair, inclusive and sustainable rural development for the promotion of the right to food and the economic, social, cultural and environmental rights (ESCER) of rural, indigenous and Afro-descendant women and youth in the Latin American region, especially in Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Bolivia and Colombia. - Empowering and Unifying Rural Communities and Organisations through Partnerships for an Equal and Sustainable Future (EUROPE): Empowered civil society organisations active in rural development, with strong emphasis on gender equality, human rights, and sustainable environment, act as a voice for their members at national and regional level Programmålen för Sri Lanka och Filippinerna har uppdaterats eftersom programmen fasas ut under övergångsperioden. Målen för dessa två program är följande: - Growing Resilient Organzations Working Towards Gender Equality, Tranformative Housing and Empowerment of the Rural folk (GROW TOGETHER), Philippines 2023-2025: Partner organisations transition towards a sustainable future in which they continue to contribute to equitable access and control of financial resources, land, housing, and other productive assets for target rights holders. - Food Security First - Country Programme, Sri Lanka 2023-2025: Programmål: Partner organisations have increased capacity to sustainably contribute to improved income and living conditions for organised women and men in rural communities beyond the programme period, supporting a smooth transition to local and lasting community development. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Bosnia and Herzegovina Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Colombia Guatemala Honduras Kenya Sri Lanka Moldova (the Republic of) North Macedonia Malawi Mozambique Philippines (the) Palestine, State of El Salvador Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Kosovo Zambia Zimbabwe South America, regional Developing countries, unspecified North & Central America, regional America, regional Central America, regional Democratic participation and civil society Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation Human rights Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Low-cost housing Information and communication technology (ICT) Informal/semi-formal financial intermediaries Agricultural policy and administrative management Agricultural development Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Environmental policy and administrative management Bio-diversity Environmental education/training Urban development and management Rural development Government & Civil Society-general Water Supply & Sanitation Other Social Infrastructure & Services Communications Banking & Financial Services Agriculture Industry General Environment Protection Other Multisector Under 2024, som var programmets andra år, gav We Effect stöd till 139 partnerorganisationer i 19 länder. Enligt den årliga rapporten för 2024, som inkom till Sida 31 maj 2025, nådde programmet därmed direkt mer än 560 000 människor, varav 51 procent kvinnor. Genom organisationens samtliga stöd och program nåddes över 960 000 människor (varav 51 procent kvinnor) direkt, och indirekt mer än 2,7 miljoner (varav 54 procent kvinnor). Genom påverkansinsatser och kampanjer nåddes 5,5 miljoner människor. I We Effects rapport för 2024 rapporteras åtta av de tio delprogrammen helt eller i stor utsträckning ha genomförts enligt plan, gjort framsteg och uppnått resultat under 2024. Programmen i Sri Lanka och Filippinerna som fasas ut har dock inte kunnat genomföras enligt den ursprungliga planen. Dessa program har gjort om sina planer och i stor utsträckning fokuserat på utfasningen. Under dessa omständigheter har det varit svårt att stödja långsiktigt hållbara resultat. Exempel på uppnådda resultat i delprogrammen: Together for Food Security in Palestine Programme 2023-2027 - Resultat inom området Handel och tillgång till marknader För att hjälpa sina medlemmar att nå nya köpare och öka värdet på sina produkter har We Effects partnerorganisationer arbetat med att främja handel, öka synligheten på marknaden och att bygga kooperativens varumärken. Genom att organisera marknadsföringsevenemang, tillhandahålla riktat varumärkesstöd och aktivt matcha kooperativ med internationella köpare har programmet bidragit till 12 nya marknadslänkar. Därmed nådde palestinska kooperativa produkter inklusive traditionella livsmedel, olivolja, örter och hantverk framgångsrikt marknader och säkrade försäljningskontrakt med köpare i Förenade Arabemiraten, Kuwait, Qatar och USA. Flera kooperativ rapporterade ökade intäkter och hållbara marknadsrelationer under hela 2024 tack vare dessa nyupprättade kopplingar. Kooperativen fick också stöd med märkning, förpackningsuppgraderingar och marknadsföringsmaterial i linje med köparnas krav. I Ramallah rapporterade Altaybeh Agricultural Cooperative en försäljningsökning på 30 procent tack vare uppgraderade förpackningar och stärkt igenkänning på marknaden. Denna försäljningstillväxt översattes direkt till högre inkomster och större ekonomisk stabilitet för kooperativmedlemmarna, vilket gjorde det möjligt för dem att återinvestera i sina gårdar, köpa ytterligare förnödenheter och täcka viktiga hushållsutgifter som utbildning och sjukvård. Utöver fysisk varumärkesbyggande stödde programmet även digital marknadsföring. Kooperativen lärde sig att hantera sociala mediekonton och få kontakt med köpare i den palestinska diasporan som sökte autentiska palestinska varor. Vissa kvinnoledda kooperativ skapade WhatsAppbaserade beställningssystem och Instagramsidor och anpassade sin verksamhet för att övervinna begränsningar i fysisk rörlighet. Dessa framsteg grundade sig på kooperativledd marknadsanalys, vilket hjälpte medlemmar att förstå efterfrågetrender och anpassa produkter därefter. Till exempel lanserade Kufr Dan Cooperative en ny inläggningslinje efter att ha identifierat säsongsbetonad efterfrågan, vilket resulterade i stark lokal försäljning och planer för regional expansion. Kvinnor spelade en betydande roll i dessa processer de ledde kvalitetskontroll, varumärkesbyggande, kundkontakt och förpackningsinnovationer. Dessutom deltog kvinnliga kooperativmedlemmar aktivt i mässor och offentliga marknadsföringsinsatser, vilket stärkte deras marknadssynlighet, professionella nätverk och möjligheter till fortsatt affärstillväxt. (Källa: Food, Rights & Power, We Effects Annual Report for 2024 to Sida CSO unit, Annex 1: Programme Result Summaries, sid 5-6, Dox dokumentnr. 21/001309-244) Feeding Ourselves in Dignity Zimbabwe resultat inom området "Påverkansarbete för landrättigheter" Markrättigheter är centrala för hållbara och rättvisa livsmedelssystem eftersom de direkt påverkar livsmedelsproduktion och försörjning. Att erkänna markrättigheter för marginaliserade grupper säkerställer ett rättvist deltagande i livsmedelssystem och minskar fattigdom. Programmet fortsatte att öka medvetenheten, bygga upp kapacitet och förespråka inkluderande marklagar. I området Mutoko finns det ökande spänningar mellan jordbrukare och främst kinesisk gruvdrift, vilket särskilt påverkar kvinnor. Som viktiga jordbruksarbetare och försörjningspersoner lider kvinnor oproportionerligt mycket av fördrivning, förlust av grödor, vattenföroreningar och miljöskador orsakade av gruvdrift. Detta ökar kvinnornas bördor och begränsar deras tillgång till resurser och beslutsfattande. Som ett resultat av påverkansarbetet besökte ordföranden för den parlamentariska portföljkommittén för gruvor ett drabbat samhälle, vilket ledde till att ett kinesiskt företag åtog sig sociala ansvarsåtgärder som brunnsborrning och skydd av bevattningssystem, och ett löfte om att inkludera den involverade partnerorganisationens medlemmar i granskningen av gruv- och minerallagen. Dessutom användes en dokumentär om markrättigheter i kampanjer på sociala medier för att upprätthålla allmänhetens engagemang och trycket på policyreformer. Dokumentärens genomslagskraft var tydlig på Hopewell Farm, där ökad uppmärksamhet från media och statliga företrädare ledde till ett möte med presidentens kansli. Detta innebar att lokalsamhällets farhågor hördes på högsta nivå och skapade engagemang för en lösning. Samhället arbetar nu med lokala myndigheter för att säkra marktillstånd, förbättra deras besittningsrätt och en förbättring av en relation som tidigare var fientlig. (Källa: Food, Rights & Power, We Effects Annual Report for 2024 to Sida CSO unit, Annex 1: Programme Result Summaries, sid 17, Dox dokumentnr. 21/001309-244) Latinamerikaprogrammet Sowing opportunities: Equality and the right to food for a resilient development resultat inom området Tillgång till rättvist, adekvat och hållbart boende I El Salvador nåddes under 2024 en viktig milstolpe i och med undertecknandet av ett avtal med bostadsministeriet för att inkludera kooperativ och självförvaltningsmodellen i den nationella offentliga bostadspolicyn. Programmet har också främjat den rättsliga regleringen av kooperativ, tillgång till, lagfarter och äganderätter till fastigheter för kvinnor, samt slutfört en fastighetsregisterbaserad forskning om socialt boende. (Källa: Food, Rights & Power, We Effects Annual Report for 2024 to Sida CSO unit, Annex 1: Programme Result Summaries, sid 12, Dox dokumentnr. 21/001309-244) No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15876-15876A0101 Sweden The overall objective for the contribution is "Strong, inclusive and democratic cooperatives and other member-based civil society organisations that contribute to the right to food, resilience and sustainable livelihoods for their members and communities". The contribution includes ten programs in 19 countries and is implemented in cooperation with approximately 160 partnerorganisations. The five perspectives are integrated in We Effects operations and contribute to change within them. The poverty perspective, the rights based approach and the gender equality perspectives characterize the operations and programs to a great extent. These perspectives are part of the vision, objectives, working methods, strategies and methods. The organization shows a high level of ambition with regard to the environmental and climate perspective. A majority of the programs include climate and environment in the objectives and We Effect have methods and tools for eg environmental assessment. Several of the programs work with both climate adaptation and sustainable cultivation practices in small-scale agriculture. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är "Starka, inkluderande och demokratiska kooperativ och andra medlemsbaserade civilsamhällesorganisationer som bidrar till rätten till mat, resiliens och hållbar försörjning och levnadsförhållanden för sina medlemmar och deras lokalsamhällen". Insatsen omfattar tio program i 19 länder och genomförs i samarbete med ca 160 partnerorganisationer. We Effects verksamhet genomsyras av de fem perspektiven och bidrar till förändring inom dem. Fattigdoms-, rättighets- och jämställdhetsperspektiven präglar verksamheten i hög grad. Dessa perspektiv är del av vision, målsättningar, arbetssätt, strategier och metoder. När det gäller miljö- och klimatperspektivet visar organisationen på en höjd ambitionsnivå. De flesta programmen inkluderar klimat och miljö i sina mål och man har metoder och verktyg för exempelvis miljöbedömning. Flera av programmen arbetar med både klimatanpassning och hållbara odlingsmetoder inom det småskaliga jordbruket. Insatsens mål uppdaterades i samband med den insatsändring som gjordes för övergångsperioden januari till september 2025 med anledning av övergången till den nya genomförandemodellen i Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025-2029. Bakgrund Insatsen har mål på flera nivåer; för partnerorganisationernas projekt, programmen och på den globala nivån. Insatsen består av 10 landbaserade och regionala program. Varje program har ett eget programmål och ett resultatramverk. Programmen sorterar in sina resultat under den globala nivåns sex resultatområden. De sex resultatområdena är rättvisa matsystem, hållbara livelihoods, starkare organisationer, jämställdhet, resiliens och en säker och hälsosam miljö och klimat samt jämlik tillgång till adekvata bostäder. Inom de sex resultatområdena uppnås förändring på individ/hushåll/lokalsamhällesnivå, organisationsnivå samt samhällsnivå. För dessa tre sk systemnivåer finns målformuleringar. Utvecklingen av det globala resultatramverket pågår under hela programperioden och är något Sida följer som en del i dialogfrågan kopplad till lärande och adaptiv programmering. Programmålen för de tio programmen kopplar an till ett antal av de sex resultatområdena. Den mål- och resultatbilaga som är bilaga till avtalet innehåller endast det övergripande målet för den globala nivån och programmålen för de 10 programmen. I enlighet med ett särskilt avtalsvillkor artikel 13.7 inkom We Effect med de underliggande resultatramverken för samtliga program och med ett uppdaterat resultatramverk för den globala nivån i maj 2023. I ställningstagandet till dessa (Dox dokumentnr 21/001309-115) bedömde Sida att samtliga inskickade resultatramverk är tillräckliga verktyg för resultatuppföljning och styrning, förutsatt att ramverken följs, används och anpassas. Resultatramverken godkändes i samband med den andra utbetalningen av medel 2023. Inom ramen för denna insats rapporterar We Effect resultat per programmål samt på det övergripande programmålet (globala nivån). Uppdaterade mål We Effect har uppdaterat bilagan med mål och resultat. Det övergripande programmålet är bibehållet. Övergripande programmål: Strong, inclusive and democratic cooperatives and other member-based civil society organisations that contribute to the right to food, resilience and sustainable livelihoods for their members and communities. För åtta av delprogrammen fortsätter arbetet mot de ursprungliga målen men med en förkortad programperiod. Dessa programmål är följande: - Together for Food Security in Palestine Programme 2023-2027: By 2025, participating organisations are actively contributing to just, resilient and sustainable rural development in Palestine, being a voice and providing quality services and ensuring right to food for their members, with special focus on women and young people. - Livelihood and Right to Food (LRF) Programme, East Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda): Empowered, resilient, gender responsive partner organisations (POs) contributing to right to food and sustainable livelihoods for their members in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. - Sustainable Partnerships for the Right to Food in Malawi (SP4RFM), 2023- 2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people who are able to affirm their equal, sustainable and equitable right to food. - Partnership for Food, Climate Resilience and Gender Equality in Mozambique (P4FoodMoz) 2023-2025: Empowered partner organisations mobilising and organising women, men and young people to affirm their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Stronger Together: Supporting Civil Society to advance the right to food for all individuals, households and communities in Zambia 2023-2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people who are able to affirm their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Feeding Ourselves in Dignity, Zimbabwe 2023-2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people affirming their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Sowing opportunities: equality and the right to food for a resilient development, ROLA multi-country programme, 2023-2025: Partner organisations (POs) have the capacities and conditions to promote fair, inclusive and sustainable rural development for the promotion of the right to food and the economic, social, cultural and environmental rights (ESCER) of rural, indigenous and Afro-descendant women and youth in the Latin American region, especially in Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Bolivia and Colombia. - Empowering and Unifying Rural Communities and Organisations through Partnerships for an Equal and Sustainable Future (EUROPE): Empowered civil society organisations active in rural development, with strong emphasis on gender equality, human rights, and sustainable environment, act as a voice for their members at national and regional level Programmålen för Sri Lanka och Filippinerna har uppdaterats eftersom programmen fasas ut under övergångsperioden. Målen för dessa två program är följande: - Growing Resilient Organzations Working Towards Gender Equality, Tranformative Housing and Empowerment of the Rural folk (GROW TOGETHER), Philippines 2023-2025: Partner organisations transition towards a sustainable future in which they continue to contribute to equitable access and control of financial resources, land, housing, and other productive assets for target rights holders. - Food Security First - Country Programme, Sri Lanka 2023-2025: Programmål: Partner organisations have increased capacity to sustainably contribute to improved income and living conditions for organised women and men in rural communities beyond the programme period, supporting a smooth transition to local and lasting community development. Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema 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Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 36709291.6371000037 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 4036962.8187000002 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 5955402.8754000003 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 2365683.7508999999 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 6037789.8717 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 5649394.0319999997 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 4248815.0948999999 We Effect 6226103.0060999999 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Improved aid- and development-effectiveness in civil society support Ett mer bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater understanding and engagement in civil society in developing countries for global development and sustainability, and strengthened advocacy for these matters vis-à-vis decision-makers Ökad förståelse och engagemang hos civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer för globala utvecklings- och hållbarhetsfrågor och stärkt påverkansarbete för detta gentemot beslutsfattare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15876-15876A0102 Sweden The overall objective for the contribution is "Strong, inclusive and democratic cooperatives and other member-based civil society organisations that contribute to the right to food, resilience and sustainable livelihoods for their members and communities". The contribution includes ten programs in 19 countries and is implemented in cooperation with approximately 160 partnerorganisations. The five perspectives are integrated in We Effects operations and contribute to change within them. The poverty perspective, the rights based approach and the gender equality perspectives characterize the operations and programs to a great extent. These perspectives are part of the vision, objectives, working methods, strategies and methods. The organization shows a high level of ambition with regard to the environmental and climate perspective. A majority of the programs include climate and environment in the objectives and We Effect have methods and tools for eg environmental assessment. Several of the programs work with both climate adaptation and sustainable cultivation practices in small-scale agriculture. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är "Starka, inkluderande och demokratiska kooperativ och andra medlemsbaserade civilsamhällesorganisationer som bidrar till rätten till mat, resiliens och hållbar försörjning och levnadsförhållanden för sina medlemmar och deras lokalsamhällen". Insatsen omfattar tio program i 19 länder och genomförs i samarbete med ca 160 partnerorganisationer. We Effects verksamhet genomsyras av de fem perspektiven och bidrar till förändring inom dem. Fattigdoms-, rättighets- och jämställdhetsperspektiven präglar verksamheten i hög grad. Dessa perspektiv är del av vision, målsättningar, arbetssätt, strategier och metoder. När det gäller miljö- och klimatperspektivet visar organisationen på en höjd ambitionsnivå. De flesta programmen inkluderar klimat och miljö i sina mål och man har metoder och verktyg för exempelvis miljöbedömning. Flera av programmen arbetar med både klimatanpassning och hållbara odlingsmetoder inom det småskaliga jordbruket. Insatsens mål uppdaterades i samband med den insatsändring som gjordes för övergångsperioden januari till september 2025 med anledning av övergången till den nya genomförandemodellen i Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025-2029. Bakgrund Insatsen har mål på flera nivåer; för partnerorganisationernas projekt, programmen och på den globala nivån. Insatsen består av 10 landbaserade och regionala program. Varje program har ett eget programmål och ett resultatramverk. Programmen sorterar in sina resultat under den globala nivåns sex resultatområden. De sex resultatområdena är rättvisa matsystem, hållbara livelihoods, starkare organisationer, jämställdhet, resiliens och en säker och hälsosam miljö och klimat samt jämlik tillgång till adekvata bostäder. Inom de sex resultatområdena uppnås förändring på individ/hushåll/lokalsamhällesnivå, organisationsnivå samt samhällsnivå. För dessa tre sk systemnivåer finns målformuleringar. Utvecklingen av det globala resultatramverket pågår under hela programperioden och är något Sida följer som en del i dialogfrågan kopplad till lärande och adaptiv programmering. Programmålen för de tio programmen kopplar an till ett antal av de sex resultatområdena. Den mål- och resultatbilaga som är bilaga till avtalet innehåller endast det övergripande målet för den globala nivån och programmålen för de 10 programmen. I enlighet med ett särskilt avtalsvillkor artikel 13.7 inkom We Effect med de underliggande resultatramverken för samtliga program och med ett uppdaterat resultatramverk för den globala nivån i maj 2023. I ställningstagandet till dessa (Dox dokumentnr 21/001309-115) bedömde Sida att samtliga inskickade resultatramverk är tillräckliga verktyg för resultatuppföljning och styrning, förutsatt att ramverken följs, används och anpassas. Resultatramverken godkändes i samband med den andra utbetalningen av medel 2023. Inom ramen för denna insats rapporterar We Effect resultat per programmål samt på det övergripande programmålet (globala nivån). Uppdaterade mål We Effect har uppdaterat bilagan med mål och resultat. Det övergripande programmålet är bibehållet. Övergripande programmål: Strong, inclusive and democratic cooperatives and other member-based civil society organisations that contribute to the right to food, resilience and sustainable livelihoods for their members and communities. För åtta av delprogrammen fortsätter arbetet mot de ursprungliga målen men med en förkortad programperiod. Dessa programmål är följande: - Together for Food Security in Palestine Programme 2023-2027: By 2025, participating organisations are actively contributing to just, resilient and sustainable rural development in Palestine, being a voice and providing quality services and ensuring right to food for their members, with special focus on women and young people. - Livelihood and Right to Food (LRF) Programme, East Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda): Empowered, resilient, gender responsive partner organisations (POs) contributing to right to food and sustainable livelihoods for their members in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. - Sustainable Partnerships for the Right to Food in Malawi (SP4RFM), 2023- 2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people who are able to affirm their equal, sustainable and equitable right to food. - Partnership for Food, Climate Resilience and Gender Equality in Mozambique (P4FoodMoz) 2023-2025: Empowered partner organisations mobilising and organising women, men and young people to affirm their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Stronger Together: Supporting Civil Society to advance the right to food for all individuals, households and communities in Zambia 2023-2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people who are able to affirm their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Feeding Ourselves in Dignity, Zimbabwe 2023-2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people affirming their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Sowing opportunities: equality and the right to food for a resilient development, ROLA multi-country programme, 2023-2025: Partner organisations (POs) have the capacities and conditions to promote fair, inclusive and sustainable rural development for the promotion of the right to food and the economic, social, cultural and environmental rights (ESCER) of rural, indigenous and Afro-descendant women and youth in the Latin American region, especially in Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Bolivia and Colombia. - Empowering and Unifying Rural Communities and Organisations through Partnerships for an Equal and Sustainable Future (EUROPE): Empowered civil society organisations active in rural development, with strong emphasis on gender equality, human rights, and sustainable environment, act as a voice for their members at national and regional level Programmålen för Sri Lanka och Filippinerna har uppdaterats eftersom programmen fasas ut under övergångsperioden. Målen för dessa två program är följande: - Growing Resilient Organzations Working Towards Gender Equality, Tranformative Housing and Empowerment of the Rural folk (GROW TOGETHER), Philippines 2023-2025: Partner organisations transition towards a sustainable future in which they continue to contribute to equitable access and control of financial resources, land, housing, and other productive assets for target rights holders. - Food Security First - Country Programme, Sri Lanka 2023-2025: Programmål: Partner organisations have increased capacity to sustainably contribute to improved income and living conditions for organised women and men in rural communities beyond the programme period, supporting a smooth transition to local and lasting community development. Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 32604291 0 0 0 -0.0000000014 0 0 32604291 0 0 0 0 0 1173754.476 We Effect 893357.5734 We Effect 1118327.1813000001 We Effect 1649777.1246 We Effect 202146.6042 We Effect 211927.8915 We Effect 107594.1603 We Effect 1242223.4871 We Effect 176063.1714 We Effect 1565005.9680000001 We Effect 1672600.1283 We Effect 1532401.6769999999 We Effect 1718246.1357 We Effect 1232442.1998000001 We Effect 1724766.9938999999 We Effect 1330255.0728 We Effect 655346.2491 We Effect 241271.7534 We Effect 1177014.9051000001 We Effect 1411765.8003 We Effect 10169278.3629000001 We Effect 1398724.0839 We Effect 655346.2491 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 176063.1714 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 1411765.8003 We Effect 241271.7534 We Effect 893357.5734 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 202146.6042 We Effect 0 We Effect 1532401.6769999999 We Effect 1649777.1246 We Effect 0 We Effect 211927.8915 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 107594.1603 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 10169278.3629000001 We Effect 0 We Effect 1118327.1813000001 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 1173754.476 We Effect 0 We Effect 1718246.1357 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 1242223.4871 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 1565005.9680000001 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 1672600.1283 We Effect 1177014.9051000001 We Effect 1724766.9938999999 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 1232442.1998000001 We Effect 0 We Effect 0 We Effect 1330255.0728 We Effect 0 We Effect 1398724.0839 We Effect 0 We Effect Development cooperation with civil society 2024 Utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2024 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15876-15876A0103 Sweden The overall objective for the contribution is "Strong, inclusive and democratic cooperatives and other member-based civil society organisations that contribute to the right to food, resilience and sustainable livelihoods for their members and communities". The contribution includes ten programs in 19 countries and is implemented in cooperation with approximately 160 partnerorganisations. The five perspectives are integrated in We Effects operations and contribute to change within them. The poverty perspective, the rights based approach and the gender equality perspectives characterize the operations and programs to a great extent. These perspectives are part of the vision, objectives, working methods, strategies and methods. The organization shows a high level of ambition with regard to the environmental and climate perspective. A majority of the programs include climate and environment in the objectives and We Effect have methods and tools for eg environmental assessment. Several of the programs work with both climate adaptation and sustainable cultivation practices in small-scale agriculture. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är "Starka, inkluderande och demokratiska kooperativ och andra medlemsbaserade civilsamhällesorganisationer som bidrar till rätten till mat, resiliens och hållbar försörjning och levnadsförhållanden för sina medlemmar och deras lokalsamhällen". Insatsen omfattar tio program i 19 länder och genomförs i samarbete med ca 160 partnerorganisationer. We Effects verksamhet genomsyras av de fem perspektiven och bidrar till förändring inom dem. Fattigdoms-, rättighets- och jämställdhetsperspektiven präglar verksamheten i hög grad. Dessa perspektiv är del av vision, målsättningar, arbetssätt, strategier och metoder. När det gäller miljö- och klimatperspektivet visar organisationen på en höjd ambitionsnivå. De flesta programmen inkluderar klimat och miljö i sina mål och man har metoder och verktyg för exempelvis miljöbedömning. Flera av programmen arbetar med både klimatanpassning och hållbara odlingsmetoder inom det småskaliga jordbruket. Insatsens mål uppdaterades i samband med den insatsändring som gjordes för övergångsperioden januari till september 2025 med anledning av övergången till den nya genomförandemodellen i Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025-2029. Bakgrund Insatsen har mål på flera nivåer; för partnerorganisationernas projekt, programmen och på den globala nivån. Insatsen består av 10 landbaserade och regionala program. Varje program har ett eget programmål och ett resultatramverk. Programmen sorterar in sina resultat under den globala nivåns sex resultatområden. De sex resultatområdena är rättvisa matsystem, hållbara livelihoods, starkare organisationer, jämställdhet, resiliens och en säker och hälsosam miljö och klimat samt jämlik tillgång till adekvata bostäder. Inom de sex resultatområdena uppnås förändring på individ/hushåll/lokalsamhällesnivå, organisationsnivå samt samhällsnivå. För dessa tre sk systemnivåer finns målformuleringar. Utvecklingen av det globala resultatramverket pågår under hela programperioden och är något Sida följer som en del i dialogfrågan kopplad till lärande och adaptiv programmering. Programmålen för de tio programmen kopplar an till ett antal av de sex resultatområdena. Den mål- och resultatbilaga som är bilaga till avtalet innehåller endast det övergripande målet för den globala nivån och programmålen för de 10 programmen. I enlighet med ett särskilt avtalsvillkor artikel 13.7 inkom We Effect med de underliggande resultatramverken för samtliga program och med ett uppdaterat resultatramverk för den globala nivån i maj 2023. I ställningstagandet till dessa (Dox dokumentnr 21/001309-115) bedömde Sida att samtliga inskickade resultatramverk är tillräckliga verktyg för resultatuppföljning och styrning, förutsatt att ramverken följs, används och anpassas. Resultatramverken godkändes i samband med den andra utbetalningen av medel 2023. Inom ramen för denna insats rapporterar We Effect resultat per programmål samt på det övergripande programmålet (globala nivån). Uppdaterade mål We Effect har uppdaterat bilagan med mål och resultat. Det övergripande programmålet är bibehållet. Övergripande programmål: Strong, inclusive and democratic cooperatives and other member-based civil society organisations that contribute to the right to food, resilience and sustainable livelihoods for their members and communities. För åtta av delprogrammen fortsätter arbetet mot de ursprungliga målen men med en förkortad programperiod. Dessa programmål är följande: - Together for Food Security in Palestine Programme 2023-2027: By 2025, participating organisations are actively contributing to just, resilient and sustainable rural development in Palestine, being a voice and providing quality services and ensuring right to food for their members, with special focus on women and young people. - Livelihood and Right to Food (LRF) Programme, East Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda): Empowered, resilient, gender responsive partner organisations (POs) contributing to right to food and sustainable livelihoods for their members in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda. - Sustainable Partnerships for the Right to Food in Malawi (SP4RFM), 2023- 2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people who are able to affirm their equal, sustainable and equitable right to food. - Partnership for Food, Climate Resilience and Gender Equality in Mozambique (P4FoodMoz) 2023-2025: Empowered partner organisations mobilising and organising women, men and young people to affirm their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Stronger Together: Supporting Civil Society to advance the right to food for all individuals, households and communities in Zambia 2023-2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people who are able to affirm their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Feeding Ourselves in Dignity, Zimbabwe 2023-2025: Empowered, mobilised and organised women, men and young people affirming their equal, equitable and just right to adequate, sustainable and nutritious food. - Sowing opportunities: equality and the right to food for a resilient development, ROLA multi-country programme, 2023-2025: Partner organisations (POs) have the capacities and conditions to promote fair, inclusive and sustainable rural development for the promotion of the right to food and the economic, social, cultural and environmental rights (ESCER) of rural, indigenous and Afro-descendant women and youth in the Latin American region, especially in Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala, Bolivia and Colombia. - Empowering and Unifying Rural Communities and Organisations through Partnerships for an Equal and Sustainable Future (EUROPE): Empowered civil society organisations active in rural development, with strong emphasis on gender equality, human rights, and sustainable environment, act as a voice for their members at national and regional level Programmålen för Sri Lanka och Filippinerna har uppdaterats eftersom programmen fasas ut under övergångsperioden. Målen för dessa två program är följande: - Growing Resilient Organzations Working Towards Gender Equality, Tranformative Housing and Empowerment of the Rural folk (GROW TOGETHER), Philippines 2023-2025: Partner organisations transition towards a sustainable future in which they continue to contribute to equitable access and control of financial resources, land, housing, and other productive assets for target rights holders. - Food Security First - Country Programme, Sri Lanka 2023-2025: Programmål: Partner organisations have increased capacity to sustainably contribute to improved income and living conditions for organised women and men in rural communities beyond the programme period, supporting a smooth transition to local and lasting community development. Sweden We Effect Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency We Effect 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 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Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15915 Sweden The overall objective of the Contribution is to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, and increased participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal communities in the respective countries.The total Contribution value is estimated at 165 MSEK with 60 MSEK from Kenya, 50MSEK from Tanzania and 55 MSEK from Mozambique bilateral strategies. The Contribution will build capacity for and contribute to strengthening the implementation of the ecosystem approach in national and local management of coastal environment and fisheries, where measures for sustainable use, protection and restoration of coastal and marine habitats and resources, combined with livelihood interventions, will be developed together with local communities to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, reduce poverty of poor fisheries-dependent coastal communities, protect biodiversity and reinforce participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal fishing communities. All these are in alignment with international development agenda including SDG 14, 1 and 5, the Addis Abeba Action Agenda, the Paris agreement, Sweden's bilateral development cooperation strategies with Mozambique, Kenya and Tanzania and Strategy for Sweden’s regional development cooperation with Africa Det övergripande målet för bidraget är att förbättra motståndskraften hos kustnära ekosystem, livsmedelssäkerhet och försörjning samt ökat deltagande i förvaltningen av naturresurser, för ungdomar, kvinnor och män i kustsamhällen i respektive land. Det totala bidraget uppgår till 165 miljoner SEK, varav 60 miljoner SEK genom den bilaterala samarbetsstrategin för Kenya, 50 miljoner SEK för Tanzania och 55 miljoner SEK för Moçambique. Bidraget kommer att bygga kapacitet för och bidra till att förstärka implementeringen av ekosystemansatsen i nationell och lokal förvaltning av kustmiljö och fiske, där åtgärder för hållbart nyttjande, skydd och återställande av kustnära och marina livsmiljöer och resurser, i kombination med försörjningsinsatser, kommer att utvecklas tillsammans med lokala samhällen för att förbättra motståndskraften hos kustnära ekosystem, livsmedelssäkerhet och försörjning, minska fattigdomen i fattiga fiskeberoende kustsamhällen, skydda den biologiska mångfalden och förstärka deltagandet i förvaltningen av naturresurser, för ungdomar, kvinnor och män i kustfiskesamhällen. Alla dessa mål är i linje med internationella utvecklingsagenda inklusive SDG 14, 1 och 5, Addis Abeba Action Agenda, Parisavtalet, Sveriges bilaterala utvecklingssamarbetesstrategier med Moçambique, Kenya och Tanzania och Strategi för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete med Afrika. The overall objective of the Contribution is to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, and increased participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal communities in the respective countries.The total Contribution value is estimated at 165 MSEK with 60 MSEK from Kenya, 50MSEK from Tanzania and 55 MSEK from Mozambique bilateral strategies. The Contribution will build capacity for and contribute to strengthening the implementation of the ecosystem approach in national and local management of coastal environment and fisheries, where measures for sustainable use, protection and restoration of coastal and marine habitats and resources, combined with livelihood interventions, will be developed together with local communities to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, reduce poverty of poor fisheries-dependent coastal communities, protect biodiversity and reinforce participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal fishing communities. All these are in alignment with international development agenda including SDG 14, 1 and 5, the Addis Abeba Action Agenda, the Paris agreement, Sweden's bilateral development cooperation strategies with Mozambique, Kenya and Tanzania and Strategy for Sweden's regional development cooperation with Africa. The project has four coupled components and outcomes below: (a) Coastal and marine ecosystems are sustainably managed using the Ecosystem Approach: focusing on coastal environment protection, restoration, and intersectoral spatial planning. (b) Coastal fisheries are sustainably managed using the Ecosystem Approach to fisheries and livelihoods options are enhanced: focusing on coastal livelihoods and sustainable fisheries management. (c) Cooperation and coordination between fisheries and environmental policy frameworks and managers, and community involvement strengthened: focusing on fisheries environment policy dialogue and management coordination, knowledge sharing and generation, and community stewardship. (d) Effective Project Management and Coordination: focusing on effective project delivery Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Mozambique Tanzania, United Republic of Fishery development Fishing Deployment of Fisheries Aggregation devices (FADs) in Kenya and training of fishers in the mounting and use of fishing gear to catch medium and large pelagic fish such as tuna was successfully undertaken.FADs are drifting or anchored buoys or rafts that attract and aggregate pelagic fish, making them easier to find and catch. Training in Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries (EAF) for both managers and the communities in the three countries completed in the first half of 2025. Small Scale Fundings Agreements or SSFAs was signed and initiated in Kenya, Mozambique and Tanzania with responsible ministries. Participation in regional, national workshops contributing for the NC part resulted in a validation of the Ecosystems Indicator Monitoring Framework, Regional Mangrove Network vision and action plan meeting, Capacity Building Workshop on Marine Spatial Planning (MSP), regional strategy to address plastic pollution across the WIO and WIO climate hub platform development. Mangrove mapping and assessment has been carried out to identify priority areas in the new 455 ha allocation in Vanga forest in Kwale (Kenya) that are suitable for blue carbon credits and ecosystem restoration. A socioeconomic study has been carried out in the area between southern Beira and Northern Inhambane to inform the development of an integrated management plan including fisheries management and ecosystem conservation. This was built on the Research Cruise and data collection on biological ecosystems and community consultations. The project has participated in the African Scientific Conference on Advancing the Blue Economy in Africa, in Mombasa May 2025,promoting sciencebased policymaking, regional cooperation, alignment with Africa ocean governance strategy. During a regional project meeting in September 2025 there was an update and aligning of the Risk log, Monitoring and Evaluation Plans, gender strategy and the Logical Framework Matrix. Four investment ready blue economy models built on demonstrated experience (below). Discussions initiated with IFC covering the WIOregion to reach out to banks and IFIs in the region including SIDS and in total 10 countries in the WIO. Regarding EU cooperation and the EU programme SWIOP, the Nairobi Convention is responsible for one of the pillars for the programme where results from this project could be taken onboard. Sida is active in the region through SwAM (Swedish Agency for Marine and Water Management) SwAM is responsible for SwAM Ocean 2, contribution number 13290, and there is an opportunity for FAO/UNEP through the contacts taken with IFC on private sector investments in the region. One UN strengthened collaboration between FAO and UNEP has been strengthened by the contribution conducting this second phase together even though implications in structure between the agencies remain. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15915-15915A0101 Sweden The overall objective of the Contribution is to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, and increased participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal communities in the respective countries.The total Contribution value is estimated at 165 MSEK with 60 MSEK from Kenya, 50MSEK from Tanzania and 55 MSEK from Mozambique bilateral strategies. The Contribution will build capacity for and contribute to strengthening the implementation of the ecosystem approach in national and local management of coastal environment and fisheries, where measures for sustainable use, protection and restoration of coastal and marine habitats and resources, combined with livelihood interventions, will be developed together with local communities to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, reduce poverty of poor fisheries-dependent coastal communities, protect biodiversity and reinforce participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal fishing communities. All these are in alignment with international development agenda including SDG 14, 1 and 5, the Addis Abeba Action Agenda, the Paris agreement, Sweden's bilateral development cooperation strategies with Mozambique, Kenya and Tanzania and Strategy for Sweden’s regional development cooperation with Africa Det övergripande målet för bidraget är att förbättra motståndskraften hos kustnära ekosystem, livsmedelssäkerhet och försörjning samt ökat deltagande i förvaltningen av naturresurser, för ungdomar, kvinnor och män i kustsamhällen i respektive land. Det totala bidraget uppgår till 165 miljoner SEK, varav 60 miljoner SEK genom den bilaterala samarbetsstrategin för Kenya, 50 miljoner SEK för Tanzania och 55 miljoner SEK för Moçambique. Bidraget kommer att bygga kapacitet för och bidra till att förstärka implementeringen av ekosystemansatsen i nationell och lokal förvaltning av kustmiljö och fiske, där åtgärder för hållbart nyttjande, skydd och återställande av kustnära och marina livsmiljöer och resurser, i kombination med försörjningsinsatser, kommer att utvecklas tillsammans med lokala samhällen för att förbättra motståndskraften hos kustnära ekosystem, livsmedelssäkerhet och försörjning, minska fattigdomen i fattiga fiskeberoende kustsamhällen, skydda den biologiska mångfalden och förstärka deltagandet i förvaltningen av naturresurser, för ungdomar, kvinnor och män i kustfiskesamhällen. Alla dessa mål är i linje med internationella utvecklingsagenda inklusive SDG 14, 1 och 5, Addis Abeba Action Agenda, Parisavtalet, Sveriges bilaterala utvecklingssamarbetesstrategier med Moçambique, Kenya och Tanzania och Strategi för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete med Afrika. The overall objective of the Contribution is to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, and increased participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal communities in the respective countries.The total Contribution value is estimated at 165 MSEK with 60 MSEK from Kenya, 50MSEK from Tanzania and 55 MSEK from Mozambique bilateral strategies. The Contribution will build capacity for and contribute to strengthening the implementation of the ecosystem approach in national and local management of coastal environment and fisheries, where measures for sustainable use, protection and restoration of coastal and marine habitats and resources, combined with livelihood interventions, will be developed together with local communities to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, reduce poverty of poor fisheries-dependent coastal communities, protect biodiversity and reinforce participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal fishing communities. All these are in alignment with international development agenda including SDG 14, 1 and 5, the Addis Abeba Action Agenda, the Paris agreement, Sweden's bilateral development cooperation strategies with Mozambique, Kenya and Tanzania and Strategy for Sweden's regional development cooperation with Africa. The project has four coupled components and outcomes below: (a) Coastal and marine ecosystems are sustainably managed using the Ecosystem Approach: focusing on coastal environment protection, restoration, and intersectoral spatial planning. (b) Coastal fisheries are sustainably managed using the Ecosystem Approach to fisheries and livelihoods options are enhanced: focusing on coastal livelihoods and sustainable fisheries management. (c) Cooperation and coordination between fisheries and environmental policy frameworks and managers, and community involvement strengthened: focusing on fisheries environment policy dialogue and management coordination, knowledge sharing and generation, and community stewardship. (d) Effective Project Management and Coordination: focusing on effective project delivery Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.b - Säkerställa tillträde för småskaliga icke-industriella fiskare till marina resurser och marknader. 14.b - Provide access for small-scale artisanal fishers to marine resources and markets. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 35000000 10000000 0 15000000 35000000 10000000 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 35000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 10000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 15000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including biodiversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved prerequisites for productive employment with decent working conditions, as well as for free and fair trade Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, samt för fri och rättvis handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15915-15915A0102 Sweden The overall objective of the Contribution is to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, and increased participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal communities in the respective countries.The total Contribution value is estimated at 165 MSEK with 60 MSEK from Kenya, 50MSEK from Tanzania and 55 MSEK from Mozambique bilateral strategies. The Contribution will build capacity for and contribute to strengthening the implementation of the ecosystem approach in national and local management of coastal environment and fisheries, where measures for sustainable use, protection and restoration of coastal and marine habitats and resources, combined with livelihood interventions, will be developed together with local communities to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, reduce poverty of poor fisheries-dependent coastal communities, protect biodiversity and reinforce participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal fishing communities. All these are in alignment with international development agenda including SDG 14, 1 and 5, the Addis Abeba Action Agenda, the Paris agreement, Sweden's bilateral development cooperation strategies with Mozambique, Kenya and Tanzania and Strategy for Sweden’s regional development cooperation with Africa Det övergripande målet för bidraget är att förbättra motståndskraften hos kustnära ekosystem, livsmedelssäkerhet och försörjning samt ökat deltagande i förvaltningen av naturresurser, för ungdomar, kvinnor och män i kustsamhällen i respektive land. Det totala bidraget uppgår till 165 miljoner SEK, varav 60 miljoner SEK genom den bilaterala samarbetsstrategin för Kenya, 50 miljoner SEK för Tanzania och 55 miljoner SEK för Moçambique. Bidraget kommer att bygga kapacitet för och bidra till att förstärka implementeringen av ekosystemansatsen i nationell och lokal förvaltning av kustmiljö och fiske, där åtgärder för hållbart nyttjande, skydd och återställande av kustnära och marina livsmiljöer och resurser, i kombination med försörjningsinsatser, kommer att utvecklas tillsammans med lokala samhällen för att förbättra motståndskraften hos kustnära ekosystem, livsmedelssäkerhet och försörjning, minska fattigdomen i fattiga fiskeberoende kustsamhällen, skydda den biologiska mångfalden och förstärka deltagandet i förvaltningen av naturresurser, för ungdomar, kvinnor och män i kustfiskesamhällen. Alla dessa mål är i linje med internationella utvecklingsagenda inklusive SDG 14, 1 och 5, Addis Abeba Action Agenda, Parisavtalet, Sveriges bilaterala utvecklingssamarbetesstrategier med Moçambique, Kenya och Tanzania och Strategi för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete med Afrika. The overall objective of the Contribution is to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, and increased participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal communities in the respective countries.The total Contribution value is estimated at 165 MSEK with 60 MSEK from Kenya, 50MSEK from Tanzania and 55 MSEK from Mozambique bilateral strategies. The Contribution will build capacity for and contribute to strengthening the implementation of the ecosystem approach in national and local management of coastal environment and fisheries, where measures for sustainable use, protection and restoration of coastal and marine habitats and resources, combined with livelihood interventions, will be developed together with local communities to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, reduce poverty of poor fisheries-dependent coastal communities, protect biodiversity and reinforce participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal fishing communities. All these are in alignment with international development agenda including SDG 14, 1 and 5, the Addis Abeba Action Agenda, the Paris agreement, Sweden's bilateral development cooperation strategies with Mozambique, Kenya and Tanzania and Strategy for Sweden's regional development cooperation with Africa. The project has four coupled components and outcomes below: (a) Coastal and marine ecosystems are sustainably managed using the Ecosystem Approach: focusing on coastal environment protection, restoration, and intersectoral spatial planning. (b) Coastal fisheries are sustainably managed using the Ecosystem Approach to fisheries and livelihoods options are enhanced: focusing on coastal livelihoods and sustainable fisheries management. (c) Cooperation and coordination between fisheries and environmental policy frameworks and managers, and community involvement strengthened: focusing on fisheries environment policy dialogue and management coordination, knowledge sharing and generation, and community stewardship. (d) Effective Project Management and Coordination: focusing on effective project delivery Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.b - Provide access for small-scale artisanal fishers to marine resources and markets. 14.b - Säkerställa tillträde för småskaliga icke-industriella fiskare till marina resurser och marknader. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 20000000 0 20000000 0 0 20000000 20000000 0 10000000 0 0 50000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 10000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 20000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 20000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Strengthened prerequisites for sustainable management and usage of natural resources, including protecting, maintaining and restoring biological diversity and eco systems. Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced opportunities for productive and resilient agriculture, increased sustainment, and improved food security. Stärkta möjligheter till ett produktivt och motståndskraftigt lantbruk, ökad försörjning och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-15915-15915A0103 Sweden The overall objective of the Contribution is to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, and increased participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal communities in the respective countries.The total Contribution value is estimated at 165 MSEK with 60 MSEK from Kenya, 50MSEK from Tanzania and 55 MSEK from Mozambique bilateral strategies. The Contribution will build capacity for and contribute to strengthening the implementation of the ecosystem approach in national and local management of coastal environment and fisheries, where measures for sustainable use, protection and restoration of coastal and marine habitats and resources, combined with livelihood interventions, will be developed together with local communities to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, reduce poverty of poor fisheries-dependent coastal communities, protect biodiversity and reinforce participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal fishing communities. All these are in alignment with international development agenda including SDG 14, 1 and 5, the Addis Abeba Action Agenda, the Paris agreement, Sweden's bilateral development cooperation strategies with Mozambique, Kenya and Tanzania and Strategy for Sweden’s regional development cooperation with Africa Det övergripande målet för bidraget är att förbättra motståndskraften hos kustnära ekosystem, livsmedelssäkerhet och försörjning samt ökat deltagande i förvaltningen av naturresurser, för ungdomar, kvinnor och män i kustsamhällen i respektive land. Det totala bidraget uppgår till 165 miljoner SEK, varav 60 miljoner SEK genom den bilaterala samarbetsstrategin för Kenya, 50 miljoner SEK för Tanzania och 55 miljoner SEK för Moçambique. Bidraget kommer att bygga kapacitet för och bidra till att förstärka implementeringen av ekosystemansatsen i nationell och lokal förvaltning av kustmiljö och fiske, där åtgärder för hållbart nyttjande, skydd och återställande av kustnära och marina livsmiljöer och resurser, i kombination med försörjningsinsatser, kommer att utvecklas tillsammans med lokala samhällen för att förbättra motståndskraften hos kustnära ekosystem, livsmedelssäkerhet och försörjning, minska fattigdomen i fattiga fiskeberoende kustsamhällen, skydda den biologiska mångfalden och förstärka deltagandet i förvaltningen av naturresurser, för ungdomar, kvinnor och män i kustfiskesamhällen. Alla dessa mål är i linje med internationella utvecklingsagenda inklusive SDG 14, 1 och 5, Addis Abeba Action Agenda, Parisavtalet, Sveriges bilaterala utvecklingssamarbetesstrategier med Moçambique, Kenya och Tanzania och Strategi för Sveriges regionala utvecklingssamarbete med Afrika. The overall objective of the Contribution is to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, and increased participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal communities in the respective countries.The total Contribution value is estimated at 165 MSEK with 60 MSEK from Kenya, 50MSEK from Tanzania and 55 MSEK from Mozambique bilateral strategies. The Contribution will build capacity for and contribute to strengthening the implementation of the ecosystem approach in national and local management of coastal environment and fisheries, where measures for sustainable use, protection and restoration of coastal and marine habitats and resources, combined with livelihood interventions, will be developed together with local communities to improve resilience of coastal ecosystems, food security and livelihoods, reduce poverty of poor fisheries-dependent coastal communities, protect biodiversity and reinforce participation in the management of natural resources, for youth, women and men in coastal fishing communities. All these are in alignment with international development agenda including SDG 14, 1 and 5, the Addis Abeba Action Agenda, the Paris agreement, Sweden's bilateral development cooperation strategies with Mozambique, Kenya and Tanzania and Strategy for Sweden's regional development cooperation with Africa. The project has four coupled components and outcomes below: (a) Coastal and marine ecosystems are sustainably managed using the Ecosystem Approach: focusing on coastal environment protection, restoration, and intersectoral spatial planning. (b) Coastal fisheries are sustainably managed using the Ecosystem Approach to fisheries and livelihoods options are enhanced: focusing on coastal livelihoods and sustainable fisheries management. (c) Cooperation and coordination between fisheries and environmental policy frameworks and managers, and community involvement strengthened: focusing on fisheries environment policy dialogue and management coordination, knowledge sharing and generation, and community stewardship. (d) Effective Project Management and Coordination: focusing on effective project delivery Sweden FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.b - Säkerställa tillträde för småskaliga icke-industriella fiskare till marina resurser och marknader. 14.b - Provide access for small-scale artisanal fishers to marine resources and markets. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 15000000 0 15000000 15000000 20000000 0 15000000 0 0 50000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 20000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 15000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization 15000000 FAO/Food and Agriculture Organization Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Improved opportunities for productive employment and decent work, and increased agricultural productivity and sustainability. Förbättrade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga villkor och ökad produktivitet och hållbarhet i lantbruket Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Sustainable use of natural resources and marine and terrestrial ecosystems, including conservation and rehabilitation of biodiversity and ecosystem services, and increased resilience to climate change. Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystem till havs och på land, inklusive rehabilitering och bevarande av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-15933 Sweden The Embassy of Sweden supports the institutional development of Legal Clinic Bal?i (LCB) through a core support programme for 2023–2026 aimed at strengthening organizational capacity and enhancing results-based management, in line with LCB’s Development Strategy 2022–2026. The support focuses on improving internal monitoring and reporting systems and implementing the System Based Audit (SBA) recommendations from 2020, with emphasis on addressing institutional gaps related to human resources, board governance, financial sustainability, strategic communication, and the long-term sustainability of programmes and activities. Within this framework, Sweden supports LCB in achieving three core objectives: 1) the Access to Justice objective, aimed at improving access to people-centred justice for rights holders in northern Moldova through legal aid, public policy monitoring, legal education, social services development, and community policing activities. 2) The Outreach objective, focused on promoting human rights principles, including equality, non-discrimination, transparency, participation, and accountability, through awareness-raising and legal empowerment initiatives. 3) The Organizational Development objective, which targets staff professionalisation, strengthening of operational and financial systems, and the establishment of sustainable internal procedures and tools to ensure a resilient and mission-driven organization. In addition, the project supports improved access to justice through digital solutions and the implementation of a regional Community Policing Initiative, strengthening civic-institutional cooperation in northern Moldova. Sveriges ambassad stödjer den institutionella utvecklingen av Legal Clinic Bal?i (LCB) genom ett kärnstödsprogram för perioden 2023–2026, som syftar till att stärka organisationens kapacitet och förbättra resultatbaserad styrning, i linje med LCB:s utvecklingsstrategi 2022–2026. Stödet fokuserar på att förbättra interna system för uppföljning och rapportering samt på att genomföra rekommendationerna från System Based Audit (SBA) från 2020, med särskild betoning på att åtgärda institutionella brister kopplade till mänskliga resurser, styrelse- och bolagsstyrning, finansiell hållbarhet, strategisk kommunikation samt långsiktig hållbarhet för program och verksamhet. Inom denna ram stödjer Sverige LCB i att uppnå tre övergripande mål: 1) Målet om tillgång till rättvisa, som syftar till att förbättra tillgången till människocentrerad rättvisa för rättighetsbärare i norra Moldavien genom rättshjälp, uppföljning av offentlig politik, juridisk utbildning, utveckling av sociala tjänster samt insatser inom community policing. 2) Målet om outreach, som fokuserar på att främja mänskliga rättighetsprinciper, inklusive jämlikhet, icke-diskriminering, transparens, deltagande och ansvarsutkrävande, genom informationsinsatser och juridisk stärkande verksamhet. 3) Målet om organisatorisk utveckling, som syftar till att stärka personalens professionalisering, utveckla operativa och finansiella system samt etablera hållbara interna rutiner och verktyg för att säkerställa en motståndskraftig och ändamålsenligt inriktad organisation. Därutöver stöder projektet förbättrad tillgång till rättvisa genom digitala lösningar samt genomförandet av ett regionalt initiativ för community policing, vilket stärker det civila och institutionella samarbetet i norra Moldavien. The overall goal of the LC, established for 2022 2026 Development Strategy, is to contribute to improving the quality of justice and respect for human rights in Northern Moldova, and facilitate the access to the most vulnerable groups by extending the result to national level. The Clinic has identified strategic objectives in three core areas with the focus on measurable outputs, outcomes and long-term impacts access to justice program, outreach program, and organizational development. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Moldova (the Republic of) Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Summary of the results achieved by Balti Legal Clinic (BLC) in 2023, both expected and unexpected: 1) Access to Justice Program: - Pro Bono Legal Assistance: Provided free legal aid to 1,543 vulnerable individuals (986 women, 557 men), including Ukrainian refugees. - Legal Empowerment Activities: Conducted 30 legal literacy sessions in rural villages, benefiting 1,498 individuals. - Advocacy & Dialogue for Access to Justice: Engaged with national and local stakeholders, influencing policy reforms and securing collaborations to improve legal aid access. 2) Outreach Program: - Legal Awareness Campaigns: Informed over 20,000 individuals about their rights, domestic violence protections, and legal aid availability. - Training Initiatives: Trained 221 young people in anti-corruption measures and empowered 43 representatives from 35 CSOs in legal and financial management. 3) Social Services Development: - Launched the "Social Laundry" mobile service in Glodeni, improving hygiene conditions for 748 vulnerable individuals. - Secured additional support from GIZ to expand social service reach to 1,000 people. 4) Organizational Development: - Recruited three new staff members (Program Officers and Financial Manager) to enhance institutional capacity. - Conducted gender and ecological audits, leading to strategic adjustments in policies and office improvements. Unexpected Results: - Increased Engagement in Domestic Violence Cases: A notable rise in court applications for protective measures (106 cases, up from 103 in 2022). 61 criminal cases related to domestic violence were examined in Balti Court. - Challenges in Financial Management Hiring: Faced difficulties in retaining a qualified financial manager, requiring multiple recruitment attempts and redistribution of tasks among existing staff. - Impact of Advocacy Actions: Successfully influenced local and national authorities to revise the calculation methodology for heating costs, following a citizen petition with 1,800 signatures. Strengthened partnerships with legal institutions, resulting in a renewed collaboration agreement with the National Legal Aid Council. - Expansion of Legal Aid Reach: Increased demand for mobile legal aid services, leading to three active Mobile Teams covering 50 localities. Inclusion of intellectually and psychosocially disabled individuals as a new target group for legal assistance. - Strategic Influence on Policy Changes: Improved working conditions and remuneration for paralegals, increasing the motivation and quality of legal aid services. Identified systemic gaps in state-guaranteed legal aid, leading to ongoing discussions on legislative amendments. These results demonstrate BLC's significant impact in advancing access to justice, social services, and legal empowerment, while also adapting to unforeseen challenges and opportunities. Update 2024 results: During 2024, the Legal Clinic Balti (LCB) achieved substantial progress in advancing access to justice, strengthening community safety, and improving institutional performance. The organization successfully met its expected outcomes under the Sida-supported program while also generating several positive and unanticipated results that extended the projects overall impact. Among the expected achievements, LCB significantly expanded its outreach and service coverage to vulnerable populations in northern Moldova. Over 1,300 individuals from rural communities received free legal advice, while an additional 600 beneficiaries accessed primary legal assistance through online consultations, telephone hotlines, and in-person services. These efforts fulfilled the programs core objective of improving equitable access to legal protection for people facing discrimination, poverty, or social exclusion. Complementing these services, the Clinic implemented a broad program of community legal education, conducting 32 public legal literacy sessions that reached 766 participants, alongside 30 interactive community events attended by 654 individuals. These initiatives helped raise awareness about citizens rights and obligations, domestic violence prevention, and available protection mechanisms. Collectively, these activities not only informed but also empowered participants to seek remedies and advocate for their rights more effectively. A key component of 2024 was the Community Policing Project, carried out in collaboration with local police inspectorates and supported by Sweden. Through joint initiatives and trust-building activities, the project improved security conditions for an estimated 40,000 residents in northern Moldova. This partnership fostered closer cooperation between citizens and law enforcement, contributing to a safer and more responsive community environment. In parallel, LCB made considerable strides in institutional development and governance. The Clinic revised and updated its internal policies, enhanced financial management procedures, and introduced new compliance mechanisms based on recommendations from previous audits. The recruitment of new legal interns strengthened the organizations human resources and ensured sustainability in service delivery. Furthermore, LCB expanded its collaboration network to include 25 civil society organizations, 34 local public authorities, and several Territorial Agencies of Social Assistance. These partnerships enabled coordinated interventions across 74 localities, fostering dialogue platforms and joint initiatives focused on access to justice and community resilience. In addition to the expected outcomes, several unexpected positive results emerged over the reporting period. Community participation in awareness campaigns and legal literacy activities exceeded original projections, indicating a growing level of public trust in LCBs services and a rising demand for legal aid in underserved areas. The organization also developed stronger cross-sector partnerships, particularly with social service agencies and local governments, leading to more holistic and integrated support for refugees, survivors of domestic violence, and marginalized groups. Another unanticipated yet highly valuable outcome was LCBs emerging role as a regional advocate and contributor to justice sector reform. Through its engagement in dialogue platforms and collaboration with institutional partners, the Clinic became a recognized voice in policy discussions, bringing grassroots perspectives to national attention. Additionally, the expansion of mobile legal aid services to 60 rural localities proved particularly impactfulan innovative approach that ensured consistent access to legal protection even for residents of remote and isolated areas. Update results 2025: In 2025, the Legal Clinic Balti achieved substantial progress in advancing access to justice, strengthening community safety, and promoting innovative institutional solutions across northern Moldova. The activities implemented throughout the year generated both the anticipated programmatic results and a number of additional positive outcomes that extended beyond the organizations initial objectives, demonstrating the broader systemic impact of its interventions. One of the most significant achievements of the year was the successful launch of the first E-Courtroom in the Republic of Moldova, established in partnership with the Balti Court. This initiative introduced a practical digital solution designed to remove many of the barriers that traditionally limit citizens participation in judicial proceedings. Equipped with secure videoconferencing systems, simultaneous interpretation technology, audio-video recording and archiving tools, and digital evidence management infrastructure, the courtroom allows participants to attend hearings remotely while maintaining procedural integrity and transparency. Within the first six months of operation, more than 140 Moldovan citizens located abroad, particularly in Italy, Germany, the United Kingdom, and Romania, were able to participate online in civil and family court proceedings. As a result, the average duration of case examination decreased by approximately 28 percent, demonstrating a clear improvement in judicial efficiency. Beyond its immediate operational benefits, the digital courtroom also increased accessibility for vulnerable groups, including persons with disabilities, individuals living in remote communities, and victims of domestic violence who require safe and confidential conditions to testify. The initiative quickly gained recognition as a national model of good practice for the digital transformation of justice services. Another major achievement was the implementation of the regional Community Policing Initiative, one of the most comprehensive civic-institutional cooperation programs carried out in northern Moldova. Implemented in partnership with district police inspectorates and local authorities in six districts from Teleneti, Drochia, Soroca, Dondueni, Rîcani, and Glodeni, the initiative reached fifteen rural communities with a combined population of more than 32,000 residents. Through a combination of prevention measures, infrastructure improvements, and community engagement, the program significantly strengthened local safety conditions. Public consultations organized in participating communities involved more than 1,200 residents, who actively contributed to identifying safety risks and proposing solutions. Safety infrastructure was expanded through the installation of 86 video surveillance cameras, including 16 equipped with automatic license plate recognition technology, as well as solar-powered street lighting, additional public lighting systems, and various traffic safety measures. These interventions contributed to a measurable reduction in street crime and acts of vandalism by 38 percent, while reports of nighttime assaults and household theft declined by approximately 50 percent. At the same time, the reporting of minor incidents increased by 42 percent, reflecting greater trust between citizens and law enforcement institutions. The program also included an important civic engagement component: more than 80 volunteers were trained to support community safety initiatives, and over 4,500 children and adolescents participated in educational sessions on prevention and civic responsibility. The positive impact of the initiative generated strong interest among local authorities, with the majority of participating mayors requesting the expansion of the model to additional communities in the coming years. Expanding access to legal services remained a central priority throughout 2025. Through the Access to Justice Program, the Legal Clinic Balti implemented the largest legal empowerment initiative in northern Moldova. The program combined community-based legal education with direct legal counseling and case assistance, ensuring that citizens not only understood their rights but also had the practical support needed to exercise them. A total of 54 legal empowerment sessions were organized in 54 communities, engaging 972 participants, including refugees, persons with disabilities, and a significant number of women. These sessions addressed topics such as gender-based violence, discrimination, refugee rights, legal procedures related to petitions, and inheritance law, which became particularly relevant due to legislative changes scheduled to enter into force in 2026. In parallel, the organization provided individual legal counseling and case assistance to 1,223 beneficiaries, among them 965 refugees and 258 Moldovan citizens. Women represented nearly three-quarters of all beneficiaries, highlighting both the gender dimension of legal vulnerability and the importance of accessible legal services. The cases addressed covered a wide range of issues, including legal documentation for refugees, family disputes, property and inheritance conflicts, domestic violence cases, and administrative refusals by public institutions to process citizens petitions. For more complex cases, the organization facilitated legal representation in cooperation with accredited lawyers and the National Council for State-Guaranteed Legal Aid, ensuring that beneficiaries received comprehensive support throughout the legal process. Complementing these direct services, the organization implemented the regional public awareness campaign Access to Justice 2025, one of the largest legal information campaigns conducted in northern and central Moldova. The campaign covered eleven districts in the northern region and extended to three additional districts in the center of the country, reaching communities with a combined population of more than 640,000 people. Through more than 200 field visits, public information sessions, and the distribution of accessible educational materials, the campaign informed over 25,000 individuals about their legal rights and available mechanisms for protection. In addition to its work in justice and community safety, the Legal Clinic Balti expanded its strategic activities to include energy efficiency and renewable energy initiatives, recognizing the strong link between social vulnerability and energy insecurity. One of the most notable interventions involved the implementation of energy efficiency measures at the Sfântul Gheorghe residential care facility in Sîngerei district. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-15933-15933A0101 Sweden The Embassy of Sweden supports the institutional development of Legal Clinic Bal?i (LCB) through a core support programme for 2023–2026 aimed at strengthening organizational capacity and enhancing results-based management, in line with LCB’s Development Strategy 2022–2026. The support focuses on improving internal monitoring and reporting systems and implementing the System Based Audit (SBA) recommendations from 2020, with emphasis on addressing institutional gaps related to human resources, board governance, financial sustainability, strategic communication, and the long-term sustainability of programmes and activities. Within this framework, Sweden supports LCB in achieving three core objectives: 1) the Access to Justice objective, aimed at improving access to people-centred justice for rights holders in northern Moldova through legal aid, public policy monitoring, legal education, social services development, and community policing activities. 2) The Outreach objective, focused on promoting human rights principles, including equality, non-discrimination, transparency, participation, and accountability, through awareness-raising and legal empowerment initiatives. 3) The Organizational Development objective, which targets staff professionalisation, strengthening of operational and financial systems, and the establishment of sustainable internal procedures and tools to ensure a resilient and mission-driven organization. In addition, the project supports improved access to justice through digital solutions and the implementation of a regional Community Policing Initiative, strengthening civic-institutional cooperation in northern Moldova. Sveriges ambassad stödjer den institutionella utvecklingen av Legal Clinic Bal?i (LCB) genom ett kärnstödsprogram för perioden 2023–2026, som syftar till att stärka organisationens kapacitet och förbättra resultatbaserad styrning, i linje med LCB:s utvecklingsstrategi 2022–2026. Stödet fokuserar på att förbättra interna system för uppföljning och rapportering samt på att genomföra rekommendationerna från System Based Audit (SBA) från 2020, med särskild betoning på att åtgärda institutionella brister kopplade till mänskliga resurser, styrelse- och bolagsstyrning, finansiell hållbarhet, strategisk kommunikation samt långsiktig hållbarhet för program och verksamhet. Inom denna ram stödjer Sverige LCB i att uppnå tre övergripande mål: 1) Målet om tillgång till rättvisa, som syftar till att förbättra tillgången till människocentrerad rättvisa för rättighetsbärare i norra Moldavien genom rättshjälp, uppföljning av offentlig politik, juridisk utbildning, utveckling av sociala tjänster samt insatser inom community policing. 2) Målet om outreach, som fokuserar på att främja mänskliga rättighetsprinciper, inklusive jämlikhet, icke-diskriminering, transparens, deltagande och ansvarsutkrävande, genom informationsinsatser och juridisk stärkande verksamhet. 3) Målet om organisatorisk utveckling, som syftar till att stärka personalens professionalisering, utveckla operativa och finansiella system samt etablera hållbara interna rutiner och verktyg för att säkerställa en motståndskraftig och ändamålsenligt inriktad organisation. Därutöver stöder projektet förbättrad tillgång till rättvisa genom digitala lösningar samt genomförandet av ett regionalt initiativ för community policing, vilket stärker det civila och institutionella samarbetet i norra Moldavien. The overall goal of the LC, established for 2022 2026 Development Strategy, is to contribute to improving the quality of justice and respect for human rights in Northern Moldova, and facilitate the access to the most vulnerable groups by extending the result to national level. The Clinic has identified strategic objectives in three core areas with the focus on measurable outputs, outcomes and long-term impacts access to justice program, outreach program, and organizational development. Sweden Legal Clinic Balti Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Legal Clinic Balti 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 1500000 3175410 2000000 824590 0 1000000 0 0 1000000 824590 0 1000000 0 1500000 0 2175410 7500000 Legal Clinic Balti 1500000 Legal Clinic Balti 1000000 Legal Clinic Balti 2175410 Legal Clinic Balti 1000000 Legal Clinic Balti 1000000 Legal Clinic Balti 824590 Legal Clinic Balti Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Better democratic governance and respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Better conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15933-15933A0102 Sweden The Embassy of Sweden supports the institutional development of Legal Clinic Bal?i (LCB) through a core support programme for 2023–2026 aimed at strengthening organizational capacity and enhancing results-based management, in line with LCB’s Development Strategy 2022–2026. The support focuses on improving internal monitoring and reporting systems and implementing the System Based Audit (SBA) recommendations from 2020, with emphasis on addressing institutional gaps related to human resources, board governance, financial sustainability, strategic communication, and the long-term sustainability of programmes and activities. Within this framework, Sweden supports LCB in achieving three core objectives: 1) the Access to Justice objective, aimed at improving access to people-centred justice for rights holders in northern Moldova through legal aid, public policy monitoring, legal education, social services development, and community policing activities. 2) The Outreach objective, focused on promoting human rights principles, including equality, non-discrimination, transparency, participation, and accountability, through awareness-raising and legal empowerment initiatives. 3) The Organizational Development objective, which targets staff professionalisation, strengthening of operational and financial systems, and the establishment of sustainable internal procedures and tools to ensure a resilient and mission-driven organization. In addition, the project supports improved access to justice through digital solutions and the implementation of a regional Community Policing Initiative, strengthening civic-institutional cooperation in northern Moldova. Sveriges ambassad stödjer den institutionella utvecklingen av Legal Clinic Bal?i (LCB) genom ett kärnstödsprogram för perioden 2023–2026, som syftar till att stärka organisationens kapacitet och förbättra resultatbaserad styrning, i linje med LCB:s utvecklingsstrategi 2022–2026. Stödet fokuserar på att förbättra interna system för uppföljning och rapportering samt på att genomföra rekommendationerna från System Based Audit (SBA) från 2020, med särskild betoning på att åtgärda institutionella brister kopplade till mänskliga resurser, styrelse- och bolagsstyrning, finansiell hållbarhet, strategisk kommunikation samt långsiktig hållbarhet för program och verksamhet. Inom denna ram stödjer Sverige LCB i att uppnå tre övergripande mål: 1) Målet om tillgång till rättvisa, som syftar till att förbättra tillgången till människocentrerad rättvisa för rättighetsbärare i norra Moldavien genom rättshjälp, uppföljning av offentlig politik, juridisk utbildning, utveckling av sociala tjänster samt insatser inom community policing. 2) Målet om outreach, som fokuserar på att främja mänskliga rättighetsprinciper, inklusive jämlikhet, icke-diskriminering, transparens, deltagande och ansvarsutkrävande, genom informationsinsatser och juridisk stärkande verksamhet. 3) Målet om organisatorisk utveckling, som syftar till att stärka personalens professionalisering, utveckla operativa och finansiella system samt etablera hållbara interna rutiner och verktyg för att säkerställa en motståndskraftig och ändamålsenligt inriktad organisation. Därutöver stöder projektet förbättrad tillgång till rättvisa genom digitala lösningar samt genomförandet av ett regionalt initiativ för community policing, vilket stärker det civila och institutionella samarbetet i norra Moldavien. The overall goal of the LC, established for 2022 2026 Development Strategy, is to contribute to improving the quality of justice and respect for human rights in Northern Moldova, and facilitate the access to the most vulnerable groups by extending the result to national level. The Clinic has identified strategic objectives in three core areas with the focus on measurable outputs, outcomes and long-term impacts access to justice program, outreach program, and organizational development. Sweden Legal Clinic Balti Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Legal Clinic Balti 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 500000 1500000 500000 0 500000 2500000 Legal Clinic Balti 1500000 Legal Clinic Balti 500000 Legal Clinic Balti Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to prevent, manage, and resolve conflicts, including increased resilience to hybrid threats Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter, inklusive ökad motståndskraft mot hybrida hot Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-15933-15933A0201 Sweden The Embassy of Sweden supports the institutional development of Legal Clinic Bal?i (LCB) through a core support programme for 2023–2026 aimed at strengthening organizational capacity and enhancing results-based management, in line with LCB’s Development Strategy 2022–2026. The support focuses on improving internal monitoring and reporting systems and implementing the System Based Audit (SBA) recommendations from 2020, with emphasis on addressing institutional gaps related to human resources, board governance, financial sustainability, strategic communication, and the long-term sustainability of programmes and activities. Within this framework, Sweden supports LCB in achieving three core objectives: 1) the Access to Justice objective, aimed at improving access to people-centred justice for rights holders in northern Moldova through legal aid, public policy monitoring, legal education, social services development, and community policing activities. 2) The Outreach objective, focused on promoting human rights principles, including equality, non-discrimination, transparency, participation, and accountability, through awareness-raising and legal empowerment initiatives. 3) The Organizational Development objective, which targets staff professionalisation, strengthening of operational and financial systems, and the establishment of sustainable internal procedures and tools to ensure a resilient and mission-driven organization. In addition, the project supports improved access to justice through digital solutions and the implementation of a regional Community Policing Initiative, strengthening civic-institutional cooperation in northern Moldova. Sveriges ambassad stödjer den institutionella utvecklingen av Legal Clinic Bal?i (LCB) genom ett kärnstödsprogram för perioden 2023–2026, som syftar till att stärka organisationens kapacitet och förbättra resultatbaserad styrning, i linje med LCB:s utvecklingsstrategi 2022–2026. Stödet fokuserar på att förbättra interna system för uppföljning och rapportering samt på att genomföra rekommendationerna från System Based Audit (SBA) från 2020, med särskild betoning på att åtgärda institutionella brister kopplade till mänskliga resurser, styrelse- och bolagsstyrning, finansiell hållbarhet, strategisk kommunikation samt långsiktig hållbarhet för program och verksamhet. Inom denna ram stödjer Sverige LCB i att uppnå tre övergripande mål: 1) Målet om tillgång till rättvisa, som syftar till att förbättra tillgången till människocentrerad rättvisa för rättighetsbärare i norra Moldavien genom rättshjälp, uppföljning av offentlig politik, juridisk utbildning, utveckling av sociala tjänster samt insatser inom community policing. 2) Målet om outreach, som fokuserar på att främja mänskliga rättighetsprinciper, inklusive jämlikhet, icke-diskriminering, transparens, deltagande och ansvarsutkrävande, genom informationsinsatser och juridisk stärkande verksamhet. 3) Målet om organisatorisk utveckling, som syftar till att stärka personalens professionalisering, utveckla operativa och finansiella system samt etablera hållbara interna rutiner och verktyg för att säkerställa en motståndskraftig och ändamålsenligt inriktad organisation. Därutöver stöder projektet förbättrad tillgång till rättvisa genom digitala lösningar samt genomförandet av ett regionalt initiativ för community policing, vilket stärker det civila och institutionella samarbetet i norra Moldavien. The overall goal of the LC, established for 2022 2026 Development Strategy, is to contribute to improving the quality of justice and respect for human rights in Northern Moldova, and facilitate the access to the most vulnerable groups by extending the result to national level. The Clinic has identified strategic objectives in three core areas with the focus on measurable outputs, outcomes and long-term impacts access to justice program, outreach program, and organizational development. Sweden BDO Mälardalen AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BDO Mälardalen AB Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 204943 204943 0 204943 BDO Mälardalen AB 204943.18 BDO Mälardalen AB Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Türkiye for 2026–2030 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, västra Balkan och Turkiet 2026–2030 Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms and the principles of the rule of law, as well as increased gender equality Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter och rättsstatens principer samt ökad jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity to prevent, manage, and resolve conflicts, including increased resilience to hybrid threats Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter, inklusive ökad motståndskraft mot hybrida hot Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16046 Sweden Sida has decided to continue supporting UNICEFs country programme in the DRC between 2022-2025. The support is thematic and covers the entire country programme. The intervention corresponds to Sweden's priorities in the current strategy for development cooperation with the DRC (2021-2025), particularly in the areas of improved basic health, human security as well as nexus. The operation is expected to contribute to improved local access to quality health care for children and pregnant women, particularly in areas related to immunisation and treatment of child diarrhoea and cholera, as well as improved access to local water and sanitation systems (WASH) and general health system strengthening. Furthermore, the intervention aims to provide children associated with armed groups and forces access to psychosocial support and opportunities to reintegrate into their original communities, as well as the possibility to resume schooling or to create their own livelihood through economic activities. The intervention also aims to contribute to strengthening and reducing the vulnerability of IDPs and local populations through improved basic health, nutrition, education, water and sanitation, among other things, so that they are better able to cope with future crises (this links to Sida's nexus work). UNICEF's current country programme in DRC is for the period 2020-2024, but Sida aims to support UNICEF until 2025, which means one year into a new UNICEF country programme. This intervention builds on previous support to UNICEF but increases UNICEF's flexibility and efficiency in planning and implementation, through clearer synergies between the relevant focus areas. The flexible thematic support is also expected to lead to a more efficient use of staff resources and more effective cooperation between UNICEF and the Embassy in the DRC. Sida har beslutat att fortsätta stödja Unicef landprogram i DRK mellan 2022–2025. Stödet är tematiskt och omfattar hela landprogrammet. Insatsen motsvarar Sveriges prioriteringar i den nuvarande strategin för utvecklingssamarbetet med DRK 2021-2025, särskilt avseende områdena förbättrad grundläggande hälsa, värnad mänsklig säkerhet och frihet från våld och nexus. Insatsen förväntas bidra till en förbättrad lokal tillgång till en högkvalitativ vård för barn och gravida kvinnor, särskilt avseende tillgång till vaccination och basläkemedel för diarré och kolera. Dessutom åsyftas en förbättrad tillgång till lokala vatten- och sanitetssystem samt även ett allmänt förstärkt hälsosystem. Vidare avser insatsen att ge de barn som deltagit i beväpnade grupper tillgång till psykosocialt stöd och möjligheter att återintegrera barnen in i deras ursprungliga samhällen, samt möjlighet att återuppta skolgång eller skapa egen försörjning genom ekonomiska aktiviteter. Insatsen avser även bidra till att förstärka och minska sårbarheten hos internflyktingar och lokalbefolkning genom bl.a. förbättrad hälsa, nutrition, utbildning samt vatten- och sanitet så att de lättare klarar av framtida kriser (vilket är ett fokus inom Sida’s nexus arbete). Unicefs nuvarande landprogram i DRK gäller för perioden 2020-2024, men Sida syftar att stödja Unicef fram till 2025 vilket innebär ett år in i ett nytt landprogram för Unicef. Denna insats bygger vidare på tidigare stöd till Unicef men ökar Unicef’s flexibilitet och effektivitet i planering och implementering, bl.a. på grund av tydligare synergier mellan de berörda fokusområdena. Det flexibla tematiska Stödet bedöms även leda till en effektivare resursanvändning av personal samt ett effektivare samarbete mellan Unicef och ambassaden. The objectives of this intervention are to support the UNICEF 2020-2024 Country Program and ultimately the delivery of the UNICEF Strategic Plan 20222025. The goal of the CPD is for children in the Democratic Republic of Congo, especially in the most deprived provinces and humanitarian settings, to have equitable, quality and sustainable access to basic social services. The Unicef Strategic Plan 2022-2025 highlights 5 result areas of which the CPD aligns to: - Every child, including adolescents, survives and thrives, with access to nutritious diets, quality primary health care, nurturing practices and essential supplies - Every child, including adolescents, learns and acquires skills for the future - Every child, including adolescents, is protected from violence, exploitation, abuse, neglect and harmful practices - Every child, including adolescents, has access to safe and equitable water, sanitation and hygiene services, and lives in a safe and sustainable climate and environment - Every child has an equitable chance in life At the end of the Country Programme Unicef is expected to have contributed to addressing some of the system-wide bottlenecks to social services in the DRC by investing in the following areas: Health The overall objective is to support government on health system strengthening in areas of maternal, adolescent and child health. This includes working on routine immunization, RMNCAH (including HIV prevention and treatment), integrated management of childhood illnesses, epidemic surveillance, preparedness and response, as well as to support positive health policy development centrally and provincial level. Child Protection This intervention will contribute to promote governance for child protection and strengthening protective environment from all forms of violence in the country. The child protection work is based on promoting access to basic social services but with fair judicial protection from birth. Unicef has since 2013 worked on the reintegration of children associated with armed forces and groups, but also on the issue of civil/birth registration of children. Other areas include advocating and working towards scaling up childrens courts and alternatives to detention, working on SGBV and child marriage. Nutrition UNICEF nutrition program supports the new national nutrition program and focuses on capacity building of community and health systems to scale up multisectoral nutrition interventions such as SAM treatment, community surveillance for early detection of SAM cases, working on social norms on food and feeding practices, provide joint WASH and nutrition interventions, among others. WASH UNICEF has a well established WASH programme that works with government to improve water safety and sanitation in rural and urban areas. The program aims to increase knowledge, increase uptake of WASH services, build on their preparedness and capacity to respond to waterborne diseases, provide WASH in health facilities, while continuing to advocate for political commitment and multi-sectoral coordination of WASH. Lastly the Program will undertake an energy and climate analysis, with pilot interventions selected areas affected by climate change. Education UNICEF education program is building institutional capacity to improve the Education Management Information System. At policy level they are supporting Government on the implementation of the pre-primary education policy and advocating for school fee abolishment. Several social issues are also included in their education program such as interventions focusing on early child marriage (linked to their child protection work), reaching out of school children with education, addressing GBV and promote good hygiene practices. Social inclusion and Resilience: This intervention primarily focuses on enabling access to child-sensitive and shock responsive social protection for the most deprived children and adolescents. The social inclusion and resilience program works in collaboration with several actors such as UNDP, WFP and IOM to address socio-economic vulnerabilities. The program is also well aligned with the Humanitarian Response Plan. Besides the result areas of WASH and Education, the CPD is very much in line with the priorities outlined in the Swedish Development Cooperation Strategy for DRC 2021-2025, specifically related to result areas 2 - Health equity, 3 Peaceful and inclusive societies, 4 - Environment, climate and sustainable use of natural resources. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Basic health care Primary education Basic nutrition Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation Child soldiers (prevention and demobilisation) Multisector aid for basic social services Basic Health Care Services in Emergencies Basic Health Basic Education Water Supply & Sanitation Conflict, Peace & Security Other Social Infrastructure & Services Emergency Response In 2025, UNICEF DRC delivered key results across health, nutrition, education, child protection and WASH, while strengthening national systems and emergency response capacity. UNICEF supported major vaccination efforts, including polio campaigns reaching over 27 million children under five, yellow fever vaccination for 17.6 million people, measlesrubella vaccination for 16.2 million, cholera vaccination for 10.5 million, mpox vaccination for 1.49 million at risk people and Ebola vaccination for 47,577 contacts and health workers. Nutrition results included vitamin A supplementation for 21.7 million children, preventive nutrition services for 7.85 million children and counselling for 2.5 million caregivers. Exclusive breastfeeding reached 59.6 per cent nationally. In education, UNICEF built or supported 119 temporary learning spaces and classrooms, distributed learning materials to 341,555 students and enabled 720,678 students in conflictaffected North and South Kivu to sit national exams. Child protection support reached 963,060 vulnerable children. Birth registration reached a record 3.76 million children, while nearly 900,000 children, adolescents and caregivers received mental health and psychosocial support. In WASH, 431,697 people across 756 communities became opendefecation free, and 457,083 people gained access to improved sanitation. UNICEFs rapid response mechanism provided assistance to over 830,000 displaced people, including 540,000 children, within an average of five days after assessment. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16046-16046A0101 Sweden Sida has decided to continue supporting UNICEFs country programme in the DRC between 2022-2025. The support is thematic and covers the entire country programme. The intervention corresponds to Sweden's priorities in the current strategy for development cooperation with the DRC (2021-2025), particularly in the areas of improved basic health, human security as well as nexus. The operation is expected to contribute to improved local access to quality health care for children and pregnant women, particularly in areas related to immunisation and treatment of child diarrhoea and cholera, as well as improved access to local water and sanitation systems (WASH) and general health system strengthening. Furthermore, the intervention aims to provide children associated with armed groups and forces access to psychosocial support and opportunities to reintegrate into their original communities, as well as the possibility to resume schooling or to create their own livelihood through economic activities. The intervention also aims to contribute to strengthening and reducing the vulnerability of IDPs and local populations through improved basic health, nutrition, education, water and sanitation, among other things, so that they are better able to cope with future crises (this links to Sida's nexus work). UNICEF's current country programme in DRC is for the period 2020-2024, but Sida aims to support UNICEF until 2025, which means one year into a new UNICEF country programme. This intervention builds on previous support to UNICEF but increases UNICEF's flexibility and efficiency in planning and implementation, through clearer synergies between the relevant focus areas. The flexible thematic support is also expected to lead to a more efficient use of staff resources and more effective cooperation between UNICEF and the Embassy in the DRC. Sida har beslutat att fortsätta stödja Unicef landprogram i DRK mellan 2022–2025. Stödet är tematiskt och omfattar hela landprogrammet. Insatsen motsvarar Sveriges prioriteringar i den nuvarande strategin för utvecklingssamarbetet med DRK 2021-2025, särskilt avseende områdena förbättrad grundläggande hälsa, värnad mänsklig säkerhet och frihet från våld och nexus. Insatsen förväntas bidra till en förbättrad lokal tillgång till en högkvalitativ vård för barn och gravida kvinnor, särskilt avseende tillgång till vaccination och basläkemedel för diarré och kolera. Dessutom åsyftas en förbättrad tillgång till lokala vatten- och sanitetssystem samt även ett allmänt förstärkt hälsosystem. Vidare avser insatsen att ge de barn som deltagit i beväpnade grupper tillgång till psykosocialt stöd och möjligheter att återintegrera barnen in i deras ursprungliga samhällen, samt möjlighet att återuppta skolgång eller skapa egen försörjning genom ekonomiska aktiviteter. Insatsen avser även bidra till att förstärka och minska sårbarheten hos internflyktingar och lokalbefolkning genom bl.a. förbättrad hälsa, nutrition, utbildning samt vatten- och sanitet så att de lättare klarar av framtida kriser (vilket är ett fokus inom Sida’s nexus arbete). Unicefs nuvarande landprogram i DRK gäller för perioden 2020-2024, men Sida syftar att stödja Unicef fram till 2025 vilket innebär ett år in i ett nytt landprogram för Unicef. Denna insats bygger vidare på tidigare stöd till Unicef men ökar Unicef’s flexibilitet och effektivitet i planering och implementering, bl.a. på grund av tydligare synergier mellan de berörda fokusområdena. Det flexibla tematiska Stödet bedöms även leda till en effektivare resursanvändning av personal samt ett effektivare samarbete mellan Unicef och ambassaden. The objectives of this intervention are to support the UNICEF 2020-2024 Country Program and ultimately the delivery of the UNICEF Strategic Plan 20222025. The goal of the CPD is for children in the Democratic Republic of Congo, especially in the most deprived provinces and humanitarian settings, to have equitable, quality and sustainable access to basic social services. The Unicef Strategic Plan 2022-2025 highlights 5 result areas of which the CPD aligns to: - Every child, including adolescents, survives and thrives, with access to nutritious diets, quality primary health care, nurturing practices and essential supplies - Every child, including adolescents, learns and acquires skills for the future - Every child, including adolescents, is protected from violence, exploitation, abuse, neglect and harmful practices - Every child, including adolescents, has access to safe and equitable water, sanitation and hygiene services, and lives in a safe and sustainable climate and environment - Every child has an equitable chance in life At the end of the Country Programme Unicef is expected to have contributed to addressing some of the system-wide bottlenecks to social services in the DRC by investing in the following areas: Health The overall objective is to support government on health system strengthening in areas of maternal, adolescent and child health. This includes working on routine immunization, RMNCAH (including HIV prevention and treatment), integrated management of childhood illnesses, epidemic surveillance, preparedness and response, as well as to support positive health policy development centrally and provincial level. Child Protection This intervention will contribute to promote governance for child protection and strengthening protective environment from all forms of violence in the country. The child protection work is based on promoting access to basic social services but with fair judicial protection from birth. Unicef has since 2013 worked on the reintegration of children associated with armed forces and groups, but also on the issue of civil/birth registration of children. Other areas include advocating and working towards scaling up childrens courts and alternatives to detention, working on SGBV and child marriage. Nutrition UNICEF nutrition program supports the new national nutrition program and focuses on capacity building of community and health systems to scale up multisectoral nutrition interventions such as SAM treatment, community surveillance for early detection of SAM cases, working on social norms on food and feeding practices, provide joint WASH and nutrition interventions, among others. WASH UNICEF has a well established WASH programme that works with government to improve water safety and sanitation in rural and urban areas. The program aims to increase knowledge, increase uptake of WASH services, build on their preparedness and capacity to respond to waterborne diseases, provide WASH in health facilities, while continuing to advocate for political commitment and multi-sectoral coordination of WASH. Lastly the Program will undertake an energy and climate analysis, with pilot interventions selected areas affected by climate change. Education UNICEF education program is building institutional capacity to improve the Education Management Information System. At policy level they are supporting Government on the implementation of the pre-primary education policy and advocating for school fee abolishment. Several social issues are also included in their education program such as interventions focusing on early child marriage (linked to their child protection work), reaching out of school children with education, addressing GBV and promote good hygiene practices. Social inclusion and Resilience: This intervention primarily focuses on enabling access to child-sensitive and shock responsive social protection for the most deprived children and adolescents. The social inclusion and resilience program works in collaboration with several actors such as UNDP, WFP and IOM to address socio-economic vulnerabilities. The program is also well aligned with the Humanitarian Response Plan. Besides the result areas of WASH and Education, the CPD is very much in line with the priorities outlined in the Swedish Development Cooperation Strategy for DRC 2021-2025, specifically related to result areas 2 - Health equity, 3 Peaceful and inclusive societies, 4 - Environment, climate and sustainable use of natural resources. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.9 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla juridisk identitet för alla, inklusive födelseregistrering. 16.9 - By 2030, provide legal identity for all, including birth registration. 2.2 - Senast 2030 avskaffa alla former av undernäring, bland annat genom att senast 2025 nå de internationellt överenskomna målen i fråga om tillväxthämning och undervikt bland barn under fem år, samt tillgodose tonårsflickors, gravida och ammande kvinnors samt äldre personers näringsbehov. 2.2 - By 2030, end all forms of malnutrition, including achieving, by 2025, the internationally agreed targets on stunting and wasting in children under 5 years of age, and address the nutritional needs of adolescent girls, pregnant and lactating women and older persons. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 58000000 70000000 60000000 0 0 0 0 0 58000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 70000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 60000000 28200000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 28200000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 28200000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 28200000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 47000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 28200000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 8700000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 14500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 8700000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 8700000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 8700000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 8700000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 10500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 10500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 10500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 10500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 17500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 10500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 0 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 0 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 0 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 0 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 0 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 0 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 9000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 15000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 9000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 9000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 9000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 9000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including anti-corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased gender equality, including reducing gender based violence Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased and more equitable access to health services including nutrition, with a focus on women, adolescents and children Ökad och mer jämlik tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård samt nutrition, med fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar och barn Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Inclusive processes to prevent, handle and solve conflicts peacefully, including strengthened resilience to crises Inkluderande processer för att förebygga, hantera och lösa konflikter på fredlig väg, inklusive stärkt motståndskraft inför kriser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Limited climate impact and increased resilience to climate change Begränsad klimatpåverkan och ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16046-16046A0103 Sweden Sida has decided to continue supporting UNICEFs country programme in the DRC between 2022-2025. The support is thematic and covers the entire country programme. The intervention corresponds to Sweden's priorities in the current strategy for development cooperation with the DRC (2021-2025), particularly in the areas of improved basic health, human security as well as nexus. The operation is expected to contribute to improved local access to quality health care for children and pregnant women, particularly in areas related to immunisation and treatment of child diarrhoea and cholera, as well as improved access to local water and sanitation systems (WASH) and general health system strengthening. Furthermore, the intervention aims to provide children associated with armed groups and forces access to psychosocial support and opportunities to reintegrate into their original communities, as well as the possibility to resume schooling or to create their own livelihood through economic activities. The intervention also aims to contribute to strengthening and reducing the vulnerability of IDPs and local populations through improved basic health, nutrition, education, water and sanitation, among other things, so that they are better able to cope with future crises (this links to Sida's nexus work). UNICEF's current country programme in DRC is for the period 2020-2024, but Sida aims to support UNICEF until 2025, which means one year into a new UNICEF country programme. This intervention builds on previous support to UNICEF but increases UNICEF's flexibility and efficiency in planning and implementation, through clearer synergies between the relevant focus areas. The flexible thematic support is also expected to lead to a more efficient use of staff resources and more effective cooperation between UNICEF and the Embassy in the DRC. Sida har beslutat att fortsätta stödja Unicef landprogram i DRK mellan 2022–2025. Stödet är tematiskt och omfattar hela landprogrammet. Insatsen motsvarar Sveriges prioriteringar i den nuvarande strategin för utvecklingssamarbetet med DRK 2021-2025, särskilt avseende områdena förbättrad grundläggande hälsa, värnad mänsklig säkerhet och frihet från våld och nexus. Insatsen förväntas bidra till en förbättrad lokal tillgång till en högkvalitativ vård för barn och gravida kvinnor, särskilt avseende tillgång till vaccination och basläkemedel för diarré och kolera. Dessutom åsyftas en förbättrad tillgång till lokala vatten- och sanitetssystem samt även ett allmänt förstärkt hälsosystem. Vidare avser insatsen att ge de barn som deltagit i beväpnade grupper tillgång till psykosocialt stöd och möjligheter att återintegrera barnen in i deras ursprungliga samhällen, samt möjlighet att återuppta skolgång eller skapa egen försörjning genom ekonomiska aktiviteter. Insatsen avser även bidra till att förstärka och minska sårbarheten hos internflyktingar och lokalbefolkning genom bl.a. förbättrad hälsa, nutrition, utbildning samt vatten- och sanitet så att de lättare klarar av framtida kriser (vilket är ett fokus inom Sida’s nexus arbete). Unicefs nuvarande landprogram i DRK gäller för perioden 2020-2024, men Sida syftar att stödja Unicef fram till 2025 vilket innebär ett år in i ett nytt landprogram för Unicef. Denna insats bygger vidare på tidigare stöd till Unicef men ökar Unicef’s flexibilitet och effektivitet i planering och implementering, bl.a. på grund av tydligare synergier mellan de berörda fokusområdena. Det flexibla tematiska Stödet bedöms även leda till en effektivare resursanvändning av personal samt ett effektivare samarbete mellan Unicef och ambassaden. The objectives of this intervention are to support the UNICEF 2020-2024 Country Program and ultimately the delivery of the UNICEF Strategic Plan 20222025. The goal of the CPD is for children in the Democratic Republic of Congo, especially in the most deprived provinces and humanitarian settings, to have equitable, quality and sustainable access to basic social services. The Unicef Strategic Plan 2022-2025 highlights 5 result areas of which the CPD aligns to: - Every child, including adolescents, survives and thrives, with access to nutritious diets, quality primary health care, nurturing practices and essential supplies - Every child, including adolescents, learns and acquires skills for the future - Every child, including adolescents, is protected from violence, exploitation, abuse, neglect and harmful practices - Every child, including adolescents, has access to safe and equitable water, sanitation and hygiene services, and lives in a safe and sustainable climate and environment - Every child has an equitable chance in life At the end of the Country Programme Unicef is expected to have contributed to addressing some of the system-wide bottlenecks to social services in the DRC by investing in the following areas: Health The overall objective is to support government on health system strengthening in areas of maternal, adolescent and child health. This includes working on routine immunization, RMNCAH (including HIV prevention and treatment), integrated management of childhood illnesses, epidemic surveillance, preparedness and response, as well as to support positive health policy development centrally and provincial level. Child Protection This intervention will contribute to promote governance for child protection and strengthening protective environment from all forms of violence in the country. The child protection work is based on promoting access to basic social services but with fair judicial protection from birth. Unicef has since 2013 worked on the reintegration of children associated with armed forces and groups, but also on the issue of civil/birth registration of children. Other areas include advocating and working towards scaling up childrens courts and alternatives to detention, working on SGBV and child marriage. Nutrition UNICEF nutrition program supports the new national nutrition program and focuses on capacity building of community and health systems to scale up multisectoral nutrition interventions such as SAM treatment, community surveillance for early detection of SAM cases, working on social norms on food and feeding practices, provide joint WASH and nutrition interventions, among others. WASH UNICEF has a well established WASH programme that works with government to improve water safety and sanitation in rural and urban areas. The program aims to increase knowledge, increase uptake of WASH services, build on their preparedness and capacity to respond to waterborne diseases, provide WASH in health facilities, while continuing to advocate for political commitment and multi-sectoral coordination of WASH. Lastly the Program will undertake an energy and climate analysis, with pilot interventions selected areas affected by climate change. Education UNICEF education program is building institutional capacity to improve the Education Management Information System. At policy level they are supporting Government on the implementation of the pre-primary education policy and advocating for school fee abolishment. Several social issues are also included in their education program such as interventions focusing on early child marriage (linked to their child protection work), reaching out of school children with education, addressing GBV and promote good hygiene practices. Social inclusion and Resilience: This intervention primarily focuses on enabling access to child-sensitive and shock responsive social protection for the most deprived children and adolescents. The social inclusion and resilience program works in collaboration with several actors such as UNDP, WFP and IOM to address socio-economic vulnerabilities. The program is also well aligned with the Humanitarian Response Plan. Besides the result areas of WASH and Education, the CPD is very much in line with the priorities outlined in the Swedish Development Cooperation Strategy for DRC 2021-2025, specifically related to result areas 2 - Health equity, 3 Peaceful and inclusive societies, 4 - Environment, climate and sustainable use of natural resources. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.9 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla juridisk identitet för alla, inklusive födelseregistrering. 16.9 - By 2030, provide legal identity for all, including birth registration. 2.2 - By 2030, end all forms of malnutrition, including achieving, by 2025, the internationally agreed targets on stunting and wasting in children under 5 years of age, and address the nutritional needs of adolescent girls, pregnant and lactating women and older persons. 2.2 - Senast 2030 avskaffa alla former av undernäring, bland annat genom att senast 2025 nå de internationellt överenskomna målen i fråga om tillväxthämning och undervikt bland barn under fem år, samt tillgodose tonårsflickors, gravida och ammande kvinnors samt äldre personers näringsbehov. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7500000 0 0 7500000 7500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-16046-16046A0103-H Sweden Sida has decided to continue supporting UNICEFs country programme in the DRC between 2022-2025. The support is thematic and covers the entire country programme. The intervention corresponds to Sweden's priorities in the current strategy for development cooperation with the DRC (2021-2025), particularly in the areas of improved basic health, human security as well as nexus. The operation is expected to contribute to improved local access to quality health care for children and pregnant women, particularly in areas related to immunisation and treatment of child diarrhoea and cholera, as well as improved access to local water and sanitation systems (WASH) and general health system strengthening. Furthermore, the intervention aims to provide children associated with armed groups and forces access to psychosocial support and opportunities to reintegrate into their original communities, as well as the possibility to resume schooling or to create their own livelihood through economic activities. The intervention also aims to contribute to strengthening and reducing the vulnerability of IDPs and local populations through improved basic health, nutrition, education, water and sanitation, among other things, so that they are better able to cope with future crises (this links to Sida's nexus work). UNICEF's current country programme in DRC is for the period 2020-2024, but Sida aims to support UNICEF until 2025, which means one year into a new UNICEF country programme. This intervention builds on previous support to UNICEF but increases UNICEF's flexibility and efficiency in planning and implementation, through clearer synergies between the relevant focus areas. The flexible thematic support is also expected to lead to a more efficient use of staff resources and more effective cooperation between UNICEF and the Embassy in the DRC. Sida har beslutat att fortsätta stödja Unicef landprogram i DRK mellan 2022–2025. Stödet är tematiskt och omfattar hela landprogrammet. Insatsen motsvarar Sveriges prioriteringar i den nuvarande strategin för utvecklingssamarbetet med DRK 2021-2025, särskilt avseende områdena förbättrad grundläggande hälsa, värnad mänsklig säkerhet och frihet från våld och nexus. Insatsen förväntas bidra till en förbättrad lokal tillgång till en högkvalitativ vård för barn och gravida kvinnor, särskilt avseende tillgång till vaccination och basläkemedel för diarré och kolera. Dessutom åsyftas en förbättrad tillgång till lokala vatten- och sanitetssystem samt även ett allmänt förstärkt hälsosystem. Vidare avser insatsen att ge de barn som deltagit i beväpnade grupper tillgång till psykosocialt stöd och möjligheter att återintegrera barnen in i deras ursprungliga samhällen, samt möjlighet att återuppta skolgång eller skapa egen försörjning genom ekonomiska aktiviteter. Insatsen avser även bidra till att förstärka och minska sårbarheten hos internflyktingar och lokalbefolkning genom bl.a. förbättrad hälsa, nutrition, utbildning samt vatten- och sanitet så att de lättare klarar av framtida kriser (vilket är ett fokus inom Sida’s nexus arbete). Unicefs nuvarande landprogram i DRK gäller för perioden 2020-2024, men Sida syftar att stödja Unicef fram till 2025 vilket innebär ett år in i ett nytt landprogram för Unicef. Denna insats bygger vidare på tidigare stöd till Unicef men ökar Unicef’s flexibilitet och effektivitet i planering och implementering, bl.a. på grund av tydligare synergier mellan de berörda fokusområdena. Det flexibla tematiska Stödet bedöms även leda till en effektivare resursanvändning av personal samt ett effektivare samarbete mellan Unicef och ambassaden. The objectives of this intervention are to support the UNICEF 2020-2024 Country Program and ultimately the delivery of the UNICEF Strategic Plan 20222025. The goal of the CPD is for children in the Democratic Republic of Congo, especially in the most deprived provinces and humanitarian settings, to have equitable, quality and sustainable access to basic social services. The Unicef Strategic Plan 2022-2025 highlights 5 result areas of which the CPD aligns to: - Every child, including adolescents, survives and thrives, with access to nutritious diets, quality primary health care, nurturing practices and essential supplies - Every child, including adolescents, learns and acquires skills for the future - Every child, including adolescents, is protected from violence, exploitation, abuse, neglect and harmful practices - Every child, including adolescents, has access to safe and equitable water, sanitation and hygiene services, and lives in a safe and sustainable climate and environment - Every child has an equitable chance in life At the end of the Country Programme Unicef is expected to have contributed to addressing some of the system-wide bottlenecks to social services in the DRC by investing in the following areas: Health The overall objective is to support government on health system strengthening in areas of maternal, adolescent and child health. This includes working on routine immunization, RMNCAH (including HIV prevention and treatment), integrated management of childhood illnesses, epidemic surveillance, preparedness and response, as well as to support positive health policy development centrally and provincial level. Child Protection This intervention will contribute to promote governance for child protection and strengthening protective environment from all forms of violence in the country. The child protection work is based on promoting access to basic social services but with fair judicial protection from birth. Unicef has since 2013 worked on the reintegration of children associated with armed forces and groups, but also on the issue of civil/birth registration of children. Other areas include advocating and working towards scaling up childrens courts and alternatives to detention, working on SGBV and child marriage. Nutrition UNICEF nutrition program supports the new national nutrition program and focuses on capacity building of community and health systems to scale up multisectoral nutrition interventions such as SAM treatment, community surveillance for early detection of SAM cases, working on social norms on food and feeding practices, provide joint WASH and nutrition interventions, among others. WASH UNICEF has a well established WASH programme that works with government to improve water safety and sanitation in rural and urban areas. The program aims to increase knowledge, increase uptake of WASH services, build on their preparedness and capacity to respond to waterborne diseases, provide WASH in health facilities, while continuing to advocate for political commitment and multi-sectoral coordination of WASH. Lastly the Program will undertake an energy and climate analysis, with pilot interventions selected areas affected by climate change. Education UNICEF education program is building institutional capacity to improve the Education Management Information System. At policy level they are supporting Government on the implementation of the pre-primary education policy and advocating for school fee abolishment. Several social issues are also included in their education program such as interventions focusing on early child marriage (linked to their child protection work), reaching out of school children with education, addressing GBV and promote good hygiene practices. Social inclusion and Resilience: This intervention primarily focuses on enabling access to child-sensitive and shock responsive social protection for the most deprived children and adolescents. The social inclusion and resilience program works in collaboration with several actors such as UNDP, WFP and IOM to address socio-economic vulnerabilities. The program is also well aligned with the Humanitarian Response Plan. Besides the result areas of WASH and Education, the CPD is very much in line with the priorities outlined in the Swedish Development Cooperation Strategy for DRC 2021-2025, specifically related to result areas 2 - Health equity, 3 Peaceful and inclusive societies, 4 - Environment, climate and sustainable use of natural resources. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.9 - By 2030, provide legal identity for all, including birth registration. 16.9 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla juridisk identitet för alla, inklusive födelseregistrering. 2.2 - Senast 2030 avskaffa alla former av undernäring, bland annat genom att senast 2025 nå de internationellt överenskomna målen i fråga om tillväxthämning och undervikt bland barn under fem år, samt tillgodose tonårsflickors, gravida och ammande kvinnors samt äldre personers näringsbehov. 2.2 - By 2030, end all forms of malnutrition, including achieving, by 2025, the internationally agreed targets on stunting and wasting in children under 5 years of age, and address the nutritional needs of adolescent girls, pregnant and lactating women and older persons. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 7500000 0 0 7500000 7500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-16134 Sweden he TEA program aims at improving The government performance and responsiveness to Palestinian citizens. It will target areas critical to public trust in the government by producing and using robust evidence and analysis to facilitate stakeholder engagement and advocacy between the government and citizens, whilst providing technical assistance to the relevant authorities to enable it to respond effectively The TEA program aims at improving The government performance and responsiveness to Palestinian citizens. It will target areas critical to public trust in the government by producing and using robust evidence and analysis to facilitate stakeholder engagement and advocacy between the government and citizens, whilst providing technical assistance to the relevant authorities to enable it to respond effectively The proposed TEA program will contribute to the following outcomes: UNSDCF Outcome 3: Palestinian governance institutions, processes, and mechanisms at all levels are more democratic, rights-based, inclusive, and accountable UNDP/PAPP PPF Outcome 1: Improved democratic governance based on the principles of human rights and rule of law, with equitable access to justice and quality public and basic services Indicative Output(s) with gender marker: Output 1: Improved capacities of government institutions for effective and efficient management of public resources in an inclusive and accountable manner Output 2: Improved capacities of public and private service providers for more accountable, inclusive, effective and efficient service provision Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Palestine, State of Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general The information below is based on annual reports, annual meetings, field-visits and correspondence with the UNDP. As the previous year, the context was was one marked by hardship, primarily due to the war in Gaza and the deteriorating situation in the West Bank, and a resulting financial crisis. During the period, some key achievements can be highlighted. By the end of 2025, 118 public institutions had adopted programme-supported solutions, including digital citizen budgets, digital licensing and accreditation systems, property tax services, municipal e-services and public service centres. These solutions include digital Citizen Budgets for 22 ministries, enabling public access to budget information, digital property tax services within the Ministry of Finance; a digital Licensing and Accreditation system in the Ministry of Health; a National Registry for Persons with Disabilities as well as public service centres and e-service portals at local-government level. The digitalization of additional tax services led, according to UNDP:s estimate, to an additional 119 000 USD in tax revenue collection. In the health sector, TEA3 has continued to institutionalize Patient Care Evaluation Systems (PCES) across hospitals and health directorates and Local Hospital Boards (LHBs) in all government hospitals. A particularly notable result was that Local Hospital Boards mobilized approximately USD 2.4 million in financial and in-kind contributions during 2025, supporting hospital improvements, equipment acquisition, and service upgrades. Hospital management became more participatory and accountable. Community leaders, medical professionals, and local stakeholders became actively involved in oversight and resource mobilization, leading to measurable improvements in healthcare infrastructure and services. Importantly, the TEA3 project contributed to the organization of the local elections during the spring of 2026. The Central Elections Commission was provided with 500 000 USD via the UNDP TEA3. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16134-16134A0101 Sweden he TEA program aims at improving The government performance and responsiveness to Palestinian citizens. It will target areas critical to public trust in the government by producing and using robust evidence and analysis to facilitate stakeholder engagement and advocacy between the government and citizens, whilst providing technical assistance to the relevant authorities to enable it to respond effectively The TEA program aims at improving The government performance and responsiveness to Palestinian citizens. It will target areas critical to public trust in the government by producing and using robust evidence and analysis to facilitate stakeholder engagement and advocacy between the government and citizens, whilst providing technical assistance to the relevant authorities to enable it to respond effectively The proposed TEA program will contribute to the following outcomes: UNSDCF Outcome 3: Palestinian governance institutions, processes, and mechanisms at all levels are more democratic, rights-based, inclusive, and accountable UNDP/PAPP PPF Outcome 1: Improved democratic governance based on the principles of human rights and rule of law, with equitable access to justice and quality public and basic services Indicative Output(s) with gender marker: Output 1: Improved capacities of government institutions for effective and efficient management of public resources in an inclusive and accountable manner Output 2: Improved capacities of public and private service providers for more accountable, inclusive, effective and efficient service provision Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Palestine 2020-2024 Palestina 2020-2024 Strengthened democratic public institutions, including reduced corruption and increased accountability Stärkta, demokratiska, offentliga institutioner, inklusive minskad korruption, samt ökade möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16134-16134A0102 Sweden he TEA program aims at improving The government performance and responsiveness to Palestinian citizens. It will target areas critical to public trust in the government by producing and using robust evidence and analysis to facilitate stakeholder engagement and advocacy between the government and citizens, whilst providing technical assistance to the relevant authorities to enable it to respond effectively The TEA program aims at improving The government performance and responsiveness to Palestinian citizens. It will target areas critical to public trust in the government by producing and using robust evidence and analysis to facilitate stakeholder engagement and advocacy between the government and citizens, whilst providing technical assistance to the relevant authorities to enable it to respond effectively The proposed TEA program will contribute to the following outcomes: UNSDCF Outcome 3: Palestinian governance institutions, processes, and mechanisms at all levels are more democratic, rights-based, inclusive, and accountable UNDP/PAPP PPF Outcome 1: Improved democratic governance based on the principles of human rights and rule of law, with equitable access to justice and quality public and basic services Indicative Output(s) with gender marker: Output 1: Improved capacities of government institutions for effective and efficient management of public resources in an inclusive and accountable manner Output 2: Improved capacities of public and private service providers for more accountable, inclusive, effective and efficient service provision Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 10000000 10000000 20000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 10000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Strengthened capacity for good governance, democracy, the rule of law and accountability, and promoting a two-state solution in accordance with international law. Stärkt kapacitet för god samhällsstyrning, demokrati och rättsstatens principer samt ansvarsutkrävande, och främjande av en tvåstatslösning i enlighet med folkrätten. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16134-16134A0103 Sweden he TEA program aims at improving The government performance and responsiveness to Palestinian citizens. It will target areas critical to public trust in the government by producing and using robust evidence and analysis to facilitate stakeholder engagement and advocacy between the government and citizens, whilst providing technical assistance to the relevant authorities to enable it to respond effectively The TEA program aims at improving The government performance and responsiveness to Palestinian citizens. It will target areas critical to public trust in the government by producing and using robust evidence and analysis to facilitate stakeholder engagement and advocacy between the government and citizens, whilst providing technical assistance to the relevant authorities to enable it to respond effectively The proposed TEA program will contribute to the following outcomes: UNSDCF Outcome 3: Palestinian governance institutions, processes, and mechanisms at all levels are more democratic, rights-based, inclusive, and accountable UNDP/PAPP PPF Outcome 1: Improved democratic governance based on the principles of human rights and rule of law, with equitable access to justice and quality public and basic services Indicative Output(s) with gender marker: Output 1: Improved capacities of government institutions for effective and efficient management of public resources in an inclusive and accountable manner Output 2: Improved capacities of public and private service providers for more accountable, inclusive, effective and efficient service provision Sweden UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 5000000 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme 5000000 UNDP/United Nations Development Programme Regional MENA 2024-2027 Regionalt MENA 2024-2027 Strengthened capacity for good governance, democracy, the rule of law and accountability, and promoting a two-state solution in accordance with international law. Stärkt kapacitet för god samhällsstyrning, demokrati och rättsstatens principer samt ansvarsutkrävande, och främjande av en tvåstatslösning i enlighet med folkrätten. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16386 Sweden The Powering Resilience project aims to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities, particularly Indigenous Peoples and women, in the face of biophysical and socio-economic impacts of climate change and mining in DRC’s tropical forests (both arid and humid). This objective will be achieved by improving restoration, protection, and management of DRC’s forests and woodlands damaged or threatened by mining and by empowering and promoting the participation of women and Indigenous Peoples. The project focuses on mitigating the impacts of climate change and mining and strengthening the capacity of local populations to adapt by building resilience in socio-ecological systems, as well as building the capacity of Indigenous communities to develop and implement Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) solutions that address the needs of women and men. To achieve these objectives, the project will adopt an integrated approach focusing on three intermediate outcomes: 1.Strengthened restoration and protection of forest ecosystems in DRC’s mining affected communities vulnerable to climate change 2.Enhanced ecosystem governance in forest-dependent communities affected by mining in DRC 3. Improved consideration of community interests in plans and strategies for protecting ecosystems and biodiversity, and the exploitation management of critical minerals in the DRC. The project will be implemented in the Arid forests (Savannahs) of Haut Katanga and Lualaba and humid forests of Ituri and Tshopo reaching about 14000 direct beneficiaries and 100 000 indirect beneficiaries. Impact will have offices with staff in Bunia, Kolwezi and Kinshasa. Projektet Powering Resilience syftar till att stärka motståndskraften hos utsatta samhällen, särskilt ursprungsbefolkningar och kvinnor, mot de biofysiska och socioekonomiska effekterna av klimatförändringar och gruvdrift i Demokratiska republiken Kongos tropiska skogar (både torra och fuktiga). Detta mål kommer att uppnås genom förbättrad restaurering, skydd och förvaltning av Kongos skogar och skogsmarker som skadats eller hotas av gruvdrift och genom att stärka och främja kvinnors och ursprungsbefolkningars deltagande. Projektet fokuserar på att mildra effekterna av klimatförändringar och gruvdrift och stärka lokalbefolkningens förmåga att anpassa sig genom att bygga upp resiliens i socioekologiska system, samt bygga upp kapaciteten hos ursprungsbefolkningar att utveckla och genomföra ekosystembaserade anpassningslösningar (EbA) som tillgodoser behoven hos kvinnor och män. För att uppnå dessa mål kommer projektet att anta ett integrerat tillvägagångssätt med fokus på tre delresultat: 1.Stärkt återställande och skydd av skogsekosystem i DRK:s gruvdrabbade samhällen som är sårbara för klimatförändringar 2.Förbättrad ekosystemstyrning i skogsberoende samhällen som påverkas av gruvdrift i Demokratiska republiken Kongo 3. Förbättrad hänsyn till samhällsintressen i planer och strategier för att skydda ekosystem och biologisk mångfald, och exploateringshantering av kritiska mineraler i Demokratiska republiken Kongo. Projektet kommer att genomföras i de torra skogarna (savannerna) i Haut Katanga och Lualaba och de fuktiga skogarna i Ituri och Tshopo och nå cirka 14 000 direkta stödmottagare och 100 000 indirekta stödmottagare. Impact kommer att ha kontor med personal i Bunia, Kolwezi och Kinshasa. The Powering Resilience project aims to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities, particularly Indigenous Peoples and women, in the face of biophysical and socio-economic impacts of climate change and mining in DRCs tropical forests (both arid and humid). This objective will be achieved by improving restoration, protection, and management of DRCs forests and woodlands damaged or threatened by mining and by empowering and promoting the participation of women and Indigenous Peoples. The project focuses on mitigating the impacts of climate change and mining and strengthening the capacity of local populations to adapt by building resilience in socio-ecological systems, as well as building the capacity of Indigenous communities to develop and implement Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) solutions that address the needs of women and men. To achieve these objectives, the project will adopt an integrated approach focusing on three intermediate outcomes: 1.Strengthened restoration and protection of forest ecosystems in DRCs mining affected communities vulnerable to climate change 2.Enhanced ecosystem governance in forest-dependent communities affected by mining in DRC 3. Improved consideration of community interests in plans and strategies for protecting ecosystems and biodiversity, and the exploitation management of critical minerals in the DRC. The project will be implemented in the Arid forests (Savannahs) of Haut Katanga and Lualaba and humid forests of Ituri and Tshopo reaching about 14000 direct beneficiaries and 100 000 indirect beneficiaries. Impact will have offices with staff in Bunia, Kolwezi and Kinshasa. The contribution has several innovative components. In itself it is innovative to have such a strong focus on the connection mining and environment, it is the first of its type in DRC. It will also include the beneficiaries in the development of indicators, shaping of the project and in the monitoring and evaluation of the project. A newly developed monitoring system called Bloom will be used that connects project indicators to larger goals and frameworks such as the SDGs and Principles for Locally Led Adaption that Sida has signed up to. The focus on land rights, IPs and women and conflict resolution is also unique in the project. By assuring rights, knowledge and a strategy for local communities to reduce negative effects of mining also in provinces where mining has not already boomed is a good proactive measure. Finally there are a lot of synergies possible with other civil society actors in the sector as well as private sector and government priorities so the embassy can play an important facilitating role in catalysing the positive effects of the project. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Bio-diversity General Environment Protection During the year of 2025 IMPACT has continued their work in 4 provinces. The embassy did one field visit in Lubumbashi in june 2025 and one field visit in Bunia, Ituri in september 2025. Field visits in Kolwezi and Kisangani were done in March 2026. In Ituri and Tschopo it was not possible to visit the implementation sites due to security reasoins but meetings were held with IMPACT and communities in Bunia and Kisangani instead. THe field visits confrimed that IMPACT and partners have been well received amongst partners and been able to strengthen the organization of local communities and the knowledge about effects of climate change. There is more work to do regarding increased knowledge around the effects of mining and community rights related to mining. For example the embassy took the opportunity to inform communities of their legal right to see Environmental Impact Assessment of mining projects since it is a company obligation to publish them. Apart from the field visits the embassy has also visit trainings regarding nature based solutions for local partners. IMPACT has spent a lot of time and resources on strengthening the local partners. This is giving results but sometimes the lacking capacity of local partners to follow procedures seems to delay activites and training takes time away that could have been put on partner activities in the communities. IMPACT is managing the project well with good communication to the embassy, fulfilling agreement obligations and coordinating consortia members. However the big challenge now is to assure that after two years of preparations/relationship building/dialogue and trainings with and for communities and other actors that the implementation of nature based solutions and income generating activities move forward swiftly to be able to give good result during the project period. Some results from IMPACT in 2025: -Conducted a participatory process to identify AbE solutions tailored to each site, which they validated through inclusive community consultations involving the participation of at least 40% of women and Pygmy indigenous peoples (in provinces where they are present). This process included a feasibility analysis of the targeted AbE actions from ecological, social, and economic perspectives, in order to prepare for their funding and implementation during the third year of the project. -As part of the Restoration and Protection of Ecosystems component, the activities carried out during the second year of the project reached 1,470 beneficiaries directly and indirectly, comprising 715 women and 755 men. -11 community-based local governance structures were established or revitalized in the project areas, primarily in the form of Local Development Committees (CLDs). Five local ecosystem management plans were developed at the community level and ratified at the provincial level in August 2025. In the northern region, for example, these initiatives have encouraged certain mining operators to better fulfill their social and environmental commitments, particularly with regard to the "cahier de charge". In total, the participatory processes implemented engaged more than 150 community members, with significant participation by women (up to 83% at some sites) and increased inclusion of Indigenous peoples, reaching up to 48% of overall representation and 72% within the Multi-Stakeholder Consultation Framework (CCMA). This momentum has helped strengthen the inclusivity and representativeness of local governance bodies. This work of establishing a solid institutional foundation, with legitimate, well-established, and locally recognized structures will be important for the effective implementation of income generating initiatives. -114 local and provincial authorities received training on the links between gender and climate change, which helped to promote the integration of a gender-sensitive approach into environmental policies and initiatives and encourage more inclusive governance. -Performed micro- and macroeconomic analyses to identify the economic opportunities and solutions most conducive to the adoption of AbE measures, including an assessment of the socioeconomic and cultural value of traditional practices and knowledge. Following the consultation and analysis process, four (4) AbE actions were selected in Tshopo Province, three (3) in Ituri, four (4) in Lualaba and three (3) in Haut-Katanga. -A training session on forest monitoring was organized to enable the community to protect its natural resources on its own against poaching and illegal logging. During this training, participants learned how to use a GPS device and the Forest Watch app. -A training program focused on agroforestry and Assisted Natural Regeneration (ANR) was provided to 60 participants (including 42 women) with the aim of promoting the shift away from slash-and-burn agriculture toward sustainable settled agriculture, thereby contributing to climate change mitigation through forest carbon sequestration. - A training in forestry and agroforestry was done based on the AfE action plan developed with the local community. A total of 60 people (including 35 Bantu and 25 Mbuti Indigenous Peoples, with at least 20 women) enhanced their skills, particularly in selecting multi-purpose tree species, natural and assisted regeneration techniques, planting, maintenance (weeding, pruning, and thinning), agroforestry, and monitoring. The hands-on approach, through demonstrations conducted at the community nursery and on fallow land, facilitated the beneficiaries effective mastery of the techniques, thereby strengthening their capacity to adopt sustainable forest resource management practices. -20 beehives were installed in Bafwazana, distributed among indigenous peoples, the Bantu, and management bodies, as an economic alternative to deforestation. -To reinforce the theoretical knowledge gained, exchanges of experiences were organized with the communities of Bafwapada on issues related to fish farming and with the community of Bafwadodi on issues related to beekeepingtwo other communities in the Bafwasende landscape engaged in these activities. Visits to fish ponds and direct interactions with beekeepers facilitated practical, context-specific learning. Thanks to these exchanges of experiences, 15 members of the Bafwambela community (including women and indigenous peoples) were able to deepen their understanding of the challenges, opportunities, and success factors associated with these activities. This activity also helped strengthen collaborative ties among the communities in the region. -Six fish ponds have been constructed and stocked, including two for the PA (women and men), two for the Bantu (women and men), one for the multi-stakeholder consultation body, and one for the CFCL in Bafwambela. This mixed distribution aims to ensure inclusion and equity in the projects implementation, particularly with regard to the sharing of benefits and opportunities offered by the project. -Increased the consideration of environment and biodiversity in the local dvelopment comittees and improved the inclusion of womern and IP in the decision making processes. -Improved the chances of peaceful solutions in natural resource management through held trainings on conflict resolution. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16386-16386A0101 Sweden The Powering Resilience project aims to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities, particularly Indigenous Peoples and women, in the face of biophysical and socio-economic impacts of climate change and mining in DRC’s tropical forests (both arid and humid). This objective will be achieved by improving restoration, protection, and management of DRC’s forests and woodlands damaged or threatened by mining and by empowering and promoting the participation of women and Indigenous Peoples. The project focuses on mitigating the impacts of climate change and mining and strengthening the capacity of local populations to adapt by building resilience in socio-ecological systems, as well as building the capacity of Indigenous communities to develop and implement Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) solutions that address the needs of women and men. To achieve these objectives, the project will adopt an integrated approach focusing on three intermediate outcomes: 1.Strengthened restoration and protection of forest ecosystems in DRC’s mining affected communities vulnerable to climate change 2.Enhanced ecosystem governance in forest-dependent communities affected by mining in DRC 3. Improved consideration of community interests in plans and strategies for protecting ecosystems and biodiversity, and the exploitation management of critical minerals in the DRC. The project will be implemented in the Arid forests (Savannahs) of Haut Katanga and Lualaba and humid forests of Ituri and Tshopo reaching about 14000 direct beneficiaries and 100 000 indirect beneficiaries. Impact will have offices with staff in Bunia, Kolwezi and Kinshasa. Projektet Powering Resilience syftar till att stärka motståndskraften hos utsatta samhällen, särskilt ursprungsbefolkningar och kvinnor, mot de biofysiska och socioekonomiska effekterna av klimatförändringar och gruvdrift i Demokratiska republiken Kongos tropiska skogar (både torra och fuktiga). Detta mål kommer att uppnås genom förbättrad restaurering, skydd och förvaltning av Kongos skogar och skogsmarker som skadats eller hotas av gruvdrift och genom att stärka och främja kvinnors och ursprungsbefolkningars deltagande. Projektet fokuserar på att mildra effekterna av klimatförändringar och gruvdrift och stärka lokalbefolkningens förmåga att anpassa sig genom att bygga upp resiliens i socioekologiska system, samt bygga upp kapaciteten hos ursprungsbefolkningar att utveckla och genomföra ekosystembaserade anpassningslösningar (EbA) som tillgodoser behoven hos kvinnor och män. För att uppnå dessa mål kommer projektet att anta ett integrerat tillvägagångssätt med fokus på tre delresultat: 1.Stärkt återställande och skydd av skogsekosystem i DRK:s gruvdrabbade samhällen som är sårbara för klimatförändringar 2.Förbättrad ekosystemstyrning i skogsberoende samhällen som påverkas av gruvdrift i Demokratiska republiken Kongo 3. Förbättrad hänsyn till samhällsintressen i planer och strategier för att skydda ekosystem och biologisk mångfald, och exploateringshantering av kritiska mineraler i Demokratiska republiken Kongo. Projektet kommer att genomföras i de torra skogarna (savannerna) i Haut Katanga och Lualaba och de fuktiga skogarna i Ituri och Tshopo och nå cirka 14 000 direkta stödmottagare och 100 000 indirekta stödmottagare. Impact kommer att ha kontor med personal i Bunia, Kolwezi och Kinshasa. The Powering Resilience project aims to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities, particularly Indigenous Peoples and women, in the face of biophysical and socio-economic impacts of climate change and mining in DRCs tropical forests (both arid and humid). This objective will be achieved by improving restoration, protection, and management of DRCs forests and woodlands damaged or threatened by mining and by empowering and promoting the participation of women and Indigenous Peoples. The project focuses on mitigating the impacts of climate change and mining and strengthening the capacity of local populations to adapt by building resilience in socio-ecological systems, as well as building the capacity of Indigenous communities to develop and implement Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) solutions that address the needs of women and men. To achieve these objectives, the project will adopt an integrated approach focusing on three intermediate outcomes: 1.Strengthened restoration and protection of forest ecosystems in DRCs mining affected communities vulnerable to climate change 2.Enhanced ecosystem governance in forest-dependent communities affected by mining in DRC 3. Improved consideration of community interests in plans and strategies for protecting ecosystems and biodiversity, and the exploitation management of critical minerals in the DRC. The project will be implemented in the Arid forests (Savannahs) of Haut Katanga and Lualaba and humid forests of Ituri and Tshopo reaching about 14000 direct beneficiaries and 100 000 indirect beneficiaries. Impact will have offices with staff in Bunia, Kolwezi and Kinshasa. The contribution has several innovative components. In itself it is innovative to have such a strong focus on the connection mining and environment, it is the first of its type in DRC. It will also include the beneficiaries in the development of indicators, shaping of the project and in the monitoring and evaluation of the project. A newly developed monitoring system called Bloom will be used that connects project indicators to larger goals and frameworks such as the SDGs and Principles for Locally Led Adaption that Sida has signed up to. The focus on land rights, IPs and women and conflict resolution is also unique in the project. By assuring rights, knowledge and a strategy for local communities to reduce negative effects of mining also in provinces where mining has not already boomed is a good proactive measure. Finally there are a lot of synergies possible with other civil society actors in the sector as well as private sector and government priorities so the embassy can play an important facilitating role in catalysing the positive effects of the project. Sweden Impact Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Impact Ituri The activities take place at this location 1.804736 30.257208 Tchopo The activities take place at this location 0.449217 25.200810 Haut- Katanga The activities take place at this location -10.69712 27.669166 Lualaba The activities take place at this location -10.456639 25.630393 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 0 34992736 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 13000000 0 11992736 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 49992736 Impact 15000000 Impact 10000000 Impact 13000000 Impact 11992736 Impact DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Limited climate impact and increased resilience to climate change Begränsad klimatpåverkan och ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including biological diversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16386-16386A0102 Sweden The Powering Resilience project aims to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities, particularly Indigenous Peoples and women, in the face of biophysical and socio-economic impacts of climate change and mining in DRC’s tropical forests (both arid and humid). This objective will be achieved by improving restoration, protection, and management of DRC’s forests and woodlands damaged or threatened by mining and by empowering and promoting the participation of women and Indigenous Peoples. The project focuses on mitigating the impacts of climate change and mining and strengthening the capacity of local populations to adapt by building resilience in socio-ecological systems, as well as building the capacity of Indigenous communities to develop and implement Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) solutions that address the needs of women and men. To achieve these objectives, the project will adopt an integrated approach focusing on three intermediate outcomes: 1.Strengthened restoration and protection of forest ecosystems in DRC’s mining affected communities vulnerable to climate change 2.Enhanced ecosystem governance in forest-dependent communities affected by mining in DRC 3. Improved consideration of community interests in plans and strategies for protecting ecosystems and biodiversity, and the exploitation management of critical minerals in the DRC. The project will be implemented in the Arid forests (Savannahs) of Haut Katanga and Lualaba and humid forests of Ituri and Tshopo reaching about 14000 direct beneficiaries and 100 000 indirect beneficiaries. Impact will have offices with staff in Bunia, Kolwezi and Kinshasa. Projektet Powering Resilience syftar till att stärka motståndskraften hos utsatta samhällen, särskilt ursprungsbefolkningar och kvinnor, mot de biofysiska och socioekonomiska effekterna av klimatförändringar och gruvdrift i Demokratiska republiken Kongos tropiska skogar (både torra och fuktiga). Detta mål kommer att uppnås genom förbättrad restaurering, skydd och förvaltning av Kongos skogar och skogsmarker som skadats eller hotas av gruvdrift och genom att stärka och främja kvinnors och ursprungsbefolkningars deltagande. Projektet fokuserar på att mildra effekterna av klimatförändringar och gruvdrift och stärka lokalbefolkningens förmåga att anpassa sig genom att bygga upp resiliens i socioekologiska system, samt bygga upp kapaciteten hos ursprungsbefolkningar att utveckla och genomföra ekosystembaserade anpassningslösningar (EbA) som tillgodoser behoven hos kvinnor och män. För att uppnå dessa mål kommer projektet att anta ett integrerat tillvägagångssätt med fokus på tre delresultat: 1.Stärkt återställande och skydd av skogsekosystem i DRK:s gruvdrabbade samhällen som är sårbara för klimatförändringar 2.Förbättrad ekosystemstyrning i skogsberoende samhällen som påverkas av gruvdrift i Demokratiska republiken Kongo 3. Förbättrad hänsyn till samhällsintressen i planer och strategier för att skydda ekosystem och biologisk mångfald, och exploateringshantering av kritiska mineraler i Demokratiska republiken Kongo. Projektet kommer att genomföras i de torra skogarna (savannerna) i Haut Katanga och Lualaba och de fuktiga skogarna i Ituri och Tshopo och nå cirka 14 000 direkta stödmottagare och 100 000 indirekta stödmottagare. Impact kommer att ha kontor med personal i Bunia, Kolwezi och Kinshasa. The Powering Resilience project aims to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities, particularly Indigenous Peoples and women, in the face of biophysical and socio-economic impacts of climate change and mining in DRCs tropical forests (both arid and humid). This objective will be achieved by improving restoration, protection, and management of DRCs forests and woodlands damaged or threatened by mining and by empowering and promoting the participation of women and Indigenous Peoples. The project focuses on mitigating the impacts of climate change and mining and strengthening the capacity of local populations to adapt by building resilience in socio-ecological systems, as well as building the capacity of Indigenous communities to develop and implement Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) solutions that address the needs of women and men. To achieve these objectives, the project will adopt an integrated approach focusing on three intermediate outcomes: 1.Strengthened restoration and protection of forest ecosystems in DRCs mining affected communities vulnerable to climate change 2.Enhanced ecosystem governance in forest-dependent communities affected by mining in DRC 3. Improved consideration of community interests in plans and strategies for protecting ecosystems and biodiversity, and the exploitation management of critical minerals in the DRC. The project will be implemented in the Arid forests (Savannahs) of Haut Katanga and Lualaba and humid forests of Ituri and Tshopo reaching about 14000 direct beneficiaries and 100 000 indirect beneficiaries. Impact will have offices with staff in Bunia, Kolwezi and Kinshasa. The contribution has several innovative components. In itself it is innovative to have such a strong focus on the connection mining and environment, it is the first of its type in DRC. It will also include the beneficiaries in the development of indicators, shaping of the project and in the monitoring and evaluation of the project. A newly developed monitoring system called Bloom will be used that connects project indicators to larger goals and frameworks such as the SDGs and Principles for Locally Led Adaption that Sida has signed up to. The focus on land rights, IPs and women and conflict resolution is also unique in the project. By assuring rights, knowledge and a strategy for local communities to reduce negative effects of mining also in provinces where mining has not already boomed is a good proactive measure. Finally there are a lot of synergies possible with other civil society actors in the sector as well as private sector and government priorities so the embassy can play an important facilitating role in catalysing the positive effects of the project. Sweden Impact Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Impact 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 13408725 16591275 13408725 6591275 10000000 30000000 Impact 13408725 Impact DR Congo 2026-2031 DR Kongo 2026-2031 Accelerated green transition that promotes greater adaptation to climate change and protection of ecosystems and biodiversity. Påskyndad grön omställning som främjar stärkt klimatanpassning samt skydd för ekosystem och biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened democratic development, with greater respect for human rights and freedoms and the rule of law, and the freedom and empowerment of women and girls. Stärkt demokratisk utveckling, med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer samt frihet och egenmakt för kvinnor och flickor Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16386-16386A0201 Sweden The Powering Resilience project aims to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities, particularly Indigenous Peoples and women, in the face of biophysical and socio-economic impacts of climate change and mining in DRC’s tropical forests (both arid and humid). This objective will be achieved by improving restoration, protection, and management of DRC’s forests and woodlands damaged or threatened by mining and by empowering and promoting the participation of women and Indigenous Peoples. The project focuses on mitigating the impacts of climate change and mining and strengthening the capacity of local populations to adapt by building resilience in socio-ecological systems, as well as building the capacity of Indigenous communities to develop and implement Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) solutions that address the needs of women and men. To achieve these objectives, the project will adopt an integrated approach focusing on three intermediate outcomes: 1.Strengthened restoration and protection of forest ecosystems in DRC’s mining affected communities vulnerable to climate change 2.Enhanced ecosystem governance in forest-dependent communities affected by mining in DRC 3. Improved consideration of community interests in plans and strategies for protecting ecosystems and biodiversity, and the exploitation management of critical minerals in the DRC. The project will be implemented in the Arid forests (Savannahs) of Haut Katanga and Lualaba and humid forests of Ituri and Tshopo reaching about 14000 direct beneficiaries and 100 000 indirect beneficiaries. Impact will have offices with staff in Bunia, Kolwezi and Kinshasa. Projektet Powering Resilience syftar till att stärka motståndskraften hos utsatta samhällen, särskilt ursprungsbefolkningar och kvinnor, mot de biofysiska och socioekonomiska effekterna av klimatförändringar och gruvdrift i Demokratiska republiken Kongos tropiska skogar (både torra och fuktiga). Detta mål kommer att uppnås genom förbättrad restaurering, skydd och förvaltning av Kongos skogar och skogsmarker som skadats eller hotas av gruvdrift och genom att stärka och främja kvinnors och ursprungsbefolkningars deltagande. Projektet fokuserar på att mildra effekterna av klimatförändringar och gruvdrift och stärka lokalbefolkningens förmåga att anpassa sig genom att bygga upp resiliens i socioekologiska system, samt bygga upp kapaciteten hos ursprungsbefolkningar att utveckla och genomföra ekosystembaserade anpassningslösningar (EbA) som tillgodoser behoven hos kvinnor och män. För att uppnå dessa mål kommer projektet att anta ett integrerat tillvägagångssätt med fokus på tre delresultat: 1.Stärkt återställande och skydd av skogsekosystem i DRK:s gruvdrabbade samhällen som är sårbara för klimatförändringar 2.Förbättrad ekosystemstyrning i skogsberoende samhällen som påverkas av gruvdrift i Demokratiska republiken Kongo 3. Förbättrad hänsyn till samhällsintressen i planer och strategier för att skydda ekosystem och biologisk mångfald, och exploateringshantering av kritiska mineraler i Demokratiska republiken Kongo. Projektet kommer att genomföras i de torra skogarna (savannerna) i Haut Katanga och Lualaba och de fuktiga skogarna i Ituri och Tshopo och nå cirka 14 000 direkta stödmottagare och 100 000 indirekta stödmottagare. Impact kommer att ha kontor med personal i Bunia, Kolwezi och Kinshasa. The Powering Resilience project aims to enhance the resilience of vulnerable communities, particularly Indigenous Peoples and women, in the face of biophysical and socio-economic impacts of climate change and mining in DRCs tropical forests (both arid and humid). This objective will be achieved by improving restoration, protection, and management of DRCs forests and woodlands damaged or threatened by mining and by empowering and promoting the participation of women and Indigenous Peoples. The project focuses on mitigating the impacts of climate change and mining and strengthening the capacity of local populations to adapt by building resilience in socio-ecological systems, as well as building the capacity of Indigenous communities to develop and implement Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) solutions that address the needs of women and men. To achieve these objectives, the project will adopt an integrated approach focusing on three intermediate outcomes: 1.Strengthened restoration and protection of forest ecosystems in DRCs mining affected communities vulnerable to climate change 2.Enhanced ecosystem governance in forest-dependent communities affected by mining in DRC 3. Improved consideration of community interests in plans and strategies for protecting ecosystems and biodiversity, and the exploitation management of critical minerals in the DRC. The project will be implemented in the Arid forests (Savannahs) of Haut Katanga and Lualaba and humid forests of Ituri and Tshopo reaching about 14000 direct beneficiaries and 100 000 indirect beneficiaries. Impact will have offices with staff in Bunia, Kolwezi and Kinshasa. The contribution has several innovative components. In itself it is innovative to have such a strong focus on the connection mining and environment, it is the first of its type in DRC. It will also include the beneficiaries in the development of indicators, shaping of the project and in the monitoring and evaluation of the project. A newly developed monitoring system called Bloom will be used that connects project indicators to larger goals and frameworks such as the SDGs and Principles for Locally Led Adaption that Sida has signed up to. The focus on land rights, IPs and women and conflict resolution is also unique in the project. By assuring rights, knowledge and a strategy for local communities to reduce negative effects of mining also in provinces where mining has not already boomed is a good proactive measure. Finally there are a lot of synergies possible with other civil society actors in the sector as well as private sector and government priorities so the embassy can play an important facilitating role in catalysing the positive effects of the project. Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 184000 0 184000 184000 Ernst & Young 184000 Ernst & Young DR Congo 2021-2025 DR Kongo 2021-2025 Limited climate impact and increased resilience to climate change Begränsad klimatpåverkan och ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including biological diversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16389 Sweden African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) together with Indigenous Livelihood Enhancement Partners (ILEPA Kenya) and Land Development and Governance Institute (LDGI) made a presentation to the Kenya Development Section on 3rd October, 2022 on the need for response for biodiversity conservation in the Southern Landscape of Kenya to address biodiversity loss in the landscape especially due to the perennial drought, growing human population and threat of urbanisation impacting very heavily on wildlife as well as community livelihoods in the Maasai Mara­-Amboseli­-Tsavo ecosystem, in the southern landscape of Kenya in Narok, Kajiado and Taita Taveta. Outcome 1: Restored, enhanced, and protected biodiversity for increased climate resilience in productive and protective landscapes Outcome 2: Improved livelihood of communities through biodiversity-­based enterprises and developed value chains Outcome 3: Strengthened and coordinated community­based knowledge and national monitoring systems for biodiversity conservation Outcome 4: Enhanced County capacity for climate change mainstreaming into County biodiversity and environmental policies and plans. Outcome 5: Enhanced governance of community land to strengthen biodiversity conservation and protections including benefits for rights holder African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) genomförde tillsammans med Indigenous Livelihood Enhancement Partners (ILEPA Kenya) och Land Development and Governance Institute (LDGI) en presentation för Kenya Development Section den 3 oktober 2022 om behovet av insatser för biologisk mångfaldsbevarande i det södra landskapet i Kenya. Presentationen fokuserade på att hantera förlusten av biologisk mångfald i landskapet, särskilt till följd av den återkommande torkan, den växande mänskliga befolkningen samt hotet från urbanisering, vilka har mycket allvarliga konsekvenser för både vilda djur och lokalsamhällenas försörjningsmöjligheter i Maasai Mara–Amboseli–Tsavo-ekosystemet, i de södra delarna av Kenya i Narok, Kajiado och Taita Taveta. Resultat 1: Återställd, stärkt och skyddad biologisk mångfald för ökad klimatresiliens i produktiva och skyddande landskap. Resultat 2: Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för samhällen genom biodiversitetsbaserade företag och utvecklade värdekedjor. Resultat 3: Stärkta och samordnade samhällsbaserade kunskapssystem samt nationella övervakningssystem för bevarande av biologisk mångfald. Resultat 4: Förstärkt kapacitet på länsnivå för integrering av klimatförändringsperspektiv i länens policyer och planer för biologisk mångfald och miljö. Resultat 5: Förbättrad styrning av gemensam mark för att stärka bevarandet och skyddet av biologisk mångfald, inklusive fördelar för rättighetsinnehavare. This project is implemented by partners' - African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) who are a major international conservation organization focused on protecting wildlife and habitats in Africa. The focus of this contribution is on conserving and restoring Southern Kenya's ecosystems and their services to improve resilience, integrity, and connectivity to deliver sustainable and decent livelihoods. An integrated approach to conservation, development, and human well-being will ensure that productive use of land and related resources are planned to safeguard and restore important critical productive assets and ecosystem services and bend the curve on biodiversity loss so that these ecosystems and biodiversity underpin sustainable inclusive socio-economic development and the well-being of the targeted communities. The following objectives are pursued: Objective 1: Restored, enhanced, and protected biodiversity for increased climate resilience in productive and protective landscapes Objective 2: Improved livelihood of communities through biodiversity-based enterprises and developed value chains Objective 3: Strengthened and Coordinated community-based knowledge and national monitoring systems for biodiversity conservation Objective 4: Enhanced County capacity for climate change mainstreaming into County biodiversity and environmental policies and plans Objective 5: Enhanced governance of community land to strengthen biodiversity conservation and protections including benefits for rights holders Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Bio-diversity General Environment Protection Year 2 achieved strong ecological and community level outcomes, with progress in restoration, water security, livelihoods, and policy support. While audit, procurement, and environmental constraints shows some delays, these were managed through technical redesigns, strengthened partner coordination, and documentation of deviations. The project is well positioned for accelerated delivery in Year 3 with corrective actions and The Embassy's approvals underway. Some unexpected but positive indirect outcomes included increased women and youth demonstrated stronger than anticipated leadership in natural resource management groups, indigenous Maasai Food Festival generated regional interest, enhancing cultural knowledge exchange and climate resilience dialogue, county level conservation governance shifts (e.g., Amboseli National Park management transition) created new partnership opportunities leveraged by the project. Overall, the impactful results as per objective included: 1. Biodiversity Restoration & Protection Major Progress (67% of target achieved) 3,700.07 hectares of land have been restored, protected, or enhanced-representing 67% of the 5,519.93 ha project target. 104.71 ha restored through Farmer Managed Natural Regeneration (FMNR) by 98 farmers, strengthening drought resilience and reducing humanwildlife conflict. 2,482.48 ha of riparian, catchments, and wetlands protected through reactivated Water Resource Users Associations (WRUAs) and community stewardship. Water pans desilted and rehabilitated in Lumo, Maungu, and Tsavo East National Parknow critical wildlifelivestock water sources attracting elephants, giraffes and livestock daily, and reducing pressure on degraded areas. 800 households and over 5,000 livestock benefiting from rehabilitated springs in Naikara. 7000 tilapia fingerlings stocked in Lake Jipe fishponds, providing alternative livelihoods and reducing pressure on the lake. 2. Livelihoods & Nature Based Enterprises Laying Strong Foundations, the project initiated key livelihood models that will scale significantly in Years 34. 143 households engaged in pasture production enterprises land leasing models developed to accelerate expansion. Beef production strengthened at Kasigau Ranch through livestock planning and staff training. Water access interventions (rock catchments, rooftop harvesting, village systems) designed to reach 4,000 beneficiaries. Strong partnerships with County Governments supporting tourism, conservation enterprises, and value-chain development. NB: Livelihood rollout was slower than planned due to land disputes, climate extremes, and shift from land purchase to leasing, but is now positioned for scale. 3. Community Knowledge & Monitoring Strengthened Two biodiversity monitoring protocols developed and undergoing validation. Community balance scorecards launched across all three counties, revealing governance and landuse gaps and enabling targeted action. Digitization of Spatial Data Infrastructure initiated for Kajiado and Taita Taveta, improving evidence-based planning. Research assistants and technical county staff trained in environmental monitoring and GIS. 4. Climate Change Mainstreaming in County Policy Climate considerations integrated into three major county plans: Taita Taveta spatial plan, Ndara B Land use plan & Amboseli Ecosystem land use plan 50 climate campaigns conducted - expanding public engagement and awareness. County officials trained on sustainable land management, climate adaptation and biodiversity governance. The historic transfer of Amboseli National Park to Kajiado County Government, with AWF serving as a key technical partner in ensuring ecological and community safeguards. 5. Community Land Governance & Benefit Sharing Improved 57% of community land areas in the project landscape now applying improved governance and biodiversity protection measures. 618 rights holders reporting increased access to benefits from conserved and protected areas. CLMCs and Land Control Boards trained on land-use planning, environmental management, and conflict resolution. Benefit sharing guidelines and investor engagement frameworks developed for Kasigau, Mbulia, Oza, and Tari B communities. Community sensitization on carbon markets conducted to protect communities from exploitative brokers. The first year of implementation was marred by several challenges which contributed to delays in implementation. These included the early rains/EL Nino in October/November 2023, Gen-Z led demonstrations, limited budget lines, drought which affected restoration activities, delay in provision of requisite documents by Kenya Wildlife Service to equip the borehole in Tsavo East National Park, local politics in Narok that slowed implementation of forest conservation and low response by vendors in the procurement process. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16389-16389A0101 Sweden African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) together with Indigenous Livelihood Enhancement Partners (ILEPA Kenya) and Land Development and Governance Institute (LDGI) made a presentation to the Kenya Development Section on 3rd October, 2022 on the need for response for biodiversity conservation in the Southern Landscape of Kenya to address biodiversity loss in the landscape especially due to the perennial drought, growing human population and threat of urbanisation impacting very heavily on wildlife as well as community livelihoods in the Maasai Mara­-Amboseli­-Tsavo ecosystem, in the southern landscape of Kenya in Narok, Kajiado and Taita Taveta. Outcome 1: Restored, enhanced, and protected biodiversity for increased climate resilience in productive and protective landscapes Outcome 2: Improved livelihood of communities through biodiversity-­based enterprises and developed value chains Outcome 3: Strengthened and coordinated community­based knowledge and national monitoring systems for biodiversity conservation Outcome 4: Enhanced County capacity for climate change mainstreaming into County biodiversity and environmental policies and plans. Outcome 5: Enhanced governance of community land to strengthen biodiversity conservation and protections including benefits for rights holder African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) genomförde tillsammans med Indigenous Livelihood Enhancement Partners (ILEPA Kenya) och Land Development and Governance Institute (LDGI) en presentation för Kenya Development Section den 3 oktober 2022 om behovet av insatser för biologisk mångfaldsbevarande i det södra landskapet i Kenya. Presentationen fokuserade på att hantera förlusten av biologisk mångfald i landskapet, särskilt till följd av den återkommande torkan, den växande mänskliga befolkningen samt hotet från urbanisering, vilka har mycket allvarliga konsekvenser för både vilda djur och lokalsamhällenas försörjningsmöjligheter i Maasai Mara–Amboseli–Tsavo-ekosystemet, i de södra delarna av Kenya i Narok, Kajiado och Taita Taveta. Resultat 1: Återställd, stärkt och skyddad biologisk mångfald för ökad klimatresiliens i produktiva och skyddande landskap. Resultat 2: Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för samhällen genom biodiversitetsbaserade företag och utvecklade värdekedjor. Resultat 3: Stärkta och samordnade samhällsbaserade kunskapssystem samt nationella övervakningssystem för bevarande av biologisk mångfald. Resultat 4: Förstärkt kapacitet på länsnivå för integrering av klimatförändringsperspektiv i länens policyer och planer för biologisk mångfald och miljö. Resultat 5: Förbättrad styrning av gemensam mark för att stärka bevarandet och skyddet av biologisk mångfald, inklusive fördelar för rättighetsinnehavare. This project is implemented by partners' - African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) who are a major international conservation organization focused on protecting wildlife and habitats in Africa. The focus of this contribution is on conserving and restoring Southern Kenya's ecosystems and their services to improve resilience, integrity, and connectivity to deliver sustainable and decent livelihoods. An integrated approach to conservation, development, and human well-being will ensure that productive use of land and related resources are planned to safeguard and restore important critical productive assets and ecosystem services and bend the curve on biodiversity loss so that these ecosystems and biodiversity underpin sustainable inclusive socio-economic development and the well-being of the targeted communities. The following objectives are pursued: Objective 1: Restored, enhanced, and protected biodiversity for increased climate resilience in productive and protective landscapes Objective 2: Improved livelihood of communities through biodiversity-based enterprises and developed value chains Objective 3: Strengthened and Coordinated community-based knowledge and national monitoring systems for biodiversity conservation Objective 4: Enhanced County capacity for climate change mainstreaming into County biodiversity and environmental policies and plans Objective 5: Enhanced governance of community land to strengthen biodiversity conservation and protections including benefits for rights holders Sweden African Wildlife Foundation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency African Wildlife Foundation 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 24497000 0 19000000 -1342545 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -1342545 15000000 9497000 0 19000000 42154455 African Wildlife Foundation 15000000 African Wildlife Foundation 9497000 African Wildlife Foundation 19000000 African Wildlife Foundation -1342545 African Wildlife Foundation Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Limited climate impact and increased resistance in the face of climate change Begränsad klimatpåverkan och ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including biodiversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16389-16389A0102 Sweden African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) together with Indigenous Livelihood Enhancement Partners (ILEPA Kenya) and Land Development and Governance Institute (LDGI) made a presentation to the Kenya Development Section on 3rd October, 2022 on the need for response for biodiversity conservation in the Southern Landscape of Kenya to address biodiversity loss in the landscape especially due to the perennial drought, growing human population and threat of urbanisation impacting very heavily on wildlife as well as community livelihoods in the Maasai Mara­-Amboseli­-Tsavo ecosystem, in the southern landscape of Kenya in Narok, Kajiado and Taita Taveta. Outcome 1: Restored, enhanced, and protected biodiversity for increased climate resilience in productive and protective landscapes Outcome 2: Improved livelihood of communities through biodiversity-­based enterprises and developed value chains Outcome 3: Strengthened and coordinated community­based knowledge and national monitoring systems for biodiversity conservation Outcome 4: Enhanced County capacity for climate change mainstreaming into County biodiversity and environmental policies and plans. Outcome 5: Enhanced governance of community land to strengthen biodiversity conservation and protections including benefits for rights holder African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) genomförde tillsammans med Indigenous Livelihood Enhancement Partners (ILEPA Kenya) och Land Development and Governance Institute (LDGI) en presentation för Kenya Development Section den 3 oktober 2022 om behovet av insatser för biologisk mångfaldsbevarande i det södra landskapet i Kenya. Presentationen fokuserade på att hantera förlusten av biologisk mångfald i landskapet, särskilt till följd av den återkommande torkan, den växande mänskliga befolkningen samt hotet från urbanisering, vilka har mycket allvarliga konsekvenser för både vilda djur och lokalsamhällenas försörjningsmöjligheter i Maasai Mara–Amboseli–Tsavo-ekosystemet, i de södra delarna av Kenya i Narok, Kajiado och Taita Taveta. Resultat 1: Återställd, stärkt och skyddad biologisk mångfald för ökad klimatresiliens i produktiva och skyddande landskap. Resultat 2: Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för samhällen genom biodiversitetsbaserade företag och utvecklade värdekedjor. Resultat 3: Stärkta och samordnade samhällsbaserade kunskapssystem samt nationella övervakningssystem för bevarande av biologisk mångfald. Resultat 4: Förstärkt kapacitet på länsnivå för integrering av klimatförändringsperspektiv i länens policyer och planer för biologisk mångfald och miljö. Resultat 5: Förbättrad styrning av gemensam mark för att stärka bevarandet och skyddet av biologisk mångfald, inklusive fördelar för rättighetsinnehavare. This project is implemented by partners' - African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) who are a major international conservation organization focused on protecting wildlife and habitats in Africa. The focus of this contribution is on conserving and restoring Southern Kenya's ecosystems and their services to improve resilience, integrity, and connectivity to deliver sustainable and decent livelihoods. An integrated approach to conservation, development, and human well-being will ensure that productive use of land and related resources are planned to safeguard and restore important critical productive assets and ecosystem services and bend the curve on biodiversity loss so that these ecosystems and biodiversity underpin sustainable inclusive socio-economic development and the well-being of the targeted communities. The following objectives are pursued: Objective 1: Restored, enhanced, and protected biodiversity for increased climate resilience in productive and protective landscapes Objective 2: Improved livelihood of communities through biodiversity-based enterprises and developed value chains Objective 3: Strengthened and Coordinated community-based knowledge and national monitoring systems for biodiversity conservation Objective 4: Enhanced County capacity for climate change mainstreaming into County biodiversity and environmental policies and plans Objective 5: Enhanced governance of community land to strengthen biodiversity conservation and protections including benefits for rights holders Sweden African Wildlife Foundation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency African Wildlife Foundation 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -3997000 0 -3997000 -3997000 African Wildlife Foundation -3997000 African Wildlife Foundation Kenya 2026-2031 Kenya 2026-2031 Improved Livelihoods through Inclusive Institutions, Digitization and Trade. (Unofficial translation) Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter genom inkluderande institutioner, digitalisering och handel. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened democratic development with increased respect for human rights and freedoms, the principles of the rule of law, and freedom and empowerment for women and girls. (Unofficial translation) Stärkt demokratisk utveckling med ökad respekt för mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer samt frihet och egenmakt för kvinnor och flickor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Accelerated green transition that promotes sustainable growth. (Unofficial translation) Påskyndad grön omställning som främjar hållbar tillväxt. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16389-16389A0201 Sweden African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) together with Indigenous Livelihood Enhancement Partners (ILEPA Kenya) and Land Development and Governance Institute (LDGI) made a presentation to the Kenya Development Section on 3rd October, 2022 on the need for response for biodiversity conservation in the Southern Landscape of Kenya to address biodiversity loss in the landscape especially due to the perennial drought, growing human population and threat of urbanisation impacting very heavily on wildlife as well as community livelihoods in the Maasai Mara­-Amboseli­-Tsavo ecosystem, in the southern landscape of Kenya in Narok, Kajiado and Taita Taveta. Outcome 1: Restored, enhanced, and protected biodiversity for increased climate resilience in productive and protective landscapes Outcome 2: Improved livelihood of communities through biodiversity-­based enterprises and developed value chains Outcome 3: Strengthened and coordinated community­based knowledge and national monitoring systems for biodiversity conservation Outcome 4: Enhanced County capacity for climate change mainstreaming into County biodiversity and environmental policies and plans. Outcome 5: Enhanced governance of community land to strengthen biodiversity conservation and protections including benefits for rights holder African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) genomförde tillsammans med Indigenous Livelihood Enhancement Partners (ILEPA Kenya) och Land Development and Governance Institute (LDGI) en presentation för Kenya Development Section den 3 oktober 2022 om behovet av insatser för biologisk mångfaldsbevarande i det södra landskapet i Kenya. Presentationen fokuserade på att hantera förlusten av biologisk mångfald i landskapet, särskilt till följd av den återkommande torkan, den växande mänskliga befolkningen samt hotet från urbanisering, vilka har mycket allvarliga konsekvenser för både vilda djur och lokalsamhällenas försörjningsmöjligheter i Maasai Mara–Amboseli–Tsavo-ekosystemet, i de södra delarna av Kenya i Narok, Kajiado och Taita Taveta. Resultat 1: Återställd, stärkt och skyddad biologisk mångfald för ökad klimatresiliens i produktiva och skyddande landskap. Resultat 2: Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för samhällen genom biodiversitetsbaserade företag och utvecklade värdekedjor. Resultat 3: Stärkta och samordnade samhällsbaserade kunskapssystem samt nationella övervakningssystem för bevarande av biologisk mångfald. Resultat 4: Förstärkt kapacitet på länsnivå för integrering av klimatförändringsperspektiv i länens policyer och planer för biologisk mångfald och miljö. Resultat 5: Förbättrad styrning av gemensam mark för att stärka bevarandet och skyddet av biologisk mångfald, inklusive fördelar för rättighetsinnehavare. This project is implemented by partners' - African Wildlife Foundation (AWF) who are a major international conservation organization focused on protecting wildlife and habitats in Africa. The focus of this contribution is on conserving and restoring Southern Kenya's ecosystems and their services to improve resilience, integrity, and connectivity to deliver sustainable and decent livelihoods. An integrated approach to conservation, development, and human well-being will ensure that productive use of land and related resources are planned to safeguard and restore important critical productive assets and ecosystem services and bend the curve on biodiversity loss so that these ecosystems and biodiversity underpin sustainable inclusive socio-economic development and the well-being of the targeted communities. The following objectives are pursued: Objective 1: Restored, enhanced, and protected biodiversity for increased climate resilience in productive and protective landscapes Objective 2: Improved livelihood of communities through biodiversity-based enterprises and developed value chains Objective 3: Strengthened and Coordinated community-based knowledge and national monitoring systems for biodiversity conservation Objective 4: Enhanced County capacity for climate change mainstreaming into County biodiversity and environmental policies and plans Objective 5: Enhanced governance of community land to strengthen biodiversity conservation and protections including benefits for rights holders Sweden Baker Tilly Meralis Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Baker Tilly Meralis Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 103492 0 103492 103492 Baker Tilly Meralis 103492.73 Baker Tilly Meralis Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, including biodiversity Hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, inklusive biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16408 Sweden SNV Amplifying Youth Enterprises and Trade in Zimbabwe (AYET) project seeks to improve youth livelihoods and prospects through supporting access to “green” employment, entrepreneurial and trade opportunities in agri-food, renewable energy and emerging sectors in Zimbabwe SNV:s projekt Amplifying Youth Enterprises and Trade in Zimbabwe (AYET) syftar till att förbättra ungdomars försörjningsmöjligheter och framtidsutsikter genom att stödja tillgången till ”gröna” anställningar, entreprenörskap och handelsmöjligheter inom jordbruk och livsmedel, förnybar energi och andra framväxande sektorer i Zimbabwe The overall goal of the AYET project is improved youth livelihoods and prospects, through green employment and entrepreneurial and trade opportunities in agri-food, renewable energy, and emerging sectors. The key objectives of the project are: 1. Match young people to economic opportunities in their communities with an emphasis on trade, climate resilience, and market development, and increased financial inclusion. 2. Increase access to employment and entrepreneurial skills development opportunities. 3. Support young people and financial institutions to access and develop appropriate financial products and services. 4. Contribute to supporting the creation of an enabling environment for youth participation in business. Over the duration of project, a total of 13,000 youth and women will be reached directly and 52,000 indirectly in Zimbabwe, through both Sida and SDC support, with 50% being female. The project emphasizes jobs that support climate mitigation and resilience. By creating inclusive economic growth and sustainable livelihoods for un- and underemployed young women and men, the project will: a) Aim for integrating of emerging youth and women-led enterprises into pockets of economic growth. This will be done by improving business development support for promising youth-led enterprises, helping young people to gain technical skills and productive assets, and linking promising youth entrepreneur groups to higher value and export markets. b) Support profitable youth-led enterprises in agri-food systems to increase sustainable productivity and climate change resilience. c) Work with strategic knowledge institutions, private companies, youth-focused CSOs and other ecosystem actors, to develop and promote trade, climate-smart products, digital solution, and innovative financial products. These will include both rural and urban youths and women in the geographic areas of Manicaland, Mashonaland East, Matabeleland South, Harare, and Bulawayo provinces. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Business development services Agricultural financial services Business & Other Services Agriculture The project has achieved several important results despite the significant reduction in budget and implementation timeframe. Notably, it has contributed to increased access to employment and entrepreneurial skills for young people and has supported the development of a more enabling environment for youth participation in business through engagement with key system actors, including agricultural colleges, government institutions, local authorities, and private-sector actors. These achievements demonstrate that the intervention remains relevant and capable of delivering outcome-level results within the remaining scope and timeframe, even though the scale and long-term sustainability of these results are constrained. A more detailed and comprehensive assessment of achieved results, including progress against outputs and outcomes as reported by the implementing partner, will be provided by Sophie from Sida HQ based on the submitted narrative report. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16408-16408A0101 Sweden SNV Amplifying Youth Enterprises and Trade in Zimbabwe (AYET) project seeks to improve youth livelihoods and prospects through supporting access to “green” employment, entrepreneurial and trade opportunities in agri-food, renewable energy and emerging sectors in Zimbabwe SNV:s projekt Amplifying Youth Enterprises and Trade in Zimbabwe (AYET) syftar till att förbättra ungdomars försörjningsmöjligheter och framtidsutsikter genom att stödja tillgången till ”gröna” anställningar, entreprenörskap och handelsmöjligheter inom jordbruk och livsmedel, förnybar energi och andra framväxande sektorer i Zimbabwe The overall goal of the AYET project is improved youth livelihoods and prospects, through green employment and entrepreneurial and trade opportunities in agri-food, renewable energy, and emerging sectors. The key objectives of the project are: 1. Match young people to economic opportunities in their communities with an emphasis on trade, climate resilience, and market development, and increased financial inclusion. 2. Increase access to employment and entrepreneurial skills development opportunities. 3. Support young people and financial institutions to access and develop appropriate financial products and services. 4. Contribute to supporting the creation of an enabling environment for youth participation in business. Over the duration of project, a total of 13,000 youth and women will be reached directly and 52,000 indirectly in Zimbabwe, through both Sida and SDC support, with 50% being female. The project emphasizes jobs that support climate mitigation and resilience. By creating inclusive economic growth and sustainable livelihoods for un- and underemployed young women and men, the project will: a) Aim for integrating of emerging youth and women-led enterprises into pockets of economic growth. This will be done by improving business development support for promising youth-led enterprises, helping young people to gain technical skills and productive assets, and linking promising youth entrepreneur groups to higher value and export markets. b) Support profitable youth-led enterprises in agri-food systems to increase sustainable productivity and climate change resilience. c) Work with strategic knowledge institutions, private companies, youth-focused CSOs and other ecosystem actors, to develop and promote trade, climate-smart products, digital solution, and innovative financial products. These will include both rural and urban youths and women in the geographic areas of Manicaland, Mashonaland East, Matabeleland South, Harare, and Bulawayo provinces. Sweden SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 8000000 9000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2000000 0 0 4000000 5000000 6000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 17000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 2000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 6000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 4000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation 5000000 SNV/Netherlands Development Organisation Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Increased gender equality, including enjoyment of and respect for SRHR Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive åtnjutande av och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for productive employment with decent working conditions Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16408-16408A0201 Sweden SNV Amplifying Youth Enterprises and Trade in Zimbabwe (AYET) project seeks to improve youth livelihoods and prospects through supporting access to “green” employment, entrepreneurial and trade opportunities in agri-food, renewable energy and emerging sectors in Zimbabwe SNV:s projekt Amplifying Youth Enterprises and Trade in Zimbabwe (AYET) syftar till att förbättra ungdomars försörjningsmöjligheter och framtidsutsikter genom att stödja tillgången till ”gröna” anställningar, entreprenörskap och handelsmöjligheter inom jordbruk och livsmedel, förnybar energi och andra framväxande sektorer i Zimbabwe The overall goal of the AYET project is improved youth livelihoods and prospects, through green employment and entrepreneurial and trade opportunities in agri-food, renewable energy, and emerging sectors. The key objectives of the project are: 1. Match young people to economic opportunities in their communities with an emphasis on trade, climate resilience, and market development, and increased financial inclusion. 2. Increase access to employment and entrepreneurial skills development opportunities. 3. Support young people and financial institutions to access and develop appropriate financial products and services. 4. Contribute to supporting the creation of an enabling environment for youth participation in business. Over the duration of project, a total of 13,000 youth and women will be reached directly and 52,000 indirectly in Zimbabwe, through both Sida and SDC support, with 50% being female. The project emphasizes jobs that support climate mitigation and resilience. By creating inclusive economic growth and sustainable livelihoods for un- and underemployed young women and men, the project will: a) Aim for integrating of emerging youth and women-led enterprises into pockets of economic growth. This will be done by improving business development support for promising youth-led enterprises, helping young people to gain technical skills and productive assets, and linking promising youth entrepreneur groups to higher value and export markets. b) Support profitable youth-led enterprises in agri-food systems to increase sustainable productivity and climate change resilience. c) Work with strategic knowledge institutions, private companies, youth-focused CSOs and other ecosystem actors, to develop and promote trade, climate-smart products, digital solution, and innovative financial products. These will include both rural and urban youths and women in the geographic areas of Manicaland, Mashonaland East, Matabeleland South, Harare, and Bulawayo provinces. Sweden Baker Tilly Gwatidzo Chartered Accountants Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Baker Tilly Gwatidzo Chartered Accountants 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 98210 98210 0 98210 Baker Tilly Gwatidzo Chartered Accountants 98210.3 Baker Tilly Gwatidzo Chartered Accountants Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Improved conditions for productive employment with decent working conditions Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16408-16408A0401 Sweden SNV Amplifying Youth Enterprises and Trade in Zimbabwe (AYET) project seeks to improve youth livelihoods and prospects through supporting access to “green” employment, entrepreneurial and trade opportunities in agri-food, renewable energy and emerging sectors in Zimbabwe SNV:s projekt Amplifying Youth Enterprises and Trade in Zimbabwe (AYET) syftar till att förbättra ungdomars försörjningsmöjligheter och framtidsutsikter genom att stödja tillgången till ”gröna” anställningar, entreprenörskap och handelsmöjligheter inom jordbruk och livsmedel, förnybar energi och andra framväxande sektorer i Zimbabwe The overall goal of the AYET project is improved youth livelihoods and prospects, through green employment and entrepreneurial and trade opportunities in agri-food, renewable energy, and emerging sectors. The key objectives of the project are: 1. Match young people to economic opportunities in their communities with an emphasis on trade, climate resilience, and market development, and increased financial inclusion. 2. Increase access to employment and entrepreneurial skills development opportunities. 3. Support young people and financial institutions to access and develop appropriate financial products and services. 4. Contribute to supporting the creation of an enabling environment for youth participation in business. Over the duration of project, a total of 13,000 youth and women will be reached directly and 52,000 indirectly in Zimbabwe, through both Sida and SDC support, with 50% being female. The project emphasizes jobs that support climate mitigation and resilience. By creating inclusive economic growth and sustainable livelihoods for un- and underemployed young women and men, the project will: a) Aim for integrating of emerging youth and women-led enterprises into pockets of economic growth. This will be done by improving business development support for promising youth-led enterprises, helping young people to gain technical skills and productive assets, and linking promising youth entrepreneur groups to higher value and export markets. b) Support profitable youth-led enterprises in agri-food systems to increase sustainable productivity and climate change resilience. c) Work with strategic knowledge institutions, private companies, youth-focused CSOs and other ecosystem actors, to develop and promote trade, climate-smart products, digital solution, and innovative financial products. These will include both rural and urban youths and women in the geographic areas of Manicaland, Mashonaland East, Matabeleland South, Harare, and Bulawayo provinces. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 245816 283347 0 283347 0 245816 529163 NIRAS Sweden AB 245816.18 NIRAS Sweden AB 283346.57 NIRAS Sweden AB Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Improved conditions for productive employment with decent working conditions Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16449 Sweden Central evaluation of relevance, effectiveness and impact of Sida's work with conflict sensitivity in a number of strategies. Central utvärdering av relevans, effektivitet och långsiktiga effekter av Sidas arbete med konfliktkänslighet i ett antal strategier. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-16449-16449A0101 Sweden Central evaluation of relevance, effectiveness and impact of Sida's work with conflict sensitivity in a number of strategies. Central utvärdering av relevans, effektivitet och långsiktiga effekter av Sidas arbete med konfliktkänslighet i ett antal strategier. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 1750000 0 0 0 0 0 1050000 700000 700000 -700000 0 1750000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 1050000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 700000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -700000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 700000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 0 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Strengthening the capacity of public agencies and other societal institutions in partner countries to contribute to poverty reduction through sustainable and democratic societal development of society, and to contribute to job creation, business development, trade and investment. Stärkt kapacitet hos myndigheter och andra samhällsbärande institutioner i partnerländer att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom en hållbar och demokratisk samhällsutveckling samt bidra till jobbskapande, näringsutveckling, handel och investeringar. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-16449-16449A0103 Sweden Central evaluation of relevance, effectiveness and impact of Sida's work with conflict sensitivity in a number of strategies. Central utvärdering av relevans, effektivitet och långsiktiga effekter av Sidas arbete med konfliktkänslighet i ett antal strategier. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 490000 0 490000 490000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 490000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-16449-16449A0105 Sweden Central evaluation of relevance, effectiveness and impact of Sida's work with conflict sensitivity in a number of strategies. Central utvärdering av relevans, effektivitet och långsiktiga effekter av Sidas arbete med konfliktkänslighet i ett antal strategier. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 910000 0 0 0 0 0 0 910000 910000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 700000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner -700000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 910000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-16636 Sweden Support to Ukrainian public service media 2024-2027 Stöd till ukrainsk public service media 2024-2027 Overall development objective: Strengthening freedom of speech and media pluralism during the war and post-war recovery with reinforced public service media as a tool. Project objective: Reinforced, reliable, and trustworthy public service media that contributes to the Ukrainian news ecosystem by strenghtening regional communities, especially in remote areas. Outcomes: - Suspilne has improved capacity to remain a reliable and trustworthy public service provider in the media landscape through increased interaction with regional target audiences; - Maintenance of the digital transformation and further development of the digital ecosystem for a larger public outreach; - Enhanced effectiveness of Suspilne regional network through bringing of central office and branches to a single nationwide management system and corporate culture. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general Main results achieved and reported and achieved in 2025: - In 2025, Suspilne had the largest expansion of hyperlocal correspondents network with 12 new regions being covered with Swedish support. As a result of the third wave, as of 31.12.2025, 46 new hyperlocal correspondents were recruited and employed across the 15 regions. All hyperlocal correspondents received production and recording equipment procured within the grant. - Renovations of regional hubs has been one of the largest parts of Suspilne's project in 2025. In 2025, Suspilne completed renovations in Khmelnytskyi. The project encompassed a complete fit-out of all working areas, installation of access control and video surveillance systems, and procurement of furniture and equipment. Renovation of Khmelnytskyi was in accordance with Suspilne Style Guide approved in 2025. PO from Sida took part in opening of a newly renovated office in Khmelnytskyi which Suspilne's top management also attended. In 2025, Suspilne also renovated premises in Ivano-Frankivsk and Vinnytsia allowing both teams to relocate to new, larger premises and improving their working conditions and expanding production capacity. In 2025 the project renovated shelving system for Mediatheka Archive in Lviv. Works include acoustic treatment with fibreboard panels, installation of carpet - solutions designed specifically for media production. This infrastructure upgrade ensures that the 3,700 archive items can now be stored safely. - Digital transformation: In 2025, Suspilne began implementing its Digital Concept 2024-2028. A tangible outcome of this implementation is that all of Suspilne's regional newsrooms launched on TikTok and WhatsApp during the year. Suspilne's news platform suspilne.media was successfully migrated to Amazon Web Services. - Suspilne also continued ERP and cultural transformations. Throughout 2025, technical preparation for the ERP implementation continued. The technical specification was finalised, and the process of concluding a direct contract with the implementation partner was initiated. - MediaTrack audience research study confirmed that 73% of Ukrainians are aware of Suspilne and suspilne.media ranks 4th among all Ukrainian news websites by weekly reach. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16636-16636A0101 Sweden Support to Ukrainian public service media 2024-2027 Stöd till ukrainsk public service media 2024-2027 Overall development objective: Strengthening freedom of speech and media pluralism during the war and post-war recovery with reinforced public service media as a tool. Project objective: Reinforced, reliable, and trustworthy public service media that contributes to the Ukrainian news ecosystem by strenghtening regional communities, especially in remote areas. Outcomes: - Suspilne has improved capacity to remain a reliable and trustworthy public service provider in the media landscape through increased interaction with regional target audiences; - Maintenance of the digital transformation and further development of the digital ecosystem for a larger public outreach; - Enhanced effectiveness of Suspilne regional network through bringing of central office and branches to a single nationwide management system and corporate culture. Sweden National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 12700000 6000000 11700000 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6700000 0 0 0 0 6000000 2700000 5000000 0 0 30400000 National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine 10000000 National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine 161000 National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine -161000 National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine 2700000 National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine 6000000 National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine 5000000 National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Stronger democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption in society as a whole. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption i samhället i stort. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16636-16636A0201 Sweden Support to Ukrainian public service media 2024-2027 Stöd till ukrainsk public service media 2024-2027 Overall development objective: Strengthening freedom of speech and media pluralism during the war and post-war recovery with reinforced public service media as a tool. Project objective: Reinforced, reliable, and trustworthy public service media that contributes to the Ukrainian news ecosystem by strenghtening regional communities, especially in remote areas. Outcomes: - Suspilne has improved capacity to remain a reliable and trustworthy public service provider in the media landscape through increased interaction with regional target audiences; - Maintenance of the digital transformation and further development of the digital ecosystem for a larger public outreach; - Enhanced effectiveness of Suspilne regional network through bringing of central office and branches to a single nationwide management system and corporate culture. Sweden Sveriges Radio AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sveriges Radio AB 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4500000 5500000 7600000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5500000 0 0 0 4500000 7600000 0 0 17600000 Sveriges Radio AB 4500000 Sveriges Radio AB 5500000 Sveriges Radio AB 7600000 Sveriges Radio AB Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Stronger democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption in society as a whole. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption i samhället i stort. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16636-16636A0301 Sweden Support to Ukrainian public service media 2024-2027 Stöd till ukrainsk public service media 2024-2027 Overall development objective: Strengthening freedom of speech and media pluralism during the war and post-war recovery with reinforced public service media as a tool. Project objective: Reinforced, reliable, and trustworthy public service media that contributes to the Ukrainian news ecosystem by strenghtening regional communities, especially in remote areas. Outcomes: - Suspilne has improved capacity to remain a reliable and trustworthy public service provider in the media landscape through increased interaction with regional target audiences; - Maintenance of the digital transformation and further development of the digital ecosystem for a larger public outreach; - Enhanced effectiveness of Suspilne regional network through bringing of central office and branches to a single nationwide management system and corporate culture. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 161000 0 161000 161000 Ernst & Young 161000 Ernst & Young Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption in society as a whole. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption i samhället i stort. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-16699 Sweden The proposed contribution concerns a guarantee to the Impact Investment Exchange (IIX), to cover loans issued under the Women's Livelyhood Bond No 6 (WLB6). The loans are to be used for small and medium-sized enterprises to increase women's access to capital and promote women's economic empowerment and transition into sustainable livelihoods. Around 30% of the loans are also expected to contribute to environmentally sustainable development through lending in relevant sectors. Countries covered by the proposed guarantee are Cambodia, Indonesia, India, Vietnam and Kenya. Den föreslagna insatsen gäller en garanti till Impact Investment Exchange (IIX), för att täcka lån som ges ut under en obligation, Women's Livelyhood Bond No 6 (WLB6). Lånen ska användas till små- och medelstora företag för att öka kvinnors tillgång till kapital och främja kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Omkring 30% av lånen förväntas också bidra till klimat- och/eller miljömässigt hållbar utveckling genom utlåning inom relevanta sektorer. Länder som berörs av insatsen är Kambodja, Indonesien, Indien, Vietnam och Kenya. The societal and economic consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic are not impacting everyone equally. In fact, the most vulnerable are also the hardest hit and pre-pandemic existing social and economic inequalities have now been exacerbated. The WLB6 aims to improve the economic empowerment of women (WEE) who face gender based discrimination that increases their likelihood of remaining low income or trapped in cycles of poverty. The guarantee will provide critical de-risking required to attract capital from bondholders that will then be deployed to a portfolio of women focused enterprises. Further, with approximately 30% of the WLB6 proceeds expected to be allocated to entities operating at the nexus of gender equality ("orange") and climate action ("green"), the contribution also aims to empower women as part of the solution to climate related challenges. IIX is targeting an issuance size of ~US$100m that will compromise a multi-country and multi-sector portfolio of companies that will collectively empower women and girls to build economic resilience and advance climate action. The rationale behind the WLB Series is to help marginalized women borrowers to access capital, finance and assets, thereby improving livelihoods and increasing their financial resilience. The leverage of funding is expected to help women to reduce their carbon footprint and facilitate a just transition and to transform the financial system so that women, the environment, and under-served communities are given a value and a voice in the global market. IIX has specified the outcomes as follows: Primary outcomes - Impacts on direct women clients: 1. Improved income generation ability (USD 200 000 000 250 000 000) 2. Improved financial resilience increased savings and income coverage (USD 2 900 000 3 000 000) 3. Improved productivity (water and sanitation) (USD 65 000 000 70 000 000) 4. Increased ownership of assets (USD 40 000 00041 000 000) 5. Improved climate action (USD 14 000 000 15 000 000) Secondary outcomes: Impact on the family, the community, the state, and the planet: 1. Enhanced multi generational impact 2. Strengthened women, peace, and security agenda 3. Improved community and planetary resilience to environmental shocks and stresses Tertiary outcomes: Impact on the Gender Lens Investing Movement and the Sustainable Finance Ecosystem: 1. Advancing the gender lens investment movement in line with the orange bond initiative a) Gender Positive Capital Allocation b) Gender lens capacity and diversity in leadership c) Transparency in investment process and reporting 2. Catalyzing the sustainable finance ecosystem (actors of common mission of building gender equal, climate resilient and sustainable financial markets) Expected Outputs (Gender disaggregated matrix): 1. 170 000 women entrepreneurs receiving loans 2. 105 000 women clients availing of micro savings and micro insurance products 3. 20 00021 000 women clients receiving water and sanitation linked loans 4. 6 000 6500 women clients availing of affordable housing loans 5. 3000 3500 women benefiting from clean energy solutions Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Asia, regional Formal sector financial intermediaries Banking & Financial Services During 2025, the WLB6 portfolio-level impact performance remained within the expected range (/- 10% variance) for the number of women impacted and the Social Return on Investment (SROI: dollar value of social impact experienced by women impacted by WLB6 per dollar invested. It is a composite calculation of actual SROI from January 2024 to December 2025 and projected SROI til December 2027 (end of the bond tenor)): -165,106 women impacted against the target range of 152,600 -186,600. - SROI $3.81 against the target of $4.24 In terms of results from the proceeds connected to different SDG targets, the following is noted: ~163,376 women from lowincome communities were equipped to combat poverty through financial inclusion (SDG1) ~30,782 women smallholder farmers were supported with agricultural loans to maintain and improve their yields, and combat growing pressures due to environmental pressures (SDG 2) ~14,370 women and girls experienced improved health outcomes including reduced risk of exposure to waterborne communicable diseases (SDG 3) ~140,125 young women and girls benefited from financial support to stay longer in school (SDG 4) ~165,106 women were empowered to sustain their livelihoods and better combat genderbased discrimination, advancing women empowerment through financial inclusion (SDG 5) ~14,070 women benefited from improved access to clean water and sanitation facilities, saving ~2 hours per day and improving their productivity (SDG 6) ~5 women owned and/or women ed SMEs were provided access to clean and reliable energy sources (SDG 7) ~142,376 women were able to establish and maintain stable sources of income, including micro-entrepreneurs who were provided with affordable credit to sustain their businesses and women smallholder farmers involved in agri-value chains (SDG 8) US$100 million mobilized from developed countries towards emerging markets as official development assistance and foreign direct investment (SDG 10) ~530 women benefited from improved mobility and safety outcomes through access to affordable housing loans, leading to improved security and shelter outcomes (SDG 11) ~26,179 women empowered to build environmental resilience through access to clean energy (mitigation) and access to water or sustainable agricultural inputs (adaptation) (SDG 13) WLB6 coalesced a range of public and private sector partners: 2 placement agents, 6 law firms, and 1 guarantee partner (SDG 17) Ahead of the Partner Meeting organized by the Embassy of Sweden in Bangkok on May 1819 2026, IIX submitted a note summarizing some key impact results generated from the partnership with Sida. This partnership then includes all three guarantee contribution (to WLB5, WLB6 and WLB7). While kept on a very overarching level, it gives a flavor of what type of impact the guarantees are contributing to: "Partnership with Sida: Institutional Change and Capacity Strengthening Sidas partnership, alongside Global Affairs Canada, UNESCAP, and UNCDF, helped demonstrate that blended finance structures can mobilize institutional capital towards underserved women and enterprises in emerging markets. Through the WLB Series, Sidas support contributed to validating and scaling gender lens investing across multiple bond issuances and geographies, while supporting the broader growth of the Orange Movement, which has mobilized over US$1.5 billion globally. At the borrower level, the WLB Series strengthened ESG and governance practices through impact covenants and the IIX Values framework, which assesses portfolio companies against IRIS, GRI, IFC Performance Standards and the UN SDGs. Several borrowers subsequently formalized environmental and sustainability policies, strengthened board-level ESG oversight, and introduced antibribery and labour monitoring mechanisms. The partnership also strengthened transparency and accountability through semiannual impact reporting, independent secondparty verification, direct engagement with end borrowers through multilingual surveys and impact verification processes. All WLB issuances are independently assessed for compliance with both the Orange Bond Principles and ICMA Sustainability Bond Guidelines, strengthening credibility and consistency across the bond lifecycle. This reporting and verification infrastructure has contributed to stronger standards for impact measurement within gender lens investing and blended finance markets." No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16699-16699A0201 Sweden The proposed contribution concerns a guarantee to the Impact Investment Exchange (IIX), to cover loans issued under the Women's Livelyhood Bond No 6 (WLB6). The loans are to be used for small and medium-sized enterprises to increase women's access to capital and promote women's economic empowerment and transition into sustainable livelihoods. Around 30% of the loans are also expected to contribute to environmentally sustainable development through lending in relevant sectors. Countries covered by the proposed guarantee are Cambodia, Indonesia, India, Vietnam and Kenya. Den föreslagna insatsen gäller en garanti till Impact Investment Exchange (IIX), för att täcka lån som ges ut under en obligation, Women's Livelyhood Bond No 6 (WLB6). Lånen ska användas till små- och medelstora företag för att öka kvinnors tillgång till kapital och främja kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Omkring 30% av lånen förväntas också bidra till klimat- och/eller miljömässigt hållbar utveckling genom utlåning inom relevanta sektorer. Länder som berörs av insatsen är Kambodja, Indonesien, Indien, Vietnam och Kenya. The societal and economic consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic are not impacting everyone equally. In fact, the most vulnerable are also the hardest hit and pre-pandemic existing social and economic inequalities have now been exacerbated. The WLB6 aims to improve the economic empowerment of women (WEE) who face gender based discrimination that increases their likelihood of remaining low income or trapped in cycles of poverty. The guarantee will provide critical de-risking required to attract capital from bondholders that will then be deployed to a portfolio of women focused enterprises. Further, with approximately 30% of the WLB6 proceeds expected to be allocated to entities operating at the nexus of gender equality ("orange") and climate action ("green"), the contribution also aims to empower women as part of the solution to climate related challenges. IIX is targeting an issuance size of ~US$100m that will compromise a multi-country and multi-sector portfolio of companies that will collectively empower women and girls to build economic resilience and advance climate action. The rationale behind the WLB Series is to help marginalized women borrowers to access capital, finance and assets, thereby improving livelihoods and increasing their financial resilience. The leverage of funding is expected to help women to reduce their carbon footprint and facilitate a just transition and to transform the financial system so that women, the environment, and under-served communities are given a value and a voice in the global market. IIX has specified the outcomes as follows: Primary outcomes - Impacts on direct women clients: 1. Improved income generation ability (USD 200 000 000 250 000 000) 2. Improved financial resilience increased savings and income coverage (USD 2 900 000 3 000 000) 3. Improved productivity (water and sanitation) (USD 65 000 000 70 000 000) 4. Increased ownership of assets (USD 40 000 00041 000 000) 5. Improved climate action (USD 14 000 000 15 000 000) Secondary outcomes: Impact on the family, the community, the state, and the planet: 1. Enhanced multi generational impact 2. Strengthened women, peace, and security agenda 3. Improved community and planetary resilience to environmental shocks and stresses Tertiary outcomes: Impact on the Gender Lens Investing Movement and the Sustainable Finance Ecosystem: 1. Advancing the gender lens investment movement in line with the orange bond initiative a) Gender Positive Capital Allocation b) Gender lens capacity and diversity in leadership c) Transparency in investment process and reporting 2. Catalyzing the sustainable finance ecosystem (actors of common mission of building gender equal, climate resilient and sustainable financial markets) Expected Outputs (Gender disaggregated matrix): 1. 170 000 women entrepreneurs receiving loans 2. 105 000 women clients availing of micro savings and micro insurance products 3. 20 00021 000 women clients receiving water and sanitation linked loans 4. 6 000 6500 women clients availing of affordable housing loans 5. 3000 3500 women benefiting from clean energy solutions Sweden Impact Investment Exchange Pte Ltd Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Impact Investment Exchange Pte Ltd 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.a - Implement the commitment undertaken by developed-country parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change to a goal of mobilizing jointly $100 billion annually by 2020 from all sources to address the needs of developing countries in the context of meaningful mitigation actions and transparency on implementation and fully operationalize the Green Climate Fund through its capitalization as soon as possible. 13.a - Fullfölja det åtagande som de utvecklade länder som är parter i Förenta nationernas ramkonvention om klimatförändringar gjort gällande en målsättning att till 2020 gemensamt mobilisera 100 miljarder US-dollar årligen från alla typer av källor för att tillgodose utvecklingsländernas behov vad gäller meningsfulla begränsningsåtgärder och insyn i genomförandet samt så snart som möjligt finansiera och operationalisera den gröna klimatfonden fullt ut. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4143404 10310962 0 4143404 10310962 0 0 0 14454366 Impact Investment Exchange Pte Ltd 4143404 Impact Investment Exchange Pte Ltd 10310962 Impact Investment Exchange Pte Ltd Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, with a focus on increased protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystem services Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, med fokus på ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced climate impact, with a focus on increased access to renewable energy and higher energy efficiency Minskad klimatpåverkan, med fokus på ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-16699-16699A0202 Sweden The proposed contribution concerns a guarantee to the Impact Investment Exchange (IIX), to cover loans issued under the Women's Livelyhood Bond No 6 (WLB6). The loans are to be used for small and medium-sized enterprises to increase women's access to capital and promote women's economic empowerment and transition into sustainable livelihoods. Around 30% of the loans are also expected to contribute to environmentally sustainable development through lending in relevant sectors. Countries covered by the proposed guarantee are Cambodia, Indonesia, India, Vietnam and Kenya. Den föreslagna insatsen gäller en garanti till Impact Investment Exchange (IIX), för att täcka lån som ges ut under en obligation, Women's Livelyhood Bond No 6 (WLB6). Lånen ska användas till små- och medelstora företag för att öka kvinnors tillgång till kapital och främja kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Omkring 30% av lånen förväntas också bidra till klimat- och/eller miljömässigt hållbar utveckling genom utlåning inom relevanta sektorer. Länder som berörs av insatsen är Kambodja, Indonesien, Indien, Vietnam och Kenya. The societal and economic consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic are not impacting everyone equally. In fact, the most vulnerable are also the hardest hit and pre-pandemic existing social and economic inequalities have now been exacerbated. The WLB6 aims to improve the economic empowerment of women (WEE) who face gender based discrimination that increases their likelihood of remaining low income or trapped in cycles of poverty. The guarantee will provide critical de-risking required to attract capital from bondholders that will then be deployed to a portfolio of women focused enterprises. Further, with approximately 30% of the WLB6 proceeds expected to be allocated to entities operating at the nexus of gender equality ("orange") and climate action ("green"), the contribution also aims to empower women as part of the solution to climate related challenges. IIX is targeting an issuance size of ~US$100m that will compromise a multi-country and multi-sector portfolio of companies that will collectively empower women and girls to build economic resilience and advance climate action. The rationale behind the WLB Series is to help marginalized women borrowers to access capital, finance and assets, thereby improving livelihoods and increasing their financial resilience. The leverage of funding is expected to help women to reduce their carbon footprint and facilitate a just transition and to transform the financial system so that women, the environment, and under-served communities are given a value and a voice in the global market. IIX has specified the outcomes as follows: Primary outcomes - Impacts on direct women clients: 1. Improved income generation ability (USD 200 000 000 250 000 000) 2. Improved financial resilience increased savings and income coverage (USD 2 900 000 3 000 000) 3. Improved productivity (water and sanitation) (USD 65 000 000 70 000 000) 4. Increased ownership of assets (USD 40 000 00041 000 000) 5. Improved climate action (USD 14 000 000 15 000 000) Secondary outcomes: Impact on the family, the community, the state, and the planet: 1. Enhanced multi generational impact 2. Strengthened women, peace, and security agenda 3. Improved community and planetary resilience to environmental shocks and stresses Tertiary outcomes: Impact on the Gender Lens Investing Movement and the Sustainable Finance Ecosystem: 1. Advancing the gender lens investment movement in line with the orange bond initiative a) Gender Positive Capital Allocation b) Gender lens capacity and diversity in leadership c) Transparency in investment process and reporting 2. Catalyzing the sustainable finance ecosystem (actors of common mission of building gender equal, climate resilient and sustainable financial markets) Expected Outputs (Gender disaggregated matrix): 1. 170 000 women entrepreneurs receiving loans 2. 105 000 women clients availing of micro savings and micro insurance products 3. 20 00021 000 women clients receiving water and sanitation linked loans 4. 6 000 6500 women clients availing of affordable housing loans 5. 3000 3500 women benefiting from clean energy solutions Sweden Impact Investment Exchange Pte Ltd Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Impact Investment Exchange Pte Ltd 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 460378 1145662 1145662 0 460378 1606040 Impact Investment Exchange Pte Ltd 460378 Impact Investment Exchange Pte Ltd 1145662 Impact Investment Exchange Pte Ltd Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Increased gender equality, including reduced gender-related violence and access to and respect for sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Limited climate impact and increased resistance in the face of climate change Begränsad klimatpåverkan och ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved prerequisites for productive employment with decent working conditions, as well as for free and fair trade Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor, samt för fri och rättvis handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16699-16699A0301 Sweden The proposed contribution concerns a guarantee to the Impact Investment Exchange (IIX), to cover loans issued under the Women's Livelyhood Bond No 6 (WLB6). The loans are to be used for small and medium-sized enterprises to increase women's access to capital and promote women's economic empowerment and transition into sustainable livelihoods. Around 30% of the loans are also expected to contribute to environmentally sustainable development through lending in relevant sectors. Countries covered by the proposed guarantee are Cambodia, Indonesia, India, Vietnam and Kenya. Den föreslagna insatsen gäller en garanti till Impact Investment Exchange (IIX), för att täcka lån som ges ut under en obligation, Women's Livelyhood Bond No 6 (WLB6). Lånen ska användas till små- och medelstora företag för att öka kvinnors tillgång till kapital och främja kvinnors ekonomiska egenmakt. Omkring 30% av lånen förväntas också bidra till klimat- och/eller miljömässigt hållbar utveckling genom utlåning inom relevanta sektorer. Länder som berörs av insatsen är Kambodja, Indonesien, Indien, Vietnam och Kenya. The societal and economic consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic are not impacting everyone equally. In fact, the most vulnerable are also the hardest hit and pre-pandemic existing social and economic inequalities have now been exacerbated. The WLB6 aims to improve the economic empowerment of women (WEE) who face gender based discrimination that increases their likelihood of remaining low income or trapped in cycles of poverty. The guarantee will provide critical de-risking required to attract capital from bondholders that will then be deployed to a portfolio of women focused enterprises. Further, with approximately 30% of the WLB6 proceeds expected to be allocated to entities operating at the nexus of gender equality ("orange") and climate action ("green"), the contribution also aims to empower women as part of the solution to climate related challenges. IIX is targeting an issuance size of ~US$100m that will compromise a multi-country and multi-sector portfolio of companies that will collectively empower women and girls to build economic resilience and advance climate action. The rationale behind the WLB Series is to help marginalized women borrowers to access capital, finance and assets, thereby improving livelihoods and increasing their financial resilience. The leverage of funding is expected to help women to reduce their carbon footprint and facilitate a just transition and to transform the financial system so that women, the environment, and under-served communities are given a value and a voice in the global market. IIX has specified the outcomes as follows: Primary outcomes - Impacts on direct women clients: 1. Improved income generation ability (USD 200 000 000 250 000 000) 2. Improved financial resilience increased savings and income coverage (USD 2 900 000 3 000 000) 3. Improved productivity (water and sanitation) (USD 65 000 000 70 000 000) 4. Increased ownership of assets (USD 40 000 00041 000 000) 5. Improved climate action (USD 14 000 000 15 000 000) Secondary outcomes: Impact on the family, the community, the state, and the planet: 1. Enhanced multi generational impact 2. Strengthened women, peace, and security agenda 3. Improved community and planetary resilience to environmental shocks and stresses Tertiary outcomes: Impact on the Gender Lens Investing Movement and the Sustainable Finance Ecosystem: 1. Advancing the gender lens investment movement in line with the orange bond initiative a) Gender Positive Capital Allocation b) Gender lens capacity and diversity in leadership c) Transparency in investment process and reporting 2. Catalyzing the sustainable finance ecosystem (actors of common mission of building gender equal, climate resilient and sustainable financial markets) Expected Outputs (Gender disaggregated matrix): 1. 170 000 women entrepreneurs receiving loans 2. 105 000 women clients availing of micro savings and micro insurance products 3. 20 00021 000 women clients receiving water and sanitation linked loans 4. 6 000 6500 women clients availing of affordable housing loans 5. 3000 3500 women benefiting from clean energy solutions Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.a - Fullfölja det åtagande som de utvecklade länder som är parter i Förenta nationernas ramkonvention om klimatförändringar gjort gällande en målsättning att till 2020 gemensamt mobilisera 100 miljarder US-dollar årligen från alla typer av källor för att tillgodose utvecklingsländernas behov vad gäller meningsfulla begränsningsåtgärder och insyn i genomförandet samt så snart som möjligt finansiera och operationalisera den gröna klimatfonden fullt ut. 13.a - Implement the commitment undertaken by developed-country parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change to a goal of mobilizing jointly $100 billion annually by 2020 from all sources to address the needs of developing countries in the context of meaningful mitigation actions and transparency on implementation and fully operationalize the Green Climate Fund through its capitalization as soon as possible. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 1992000 1992000 0 0 0 1992000 NIRAS Sweden AB SE-0-SE-6-16742 Sweden The project aims to improve the legal basis, human and organisational capacity and covers the entire air quality storage chain. In this way, the project supports the institutional capacity in Moldova for clean air. Projektet har som målsättning att förbättra den rättsliga grunden, personalmässiga och organisatoriska kapaciteten och täcker hela kedjan för förvaring av luftkvaliteten. Projektet stöttar på så vis den institutionella kapaciteten i Moldavien för ren luft. Moldavien har tagit ett viktigt steg mot EU:s viktigaste kemikaliebestämmelser i sin nationella lagstiftning. Genom detta projektet stödjer EU, genom Sverige, utvecklingen av Moldaviens institutionella kapacitet för en sund hantering av kemikalier enligt den nya lagen. Detta bedömer Sida vara relevant då projektet är i linje med Strategi för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling, med mål mot kapacitetsutveckling. Det är Sidas bedömning att KEMI kan bidra till kompetens -och institutionsutveckling, tekniskt kunnande samt ledarskapsutveckling i ett samarbete med Moldaviens miljöministerium (MoE), miljöbyrån samt miljöskyddsinspektionen. Sida har arbetat med KEMI i många år genom exempelvis ITP program och bedömer att de har den kompetens som krävs för att utföra uppdraget. Ett samarbete mellan den svenska kemikalieinspektionen och det metrologiska institutet i Finland, där Sverige är en junior partner. Sida täcker kostnaderna för utarbetande av projektdokument och resa till presentations möte i mottagarlandet (Fas 1b), med en max summa på 267 000 SEK. En större avtalsändring har gjorts då Kemikalieinspektionen går vidare till nästa fas i projektet, dvs. fas 2. Ansökan ligger inom takbeloppet för de medel som kan ansökas. De övergripande målet med insatsen kvarstår. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Moldova (the Republic of) Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general Kemikalieinspektionens arbete har resulterat i stärkt institutionell kapacitet för kemikaliehantering i Moldavien, bland annat genom att förslag till reviderad kemikalielag samt sekundärlagstiftning för CLP och RoHS har tagits fram i samarbete med Miljöministeriet. RoHS-lagstiftningen har antagits av regeringen och publicerats i Official Gazette, med ikraftträdande under 2026. Totalt har 82 personer från ministerier, myndigheter, företag och universitet utbildats inom bland annat REACH, CLP, RoHS och tillsyn av kemikalielagstiftning. Insatsen har därmed överträffat de uppsatta målen för komponenten inom twinninginsatsen, både vad gäller framtagna rättsakter/ riktlinjer och antal utbildade experter. Arbetet med att stärka sanktionerna för överträdelser av kemikalielagstiftningen har också påbörjats. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16742-16742A0101 Sweden The project aims to improve the legal basis, human and organisational capacity and covers the entire air quality storage chain. In this way, the project supports the institutional capacity in Moldova for clean air. Projektet har som målsättning att förbättra den rättsliga grunden, personalmässiga och organisatoriska kapaciteten och täcker hela kedjan för förvaring av luftkvaliteten. Projektet stöttar på så vis den institutionella kapaciteten i Moldavien för ren luft. Moldavien har tagit ett viktigt steg mot EU:s viktigaste kemikaliebestämmelser i sin nationella lagstiftning. Genom detta projektet stödjer EU, genom Sverige, utvecklingen av Moldaviens institutionella kapacitet för en sund hantering av kemikalier enligt den nya lagen. Detta bedömer Sida vara relevant då projektet är i linje med Strategi för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling, med mål mot kapacitetsutveckling. Det är Sidas bedömning att KEMI kan bidra till kompetens -och institutionsutveckling, tekniskt kunnande samt ledarskapsutveckling i ett samarbete med Moldaviens miljöministerium (MoE), miljöbyrån samt miljöskyddsinspektionen. Sida har arbetat med KEMI i många år genom exempelvis ITP program och bedömer att de har den kompetens som krävs för att utföra uppdraget. Ett samarbete mellan den svenska kemikalieinspektionen och det metrologiska institutet i Finland, där Sverige är en junior partner. Sida täcker kostnaderna för utarbetande av projektdokument och resa till presentations möte i mottagarlandet (Fas 1b), med en max summa på 267 000 SEK. En större avtalsändring har gjorts då Kemikalieinspektionen går vidare till nästa fas i projektet, dvs. fas 2. Ansökan ligger inom takbeloppet för de medel som kan ansökas. De övergripande målet med insatsen kvarstår. Sweden Kemikalieinspektionen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kemikalieinspektionen 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 12.1 - Genomföra det tioåriga ramverket för hållbara konsumtions- och produktionsmönster. Alla länder vidtar åtgärder, med de utvecklade länderna i täten och med hänsyn tagen till utvecklingsländernas utveckling och förutsättningar. 12.1 - Implement the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production Patterns, all countries taking action, with developed countries taking the lead, taking into account the development and capabilities of developing countries. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 187772 0 187772 0 0 187772 Kemikalieinspektionen 187772 Kemikalieinspektionen Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened institutional capacity by actors in partner countries for sustainable development and poverty reduction for actors in the cooperation countries Stärkt institutionell kapacitet hos aktörer i partnerländer för hållbar utveckling och fattigdomsminskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-16742-16742A0102 Sweden The project aims to improve the legal basis, human and organisational capacity and covers the entire air quality storage chain. In this way, the project supports the institutional capacity in Moldova for clean air. Projektet har som målsättning att förbättra den rättsliga grunden, personalmässiga och organisatoriska kapaciteten och täcker hela kedjan för förvaring av luftkvaliteten. Projektet stöttar på så vis den institutionella kapaciteten i Moldavien för ren luft. Moldavien har tagit ett viktigt steg mot EU:s viktigaste kemikaliebestämmelser i sin nationella lagstiftning. Genom detta projektet stödjer EU, genom Sverige, utvecklingen av Moldaviens institutionella kapacitet för en sund hantering av kemikalier enligt den nya lagen. Detta bedömer Sida vara relevant då projektet är i linje med Strategi för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling, med mål mot kapacitetsutveckling. Det är Sidas bedömning att KEMI kan bidra till kompetens -och institutionsutveckling, tekniskt kunnande samt ledarskapsutveckling i ett samarbete med Moldaviens miljöministerium (MoE), miljöbyrån samt miljöskyddsinspektionen. Sida har arbetat med KEMI i många år genom exempelvis ITP program och bedömer att de har den kompetens som krävs för att utföra uppdraget. Ett samarbete mellan den svenska kemikalieinspektionen och det metrologiska institutet i Finland, där Sverige är en junior partner. Sida täcker kostnaderna för utarbetande av projektdokument och resa till presentations möte i mottagarlandet (Fas 1b), med en max summa på 267 000 SEK. En större avtalsändring har gjorts då Kemikalieinspektionen går vidare till nästa fas i projektet, dvs. fas 2. Ansökan ligger inom takbeloppet för de medel som kan ansökas. De övergripande målet med insatsen kvarstår. Sweden Kemikalieinspektionen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kemikalieinspektionen 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 12.1 - Implement the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production Patterns, all countries taking action, with developed countries taking the lead, taking into account the development and capabilities of developing countries. 12.1 - Genomföra det tioåriga ramverket för hållbara konsumtions- och produktionsmönster. Alla länder vidtar åtgärder, med de utvecklade länderna i täten och med hänsyn tagen till utvecklingsländernas utveckling och förutsättningar. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 279936 0 0 0 279936 279936 Kemikalieinspektionen 0 Kemikalieinspektionen 279936 Kemikalieinspektionen Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Strengthening the capacity of public agencies and other societal institutions in partner countries to contribute to poverty reduction through sustainable and democratic societal development of society, and to contribute to job creation, business development, trade and investment. Stärkt kapacitet hos myndigheter och andra samhällsbärande institutioner i partnerländer att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom en hållbar och demokratisk samhällsutveckling samt bidra till jobbskapande, näringsutveckling, handel och investeringar. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-16742-16742A0103 Sweden The project aims to improve the legal basis, human and organisational capacity and covers the entire air quality storage chain. In this way, the project supports the institutional capacity in Moldova for clean air. Projektet har som målsättning att förbättra den rättsliga grunden, personalmässiga och organisatoriska kapaciteten och täcker hela kedjan för förvaring av luftkvaliteten. Projektet stöttar på så vis den institutionella kapaciteten i Moldavien för ren luft. Moldavien har tagit ett viktigt steg mot EU:s viktigaste kemikaliebestämmelser i sin nationella lagstiftning. Genom detta projektet stödjer EU, genom Sverige, utvecklingen av Moldaviens institutionella kapacitet för en sund hantering av kemikalier enligt den nya lagen. Detta bedömer Sida vara relevant då projektet är i linje med Strategi för kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling, med mål mot kapacitetsutveckling. Det är Sidas bedömning att KEMI kan bidra till kompetens -och institutionsutveckling, tekniskt kunnande samt ledarskapsutveckling i ett samarbete med Moldaviens miljöministerium (MoE), miljöbyrån samt miljöskyddsinspektionen. Sida har arbetat med KEMI i många år genom exempelvis ITP program och bedömer att de har den kompetens som krävs för att utföra uppdraget. Ett samarbete mellan den svenska kemikalieinspektionen och det metrologiska institutet i Finland, där Sverige är en junior partner. Sida täcker kostnaderna för utarbetande av projektdokument och resa till presentations möte i mottagarlandet (Fas 1b), med en max summa på 267 000 SEK. En större avtalsändring har gjorts då Kemikalieinspektionen går vidare till nästa fas i projektet, dvs. fas 2. Ansökan ligger inom takbeloppet för de medel som kan ansökas. De övergripande målet med insatsen kvarstår. Sweden Kemikalieinspektionen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Kemikalieinspektionen 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 12.1 - Genomföra det tioåriga ramverket för hållbara konsumtions- och produktionsmönster. Alla länder vidtar åtgärder, med de utvecklade länderna i täten och med hänsyn tagen till utvecklingsländernas utveckling och förutsättningar. 12.1 - Implement the 10-Year Framework of Programmes on Sustainable Consumption and Production Patterns, all countries taking action, with developed countries taking the lead, taking into account the development and capabilities of developing countries. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1771091 1864262 200000 0 0 0 405446 0 1365645 200000 1864262 0 3835353 Kemikalieinspektionen 405446 Kemikalieinspektionen 1365645 Kemikalieinspektionen 0 Kemikalieinspektionen Innovation, partnership and capacity development 2024-2028 Innovation partnerskap och Kapacitetsutveckling 2024-2028 Strengthening the capacity of public agencies and other societal institutions in partner countries to contribute to poverty reduction through sustainable and democratic societal development of society, and to contribute to job creation, business development, trade and investment. Stärkt kapacitet hos myndigheter och andra samhällsbärande institutioner i partnerländer att bidra till minskad fattigdom genom en hållbar och demokratisk samhällsutveckling samt bidra till jobbskapande, näringsutveckling, handel och investeringar. Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-16759 Sweden Mashambanzou Care Trust programme seeks to reduce the vulnerability of children in adversities as a result of poverty, HIV, TB and disability by providing socioeconomic and psychological support to families, the community. The programme specifically targets highly vulnerable and poor members of the community that include granny headed, child headed, orphans and other vulnerable children, female headed and other highly impoverished households. It raises awareness and promote children's rights as well as prioritizing children's need within health care. The programme also targets the poor communities especially those infected teenagers who have poor access to comprehensive sexual reproductive health and HIV services, partly due to stigma, insufficient support by health care workers, low-risk perception and economic disempowerment or poverty. This programme will seek to ensure reasonable sexual reproductive health by strengthening the institution’s provision of SRHR for both infected young men and young women to increase their life-skills and assertiveness in making positive choices in the utilization of Contraception, Gender Based Violence, HIV Services. The primary beneficiaries of the contribution will be young people who have been relatively left behind in terms of positive sexual reproductive health education. Mashambanzou Care Trust-programmet syftar till att minska sårbarheten för barn i utsatthet till följd av fattigdom, HIV, TB och funktionshinder, genom att tillhandahålla socioekonomiskt och psykologiskt stöd till familjer och omgivningen. Programmet riktar sig specifikt till mycket utsatta och fattiga personer, vilket inkluderar hushåll som leds av mor/farföräldrar, barn, kvinnor samt andra utsatta hushåll. Insatsen ökar medvetenheten och främjar barns rättigheter samt prioriterar barns behov inom hälso- och sjukvården. Programmet riktar sig också till fattiga områden, särskilt HIV-smittade tonåringar som har dålig tillgång till sexuell reproduktiv hälsa och hiv-tjänster, delvis på grund av stigma, otillräckligt stöd från sjukvårdspersonal och fattigdom. Detta program kommer att sträva efter att förbättra sexuell reproduktiv hälsa genom att stärka institutionens tillhandahållande av SRHR för både HIV-smittade unga män och kvinnor för att öka deras livsfärdigheter och självförtroende när det gäller val i användningen av preventivmedel, könsbaserat våld, HIV-tjänster. De främsta förmånstagarna av bidraget kommer att vara ungdomar som har blivit relativt eftersatta vad gäller positiv utbildning i sexuell reproduktiv hälsa. Overall Goal is: Improved access to SRHR, Health Care and Rights by 2025. Objectives of the intervention include; 1. Improved access to integrated HIV and AIDS, care and support serices to PLWH. 2. Improved access to comprehensive Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Services to PLWH and their families through the family centred approach. 3. Improved income earning capacity and nutrition for PLWH. 4. Improved access to ecuation, protection and nutritional support amongst children in need. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zimbabwe Human rights Reproductive health care Government & Civil Society-general Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Objective 1: Improved access to integrated HIV and AIDS care and support services Admissions and Care 631 bedridden AIDS patients admitted for palliative and HIV care, including adolescents, minors and vulnerable individuals. 349 patients discharged in good health and 185 referred for specialist care. Family Assessments and Support 703 family assessments conducted, with individualised care plans developed for all admitted patients. 645 family members reached through family visits and discharge planning support. Screening and Psychosocial Support 407 patients screened for mental health conditions and provided with psychosocial support. 1,052 people tested for HIV through facility and outreach testing campaigns. 300 women screened for cervical cancer, with positive cases treated or referred for specialist care. Commemorations and Awareness Community awareness activities conducted during World AIDS Day, 16 Days of Activism Against GBV, Day of the African Child and Volunteers Day. Objective 2: Improved access to comprehensive SRHR services through a Family-Centred Approach SRHR Activities SRHR education sessions conducted with adolescents in Mbare, Glen Norah, Tafara and Highfields. Soccer and netball tournaments used as edutainment platforms to promote HIV prevention, life skills and positive behaviour change. No reported teen pregnancies or school dropouts among participating adolescents during Year 1. 750 adolescent girls received menstrual health packs to support menstrual hygiene and school participation. Objective 3: Improved income earning capacity and nutrition for PLWHIV Income Generating Activities (IGAs) 11 discharged PLWHIV beneficiaries received IGA starter packs for small businesses and vending activities. 3 monitoring visits conducted to assess business progress and provide mentorship support. Business Management Training Beneficiaries trained in business management, proposal writing and record-keeping through a two-day entrepreneurship workshop. Objective 4: Improved access to education, protection and nutritional support for children in need Nutrition Support A market garden and orchard established to provide vegetables and fruits for Care Unit patients and vulnerable children. Safe Houses and Child Protection 58 vulnerable children accommodated at Mlambo and Zata Houses of Safety, where they received meals, psychosocial support and protection services. 25 children successfully reunified with their families after temporary placement. Birth Registration 56 children supported to obtain birth certificates, improving access to education and social services. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16759-16759A0101 Sweden Mashambanzou Care Trust programme seeks to reduce the vulnerability of children in adversities as a result of poverty, HIV, TB and disability by providing socioeconomic and psychological support to families, the community. The programme specifically targets highly vulnerable and poor members of the community that include granny headed, child headed, orphans and other vulnerable children, female headed and other highly impoverished households. It raises awareness and promote children's rights as well as prioritizing children's need within health care. The programme also targets the poor communities especially those infected teenagers who have poor access to comprehensive sexual reproductive health and HIV services, partly due to stigma, insufficient support by health care workers, low-risk perception and economic disempowerment or poverty. This programme will seek to ensure reasonable sexual reproductive health by strengthening the institution’s provision of SRHR for both infected young men and young women to increase their life-skills and assertiveness in making positive choices in the utilization of Contraception, Gender Based Violence, HIV Services. The primary beneficiaries of the contribution will be young people who have been relatively left behind in terms of positive sexual reproductive health education. Mashambanzou Care Trust-programmet syftar till att minska sårbarheten för barn i utsatthet till följd av fattigdom, HIV, TB och funktionshinder, genom att tillhandahålla socioekonomiskt och psykologiskt stöd till familjer och omgivningen. Programmet riktar sig specifikt till mycket utsatta och fattiga personer, vilket inkluderar hushåll som leds av mor/farföräldrar, barn, kvinnor samt andra utsatta hushåll. Insatsen ökar medvetenheten och främjar barns rättigheter samt prioriterar barns behov inom hälso- och sjukvården. Programmet riktar sig också till fattiga områden, särskilt HIV-smittade tonåringar som har dålig tillgång till sexuell reproduktiv hälsa och hiv-tjänster, delvis på grund av stigma, otillräckligt stöd från sjukvårdspersonal och fattigdom. Detta program kommer att sträva efter att förbättra sexuell reproduktiv hälsa genom att stärka institutionens tillhandahållande av SRHR för både HIV-smittade unga män och kvinnor för att öka deras livsfärdigheter och självförtroende när det gäller val i användningen av preventivmedel, könsbaserat våld, HIV-tjänster. De främsta förmånstagarna av bidraget kommer att vara ungdomar som har blivit relativt eftersatta vad gäller positiv utbildning i sexuell reproduktiv hälsa. Overall Goal is: Improved access to SRHR, Health Care and Rights by 2025. Objectives of the intervention include; 1. Improved access to integrated HIV and AIDS, care and support serices to PLWH. 2. Improved access to comprehensive Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Services to PLWH and their families through the family centred approach. 3. Improved income earning capacity and nutrition for PLWH. 4. Improved access to ecuation, protection and nutritional support amongst children in need. Sweden Mashambanzou Care Trust - Sida Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mashambanzou Care Trust - Sida 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 4.2 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education so that they are ready for primary education. 4.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förskola av god kvalitet som ger omvårdnad och förbereder dem för att börja grundskolan. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2500000 1900000 0 2000000 0 0 0 2500000 0 0 900000 0 965233.0000000001 171000 1000000 0 0 0 6400000 Mashambanzou Care Trust - Sida 2500000 Mashambanzou Care Trust - Sida 900000 Mashambanzou Care Trust - Sida 1000000 Mashambanzou Care Trust - Sida -34766.83 Mashambanzou Care Trust - Sida 1000000 Mashambanzou Care Trust - Sida 171000 Mashambanzou Care Trust - Sida Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Increased gender equality, including enjoyment of and respect for SRHR Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive åtnjutande av och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Sustainable livelihood, inclusive of improved food security and productive, resilient and sustainable agriculture Hållbara försörjningsmöjligheter, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning och ett produktivt, motståndskraftigt och hållbart jordbruk Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16759-16759A0201 Sweden Mashambanzou Care Trust programme seeks to reduce the vulnerability of children in adversities as a result of poverty, HIV, TB and disability by providing socioeconomic and psychological support to families, the community. The programme specifically targets highly vulnerable and poor members of the community that include granny headed, child headed, orphans and other vulnerable children, female headed and other highly impoverished households. It raises awareness and promote children's rights as well as prioritizing children's need within health care. The programme also targets the poor communities especially those infected teenagers who have poor access to comprehensive sexual reproductive health and HIV services, partly due to stigma, insufficient support by health care workers, low-risk perception and economic disempowerment or poverty. This programme will seek to ensure reasonable sexual reproductive health by strengthening the institution’s provision of SRHR for both infected young men and young women to increase their life-skills and assertiveness in making positive choices in the utilization of Contraception, Gender Based Violence, HIV Services. The primary beneficiaries of the contribution will be young people who have been relatively left behind in terms of positive sexual reproductive health education. Mashambanzou Care Trust-programmet syftar till att minska sårbarheten för barn i utsatthet till följd av fattigdom, HIV, TB och funktionshinder, genom att tillhandahålla socioekonomiskt och psykologiskt stöd till familjer och omgivningen. Programmet riktar sig specifikt till mycket utsatta och fattiga personer, vilket inkluderar hushåll som leds av mor/farföräldrar, barn, kvinnor samt andra utsatta hushåll. Insatsen ökar medvetenheten och främjar barns rättigheter samt prioriterar barns behov inom hälso- och sjukvården. Programmet riktar sig också till fattiga områden, särskilt HIV-smittade tonåringar som har dålig tillgång till sexuell reproduktiv hälsa och hiv-tjänster, delvis på grund av stigma, otillräckligt stöd från sjukvårdspersonal och fattigdom. Detta program kommer att sträva efter att förbättra sexuell reproduktiv hälsa genom att stärka institutionens tillhandahållande av SRHR för både HIV-smittade unga män och kvinnor för att öka deras livsfärdigheter och självförtroende när det gäller val i användningen av preventivmedel, könsbaserat våld, HIV-tjänster. De främsta förmånstagarna av bidraget kommer att vara ungdomar som har blivit relativt eftersatta vad gäller positiv utbildning i sexuell reproduktiv hälsa. Overall Goal is: Improved access to SRHR, Health Care and Rights by 2025. Objectives of the intervention include; 1. Improved access to integrated HIV and AIDS, care and support serices to PLWH. 2. Improved access to comprehensive Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Services to PLWH and their families through the family centred approach. 3. Improved income earning capacity and nutrition for PLWH. 4. Improved access to ecuation, protection and nutritional support amongst children in need. Sweden PKF Littlejohn LLP Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PKF Littlejohn LLP 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 203654 0 0 203654 203654 PKF Littlejohn LLP 203653.8 PKF Littlejohn LLP Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Increased gender equality, including enjoyment of and respect for SRHR Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive åtnjutande av och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-16759-16759A0301 Sweden Mashambanzou Care Trust programme seeks to reduce the vulnerability of children in adversities as a result of poverty, HIV, TB and disability by providing socioeconomic and psychological support to families, the community. The programme specifically targets highly vulnerable and poor members of the community that include granny headed, child headed, orphans and other vulnerable children, female headed and other highly impoverished households. It raises awareness and promote children's rights as well as prioritizing children's need within health care. The programme also targets the poor communities especially those infected teenagers who have poor access to comprehensive sexual reproductive health and HIV services, partly due to stigma, insufficient support by health care workers, low-risk perception and economic disempowerment or poverty. This programme will seek to ensure reasonable sexual reproductive health by strengthening the institution’s provision of SRHR for both infected young men and young women to increase their life-skills and assertiveness in making positive choices in the utilization of Contraception, Gender Based Violence, HIV Services. The primary beneficiaries of the contribution will be young people who have been relatively left behind in terms of positive sexual reproductive health education. Mashambanzou Care Trust-programmet syftar till att minska sårbarheten för barn i utsatthet till följd av fattigdom, HIV, TB och funktionshinder, genom att tillhandahålla socioekonomiskt och psykologiskt stöd till familjer och omgivningen. Programmet riktar sig specifikt till mycket utsatta och fattiga personer, vilket inkluderar hushåll som leds av mor/farföräldrar, barn, kvinnor samt andra utsatta hushåll. Insatsen ökar medvetenheten och främjar barns rättigheter samt prioriterar barns behov inom hälso- och sjukvården. Programmet riktar sig också till fattiga områden, särskilt HIV-smittade tonåringar som har dålig tillgång till sexuell reproduktiv hälsa och hiv-tjänster, delvis på grund av stigma, otillräckligt stöd från sjukvårdspersonal och fattigdom. Detta program kommer att sträva efter att förbättra sexuell reproduktiv hälsa genom att stärka institutionens tillhandahållande av SRHR för både HIV-smittade unga män och kvinnor för att öka deras livsfärdigheter och självförtroende när det gäller val i användningen av preventivmedel, könsbaserat våld, HIV-tjänster. De främsta förmånstagarna av bidraget kommer att vara ungdomar som har blivit relativt eftersatta vad gäller positiv utbildning i sexuell reproduktiv hälsa. Overall Goal is: Improved access to SRHR, Health Care and Rights by 2025. Objectives of the intervention include; 1. Improved access to integrated HIV and AIDS, care and support serices to PLWH. 2. Improved access to comprehensive Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) Services to PLWH and their families through the family centred approach. 3. Improved income earning capacity and nutrition for PLWH. 4. Improved access to ecuation, protection and nutritional support amongst children in need. Sweden PKF Littlejohn LLP Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PKF Littlejohn LLP 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 48360 0 48360 48360 PKF Littlejohn LLP 48360 PKF Littlejohn LLP Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Zimbabwe 2022-2026 Increased gender equality, including enjoyment of and respect for SRHR Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive åtnjutande av och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter (SRHR) Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for productive employment with decent working conditions Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-16975 Sweden INSO's overall objectives are: 1.The relief and development of people in need anywhere in the world who are the victims of conflict, natural disaster, insecurity or crisis; 2.The welfare and safety of people involved in the provision of humanitarian and development aid anywhere in the world. These goals will be achieved by: 1.Providing dedicated safety & security services to organisations working to achieve the relief and development of people in need. 2.Promoting and facilitating a wider understanding of conflict and its impact on humanitarian and development safety. INSO:s övergripande målsättning är att: 1. Lindra nöd för människor som drabbas av konflikter, naturkatastrofer eller andra krissituationer. 2. Säkerställa biståndsarbetares välbefinnande och säkerhet. Dessa mål ämnas uppnås genom att: 1. Tillhandahålla säkerhetstjänster till humanitära organisationer som arbetar för att lindra nöd och rädda liv. 2. Främja och underlätta en bredare förståelse av konflikter och dess inverkan på humanitär säkerhet och global, regional och lokal utveckling. INSO's overall objectives are: 1. The relief and development of people in need anywhere in the world who are the victims of conflict, natural disaster, insecurity or crisis; 2. The welfare and safety of people involved in the provision of humanitarian and development aid anywhere in the world. These goals will be achieved by: 1. Providing dedicated safety & security services to organisations working to achieve the relief and development of people in need. 2. Promoting and facilitating a wider understanding of conflict and its impact on humanitarian and development safety. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Relief co-ordination and support services Emergency Response In 2024, INSO delivered results against the 3 output areas presented in its log-frame and approved by Sida, in support of 1351 NGO partners across 19 countries: Output 1: Scalable, relevant and adaptive safety and access platforms. Output 2: Expanded outreach and use of CHDC by humanitarian responders. Output 3: Field driven advocacy, research and engagement. All set targets were met, and most of the time exceeded. Overachievement, where observed, is an encouraging sign, but INSO also recognizes the importance of ensuring that targets remain realistic and aligned with both our operational capacity and the evolving context. Among the results: - INSO successfully piloted the deployment of an emergency response team to Lebanon, on the onset of the crisis. The learning was incorporated into INSOs approach to emergency response programming. - INSOs Digital Learning team launched the INSO NGO Security Management online course on the DisasterReady platform for all humanitarian workers. - Also during 2024 a new country office was established in Chad and INSO relaunched the CHDC (Conflict and Humanitarian Data center) which successfully brought 30 partners on board, with high level of satisfaction from participants. - INSO roving training team provided a range of trainings (security management, humanitarian negotiation,) to 289 participants in 3 countries. National NGO participants represented 26% of all participants. - Overall, efforts were made to remove barriers to national NGO participation, which increased from 10% in 2023, to 15% in 2024. Women represented 33% of all participants. This follows efforts made since the release of a gender memo by INSO in 2022 after which the organisation has seen a clear and immediate positive impact on female participation, rising from 20% in 2022, to 24% in 2023, 31% in 2024, and 32% in the first half of 2025. Additionally, during the fourth quarter of 2024, INSO's in-country training teams delivered 111 sessions for 1,370 participants. ` Finally, to mark World Humanitarian Day, INSO issued a report identifying emerging dynamics, including an upward trend in serious NGO incidents, growing government involvement in NGO risk, rising instrumentalisation of aid, and concerns around mis/disinformation. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-16975-16975A0101-H12585 Sweden INSO's overall objectives are: 1.The relief and development of people in need anywhere in the world who are the victims of conflict, natural disaster, insecurity or crisis; 2.The welfare and safety of people involved in the provision of humanitarian and development aid anywhere in the world. These goals will be achieved by: 1.Providing dedicated safety & security services to organisations working to achieve the relief and development of people in need. 2.Promoting and facilitating a wider understanding of conflict and its impact on humanitarian and development safety. INSO:s övergripande målsättning är att: 1. Lindra nöd för människor som drabbas av konflikter, naturkatastrofer eller andra krissituationer. 2. Säkerställa biståndsarbetares välbefinnande och säkerhet. Dessa mål ämnas uppnås genom att: 1. Tillhandahålla säkerhetstjänster till humanitära organisationer som arbetar för att lindra nöd och rädda liv. 2. Främja och underlätta en bredare förståelse av konflikter och dess inverkan på humanitär säkerhet och global, regional och lokal utveckling. INSO's overall objectives are: 1. The relief and development of people in need anywhere in the world who are the victims of conflict, natural disaster, insecurity or crisis; 2. The welfare and safety of people involved in the provision of humanitarian and development aid anywhere in the world. These goals will be achieved by: 1. Providing dedicated safety & security services to organisations working to achieve the relief and development of people in need. 2. Promoting and facilitating a wider understanding of conflict and its impact on humanitarian and development safety. Sweden INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 17000000 17000000 INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation 17000000 INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation Humanitarian aid 2021-2025 Humanitärt bistånd 2021-2025 Humanitarian actors have safe, unhindered and sustained humanitarian access to reach crisis-affected people Humanitära aktörer har säkert, obehindrat och kontinuerligt humanitärt tillträde för att nå krisdrabbade människor Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-16975-16975A0103-H Sweden INSO's overall objectives are: 1.The relief and development of people in need anywhere in the world who are the victims of conflict, natural disaster, insecurity or crisis; 2.The welfare and safety of people involved in the provision of humanitarian and development aid anywhere in the world. These goals will be achieved by: 1.Providing dedicated safety & security services to organisations working to achieve the relief and development of people in need. 2.Promoting and facilitating a wider understanding of conflict and its impact on humanitarian and development safety. INSO:s övergripande målsättning är att: 1. Lindra nöd för människor som drabbas av konflikter, naturkatastrofer eller andra krissituationer. 2. Säkerställa biståndsarbetares välbefinnande och säkerhet. Dessa mål ämnas uppnås genom att: 1. Tillhandahålla säkerhetstjänster till humanitära organisationer som arbetar för att lindra nöd och rädda liv. 2. Främja och underlätta en bredare förståelse av konflikter och dess inverkan på humanitär säkerhet och global, regional och lokal utveckling. INSO's overall objectives are: 1. The relief and development of people in need anywhere in the world who are the victims of conflict, natural disaster, insecurity or crisis; 2. The welfare and safety of people involved in the provision of humanitarian and development aid anywhere in the world. These goals will be achieved by: 1. Providing dedicated safety & security services to organisations working to achieve the relief and development of people in need. 2. Promoting and facilitating a wider understanding of conflict and its impact on humanitarian and development safety. Sweden INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 12500000 8000000 12500000 12500000 20500000 INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation 8000000 INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation 12500000 INSO/International NGO Safety Organisation Swedish Humanitarian aid 2025-2029 Sveriges Humanitära bistånd 2025-2029 Greater effectiveness in the implementation of humanitarian assistance Stärkt effektivitet i genomförandet av humanitärt bistånd Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-16975-16975A0201-H Sweden INSO's overall objectives are: 1.The relief and development of people in need anywhere in the world who are the victims of conflict, natural disaster, insecurity or crisis; 2.The welfare and safety of people involved in the provision of humanitarian and development aid anywhere in the world. These goals will be achieved by: 1.Providing dedicated safety & security services to organisations working to achieve the relief and development of people in need. 2.Promoting and facilitating a wider understanding of conflict and its impact on humanitarian and development safety. INSO:s övergripande målsättning är att: 1. Lindra nöd för människor som drabbas av konflikter, naturkatastrofer eller andra krissituationer. 2. Säkerställa biståndsarbetares välbefinnande och säkerhet. Dessa mål ämnas uppnås genom att: 1. Tillhandahålla säkerhetstjänster till humanitära organisationer som arbetar för att lindra nöd och rädda liv. 2. Främja och underlätta en bredare förståelse av konflikter och dess inverkan på humanitär säkerhet och global, regional och lokal utveckling. INSO's overall objectives are: 1. The relief and development of people in need anywhere in the world who are the victims of conflict, natural disaster, insecurity or crisis; 2. The welfare and safety of people involved in the provision of humanitarian and development aid anywhere in the world. These goals will be achieved by: 1. Providing dedicated safety & security services to organisations working to achieve the relief and development of people in need. 2. Promoting and facilitating a wider understanding of conflict and its impact on humanitarian and development safety. Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 175000 0 175000 0 175000 Ernst & Young 175000 Ernst & Young Humanitarian aid 2021-2025 Humanitärt bistånd 2021-2025 Humanitarian actors have safe, unhindered and sustained humanitarian access to reach crisis-affected people Humanitära aktörer har säkert, obehindrat och kontinuerligt humanitärt tillträde för att nå krisdrabbade människor Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-17188 Sweden Core support agreement for protection of human rights defenders at ris, with following objectives: Objective 1: HRDs working at the local and national level have increased protection through the provision of rapid, practical and intersectional support. Objective 2: HRDs, their communities, and civil society have strengthened resilience and capacity to manage their protection in the longer-term. Objective 3: There are stronger policies and political/practical action at national, regional and international levels to protect human rights defenders at risk. Kärnstödsavtal för skyddsstöd till utsatta människorättsförsvarare med följande mål: Mål 1: Människorättsförsvarare som är verksamma på lokal och nationell nivå får ökat skydd genom snabbt, praktiskt och intersektionellt stöd. Mål 2: Människorättsförsvarare, deras lokala samhällen och det civila samhället har stärkt sin motståndskraft och sin förmåga att hantera sitt skydd på längre sikt. Mål 3: Det finns starkare riktlinjer och politiska/praktiska åtgärder på nationell, regional och internationell nivå för att skydda utsatta människorättsförsvarare. Objective 1: HRDs working at the local and national level have increased protection through the provision of rapid, practical and intersectional support. Objective 2: HRDs, their communities, and civil society have strengthened resilience and capacity to manage their protection in the longer-term. Objective (goal) 3: There are stronger policies and political/practical action at national, regional and international levels to protect human rights defenders at risk. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Developing countries, unspecified Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-17188-17188A0101 Sweden Core support agreement for protection of human rights defenders at ris, with following objectives: Objective 1: HRDs working at the local and national level have increased protection through the provision of rapid, practical and intersectional support. Objective 2: HRDs, their communities, and civil society have strengthened resilience and capacity to manage their protection in the longer-term. Objective 3: There are stronger policies and political/practical action at national, regional and international levels to protect human rights defenders at risk. Kärnstödsavtal för skyddsstöd till utsatta människorättsförsvarare med följande mål: Mål 1: Människorättsförsvarare som är verksamma på lokal och nationell nivå får ökat skydd genom snabbt, praktiskt och intersektionellt stöd. Mål 2: Människorättsförsvarare, deras lokala samhällen och det civila samhället har stärkt sin motståndskraft och sin förmåga att hantera sitt skydd på längre sikt. Mål 3: Det finns starkare riktlinjer och politiska/praktiska åtgärder på nationell, regional och internationell nivå för att skydda utsatta människorättsförsvarare. Objective 1: HRDs working at the local and national level have increased protection through the provision of rapid, practical and intersectional support. Objective 2: HRDs, their communities, and civil society have strengthened resilience and capacity to manage their protection in the longer-term. Objective (goal) 3: There are stronger policies and political/practical action at national, regional and international levels to protect human rights defenders at risk. Sweden Front Line Defenders Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Front Line Defenders 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 30000000 30000000 0 0 30000000 4765449 30000000 30000000 0 90000000 Front Line Defenders 30000000 Front Line Defenders Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2024-2028 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2024-2028 Enhanced global, regional, and national systems and institutions that safeguard and promote human rights and freedoms for everyone. Stärkta globala, regionala och nationella system och institutioner som skyddar och främjar de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna för alla människor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased respect for, and protection and realisation of, human rights and freedoms, with a focus on people subjected to violence, discrimination, persecution and oppression, not least defenders of human rights and democracy, women and girls, children and young people, people belonging to religious minorities, people with disabilities and LGBTIQ people. Ökad respekt, skydd och förverkligande av de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna, med fokus på människor som utsätts för våld, diskriminering, förföljelse och förtryck, inte minst människorätts- och demokratiförsvarare, kvinnor och flickor, barn och unga, personer som tillhör religiösa minoriteter, personer med funktionsnedsättning och hbtqi-personer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17188-17188A0102 Sweden Core support agreement for protection of human rights defenders at ris, with following objectives: Objective 1: HRDs working at the local and national level have increased protection through the provision of rapid, practical and intersectional support. Objective 2: HRDs, their communities, and civil society have strengthened resilience and capacity to manage their protection in the longer-term. Objective 3: There are stronger policies and political/practical action at national, regional and international levels to protect human rights defenders at risk. Kärnstödsavtal för skyddsstöd till utsatta människorättsförsvarare med följande mål: Mål 1: Människorättsförsvarare som är verksamma på lokal och nationell nivå får ökat skydd genom snabbt, praktiskt och intersektionellt stöd. Mål 2: Människorättsförsvarare, deras lokala samhällen och det civila samhället har stärkt sin motståndskraft och sin förmåga att hantera sitt skydd på längre sikt. Mål 3: Det finns starkare riktlinjer och politiska/praktiska åtgärder på nationell, regional och internationell nivå för att skydda utsatta människorättsförsvarare. Objective 1: HRDs working at the local and national level have increased protection through the provision of rapid, practical and intersectional support. Objective 2: HRDs, their communities, and civil society have strengthened resilience and capacity to manage their protection in the longer-term. Objective (goal) 3: There are stronger policies and political/practical action at national, regional and international levels to protect human rights defenders at risk. Sweden Front Line Defenders Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Front Line Defenders 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 0 0 0 12000000 0 0 12000000 Front Line Defenders 12000000 Front Line Defenders Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Stronger democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law. Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17188-17188A0103 Sweden Core support agreement for protection of human rights defenders at ris, with following objectives: Objective 1: HRDs working at the local and national level have increased protection through the provision of rapid, practical and intersectional support. Objective 2: HRDs, their communities, and civil society have strengthened resilience and capacity to manage their protection in the longer-term. Objective 3: There are stronger policies and political/practical action at national, regional and international levels to protect human rights defenders at risk. Kärnstödsavtal för skyddsstöd till utsatta människorättsförsvarare med följande mål: Mål 1: Människorättsförsvarare som är verksamma på lokal och nationell nivå får ökat skydd genom snabbt, praktiskt och intersektionellt stöd. Mål 2: Människorättsförsvarare, deras lokala samhällen och det civila samhället har stärkt sin motståndskraft och sin förmåga att hantera sitt skydd på längre sikt. Mål 3: Det finns starkare riktlinjer och politiska/praktiska åtgärder på nationell, regional och internationell nivå för att skydda utsatta människorättsförsvarare. Objective 1: HRDs working at the local and national level have increased protection through the provision of rapid, practical and intersectional support. Objective 2: HRDs, their communities, and civil society have strengthened resilience and capacity to manage their protection in the longer-term. Objective (goal) 3: There are stronger policies and political/practical action at national, regional and international levels to protect human rights defenders at risk. Sweden Front Line Defenders Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Front Line Defenders 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 3000000 3000000 Front Line Defenders 3000000 Front Line Defenders Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2024-2028 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2024-2028 Increased respect for, and protection and realisation of, human rights and freedoms, with a focus on people subjected to violence, discrimination, persecution and oppression, not least defenders of human rights and democracy, women and girls, children and young people, people belonging to religious minorities, people with disabilities and LGBTIQ people. Ökad respekt, skydd och förverkligande av de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna, med fokus på människor som utsätts för våld, diskriminering, förföljelse och förtryck, inte minst människorätts- och demokratiförsvarare, kvinnor och flickor, barn och unga, personer som tillhör religiösa minoriteter, personer med funktionsnedsättning och hbtqi-personer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-17781 Sweden The Embassy of Sweden's local Framework Agreement for audit services linked to the development offer for the Uganda Strategy 2025-2029 Sveriges ambassads lokalt Ramavtal för revisionstjänster kopplat till utvecklings erbjudandet för strategin Uganda 2025-2029 Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Uganda Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-17781-17781A0101 Sweden The Embassy of Sweden's local Framework Agreement for audit services linked to the development offer for the Uganda Strategy 2025-2029 Sveriges ambassads lokalt Ramavtal för revisionstjänster kopplat till utvecklings erbjudandet för strategin Uganda 2025-2029 Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 2500000 0 1500000 500000 0 500000 0 2500000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-17781-17781A0102 Sweden The Embassy of Sweden's local Framework Agreement for audit services linked to the development offer for the Uganda Strategy 2025-2029 Sveriges ambassads lokalt Ramavtal för revisionstjänster kopplat till utvecklings erbjudandet för strategin Uganda 2025-2029 Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 1250000 0 0 250000 0 750000 250000 1250000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-17781-17781A0103 Sweden The Embassy of Sweden's local Framework Agreement for audit services linked to the development offer for the Uganda Strategy 2025-2029 Sveriges ambassads lokalt Ramavtal för revisionstjänster kopplat till utvecklings erbjudandet för strategin Uganda 2025-2029 Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 250000 125000 0 125000 0 250000 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner SE-0-SE-6-51020162 Sweden RWI Regional Asia program on Human Rights and Sustanable Development 2017-2021 aims at strengthening the capacity and knowledge of regional and national actors. RWI has applied to Sida for 75 million SEK to carry out the "RWI Regional Asia programme on human rights and sustainable development 2017-2021". The intervention aims at: 1. Clarifying the linkages and application in the region and influencing policy and legal development through strengthening knowledge on the connections between human rights, gender equality and environment. Regional research, regional thematic studies and support to acadmic education in the field of human rights and environment will be the main activities here. 2. Strengthening multisector synergies, pursuing inclusive and rights-based action towards Agenda 2030 Exampls of activities are annual comprehensive blended learning courses, tailor-made courses to regional stakeholders from different sectors on human rights based approaches and linkages between human rights, gender equality, environment and sustainable development, as well as supporting regional, national and local multi-sectorial SDG processes with human rights indicators. 3. Promoting fair and efficient justice, including in relation to the environment and for cross-border human rights violations. This will be done through i.e. human rights capacity development for judges/judicial actors across the region, high-level NHRI meetings to further develop regional frameworks for addressing cross-boundary human rights protection issues, engagement with the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights in key areas of the Commission's mandate, etc. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till implementeringen av regeringens strategi för regionalt utvecklingssamarbete i Asien och Oceaninen 2017-2021 som har som mål har som mål att bidra till ökad regional integration och samarbete för hållbar utveckling. Syftet med strategin är att stärka regionala aktörers förmåga att arbeta med gränsöverskridande utmaningar och möjligheter inom mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, jämställdhet respektive miljö och klimat på ett ömsesidigt förstärkande sett. Det föreslagna stödet till Raoul Wallenberg Institutets regionala program för mänskliga rättigheter och hållbar utveckling syftar till att bidra till en rättvis, inkluderande och hållbar utveckling i Asien genom att bidra till att stärka skyddet för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet och miljö. Program som bygger på tre huvudkomponenter: 1.Att stärka kunskapen om samarbandet mellan mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet och miljö och tydligöra dessa samband och därigenom bidra till att påverka lagstiftning, policy och rättskipning i regionen. Det kommer ske genom forskning, utbildning och regionalt akademiskt utbyte. 2.Stärka synergier och samverkan mellan olika sektorer och aktörer i syfte att bygga broar mellan olika kunskapsområden som miljö och mänskliga rättigheter och därigenom bidra till en effektivare implementering av Agenda 2030. 3.Att bidra till att främja ökad tillgång till rättvisa för marginaliserade grupper i relation till miljö och mänskliga rättigheter för gränsöverskridande kränkningar begångna av icke-statliga aktörer. Det första året planeras som ett pilot år där RWI planerar att starta upp verksamheten genom att påbörja forskning och utbildningsaktiviteter men också på att utveckla och formalisera sektorövergripande samarbeten. Under pilotåret ska RWI färdigställa ett konsoliderat program med budget för 2018-2021 och utveckla ett fullständigt resultatramverk och göra en fullständig riskbedömning och ta fram en plan för hur dessa risker ska hanteras. Sida ska godkänna dessa dokument innan ytterligare medel betalas ut. Sida gör bedömningen att insatsen är relevant och att RWI och det planerade regionala programmet har goda förutsättningar att bidra till målen i den i ovan nämnda strategin. The intervention overarching intention is to contribute to a just, inclusive and sustainable development in Asia, through mutually reinforcing protection of human rights, gender equality and the environment. The resultsframwork was revised in late 2019 after a mid-term review was carried out.  The overall problems that RWI has identified that the Regional Asia Program shall address are the following: 1. Lack of knowledge of linkages between human rights, gender equality and environment between and among actors, and lack of connected, qualitative and locally grounded, problem analyses required for such policies. 2. Insufficient collaboration and joint vision between different actors and sectors, which impedes synergies and efficiency in action which are preconditions for progress, including towards Agenda 2030 targets. 3. Gaps in accountability and access to justice on equal terms for all, including insufficient mechanisms for addressing extraterritorial and corporate harm. The Theory of Change for the programme is based on the assumption that addressing the problems mentioned above will achieve the overall objective of the programme to contribute to just, inclusive and sustainable development in the region through mutually reinforcing protection of human rights, gender equality and the environment. The intervention aims to strengthen knowledge regarding the connection between human rights, gender equality and the Environment with the aim to clarify the linkages and to contribute to improved policy and legal development. RWI has developed the following implementation strategies: Strategy 1: Strengthening KNOWLEDGE on the connections between human rights, gender equality and environment in the region, aiming to clarify context specific challenges and opportunities and to inform and influence policy, practice and discourse. Strategy 2: Strengthening multi-sector SYNERGIES, pursuing constructive collaboration and efficient inclusive and rights-based action towards SDG targets, building bridges and offering platforms for mutual exchange. Strategy 3: Promoting ACCOUNTABILITY in relation to programme topics for all in society, including for cross-border violations and actions of private actors, and adequate measures for marginalised and discriminated groups. Change is thought to happen when the three strategies each corresponding to one of the key problems, and contributing also to the programme at large, where each strategy builds and depends on and the results of others to the extent relevant and possible.           Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Asia, regional Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general The RAPP1 implemented through 2017 2024 has achieved some key impacts across four thematic outcomes: i) Increased capacities among targeted academic institutions in the Asia-Pacific region to mainstream human rights and gender-based approaches to displacement in the context of disasters and climate change (referred to as disaster, climate change and human mobility) ii) Improved local stakeholders capacities and collaborations to promote environment related human rights, gender equality and the SDGs (referred to as localising human rights and the sustainable development goals) iii) Strengthened and expanded knowledge bases on human rights, gender equality, and the environment for relevant coalitions, networks and collaborations (referred to as human rights and the environment) iv) Increased public discourse about the interlinkages between human rights, gender equality, and the environment (referred to as public discourse on human rights and the environment). The accumulated results are: 1. RAPP1s expanding academic capacities showcased how RWIs commitment to academic development has enriched the academic landscape through collaborative research endeavours and outputs. It highlighted the expansion of the research initiative the establishment of the Asia Pacific Academic Networks on Disaster Displacement (APANDD) and formal collaborations with esteemed universities and academic institutions and publications to enhance its reach and impact such as the edited volume Climate-related Human Mobility in Asia and the Pacific: Interdisciplinary Rights-based Approach (2024) published by Springer which provides an interdisciplinary and rights-based perspective on climate-related mobility. Important input to global and national policy making processes were provided to UN Special Rapporteurs on Climate Change, and HRs and Internally Displaced Persons, the Right to Adequate Housing as well as the UN General Assembly High-level Panel on Internal Displacement. 2. RWI has had an impact on improving local stakeholders capacities and collaborations to promote human rights, gender equality, and the SDGs and advocate to influence policy makers and local actors through a series of knowledge products on Localising Human Rights in the Context of SDGs, which is considered having catalysed positive changes at the local level. 3. RAPP1 has had impacts in strengthening the knowledge bases for relevant coalitions, networks and collaborations through a series of published research products. These publications concern the human right to a healthy environment in Southeast Asia with local researchers from 6 ASEAN member states which has been referenced as a roadmap for future research and by UNESCAP technical report and recommendations to strengthen environmental impact assessment procedures in ASEAN and will subsequently inform the current drafting process of the ASEAN Environmental Rights Declaration. 4. RAPP1 has also employed diverse methods to catalyse public conversations, ranging from initial impactful research collaboration and influential publications to proactive involvement in shaping discussions within conferences as well as raising awareness about the interconnections between human rights, gender equality, climate change, and environmental sustainability. These impacts were measured through (program internal assessment based on survey participated by 54 RAPP stakeholders): - Enhanced Understanding and Capacity, with 98 percent of the respondents reported the significant contributions that RAPP made to their understanding of the interconnections between human rights and various sectors and that RWIs programme is highly relevant to their jobs or professional roles. - Influence on Policy Dynamics, with 76.4 percent of respondents agreed that the RAPP directly influenced the development or implementation of their organisations strategic plans. - Increased Public Discourse and Dissemination of Knowledge, 98 percent of respondents agreed that the Programme encouraged dissemination of human rights discourse and societal issues and 74.5 percent of respondents stated they had actively contributed to the dissemination of discourse related to human rights and disaster displacement, the SDGs, judicial processes, responsible business, and the environment. - Strengthened Local Stakeholder Capacities and Collaboration, with 93 percent of respondents affirmed their ability to effectively translate the knowledge acquired during the Programme into tangible actions and 84 percent of the respondents successfully formed collaborations with other individuals or organisations through participating in RWIs programme and joint publication and research as well as other joint activities/events. Overall, throughout the 7year programme, RAPP1 engaged 4,093 participants in a series of activities organized through regional forums, training courses and workshops, regional policy dialogues and meetings, research collaboration and production as well as knowledge dissemination. Amongst the participants, 1764 were women, 1622 were men, 2 were nonbinary people and 705 were N/A gender. Based on the type of events, RAPP1 engaged 1496 participants through workshops, 344 through trainings, 36 in roundtable discussions, 170 in meetings, 184 in general lectures, 1731 in discussions and 132 through other types of events. The RAPP1 participants represented 39 countries from around the world, with 90 percent of participants identifying themselves as nationals of a Southeast Asian country, whilst 4 percent and 0.5 percent were from South Asia and the Pacific, respectively. More specifically, RAPPs activities have engaged 3693 participants from Southeast Asia, 164 from South Asia, 13 from Northeast Asia, 27 from Pacific Islands and the rest were from Africa, North America, Europe, Australia, and others. Of top 5 countries, 2,761 participants were from Indonesia, 556 from Malaysia, 162 from the Philippines, 130 from Thailand, and 45 from India. Of those total numbers of RAPPs engaged stakeholders across four outcome areas, 1305 were from academia, 1247 were from governments, 86 were from international organisations, 304 were from NGOs, 542 were from private sector institutions, and other types of stakeholders were 582 persons. The majority of RAPP1 participants were researchers, journalists, ASEAN Youth Forum, National HRs Institutes, policy makers, local governments officials, judicial authorities, and right holders. More than 5 international forums and hybrid events aimed at enhancing stakeholder engagement were organised. Some highlights included sessions at the annual World Human Rights Cities Forum in South Korea, Indonesia's Human Rights Festival, Regional Dialogue on Human Rights and Local Governance in the Philippines, and the 3rd EUASEAN CSOs Forum in Brussels. Through applied research and cuttingedge capacity building activities on the interlinkages between human rights and sustainable development, RAPP1 has transformed individual mindsets at both national and regional levels in the form of perceptions of human rights, gender norms and inclusive leadership. This has led to new policies and models for incorporating human rights and gender equality in climate change and environmental protection contexts, as well as a cadre of champions within the different institutions. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51020162-5102016201 Sweden RWI Regional Asia program on Human Rights and Sustanable Development 2017-2021 aims at strengthening the capacity and knowledge of regional and national actors. RWI has applied to Sida for 75 million SEK to carry out the "RWI Regional Asia programme on human rights and sustainable development 2017-2021". The intervention aims at: 1. Clarifying the linkages and application in the region and influencing policy and legal development through strengthening knowledge on the connections between human rights, gender equality and environment. Regional research, regional thematic studies and support to acadmic education in the field of human rights and environment will be the main activities here. 2. Strengthening multisector synergies, pursuing inclusive and rights-based action towards Agenda 2030 Exampls of activities are annual comprehensive blended learning courses, tailor-made courses to regional stakeholders from different sectors on human rights based approaches and linkages between human rights, gender equality, environment and sustainable development, as well as supporting regional, national and local multi-sectorial SDG processes with human rights indicators. 3. Promoting fair and efficient justice, including in relation to the environment and for cross-border human rights violations. This will be done through i.e. human rights capacity development for judges/judicial actors across the region, high-level NHRI meetings to further develop regional frameworks for addressing cross-boundary human rights protection issues, engagement with the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights in key areas of the Commission's mandate, etc. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till implementeringen av regeringens strategi för regionalt utvecklingssamarbete i Asien och Oceaninen 2017-2021 som har som mål har som mål att bidra till ökad regional integration och samarbete för hållbar utveckling. Syftet med strategin är att stärka regionala aktörers förmåga att arbeta med gränsöverskridande utmaningar och möjligheter inom mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, jämställdhet respektive miljö och klimat på ett ömsesidigt förstärkande sett. Det föreslagna stödet till Raoul Wallenberg Institutets regionala program för mänskliga rättigheter och hållbar utveckling syftar till att bidra till en rättvis, inkluderande och hållbar utveckling i Asien genom att bidra till att stärka skyddet för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet och miljö. Program som bygger på tre huvudkomponenter: 1.Att stärka kunskapen om samarbandet mellan mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet och miljö och tydligöra dessa samband och därigenom bidra till att påverka lagstiftning, policy och rättskipning i regionen. Det kommer ske genom forskning, utbildning och regionalt akademiskt utbyte. 2.Stärka synergier och samverkan mellan olika sektorer och aktörer i syfte att bygga broar mellan olika kunskapsområden som miljö och mänskliga rättigheter och därigenom bidra till en effektivare implementering av Agenda 2030. 3.Att bidra till att främja ökad tillgång till rättvisa för marginaliserade grupper i relation till miljö och mänskliga rättigheter för gränsöverskridande kränkningar begångna av icke-statliga aktörer. Det första året planeras som ett pilot år där RWI planerar att starta upp verksamheten genom att påbörja forskning och utbildningsaktiviteter men också på att utveckla och formalisera sektorövergripande samarbeten. Under pilotåret ska RWI färdigställa ett konsoliderat program med budget för 2018-2021 och utveckla ett fullständigt resultatramverk och göra en fullständig riskbedömning och ta fram en plan för hur dessa risker ska hanteras. Sida ska godkänna dessa dokument innan ytterligare medel betalas ut. Sida gör bedömningen att insatsen är relevant och att RWI och det planerade regionala programmet har goda förutsättningar att bidra till målen i den i ovan nämnda strategin. The intervention overarching intention is to contribute to a just, inclusive and sustainable development in Asia, through mutually reinforcing protection of human rights, gender equality and the environment. The resultsframwork was revised in late 2019 after a mid-term review was carried out.  The overall problems that RWI has identified that the Regional Asia Program shall address are the following: 1. Lack of knowledge of linkages between human rights, gender equality and environment between and among actors, and lack of connected, qualitative and locally grounded, problem analyses required for such policies. 2. Insufficient collaboration and joint vision between different actors and sectors, which impedes synergies and efficiency in action which are preconditions for progress, including towards Agenda 2030 targets. 3. Gaps in accountability and access to justice on equal terms for all, including insufficient mechanisms for addressing extraterritorial and corporate harm. The Theory of Change for the programme is based on the assumption that addressing the problems mentioned above will achieve the overall objective of the programme to contribute to just, inclusive and sustainable development in the region through mutually reinforcing protection of human rights, gender equality and the environment. The intervention aims to strengthen knowledge regarding the connection between human rights, gender equality and the Environment with the aim to clarify the linkages and to contribute to improved policy and legal development. RWI has developed the following implementation strategies: Strategy 1: Strengthening KNOWLEDGE on the connections between human rights, gender equality and environment in the region, aiming to clarify context specific challenges and opportunities and to inform and influence policy, practice and discourse. Strategy 2: Strengthening multi-sector SYNERGIES, pursuing constructive collaboration and efficient inclusive and rights-based action towards SDG targets, building bridges and offering platforms for mutual exchange. Strategy 3: Promoting ACCOUNTABILITY in relation to programme topics for all in society, including for cross-border violations and actions of private actors, and adequate measures for marginalised and discriminated groups. Change is thought to happen when the three strategies each corresponding to one of the key problems, and contributing also to the programme at large, where each strategy builds and depends on and the results of others to the extent relevant and possible.           Sweden Raoul Wallenberg Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Raoul Wallenberg Institute 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 12661014 15000000 14500000 16478444 16360542 9999999.9999999981 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 12661014 0 10000000 6500000 8000000 -10000000 8000000 10000000 -0.0000000004 -5000000 10000000 0 -10000000 0.0000000003 0 0 0 0 6360542 0 8478444 0 0 0 75000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 12661014 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 10000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 5000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 8000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 6500000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 8000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 8478444 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 10000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 6360542 Raoul Wallenberg Institute Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51020162-5102016204 Sweden RWI Regional Asia program on Human Rights and Sustanable Development 2017-2021 aims at strengthening the capacity and knowledge of regional and national actors. RWI has applied to Sida for 75 million SEK to carry out the "RWI Regional Asia programme on human rights and sustainable development 2017-2021". The intervention aims at: 1. Clarifying the linkages and application in the region and influencing policy and legal development through strengthening knowledge on the connections between human rights, gender equality and environment. Regional research, regional thematic studies and support to acadmic education in the field of human rights and environment will be the main activities here. 2. Strengthening multisector synergies, pursuing inclusive and rights-based action towards Agenda 2030 Exampls of activities are annual comprehensive blended learning courses, tailor-made courses to regional stakeholders from different sectors on human rights based approaches and linkages between human rights, gender equality, environment and sustainable development, as well as supporting regional, national and local multi-sectorial SDG processes with human rights indicators. 3. Promoting fair and efficient justice, including in relation to the environment and for cross-border human rights violations. This will be done through i.e. human rights capacity development for judges/judicial actors across the region, high-level NHRI meetings to further develop regional frameworks for addressing cross-boundary human rights protection issues, engagement with the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights in key areas of the Commission's mandate, etc. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till implementeringen av regeringens strategi för regionalt utvecklingssamarbete i Asien och Oceaninen 2017-2021 som har som mål har som mål att bidra till ökad regional integration och samarbete för hållbar utveckling. Syftet med strategin är att stärka regionala aktörers förmåga att arbeta med gränsöverskridande utmaningar och möjligheter inom mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, jämställdhet respektive miljö och klimat på ett ömsesidigt förstärkande sett. Det föreslagna stödet till Raoul Wallenberg Institutets regionala program för mänskliga rättigheter och hållbar utveckling syftar till att bidra till en rättvis, inkluderande och hållbar utveckling i Asien genom att bidra till att stärka skyddet för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet och miljö. Program som bygger på tre huvudkomponenter: 1.Att stärka kunskapen om samarbandet mellan mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet och miljö och tydligöra dessa samband och därigenom bidra till att påverka lagstiftning, policy och rättskipning i regionen. Det kommer ske genom forskning, utbildning och regionalt akademiskt utbyte. 2.Stärka synergier och samverkan mellan olika sektorer och aktörer i syfte att bygga broar mellan olika kunskapsområden som miljö och mänskliga rättigheter och därigenom bidra till en effektivare implementering av Agenda 2030. 3.Att bidra till att främja ökad tillgång till rättvisa för marginaliserade grupper i relation till miljö och mänskliga rättigheter för gränsöverskridande kränkningar begångna av icke-statliga aktörer. Det första året planeras som ett pilot år där RWI planerar att starta upp verksamheten genom att påbörja forskning och utbildningsaktiviteter men också på att utveckla och formalisera sektorövergripande samarbeten. Under pilotåret ska RWI färdigställa ett konsoliderat program med budget för 2018-2021 och utveckla ett fullständigt resultatramverk och göra en fullständig riskbedömning och ta fram en plan för hur dessa risker ska hanteras. Sida ska godkänna dessa dokument innan ytterligare medel betalas ut. Sida gör bedömningen att insatsen är relevant och att RWI och det planerade regionala programmet har goda förutsättningar att bidra till målen i den i ovan nämnda strategin. The intervention overarching intention is to contribute to a just, inclusive and sustainable development in Asia, through mutually reinforcing protection of human rights, gender equality and the environment. The resultsframwork was revised in late 2019 after a mid-term review was carried out.  The overall problems that RWI has identified that the Regional Asia Program shall address are the following: 1. Lack of knowledge of linkages between human rights, gender equality and environment between and among actors, and lack of connected, qualitative and locally grounded, problem analyses required for such policies. 2. Insufficient collaboration and joint vision between different actors and sectors, which impedes synergies and efficiency in action which are preconditions for progress, including towards Agenda 2030 targets. 3. Gaps in accountability and access to justice on equal terms for all, including insufficient mechanisms for addressing extraterritorial and corporate harm. The Theory of Change for the programme is based on the assumption that addressing the problems mentioned above will achieve the overall objective of the programme to contribute to just, inclusive and sustainable development in the region through mutually reinforcing protection of human rights, gender equality and the environment. The intervention aims to strengthen knowledge regarding the connection between human rights, gender equality and the Environment with the aim to clarify the linkages and to contribute to improved policy and legal development. RWI has developed the following implementation strategies: Strategy 1: Strengthening KNOWLEDGE on the connections between human rights, gender equality and environment in the region, aiming to clarify context specific challenges and opportunities and to inform and influence policy, practice and discourse. Strategy 2: Strengthening multi-sector SYNERGIES, pursuing constructive collaboration and efficient inclusive and rights-based action towards SDG targets, building bridges and offering platforms for mutual exchange. Strategy 3: Promoting ACCOUNTABILITY in relation to programme topics for all in society, including for cross-border violations and actions of private actors, and adequate measures for marginalised and discriminated groups. Change is thought to happen when the three strategies each corresponding to one of the key problems, and contributing also to the programme at large, where each strategy builds and depends on and the results of others to the extent relevant and possible.           Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BDO Llp 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 137450 137450 137450 BDO Llp 137450 BDO Llp Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work for improved accountability and increased democratic space Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta för förbättrat ansvarsutkrävande och ökat demokratiskt utrymme Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work with human rights and gender equality Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att arbeta med mänskliga rättigheter och jämställdhet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51020162-5102016205 Sweden RWI Regional Asia program on Human Rights and Sustanable Development 2017-2021 aims at strengthening the capacity and knowledge of regional and national actors. RWI has applied to Sida for 75 million SEK to carry out the "RWI Regional Asia programme on human rights and sustainable development 2017-2021". The intervention aims at: 1. Clarifying the linkages and application in the region and influencing policy and legal development through strengthening knowledge on the connections between human rights, gender equality and environment. Regional research, regional thematic studies and support to acadmic education in the field of human rights and environment will be the main activities here. 2. Strengthening multisector synergies, pursuing inclusive and rights-based action towards Agenda 2030 Exampls of activities are annual comprehensive blended learning courses, tailor-made courses to regional stakeholders from different sectors on human rights based approaches and linkages between human rights, gender equality, environment and sustainable development, as well as supporting regional, national and local multi-sectorial SDG processes with human rights indicators. 3. Promoting fair and efficient justice, including in relation to the environment and for cross-border human rights violations. This will be done through i.e. human rights capacity development for judges/judicial actors across the region, high-level NHRI meetings to further develop regional frameworks for addressing cross-boundary human rights protection issues, engagement with the ASEAN Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights in key areas of the Commission's mandate, etc. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till implementeringen av regeringens strategi för regionalt utvecklingssamarbete i Asien och Oceaninen 2017-2021 som har som mål har som mål att bidra till ökad regional integration och samarbete för hållbar utveckling. Syftet med strategin är att stärka regionala aktörers förmåga att arbeta med gränsöverskridande utmaningar och möjligheter inom mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati, jämställdhet respektive miljö och klimat på ett ömsesidigt förstärkande sett. Det föreslagna stödet till Raoul Wallenberg Institutets regionala program för mänskliga rättigheter och hållbar utveckling syftar till att bidra till en rättvis, inkluderande och hållbar utveckling i Asien genom att bidra till att stärka skyddet för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet och miljö. Program som bygger på tre huvudkomponenter: 1.Att stärka kunskapen om samarbandet mellan mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet och miljö och tydligöra dessa samband och därigenom bidra till att påverka lagstiftning, policy och rättskipning i regionen. Det kommer ske genom forskning, utbildning och regionalt akademiskt utbyte. 2.Stärka synergier och samverkan mellan olika sektorer och aktörer i syfte att bygga broar mellan olika kunskapsområden som miljö och mänskliga rättigheter och därigenom bidra till en effektivare implementering av Agenda 2030. 3.Att bidra till att främja ökad tillgång till rättvisa för marginaliserade grupper i relation till miljö och mänskliga rättigheter för gränsöverskridande kränkningar begångna av icke-statliga aktörer. Det första året planeras som ett pilot år där RWI planerar att starta upp verksamheten genom att påbörja forskning och utbildningsaktiviteter men också på att utveckla och formalisera sektorövergripande samarbeten. Under pilotåret ska RWI färdigställa ett konsoliderat program med budget för 2018-2021 och utveckla ett fullständigt resultatramverk och göra en fullständig riskbedömning och ta fram en plan för hur dessa risker ska hanteras. Sida ska godkänna dessa dokument innan ytterligare medel betalas ut. Sida gör bedömningen att insatsen är relevant och att RWI och det planerade regionala programmet har goda förutsättningar att bidra till målen i den i ovan nämnda strategin. The intervention overarching intention is to contribute to a just, inclusive and sustainable development in Asia, through mutually reinforcing protection of human rights, gender equality and the environment. The resultsframwork was revised in late 2019 after a mid-term review was carried out.  The overall problems that RWI has identified that the Regional Asia Program shall address are the following: 1. Lack of knowledge of linkages between human rights, gender equality and environment between and among actors, and lack of connected, qualitative and locally grounded, problem analyses required for such policies. 2. Insufficient collaboration and joint vision between different actors and sectors, which impedes synergies and efficiency in action which are preconditions for progress, including towards Agenda 2030 targets. 3. Gaps in accountability and access to justice on equal terms for all, including insufficient mechanisms for addressing extraterritorial and corporate harm. The Theory of Change for the programme is based on the assumption that addressing the problems mentioned above will achieve the overall objective of the programme to contribute to just, inclusive and sustainable development in the region through mutually reinforcing protection of human rights, gender equality and the environment. The intervention aims to strengthen knowledge regarding the connection between human rights, gender equality and the Environment with the aim to clarify the linkages and to contribute to improved policy and legal development. RWI has developed the following implementation strategies: Strategy 1: Strengthening KNOWLEDGE on the connections between human rights, gender equality and environment in the region, aiming to clarify context specific challenges and opportunities and to inform and influence policy, practice and discourse. Strategy 2: Strengthening multi-sector SYNERGIES, pursuing constructive collaboration and efficient inclusive and rights-based action towards SDG targets, building bridges and offering platforms for mutual exchange. Strategy 3: Promoting ACCOUNTABILITY in relation to programme topics for all in society, including for cross-border violations and actions of private actors, and adequate measures for marginalised and discriminated groups. Change is thought to happen when the three strategies each corresponding to one of the key problems, and contributing also to the programme at large, where each strategy builds and depends on and the results of others to the extent relevant and possible.           Sweden Raoul Wallenberg Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Raoul Wallenberg Institute 1.b - Create sound policy frameworks at the national, regional and international levels, based on pro-poor and gender-sensitive development strategies, to support accelerated investment in poverty eradication actions. 1.b - Upprätta sunda policyramverk på nationell, regional och internationell nivå på grundval av utvecklingsstrategier som stödjer de fattiga och tar hänsyn till jämställdhetsaspekter, för att stödja ökade investeringar i åtgärder för att avskaffa fattigdom. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 14687400 15000000 -1472500 7687400 0 0 0 0 0 0 8800000 0 6200000 0 7000000 0 0 0 0 -1472500 28214900 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 7687400 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 7000000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 6200000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute 8800000 Raoul Wallenberg Institute -1472500 Raoul Wallenberg Institute Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Improved conditions for democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved capacity to deal with migration in a way that safeguards the rights of refugees, internally displaced persons and migrants, and contributes to development. Stärkt förmåga att hantera migration på ett sätt som säkrar flyktingars, internflyktingars och migranters rättigheter, och som bidrar till utveckling Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken Improved conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, with a focus on increased protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystem services Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, med fokus på ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51050034 Sweden Aims to build capacity within EAC region to develop and implement international Environmental standards, develop institutions and quality infrastructure necessary for long-term and successful adoption of Standards including Carbon Footprint-Labelling of goods and services and raise awareness of stakeholders on the economic and ecological benefits of Environmental Standards. Aims to build capacity within EAC region to develop and implement international Environmental standards, develop institutions and quality infrastructure necessary for long-term and successful adoption of Standards including Carbon Footprint-Labelling of goods and services and raise awareness of stakeholders on the economic and ecological benefits of Environmental Standards. Sida has been in partnership with the "Swedish Standards Institute", SIS, to implement the first phase of the joint programme in partnership with the East African Communities (EAC) Secretariat "Trade Promotion through Standardisation in the EAC Region” between mid-2012 until April 2016, including a no-cost extension period. The application for an interim phase was submitted to Sida when the regional strategy for development cooperation in Africa south of Sahara (2016-2021) was still under development. Since the new strategy was not finalized and the operationalization processes not completed, Sida agreed to fund an interim phase in a transition period with the aim to maintain the momentum reached during the first phase and plan for a potential second phase. Sida continued partnership with SIS during an interim phase from May 2016 until June 2017 as a bridging period during the development of the new Swedish regional strategy for development cooperation with Sub-Saharan Africa (2016-2021). However, due to re-prioritisations under the new strategy, a second phase of partnership was not possible.  The main objective of the contribution was to support the EAC participatory engagement to increase the capacity to both influence and implement international standards so as to increase opportunities to trade both regionally and globally. The aim was to contribute to economic development through increased access to markets by local and regional producers. Another overall objective of the project was to ensure that the bioenergy sector maintains environmental sustainability and provides opportunities for poor people to benefit from the development. For the standard setting process, the ISO standard on Sustainability Criteria for Bioenergy was chosen as a training case. For the standards implementation process, ISO 14067 on Carbon Footprint of Products was chosen as a training case. Additional capacity was to be built through tailor-made and sector integrated training sessions complementary to the above mentioned ISO standards setting and implementation. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Eastern Africa, regional Trade policy and administrative management Trade Policies & Regulations Main results that was expected to be achieved during the interim phase was twofold: Firstly, to enhance competence among National Standardisation Bodies (NSBs) in the EAC-region in leading and execution of national and international standard setting processes through national public-private partnerships. Secondly, to enhance competence among EAC-region stakeholders for effective participation in national and international standard setting processes. Four main activities were identified to be implemented during the interim phase:1. Allow the region/partner states to send delegates to international ISO meetings identified by the region as prioritised standardisation areas (i.e. ISO sponsorship);2. Support the EAC secretariat and the project steering committees to establish a proper communication mechanism for drafting regional positions for contributing to the international standard development process and ISO meetings (i.e. have a peer-review structure for identifying regional positions);3. Review administrative routines for smoother coordination of implementation in a possible second phase; 4. E-training. Below follows examples of results achieved during the interim phase: • 44 experts were sponsored to attend international ISO meetings for standardisation processes important for the country/region. Specific criteria were set to make sure the sponsored experts could actively contribute to the development of the standard.  • Information and knowledge-sharing increased with online dissemination of knowledge from participants attending ISO meetings to other stakeholders and to foster an institutionalisations of gained knowledge. SIS participated in these activities but mainly as observer to support the local engagement and sustainability of results. • Continued and increased twinning arrangements between EAC partner states and developed ISO member states. • Several standardisation areas based on regional and national priorities were supported. This to support an increased engagement in the standard processes of benefit to the partner states and the EAC region. • Three study visits were organised, two in conjunction with ISO sponsorship and one on the initiative of partner state. • Online trainings and support was given to further support the positive capacity building in the region. The content of online training sessions was assessed through discussions and direct involvement with participating organisations. • A draft communication mechanism was developed. • The local ownership and participatory approach was further strengthened, with a strong commitment among the EAC partner states. This has resulted in increased capacity and self confidence building among the experts.    No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51050034-5105003401 Sweden Aims to build capacity within EAC region to develop and implement international Environmental standards, develop institutions and quality infrastructure necessary for long-term and successful adoption of Standards including Carbon Footprint-Labelling of goods and services and raise awareness of stakeholders on the economic and ecological benefits of Environmental Standards. Aims to build capacity within EAC region to develop and implement international Environmental standards, develop institutions and quality infrastructure necessary for long-term and successful adoption of Standards including Carbon Footprint-Labelling of goods and services and raise awareness of stakeholders on the economic and ecological benefits of Environmental Standards. Sida has been in partnership with the "Swedish Standards Institute", SIS, to implement the first phase of the joint programme in partnership with the East African Communities (EAC) Secretariat "Trade Promotion through Standardisation in the EAC Region” between mid-2012 until April 2016, including a no-cost extension period. The application for an interim phase was submitted to Sida when the regional strategy for development cooperation in Africa south of Sahara (2016-2021) was still under development. Since the new strategy was not finalized and the operationalization processes not completed, Sida agreed to fund an interim phase in a transition period with the aim to maintain the momentum reached during the first phase and plan for a potential second phase. Sida continued partnership with SIS during an interim phase from May 2016 until June 2017 as a bridging period during the development of the new Swedish regional strategy for development cooperation with Sub-Saharan Africa (2016-2021). However, due to re-prioritisations under the new strategy, a second phase of partnership was not possible.  The main objective of the contribution was to support the EAC participatory engagement to increase the capacity to both influence and implement international standards so as to increase opportunities to trade both regionally and globally. The aim was to contribute to economic development through increased access to markets by local and regional producers. Another overall objective of the project was to ensure that the bioenergy sector maintains environmental sustainability and provides opportunities for poor people to benefit from the development. For the standard setting process, the ISO standard on Sustainability Criteria for Bioenergy was chosen as a training case. For the standards implementation process, ISO 14067 on Carbon Footprint of Products was chosen as a training case. Additional capacity was to be built through tailor-made and sector integrated training sessions complementary to the above mentioned ISO standards setting and implementation. 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Aims to build capacity within EAC region to develop and implement international Environmental standards, develop institutions and quality infrastructure necessary for long-term and successful adoption of Standards including Carbon Footprint-Labelling of goods and services and raise awareness of stakeholders on the economic and ecological benefits of Environmental Standards. Sida has been in partnership with the "Swedish Standards Institute", SIS, to implement the first phase of the joint programme in partnership with the East African Communities (EAC) Secretariat "Trade Promotion through Standardisation in the EAC Region” between mid-2012 until April 2016, including a no-cost extension period. The application for an interim phase was submitted to Sida when the regional strategy for development cooperation in Africa south of Sahara (2016-2021) was still under development. Since the new strategy was not finalized and the operationalization processes not completed, Sida agreed to fund an interim phase in a transition period with the aim to maintain the momentum reached during the first phase and plan for a potential second phase. Sida continued partnership with SIS during an interim phase from May 2016 until June 2017 as a bridging period during the development of the new Swedish regional strategy for development cooperation with Sub-Saharan Africa (2016-2021). However, due to re-prioritisations under the new strategy, a second phase of partnership was not possible.  The main objective of the contribution was to support the EAC participatory engagement to increase the capacity to both influence and implement international standards so as to increase opportunities to trade both regionally and globally. The aim was to contribute to economic development through increased access to markets by local and regional producers. Another overall objective of the project was to ensure that the bioenergy sector maintains environmental sustainability and provides opportunities for poor people to benefit from the development. For the standard setting process, the ISO standard on Sustainability Criteria for Bioenergy was chosen as a training case. For the standards implementation process, ISO 14067 on Carbon Footprint of Products was chosen as a training case. Additional capacity was to be built through tailor-made and sector integrated training sessions complementary to the above mentioned ISO standards setting and implementation. 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Aims to build capacity within EAC region to develop and implement international Environmental standards, develop institutions and quality infrastructure necessary for long-term and successful adoption of Standards including Carbon Footprint-Labelling of goods and services and raise awareness of stakeholders on the economic and ecological benefits of Environmental Standards. Sida has been in partnership with the "Swedish Standards Institute", SIS, to implement the first phase of the joint programme in partnership with the East African Communities (EAC) Secretariat "Trade Promotion through Standardisation in the EAC Region” between mid-2012 until April 2016, including a no-cost extension period. The application for an interim phase was submitted to Sida when the regional strategy for development cooperation in Africa south of Sahara (2016-2021) was still under development. Since the new strategy was not finalized and the operationalization processes not completed, Sida agreed to fund an interim phase in a transition period with the aim to maintain the momentum reached during the first phase and plan for a potential second phase. Sida continued partnership with SIS during an interim phase from May 2016 until June 2017 as a bridging period during the development of the new Swedish regional strategy for development cooperation with Sub-Saharan Africa (2016-2021). However, due to re-prioritisations under the new strategy, a second phase of partnership was not possible.  The main objective of the contribution was to support the EAC participatory engagement to increase the capacity to both influence and implement international standards so as to increase opportunities to trade both regionally and globally. The aim was to contribute to economic development through increased access to markets by local and regional producers. Another overall objective of the project was to ensure that the bioenergy sector maintains environmental sustainability and provides opportunities for poor people to benefit from the development. For the standard setting process, the ISO standard on Sustainability Criteria for Bioenergy was chosen as a training case. For the standards implementation process, ISO 14067 on Carbon Footprint of Products was chosen as a training case. Additional capacity was to be built through tailor-made and sector integrated training sessions complementary to the above mentioned ISO standards setting and implementation. Sweden SIS/Swedish Standards Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SIS/Swedish Standards Institute Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1447084 1661219 66733 1263132 0 0 0 969001 0 398087 0 0 478083 0 0 66733 0 3175036 SIS/Swedish Standards Institute 969000.75 SIS/Swedish Standards Institute 478083.25 SIS/Swedish Standards Institute 398087.25 SIS/Swedish Standards Institute 1263132 SIS/Swedish Standards Institute 66732.75 SIS/Swedish Standards Institute Regional Africa 2016-2022 Regionalt Afrika 2016-2022 Strengthened opportunities for increased economic integration and trade Stärkta förutsättningar för ökad ekonomisk integration och handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened capacity of regional actors to work towards sustainable management and use of common ecosystem services and ecosystem and natural resources and conservation of biodiversity Stärkt kapacitet hos regionala aktörer att verka för hållbar förvaltning och nyttjande av ekosystem, gemensamma ekosystemtjänster och naturresurser samt bevarande av biologisk mångfald Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51080029 Sweden Poverty alleviation requires sustained economic growth, good governance and political stability. Education is a key element of the national poverty reduction strategy and the current expansion of higher education institutions has created new conditions in Ethiopia for research and research training compared to earlier program periods. Fattigdomsbekämpning kräver hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt, god samhällsstyrning och politisk stabilitet. Utbildning är en viktig del av den nationella strategi för fattigdomsminskning och den nuvarande expansionen av högskolorna har skapat nya förutsättningar i Etiopien för forskning och forskarutbildning jämfört med tidigare programperioder. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Educational research Education, Level Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-51080029-5108002901 Sweden Poverty alleviation requires sustained economic growth, good governance and political stability. Education is a key element of the national poverty reduction strategy and the current expansion of higher education institutions has created new conditions in Ethiopia for research and research training compared to earlier program periods. Fattigdomsbekämpning kräver hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt, god samhällsstyrning och politisk stabilitet. Utbildning är en viktig del av den nationella strategi för fattigdomsminskning och den nuvarande expansionen av högskolorna har skapat nya förutsättningar i Etiopien för forskning och forskarutbildning jämfört med tidigare programperioder. Sweden AAU/Addis Ababa University Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 18950000 30429000 30500000 20000000 0 18950000 30429000 20000000 0 30500000 99879000 University College Research Other 8360000 University College Research Other 10590000 University College Research Other 14800000 University College Research Other 15629000 University College Research Other 15000000 University College Research Other 15500000 University College Research Other 5000000 University College Research Other 15000000 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-51080029-5108002902 Sweden Poverty alleviation requires sustained economic growth, good governance and political stability. Education is a key element of the national poverty reduction strategy and the current expansion of higher education institutions has created new conditions in Ethiopia for research and research training compared to earlier program periods. Fattigdomsbekämpning kräver hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt, god samhällsstyrning och politisk stabilitet. Utbildning är en viktig del av den nationella strategi för fattigdomsminskning och den nuvarande expansionen av högskolorna har skapat nya förutsättningar i Etiopien för forskning och forskarutbildning jämfört med tidigare programperioder. Sweden AAU/Addis Ababa University Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 205595 254409 146709 205595 254409 146709 606713 University College Research Other 105983 University College Research Other 99611.13 University College Research Other 50024.25 University College Research Other 86413.95 University College Research Other 33495 University College Research Other 113214.05 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-51080029-5108002903 Sweden Poverty alleviation requires sustained economic growth, good governance and political stability. Education is a key element of the national poverty reduction strategy and the current expansion of higher education institutions has created new conditions in Ethiopia for research and research training compared to earlier program periods. Fattigdomsbekämpning kräver hållbar ekonomisk tillväxt, god samhällsstyrning och politisk stabilitet. Utbildning är en viktig del av den nationella strategi för fattigdomsminskning och den nuvarande expansionen av högskolorna har skapat nya förutsättningar i Etiopien för forskning och forskarutbildning jämfört med tidigare programperioder. Sweden AAU/Addis Ababa University Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1684848 729439 729439 1684848 2414287 University College Research Other 1684848 University College Research Other 729439 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-51110066 Sweden Corruption in Kenya is endemic and permeates all sectors of society. Corruption is a major hindrance for development and increased transparency and demand for accountability is one way to prevent corruption. In the Global Corruption Perception Index 2014 Kenya was ranked 145 out of 177 countries surveyed. The Global Corruption Barometer (GCB) for 2013 show that 7 out of every 10 Kenyans are of the opinion that corruption is a problem in public service. A similar proportion believes that in order to get anything done in public sector you have to have personal contacts at a particular service delivery institution. Furthermore, one third of the population states that corruption has increased a lot during the last two years. The overall objective of the proposed intervention is to contribute to strengthened democratic accountability and transparency in Kenya through citizen monitoring of government expenditure, in order to uncover suspected corruption and mismanagement of public funds. Fojo has proposed to do this through the development and implementation a set of secure tools and methodologies for carrying out citizen monitoring of Kenyan government budgeting and expenditure. Journalists, community leaders, civil society activists and local civil servants will be empowered to monitor government funds and report suspected mismanagement in public administration, in order to defend their human rights to education and health care. Fojo and its partners will develop an ICT platform that will provide easily understood information about how much public funds have been allocated to each school and health centre in an area. Using a mobile phone with internet access, anyone will be able to check the amount of government money pledged to each school or health clinic as well as the amount actually spent. The same application can be used from any computer. So, if a person living in Kenya wants to check how much money the government is supposed to be spending on the school that his/her children is attending, they can download the app or go on the website and click on the actual school to see the sum officially budgeted for as well as get access to information about the school, such as how many teachers that should be working there or that there is how many books is budgeted for each pupil. The platform also gives the possibility to anonymously and securely report on suspected mismanagement. For people without internet access it will be possible to report using sms or calling a toll-free number. All whistle blowing reports will be published on the programme’s Facebook page. This provides the possibility for journalists, civil society activists, civil servants and citizens to discuss their personal findings, share information and experiences, reporting suspected corruption. The proposed programme will be implemented in Embakasi with is the Eastern part of Nairobi County. It is mainly a residential area for lower middle income households. Korruption genomsyrar alla samhällssektorer i Kenya och är ett huvudsakligt hinder för utvecklingen. Ökad insyn och ansvarsutkrävande är ett sätt att förebygga korruption. I Transparency International (TI) Corruption Perception Index 2014 rankades Kenya på 145 plats av 174 undersökta länder, och i Global Corruption Barometer (GCB) för 2013 visar att 7 av 10 kenyaner anser att korruption är ett problem i den offentliga sektorn. En lika stor andel anser att det krävs personliga kontakter för att få tillgång till offentliga tjänster. Var tredje kenyan anser vidare att korruptionen i landet har ökat betydligt under de två senaste åren. Det övergripande målet för Action for Transparency programmet (A4T) är att bidra till stärkt ansvarsskyldighet och insyn i användandet av offentliga medel genom medborgardelaktighet. Fojo och deras samarbetspartners kommer att utveckla en rad verktyg och metoder för att upptäcka misstänkt korruption och misskötsel av offentliga medel. A4T programmet kommer att utveckla en ICT-plattform som kommer att tillhandahålla lättförstådd information om hur mycket offentliga medel har anslagits till varje skola och vårdcentral i ett område. Med hjälp av en mobiltelefon med internetuppkoppling eller dator kommer vem som helst att kunna kontrollera mängden statliga medel som allokerats till varje skola och vårdcentral, samt det belopp som faktiskt spenderats. Om en person vill få upplysningar om hur mycket pengar kommunen har budgeterat för den skola där hennes/ hans barn går, kan de ladda ner appen eller gå till A4Ts hemsida och klicka på den aktuella skolan för att få veta detta. Vidare kommer de även kunna få information om till exempel hur många lärare som ska arbeta där eller hur många böcker har budgeterats för varje elev. Plattformen kommer också ge möjlighet att anonymt och säkert rapportera om misstänkt misskötsel och korruption. För de personer som inte har tillgång till internet är det möjligt att rapportera detta genom att använda sms eller ringa ett gratisnummer. Alla dessa whistleblowingrapporter kommer att publiceras på programmets Facebooksida. Detta ger möjlighet för journalister, aktivister, tjänstemän och medborgare att dela information samt att diskutera sina egna personliga iakttagelser och erfarenheter. I denna fas kommer programmet att genomföras i Embakasi, som är ett bostadsområde för lägre medelinkomsttagare i den östra delen av Nairobi County. Is to contribute to strengthened democratic accountability and transparency in Kenya through citizen monitoring of government expenditure, in order to uncover suspected corruption and mismanagement of public funds. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Kenya Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Government & Civil Society-general Outcome 1: Through A4T activities TIKenya has built strong relations to the media sector, which in turn has led to a great interest for anticorruption trainings, also from editors, and many journalists have applied for and attended various trainings as well as grant and mentorship programmes provided by A4T. This has resulted in a number of investigative articles and reports being published. Some of the stories have had direct impact. For example, a Member of Parliament was not reelected after articles exposed how he procured and then used a school bus for his political interests. Another story exposed that teachers demanded that parents buy school uniforms from certain stores that gave teachers kickbacks, which led the Education Cabinet Secretary to instruct the secondary school headteachers that they had no mandate to dictate where parents should buy uniforms. A third example is a school that escaped land grabbing when the issue was covered by media. Strong, trusting relationships with the media sector makes it possible for TI-Kenya to continue to engage journalists and media houses and expose unacceptable practices and misuse of public funds in all sectors in the Kenyan society. A4T has also strongly developed TIKenyas IT-skills, which strengthens the organisations possibility to efficiently work to stop corruption. The MediaTech Hub will continue to be used as a platform for trainings, tools and information sharing. Furthermore, TI-Kenya has a close cooperation with anticorruption and oversight institutions, and the Office of the Auditor General (OAG) in particular. This cooperation was further developed during 2021 and as of today the relationship between TI-Kenya and the OAG remains strong. Such institutions can provide both tools and information that TI-Kenya can transfer to media actors. Outcome 2: The work with primary schools progressed fast during the first four years. The interactions lead to a strong relationship with school boards, parent teacher organisations (PTOs), head teachers and individual parents and teachers. The awareness about corruption issues increased and schools became aware of both A4T and parents being watchful. Some clear signs that the work affected the primary school intuitions are that head teachers asked for training in bookkeeping and that their financial records should be digitalised. Another important effect was that the number of school inspections increased. The activities slowed down when funding diminished and even more so when Covid19 struck, and the government induced Covid19 emergency restrictions. This made outreach as well as trainings virtually impossible and during 2021/2022 few corruption alerts were submitted through the app. Outcome 3: It took a long time to make headway working with the health sector. The health centres did not appreciate being scrutinised and it was clear that the work of the Health Boards was less transparent than their counterparts in the education sector. However, during 2019 A4T was asked to train all new Health Board members, which was a major sign of trust and confidence. Again, as Covid19 struck, the implementation within Outcome 3 was diminished. In 2020 the A4T project received a request from the Government to work with the Health Boards in Nairobi County, to build capacity for enhancement of transparency and to fight corruption in the health sector. As a result of the interaction, information and knowledge sharing with different stakeholders in the sector, a replica of the A4T app has been developed for usage by Nairobi Metropolitan Services (NMS) once the formal processes for its implementation, with the assistance by TI-Kenya, are concluded. The app will continueto enable the NMS to get information from citizens about corruption and misuse of funds. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51110066-5111006601 Sweden Corruption in Kenya is endemic and permeates all sectors of society. Corruption is a major hindrance for development and increased transparency and demand for accountability is one way to prevent corruption. In the Global Corruption Perception Index 2014 Kenya was ranked 145 out of 177 countries surveyed. The Global Corruption Barometer (GCB) for 2013 show that 7 out of every 10 Kenyans are of the opinion that corruption is a problem in public service. A similar proportion believes that in order to get anything done in public sector you have to have personal contacts at a particular service delivery institution. Furthermore, one third of the population states that corruption has increased a lot during the last two years. The overall objective of the proposed intervention is to contribute to strengthened democratic accountability and transparency in Kenya through citizen monitoring of government expenditure, in order to uncover suspected corruption and mismanagement of public funds. Fojo has proposed to do this through the development and implementation a set of secure tools and methodologies for carrying out citizen monitoring of Kenyan government budgeting and expenditure. Journalists, community leaders, civil society activists and local civil servants will be empowered to monitor government funds and report suspected mismanagement in public administration, in order to defend their human rights to education and health care. Fojo and its partners will develop an ICT platform that will provide easily understood information about how much public funds have been allocated to each school and health centre in an area. Using a mobile phone with internet access, anyone will be able to check the amount of government money pledged to each school or health clinic as well as the amount actually spent. The same application can be used from any computer. So, if a person living in Kenya wants to check how much money the government is supposed to be spending on the school that his/her children is attending, they can download the app or go on the website and click on the actual school to see the sum officially budgeted for as well as get access to information about the school, such as how many teachers that should be working there or that there is how many books is budgeted for each pupil. The platform also gives the possibility to anonymously and securely report on suspected mismanagement. For people without internet access it will be possible to report using sms or calling a toll-free number. All whistle blowing reports will be published on the programme’s Facebook page. This provides the possibility for journalists, civil society activists, civil servants and citizens to discuss their personal findings, share information and experiences, reporting suspected corruption. The proposed programme will be implemented in Embakasi with is the Eastern part of Nairobi County. It is mainly a residential area for lower middle income households. Korruption genomsyrar alla samhällssektorer i Kenya och är ett huvudsakligt hinder för utvecklingen. Ökad insyn och ansvarsutkrävande är ett sätt att förebygga korruption. I Transparency International (TI) Corruption Perception Index 2014 rankades Kenya på 145 plats av 174 undersökta länder, och i Global Corruption Barometer (GCB) för 2013 visar att 7 av 10 kenyaner anser att korruption är ett problem i den offentliga sektorn. En lika stor andel anser att det krävs personliga kontakter för att få tillgång till offentliga tjänster. Var tredje kenyan anser vidare att korruptionen i landet har ökat betydligt under de två senaste åren. Det övergripande målet för Action for Transparency programmet (A4T) är att bidra till stärkt ansvarsskyldighet och insyn i användandet av offentliga medel genom medborgardelaktighet. Fojo och deras samarbetspartners kommer att utveckla en rad verktyg och metoder för att upptäcka misstänkt korruption och misskötsel av offentliga medel. A4T programmet kommer att utveckla en ICT-plattform som kommer att tillhandahålla lättförstådd information om hur mycket offentliga medel har anslagits till varje skola och vårdcentral i ett område. Med hjälp av en mobiltelefon med internetuppkoppling eller dator kommer vem som helst att kunna kontrollera mängden statliga medel som allokerats till varje skola och vårdcentral, samt det belopp som faktiskt spenderats. Om en person vill få upplysningar om hur mycket pengar kommunen har budgeterat för den skola där hennes/ hans barn går, kan de ladda ner appen eller gå till A4Ts hemsida och klicka på den aktuella skolan för att få veta detta. Vidare kommer de även kunna få information om till exempel hur många lärare som ska arbeta där eller hur många böcker har budgeterats för varje elev. Plattformen kommer också ge möjlighet att anonymt och säkert rapportera om misstänkt misskötsel och korruption. För de personer som inte har tillgång till internet är det möjligt att rapportera detta genom att använda sms eller ringa ett gratisnummer. Alla dessa whistleblowingrapporter kommer att publiceras på programmets Facebooksida. Detta ger möjlighet för journalister, aktivister, tjänstemän och medborgare att dela information samt att diskutera sina egna personliga iakttagelser och erfarenheter. I denna fas kommer programmet att genomföras i Embakasi, som är ett bostadsområde för lägre medelinkomsttagare i den östra delen av Nairobi County. Is to contribute to strengthened democratic accountability and transparency in Kenya through citizen monitoring of government expenditure, in order to uncover suspected corruption and mismanagement of public funds. Sweden Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 4000000 3800000 1734278 9115722 0 750000 0 1734278 3250000 0 2600000 3800000 0 4000000 0 865722 0 0 0 0 0 -2600000 0 2600000 0 750000 0 2400000 0 19400000 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 4000000 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 3800000 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 0 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 1734278 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 865722 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 2600000 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 0 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 5650000 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 750000 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet Kenya 2016-2020 Kenya 2016-2020 Strengthened media and civil society capacity to promote democratic development and accountability Stärk kapacitet hos media och i det civila samhället att verka för en demokratisk utveckling och ansvarsutkrävande Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51110066-5111006602 Sweden Corruption in Kenya is endemic and permeates all sectors of society. Corruption is a major hindrance for development and increased transparency and demand for accountability is one way to prevent corruption. In the Global Corruption Perception Index 2014 Kenya was ranked 145 out of 177 countries surveyed. The Global Corruption Barometer (GCB) for 2013 show that 7 out of every 10 Kenyans are of the opinion that corruption is a problem in public service. A similar proportion believes that in order to get anything done in public sector you have to have personal contacts at a particular service delivery institution. Furthermore, one third of the population states that corruption has increased a lot during the last two years. The overall objective of the proposed intervention is to contribute to strengthened democratic accountability and transparency in Kenya through citizen monitoring of government expenditure, in order to uncover suspected corruption and mismanagement of public funds. Fojo has proposed to do this through the development and implementation a set of secure tools and methodologies for carrying out citizen monitoring of Kenyan government budgeting and expenditure. Journalists, community leaders, civil society activists and local civil servants will be empowered to monitor government funds and report suspected mismanagement in public administration, in order to defend their human rights to education and health care. Fojo and its partners will develop an ICT platform that will provide easily understood information about how much public funds have been allocated to each school and health centre in an area. Using a mobile phone with internet access, anyone will be able to check the amount of government money pledged to each school or health clinic as well as the amount actually spent. The same application can be used from any computer. So, if a person living in Kenya wants to check how much money the government is supposed to be spending on the school that his/her children is attending, they can download the app or go on the website and click on the actual school to see the sum officially budgeted for as well as get access to information about the school, such as how many teachers that should be working there or that there is how many books is budgeted for each pupil. The platform also gives the possibility to anonymously and securely report on suspected mismanagement. For people without internet access it will be possible to report using sms or calling a toll-free number. All whistle blowing reports will be published on the programme’s Facebook page. This provides the possibility for journalists, civil society activists, civil servants and citizens to discuss their personal findings, share information and experiences, reporting suspected corruption. The proposed programme will be implemented in Embakasi with is the Eastern part of Nairobi County. It is mainly a residential area for lower middle income households. Korruption genomsyrar alla samhällssektorer i Kenya och är ett huvudsakligt hinder för utvecklingen. Ökad insyn och ansvarsutkrävande är ett sätt att förebygga korruption. I Transparency International (TI) Corruption Perception Index 2014 rankades Kenya på 145 plats av 174 undersökta länder, och i Global Corruption Barometer (GCB) för 2013 visar att 7 av 10 kenyaner anser att korruption är ett problem i den offentliga sektorn. En lika stor andel anser att det krävs personliga kontakter för att få tillgång till offentliga tjänster. Var tredje kenyan anser vidare att korruptionen i landet har ökat betydligt under de två senaste åren. Det övergripande målet för Action for Transparency programmet (A4T) är att bidra till stärkt ansvarsskyldighet och insyn i användandet av offentliga medel genom medborgardelaktighet. Fojo och deras samarbetspartners kommer att utveckla en rad verktyg och metoder för att upptäcka misstänkt korruption och misskötsel av offentliga medel. A4T programmet kommer att utveckla en ICT-plattform som kommer att tillhandahålla lättförstådd information om hur mycket offentliga medel har anslagits till varje skola och vårdcentral i ett område. Med hjälp av en mobiltelefon med internetuppkoppling eller dator kommer vem som helst att kunna kontrollera mängden statliga medel som allokerats till varje skola och vårdcentral, samt det belopp som faktiskt spenderats. Om en person vill få upplysningar om hur mycket pengar kommunen har budgeterat för den skola där hennes/ hans barn går, kan de ladda ner appen eller gå till A4Ts hemsida och klicka på den aktuella skolan för att få veta detta. Vidare kommer de även kunna få information om till exempel hur många lärare som ska arbeta där eller hur många böcker har budgeterats för varje elev. Plattformen kommer också ge möjlighet att anonymt och säkert rapportera om misstänkt misskötsel och korruption. För de personer som inte har tillgång till internet är det möjligt att rapportera detta genom att använda sms eller ringa ett gratisnummer. Alla dessa whistleblowingrapporter kommer att publiceras på programmets Facebooksida. Detta ger möjlighet för journalister, aktivister, tjänstemän och medborgare att dela information samt att diskutera sina egna personliga iakttagelser och erfarenheter. I denna fas kommer programmet att genomföras i Embakasi, som är ett bostadsområde för lägre medelinkomsttagare i den östra delen av Nairobi County. Is to contribute to strengthened democratic accountability and transparency in Kenya through citizen monitoring of government expenditure, in order to uncover suspected corruption and mismanagement of public funds. Sweden Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 16.5 - Substantially reduce corruption and bribery in all their forms. 16.5 - Väsentligt minska alla former av korruption och mutor. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 750000 -641471 0 0 750000 -641471 0 108529 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet 750000 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet -641471 Medieinstitutet Fojo på Linnéuniversitetet Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51110066-5111006603 Sweden Corruption in Kenya is endemic and permeates all sectors of society. Corruption is a major hindrance for development and increased transparency and demand for accountability is one way to prevent corruption. In the Global Corruption Perception Index 2014 Kenya was ranked 145 out of 177 countries surveyed. The Global Corruption Barometer (GCB) for 2013 show that 7 out of every 10 Kenyans are of the opinion that corruption is a problem in public service. A similar proportion believes that in order to get anything done in public sector you have to have personal contacts at a particular service delivery institution. Furthermore, one third of the population states that corruption has increased a lot during the last two years. The overall objective of the proposed intervention is to contribute to strengthened democratic accountability and transparency in Kenya through citizen monitoring of government expenditure, in order to uncover suspected corruption and mismanagement of public funds. Fojo has proposed to do this through the development and implementation a set of secure tools and methodologies for carrying out citizen monitoring of Kenyan government budgeting and expenditure. Journalists, community leaders, civil society activists and local civil servants will be empowered to monitor government funds and report suspected mismanagement in public administration, in order to defend their human rights to education and health care. Fojo and its partners will develop an ICT platform that will provide easily understood information about how much public funds have been allocated to each school and health centre in an area. Using a mobile phone with internet access, anyone will be able to check the amount of government money pledged to each school or health clinic as well as the amount actually spent. The same application can be used from any computer. So, if a person living in Kenya wants to check how much money the government is supposed to be spending on the school that his/her children is attending, they can download the app or go on the website and click on the actual school to see the sum officially budgeted for as well as get access to information about the school, such as how many teachers that should be working there or that there is how many books is budgeted for each pupil. The platform also gives the possibility to anonymously and securely report on suspected mismanagement. For people without internet access it will be possible to report using sms or calling a toll-free number. All whistle blowing reports will be published on the programme’s Facebook page. This provides the possibility for journalists, civil society activists, civil servants and citizens to discuss their personal findings, share information and experiences, reporting suspected corruption. The proposed programme will be implemented in Embakasi with is the Eastern part of Nairobi County. It is mainly a residential area for lower middle income households. Korruption genomsyrar alla samhällssektorer i Kenya och är ett huvudsakligt hinder för utvecklingen. Ökad insyn och ansvarsutkrävande är ett sätt att förebygga korruption. I Transparency International (TI) Corruption Perception Index 2014 rankades Kenya på 145 plats av 174 undersökta länder, och i Global Corruption Barometer (GCB) för 2013 visar att 7 av 10 kenyaner anser att korruption är ett problem i den offentliga sektorn. En lika stor andel anser att det krävs personliga kontakter för att få tillgång till offentliga tjänster. Var tredje kenyan anser vidare att korruptionen i landet har ökat betydligt under de två senaste åren. Det övergripande målet för Action for Transparency programmet (A4T) är att bidra till stärkt ansvarsskyldighet och insyn i användandet av offentliga medel genom medborgardelaktighet. Fojo och deras samarbetspartners kommer att utveckla en rad verktyg och metoder för att upptäcka misstänkt korruption och misskötsel av offentliga medel. A4T programmet kommer att utveckla en ICT-plattform som kommer att tillhandahålla lättförstådd information om hur mycket offentliga medel har anslagits till varje skola och vårdcentral i ett område. Med hjälp av en mobiltelefon med internetuppkoppling eller dator kommer vem som helst att kunna kontrollera mängden statliga medel som allokerats till varje skola och vårdcentral, samt det belopp som faktiskt spenderats. Om en person vill få upplysningar om hur mycket pengar kommunen har budgeterat för den skola där hennes/ hans barn går, kan de ladda ner appen eller gå till A4Ts hemsida och klicka på den aktuella skolan för att få veta detta. Vidare kommer de även kunna få information om till exempel hur många lärare som ska arbeta där eller hur många böcker har budgeterats för varje elev. Plattformen kommer också ge möjlighet att anonymt och säkert rapportera om misstänkt misskötsel och korruption. För de personer som inte har tillgång till internet är det möjligt att rapportera detta genom att använda sms eller ringa ett gratisnummer. Alla dessa whistleblowingrapporter kommer att publiceras på programmets Facebooksida. Detta ger möjlighet för journalister, aktivister, tjänstemän och medborgare att dela information samt att diskutera sina egna personliga iakttagelser och erfarenheter. I denna fas kommer programmet att genomföras i Embakasi, som är ett bostadsområde för lägre medelinkomsttagare i den östra delen av Nairobi County. Is to contribute to strengthened democratic accountability and transparency in Kenya through citizen monitoring of government expenditure, in order to uncover suspected corruption and mismanagement of public funds. Sweden Ernst & Young Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 74952 74952 74952 Ernst & Young 74952 Ernst & Young Kenya 2021-2025 Kenya 2021-2025 Strengthened respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, including reduced corruption Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51130039 Sweden Project objective is to apply IWRM in all the five river basins of Burkina Faso by 2015. This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc.A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. Project objective is to apply IWRM in all the five river basins of Burkina Faso by 2015. This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc.A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. In 2015, integrated water resource management (IWRM) is implemented in favor of socio-economic development of Burkina Faso Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Burkina Faso Water sector policy and administrative management Water Supply & Sanitation The results achieved by the project are:- the concerted management of water resources, based on the master plans of water management and management and water management and management strategies, is applied in most watersheds. - the political, legal and financial framework for the management of water resources is applied with the application of the financial contribution to the payment of water and the polluter pays principle. - knowledge of water resources for uses, through a national water information system operating at 60%. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51130039-5113003901 Sweden Project objective is to apply IWRM in all the five river basins of Burkina Faso by 2015. This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc.A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. Project objective is to apply IWRM in all the five river basins of Burkina Faso by 2015. This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc.A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. 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This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc.A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. Project objective is to apply IWRM in all the five river basins of Burkina Faso by 2015. This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc.A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. 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This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc.A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. Project objective is to apply IWRM in all the five river basins of Burkina Faso by 2015. This will be done through the establishment of operational river basin agencies, the developement and implementation of water resources (master) management plans, the developement of a water information system etc.A water fee will be also applyed to all the water users and polluters. In 2015, integrated water resource management (IWRM) is implemented in favor of socio-economic development of Burkina Faso Sweden Government of Burkina Faso Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 9455 939797 0 9455 0 0 -50748 0 990545 949252 Mottagarlandets regering 9455.33 Mottagarlandets regering SE-0-SE-6-51130049 Sweden Programme supporting UNCICEF Child Protection and Child survival and development components Component 3: Thematic support to "Young Child Survival and Development" with focus on WASH to be implemented during 2013. Komponent 3: Tematiskt stöd till "Barns överlevnad och utveckling" med focus på vatten, hygien och sanitet för implementering under 2013. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mali Human rights Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-51130049-5113004901 Sweden Programme supporting UNCICEF Child Protection and Child survival and development components Component 3: Thematic support to "Young Child Survival and Development" with focus on WASH to be implemented during 2013. Komponent 3: Tematiskt stöd till "Barns överlevnad och utveckling" med focus på vatten, hygien och sanitet för implementering under 2013. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 6000000 15000000 29000000 0 0 0 6000000 29000000 15000000 0 50000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 6000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 15000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 29000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-51130049-5113004903 Sweden Programme supporting UNCICEF Child Protection and Child survival and development components Component 3: Thematic support to "Young Child Survival and Development" with focus on WASH to be implemented during 2013. Komponent 3: Tematiskt stöd till "Barns överlevnad och utveckling" med focus på vatten, hygien och sanitet för implementering under 2013. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 20000000 20000000 20000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 20000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-51130049-5113004904 Sweden Programme supporting UNCICEF Child Protection and Child survival and development components Component 3: Thematic support to "Young Child Survival and Development" with focus on WASH to be implemented during 2013. Komponent 3: Tematiskt stöd till "Barns överlevnad och utveckling" med focus på vatten, hygien och sanitet för implementering under 2013. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -2436840 -2436840 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-51130083 Sweden Support to UNICEF WASH-program 2013-2015.The UNICEF WASH-program is divided into four result areas with the aim of reaching the overall objective "communities living in rural, poor urban, crisis-affected and nutritionally vulnerable environments have sustainable access to safe water supplies, basic sanitation and hygiene education". Stöd till UNICEFs vatten, sanitet-och hygien program 2013-2015. Programmet är uppdelat i fyra resultatområden i syfte att nå det övergripande målet "tillgodose en hållbar tillgång till vatten och sanitet för samhällen på landsbygden, i fattiga stadsområden, krisdrabbade och näringsmässigt utsatta miljöer". Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mali Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation Water Supply & Sanitation SE-0-SE-6-51130083-5113008301 Sweden Support to UNICEF WASH-program 2013-2015.The UNICEF WASH-program is divided into four result areas with the aim of reaching the overall objective "communities living in rural, poor urban, crisis-affected and nutritionally vulnerable environments have sustainable access to safe water supplies, basic sanitation and hygiene education". Stöd till UNICEFs vatten, sanitet-och hygien program 2013-2015. Programmet är uppdelat i fyra resultatområden i syfte att nå det övergripande målet "tillgodose en hållbar tillgång till vatten och sanitet för samhällen på landsbygden, i fattiga stadsområden, krisdrabbade och näringsmässigt utsatta miljöer". Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 29500000 16500000 0 16500000 29500000 46000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 29500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 16500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-51130083-5113008302 Sweden Support to UNICEF WASH-program 2013-2015.The UNICEF WASH-program is divided into four result areas with the aim of reaching the overall objective "communities living in rural, poor urban, crisis-affected and nutritionally vulnerable environments have sustainable access to safe water supplies, basic sanitation and hygiene education". Stöd till UNICEFs vatten, sanitet-och hygien program 2013-2015. Programmet är uppdelat i fyra resultatområden i syfte att nå det övergripande målet "tillgodose en hållbar tillgång till vatten och sanitet för samhällen på landsbygden, i fattiga stadsområden, krisdrabbade och näringsmässigt utsatta miljöer". Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 500000 500000 500000 500000 0 1000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-51130083-5113008303 Sweden Support to UNICEF WASH-program 2013-2015.The UNICEF WASH-program is divided into four result areas with the aim of reaching the overall objective "communities living in rural, poor urban, crisis-affected and nutritionally vulnerable environments have sustainable access to safe water supplies, basic sanitation and hygiene education". Stöd till UNICEFs vatten, sanitet-och hygien program 2013-2015. Programmet är uppdelat i fyra resultatområden i syfte att nå det övergripande målet "tillgodose en hållbar tillgång till vatten och sanitet för samhällen på landsbygden, i fattiga stadsområden, krisdrabbade och näringsmässigt utsatta miljöer". Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1000000 0 1000000 1000000 -1000000 1000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund SE-0-SE-6-51130086 Sweden Mali is one of the most risk-exposed and vulnerable countries in the world, and many of the risks are related to the quality and quantity of ecosystems and natural resources, air and water pollution, climate variability and change. Two thirds of the population live in rural areas and 80% of the country's population subsist on small-scale farming with low productivity due to unsustainable agricultural practices, degraded natural resources and climate change. Inadequate basic infrastructure, low education and rudimentary system food production are all causes of chronic food and nutrition insecurity that affects much of the population. Poverty, chronic malnutrition among children, the general vulnerability and low resilience to drought and other environmental and climate challenges stress the need to strengthen the population's capacity to deal with external shocks. The situation has been further exacerbated by recurrent conflict and the country is undergoing a peace and reconciliation process following the recent conflict that broke out in 2012. In view of this it is important in the Malian context to focus on supporting the transition from emergency humanitarian efforts to medium and long term sustainable development with local ownership. ACF's three-year intervention with a budget of 78 million SEK is aimed at strengthening the resilience of the most vulnerable people in the cercles of Timbuktu and Kita. These two areas have been identified on the basis of indicators related to food security and nutritional vulnerability. The initiative aims to improve vulnerable households' food security and livelihoods through increased food production, improved household incomes and reduced vulnerability to disasters by implementing a multisector strategy, which include improved food security and income opportunities, increased access to clean water and sanitation, health, hygiene and nutrition. The project focuses on four strategic results that together will lead to the fulfilment of the overall objective: R1: The causes of food and nutrition insecurity, vulnerabilities and disaster risks are analysed and monitoring improved. R2: The vulnerabilities related to disaster risks and the food and nutrition insecurity are reduced. R3: The local capacity for adaptation and preparedness of households and communities are strengthened. R4: Advocacy actions and sharing experiences for building resilience are conducted at local and national levels. Furthermore, this effort is a relevant complement to Sida's humanitarian efforts and the earlier resilience support the Embassy implemented during the crisis of 2012. The planned support will bridge the immediate emergency needs to several different aspects of long-term resilience, including income generation, diversification of livelihoods, nutrition and food security . The intervention is also in line with the Malian government's development goals in line with the poverty reduction strategy (CSCRP). It is also relevant to the action plan for post-conflict zones developed by the Ministry of solidarity, humanitarian action and reconstruction of the north for the regions of Timbuktu, Gao and Kidal. Mali is part of the regional Sahel Alliance (AGIR) to strengthen the resilience of vulnerable populations in the Sahel with a special focus on food security. Mali är ett av världens mest riskutsatta och sårbara länder och många risker är relaterade till kvalitet och kvantitet av ekosystem och naturresurser, luft- och vattenföroreningar, klimatvariationer och förändringar. Två tredjedelar av befolkningen bor på landsbygden och 80% av landets befolkning livnär sig på småskaligt jordbruk med låg produktivitet på grund av ohållbara jordbruksmetoder, degradering av naturresurser och klimatförändringar. Otillräcklig grundläggande infrastruktur, låg utbildningsnivå och rudimentära system för livsmedelsproduktion är alla orsaker till kronisk mat- och näringsosäkerhet som påverkar en stor del av befolkningen. Fattigdom, kronisk undernäring bland barn, den allmänna sårbarheten och låg motståndskraft mot torka och andra miljö- och klimatutmaningar understryker behovet av att stärka befolkningens förmåga att hantera externa chocker. Situationen har ytterligare förvärrats av återkommande konflikter och landet genomgår för närvarande en freds- och försoningsprocess efter den senaste konflikten som bröt ut 2012. Mot bakgrund av detta är det viktigt att ha särskilt fokus på att stödja övergången från akuta humanitära insatser till insatser för hållbar utveckling på lång sikt med lokalt ägarskap. ACFs tre-åriga insats med en budget på 78 miljoner kronor riktar sig till att stärka motståndskraften hos de mest utsatta människorna i områdena Timbuktu och Kita. Dessa två områden har identifierats på grundval av indikatorer med anknytning till matsäkerhet och näringssårbarhet. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra utsatta hushålls livsmedelsförsörjning och försörjningsmöjligheter genom ökad produktion av mat, förbättring av hushållens inkomster och minskad sårbarhet för katastrofer genom att genomföra en multisektorsstrategi, vilket inkluderar förbättrad livsmedelsförsörjning och inkomstmöjligheter, ökad tillgång till rent vatten och sanitet, hälsa, hygien och näringstillförsel. Projektet fokuserar på fyra strategiska resultat som tillsammans skall leda till uppfyllandet av det övergripande målet: R1: Orsakerna till mat- och näringsotrygghet, sårbarhet och katastrofrisker analyseras och övervakning förbättras. R2: Minskade sårbarheter i samband med katastrofrisker, osäker livsmedelsförsörjning och nutrition. R3: Den lokala kapaciteten för anpassning och beredskap stärks för hushåll och samhällen. R4: Genomförande av främjande åtgärder och delning av erfarenheter för att bygga motståndskraft på lokal och nationell nivå. Vidare är denna insats ett relevant komplement till Sidas humanitära insatser och det tidigare stöd som ambassaden genomfört till resiliens under krisen 2012. Det planerade stödet kommer brygga omedelbara akuta behov till flera olika aspekter av långsiktig motståndskraft, inklusive inkomstgenerering, diversifiering av försörjningsmöjligheter, nutrition och livsmedelsförsörjning. Insatsen är också i linje med den maliska regeringens utvecklingsmål i enlighet med fattigdomsstrategin (CSCRP). Den är även relevant för planen för post-konflikt zoner som tagits fram av ministeriet för solidaritet, humanitära insatser och återuppbyggnad av norr för regionerna Timbuktu, Gao och Kidal. Mali är en del av den regionala Sahel alliansen (AGIR) för att stärka motståndskraften hos utsatta befolkningsgrupper i Sahel med speciell fokus på matsäkerhet. The outcome objective for the intervention is 'Building resilience and secure livelihoods for vulnerable populations in the circles of Timbuktu and Kita'. The intervention aimed to sustainably reduce hunger in the targeted areas by addressing the root causes of the food and nutrition insecurity, while protecting vulnerable populations against risks. It directly links to various initiatives underway in Mali and by the Government of Mali, including the AGIR initiative (the Global Alliance for Resilience).The project focus on four (4) strategic results that together will lead to the fulfilment of the outcome objective:R1: The causes of food and nutrition insecurity, vulnerabilities and disaster risks are analysed and monitoring improved.Various studies will be conducted to better analyse the specific context of each area and to define a response analysis adjusted to local realities in order to better program the activities proposed in Results 2 and 3. These studies will be conducted in collaboration with the communities so that they are directly involved in identifying needs and possible solutions to reduce their vulnerability. This will increase the ownership of the beneficiary communities which ultimately contributes to overall sustainability. Once these baselines are established, the intervention will strengthen the monitoring of vulnerabilities by establishing an effective monitoring system. This will enable faster response mechanisms as well as preventing damage to livelihoods and the loss of productive assets by vulnerable households when a food crisis occurs. Communities will be involved in the definition of the monitoring system to retain the most effective indicators for early warnings.R2: The vulnerabilities related to disaster risks and the food and nutrition insecurity are reduced.Through the second result, it is envisaged to reduce vulnerabilities to disaster risks and food insecurity, through the following measures:- Restoring livelihoods contributing to the regeneration of natural resources and improving access to productive resources for vulnerable populations;- Strengthening livelihoods by improving infrastructure and basic services for vulnerable populations, as well as pilot approaches to strengthen the link between agriculture and nutrition;- Secure the means of existence by diversifying and increasing incomes of the poorest households, particularly through the recovery and processing of local products.R3: The local capacity for adaptation and preparedness of households and communities are strengthened.This third result aims to build local adaptation and preparedness capacity of communities and vulnerable households. In terms of adaptation, first of all investments in the promotion of agro-ecological approaches are planned. It is necessary to change attitudes and behaviours of agro-pastoral communities to develop more resilient production systems. This result is also planning to strengthen local management capacity by supporting the preparation of mechanisms of social support at community level.R4: Advocacy actions and sharing experiences for building resilience are conducted at local and national levels.Successful results requires collaboration between different actors. Based on an action research approach, the intervention is based on a solid monitoring and evaluation system that will be a base for advocacy and promotion of innovation. Advocacy work for the right to food and basic public services will also be conducted under this result. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mali Immediate post-emergency reconstruction and rehabilitation Agricultural services Reconstruction Relief & Rehabilitation Agriculture The Integrated project to strengthen the resilience of rural communities to help eradicate hunger and malnutrition in the circles of Kita and Timbuktu was carried out in 32 villages in the regions of Timbuktu and Kita. The multisectoral project made it possible to implement food security and nutrition, livelihoods and income generating activities, as well as health and WASH activities. In five years, the project has made it possible to develop market gardens, build community stores, and support households and groups to set up income-generating activities. In the initial part of the project, various types of analyses were conducted to identify activities suitable for the local context and to address the underlying causes. The 3 different analysis were based on: 1. Nutrition (Nutrition Causal Analysis) 2. Resilience: Participatory, Resilience, Measurements Analysis, 3. Participatory Study of Community risks, vulnerabilities and capacities and development of community plans The results listed below are to be satisfactory and the programme with its activities have been relevant and have contributed to a large extent to the objectives. To strengthen resilience requires a multi-sectorial approach on different levels; individual, communities and institutional. As the programme has conducted several context analyses and consultations with the affected communities the identified activities are relevant. There has been a gender-sensitive approach and many of the activities have focused on women and children. Several activities have focused on strengthening capacity and to improve livelihood and incomes in a multisectoral way.The programme has developed agricultural, horticultural, and income-generating activities, conducted several training sessions on important family practices, children's health, hygiene and sanitation for behavior change, etc. Farmers (especially women) have been trained in various horticultural and agricultural techniques for the diversification of crops and plants. Training in economics and finance has also been carried out, which has resulted in credit unions being set up. Based on these risks’ factors, multi-sectorial activities were identified in the project and some of the results achieved includes: Early warning system: Several national surveillance and early warning systems have been strengthened, e.g.  the project supported the establishment, training and monitoring of Community Early Warning and Emergency Response Systems (SCAP-RU). The public structures producing surveillance data (CCSA, OMA, SLPIA) have been trained and provided with collection and analysis tools. There were supported to set up of 8 communal food security commissions (CCSA) and set up of 12 WASH surveillance structure(piezometers)to monitor the water wells in market garden areas in Kita and 3 in Timbuktu. Family planning To encourage communities to adopt prevention and / or treatment practices for certain diseases, information-education-communication sessions were conducted for 10 649 people. In the district of Timbuktu, the 332 awareness sessions were carried out in 9 villages and 3 schools during the year with the participation of 1457 people (659 women and 797 men). Other awareness activities included sensitization of the communities through media on the themes focused on health, nutrition, WASH, and food security.  The messages were made twice a day for 18 months.  There has also been film screening among 200 young men and women on hygiene and its use for improved child nutrition. Health and Nutrition: Within the project there have been many community health and nutrition activities. To strengthen community health, intermediaries were trained in techniques for screening and referral of malnourished cases. Medicines were also made available to health centers. Several awareness and education sessions on essential family practices, children's dietary diversity, hygiene, and water for behavior change were conducted. For example, in 14 health authorities, 150 GSAN groups (Support Groups for nutrition activities) were established (composed of 8 to 12 members) to promote breastfeeding and awareness-raising activities on infant and young child feeding. 300 people (150 men and 150 women) were trained on the first thousand (1000) days approach; 2796 people have benefitted from awareness- raising activities on infant and your child feeding; 225 Nutritional demonstrations to prevent malnutrition and cooking demonstrations were carried out in Kita and Timbuktu during cooking demonstration sessions by community relays in various GSANS. The sessions recorded the participation of 5,192 (4341 women and 851 men. They enabled participants to understand and learn recipes and techniques for preparing balanced local foods to improve the nutritional status of children. WASH Community-led Total Sanitation (CLTS) approach has been implemented in 9 villages and 4 schools in 3 communes, with beforehand trainings for community leaders, village sanitation committees and facilitators to explain and make people understand the importance of 'CLTS to communities, through their leaders and to train local facilitators to succeed in triggers.  65 community members (29 women and 65 men) were trained. A sanitation assessment was conducted, which revealed the need of 499 family latrines. These achievements have provided access to 9,132 people (4,738 women and 4,394 men), which represents a sanitation coverage rate of 81.64%. In addition, three years, the project has made it possible to cover more than 50% of the populations' water needs through the construction and rehabilitation of several hydraulic infrastructures. Food security and livelihoods Economic feasibility study was carried out to better guide actions to support the development of nutrition-sensitive sectors and improve the income of communities through them.   Most of market gardening is carried out by farmer associations. Some of the challenges identified were that few of them uses credits or microfinance, fertilizers, lack of equipment, weak coordination of products, packaging, high costs of seeds and fertilizers.  Action plans with recommendations to address these challenges. Vulnerable households were involved in community activities to develop agricultural constructions e.g. construction / rehabilitation of water points, development for market gardening, rice cultivation, and fodder production, construction of fish ponds, construction / rehabilitation of community mills, protection dikes, community banks and the recovery of degraded lands etc. Vulnerable households were targeted in consultations with the communities and daily the rate was set at two thousand (2000) FCFA / day for unskilled labor and five thousand (5000) FCFA for skilled labor. This daily rate of two thousand (2000) FCFA set by humanitarian actors is supposed to meet the calorific needs of a household of seven (07) people 1212 beneficiary households in Kita and 1967 in Timbuktu were supported in Cash for Work. New agricultural techniques were introduced through the establishment of Farmer Field Schools e.g. introduce improved seeds and the reproduction of those.  This was made in collaboration with the agricultural research institutions (IER, ICRISAT) and national research managers of the Institute of Rural Economy (IER) in Gao for activities in Timbuktu and the IER substation in Kita for the implementation. In 2018, 9 Farmer Field Schools were carried out- including 225 people (205 men and 20 women.  Assessments were done on the organisational capacities and the needs of the structures carrying micro-projects including: Group management skills; Savings and credit skills; Market competence; Competence in the production and management of sustainable natural resources; Competence in experimentation and innovation. 7 women ‘group including 236 members were supported. Each group received thirteen (13) heads of sheep and a lump sum of forty-five thousand (45,000) FCFA for the purchase of animal feed. In Also, eighteen (18) women's agricultural product processing groups including sixteen (16) in Timbuktu and two (02) in Kita were trained on processing techniques, conservation, and marketing of agricultural products (cereals, milk, market gardeners) Savings and credit (VSLA, financial education) A community needs assessment was carried out with a questionnaire in focus groups and individual contacts with five (05) to ten (10) people from each targeted site. 31 Village Savings and Credit Associations (VSLAs), including sixteen (16) in Kita and fifteen (15) in Timbuktu, equipped and trained in VSLA management. These village associations operate independently in groups of twenty-five (25) to thirty (30) self-selected women and directed by a management committee chosen and set up by themselves. Then VSLAs groups offer two (02) main services: Financial service through the credit union Insurance service through the solidarity fund by paying allowances to their members to support them in dealing with events. Covid-19 Due to the Covid-19, sensitization to prevent the spread of Covid-19 was made in the projects interventions areas through radios broadcast. These broadcasts were made in French and in the local languages ??to know Sonrhai, Tamashek, Arab in Tombouctou and Bambara in Kita. Multiplying posters on coronavirus disease prevention were developed to inform and raise awareness (197 posters (in Kita) and 200 in (Tombouctou). Health workers were trained with the essential knowledge of coronavirus disease and to be available to treat Covid-19 diseases. Small soaps and Covid-19 kits were handed over and train as week as traininf trained in the continuous chlorination technique of the water was provided. There was also monitoring of markets to see the impact on product prices and market surveys.  There were 2 multisectoral evaluations conducted in Kita and Timbuktu. It is the result of this survey that all the life sectors of the populations have been impacted by Covid-19, mainly food security, health, nutrition, water, hygiene and sanitation, education, social relations, the genre . For the food security sector, the most utilized household products during Ramadan months have seen a rise in prices, not least because of these months but also the closure of borders with neighboring countries, particularly Senegal and Mauritania. One of the most affected sources of income is migration, followed by agriculture and development. The contribution of immigrants is very considerable in the socio-economic life of the populations of Kaarta (Kita circle), with Covid-19, most of these immigrants do not work and are confined to the home, from their contribution to was reduced to their villages of origin. At the level of the Health / Nutrition sector, the frequency of health centers, routine vaccinations, mass screening of malnutrition of children, curative consultations, CPN, awareness-raising activities have decreased significantly.         No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51130086-5113008601-H Sweden Mali is one of the most risk-exposed and vulnerable countries in the world, and many of the risks are related to the quality and quantity of ecosystems and natural resources, air and water pollution, climate variability and change. Two thirds of the population live in rural areas and 80% of the country's population subsist on small-scale farming with low productivity due to unsustainable agricultural practices, degraded natural resources and climate change. Inadequate basic infrastructure, low education and rudimentary system food production are all causes of chronic food and nutrition insecurity that affects much of the population. Poverty, chronic malnutrition among children, the general vulnerability and low resilience to drought and other environmental and climate challenges stress the need to strengthen the population's capacity to deal with external shocks. The situation has been further exacerbated by recurrent conflict and the country is undergoing a peace and reconciliation process following the recent conflict that broke out in 2012. In view of this it is important in the Malian context to focus on supporting the transition from emergency humanitarian efforts to medium and long term sustainable development with local ownership. ACF's three-year intervention with a budget of 78 million SEK is aimed at strengthening the resilience of the most vulnerable people in the cercles of Timbuktu and Kita. These two areas have been identified on the basis of indicators related to food security and nutritional vulnerability. The initiative aims to improve vulnerable households' food security and livelihoods through increased food production, improved household incomes and reduced vulnerability to disasters by implementing a multisector strategy, which include improved food security and income opportunities, increased access to clean water and sanitation, health, hygiene and nutrition. The project focuses on four strategic results that together will lead to the fulfilment of the overall objective: R1: The causes of food and nutrition insecurity, vulnerabilities and disaster risks are analysed and monitoring improved. R2: The vulnerabilities related to disaster risks and the food and nutrition insecurity are reduced. R3: The local capacity for adaptation and preparedness of households and communities are strengthened. R4: Advocacy actions and sharing experiences for building resilience are conducted at local and national levels. Furthermore, this effort is a relevant complement to Sida's humanitarian efforts and the earlier resilience support the Embassy implemented during the crisis of 2012. The planned support will bridge the immediate emergency needs to several different aspects of long-term resilience, including income generation, diversification of livelihoods, nutrition and food security . The intervention is also in line with the Malian government's development goals in line with the poverty reduction strategy (CSCRP). It is also relevant to the action plan for post-conflict zones developed by the Ministry of solidarity, humanitarian action and reconstruction of the north for the regions of Timbuktu, Gao and Kidal. Mali is part of the regional Sahel Alliance (AGIR) to strengthen the resilience of vulnerable populations in the Sahel with a special focus on food security. Mali är ett av världens mest riskutsatta och sårbara länder och många risker är relaterade till kvalitet och kvantitet av ekosystem och naturresurser, luft- och vattenföroreningar, klimatvariationer och förändringar. Två tredjedelar av befolkningen bor på landsbygden och 80% av landets befolkning livnär sig på småskaligt jordbruk med låg produktivitet på grund av ohållbara jordbruksmetoder, degradering av naturresurser och klimatförändringar. Otillräcklig grundläggande infrastruktur, låg utbildningsnivå och rudimentära system för livsmedelsproduktion är alla orsaker till kronisk mat- och näringsosäkerhet som påverkar en stor del av befolkningen. Fattigdom, kronisk undernäring bland barn, den allmänna sårbarheten och låg motståndskraft mot torka och andra miljö- och klimatutmaningar understryker behovet av att stärka befolkningens förmåga att hantera externa chocker. Situationen har ytterligare förvärrats av återkommande konflikter och landet genomgår för närvarande en freds- och försoningsprocess efter den senaste konflikten som bröt ut 2012. Mot bakgrund av detta är det viktigt att ha särskilt fokus på att stödja övergången från akuta humanitära insatser till insatser för hållbar utveckling på lång sikt med lokalt ägarskap. ACFs tre-åriga insats med en budget på 78 miljoner kronor riktar sig till att stärka motståndskraften hos de mest utsatta människorna i områdena Timbuktu och Kita. Dessa två områden har identifierats på grundval av indikatorer med anknytning till matsäkerhet och näringssårbarhet. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra utsatta hushålls livsmedelsförsörjning och försörjningsmöjligheter genom ökad produktion av mat, förbättring av hushållens inkomster och minskad sårbarhet för katastrofer genom att genomföra en multisektorsstrategi, vilket inkluderar förbättrad livsmedelsförsörjning och inkomstmöjligheter, ökad tillgång till rent vatten och sanitet, hälsa, hygien och näringstillförsel. Projektet fokuserar på fyra strategiska resultat som tillsammans skall leda till uppfyllandet av det övergripande målet: R1: Orsakerna till mat- och näringsotrygghet, sårbarhet och katastrofrisker analyseras och övervakning förbättras. R2: Minskade sårbarheter i samband med katastrofrisker, osäker livsmedelsförsörjning och nutrition. R3: Den lokala kapaciteten för anpassning och beredskap stärks för hushåll och samhällen. R4: Genomförande av främjande åtgärder och delning av erfarenheter för att bygga motståndskraft på lokal och nationell nivå. Vidare är denna insats ett relevant komplement till Sidas humanitära insatser och det tidigare stöd som ambassaden genomfört till resiliens under krisen 2012. Det planerade stödet kommer brygga omedelbara akuta behov till flera olika aspekter av långsiktig motståndskraft, inklusive inkomstgenerering, diversifiering av försörjningsmöjligheter, nutrition och livsmedelsförsörjning. Insatsen är också i linje med den maliska regeringens utvecklingsmål i enlighet med fattigdomsstrategin (CSCRP). Den är även relevant för planen för post-konflikt zoner som tagits fram av ministeriet för solidaritet, humanitära insatser och återuppbyggnad av norr för regionerna Timbuktu, Gao och Kidal. Mali är en del av den regionala Sahel alliansen (AGIR) för att stärka motståndskraften hos utsatta befolkningsgrupper i Sahel med speciell fokus på matsäkerhet. The outcome objective for the intervention is 'Building resilience and secure livelihoods for vulnerable populations in the circles of Timbuktu and Kita'. The intervention aimed to sustainably reduce hunger in the targeted areas by addressing the root causes of the food and nutrition insecurity, while protecting vulnerable populations against risks. It directly links to various initiatives underway in Mali and by the Government of Mali, including the AGIR initiative (the Global Alliance for Resilience).The project focus on four (4) strategic results that together will lead to the fulfilment of the outcome objective:R1: The causes of food and nutrition insecurity, vulnerabilities and disaster risks are analysed and monitoring improved.Various studies will be conducted to better analyse the specific context of each area and to define a response analysis adjusted to local realities in order to better program the activities proposed in Results 2 and 3. These studies will be conducted in collaboration with the communities so that they are directly involved in identifying needs and possible solutions to reduce their vulnerability. This will increase the ownership of the beneficiary communities which ultimately contributes to overall sustainability. Once these baselines are established, the intervention will strengthen the monitoring of vulnerabilities by establishing an effective monitoring system. This will enable faster response mechanisms as well as preventing damage to livelihoods and the loss of productive assets by vulnerable households when a food crisis occurs. Communities will be involved in the definition of the monitoring system to retain the most effective indicators for early warnings.R2: The vulnerabilities related to disaster risks and the food and nutrition insecurity are reduced.Through the second result, it is envisaged to reduce vulnerabilities to disaster risks and food insecurity, through the following measures:- Restoring livelihoods contributing to the regeneration of natural resources and improving access to productive resources for vulnerable populations;- Strengthening livelihoods by improving infrastructure and basic services for vulnerable populations, as well as pilot approaches to strengthen the link between agriculture and nutrition;- Secure the means of existence by diversifying and increasing incomes of the poorest households, particularly through the recovery and processing of local products.R3: The local capacity for adaptation and preparedness of households and communities are strengthened.This third result aims to build local adaptation and preparedness capacity of communities and vulnerable households. In terms of adaptation, first of all investments in the promotion of agro-ecological approaches are planned. It is necessary to change attitudes and behaviours of agro-pastoral communities to develop more resilient production systems. This result is also planning to strengthen local management capacity by supporting the preparation of mechanisms of social support at community level.R4: Advocacy actions and sharing experiences for building resilience are conducted at local and national levels.Successful results requires collaboration between different actors. Based on an action research approach, the intervention is based on a solid monitoring and evaluation system that will be a base for advocacy and promotion of innovation. Advocacy work for the right to food and basic public services will also be conducted under this result. Sweden ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Action Against Hunger Spain 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 25000000 0 0 0 0 25000000 15000000 20000000 -20000000 -18000000 -15000000 18000000 25000000 Action Against Hunger Spain 25000000 Action Against Hunger Spain SE-0-SE-6-51130086-5113008603-H Sweden Mali is one of the most risk-exposed and vulnerable countries in the world, and many of the risks are related to the quality and quantity of ecosystems and natural resources, air and water pollution, climate variability and change. Two thirds of the population live in rural areas and 80% of the country's population subsist on small-scale farming with low productivity due to unsustainable agricultural practices, degraded natural resources and climate change. Inadequate basic infrastructure, low education and rudimentary system food production are all causes of chronic food and nutrition insecurity that affects much of the population. Poverty, chronic malnutrition among children, the general vulnerability and low resilience to drought and other environmental and climate challenges stress the need to strengthen the population's capacity to deal with external shocks. The situation has been further exacerbated by recurrent conflict and the country is undergoing a peace and reconciliation process following the recent conflict that broke out in 2012. In view of this it is important in the Malian context to focus on supporting the transition from emergency humanitarian efforts to medium and long term sustainable development with local ownership. ACF's three-year intervention with a budget of 78 million SEK is aimed at strengthening the resilience of the most vulnerable people in the cercles of Timbuktu and Kita. These two areas have been identified on the basis of indicators related to food security and nutritional vulnerability. The initiative aims to improve vulnerable households' food security and livelihoods through increased food production, improved household incomes and reduced vulnerability to disasters by implementing a multisector strategy, which include improved food security and income opportunities, increased access to clean water and sanitation, health, hygiene and nutrition. The project focuses on four strategic results that together will lead to the fulfilment of the overall objective: R1: The causes of food and nutrition insecurity, vulnerabilities and disaster risks are analysed and monitoring improved. R2: The vulnerabilities related to disaster risks and the food and nutrition insecurity are reduced. R3: The local capacity for adaptation and preparedness of households and communities are strengthened. R4: Advocacy actions and sharing experiences for building resilience are conducted at local and national levels. Furthermore, this effort is a relevant complement to Sida's humanitarian efforts and the earlier resilience support the Embassy implemented during the crisis of 2012. The planned support will bridge the immediate emergency needs to several different aspects of long-term resilience, including income generation, diversification of livelihoods, nutrition and food security . The intervention is also in line with the Malian government's development goals in line with the poverty reduction strategy (CSCRP). It is also relevant to the action plan for post-conflict zones developed by the Ministry of solidarity, humanitarian action and reconstruction of the north for the regions of Timbuktu, Gao and Kidal. Mali is part of the regional Sahel Alliance (AGIR) to strengthen the resilience of vulnerable populations in the Sahel with a special focus on food security. Mali är ett av världens mest riskutsatta och sårbara länder och många risker är relaterade till kvalitet och kvantitet av ekosystem och naturresurser, luft- och vattenföroreningar, klimatvariationer och förändringar. Två tredjedelar av befolkningen bor på landsbygden och 80% av landets befolkning livnär sig på småskaligt jordbruk med låg produktivitet på grund av ohållbara jordbruksmetoder, degradering av naturresurser och klimatförändringar. Otillräcklig grundläggande infrastruktur, låg utbildningsnivå och rudimentära system för livsmedelsproduktion är alla orsaker till kronisk mat- och näringsosäkerhet som påverkar en stor del av befolkningen. Fattigdom, kronisk undernäring bland barn, den allmänna sårbarheten och låg motståndskraft mot torka och andra miljö- och klimatutmaningar understryker behovet av att stärka befolkningens förmåga att hantera externa chocker. Situationen har ytterligare förvärrats av återkommande konflikter och landet genomgår för närvarande en freds- och försoningsprocess efter den senaste konflikten som bröt ut 2012. Mot bakgrund av detta är det viktigt att ha särskilt fokus på att stödja övergången från akuta humanitära insatser till insatser för hållbar utveckling på lång sikt med lokalt ägarskap. ACFs tre-åriga insats med en budget på 78 miljoner kronor riktar sig till att stärka motståndskraften hos de mest utsatta människorna i områdena Timbuktu och Kita. Dessa två områden har identifierats på grundval av indikatorer med anknytning till matsäkerhet och näringssårbarhet. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra utsatta hushålls livsmedelsförsörjning och försörjningsmöjligheter genom ökad produktion av mat, förbättring av hushållens inkomster och minskad sårbarhet för katastrofer genom att genomföra en multisektorsstrategi, vilket inkluderar förbättrad livsmedelsförsörjning och inkomstmöjligheter, ökad tillgång till rent vatten och sanitet, hälsa, hygien och näringstillförsel. Projektet fokuserar på fyra strategiska resultat som tillsammans skall leda till uppfyllandet av det övergripande målet: R1: Orsakerna till mat- och näringsotrygghet, sårbarhet och katastrofrisker analyseras och övervakning förbättras. R2: Minskade sårbarheter i samband med katastrofrisker, osäker livsmedelsförsörjning och nutrition. R3: Den lokala kapaciteten för anpassning och beredskap stärks för hushåll och samhällen. R4: Genomförande av främjande åtgärder och delning av erfarenheter för att bygga motståndskraft på lokal och nationell nivå. Vidare är denna insats ett relevant komplement till Sidas humanitära insatser och det tidigare stöd som ambassaden genomfört till resiliens under krisen 2012. Det planerade stödet kommer brygga omedelbara akuta behov till flera olika aspekter av långsiktig motståndskraft, inklusive inkomstgenerering, diversifiering av försörjningsmöjligheter, nutrition och livsmedelsförsörjning. Insatsen är också i linje med den maliska regeringens utvecklingsmål i enlighet med fattigdomsstrategin (CSCRP). Den är även relevant för planen för post-konflikt zoner som tagits fram av ministeriet för solidaritet, humanitära insatser och återuppbyggnad av norr för regionerna Timbuktu, Gao och Kidal. Mali är en del av den regionala Sahel alliansen (AGIR) för att stärka motståndskraften hos utsatta befolkningsgrupper i Sahel med speciell fokus på matsäkerhet. The outcome objective for the intervention is 'Building resilience and secure livelihoods for vulnerable populations in the circles of Timbuktu and Kita'. The intervention aimed to sustainably reduce hunger in the targeted areas by addressing the root causes of the food and nutrition insecurity, while protecting vulnerable populations against risks. It directly links to various initiatives underway in Mali and by the Government of Mali, including the AGIR initiative (the Global Alliance for Resilience).The project focus on four (4) strategic results that together will lead to the fulfilment of the outcome objective:R1: The causes of food and nutrition insecurity, vulnerabilities and disaster risks are analysed and monitoring improved.Various studies will be conducted to better analyse the specific context of each area and to define a response analysis adjusted to local realities in order to better program the activities proposed in Results 2 and 3. These studies will be conducted in collaboration with the communities so that they are directly involved in identifying needs and possible solutions to reduce their vulnerability. This will increase the ownership of the beneficiary communities which ultimately contributes to overall sustainability. Once these baselines are established, the intervention will strengthen the monitoring of vulnerabilities by establishing an effective monitoring system. This will enable faster response mechanisms as well as preventing damage to livelihoods and the loss of productive assets by vulnerable households when a food crisis occurs. Communities will be involved in the definition of the monitoring system to retain the most effective indicators for early warnings.R2: The vulnerabilities related to disaster risks and the food and nutrition insecurity are reduced.Through the second result, it is envisaged to reduce vulnerabilities to disaster risks and food insecurity, through the following measures:- Restoring livelihoods contributing to the regeneration of natural resources and improving access to productive resources for vulnerable populations;- Strengthening livelihoods by improving infrastructure and basic services for vulnerable populations, as well as pilot approaches to strengthen the link between agriculture and nutrition;- Secure the means of existence by diversifying and increasing incomes of the poorest households, particularly through the recovery and processing of local products.R3: The local capacity for adaptation and preparedness of households and communities are strengthened.This third result aims to build local adaptation and preparedness capacity of communities and vulnerable households. In terms of adaptation, first of all investments in the promotion of agro-ecological approaches are planned. It is necessary to change attitudes and behaviours of agro-pastoral communities to develop more resilient production systems. This result is also planning to strengthen local management capacity by supporting the preparation of mechanisms of social support at community level.R4: Advocacy actions and sharing experiences for building resilience are conducted at local and national levels.Successful results requires collaboration between different actors. Based on an action research approach, the intervention is based on a solid monitoring and evaluation system that will be a base for advocacy and promotion of innovation. Advocacy work for the right to food and basic public services will also be conducted under this result. Sweden ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Action Against Hunger Spain 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. 6.a - Till 2030 utöka det internationella samarbetet och stödet för kapacitetsuppbyggnad till utvecklingsländerna inom vatten- och sanitetsrelaterade verksamheter och program, inklusive genom tekniker för vatteninsamling, avsaltning, vatteneffektivitet, rening av avloppsvatten, återvinning och återanvändning. 6.a - By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 4000000 24000000 18000000 15000000 4000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 8000000 0 8000000 16000000 0 0 61000000 Action Against Hunger Spain 15000000 Action Against Hunger Spain 4000000 Action Against Hunger Spain 8000000 Action Against Hunger Spain 16000000 Action Against Hunger Spain 10000000 Action Against Hunger Spain 8000000 Action Against Hunger Spain Mali 2016-2020 Mali 2016-2020 • Improved capacity among public institutions and other actors at national and local level to contribute to environmental sustainability, increased resilience to environmental impact, climate change and natural disasters, and limited climate impact Förbättrad kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och andra aktörer på nationell och lokal nivå att bidra till miljömässig hållbarhet, ökad motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer samt begränsad klimatpåverkan Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased sustainability and resilience of agriculture, with a focus on sustainable food security, productive employment with decent working conditions and sustainable use of natural resources Ökad hållbarhet och motståndskraft i lantbruket, med fokus på hållbar livsmedelsförsörjning, produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51130086-5113008604 Sweden Mali is one of the most risk-exposed and vulnerable countries in the world, and many of the risks are related to the quality and quantity of ecosystems and natural resources, air and water pollution, climate variability and change. Two thirds of the population live in rural areas and 80% of the country's population subsist on small-scale farming with low productivity due to unsustainable agricultural practices, degraded natural resources and climate change. Inadequate basic infrastructure, low education and rudimentary system food production are all causes of chronic food and nutrition insecurity that affects much of the population. Poverty, chronic malnutrition among children, the general vulnerability and low resilience to drought and other environmental and climate challenges stress the need to strengthen the population's capacity to deal with external shocks. The situation has been further exacerbated by recurrent conflict and the country is undergoing a peace and reconciliation process following the recent conflict that broke out in 2012. In view of this it is important in the Malian context to focus on supporting the transition from emergency humanitarian efforts to medium and long term sustainable development with local ownership. ACF's three-year intervention with a budget of 78 million SEK is aimed at strengthening the resilience of the most vulnerable people in the cercles of Timbuktu and Kita. These two areas have been identified on the basis of indicators related to food security and nutritional vulnerability. The initiative aims to improve vulnerable households' food security and livelihoods through increased food production, improved household incomes and reduced vulnerability to disasters by implementing a multisector strategy, which include improved food security and income opportunities, increased access to clean water and sanitation, health, hygiene and nutrition. The project focuses on four strategic results that together will lead to the fulfilment of the overall objective: R1: The causes of food and nutrition insecurity, vulnerabilities and disaster risks are analysed and monitoring improved. R2: The vulnerabilities related to disaster risks and the food and nutrition insecurity are reduced. R3: The local capacity for adaptation and preparedness of households and communities are strengthened. R4: Advocacy actions and sharing experiences for building resilience are conducted at local and national levels. Furthermore, this effort is a relevant complement to Sida's humanitarian efforts and the earlier resilience support the Embassy implemented during the crisis of 2012. The planned support will bridge the immediate emergency needs to several different aspects of long-term resilience, including income generation, diversification of livelihoods, nutrition and food security . The intervention is also in line with the Malian government's development goals in line with the poverty reduction strategy (CSCRP). It is also relevant to the action plan for post-conflict zones developed by the Ministry of solidarity, humanitarian action and reconstruction of the north for the regions of Timbuktu, Gao and Kidal. Mali is part of the regional Sahel Alliance (AGIR) to strengthen the resilience of vulnerable populations in the Sahel with a special focus on food security. Mali är ett av världens mest riskutsatta och sårbara länder och många risker är relaterade till kvalitet och kvantitet av ekosystem och naturresurser, luft- och vattenföroreningar, klimatvariationer och förändringar. Två tredjedelar av befolkningen bor på landsbygden och 80% av landets befolkning livnär sig på småskaligt jordbruk med låg produktivitet på grund av ohållbara jordbruksmetoder, degradering av naturresurser och klimatförändringar. Otillräcklig grundläggande infrastruktur, låg utbildningsnivå och rudimentära system för livsmedelsproduktion är alla orsaker till kronisk mat- och näringsosäkerhet som påverkar en stor del av befolkningen. Fattigdom, kronisk undernäring bland barn, den allmänna sårbarheten och låg motståndskraft mot torka och andra miljö- och klimatutmaningar understryker behovet av att stärka befolkningens förmåga att hantera externa chocker. Situationen har ytterligare förvärrats av återkommande konflikter och landet genomgår för närvarande en freds- och försoningsprocess efter den senaste konflikten som bröt ut 2012. Mot bakgrund av detta är det viktigt att ha särskilt fokus på att stödja övergången från akuta humanitära insatser till insatser för hållbar utveckling på lång sikt med lokalt ägarskap. ACFs tre-åriga insats med en budget på 78 miljoner kronor riktar sig till att stärka motståndskraften hos de mest utsatta människorna i områdena Timbuktu och Kita. Dessa två områden har identifierats på grundval av indikatorer med anknytning till matsäkerhet och näringssårbarhet. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra utsatta hushålls livsmedelsförsörjning och försörjningsmöjligheter genom ökad produktion av mat, förbättring av hushållens inkomster och minskad sårbarhet för katastrofer genom att genomföra en multisektorsstrategi, vilket inkluderar förbättrad livsmedelsförsörjning och inkomstmöjligheter, ökad tillgång till rent vatten och sanitet, hälsa, hygien och näringstillförsel. Projektet fokuserar på fyra strategiska resultat som tillsammans skall leda till uppfyllandet av det övergripande målet: R1: Orsakerna till mat- och näringsotrygghet, sårbarhet och katastrofrisker analyseras och övervakning förbättras. R2: Minskade sårbarheter i samband med katastrofrisker, osäker livsmedelsförsörjning och nutrition. R3: Den lokala kapaciteten för anpassning och beredskap stärks för hushåll och samhällen. R4: Genomförande av främjande åtgärder och delning av erfarenheter för att bygga motståndskraft på lokal och nationell nivå. Vidare är denna insats ett relevant komplement till Sidas humanitära insatser och det tidigare stöd som ambassaden genomfört till resiliens under krisen 2012. Det planerade stödet kommer brygga omedelbara akuta behov till flera olika aspekter av långsiktig motståndskraft, inklusive inkomstgenerering, diversifiering av försörjningsmöjligheter, nutrition och livsmedelsförsörjning. Insatsen är också i linje med den maliska regeringens utvecklingsmål i enlighet med fattigdomsstrategin (CSCRP). Den är även relevant för planen för post-konflikt zoner som tagits fram av ministeriet för solidaritet, humanitära insatser och återuppbyggnad av norr för regionerna Timbuktu, Gao och Kidal. Mali är en del av den regionala Sahel alliansen (AGIR) för att stärka motståndskraften hos utsatta befolkningsgrupper i Sahel med speciell fokus på matsäkerhet. The outcome objective for the intervention is 'Building resilience and secure livelihoods for vulnerable populations in the circles of Timbuktu and Kita'. The intervention aimed to sustainably reduce hunger in the targeted areas by addressing the root causes of the food and nutrition insecurity, while protecting vulnerable populations against risks. It directly links to various initiatives underway in Mali and by the Government of Mali, including the AGIR initiative (the Global Alliance for Resilience).The project focus on four (4) strategic results that together will lead to the fulfilment of the outcome objective:R1: The causes of food and nutrition insecurity, vulnerabilities and disaster risks are analysed and monitoring improved.Various studies will be conducted to better analyse the specific context of each area and to define a response analysis adjusted to local realities in order to better program the activities proposed in Results 2 and 3. These studies will be conducted in collaboration with the communities so that they are directly involved in identifying needs and possible solutions to reduce their vulnerability. This will increase the ownership of the beneficiary communities which ultimately contributes to overall sustainability. Once these baselines are established, the intervention will strengthen the monitoring of vulnerabilities by establishing an effective monitoring system. This will enable faster response mechanisms as well as preventing damage to livelihoods and the loss of productive assets by vulnerable households when a food crisis occurs. Communities will be involved in the definition of the monitoring system to retain the most effective indicators for early warnings.R2: The vulnerabilities related to disaster risks and the food and nutrition insecurity are reduced.Through the second result, it is envisaged to reduce vulnerabilities to disaster risks and food insecurity, through the following measures:- Restoring livelihoods contributing to the regeneration of natural resources and improving access to productive resources for vulnerable populations;- Strengthening livelihoods by improving infrastructure and basic services for vulnerable populations, as well as pilot approaches to strengthen the link between agriculture and nutrition;- Secure the means of existence by diversifying and increasing incomes of the poorest households, particularly through the recovery and processing of local products.R3: The local capacity for adaptation and preparedness of households and communities are strengthened.This third result aims to build local adaptation and preparedness capacity of communities and vulnerable households. In terms of adaptation, first of all investments in the promotion of agro-ecological approaches are planned. It is necessary to change attitudes and behaviours of agro-pastoral communities to develop more resilient production systems. This result is also planning to strengthen local management capacity by supporting the preparation of mechanisms of social support at community level.R4: Advocacy actions and sharing experiences for building resilience are conducted at local and national levels.Successful results requires collaboration between different actors. Based on an action research approach, the intervention is based on a solid monitoring and evaluation system that will be a base for advocacy and promotion of innovation. Advocacy work for the right to food and basic public services will also be conducted under this result. Sweden ACF/Action Contre la Faim, France Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 100000 100000 100000 International NGO 100000 International NGO Mali 2016-2020 Mali 2016-2020 • Improved capacity among public institutions and other actors at national and local level to contribute to environmental sustainability, increased resilience to environmental impact, climate change and natural disasters, and limited climate impact Förbättrad kapacitet hos offentliga institutioner och andra aktörer på nationell och lokal nivå att bidra till miljömässig hållbarhet, ökad motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer samt begränsad klimatpåverkan Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased sustainability and resilience of agriculture, with a focus on sustainable food security, productive employment with decent working conditions and sustainable use of natural resources Ökad hållbarhet och motståndskraft i lantbruket, med fokus på hållbar livsmedelsförsörjning, produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140012 Sweden Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. 1. Improvement of the quality and coverage of audit processes and other services provided by IGF in accordance with international standards and good practices; 2. Oversee and contribute to achieving the objectives of strengthening the internal audit and control system, focusing on coordination, standardization of procedures, oversight, and technical support to SCI and/or public administration entities; 3. Improve practices in governance through preventive actions and communication; 4. Improve activity planning, monitoring, and reporting processes; 5. Ensure the development of an efficient management structure, and implement a sound human resources development policy; 6. Strengthen intervention in areas of greater identified risk, namely in entities with administrative and financial autonomy, and revenue sector (tax and customs); 7. Development of work methods and implementation of audit in accordance with INTOSAI standards (rating 1 to 5) Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Public finance management (PFM) Government & Civil Society-general Activity period 2009-2014. No results reported in the last years, which have been focused on receiving repayment of funds. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51140012-5114001201 Sweden Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. 1. Improvement of the quality and coverage of audit processes and other services provided by IGF in accordance with international standards and good practices; 2. Oversee and contribute to achieving the objectives of strengthening the internal audit and control system, focusing on coordination, standardization of procedures, oversight, and technical support to SCI and/or public administration entities; 3. Improve practices in governance through preventive actions and communication; 4. Improve activity planning, monitoring, and reporting processes; 5. Ensure the development of an efficient management structure, and implement a sound human resources development policy; 6. Strengthen intervention in areas of greater identified risk, namely in entities with administrative and financial autonomy, and revenue sector (tax and customs); 7. Development of work methods and implementation of audit in accordance with INTOSAI standards (rating 1 to 5) Sweden MINEC/Ministerio de Negocios Estrangeiros e Cooperacao de Mocambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 6647000 23000000 7500000 25000000 0 30000000 12851380 23000000 0 25000000 30000000 0 6647000 12851380 12850000 -12851380 7500000 0 0 0 0 104998380 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 6647000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 13000000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 10000000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 7500000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 2400000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 15000000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 7600000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 5000000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 10000000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 15000000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique 12850000 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Stronger democratic institutions and increased capacity in public administration Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökad kapacitet i den offentliga förvaltningen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Mozambique’s revenues to be mobilised, used and accounted for in a more transparent, sustainable and effective way that benefits the entire population Mocambiques intäkter mobiliseras, används och redovisas på ett mer transparent, hållbart och effektivt sätt som kommer hela befolkningen till del Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140012-5114001202 Sweden Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. 1. Improvement of the quality and coverage of audit processes and other services provided by IGF in accordance with international standards and good practices; 2. Oversee and contribute to achieving the objectives of strengthening the internal audit and control system, focusing on coordination, standardization of procedures, oversight, and technical support to SCI and/or public administration entities; 3. Improve practices in governance through preventive actions and communication; 4. Improve activity planning, monitoring, and reporting processes; 5. Ensure the development of an efficient management structure, and implement a sound human resources development policy; 6. Strengthen intervention in areas of greater identified risk, namely in entities with administrative and financial autonomy, and revenue sector (tax and customs); 7. Development of work methods and implementation of audit in accordance with INTOSAI standards (rating 1 to 5) Sweden MINEC/Ministerio de Negocios Estrangeiros e Cooperacao de Mocambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1620 1620 1620 Mottagarlandets regering 1619.63 Mottagarlandets regering Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Stronger democratic institutions and increased capacity in public administration Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökad kapacitet i den offentliga förvaltningen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Mozambique’s revenues to be mobilised, used and accounted for in a more transparent, sustainable and effective way that benefits the entire population Mocambiques intäkter mobiliseras, används och redovisas på ett mer transparent, hållbart och effektivt sätt som kommer hela befolkningen till del Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140012-5114001203 Sweden Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. Capacity Development, Institutional Support to Inspectorate General of Finance (IGF)- Implementation of Internal Audit and Control Strategic Plan 2009-13. 1. Improvement of the quality and coverage of audit processes and other services provided by IGF in accordance with international standards and good practices; 2. Oversee and contribute to achieving the objectives of strengthening the internal audit and control system, focusing on coordination, standardization of procedures, oversight, and technical support to SCI and/or public administration entities; 3. Improve practices in governance through preventive actions and communication; 4. Improve activity planning, monitoring, and reporting processes; 5. Ensure the development of an efficient management structure, and implement a sound human resources development policy; 6. Strengthen intervention in areas of greater identified risk, namely in entities with administrative and financial autonomy, and revenue sector (tax and customs); 7. Development of work methods and implementation of audit in accordance with INTOSAI standards (rating 1 to 5) Sweden MINEC/Ministerio de Negocios Estrangeiros e Cooperacao de Mocambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 0 0 -10582051 -10582050.9100000001 Ministerio da Economia e Financas, Maputo Mocambique Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51140083 Sweden The aim of the intervention on long-term is to strengthen and increase the efficiency of the utility, both with regards to technical and economic efficiency, as to provide electricity to their current and future prospective clients. Fundamental for an efficient strengthening is the capacity of decision making and management within EDM, which is further highly dependent on correct and timely information of the activities of the business. The intervention mainly targets the information systems within the utility. The main components include; the development of a strategy on an integrated Data/Information System for EDM; and a related system for performance management (outputs). The intention is that the system will improve current processes and databases within EDM to supply accurate and timely data for predetermined Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) (output), which will be used, primarily, in the decision-making of the executive Board and top management at EDM (outcome). En hållbar energiförsörjning i Moçambique är nödvändig för landets socio-ekonomiska utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning. En tillförlitlig tillgång till elektricitet är också bland den högst värderade för en utveckling av den privata sektorn. Elförsörjningen i Moçambique sker via det nationella elbolaget Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM). Det statliga bolaget befinner sig i dagsläget i en situation med ökande efterfrågan och stigande priser på el, samtidigt som intäkterna inte ökar i samma takt och landet är på väg in i ett tillstånd med försämrad tillförlitlighet av el. Den föreslagna utvecklingsinsatsen avser ett stöd till EDM, med syfte att stärka bolaget ledning i dess kapacitet att fatta välgrundade beslut för en långsiktigt hållbar verksamhet. Genom att ta fram en företagsövergripande strategi för ett integrerat informationssystem och att identifiera nyckelindikatorer (key performance indicators, KPI) utarbetas ett system för verksamhetsstyrning. Syftet är att systemet ska generera tillförlitlig data som, i första hand, ska användas av styrelsen och ledningen för EDM. Genom att öka tillgängligheten av tillförlitlig information är bedömningen att fler välgrundade beslut kan fattas vad gäller t.ex. produktionsutbyggnad och underhåll men också mer strategiska beslut på nationell och regional nivå. I insatsen föreslås också ingå utbildning av total 60 personer från EDM, till data-analytiker - en ny tjänst/position på EDM. The contribution agreement 2014-08-01 to 2021-06-30 while activity period ends on 2020-12-31 with the objective to reach a well-structured and efficient system for; collection, processing, and dissemination of high quality data, that the Performance Management Unit (UGDE) will be able to feed to the EDM Board, and be used as a basis for decisions. The total contribution amount is 18.5 MSEK. Note that the Cooperation Partner, Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM) has since the start of the intervention been re-organised, and the unit UGDE does no longer exist. Instead the project is placed directly under the Board of EDM. Also the system has changed its name from "System for KPIs" to "Business Performance Management System (BPMS)". Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Energy policy and administrative management Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Energy Policy Administrative Costs of Donors The project helped in create a baseline of the large number of individual datasystems within EDM (in 2014, EDM had 30 individual systems for collection of differentdata) and the quality of data. The implementation of the contribution was finalised in 2019, and has resulted in a larger number of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) covering a variety of areas such as number of client connections reported by district, client satisfaction surveys, export/import of electricity, generation in the different power plants etc. The number of KPIs are more than initially anticipated, and some KPIs have already been used by EDM.  KPI on "Client Connections", is reported to have being very useful by EDM during the intensified activity of connections of new clients during 2017. Dashboards of all directorates have been produced, and data quality assessments have been made. In addition to the training of the 60 data analysts within EDM, and additional user acceptance tests done in 2019. EDM has also produced a Digital Strategy 2018-2022, and to which the activities and results from the KPI/BPMS-project has contributed. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51140083-5114008301 Sweden The aim of the intervention on long-term is to strengthen and increase the efficiency of the utility, both with regards to technical and economic efficiency, as to provide electricity to their current and future prospective clients. Fundamental for an efficient strengthening is the capacity of decision making and management within EDM, which is further highly dependent on correct and timely information of the activities of the business. The intervention mainly targets the information systems within the utility. The main components include; the development of a strategy on an integrated Data/Information System for EDM; and a related system for performance management (outputs). The intention is that the system will improve current processes and databases within EDM to supply accurate and timely data for predetermined Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) (output), which will be used, primarily, in the decision-making of the executive Board and top management at EDM (outcome). En hållbar energiförsörjning i Moçambique är nödvändig för landets socio-ekonomiska utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning. En tillförlitlig tillgång till elektricitet är också bland den högst värderade för en utveckling av den privata sektorn. Elförsörjningen i Moçambique sker via det nationella elbolaget Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM). Det statliga bolaget befinner sig i dagsläget i en situation med ökande efterfrågan och stigande priser på el, samtidigt som intäkterna inte ökar i samma takt och landet är på väg in i ett tillstånd med försämrad tillförlitlighet av el. Den föreslagna utvecklingsinsatsen avser ett stöd till EDM, med syfte att stärka bolaget ledning i dess kapacitet att fatta välgrundade beslut för en långsiktigt hållbar verksamhet. Genom att ta fram en företagsövergripande strategi för ett integrerat informationssystem och att identifiera nyckelindikatorer (key performance indicators, KPI) utarbetas ett system för verksamhetsstyrning. Syftet är att systemet ska generera tillförlitlig data som, i första hand, ska användas av styrelsen och ledningen för EDM. Genom att öka tillgängligheten av tillförlitlig information är bedömningen att fler välgrundade beslut kan fattas vad gäller t.ex. produktionsutbyggnad och underhåll men också mer strategiska beslut på nationell och regional nivå. I insatsen föreslås också ingå utbildning av total 60 personer från EDM, till data-analytiker - en ny tjänst/position på EDM. The contribution agreement 2014-08-01 to 2021-06-30 while activity period ends on 2020-12-31 with the objective to reach a well-structured and efficient system for; collection, processing, and dissemination of high quality data, that the Performance Management Unit (UGDE) will be able to feed to the EDM Board, and be used as a basis for decisions. The total contribution amount is 18.5 MSEK. Note that the Cooperation Partner, Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM) has since the start of the intervention been re-organised, and the unit UGDE does no longer exist. Instead the project is placed directly under the Board of EDM. Also the system has changed its name from "System for KPIs" to "Business Performance Management System (BPMS)". Sweden Government of Mozambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 3300000 4000000 6000000 5122000 0 5300000 -5300000 4000000 500000 0 0 3300000 0 5122000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 -500000 4450000 -4450000 18422000 EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. 3300000 EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. 4000000 EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. 6000000 EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. 5122000 EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Increased access to renewable energy and reliable and sustainably produced electricity for households, businesses and public activities Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi samt tillförlitlig och hållbart producerad elektricitet för hushåll, företag och offentlig verksamhet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51140083-5114008302 Sweden The aim of the intervention on long-term is to strengthen and increase the efficiency of the utility, both with regards to technical and economic efficiency, as to provide electricity to their current and future prospective clients. Fundamental for an efficient strengthening is the capacity of decision making and management within EDM, which is further highly dependent on correct and timely information of the activities of the business. The intervention mainly targets the information systems within the utility. The main components include; the development of a strategy on an integrated Data/Information System for EDM; and a related system for performance management (outputs). The intention is that the system will improve current processes and databases within EDM to supply accurate and timely data for predetermined Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) (output), which will be used, primarily, in the decision-making of the executive Board and top management at EDM (outcome). En hållbar energiförsörjning i Moçambique är nödvändig för landets socio-ekonomiska utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning. En tillförlitlig tillgång till elektricitet är också bland den högst värderade för en utveckling av den privata sektorn. Elförsörjningen i Moçambique sker via det nationella elbolaget Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM). Det statliga bolaget befinner sig i dagsläget i en situation med ökande efterfrågan och stigande priser på el, samtidigt som intäkterna inte ökar i samma takt och landet är på väg in i ett tillstånd med försämrad tillförlitlighet av el. Den föreslagna utvecklingsinsatsen avser ett stöd till EDM, med syfte att stärka bolaget ledning i dess kapacitet att fatta välgrundade beslut för en långsiktigt hållbar verksamhet. Genom att ta fram en företagsövergripande strategi för ett integrerat informationssystem och att identifiera nyckelindikatorer (key performance indicators, KPI) utarbetas ett system för verksamhetsstyrning. Syftet är att systemet ska generera tillförlitlig data som, i första hand, ska användas av styrelsen och ledningen för EDM. Genom att öka tillgängligheten av tillförlitlig information är bedömningen att fler välgrundade beslut kan fattas vad gäller t.ex. produktionsutbyggnad och underhåll men också mer strategiska beslut på nationell och regional nivå. I insatsen föreslås också ingå utbildning av total 60 personer från EDM, till data-analytiker - en ny tjänst/position på EDM. The contribution agreement 2014-08-01 to 2021-06-30 while activity period ends on 2020-12-31 with the objective to reach a well-structured and efficient system for; collection, processing, and dissemination of high quality data, that the Performance Management Unit (UGDE) will be able to feed to the EDM Board, and be used as a basis for decisions. The total contribution amount is 18.5 MSEK. Note that the Cooperation Partner, Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM) has since the start of the intervention been re-organised, and the unit UGDE does no longer exist. Instead the project is placed directly under the Board of EDM. Also the system has changed its name from "System for KPIs" to "Business Performance Management System (BPMS)". Sweden Government of Mozambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15151 0 0 0 0 0 550000 -534849 0 0 0 0 0 500000 0 0 0 0 -500000 400000 0 0 0 -400000 0 0 0 0 15151 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 15150.54 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner 0 Sida administrative activity implemented by procured partner Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Increased access to renewable energy and reliable and sustainably produced electricity for households, businesses and public activities Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi samt tillförlitlig och hållbart producerad elektricitet för hushåll, företag och offentlig verksamhet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51140083-5114008303 Sweden The aim of the intervention on long-term is to strengthen and increase the efficiency of the utility, both with regards to technical and economic efficiency, as to provide electricity to their current and future prospective clients. Fundamental for an efficient strengthening is the capacity of decision making and management within EDM, which is further highly dependent on correct and timely information of the activities of the business. The intervention mainly targets the information systems within the utility. The main components include; the development of a strategy on an integrated Data/Information System for EDM; and a related system for performance management (outputs). The intention is that the system will improve current processes and databases within EDM to supply accurate and timely data for predetermined Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) (output), which will be used, primarily, in the decision-making of the executive Board and top management at EDM (outcome). En hållbar energiförsörjning i Moçambique är nödvändig för landets socio-ekonomiska utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning. En tillförlitlig tillgång till elektricitet är också bland den högst värderade för en utveckling av den privata sektorn. Elförsörjningen i Moçambique sker via det nationella elbolaget Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM). Det statliga bolaget befinner sig i dagsläget i en situation med ökande efterfrågan och stigande priser på el, samtidigt som intäkterna inte ökar i samma takt och landet är på väg in i ett tillstånd med försämrad tillförlitlighet av el. Den föreslagna utvecklingsinsatsen avser ett stöd till EDM, med syfte att stärka bolaget ledning i dess kapacitet att fatta välgrundade beslut för en långsiktigt hållbar verksamhet. Genom att ta fram en företagsövergripande strategi för ett integrerat informationssystem och att identifiera nyckelindikatorer (key performance indicators, KPI) utarbetas ett system för verksamhetsstyrning. Syftet är att systemet ska generera tillförlitlig data som, i första hand, ska användas av styrelsen och ledningen för EDM. Genom att öka tillgängligheten av tillförlitlig information är bedömningen att fler välgrundade beslut kan fattas vad gäller t.ex. produktionsutbyggnad och underhåll men också mer strategiska beslut på nationell och regional nivå. I insatsen föreslås också ingå utbildning av total 60 personer från EDM, till data-analytiker - en ny tjänst/position på EDM. The contribution agreement 2014-08-01 to 2021-06-30 while activity period ends on 2020-12-31 with the objective to reach a well-structured and efficient system for; collection, processing, and dissemination of high quality data, that the Performance Management Unit (UGDE) will be able to feed to the EDM Board, and be used as a basis for decisions. The total contribution amount is 18.5 MSEK. Note that the Cooperation Partner, Electricidade de Moçambique (EDM) has since the start of the intervention been re-organised, and the unit UGDE does no longer exist. Instead the project is placed directly under the Board of EDM. Also the system has changed its name from "System for KPIs" to "Business Performance Management System (BPMS)". Sweden Government of Mozambique Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -73475 -73475 -73475 EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. -73475 EDM/Electricidade de Mocambique, E.P. Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Reduced climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and more efficient energy sources. Minskad klimatpåverkan, inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51140093 Sweden Support to the Government of Mozambique via the UN Joint Programme (implemented by UNICEF and ILO) to increase the coverage and quality of the social protection system. The program, commencing its second phase, will focus on strenghtening the institutional capacity at the implementing national agency INAS and at the responsible ministry, Ministry for Gender, Children and Social Action, MGCAS. Sweden will in its dialogue with the government (mainly with the above mentions national structures) work for an increased coverage of beneficiaries for regularly paid social cash transfers as well as an increase of the cash transfers' amounts. Stöd till regeringen i Mocambique via UN Joint Program (implementerat av UNICEF och ILO) för att förbättra täckningen och kvalitet av det nationella sociala trygghetssystemet. Programmet som nu går in I sin andra fas fokuserar på att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten på den genomförande myndigheten INAS och på ansvarigt ministerium, ministeriet för jämställdhet, barn och social trygghet (MGCAS). Sverige kommer att i dialog med regeringen (främst via ovan nämnda institutioner) arbeta för ökad täckning av mottagare av regelbundet utbetalda kontantstöd samt för en ökning av beloppen som betalas ut. The objective of the intervention is to: Outcome 1, By 2027, the child grant (02 years) subcomponent of PSSB is consolidated and expanded through stronger cashplus approaches; Outcome 2, By 2027, information management, monitoring and evaluation systems are strengthened; Outcome 3, By 2027, the social protection evidence base and policy framework are strengthened. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Social protection and welfare services policy, planning and administration Other Social Infrastructure & Services Outcome 1. Child Grant (02 years) consolidated and expanded Under Outcome 1, the UNJPSP supported continued expansion and consolidation of the Child Grant (02 years) component of the Basic Social Subsidy Programme (PSSB). By the end of 2025, the programme had reached a cumulative total of 61,725 children covered by the CG, achieving 100 per cent of the UNJPSP target. Additional financial contributions mobilized through the programme enabled the expansion of the Child Grant beyond its original caseload and geographic scope, supporting the inclusion of additional 13,000 beneficiaries in Niassa Province and new districts in Nampula and Cabo Delgado Provinces. This investment enabled more vulnerable children and caregivers to access social protection services while further strengthening the Government's capacity to scale up and deliver social assistance at scale. The expansion was accompanied by sustained investments in frontline capacity, case management, and service delivery systems. Importantly, these investments were intentionally designed as system-strengthening measures, enhancing the delivery of social assistance beyond the Child Grant and generating benefits across a broader range of social protection programmes and services. A comprehensive package of capacity building reached more than 450 social workers and communitylevel actors, strengthening national systems for case management, referral, monitoring and followup. The scaleup of case management enabled targeted support to the most vulnerable households, including adolescent caregivers and children facing protection risks, while reinforcing coordination between social protection, health, civil registration and protection services. By the end of the year, tens of thousands of children and caregivers had been reached through structured case management, with clear gains in service quality, accountability and followup. The programme also marked a significant milestone in advancing adaptive and shockresponsive social protection. Through an Anticipatory Action intervention to drought in Magude district, 4,850 households received early cash support linked to forecastbased triggers, demonstrating for the first time the operational feasibility of anticipatory cash transfers within national systems. This experience generated critical lessons to inform future scaleup and contributed to national dialogue on shockresponsive social protection. Outcome 2. Information management, monitoring and delivery systems strengthened Under Outcome 2, the UNJPSP made sustained investments in core delivery systems, including digitalization, payment systems, monitoring and grievance redress mechanisms. Progress in rolling out digital payments was uneven, reflecting structural constraints such as mobile network coverage, liquidity challenges and insecurity in some districts. Nevertheless, more than 8,700 beneficiaries received transfers via mobile money in 2025, and foundational work was completed to enable further scaleup in 2026. To strengthen programme monitoring and accountability, the programme also piloted a Post-Distribution Monitoring (PDM) system, enabling direct beneficiary feedback on payment receipt and related implementation issues. Complementary improvements to the Grievance Redress Mechanism (GRM), including the piloting of a mobile GRM application and preparatory work on a USSDbased platform, strengthened accountability, transparency and accessibilityparticularly for beneficiaries without smartphones. In addition, advantage was taken of the INAS Capacity Assessment exercise to carry out the Spot Checks in eight additional delegations. A total of approximately 576 beneficiaries were consulted, with 72 randomly selected beneficiaries surveyed and interviewed in each delegation. Significant investments were also made in institutional capacity at decentralized level, through capacity building, the provision of vehicles, ICT equipment, and operational kits for INAS delegations and community workers. These inputs proved critical for maintaining service delivery in fragile and hardtoreach contexts and for supporting programme expansion without compromising quality. Besides, as part of the projects capacity-building component, the UNJP contributed to the revision of the TRANSFORM Shock-Responsive Social Protection module (lead in the MENA region), helping develop updated training materials that are expected to be piloted and adapted in Mozambique as part of the forthcoming African rollout. Outcome 3. Social protection evidence base and policy strengthened Under Outcome 3, the UNJPSP strengthened the evidence base and policy framework for social protection reform. Key achievements included completion of the Social Protection Systems Readiness Assessment, which assessed institutional, operational and political preparedness for shock response and directly informed the ongoing development of ENSSB III and revisions to the PASDPE operational framework. The programme also supported the launch of PostDistribution Monitoring (PDM) as a core accountability and learning mechanism for the Child Grant, establishing a structured, governmentowned monitoring cycle to inform continuous programme improvement. Further, A TRANSFORM training on ShockResponsive Social Protection was delivered to journalists ten media, including radio and television) from nine provinces, members of parliament (from three political parties) and Civil Society representatives, helping to build a more informed constituency capable of shaping public debate, policy attention and accountability on adaptive social protection. The programme also supported an independent monitoring exercise of the PAUS programme, generating practical evidence and recommendations for INAS and DNAS to inform the revision of the programme manual. The exercise covered 8 social units and services reaching at least 497 registered beneficiaries. The INAS Capacity Assessment was finally conducted throughout the 31 INAS delegations and additionally to the social units. Complementary analytical work on social protection financing, including budget analysis, fiscal and social modelling (MOZMOD), and highlevel policy dialogue, strengthened advocacy efforts at a time of severe fiscal pressure. This progress was underpinned by of a joint UN approach and strong positioning of both UNICEF and ILO within the national social protection sector, combining trusted government partnerships and sustained engagement with other development partners, solid implementation track records, and coordinated evidence based advocacy to influence policy level reforms while remaining closely anchored in decentralized delivery contexts. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51140093-5114009301 Sweden Support to the Government of Mozambique via the UN Joint Programme (implemented by UNICEF and ILO) to increase the coverage and quality of the social protection system. The program, commencing its second phase, will focus on strenghtening the institutional capacity at the implementing national agency INAS and at the responsible ministry, Ministry for Gender, Children and Social Action, MGCAS. Sweden will in its dialogue with the government (mainly with the above mentions national structures) work for an increased coverage of beneficiaries for regularly paid social cash transfers as well as an increase of the cash transfers' amounts. Stöd till regeringen i Mocambique via UN Joint Program (implementerat av UNICEF och ILO) för att förbättra täckningen och kvalitet av det nationella sociala trygghetssystemet. Programmet som nu går in I sin andra fas fokuserar på att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten på den genomförande myndigheten INAS och på ansvarigt ministerium, ministeriet för jämställdhet, barn och social trygghet (MGCAS). Sverige kommer att i dialog med regeringen (främst via ovan nämnda institutioner) arbeta för ökad täckning av mottagare av regelbundet utbetalda kontantstöd samt för en ökning av beloppen som betalas ut. The objective of the intervention is to: Outcome 1, By 2027, the child grant (02 years) subcomponent of PSSB is consolidated and expanded through stronger cashplus approaches; Outcome 2, By 2027, information management, monitoring and evaluation systems are strengthened; Outcome 3, By 2027, the social protection evidence base and policy framework are strengthened. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 25836802 26023981 0 13129650 14009567 0 0 10000000 0 -10000000 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 13129650 0 0 -0.0000000002 0 15836802 0 10000000 -10000000 10000000 26023981 0 -10000000 0 -10000000 0 0 14009567 79000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 25836801.6899999976 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 26023981.1000000015 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 13129650 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 14009567 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Sustainable food security with particular focus on resilient agriculture En hållbar livsmedelsförsörjning med särskilt fokus på ett motståndskraftigt lantbruk Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Mozambique’s revenues to be mobilised, used and accounted for in a more transparent, sustainable and effective way that benefits the entire population Mocambiques intäkter mobiliseras, används och redovisas på ett mer transparent, hållbart och effektivt sätt som kommer hela befolkningen till del Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved access to social security for poor households Förbättrad tillgång till social trygghet för fattiga hushåll Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140093-5114009303 Sweden Support to the Government of Mozambique via the UN Joint Programme (implemented by UNICEF and ILO) to increase the coverage and quality of the social protection system. The program, commencing its second phase, will focus on strenghtening the institutional capacity at the implementing national agency INAS and at the responsible ministry, Ministry for Gender, Children and Social Action, MGCAS. Sweden will in its dialogue with the government (mainly with the above mentions national structures) work for an increased coverage of beneficiaries for regularly paid social cash transfers as well as an increase of the cash transfers' amounts. Stöd till regeringen i Mocambique via UN Joint Program (implementerat av UNICEF och ILO) för att förbättra täckningen och kvalitet av det nationella sociala trygghetssystemet. Programmet som nu går in I sin andra fas fokuserar på att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten på den genomförande myndigheten INAS och på ansvarigt ministerium, ministeriet för jämställdhet, barn och social trygghet (MGCAS). Sverige kommer att i dialog med regeringen (främst via ovan nämnda institutioner) arbeta för ökad täckning av mottagare av regelbundet utbetalda kontantstöd samt för en ökning av beloppen som betalas ut. The objective of the intervention is to: Outcome 1, By 2027, the child grant (02 years) subcomponent of PSSB is consolidated and expanded through stronger cashplus approaches; Outcome 2, By 2027, information management, monitoring and evaluation systems are strengthened; Outcome 3, By 2027, the social protection evidence base and policy framework are strengthened. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 0 0 0 20000000 20000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 20000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Enhanced adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change, and environmental and natural disasters. Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened systems for improved social protection. Stärkta system för ökad social trygghet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140093-5114009304 Sweden Support to the Government of Mozambique via the UN Joint Programme (implemented by UNICEF and ILO) to increase the coverage and quality of the social protection system. The program, commencing its second phase, will focus on strenghtening the institutional capacity at the implementing national agency INAS and at the responsible ministry, Ministry for Gender, Children and Social Action, MGCAS. Sweden will in its dialogue with the government (mainly with the above mentions national structures) work for an increased coverage of beneficiaries for regularly paid social cash transfers as well as an increase of the cash transfers' amounts. Stöd till regeringen i Mocambique via UN Joint Program (implementerat av UNICEF och ILO) för att förbättra täckningen och kvalitet av det nationella sociala trygghetssystemet. Programmet som nu går in I sin andra fas fokuserar på att stärka den institutionella kapaciteten på den genomförande myndigheten INAS och på ansvarigt ministerium, ministeriet för jämställdhet, barn och social trygghet (MGCAS). Sverige kommer att i dialog med regeringen (främst via ovan nämnda institutioner) arbeta för ökad täckning av mottagare av regelbundet utbetalda kontantstöd samt för en ökning av beloppen som betalas ut. The objective of the intervention is to: Outcome 1, By 2027, the child grant (02 years) subcomponent of PSSB is consolidated and expanded through stronger cashplus approaches; Outcome 2, By 2027, information management, monitoring and evaluation systems are strengthened; Outcome 3, By 2027, the social protection evidence base and policy framework are strengthened. Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Marrupa Intended Beneficiaries -13.189178 37.504429 Maua Intended Beneficiaries -13.927115 37.140845 Ribaue Intended Beneficiaries -14.943398 38.323669 Nacaroa Intended Beneficiaries -14.370353 39.915170 Moma Intended Beneficiaries -16.419092 39.178609 Angoche Intended Beneficiaries -16.221174 39.911141 Nacala-A-Velha Intended Beneficiaries -14.546683 40.611142 Memba Intended Beneficiaries -14.182510 40.522430 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 50000000 0 50000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 50000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 50000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Enhanced adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change, and environmental and natural disasters. Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened systems for improved social protection. Stärkta system för ökad social trygghet Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140101 Sweden The intervention consists of a frame decision related to research cooperation between Sweden and Mozambique. To the frame decision short-term assignments will be connected as components, all with their separate decision including assessments of the partner, objective and expected results. Insatsen består av ett rambeslut (15/15) för foskningsutvecklande insatser länkat till foskningssamarbetet mellan Sverige och Mocambique. Enskilda beslut tas för varje insats som länkas till denna insats som komponenter. Ambassaden har sedan 2004 haft en årlig programutvecklingsinsats, med syfte att stärka beredning, uppföljning och utvärdering av programinsatser och bidra till ökad kompetens inom utvecklinssamarbetet i Mocambique. I denna har även forskningsinstaserna ingått. Sedan 2013 redovisas forskningsinsatserna på ett separat avräkningskonto och det är därför naturligt att forskningsinsatserna forsatt har en separat insats för programutveckling - forksings-PUM. Ett antal olika enskilda uppdrag kommer att financieras ur fonden, t.ex. bakgrundsstudier inför beredning, utvärderingar och uppföljningsrelaterade studier samt kunskapsspridande aktiviteter i form av seminarier, publikationer och översättningar. Vidare finansierar fonden revisionstjänster som faller utanför avtalsbeslutade partnerrevisioner, som t.ex. systemrevision och stöd till tolkning av revisioner. Varje enskild komponent inom programinstasen bör inte överskrida en tidsram på sex månader, ha en begränsad utformning, samt vara kopplad till tydliga resultat. Resultat för utvecklingsinsatsen bidrar till att uppnå av regeringen beslutade strategimål eller motsvarande samt är förenliga med övriga av regeringen beslutande styrande dokument. Varje separat komponent ska: (i) beslutas om i ett separat beslut; (ii) redovisas som en separat komponent inom insatsen forsknings-PUM; (iii) handläggas av en ansvarig handläggare, både gällande finasiella transaktioner och resultatuppföljning. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector SE-0-SE-6-51140101-5114010101 Sweden The intervention consists of a frame decision related to research cooperation between Sweden and Mozambique. To the frame decision short-term assignments will be connected as components, all with their separate decision including assessments of the partner, objective and expected results. Insatsen består av ett rambeslut (15/15) för foskningsutvecklande insatser länkat till foskningssamarbetet mellan Sverige och Mocambique. Enskilda beslut tas för varje insats som länkas till denna insats som komponenter. Ambassaden har sedan 2004 haft en årlig programutvecklingsinsats, med syfte att stärka beredning, uppföljning och utvärdering av programinsatser och bidra till ökad kompetens inom utvecklinssamarbetet i Mocambique. I denna har även forskningsinstaserna ingått. Sedan 2013 redovisas forskningsinsatserna på ett separat avräkningskonto och det är därför naturligt att forskningsinsatserna forsatt har en separat insats för programutveckling - forksings-PUM. Ett antal olika enskilda uppdrag kommer att financieras ur fonden, t.ex. bakgrundsstudier inför beredning, utvärderingar och uppföljningsrelaterade studier samt kunskapsspridande aktiviteter i form av seminarier, publikationer och översättningar. Vidare finansierar fonden revisionstjänster som faller utanför avtalsbeslutade partnerrevisioner, som t.ex. systemrevision och stöd till tolkning av revisioner. Varje enskild komponent inom programinstasen bör inte överskrida en tidsram på sex månader, ha en begränsad utformning, samt vara kopplad till tydliga resultat. Resultat för utvecklingsinsatsen bidrar till att uppnå av regeringen beslutade strategimål eller motsvarande samt är förenliga med övriga av regeringen beslutande styrande dokument. Varje separat komponent ska: (i) beslutas om i ett separat beslut; (ii) redovisas som en separat komponent inom insatsen forsknings-PUM; (iii) handläggas av en ansvarig handläggare, både gällande finasiella transaktioner och resultatuppföljning. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 473808 5000 473808 5000 478808 Other 217200 Other 256608 Other 5000 Other Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries have capacity to independently undertake research training and conduct high-quality research Fler samarbetsländer har kapacitet att självständigt genomföra forskarutbildningar och bedriva forskning av hög kvalitet Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51140101-5114010102 Sweden The intervention consists of a frame decision related to research cooperation between Sweden and Mozambique. To the frame decision short-term assignments will be connected as components, all with their separate decision including assessments of the partner, objective and expected results. Insatsen består av ett rambeslut (15/15) för foskningsutvecklande insatser länkat till foskningssamarbetet mellan Sverige och Mocambique. Enskilda beslut tas för varje insats som länkas till denna insats som komponenter. Ambassaden har sedan 2004 haft en årlig programutvecklingsinsats, med syfte att stärka beredning, uppföljning och utvärdering av programinsatser och bidra till ökad kompetens inom utvecklinssamarbetet i Mocambique. I denna har även forskningsinstaserna ingått. Sedan 2013 redovisas forskningsinsatserna på ett separat avräkningskonto och det är därför naturligt att forskningsinsatserna forsatt har en separat insats för programutveckling - forksings-PUM. Ett antal olika enskilda uppdrag kommer att financieras ur fonden, t.ex. bakgrundsstudier inför beredning, utvärderingar och uppföljningsrelaterade studier samt kunskapsspridande aktiviteter i form av seminarier, publikationer och översättningar. Vidare finansierar fonden revisionstjänster som faller utanför avtalsbeslutade partnerrevisioner, som t.ex. systemrevision och stöd till tolkning av revisioner. Varje enskild komponent inom programinstasen bör inte överskrida en tidsram på sex månader, ha en begränsad utformning, samt vara kopplad till tydliga resultat. Resultat för utvecklingsinsatsen bidrar till att uppnå av regeringen beslutade strategimål eller motsvarande samt är förenliga med övriga av regeringen beslutande styrande dokument. Varje separat komponent ska: (i) beslutas om i ett separat beslut; (ii) redovisas som en separat komponent inom insatsen forsknings-PUM; (iii) handläggas av en ansvarig handläggare, både gällande finasiella transaktioner och resultatuppföljning. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 85476 85476 85476 Other 85476 Other Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries have capacity to independently undertake research training and conduct high-quality research Fler samarbetsländer har kapacitet att självständigt genomföra forskarutbildningar och bedriva forskning av hög kvalitet Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51140101-5114010103 Sweden The intervention consists of a frame decision related to research cooperation between Sweden and Mozambique. To the frame decision short-term assignments will be connected as components, all with their separate decision including assessments of the partner, objective and expected results. Insatsen består av ett rambeslut (15/15) för foskningsutvecklande insatser länkat till foskningssamarbetet mellan Sverige och Mocambique. Enskilda beslut tas för varje insats som länkas till denna insats som komponenter. Ambassaden har sedan 2004 haft en årlig programutvecklingsinsats, med syfte att stärka beredning, uppföljning och utvärdering av programinsatser och bidra till ökad kompetens inom utvecklinssamarbetet i Mocambique. I denna har även forskningsinstaserna ingått. Sedan 2013 redovisas forskningsinsatserna på ett separat avräkningskonto och det är därför naturligt att forskningsinsatserna forsatt har en separat insats för programutveckling - forksings-PUM. Ett antal olika enskilda uppdrag kommer att financieras ur fonden, t.ex. bakgrundsstudier inför beredning, utvärderingar och uppföljningsrelaterade studier samt kunskapsspridande aktiviteter i form av seminarier, publikationer och översättningar. Vidare finansierar fonden revisionstjänster som faller utanför avtalsbeslutade partnerrevisioner, som t.ex. systemrevision och stöd till tolkning av revisioner. Varje enskild komponent inom programinstasen bör inte överskrida en tidsram på sex månader, ha en begränsad utformning, samt vara kopplad till tydliga resultat. Resultat för utvecklingsinsatsen bidrar till att uppnå av regeringen beslutade strategimål eller motsvarande samt är förenliga med övriga av regeringen beslutande styrande dokument. Varje separat komponent ska: (i) beslutas om i ett separat beslut; (ii) redovisas som en separat komponent inom insatsen forsknings-PUM; (iii) handläggas av en ansvarig handläggare, både gällande finasiella transaktioner och resultatuppföljning. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 19618 19618 19618 Other 19618.31 Other Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries have capacity to independently undertake research training and conduct high-quality research Fler samarbetsländer har kapacitet att självständigt genomföra forskarutbildningar och bedriva forskning av hög kvalitet Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51140108 Sweden Several of Mozambique's development challenges to tackle the persisting and wide-spread poverty - especially in rural areas - are related to the current employment situation. During the last decade, the country has experienced a pattern of "exclusive" rather than "inclusive growth" where capital intensive, rather than labour intensive investments, have been the main driving force behind the high growth numbers which have created few productive employment opportunities or been translated into any form of structural transformation (Arndt et al, 2012). Around 80% of the labour force is in the agricultural sector with a large share of subsistence farmers, while other potentially labour intensive sectors, like manufacturing, has stagnated at a share of 3.4%. Productivity is low, especially in the agricultural sector. An estimated 5.4 million people work in the MSME sector with 4.5 million MSME owners and about 850,000 employees (SME survey 2012). Most of them are active in the huge informal sector. The number of enterprises does not reflect a culture of entrepreneurship but rather a situation where many choose it as a strategy for survival. MSME productivity is generally low. 22.6% of the labour force is unemployed with higher numbers for women (25%) and youth (40.7%). Women are over represented in the informal sector (IOF Trimester 2 Nov-2014-Jan 2015). An unknown but large number of people in employment are underemployed or "working poor". The country's demographic structure puts a pressure on the labour market to create productive jobs that absorb the 300,000-500,000 people annually entering the labour market. Additional challenges include gender specific constraints to employment, a large informal sector, low levels of job security, high income uncertainties, low level of occupational safety and health, child labour, work related discrimination, and limitation in the freedom of association. The program has a budget of 80 MSEK over five years, including an inception period of nine months where some analytical work will be done in order to inform the remaining program design and the more detailed work plan and budgets for the implementation phase. Sida is initially the only funder and only one agreement for the entire implementation period is proposed. The expected impact of the program is “An increased number of Mozambican women and men, in particular youth and those living in rural areas, have access to decent employment opportunities as a result of both institutional and market development support provided”. It is estimated that the program will be able to improve employment related policies and regulations in Mozambique, improve the coordination and implementation of employment related initiatives, improve the social dialogue, and it is estimated to reach 15,000 beneficiaries living on less than 2 dollars/day in rural Mozambique, out of whom at least 50% will be female and 60% will be young people. The program has two components where Component 1 is focusing on strengthening the capacity and coordination at the national/institutional/macro level, and Component 2 on creating and improving employment on the local/meso/micro level. The program will be implemented by ILO who will set up a Project Management Unit (PMU) in Maputo initially consisting of eight staff with backstopping support from ILO regionally (Lusaka, Pretoria, and Abidjan) and from the HQ in Geneva. The main external implementing partner will be the Ministry of Labour (MITESS, including LMO and INEFP). It will also include six other ministries, some provincial and district governments, and more than ten labour market partners including private sector actors. A Project Steering Committee will be established to monitor the progress of the program and it is likely to become a sub-commission of the already existing consultative commission for employment CCT (Commisao Consultiva do Trabalho). Många av Moçambiques utvecklingsutmaningar för att tackla den fortsatt utbredda fattigdomen - framförallt på landsbygden - är nära kopplade till den nuvarande sysselsättningssituationen. Landet har under det senaste decenniet upplevt ett mönster av "exkluderande" snarare än "inkluderande tillväxt" där kapitalintensiva investeringar - snarare än arbetskraftsintensiva - varit den huvudsakliga drivkraften bakom de höga tillväxtsiffrorna vilket skapat få produktiva arbetstillfällen eller översatts i någon form av strukturomvandling (Arndt et al, 2012). I Moçambique arbetar ca 80% av den vuxna befolkning som står till arbetsmarknadens förfogande i jordbrukssektorn varav en betydande del är s.k. "subsistance farmers" medan andra potentiellt arbetskraftsintensiva sektorer, så som tillverkningsindustrin, stagnerat med en andel på 3,4%. Produktiviteten är kroniskt låg, framförallt i jordbrukssektorn. Det uppskattas att 5,4 miljoner människor arbetar i mikro-, små- och medelstora företag (definierat som mindre än 100 anställda), varav 4,5 miljoner är egenföretagare och 850 000 är anställda (MSME Survey 2012). De flesta verkar inom den enorma informella sektorn. Antalet företag återspeglar inte en kultur präglad av entreprenörskapsanda utan snarare en situation där många väljer att bli entreprenörer som en överlevnadsstrategi. Även här är produktiviteten, dvs inkomsterna, mycket låg. 22,6% av den arbetsföra befolkningen är arbetslös med högre siffror för kvinnor (25%) och ungdomar (40,7%). Kvinnor är även överrepresenterade i den informella sektorn (IOF Trimester 2, november 2014 - januari 2015). Många människor, ett ännu okänt antal, är undersysselsatta eller s.k. "working poor". Landets demografiska struktur skapar också ett tryck på arbetsmarknaden att skapa tillräckligt många produktiva jobb för att absorbera de 300 000 - 500 000 människor som årligen kommer i arbetsför ålder. Ytterligare utmaningar är: könsspecifika hinder för sysselsättning, en mycket stor informell sektor, låg anställningstrygghet, hög inkomstosäkerhet, låg arbetsrelaterad säkerhet och hälsa, barnarbete, arbetsrelaterad diskriminering samt begränsningar i föreningsfriheten. Det förväntade resultatet av insatsen är "Ökat antal kvinnor och män i Moçambique, framförallt ungdomar och människor som bor på landsbygden, får tillgång till anständig sysselsättning som ett resultat av stöd till både institutionell kapacitetutveckling och marknadsutveckling". Programmet bedöms kunna bidra till att förbättra sysselsättningsrelaterade policyer och regelverk, förbättra koordineringen och implementeringen av sysselsättningsrelaterade insatser, förbättra den sociala dialogen, och bl.a. direkt nå ca. 15 000 människor på landsbygden som idag lever under fattigdomsgränsen på 2 USD/dag, varav minst 50% är kvinnor och 60% ungdomar. Programmet består av två komponenter där komponent 1 fokuserar på kapacitetsutveckling, koordinering, social dialog på nationell/institutionell/makronivå medan komponent 2 fokuserar på att skapa sysselsättning och ökade inkomster på lokal/meso/mikronivå. Programmet implementeras av ILO som kommer att etablera en "Project Management Unit" (PMU) i Maputo som initialt består av åtta anställda, med backstopping-stöd från ILOs landkontor i Lusaka och Pretoria, det regionala kontoret i Abidjan samt från huvudkontoret i Genève. Den huvudsakliga externa implementeraren kommer att vara Ministry of Labour (MITESS) men inkluderar också minst sex andra ministerier, några provinser och distrikt, samt mer än tio arbetsmarknadspartner inklusive den privata sektorn samt med representation även från den informella sektorn. En styrkommitté kommer att etableras för insatsuppföljning vilken sannolikt blir en undergrupp till den redan existerande konsultativa kommissionen för sysselsättning (Conselho Consultativo de Trabalho, CCT). Programmet har en budget på 80 MSEK över fem år vilket även inkluderar en nio månaders inceptionfas där visst analytiskt arbete kommer äga rum för att avgöra projektets slutgiltiga design och där detaljerade arbetsplaner och budgetar inför implementeringsfasen kommer att utarbetas. Sverige är initialt den enda finansiären och endast ett avtal för hela perioden planeras. Det föreslås att 25 miljoner kronor utbetalas 2016 i samband med avtalets undertecknande. Medlen ska användas för att finansiera arbete under inceptionsfasen 2017, då inga ytterligare medel utbetalas, samt för inledande programaktiviteter 2017 och 2018. På grund av möjliga utbetalningar av svenskt budgetstöd till Moçambique 2017 har ambassaden bedömt att kommande Bemyndiganderam för 2017 kan visa sig vara för snäv för att finansiera avtalad och planerad insatsportfölj. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Employment creation Other Social Infrastructure & Services Main results under Outcome 1 - Formulation and approval by the council of ministers of the first and second National Employment Policy (NEP) Implementation Plan (PAPE I & II) for the periods 2017-2020 and 2021-2024. MozTrabalha provided technical assistance, training and research to support the implementation of the NEP and complete the PAPEs. 21 sectors (each representing different ministries and governmental branches) were integrated into the implementation of the NEP, and through the PAPE, the Policy continues to be actively implemented more than 5 years after its adaptation. The government of Mozambique has reported that due to the implementation of the NEP more than 1,894,045 new jobs were created between 2015 and 2019, out of which 465,884 were for women (based on data in labor market bulletins). - Institutional strengthening of e.g. the Secretary of State for Youth and Employment (SEJE); consolidation and expansion of the Commission for Labour Mediation and Arbitration (COMAL); the National Employment Institute (INEP); the MIC Institute for the Promotion of SMEs (IPEME); and the Labour Market Observatory (LMO). Evidence has been also gathered to show that these institutions have increased their pool of resources and are more capable of delivering an increased number of better services in the employment domain. - Strengthened Social Dialogue in Mozambique by building the capacities of the social partners. Unions were perceived as the weaker player among the social partners, and experienced different challenges in the discussions regarding minimum wages and other labour-related issues. MozTrabalha systematically built the capacity of Unions. As a result, and despite the COVID-19 crisis, the unions were able to fully participate in the debates and a new increase in the minimum wage was approved, ranging from 1.5% to 10% depending on the sector. Employers Organizations have been strengthened and enabled to provide better services to their members. Under the leadership of Employers organization CTA, an assessment of the Mozambican environment for sustainable enterprises (EESE) was undertaken and used to identify priority areas of policy reforms to support the dialogue, advocacy and public policy work of organized business and organized labour. Thanks to this, CTA has developed a contextualized Business Agenda to enable the organization to pursue a structured lobbying and advocacy approach to influence policies, legislation and regulations towards sustainable enterprises. Main results under Outcome 2 - Within the construction value chain, the Employment Intensive Investment Program (EIIP) approach was introduced. This included implementing three pilot interventions followed by dissemination and communication to institutionalize the approach a sa means of generating employment. The targeted institutions included the Ministry of Public Works, Housing and Water Resources (MOPHRH). MozTrabalha trained approximately 150 people, 80 young people and 35 women in EIIP techniques. Some of the pilots and methods were included in the MOPHRH guidelines for tertiary roads construction. The Institute for Vocational Training and Labour Studies (IFPELAC) has also included the gender sensitive EIIP tools as part of their curriculum. A number of other stakeholders, including UN agencies and Development Banks, were also approached, resulting in additional financial resources to continue implementing the approach. - The work within the horticultural value chain was relatively small scale but managed to support 300 producers to increase their productivity and get better access to provincial markets. Incentives are in place for actors along the chain, and the role of the market broker (in this case AceAgrarios) has proven instrumental in making the dynamic work. Main results under Outcome 3 (Covid support) - Informal economy. Technical and financial support given to workers' organisation CONSILMO resulted in the implementation of One-Stop Shops, in 3 Maputo markets. Through these, a new and improved range of services are being provided to informal operators, including increased access to information, access to finance, market linkages, training, amongst others. - Support to keep existing jobs of women and to help women-led businesses pivot to develop Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), and create an additional source of income for 4 women-led associations in the production of more than 10,000 facemasks. - Under the pilot of the Resilient Enterprises in Beira (ERB), 25 SMEs (44% led by women and 72% led by youth) were trained in the implementation of business continuity planning to ensure income generation amidst the Covid-19 pandemic. - 215 informal operators were provided with Business Development Services, with a total of 201 business plans (of which 92 are women-led companies and 45 are young entrepreneurs) resulting in the creation/recovery of 329 jobs (of which 149 for women) No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51140108-5114010801 Sweden Several of Mozambique's development challenges to tackle the persisting and wide-spread poverty - especially in rural areas - are related to the current employment situation. During the last decade, the country has experienced a pattern of "exclusive" rather than "inclusive growth" where capital intensive, rather than labour intensive investments, have been the main driving force behind the high growth numbers which have created few productive employment opportunities or been translated into any form of structural transformation (Arndt et al, 2012). Around 80% of the labour force is in the agricultural sector with a large share of subsistence farmers, while other potentially labour intensive sectors, like manufacturing, has stagnated at a share of 3.4%. Productivity is low, especially in the agricultural sector. An estimated 5.4 million people work in the MSME sector with 4.5 million MSME owners and about 850,000 employees (SME survey 2012). Most of them are active in the huge informal sector. The number of enterprises does not reflect a culture of entrepreneurship but rather a situation where many choose it as a strategy for survival. MSME productivity is generally low. 22.6% of the labour force is unemployed with higher numbers for women (25%) and youth (40.7%). Women are over represented in the informal sector (IOF Trimester 2 Nov-2014-Jan 2015). An unknown but large number of people in employment are underemployed or "working poor". The country's demographic structure puts a pressure on the labour market to create productive jobs that absorb the 300,000-500,000 people annually entering the labour market. Additional challenges include gender specific constraints to employment, a large informal sector, low levels of job security, high income uncertainties, low level of occupational safety and health, child labour, work related discrimination, and limitation in the freedom of association. The program has a budget of 80 MSEK over five years, including an inception period of nine months where some analytical work will be done in order to inform the remaining program design and the more detailed work plan and budgets for the implementation phase. Sida is initially the only funder and only one agreement for the entire implementation period is proposed. The expected impact of the program is “An increased number of Mozambican women and men, in particular youth and those living in rural areas, have access to decent employment opportunities as a result of both institutional and market development support provided”. It is estimated that the program will be able to improve employment related policies and regulations in Mozambique, improve the coordination and implementation of employment related initiatives, improve the social dialogue, and it is estimated to reach 15,000 beneficiaries living on less than 2 dollars/day in rural Mozambique, out of whom at least 50% will be female and 60% will be young people. The program has two components where Component 1 is focusing on strengthening the capacity and coordination at the national/institutional/macro level, and Component 2 on creating and improving employment on the local/meso/micro level. The program will be implemented by ILO who will set up a Project Management Unit (PMU) in Maputo initially consisting of eight staff with backstopping support from ILO regionally (Lusaka, Pretoria, and Abidjan) and from the HQ in Geneva. The main external implementing partner will be the Ministry of Labour (MITESS, including LMO and INEFP). It will also include six other ministries, some provincial and district governments, and more than ten labour market partners including private sector actors. A Project Steering Committee will be established to monitor the progress of the program and it is likely to become a sub-commission of the already existing consultative commission for employment CCT (Commisao Consultiva do Trabalho). Många av Moçambiques utvecklingsutmaningar för att tackla den fortsatt utbredda fattigdomen - framförallt på landsbygden - är nära kopplade till den nuvarande sysselsättningssituationen. Landet har under det senaste decenniet upplevt ett mönster av "exkluderande" snarare än "inkluderande tillväxt" där kapitalintensiva investeringar - snarare än arbetskraftsintensiva - varit den huvudsakliga drivkraften bakom de höga tillväxtsiffrorna vilket skapat få produktiva arbetstillfällen eller översatts i någon form av strukturomvandling (Arndt et al, 2012). I Moçambique arbetar ca 80% av den vuxna befolkning som står till arbetsmarknadens förfogande i jordbrukssektorn varav en betydande del är s.k. "subsistance farmers" medan andra potentiellt arbetskraftsintensiva sektorer, så som tillverkningsindustrin, stagnerat med en andel på 3,4%. Produktiviteten är kroniskt låg, framförallt i jordbrukssektorn. Det uppskattas att 5,4 miljoner människor arbetar i mikro-, små- och medelstora företag (definierat som mindre än 100 anställda), varav 4,5 miljoner är egenföretagare och 850 000 är anställda (MSME Survey 2012). De flesta verkar inom den enorma informella sektorn. Antalet företag återspeglar inte en kultur präglad av entreprenörskapsanda utan snarare en situation där många väljer att bli entreprenörer som en överlevnadsstrategi. Även här är produktiviteten, dvs inkomsterna, mycket låg. 22,6% av den arbetsföra befolkningen är arbetslös med högre siffror för kvinnor (25%) och ungdomar (40,7%). Kvinnor är även överrepresenterade i den informella sektorn (IOF Trimester 2, november 2014 - januari 2015). Många människor, ett ännu okänt antal, är undersysselsatta eller s.k. "working poor". Landets demografiska struktur skapar också ett tryck på arbetsmarknaden att skapa tillräckligt många produktiva jobb för att absorbera de 300 000 - 500 000 människor som årligen kommer i arbetsför ålder. Ytterligare utmaningar är: könsspecifika hinder för sysselsättning, en mycket stor informell sektor, låg anställningstrygghet, hög inkomstosäkerhet, låg arbetsrelaterad säkerhet och hälsa, barnarbete, arbetsrelaterad diskriminering samt begränsningar i föreningsfriheten. Det förväntade resultatet av insatsen är "Ökat antal kvinnor och män i Moçambique, framförallt ungdomar och människor som bor på landsbygden, får tillgång till anständig sysselsättning som ett resultat av stöd till både institutionell kapacitetutveckling och marknadsutveckling". Programmet bedöms kunna bidra till att förbättra sysselsättningsrelaterade policyer och regelverk, förbättra koordineringen och implementeringen av sysselsättningsrelaterade insatser, förbättra den sociala dialogen, och bl.a. direkt nå ca. 15 000 människor på landsbygden som idag lever under fattigdomsgränsen på 2 USD/dag, varav minst 50% är kvinnor och 60% ungdomar. Programmet består av två komponenter där komponent 1 fokuserar på kapacitetsutveckling, koordinering, social dialog på nationell/institutionell/makronivå medan komponent 2 fokuserar på att skapa sysselsättning och ökade inkomster på lokal/meso/mikronivå. Programmet implementeras av ILO som kommer att etablera en "Project Management Unit" (PMU) i Maputo som initialt består av åtta anställda, med backstopping-stöd från ILOs landkontor i Lusaka och Pretoria, det regionala kontoret i Abidjan samt från huvudkontoret i Genève. Den huvudsakliga externa implementeraren kommer att vara Ministry of Labour (MITESS) men inkluderar också minst sex andra ministerier, några provinser och distrikt, samt mer än tio arbetsmarknadspartner inklusive den privata sektorn samt med representation även från den informella sektorn. En styrkommitté kommer att etableras för insatsuppföljning vilken sannolikt blir en undergrupp till den redan existerande konsultativa kommissionen för sysselsättning (Conselho Consultativo de Trabalho, CCT). Programmet har en budget på 80 MSEK över fem år vilket även inkluderar en nio månaders inceptionfas där visst analytiskt arbete kommer äga rum för att avgöra projektets slutgiltiga design och där detaljerade arbetsplaner och budgetar inför implementeringsfasen kommer att utarbetas. Sverige är initialt den enda finansiären och endast ett avtal för hela perioden planeras. Det föreslås att 25 miljoner kronor utbetalas 2016 i samband med avtalets undertecknande. Medlen ska användas för att finansiera arbete under inceptionsfasen 2017, då inga ytterligare medel utbetalas, samt för inledande programaktiviteter 2017 och 2018. På grund av möjliga utbetalningar av svenskt budgetstöd till Moçambique 2017 har ambassaden bedömt att kommande Bemyndiganderam för 2017 kan visa sig vara för snäv för att finansiera avtalad och planerad insatsportfölj. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 8.9 - Senast 2030 utarbeta och genomföra politik för hållbar turism som skapar arbetstillfällen och främjar lokal kultur och lokala produkter. 8.9 - By 2030, devise and implement policies to promote sustainable tourism that creates jobs and promotes local culture and products. 8.b - By 2020, develop and operationalize a global strategy for youth employment and implement the Global Jobs Pact of the International Labour Organization. 8.b - Senast 2020 utarbeta och börja tillämpa en global strategi för ungdomssysselsättning samt genomföra Internationella arbetsorganisationens globala sysselsättningspakt. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 0 15000000 17000000 17000000 6000000 15000000 6000000 0 21000000 -21000000 10000000 0 0 17000000 22000000 -16000000 6000000 0 17000000 0 16000000 -6000000 0 15000000 0 -22000000 80000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 25000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 15000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 17000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 17000000 ILO/International Labour Organization 6000000 ILO/International Labour Organization Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Greater opportunities, particularly for women and young people, for decent work and productive employment and entrepreneurship Ökade möjligheter för framför allt kvinnor och ungdomar till anständig och produktiv sysselsättning och entreprenörskap Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased access to services and support, particularly for women and young people in rural areas, improving their opportunities to start and run commercial businesses Ökad tillgång till tjänster och stöd, i synnerhet för kvinnor och ungdomar på landsbygden, som förbättrar deras förutsättningar att starta och driva kommersiella verksamheter Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced opportunities for actors, such as social partners and others, to work for rights in the labour market Stärkta förutsättningar hos aktörer, såsom arbetsmarknadens parter och andra, att verka för rättigheter på arbetsmarknaden Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140108-5114010802 Sweden Several of Mozambique's development challenges to tackle the persisting and wide-spread poverty - especially in rural areas - are related to the current employment situation. During the last decade, the country has experienced a pattern of "exclusive" rather than "inclusive growth" where capital intensive, rather than labour intensive investments, have been the main driving force behind the high growth numbers which have created few productive employment opportunities or been translated into any form of structural transformation (Arndt et al, 2012). Around 80% of the labour force is in the agricultural sector with a large share of subsistence farmers, while other potentially labour intensive sectors, like manufacturing, has stagnated at a share of 3.4%. Productivity is low, especially in the agricultural sector. An estimated 5.4 million people work in the MSME sector with 4.5 million MSME owners and about 850,000 employees (SME survey 2012). Most of them are active in the huge informal sector. The number of enterprises does not reflect a culture of entrepreneurship but rather a situation where many choose it as a strategy for survival. MSME productivity is generally low. 22.6% of the labour force is unemployed with higher numbers for women (25%) and youth (40.7%). Women are over represented in the informal sector (IOF Trimester 2 Nov-2014-Jan 2015). An unknown but large number of people in employment are underemployed or "working poor". The country's demographic structure puts a pressure on the labour market to create productive jobs that absorb the 300,000-500,000 people annually entering the labour market. Additional challenges include gender specific constraints to employment, a large informal sector, low levels of job security, high income uncertainties, low level of occupational safety and health, child labour, work related discrimination, and limitation in the freedom of association. The program has a budget of 80 MSEK over five years, including an inception period of nine months where some analytical work will be done in order to inform the remaining program design and the more detailed work plan and budgets for the implementation phase. Sida is initially the only funder and only one agreement for the entire implementation period is proposed. The expected impact of the program is “An increased number of Mozambican women and men, in particular youth and those living in rural areas, have access to decent employment opportunities as a result of both institutional and market development support provided”. It is estimated that the program will be able to improve employment related policies and regulations in Mozambique, improve the coordination and implementation of employment related initiatives, improve the social dialogue, and it is estimated to reach 15,000 beneficiaries living on less than 2 dollars/day in rural Mozambique, out of whom at least 50% will be female and 60% will be young people. The program has two components where Component 1 is focusing on strengthening the capacity and coordination at the national/institutional/macro level, and Component 2 on creating and improving employment on the local/meso/micro level. The program will be implemented by ILO who will set up a Project Management Unit (PMU) in Maputo initially consisting of eight staff with backstopping support from ILO regionally (Lusaka, Pretoria, and Abidjan) and from the HQ in Geneva. The main external implementing partner will be the Ministry of Labour (MITESS, including LMO and INEFP). It will also include six other ministries, some provincial and district governments, and more than ten labour market partners including private sector actors. A Project Steering Committee will be established to monitor the progress of the program and it is likely to become a sub-commission of the already existing consultative commission for employment CCT (Commisao Consultiva do Trabalho). Många av Moçambiques utvecklingsutmaningar för att tackla den fortsatt utbredda fattigdomen - framförallt på landsbygden - är nära kopplade till den nuvarande sysselsättningssituationen. Landet har under det senaste decenniet upplevt ett mönster av "exkluderande" snarare än "inkluderande tillväxt" där kapitalintensiva investeringar - snarare än arbetskraftsintensiva - varit den huvudsakliga drivkraften bakom de höga tillväxtsiffrorna vilket skapat få produktiva arbetstillfällen eller översatts i någon form av strukturomvandling (Arndt et al, 2012). I Moçambique arbetar ca 80% av den vuxna befolkning som står till arbetsmarknadens förfogande i jordbrukssektorn varav en betydande del är s.k. "subsistance farmers" medan andra potentiellt arbetskraftsintensiva sektorer, så som tillverkningsindustrin, stagnerat med en andel på 3,4%. Produktiviteten är kroniskt låg, framförallt i jordbrukssektorn. Det uppskattas att 5,4 miljoner människor arbetar i mikro-, små- och medelstora företag (definierat som mindre än 100 anställda), varav 4,5 miljoner är egenföretagare och 850 000 är anställda (MSME Survey 2012). De flesta verkar inom den enorma informella sektorn. Antalet företag återspeglar inte en kultur präglad av entreprenörskapsanda utan snarare en situation där många väljer att bli entreprenörer som en överlevnadsstrategi. Även här är produktiviteten, dvs inkomsterna, mycket låg. 22,6% av den arbetsföra befolkningen är arbetslös med högre siffror för kvinnor (25%) och ungdomar (40,7%). Kvinnor är även överrepresenterade i den informella sektorn (IOF Trimester 2, november 2014 - januari 2015). Många människor, ett ännu okänt antal, är undersysselsatta eller s.k. "working poor". Landets demografiska struktur skapar också ett tryck på arbetsmarknaden att skapa tillräckligt många produktiva jobb för att absorbera de 300 000 - 500 000 människor som årligen kommer i arbetsför ålder. Ytterligare utmaningar är: könsspecifika hinder för sysselsättning, en mycket stor informell sektor, låg anställningstrygghet, hög inkomstosäkerhet, låg arbetsrelaterad säkerhet och hälsa, barnarbete, arbetsrelaterad diskriminering samt begränsningar i föreningsfriheten. Det förväntade resultatet av insatsen är "Ökat antal kvinnor och män i Moçambique, framförallt ungdomar och människor som bor på landsbygden, får tillgång till anständig sysselsättning som ett resultat av stöd till både institutionell kapacitetutveckling och marknadsutveckling". Programmet bedöms kunna bidra till att förbättra sysselsättningsrelaterade policyer och regelverk, förbättra koordineringen och implementeringen av sysselsättningsrelaterade insatser, förbättra den sociala dialogen, och bl.a. direkt nå ca. 15 000 människor på landsbygden som idag lever under fattigdomsgränsen på 2 USD/dag, varav minst 50% är kvinnor och 60% ungdomar. Programmet består av två komponenter där komponent 1 fokuserar på kapacitetsutveckling, koordinering, social dialog på nationell/institutionell/makronivå medan komponent 2 fokuserar på att skapa sysselsättning och ökade inkomster på lokal/meso/mikronivå. Programmet implementeras av ILO som kommer att etablera en "Project Management Unit" (PMU) i Maputo som initialt består av åtta anställda, med backstopping-stöd från ILOs landkontor i Lusaka och Pretoria, det regionala kontoret i Abidjan samt från huvudkontoret i Genève. Den huvudsakliga externa implementeraren kommer att vara Ministry of Labour (MITESS) men inkluderar också minst sex andra ministerier, några provinser och distrikt, samt mer än tio arbetsmarknadspartner inklusive den privata sektorn samt med representation även från den informella sektorn. En styrkommitté kommer att etableras för insatsuppföljning vilken sannolikt blir en undergrupp till den redan existerande konsultativa kommissionen för sysselsättning (Conselho Consultativo de Trabalho, CCT). Programmet har en budget på 80 MSEK över fem år vilket även inkluderar en nio månaders inceptionfas där visst analytiskt arbete kommer äga rum för att avgöra projektets slutgiltiga design och där detaljerade arbetsplaner och budgetar inför implementeringsfasen kommer att utarbetas. Sverige är initialt den enda finansiären och endast ett avtal för hela perioden planeras. Det föreslås att 25 miljoner kronor utbetalas 2016 i samband med avtalets undertecknande. Medlen ska användas för att finansiera arbete under inceptionsfasen 2017, då inga ytterligare medel utbetalas, samt för inledande programaktiviteter 2017 och 2018. På grund av möjliga utbetalningar av svenskt budgetstöd till Moçambique 2017 har ambassaden bedömt att kommande Bemyndiganderam för 2017 kan visa sig vara för snäv för att finansiera avtalad och planerad insatsportfölj. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.8 - Protect labour rights and promote safe and secure working environments for all workers, including migrant workers, in particular women migrants, and those in precarious employment. 8.8 - Skydda arbetstagarnas rättigheter och främja en trygg och säker arbetsmiljö för alla arbetstagare, inklusive arbetskraftsinvandrare, i synnerhet kvinnliga migranter, och människor i otrygga anställningar. 8.9 - Senast 2030 utarbeta och genomföra politik för hållbar turism som skapar arbetstillfällen och främjar lokal kultur och lokala produkter. 8.9 - By 2030, devise and implement policies to promote sustainable tourism that creates jobs and promotes local culture and products. 8.b - By 2020, develop and operationalize a global strategy for youth employment and implement the Global Jobs Pact of the International Labour Organization. 8.b - Senast 2020 utarbeta och börja tillämpa en global strategi för ungdomssysselsättning samt genomföra Internationella arbetsorganisationens globala sysselsättningspakt. 9.3 - Öka tillgången för småskaliga industriföretag och andra företag, i synnerhet i utvecklingsländerna, till finansiella tjänster, inklusive överkomliga krediter, samt deras integrering i värdekedjor och marknader. 9.3 - Increase the access of small-scale industrial and other enterprises, in particular in developing countries, to financial services, including affordable credit, and their integration into value chains and markets. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11185000 11185000 11185000 ILO/International Labour Organization 11185000 ILO/International Labour Organization Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Greater opportunities, particularly for women and young people, for decent work and productive employment and entrepreneurship Ökade möjligheter för framför allt kvinnor och ungdomar till anständig och produktiv sysselsättning och entreprenörskap Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced opportunities for actors, such as social partners and others, to work for rights in the labour market Stärkta förutsättningar hos aktörer, såsom arbetsmarknadens parter och andra, att verka för rättigheter på arbetsmarknaden Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140108-5114010803 Sweden Several of Mozambique's development challenges to tackle the persisting and wide-spread poverty - especially in rural areas - are related to the current employment situation. During the last decade, the country has experienced a pattern of "exclusive" rather than "inclusive growth" where capital intensive, rather than labour intensive investments, have been the main driving force behind the high growth numbers which have created few productive employment opportunities or been translated into any form of structural transformation (Arndt et al, 2012). Around 80% of the labour force is in the agricultural sector with a large share of subsistence farmers, while other potentially labour intensive sectors, like manufacturing, has stagnated at a share of 3.4%. Productivity is low, especially in the agricultural sector. An estimated 5.4 million people work in the MSME sector with 4.5 million MSME owners and about 850,000 employees (SME survey 2012). Most of them are active in the huge informal sector. The number of enterprises does not reflect a culture of entrepreneurship but rather a situation where many choose it as a strategy for survival. MSME productivity is generally low. 22.6% of the labour force is unemployed with higher numbers for women (25%) and youth (40.7%). Women are over represented in the informal sector (IOF Trimester 2 Nov-2014-Jan 2015). An unknown but large number of people in employment are underemployed or "working poor". The country's demographic structure puts a pressure on the labour market to create productive jobs that absorb the 300,000-500,000 people annually entering the labour market. Additional challenges include gender specific constraints to employment, a large informal sector, low levels of job security, high income uncertainties, low level of occupational safety and health, child labour, work related discrimination, and limitation in the freedom of association. The program has a budget of 80 MSEK over five years, including an inception period of nine months where some analytical work will be done in order to inform the remaining program design and the more detailed work plan and budgets for the implementation phase. Sida is initially the only funder and only one agreement for the entire implementation period is proposed. The expected impact of the program is “An increased number of Mozambican women and men, in particular youth and those living in rural areas, have access to decent employment opportunities as a result of both institutional and market development support provided”. It is estimated that the program will be able to improve employment related policies and regulations in Mozambique, improve the coordination and implementation of employment related initiatives, improve the social dialogue, and it is estimated to reach 15,000 beneficiaries living on less than 2 dollars/day in rural Mozambique, out of whom at least 50% will be female and 60% will be young people. The program has two components where Component 1 is focusing on strengthening the capacity and coordination at the national/institutional/macro level, and Component 2 on creating and improving employment on the local/meso/micro level. The program will be implemented by ILO who will set up a Project Management Unit (PMU) in Maputo initially consisting of eight staff with backstopping support from ILO regionally (Lusaka, Pretoria, and Abidjan) and from the HQ in Geneva. The main external implementing partner will be the Ministry of Labour (MITESS, including LMO and INEFP). It will also include six other ministries, some provincial and district governments, and more than ten labour market partners including private sector actors. A Project Steering Committee will be established to monitor the progress of the program and it is likely to become a sub-commission of the already existing consultative commission for employment CCT (Commisao Consultiva do Trabalho). Många av Moçambiques utvecklingsutmaningar för att tackla den fortsatt utbredda fattigdomen - framförallt på landsbygden - är nära kopplade till den nuvarande sysselsättningssituationen. Landet har under det senaste decenniet upplevt ett mönster av "exkluderande" snarare än "inkluderande tillväxt" där kapitalintensiva investeringar - snarare än arbetskraftsintensiva - varit den huvudsakliga drivkraften bakom de höga tillväxtsiffrorna vilket skapat få produktiva arbetstillfällen eller översatts i någon form av strukturomvandling (Arndt et al, 2012). I Moçambique arbetar ca 80% av den vuxna befolkning som står till arbetsmarknadens förfogande i jordbrukssektorn varav en betydande del är s.k. "subsistance farmers" medan andra potentiellt arbetskraftsintensiva sektorer, så som tillverkningsindustrin, stagnerat med en andel på 3,4%. Produktiviteten är kroniskt låg, framförallt i jordbrukssektorn. Det uppskattas att 5,4 miljoner människor arbetar i mikro-, små- och medelstora företag (definierat som mindre än 100 anställda), varav 4,5 miljoner är egenföretagare och 850 000 är anställda (MSME Survey 2012). De flesta verkar inom den enorma informella sektorn. Antalet företag återspeglar inte en kultur präglad av entreprenörskapsanda utan snarare en situation där många väljer att bli entreprenörer som en överlevnadsstrategi. Även här är produktiviteten, dvs inkomsterna, mycket låg. 22,6% av den arbetsföra befolkningen är arbetslös med högre siffror för kvinnor (25%) och ungdomar (40,7%). Kvinnor är även överrepresenterade i den informella sektorn (IOF Trimester 2, november 2014 - januari 2015). Många människor, ett ännu okänt antal, är undersysselsatta eller s.k. "working poor". Landets demografiska struktur skapar också ett tryck på arbetsmarknaden att skapa tillräckligt många produktiva jobb för att absorbera de 300 000 - 500 000 människor som årligen kommer i arbetsför ålder. Ytterligare utmaningar är: könsspecifika hinder för sysselsättning, en mycket stor informell sektor, låg anställningstrygghet, hög inkomstosäkerhet, låg arbetsrelaterad säkerhet och hälsa, barnarbete, arbetsrelaterad diskriminering samt begränsningar i föreningsfriheten. Det förväntade resultatet av insatsen är "Ökat antal kvinnor och män i Moçambique, framförallt ungdomar och människor som bor på landsbygden, får tillgång till anständig sysselsättning som ett resultat av stöd till både institutionell kapacitetutveckling och marknadsutveckling". Programmet bedöms kunna bidra till att förbättra sysselsättningsrelaterade policyer och regelverk, förbättra koordineringen och implementeringen av sysselsättningsrelaterade insatser, förbättra den sociala dialogen, och bl.a. direkt nå ca. 15 000 människor på landsbygden som idag lever under fattigdomsgränsen på 2 USD/dag, varav minst 50% är kvinnor och 60% ungdomar. Programmet består av två komponenter där komponent 1 fokuserar på kapacitetsutveckling, koordinering, social dialog på nationell/institutionell/makronivå medan komponent 2 fokuserar på att skapa sysselsättning och ökade inkomster på lokal/meso/mikronivå. Programmet implementeras av ILO som kommer att etablera en "Project Management Unit" (PMU) i Maputo som initialt består av åtta anställda, med backstopping-stöd från ILOs landkontor i Lusaka och Pretoria, det regionala kontoret i Abidjan samt från huvudkontoret i Genève. Den huvudsakliga externa implementeraren kommer att vara Ministry of Labour (MITESS) men inkluderar också minst sex andra ministerier, några provinser och distrikt, samt mer än tio arbetsmarknadspartner inklusive den privata sektorn samt med representation även från den informella sektorn. En styrkommitté kommer att etableras för insatsuppföljning vilken sannolikt blir en undergrupp till den redan existerande konsultativa kommissionen för sysselsättning (Conselho Consultativo de Trabalho, CCT). Programmet har en budget på 80 MSEK över fem år vilket även inkluderar en nio månaders inceptionfas där visst analytiskt arbete kommer äga rum för att avgöra projektets slutgiltiga design och där detaljerade arbetsplaner och budgetar inför implementeringsfasen kommer att utarbetas. Sverige är initialt den enda finansiären och endast ett avtal för hela perioden planeras. Det föreslås att 25 miljoner kronor utbetalas 2016 i samband med avtalets undertecknande. Medlen ska användas för att finansiera arbete under inceptionsfasen 2017, då inga ytterligare medel utbetalas, samt för inledande programaktiviteter 2017 och 2018. På grund av möjliga utbetalningar av svenskt budgetstöd till Moçambique 2017 har ambassaden bedömt att kommande Bemyndiganderam för 2017 kan visa sig vara för snäv för att finansiera avtalad och planerad insatsportfölj. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.5 - By 2030, achieve full and productive employment and decent work for all women and men, including for young people and persons with disabilities, and equal pay for work of equal value. 8.5 - Senast 2030 uppnå full och produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor för alla kvinnor och män, inklusive ungdomar och personer med funktionsnedsättning, samt lika lön för likvärdigt arbete. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -572168 0 -572168 ILO/International Labour Organization Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Increased gender equality, including access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). Ökad jämställdhet inklusive tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, SRHR Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved prerequisites for productive income opportunities/employment with decent working conditions. Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140111 Sweden The program will address the alarming levels of deforestation and forest degradation in Mozambique, which directly affects the rural population’s resilience and cause severe economic, social and environmental consequences. The intervention is implemented at two levels – national level, with the aim to strengthen the overall national forest management (including institutional capacity building, law enforcement and review of policy framework) and at local level focusing on climate smart agriculture, sustainable use of wood fuels and sustainable forestry. Insatsen addresserar det akuta och omfattande problemet med avskogning och degradering av skog i Moçambique. Landet är rikt på värdefull skog, men avskogningstakten under senaste decenniet bedöms vara hög, vilket leder till svåra ekonomiska, miljömässiga och sociala konsekvenser som drabbar den fattiga landsbygdsbefolkningen hårt, framförallt deras framtida motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och möjligheter till försörjning. Samtidigt är avskogning och degradering av skog den främsta källan till koldioxidutsläpp och insatsen har därmed potential att bidra såväl till fattigdomsminskning som till klimatanpassning och minskad klimatpåverkan. De huvudsakliga orsakerna till avskogning och degradering av skog är illegal och ohållbar avverkning och illegal export, ineffektiva jordbruksmetoder, samt efterfrågan på brännved. Bakomliggande problem som bidrar till den ohållbara situationen är osäker markbesittningsrätt, låg institutionell kapacitet och bristande tillämpning av lagar. Programmets förändringsteori betonar att samtliga orsaker måste omhändertas om avskogning och degradering av skog ska minska och bidra till förbättrade levnadsvillkor för landsbygdsbefolkningen. Den föreslagna insatsen har en integrerad ansats som är utformad mot bakgrund av flera års omfattande konsultationer med intressenter. Insatsen är planerad att genomföras på två nivåer: 1) Aktiviteter på nationell nivå i syfte att stärka skogsförvaltningen, genom förbättrad policy, effektiv tillämpning av lagen och stärkt institutionell kapacitet; 2) Aktiviteter på lokal nivå i syfte att främja klimatsmart jordbruk, hållbar energi från biomassa och hållbart skogsbruk, i två utvalda geografiska landskap, omfattande 7 distrikt vardera i respektive provins, nämligen Zambezia och Cabo Delgado. Insatsens långsiktiga målsättning är att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar skogsfövaltning och hållbara investeringar i skog i Moçambique, samt att stödja tillämpning av hållbara mark- och skogsförvaltningsmetoder i de två utvalda geografiska landskapen. De förväntade projektresultaten inkluderar förbättrad styrning (governance) av skogsresurser, samt att fler får del av ökade inkomster och andra värden från skogen. Insatsen ligger i linje med den svenska strategin och är väl förankrad i Moçambiques regerings strategiska prioriteringar och planer. Syftet med insatsen är att mobilisera och kanalisera givarstöd för att genomföra regeringens strategiska plan om integrerad landskap- och skogsförvaltning samt för att bidra till långsiktig hållbar landsbygdsutveckling. Det föreslagna upplägget på insatsen är därför att vidareförmedla stöd till Ministeriet för land, miljö och landsbygdsutveckling (MITADER's) investeringar i skogssektorn genom en av Världsbanken förvaltad multi donor trust fund (MDTF), vilken även inkluderar komponenter för tekniskt kapacitetsbyggande stöd från Världsbanken till MITADER, samt uppföljning och kontroll av programmet från Världsbanken. Pengar kommer att vidareförmedlas från MDTF till MITADER's implementerande enhet "Unidade de Mobilização de Fundos Internacionais) på behovsbasis, efter godkännande av Världsbanken, enligt avtal mellan Världsbanken och Moçambiques regering. Regeringen kommer att ansvara för implementeringen av merparten av stödet (100 MSEK kommer att vidareförmedlas), medan en komponent motsvarande 16 MSEK är avsatt för Världsbanken att disponera för stöd till MITADER (institutionell kapacitetsbyggnad och tekniskt stöd). Resterande ca 9 MSEK är avsedda att täcka Världsbankens administration av MDTFen. Ansvaret för användandet av medlen fördelas därmed mellan MITADER och Världsbanken, men enligt avtalet är Världsbanken ansvarig gentemot Ambassaden för uppföljning och kontroll av att MITADERs användning av det svenska bidraget är i enlighet med Världsbankens regler och rutiner. Världsbankens kapacitet för vidareförmedling av medel bedöms mycket god i Sidas centrala bedömning och har bekräftats av Ambassaden genom intervjuer med en Procurement Specialist och en Financial Management Specialist på kontoret i Maputo. Båda beskrev dagliga rutiner och gav praktiska exempel som visade att det lokala kontoret har kompetens och kapacitet att väl tillämpa Världsbankens system och policies inom finansiell styrning och kontroll, upphandling och antikorruption. Utöver stöd via denna MDTF, så kommer MITADER's planerade investeringar att finansieras genom medel (24 MUSD) från de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas globala Climate Investment Fund, genom fönstret ”Forest Investment Program”. Moçambiques regering har utarbetat en plan (Forest Investment Plan, FIP) för hur dessa medel ska investeras som baseras på landets behov, snarare än utfästa medel från de multilaterala bankerna och tar således höjd för ytterligare finansiering. Den planerade MDTFen sätts således upp i syfte att samfinansiera aktiviteter under FIPen för att möjliggöra för Ambassaden och andra bilaterala givare i Mozambique att på ett koordinerat sätt bidra till genomförandet av regeringens planer och investeringar. Regeringens FIP är därmed grunden för de aktiviteter som MDTFen finansierar. Ambassaden har haft insyn och möjlighet att ge kommentarer i denna process genom regelbunden dialog med Världsbanken och MITADER, inklusive deltagande i en av Världsbanken anordnad fältresa till Zambeziaprovinsen i februari 2016. Sverige väntas vara den första och enda bilaterala givaren som under 2016 kan komma att stödja MDTFen och därmed MITADER's planer, medan EU visat intresse för att ge stöd under 2017. Detta ger Ambassaden en unik position och möjlighet att stärka sina goda relationer till regeringen och framförallt till MITADER. I detta sammanhang bör även nämnas att Ambassaden tillsammans med Världsbanken under 2015 har haft löpande dialog med ministern för MITADER angående problem och möjligheter inom skogssektorn. Ambassaden bedömer att den föreslagna insatsen är den mest strategiskt lämpliga och därtill det mest effektiva sätt på vilket Sverige kan stödja en hållbar utveckling av Moçambiques skogssektor och, därigenom, en hållbar landsbygdsutveckling. Insatsen bedöms därför ha goda förutsättningar för att på ett effektivt sätt uppnå relevanta strategimål. The project's objective is to improve the enabling environment for sustainable forest management and investments in Mozambique, and to support the adoption of sustainable forest and land management practices in targeted landscapes. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Forestry policy and administrative management Forestry Results within Recipient-executed activities In relation to the MozFIP project, the following results are worth highlighting: - Community land delimitation: The final target of 160 communities delimited was achieved. - Planted forest grant scheme: The planted forest area reached an area of 2560 hectares (final target was 2000ha). - Agroforestry Systems: 7195 hectares were successfully achieved in both Zambezia and Cabo Delgado landscapes, surpassing the target of 1500hectares. - Sustainable charcoal production: 200 charcoal producers were trained. Two forest concessions for charcoal production have been approved. The forest inventory and the forest management plans have been finalized. Both concessions amount to an area of ca. 7,675 hectares. The business plan and marketing strategies are being implemented food security for subsistence farmers, while also reducing shifting cultivation and thus pressure on natural forests. Trees can be planted and managed to address domestic and market requirements related to biomass energy, wood, fruit, and other non-timber products while contributing to greater agriculture productivity by enhancing organic matter in the soil and promoting a better ecosystem for agents needed for sustainable production (e.g. pollinator agents). - Forest Operators Evaluation: a new assessment took place in the Nov/ Dec 2021, and is used as a tool to cancel licenses that are not in conformity, preventing deforestation. Results within Bank-executed activities - Capacity building and institutional strengthening of the national sustainability fund - FNDS - contributing to FNDS fulfilling the requirements of the Green Climate Fund (GCF) and to its status as Mozambique's National Accredited Agency. - Communities and small-scale private sector entities improved access to markets and alternative income generating activities. Special emphasis was put on youth and women as change agents. - Analytical work improving and informing work of Mozambique's government and other partners' related to intergrated landscapes and community based natural resource management (CBNRM). Results within Covid-19 support (Biofund CIVID Emergency Fund) This support helped ensure the protection of over 13 million hectares of unique biodiversity, representing 63 % of the total protected area network in Mozambique. It also supported temporary job opportunities for community members; support to community groups; and made sure rangers could keep their salaries despite the drastic reductions in nurture-based tourism incomes during the pandemic. In addition to the result achieved, in 2018, the ILM Team was awarded the 2018 World Bank Sustainable Development VPU Team Awards and the Stories of Impact Award within the World Bank Group. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51140111-5114011101 Sweden The program will address the alarming levels of deforestation and forest degradation in Mozambique, which directly affects the rural population’s resilience and cause severe economic, social and environmental consequences. The intervention is implemented at two levels – national level, with the aim to strengthen the overall national forest management (including institutional capacity building, law enforcement and review of policy framework) and at local level focusing on climate smart agriculture, sustainable use of wood fuels and sustainable forestry. Insatsen addresserar det akuta och omfattande problemet med avskogning och degradering av skog i Moçambique. Landet är rikt på värdefull skog, men avskogningstakten under senaste decenniet bedöms vara hög, vilket leder till svåra ekonomiska, miljömässiga och sociala konsekvenser som drabbar den fattiga landsbygdsbefolkningen hårt, framförallt deras framtida motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och möjligheter till försörjning. Samtidigt är avskogning och degradering av skog den främsta källan till koldioxidutsläpp och insatsen har därmed potential att bidra såväl till fattigdomsminskning som till klimatanpassning och minskad klimatpåverkan. De huvudsakliga orsakerna till avskogning och degradering av skog är illegal och ohållbar avverkning och illegal export, ineffektiva jordbruksmetoder, samt efterfrågan på brännved. Bakomliggande problem som bidrar till den ohållbara situationen är osäker markbesittningsrätt, låg institutionell kapacitet och bristande tillämpning av lagar. Programmets förändringsteori betonar att samtliga orsaker måste omhändertas om avskogning och degradering av skog ska minska och bidra till förbättrade levnadsvillkor för landsbygdsbefolkningen. Den föreslagna insatsen har en integrerad ansats som är utformad mot bakgrund av flera års omfattande konsultationer med intressenter. Insatsen är planerad att genomföras på två nivåer: 1) Aktiviteter på nationell nivå i syfte att stärka skogsförvaltningen, genom förbättrad policy, effektiv tillämpning av lagen och stärkt institutionell kapacitet; 2) Aktiviteter på lokal nivå i syfte att främja klimatsmart jordbruk, hållbar energi från biomassa och hållbart skogsbruk, i två utvalda geografiska landskap, omfattande 7 distrikt vardera i respektive provins, nämligen Zambezia och Cabo Delgado. Insatsens långsiktiga målsättning är att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar skogsfövaltning och hållbara investeringar i skog i Moçambique, samt att stödja tillämpning av hållbara mark- och skogsförvaltningsmetoder i de två utvalda geografiska landskapen. De förväntade projektresultaten inkluderar förbättrad styrning (governance) av skogsresurser, samt att fler får del av ökade inkomster och andra värden från skogen. Insatsen ligger i linje med den svenska strategin och är väl förankrad i Moçambiques regerings strategiska prioriteringar och planer. Syftet med insatsen är att mobilisera och kanalisera givarstöd för att genomföra regeringens strategiska plan om integrerad landskap- och skogsförvaltning samt för att bidra till långsiktig hållbar landsbygdsutveckling. Det föreslagna upplägget på insatsen är därför att vidareförmedla stöd till Ministeriet för land, miljö och landsbygdsutveckling (MITADER's) investeringar i skogssektorn genom en av Världsbanken förvaltad multi donor trust fund (MDTF), vilken även inkluderar komponenter för tekniskt kapacitetsbyggande stöd från Världsbanken till MITADER, samt uppföljning och kontroll av programmet från Världsbanken. Pengar kommer att vidareförmedlas från MDTF till MITADER's implementerande enhet "Unidade de Mobilização de Fundos Internacionais) på behovsbasis, efter godkännande av Världsbanken, enligt avtal mellan Världsbanken och Moçambiques regering. Regeringen kommer att ansvara för implementeringen av merparten av stödet (100 MSEK kommer att vidareförmedlas), medan en komponent motsvarande 16 MSEK är avsatt för Världsbanken att disponera för stöd till MITADER (institutionell kapacitetsbyggnad och tekniskt stöd). Resterande ca 9 MSEK är avsedda att täcka Världsbankens administration av MDTFen. Ansvaret för användandet av medlen fördelas därmed mellan MITADER och Världsbanken, men enligt avtalet är Världsbanken ansvarig gentemot Ambassaden för uppföljning och kontroll av att MITADERs användning av det svenska bidraget är i enlighet med Världsbankens regler och rutiner. Världsbankens kapacitet för vidareförmedling av medel bedöms mycket god i Sidas centrala bedömning och har bekräftats av Ambassaden genom intervjuer med en Procurement Specialist och en Financial Management Specialist på kontoret i Maputo. Båda beskrev dagliga rutiner och gav praktiska exempel som visade att det lokala kontoret har kompetens och kapacitet att väl tillämpa Världsbankens system och policies inom finansiell styrning och kontroll, upphandling och antikorruption. Utöver stöd via denna MDTF, så kommer MITADER's planerade investeringar att finansieras genom medel (24 MUSD) från de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas globala Climate Investment Fund, genom fönstret ”Forest Investment Program”. Moçambiques regering har utarbetat en plan (Forest Investment Plan, FIP) för hur dessa medel ska investeras som baseras på landets behov, snarare än utfästa medel från de multilaterala bankerna och tar således höjd för ytterligare finansiering. Den planerade MDTFen sätts således upp i syfte att samfinansiera aktiviteter under FIPen för att möjliggöra för Ambassaden och andra bilaterala givare i Mozambique att på ett koordinerat sätt bidra till genomförandet av regeringens planer och investeringar. Regeringens FIP är därmed grunden för de aktiviteter som MDTFen finansierar. Ambassaden har haft insyn och möjlighet att ge kommentarer i denna process genom regelbunden dialog med Världsbanken och MITADER, inklusive deltagande i en av Världsbanken anordnad fältresa till Zambeziaprovinsen i februari 2016. Sverige väntas vara den första och enda bilaterala givaren som under 2016 kan komma att stödja MDTFen och därmed MITADER's planer, medan EU visat intresse för att ge stöd under 2017. Detta ger Ambassaden en unik position och möjlighet att stärka sina goda relationer till regeringen och framförallt till MITADER. I detta sammanhang bör även nämnas att Ambassaden tillsammans med Världsbanken under 2015 har haft löpande dialog med ministern för MITADER angående problem och möjligheter inom skogssektorn. Ambassaden bedömer att den föreslagna insatsen är den mest strategiskt lämpliga och därtill det mest effektiva sätt på vilket Sverige kan stödja en hållbar utveckling av Moçambiques skogssektor och, därigenom, en hållbar landsbygdsutveckling. Insatsen bedöms därför ha goda förutsättningar för att på ett effektivt sätt uppnå relevanta strategimål. The project's objective is to improve the enabling environment for sustainable forest management and investments in Mozambique, and to support the adoption of sustainable forest and land management practices in targeted landscapes. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 40000000 35000000 30000000 20000000 0 0 35000000 0 20000000 30000000 -30000000 40000000 30000000 -30000000 -30000000 -20000000 0 30000000 -15000000 20000000 15000000 30000000 125000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 40000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 35000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 30000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 20000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Transparent and sustainable management and use of Mozambique’s natural resources Transparent och hållbar förvaltning och nyttjande av Mocambiques naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced capacity of national and local authorities to contribute to a better environment, and greater resilience to environmental impacts, climate change and natural disasters Stärkt kapacitet hos nationella och lokala myndigheter att bidra till förbättrad miljö och stärkt motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51140111-5114011102 Sweden The program will address the alarming levels of deforestation and forest degradation in Mozambique, which directly affects the rural population’s resilience and cause severe economic, social and environmental consequences. The intervention is implemented at two levels – national level, with the aim to strengthen the overall national forest management (including institutional capacity building, law enforcement and review of policy framework) and at local level focusing on climate smart agriculture, sustainable use of wood fuels and sustainable forestry. Insatsen addresserar det akuta och omfattande problemet med avskogning och degradering av skog i Moçambique. Landet är rikt på värdefull skog, men avskogningstakten under senaste decenniet bedöms vara hög, vilket leder till svåra ekonomiska, miljömässiga och sociala konsekvenser som drabbar den fattiga landsbygdsbefolkningen hårt, framförallt deras framtida motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och möjligheter till försörjning. Samtidigt är avskogning och degradering av skog den främsta källan till koldioxidutsläpp och insatsen har därmed potential att bidra såväl till fattigdomsminskning som till klimatanpassning och minskad klimatpåverkan. De huvudsakliga orsakerna till avskogning och degradering av skog är illegal och ohållbar avverkning och illegal export, ineffektiva jordbruksmetoder, samt efterfrågan på brännved. Bakomliggande problem som bidrar till den ohållbara situationen är osäker markbesittningsrätt, låg institutionell kapacitet och bristande tillämpning av lagar. Programmets förändringsteori betonar att samtliga orsaker måste omhändertas om avskogning och degradering av skog ska minska och bidra till förbättrade levnadsvillkor för landsbygdsbefolkningen. Den föreslagna insatsen har en integrerad ansats som är utformad mot bakgrund av flera års omfattande konsultationer med intressenter. Insatsen är planerad att genomföras på två nivåer: 1) Aktiviteter på nationell nivå i syfte att stärka skogsförvaltningen, genom förbättrad policy, effektiv tillämpning av lagen och stärkt institutionell kapacitet; 2) Aktiviteter på lokal nivå i syfte att främja klimatsmart jordbruk, hållbar energi från biomassa och hållbart skogsbruk, i två utvalda geografiska landskap, omfattande 7 distrikt vardera i respektive provins, nämligen Zambezia och Cabo Delgado. Insatsens långsiktiga målsättning är att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar skogsfövaltning och hållbara investeringar i skog i Moçambique, samt att stödja tillämpning av hållbara mark- och skogsförvaltningsmetoder i de två utvalda geografiska landskapen. De förväntade projektresultaten inkluderar förbättrad styrning (governance) av skogsresurser, samt att fler får del av ökade inkomster och andra värden från skogen. Insatsen ligger i linje med den svenska strategin och är väl förankrad i Moçambiques regerings strategiska prioriteringar och planer. Syftet med insatsen är att mobilisera och kanalisera givarstöd för att genomföra regeringens strategiska plan om integrerad landskap- och skogsförvaltning samt för att bidra till långsiktig hållbar landsbygdsutveckling. Det föreslagna upplägget på insatsen är därför att vidareförmedla stöd till Ministeriet för land, miljö och landsbygdsutveckling (MITADER's) investeringar i skogssektorn genom en av Världsbanken förvaltad multi donor trust fund (MDTF), vilken även inkluderar komponenter för tekniskt kapacitetsbyggande stöd från Världsbanken till MITADER, samt uppföljning och kontroll av programmet från Världsbanken. Pengar kommer att vidareförmedlas från MDTF till MITADER's implementerande enhet "Unidade de Mobilização de Fundos Internacionais) på behovsbasis, efter godkännande av Världsbanken, enligt avtal mellan Världsbanken och Moçambiques regering. Regeringen kommer att ansvara för implementeringen av merparten av stödet (100 MSEK kommer att vidareförmedlas), medan en komponent motsvarande 16 MSEK är avsatt för Världsbanken att disponera för stöd till MITADER (institutionell kapacitetsbyggnad och tekniskt stöd). Resterande ca 9 MSEK är avsedda att täcka Världsbankens administration av MDTFen. Ansvaret för användandet av medlen fördelas därmed mellan MITADER och Världsbanken, men enligt avtalet är Världsbanken ansvarig gentemot Ambassaden för uppföljning och kontroll av att MITADERs användning av det svenska bidraget är i enlighet med Världsbankens regler och rutiner. Världsbankens kapacitet för vidareförmedling av medel bedöms mycket god i Sidas centrala bedömning och har bekräftats av Ambassaden genom intervjuer med en Procurement Specialist och en Financial Management Specialist på kontoret i Maputo. Båda beskrev dagliga rutiner och gav praktiska exempel som visade att det lokala kontoret har kompetens och kapacitet att väl tillämpa Världsbankens system och policies inom finansiell styrning och kontroll, upphandling och antikorruption. Utöver stöd via denna MDTF, så kommer MITADER's planerade investeringar att finansieras genom medel (24 MUSD) från de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas globala Climate Investment Fund, genom fönstret ”Forest Investment Program”. Moçambiques regering har utarbetat en plan (Forest Investment Plan, FIP) för hur dessa medel ska investeras som baseras på landets behov, snarare än utfästa medel från de multilaterala bankerna och tar således höjd för ytterligare finansiering. Den planerade MDTFen sätts således upp i syfte att samfinansiera aktiviteter under FIPen för att möjliggöra för Ambassaden och andra bilaterala givare i Mozambique att på ett koordinerat sätt bidra till genomförandet av regeringens planer och investeringar. Regeringens FIP är därmed grunden för de aktiviteter som MDTFen finansierar. Ambassaden har haft insyn och möjlighet att ge kommentarer i denna process genom regelbunden dialog med Världsbanken och MITADER, inklusive deltagande i en av Världsbanken anordnad fältresa till Zambeziaprovinsen i februari 2016. Sverige väntas vara den första och enda bilaterala givaren som under 2016 kan komma att stödja MDTFen och därmed MITADER's planer, medan EU visat intresse för att ge stöd under 2017. Detta ger Ambassaden en unik position och möjlighet att stärka sina goda relationer till regeringen och framförallt till MITADER. I detta sammanhang bör även nämnas att Ambassaden tillsammans med Världsbanken under 2015 har haft löpande dialog med ministern för MITADER angående problem och möjligheter inom skogssektorn. Ambassaden bedömer att den föreslagna insatsen är den mest strategiskt lämpliga och därtill det mest effektiva sätt på vilket Sverige kan stödja en hållbar utveckling av Moçambiques skogssektor och, därigenom, en hållbar landsbygdsutveckling. Insatsen bedöms därför ha goda förutsättningar för att på ett effektivt sätt uppnå relevanta strategimål. The project's objective is to improve the enabling environment for sustainable forest management and investments in Mozambique, and to support the adoption of sustainable forest and land management practices in targeted landscapes. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.7 - Take urgent action to end poaching and trafficking of protected species of flora and fauna and address both demand and supply of illegal wildlife products. 15.7 - Vidta omedelbara åtgärder för att stoppa tjuvjakt på och handel med skyddade djur- och växtarter och inrikta åtgärderna på både utbudet av och efterfrågan på olagliga produkter från vilda djur och växter. 8.9 - Senast 2030 utarbeta och genomföra politik för hållbar turism som skapar arbetstillfällen och främjar lokal kultur och lokala produkter. 8.9 - By 2030, devise and implement policies to promote sustainable tourism that creates jobs and promotes local culture and products. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 11500000 0 0 12000000 0 0 0 11500000 0 0 23500000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 12000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 11500000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Transparent and sustainable management and use of Mozambique’s natural resources Transparent och hållbar förvaltning och nyttjande av Mocambiques naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Greater opportunities, particularly for women and young people, for decent work and productive employment and entrepreneurship Ökade möjligheter för framför allt kvinnor och ungdomar till anständig och produktiv sysselsättning och entreprenörskap Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140111-5114011103 Sweden The program will address the alarming levels of deforestation and forest degradation in Mozambique, which directly affects the rural population’s resilience and cause severe economic, social and environmental consequences. The intervention is implemented at two levels – national level, with the aim to strengthen the overall national forest management (including institutional capacity building, law enforcement and review of policy framework) and at local level focusing on climate smart agriculture, sustainable use of wood fuels and sustainable forestry. Insatsen addresserar det akuta och omfattande problemet med avskogning och degradering av skog i Moçambique. Landet är rikt på värdefull skog, men avskogningstakten under senaste decenniet bedöms vara hög, vilket leder till svåra ekonomiska, miljömässiga och sociala konsekvenser som drabbar den fattiga landsbygdsbefolkningen hårt, framförallt deras framtida motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och möjligheter till försörjning. Samtidigt är avskogning och degradering av skog den främsta källan till koldioxidutsläpp och insatsen har därmed potential att bidra såväl till fattigdomsminskning som till klimatanpassning och minskad klimatpåverkan. De huvudsakliga orsakerna till avskogning och degradering av skog är illegal och ohållbar avverkning och illegal export, ineffektiva jordbruksmetoder, samt efterfrågan på brännved. Bakomliggande problem som bidrar till den ohållbara situationen är osäker markbesittningsrätt, låg institutionell kapacitet och bristande tillämpning av lagar. Programmets förändringsteori betonar att samtliga orsaker måste omhändertas om avskogning och degradering av skog ska minska och bidra till förbättrade levnadsvillkor för landsbygdsbefolkningen. Den föreslagna insatsen har en integrerad ansats som är utformad mot bakgrund av flera års omfattande konsultationer med intressenter. Insatsen är planerad att genomföras på två nivåer: 1) Aktiviteter på nationell nivå i syfte att stärka skogsförvaltningen, genom förbättrad policy, effektiv tillämpning av lagen och stärkt institutionell kapacitet; 2) Aktiviteter på lokal nivå i syfte att främja klimatsmart jordbruk, hållbar energi från biomassa och hållbart skogsbruk, i två utvalda geografiska landskap, omfattande 7 distrikt vardera i respektive provins, nämligen Zambezia och Cabo Delgado. Insatsens långsiktiga målsättning är att bidra till förbättrade förutsättningar för hållbar skogsfövaltning och hållbara investeringar i skog i Moçambique, samt att stödja tillämpning av hållbara mark- och skogsförvaltningsmetoder i de två utvalda geografiska landskapen. De förväntade projektresultaten inkluderar förbättrad styrning (governance) av skogsresurser, samt att fler får del av ökade inkomster och andra värden från skogen. Insatsen ligger i linje med den svenska strategin och är väl förankrad i Moçambiques regerings strategiska prioriteringar och planer. Syftet med insatsen är att mobilisera och kanalisera givarstöd för att genomföra regeringens strategiska plan om integrerad landskap- och skogsförvaltning samt för att bidra till långsiktig hållbar landsbygdsutveckling. Det föreslagna upplägget på insatsen är därför att vidareförmedla stöd till Ministeriet för land, miljö och landsbygdsutveckling (MITADER's) investeringar i skogssektorn genom en av Världsbanken förvaltad multi donor trust fund (MDTF), vilken även inkluderar komponenter för tekniskt kapacitetsbyggande stöd från Världsbanken till MITADER, samt uppföljning och kontroll av programmet från Världsbanken. Pengar kommer att vidareförmedlas från MDTF till MITADER's implementerande enhet "Unidade de Mobilização de Fundos Internacionais) på behovsbasis, efter godkännande av Världsbanken, enligt avtal mellan Världsbanken och Moçambiques regering. Regeringen kommer att ansvara för implementeringen av merparten av stödet (100 MSEK kommer att vidareförmedlas), medan en komponent motsvarande 16 MSEK är avsatt för Världsbanken att disponera för stöd till MITADER (institutionell kapacitetsbyggnad och tekniskt stöd). Resterande ca 9 MSEK är avsedda att täcka Världsbankens administration av MDTFen. Ansvaret för användandet av medlen fördelas därmed mellan MITADER och Världsbanken, men enligt avtalet är Världsbanken ansvarig gentemot Ambassaden för uppföljning och kontroll av att MITADERs användning av det svenska bidraget är i enlighet med Världsbankens regler och rutiner. Världsbankens kapacitet för vidareförmedling av medel bedöms mycket god i Sidas centrala bedömning och har bekräftats av Ambassaden genom intervjuer med en Procurement Specialist och en Financial Management Specialist på kontoret i Maputo. Båda beskrev dagliga rutiner och gav praktiska exempel som visade att det lokala kontoret har kompetens och kapacitet att väl tillämpa Världsbankens system och policies inom finansiell styrning och kontroll, upphandling och antikorruption. Utöver stöd via denna MDTF, så kommer MITADER's planerade investeringar att finansieras genom medel (24 MUSD) från de multilaterala utvecklingsbankernas globala Climate Investment Fund, genom fönstret ”Forest Investment Program”. Moçambiques regering har utarbetat en plan (Forest Investment Plan, FIP) för hur dessa medel ska investeras som baseras på landets behov, snarare än utfästa medel från de multilaterala bankerna och tar således höjd för ytterligare finansiering. Den planerade MDTFen sätts således upp i syfte att samfinansiera aktiviteter under FIPen för att möjliggöra för Ambassaden och andra bilaterala givare i Mozambique att på ett koordinerat sätt bidra till genomförandet av regeringens planer och investeringar. Regeringens FIP är därmed grunden för de aktiviteter som MDTFen finansierar. Ambassaden har haft insyn och möjlighet att ge kommentarer i denna process genom regelbunden dialog med Världsbanken och MITADER, inklusive deltagande i en av Världsbanken anordnad fältresa till Zambeziaprovinsen i februari 2016. Sverige väntas vara den första och enda bilaterala givaren som under 2016 kan komma att stödja MDTFen och därmed MITADER's planer, medan EU visat intresse för att ge stöd under 2017. Detta ger Ambassaden en unik position och möjlighet att stärka sina goda relationer till regeringen och framförallt till MITADER. I detta sammanhang bör även nämnas att Ambassaden tillsammans med Världsbanken under 2015 har haft löpande dialog med ministern för MITADER angående problem och möjligheter inom skogssektorn. Ambassaden bedömer att den föreslagna insatsen är den mest strategiskt lämpliga och därtill det mest effektiva sätt på vilket Sverige kan stödja en hållbar utveckling av Moçambiques skogssektor och, därigenom, en hållbar landsbygdsutveckling. Insatsen bedöms därför ha goda förutsättningar för att på ett effektivt sätt uppnå relevanta strategimål. The project's objective is to improve the enabling environment for sustainable forest management and investments in Mozambique, and to support the adoption of sustainable forest and land management practices in targeted landscapes. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.2 - By 2020, promote the implementation of sustainable management of all types of forests, halt deforestation, restore degraded forests and substantially increase afforestation and reforestation globally. 15.2 - Till 2020 främja genomförandet av hållbart brukande av alla typer av skogar, stoppa avskogningen, återställa utarmade skogar och kraftigt öka nybeskogningen och återbeskogningen i hela världen. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -1360474 -1360474 -1360474 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -1360474.6200000001 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-51140114 Sweden UNCDF has since 2011, at global level, run the programme LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living) to deliver climate finance solutions for local governments in developing countries, partially using Swedish funding through Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance and 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (ongoing)). The programme is now being replicated at country level in Asia and in Africa. In Mozambique, UNCDF developed a country programmatic framework and initiated a pilot project in Gaza province starting 2015, with additional financing from the Belgian Cooperation. The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" is a first upscaling phase of the already ongoing pilot project. It aims to reduce the vulnerability of the rural population and improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRGs). The main expected results are (in short):1. Effective financing mechanism established and operationalised.2. Climate change mainstreamed in district planning and budgeting.3. Climate Change resilient investments (infrastructure and services)4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.5. Preparations for national upscale phase (from 2023 and onwards).The proposed programme will be implemented during 2018-2023 in the districts of Massingir, Guijá, Mabalane och Chicualacuala in the Gaza province (ongoing pilot phase since 2015) with gradual upscaling in these districts and replication in Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe and Chibuto districts in Gaza and to the districts of Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro and Mabote in the Inhambane province. The selection of districts has been done on the basis of an analysis of vulnerability to climate change, in consultation with concerned stakeholders. The central idea of LoCAL Mozambique is to provide financing as PBCRGs of priority actions identified in the PLAs by local communities, both infrastructure and non-infrastructure, not at household level. Examples of PBCRGs under the ongoing LoCAL pilot phase: Equipment for water supply and irrigation systems, parts of a maternity ward, rainwater harvesting dam for livestock and agriculture, electrical power transformation post (for irrigation scheme), re-roofing of primary schools, and a Resilience techniques training center - Livestock branch. Budgets per project during the 2017/2018 season range between 0,4 Mkr - 1,1 Mkr.Grant allocations are performance-based. A basic formula for dividing available funding between participating districts based on population size and land area is first applied. From the 2nd year onwards, annual allocations are re-distributed based on scores attained in annual district performance assessments. The pre-defined district performance measures include some related to Public Finance Management and Local Governance, to Food Security and Nutrition, and to Climate Change Adaptation.The programme foresees that large scale financing of adaptation to climate change will be available for upscaling and replication of local adaptation action in Mozambique, beyond the proposed programme, and aims to increase capacities to attract and efficiently and effectively make use of such funds.UNCDF is responsible for the programme, including the forwarding of funds to the Government of Mozambique. EoS will monitor the conditions of its agreement with UNCDF and the achievement of results, and participate as an observer in the Programme Board. Priority topics and fora for dialogue and follow-up have been identified. Mocambique har ett utmanande klimat med återkommande torka, översvämningar och cykloner. Globala klimatförändringar orsakar mer extrema väderförhållanden, vilket betyder ökad risk för och problem med instabil livsmedelsproduktion och livsmedelssäkerhet, vattenbrist, förhöjd havsnivå, katastrofer, ekosystem i förändring, hotad biodiversitet, och folkhälsa. Mocambiques möjligheter att uppnå sina mål för hållbar utveckling är i farozonen om inte anpassning till klimatförändringar säkras, inte minst på lokal nivå. Lokala anpassningsplaner (LAPs/PLAs, Local Adaptaion Plan/Plano Local d'Adaptacao) har tagits fram för landets mest sårbara distrikt, men de är mestadels inte under genomförande på grund av brist på finansiering och annan kapacitet; Det är dock en uttalad prioritering att de genomförs. UNCDF har sedan 2011 på global nivå drivit programmet LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living, Finansiering för Lokal Klimatanpassning) för att leverera klimatfinansiering för lokala myndigheter i utvecklingsländer, delvis med svenska medel från Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance och 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (pågående)). Programmet replikeras nu på landnivå i Asien och i Afrika. I Mocambique utvecklade UNCDF ett programramverk och initierade ett piltoprojekt i Gaza-provinsen med start 2015, med finansiellt bidrag från Belgien. Den föreslagna insatsen "Finansiering för lokal klimatanpassning - Mocambique" är en första uppskalning av detta redan pågående pilotprojekt. Det avser reducera landsbygdsbefolkningens sårbarhet och stärka resiliensen mot klimatförändringar på distriktsnivå genom ökad tillgång till finansiering för klimatanpassning genom prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs). De huvudsakliga förväntade resultaten är, i korthet: 1. Effektiv finansieringsmekanism etablerad och operationaliserad 2. Klimatförändringar tagna i beaktande i distriktens plan- och budgetprocesser 3. Klimatsäkrade investeringar (infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur) 4. Uppföljning och utvärdering för lärande 5. Förberedelser för en nationell uppskalningsfas (från 2023 och framåt) Det föreslagna programmet kommer at genomföras under 2018-2023 i disktrikten Massingir, Guijá, Mabalande och Chicualacuala i Gaza-provinsen (pågående pilotfas sedan 2015) med gradvis uppskalning i dessa distrikt och replikering i Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe och Chibuto i Gaza samt i distrikten Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro och Mabote i Inhambane-provinsen. Urval av provinser och distrikt har gjorts på basis av en analys av sårbarhet för klimatförändringar, i konsultation med berörda parter. Ambassaden avser avtala med UNCDF (FNs Kapitalutvecklingsfond)(huvudkontoret i New York), vars programledning sköts av deras lokala representation i Maputo, Mocambique. Den totala budgeten är ca 138,1 MSEK, av vilka ambassaden ombeds bidra med 113,1 MSEK (inkl avgift till UNCDF). UNCDFs bidrag om ca 25 MSEK kommer att mobiliseras från Belgien och från annat globalt program- eller kärnstöd. De ungefär 50% av den totala budgeten som allokeras till investeringsbidragen (PBCRGs) vidareförmedlas av UNCDF till Mocambique, för användning på distriktsnivå under gällande regelverk för offentlig upphandling. De kvarvarande ca 50% av finansieringen, för kapacitetsutveckling och andra kostnader, hanteras av UNCDF (som använder samma finansiella regelverk som UNDP). Den centrala tanken bakom LoCAL Mozambique är att bidra med finansiering i form av prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs) för insatser som prioriterats av lokalbefolkningen i PLAs, både infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur, ej på hushållsnivå. Exempel på PBCRGs under den pågående pilotfasen av LoCAL; Utrustning för dricksvattenförsörjning och bevattningssystem, delar av en förlossningsavdelning, damm för insamling av regnvatten för boskap och odling, transformatorstation för elförsörjning från elnätet (för bevattningsanläggning), nytt tak på en grundskola, och ett Center för utbildning i klimatresilient boskapsuppfödning. Budgeten per projekt under byggsäsongen 2017/2018 ligger mellan 0,4 MSEK-1,1 MSEK. Investeringsbidragen är prestations-baserade. I ett första steg appliceras en formel för allokering av tillgänglig finansiering mellan de deltagande distriken baserad på befolkning och storlek. Från och med 2a året omfördelas de årliga allokeringarna baserat på poäng erhållna i årliga resultatbedömningar av distrikten. De fördefinierade kriterierna för bedömning av distrikt faller under rubrikerna Offentlig Finansiell Styrning och Förvaltning, Livsmedelssäkerhet och Nutrition, och Anpassning till Klimatförändringar. Programmet emotser att storskalig finansiering av klimatanpassning i framtiden kommer att finnas tillgänglig för uppskalning och och replikering av lokala anpassningsåtgärder i Mocambique, efter det föreslagna programmet, och avser bygga kapacitet att attrahera och effektivt omsätta sådan finansiering i konkreta resultat. UNCDF ansvarar för programmet, inklusive vidareförmedling till Mocambique. Ambassaden kommer att följa upp avtalsvillkor och resultat, och delta som observatör i programmets styrkommittee. Prioriterade frågor och lämpliga fora för dialog och uppföljning har identifierats. Insatsen förlängs till juni 2027 för att möjliggöra för UNCDF att följa upp att de medel UNCDF har betalat ut till lokala myndigheter används korrekt The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" aims to improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRG). The expected long-term impact is "Improved food security & nutrition and reduced vulnerability of people in 13 districts in Gaza and Inhambane from 2018-2023". The main expected results are: 1. Effective performance-based climate resilient grant system (finance mechanism) is established in Mozambique and operational for additional funding" 2. Inclusive, effective and accountable climate change- mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level 3. Climate change resilient investments (services and infrastructure) are managed efficiently and effectively and transparently implemented by the participating districts through the PBCRG (Performance Based Climate Resilient Grant) system. 4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.M&E system and lessons learned and national policies informed about experiences from launch of LoCAL and integration of climate change in all steps of the local PFM process and improvements of the PFM 5. Completed roll-out plans and capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme (beyond 2023). The LoCAL programme contributes mainly to strategy objective 1.2 "Enhanced adaptation and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters" of the Swedish Development Cooperation strategy (2022-2026). But also complements other strategy goals/support areas, namely the support area 2 governance and democracy that delivers human rights and 3 inclusive economic development. In addition, the contribution complements other Swedish financed projects especially in provinces where renewable energy contributions are being implemented. he updated outputs and targets of the contributions are: 1. Effective gender sensitive performance-based climate resilient grant system (financing mechanism) is implemented in new districts and operational for additional funding. Targets: all districts/municipalities present gender-disaggregated data by the end of the programme.  2. Inclusive, gender positive, effective and accountable climate change mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level in a participatory manner. Target: a minimum 2 capacity building interventions conducted to strengthen the capacity of districts/municipalities to plan and budget for climate change related interventions per district per year. 3. The PBCRG system is effectively and sustainable established, with climate change, gender sensitive, resilient investments - infrastructure and services are managed transparently. Target: by the end of the programme all districts have Institutionalized the PBCRG system, including financial flow, minimal conditions-MCs, Performance Measures, formula for the PBCRG, investment menu and related manual for the annual performance assessment - APA.  4. M&E system and lessons learned to inform national policies about experiences from launch of LoCAL; the role of local governments-the PBCRGS in addressing climate change are recognized at National level. Target: List of climate resilient activities implemented and accounted for, in the targeted districts/municipalities in accordance with the programme investment menu (annually) with a minimum of 2 investments per target district/municipality per year. 5. Completed roll-out plans and gender sensitive capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme. Target: by the end of the programme all coastal districts/municipalities of initiatives provinces are technically and financially supported by the programmed initiative with the PBCRGs established. Updated from 2026-2027 work plan: - The above core objectives still valid for the last implementation period. However the focus will be on ensuring completion of all planned activities as well as  outputs and targets. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Rural development COVID-19 control Other Multisector Basic Health During 2025 the programme had as Key outcome: The planning exercise strengthened decentralized, climate-responsive planning through a community-driven project selection and prioritization process, enhancing local accountability, participation, and planning capacity. Example of the results achieved are: - All 24 participating territorial units (21 Districts and 3 Municipalities) achieved 100% compliance with the Minimum Conditions in the FY 2025 Annual Performance Assessment, making them eligible for capital grant funding of US$4.0 million to support climate-resilient local infrastructure investments across the 24 territories for FY 2025/2026. - Updated Local Adaptation Plans (LAPs): The revised LAPs approach expands beyond the earlier focus on agricultural and economic resilience by integrating gender and social protection to better address the social impacts of climate change. - Climate-resilient planning completed: All 24 territories (21 districts and 3 municipalities) supported under the Sweden-funded stream completed the 2025 decentralized planning exercise for climate-resilient infrastructure projects. - Projects prioritized: A total of 29 investment projects were selected for financing in 2025, distributed across the provinces as follows: Gaza (11), Inhambane (12), Nampula (3), and Niassa (3). By December 2025, 9 interventions had been completed and delivered, representing 31% of the total projects financed. In October 2025, the Ambassador participated in the inauguration of the Health Center in Muanhula community of Marrupa District, Niassa province. The facility was expected to directly benefit more than 7,000 people. Since it began operations in December 2025, it has provided more than 8,000 consultations, supported 58 institutional deliveries, and facilitated the vaccination of more than 1,200 children against malaria. - Gender-responsive prioritization: Of the 29 projects 17% were selected by women's interest groups, 57% were selected by mixed groups (women and others). - Monitoring conducted: A total of 127 monitoring visits supported the successful delivery of technical assistance (TA), improved quality assurance, strengthened compliance with contractual requirements, and more timely implementation of district and municipal climate-resilient investment projects. However, due to the way UNCDF's reporting is structured, it is difficult to determine the specific results directly attributable to the monitoring visits. Concerning programme coverage, up-to-date the LoCAL Programme operates in 36 districts/municipalities across four provinces in Mozambique, with funding from multiple development partners. The Swedish funding supports 21 districts and 3 municipalities (24 territories), representing 58% of the programme's total coverage. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51140114-5114011401 Sweden UNCDF has since 2011, at global level, run the programme LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living) to deliver climate finance solutions for local governments in developing countries, partially using Swedish funding through Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance and 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (ongoing)). The programme is now being replicated at country level in Asia and in Africa. In Mozambique, UNCDF developed a country programmatic framework and initiated a pilot project in Gaza province starting 2015, with additional financing from the Belgian Cooperation. The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" is a first upscaling phase of the already ongoing pilot project. It aims to reduce the vulnerability of the rural population and improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRGs). The main expected results are (in short):1. Effective financing mechanism established and operationalised.2. Climate change mainstreamed in district planning and budgeting.3. Climate Change resilient investments (infrastructure and services)4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.5. Preparations for national upscale phase (from 2023 and onwards).The proposed programme will be implemented during 2018-2023 in the districts of Massingir, Guijá, Mabalane och Chicualacuala in the Gaza province (ongoing pilot phase since 2015) with gradual upscaling in these districts and replication in Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe and Chibuto districts in Gaza and to the districts of Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro and Mabote in the Inhambane province. The selection of districts has been done on the basis of an analysis of vulnerability to climate change, in consultation with concerned stakeholders. The central idea of LoCAL Mozambique is to provide financing as PBCRGs of priority actions identified in the PLAs by local communities, both infrastructure and non-infrastructure, not at household level. Examples of PBCRGs under the ongoing LoCAL pilot phase: Equipment for water supply and irrigation systems, parts of a maternity ward, rainwater harvesting dam for livestock and agriculture, electrical power transformation post (for irrigation scheme), re-roofing of primary schools, and a Resilience techniques training center - Livestock branch. Budgets per project during the 2017/2018 season range between 0,4 Mkr - 1,1 Mkr.Grant allocations are performance-based. A basic formula for dividing available funding between participating districts based on population size and land area is first applied. From the 2nd year onwards, annual allocations are re-distributed based on scores attained in annual district performance assessments. The pre-defined district performance measures include some related to Public Finance Management and Local Governance, to Food Security and Nutrition, and to Climate Change Adaptation.The programme foresees that large scale financing of adaptation to climate change will be available for upscaling and replication of local adaptation action in Mozambique, beyond the proposed programme, and aims to increase capacities to attract and efficiently and effectively make use of such funds.UNCDF is responsible for the programme, including the forwarding of funds to the Government of Mozambique. EoS will monitor the conditions of its agreement with UNCDF and the achievement of results, and participate as an observer in the Programme Board. Priority topics and fora for dialogue and follow-up have been identified. Mocambique har ett utmanande klimat med återkommande torka, översvämningar och cykloner. Globala klimatförändringar orsakar mer extrema väderförhållanden, vilket betyder ökad risk för och problem med instabil livsmedelsproduktion och livsmedelssäkerhet, vattenbrist, förhöjd havsnivå, katastrofer, ekosystem i förändring, hotad biodiversitet, och folkhälsa. Mocambiques möjligheter att uppnå sina mål för hållbar utveckling är i farozonen om inte anpassning till klimatförändringar säkras, inte minst på lokal nivå. Lokala anpassningsplaner (LAPs/PLAs, Local Adaptaion Plan/Plano Local d'Adaptacao) har tagits fram för landets mest sårbara distrikt, men de är mestadels inte under genomförande på grund av brist på finansiering och annan kapacitet; Det är dock en uttalad prioritering att de genomförs. UNCDF har sedan 2011 på global nivå drivit programmet LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living, Finansiering för Lokal Klimatanpassning) för att leverera klimatfinansiering för lokala myndigheter i utvecklingsländer, delvis med svenska medel från Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance och 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (pågående)). Programmet replikeras nu på landnivå i Asien och i Afrika. I Mocambique utvecklade UNCDF ett programramverk och initierade ett piltoprojekt i Gaza-provinsen med start 2015, med finansiellt bidrag från Belgien. Den föreslagna insatsen "Finansiering för lokal klimatanpassning - Mocambique" är en första uppskalning av detta redan pågående pilotprojekt. Det avser reducera landsbygdsbefolkningens sårbarhet och stärka resiliensen mot klimatförändringar på distriktsnivå genom ökad tillgång till finansiering för klimatanpassning genom prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs). De huvudsakliga förväntade resultaten är, i korthet: 1. Effektiv finansieringsmekanism etablerad och operationaliserad 2. Klimatförändringar tagna i beaktande i distriktens plan- och budgetprocesser 3. Klimatsäkrade investeringar (infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur) 4. Uppföljning och utvärdering för lärande 5. Förberedelser för en nationell uppskalningsfas (från 2023 och framåt) Det föreslagna programmet kommer at genomföras under 2018-2023 i disktrikten Massingir, Guijá, Mabalande och Chicualacuala i Gaza-provinsen (pågående pilotfas sedan 2015) med gradvis uppskalning i dessa distrikt och replikering i Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe och Chibuto i Gaza samt i distrikten Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro och Mabote i Inhambane-provinsen. Urval av provinser och distrikt har gjorts på basis av en analys av sårbarhet för klimatförändringar, i konsultation med berörda parter. Ambassaden avser avtala med UNCDF (FNs Kapitalutvecklingsfond)(huvudkontoret i New York), vars programledning sköts av deras lokala representation i Maputo, Mocambique. Den totala budgeten är ca 138,1 MSEK, av vilka ambassaden ombeds bidra med 113,1 MSEK (inkl avgift till UNCDF). UNCDFs bidrag om ca 25 MSEK kommer att mobiliseras från Belgien och från annat globalt program- eller kärnstöd. De ungefär 50% av den totala budgeten som allokeras till investeringsbidragen (PBCRGs) vidareförmedlas av UNCDF till Mocambique, för användning på distriktsnivå under gällande regelverk för offentlig upphandling. De kvarvarande ca 50% av finansieringen, för kapacitetsutveckling och andra kostnader, hanteras av UNCDF (som använder samma finansiella regelverk som UNDP). Den centrala tanken bakom LoCAL Mozambique är att bidra med finansiering i form av prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs) för insatser som prioriterats av lokalbefolkningen i PLAs, både infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur, ej på hushållsnivå. Exempel på PBCRGs under den pågående pilotfasen av LoCAL; Utrustning för dricksvattenförsörjning och bevattningssystem, delar av en förlossningsavdelning, damm för insamling av regnvatten för boskap och odling, transformatorstation för elförsörjning från elnätet (för bevattningsanläggning), nytt tak på en grundskola, och ett Center för utbildning i klimatresilient boskapsuppfödning. Budgeten per projekt under byggsäsongen 2017/2018 ligger mellan 0,4 MSEK-1,1 MSEK. Investeringsbidragen är prestations-baserade. I ett första steg appliceras en formel för allokering av tillgänglig finansiering mellan de deltagande distriken baserad på befolkning och storlek. Från och med 2a året omfördelas de årliga allokeringarna baserat på poäng erhållna i årliga resultatbedömningar av distrikten. De fördefinierade kriterierna för bedömning av distrikt faller under rubrikerna Offentlig Finansiell Styrning och Förvaltning, Livsmedelssäkerhet och Nutrition, och Anpassning till Klimatförändringar. Programmet emotser att storskalig finansiering av klimatanpassning i framtiden kommer att finnas tillgänglig för uppskalning och och replikering av lokala anpassningsåtgärder i Mocambique, efter det föreslagna programmet, och avser bygga kapacitet att attrahera och effektivt omsätta sådan finansiering i konkreta resultat. UNCDF ansvarar för programmet, inklusive vidareförmedling till Mocambique. Ambassaden kommer att följa upp avtalsvillkor och resultat, och delta som observatör i programmets styrkommittee. Prioriterade frågor och lämpliga fora för dialog och uppföljning har identifierats. Insatsen förlängs till juni 2027 för att möjliggöra för UNCDF att följa upp att de medel UNCDF har betalat ut till lokala myndigheter används korrekt The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" aims to improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRG). The expected long-term impact is "Improved food security & nutrition and reduced vulnerability of people in 13 districts in Gaza and Inhambane from 2018-2023". The main expected results are: 1. Effective performance-based climate resilient grant system (finance mechanism) is established in Mozambique and operational for additional funding" 2. Inclusive, effective and accountable climate change- mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level 3. Climate change resilient investments (services and infrastructure) are managed efficiently and effectively and transparently implemented by the participating districts through the PBCRG (Performance Based Climate Resilient Grant) system. 4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.M&E system and lessons learned and national policies informed about experiences from launch of LoCAL and integration of climate change in all steps of the local PFM process and improvements of the PFM 5. Completed roll-out plans and capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme (beyond 2023). The LoCAL programme contributes mainly to strategy objective 1.2 "Enhanced adaptation and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters" of the Swedish Development Cooperation strategy (2022-2026). But also complements other strategy goals/support areas, namely the support area 2 governance and democracy that delivers human rights and 3 inclusive economic development. In addition, the contribution complements other Swedish financed projects especially in provinces where renewable energy contributions are being implemented. he updated outputs and targets of the contributions are: 1. Effective gender sensitive performance-based climate resilient grant system (financing mechanism) is implemented in new districts and operational for additional funding. Targets: all districts/municipalities present gender-disaggregated data by the end of the programme.  2. Inclusive, gender positive, effective and accountable climate change mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level in a participatory manner. Target: a minimum 2 capacity building interventions conducted to strengthen the capacity of districts/municipalities to plan and budget for climate change related interventions per district per year. 3. The PBCRG system is effectively and sustainable established, with climate change, gender sensitive, resilient investments - infrastructure and services are managed transparently. Target: by the end of the programme all districts have Institutionalized the PBCRG system, including financial flow, minimal conditions-MCs, Performance Measures, formula for the PBCRG, investment menu and related manual for the annual performance assessment - APA.  4. M&E system and lessons learned to inform national policies about experiences from launch of LoCAL; the role of local governments-the PBCRGS in addressing climate change are recognized at National level. Target: List of climate resilient activities implemented and accounted for, in the targeted districts/municipalities in accordance with the programme investment menu (annually) with a minimum of 2 investments per target district/municipality per year. 5. Completed roll-out plans and gender sensitive capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme. Target: by the end of the programme all coastal districts/municipalities of initiatives provinces are technically and financially supported by the programmed initiative with the PBCRGs established. Updated from 2026-2027 work plan: - The above core objectives still valid for the last implementation period. However the focus will be on ensuring completion of all planned activities as well as  outputs and targets. Sweden UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Mozambique 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 11100000 20000000 0 70000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20000000 11100000 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 -10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 36000000 0 0 0 34000000 0 60000000 0 0 0 0 -60000000 0 0 0 0 0 101100000 Government of Mozambique 11100000 Government of Mozambique 20000000 Government of Mozambique 36000000 Government of Mozambique 34000000 Government of Mozambique Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Enhanced capacity of national and local authorities to contribute to a better environment, and greater resilience to environmental impacts, climate change and natural disasters Stärkt kapacitet hos nationella och lokala myndigheter att bidra till förbättrad miljö och stärkt motståndskraft mot miljöpåverkan, klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Mozambique’s revenues to be mobilised, used and accounted for in a more transparent, sustainable and effective way that benefits the entire population Mocambiques intäkter mobiliseras, används och redovisas på ett mer transparent, hållbart och effektivt sätt som kommer hela befolkningen till del Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140114-5114011402 Sweden UNCDF has since 2011, at global level, run the programme LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living) to deliver climate finance solutions for local governments in developing countries, partially using Swedish funding through Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance and 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (ongoing)). The programme is now being replicated at country level in Asia and in Africa. In Mozambique, UNCDF developed a country programmatic framework and initiated a pilot project in Gaza province starting 2015, with additional financing from the Belgian Cooperation. The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" is a first upscaling phase of the already ongoing pilot project. It aims to reduce the vulnerability of the rural population and improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRGs). The main expected results are (in short):1. Effective financing mechanism established and operationalised.2. Climate change mainstreamed in district planning and budgeting.3. Climate Change resilient investments (infrastructure and services)4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.5. Preparations for national upscale phase (from 2023 and onwards).The proposed programme will be implemented during 2018-2023 in the districts of Massingir, Guijá, Mabalane och Chicualacuala in the Gaza province (ongoing pilot phase since 2015) with gradual upscaling in these districts and replication in Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe and Chibuto districts in Gaza and to the districts of Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro and Mabote in the Inhambane province. The selection of districts has been done on the basis of an analysis of vulnerability to climate change, in consultation with concerned stakeholders. The central idea of LoCAL Mozambique is to provide financing as PBCRGs of priority actions identified in the PLAs by local communities, both infrastructure and non-infrastructure, not at household level. Examples of PBCRGs under the ongoing LoCAL pilot phase: Equipment for water supply and irrigation systems, parts of a maternity ward, rainwater harvesting dam for livestock and agriculture, electrical power transformation post (for irrigation scheme), re-roofing of primary schools, and a Resilience techniques training center - Livestock branch. Budgets per project during the 2017/2018 season range between 0,4 Mkr - 1,1 Mkr.Grant allocations are performance-based. A basic formula for dividing available funding between participating districts based on population size and land area is first applied. From the 2nd year onwards, annual allocations are re-distributed based on scores attained in annual district performance assessments. The pre-defined district performance measures include some related to Public Finance Management and Local Governance, to Food Security and Nutrition, and to Climate Change Adaptation.The programme foresees that large scale financing of adaptation to climate change will be available for upscaling and replication of local adaptation action in Mozambique, beyond the proposed programme, and aims to increase capacities to attract and efficiently and effectively make use of such funds.UNCDF is responsible for the programme, including the forwarding of funds to the Government of Mozambique. EoS will monitor the conditions of its agreement with UNCDF and the achievement of results, and participate as an observer in the Programme Board. Priority topics and fora for dialogue and follow-up have been identified. Mocambique har ett utmanande klimat med återkommande torka, översvämningar och cykloner. Globala klimatförändringar orsakar mer extrema väderförhållanden, vilket betyder ökad risk för och problem med instabil livsmedelsproduktion och livsmedelssäkerhet, vattenbrist, förhöjd havsnivå, katastrofer, ekosystem i förändring, hotad biodiversitet, och folkhälsa. Mocambiques möjligheter att uppnå sina mål för hållbar utveckling är i farozonen om inte anpassning till klimatförändringar säkras, inte minst på lokal nivå. Lokala anpassningsplaner (LAPs/PLAs, Local Adaptaion Plan/Plano Local d'Adaptacao) har tagits fram för landets mest sårbara distrikt, men de är mestadels inte under genomförande på grund av brist på finansiering och annan kapacitet; Det är dock en uttalad prioritering att de genomförs. UNCDF har sedan 2011 på global nivå drivit programmet LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living, Finansiering för Lokal Klimatanpassning) för att leverera klimatfinansiering för lokala myndigheter i utvecklingsländer, delvis med svenska medel från Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance och 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (pågående)). Programmet replikeras nu på landnivå i Asien och i Afrika. I Mocambique utvecklade UNCDF ett programramverk och initierade ett piltoprojekt i Gaza-provinsen med start 2015, med finansiellt bidrag från Belgien. Den föreslagna insatsen "Finansiering för lokal klimatanpassning - Mocambique" är en första uppskalning av detta redan pågående pilotprojekt. Det avser reducera landsbygdsbefolkningens sårbarhet och stärka resiliensen mot klimatförändringar på distriktsnivå genom ökad tillgång till finansiering för klimatanpassning genom prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs). De huvudsakliga förväntade resultaten är, i korthet: 1. Effektiv finansieringsmekanism etablerad och operationaliserad 2. Klimatförändringar tagna i beaktande i distriktens plan- och budgetprocesser 3. Klimatsäkrade investeringar (infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur) 4. Uppföljning och utvärdering för lärande 5. Förberedelser för en nationell uppskalningsfas (från 2023 och framåt) Det föreslagna programmet kommer at genomföras under 2018-2023 i disktrikten Massingir, Guijá, Mabalande och Chicualacuala i Gaza-provinsen (pågående pilotfas sedan 2015) med gradvis uppskalning i dessa distrikt och replikering i Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe och Chibuto i Gaza samt i distrikten Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro och Mabote i Inhambane-provinsen. Urval av provinser och distrikt har gjorts på basis av en analys av sårbarhet för klimatförändringar, i konsultation med berörda parter. Ambassaden avser avtala med UNCDF (FNs Kapitalutvecklingsfond)(huvudkontoret i New York), vars programledning sköts av deras lokala representation i Maputo, Mocambique. Den totala budgeten är ca 138,1 MSEK, av vilka ambassaden ombeds bidra med 113,1 MSEK (inkl avgift till UNCDF). UNCDFs bidrag om ca 25 MSEK kommer att mobiliseras från Belgien och från annat globalt program- eller kärnstöd. De ungefär 50% av den totala budgeten som allokeras till investeringsbidragen (PBCRGs) vidareförmedlas av UNCDF till Mocambique, för användning på distriktsnivå under gällande regelverk för offentlig upphandling. De kvarvarande ca 50% av finansieringen, för kapacitetsutveckling och andra kostnader, hanteras av UNCDF (som använder samma finansiella regelverk som UNDP). Den centrala tanken bakom LoCAL Mozambique är att bidra med finansiering i form av prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs) för insatser som prioriterats av lokalbefolkningen i PLAs, både infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur, ej på hushållsnivå. Exempel på PBCRGs under den pågående pilotfasen av LoCAL; Utrustning för dricksvattenförsörjning och bevattningssystem, delar av en förlossningsavdelning, damm för insamling av regnvatten för boskap och odling, transformatorstation för elförsörjning från elnätet (för bevattningsanläggning), nytt tak på en grundskola, och ett Center för utbildning i klimatresilient boskapsuppfödning. Budgeten per projekt under byggsäsongen 2017/2018 ligger mellan 0,4 MSEK-1,1 MSEK. Investeringsbidragen är prestations-baserade. I ett första steg appliceras en formel för allokering av tillgänglig finansiering mellan de deltagande distriken baserad på befolkning och storlek. Från och med 2a året omfördelas de årliga allokeringarna baserat på poäng erhållna i årliga resultatbedömningar av distrikten. De fördefinierade kriterierna för bedömning av distrikt faller under rubrikerna Offentlig Finansiell Styrning och Förvaltning, Livsmedelssäkerhet och Nutrition, och Anpassning till Klimatförändringar. Programmet emotser att storskalig finansiering av klimatanpassning i framtiden kommer att finnas tillgänglig för uppskalning och och replikering av lokala anpassningsåtgärder i Mocambique, efter det föreslagna programmet, och avser bygga kapacitet att attrahera och effektivt omsätta sådan finansiering i konkreta resultat. UNCDF ansvarar för programmet, inklusive vidareförmedling till Mocambique. Ambassaden kommer att följa upp avtalsvillkor och resultat, och delta som observatör i programmets styrkommittee. Prioriterade frågor och lämpliga fora för dialog och uppföljning har identifierats. Insatsen förlängs till juni 2027 för att möjliggöra för UNCDF att följa upp att de medel UNCDF har betalat ut till lokala myndigheter används korrekt The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" aims to improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRG). The expected long-term impact is "Improved food security & nutrition and reduced vulnerability of people in 13 districts in Gaza and Inhambane from 2018-2023". The main expected results are: 1. Effective performance-based climate resilient grant system (finance mechanism) is established in Mozambique and operational for additional funding" 2. Inclusive, effective and accountable climate change- mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level 3. Climate change resilient investments (services and infrastructure) are managed efficiently and effectively and transparently implemented by the participating districts through the PBCRG (Performance Based Climate Resilient Grant) system. 4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.M&E system and lessons learned and national policies informed about experiences from launch of LoCAL and integration of climate change in all steps of the local PFM process and improvements of the PFM 5. Completed roll-out plans and capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme (beyond 2023). The LoCAL programme contributes mainly to strategy objective 1.2 "Enhanced adaptation and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters" of the Swedish Development Cooperation strategy (2022-2026). But also complements other strategy goals/support areas, namely the support area 2 governance and democracy that delivers human rights and 3 inclusive economic development. In addition, the contribution complements other Swedish financed projects especially in provinces where renewable energy contributions are being implemented. he updated outputs and targets of the contributions are: 1. Effective gender sensitive performance-based climate resilient grant system (financing mechanism) is implemented in new districts and operational for additional funding. Targets: all districts/municipalities present gender-disaggregated data by the end of the programme.  2. Inclusive, gender positive, effective and accountable climate change mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level in a participatory manner. Target: a minimum 2 capacity building interventions conducted to strengthen the capacity of districts/municipalities to plan and budget for climate change related interventions per district per year. 3. The PBCRG system is effectively and sustainable established, with climate change, gender sensitive, resilient investments - infrastructure and services are managed transparently. Target: by the end of the programme all districts have Institutionalized the PBCRG system, including financial flow, minimal conditions-MCs, Performance Measures, formula for the PBCRG, investment menu and related manual for the annual performance assessment - APA.  4. M&E system and lessons learned to inform national policies about experiences from launch of LoCAL; the role of local governments-the PBCRGS in addressing climate change are recognized at National level. Target: List of climate resilient activities implemented and accounted for, in the targeted districts/municipalities in accordance with the programme investment menu (annually) with a minimum of 2 investments per target district/municipality per year. 5. Completed roll-out plans and gender sensitive capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme. Target: by the end of the programme all coastal districts/municipalities of initiatives provinces are technically and financially supported by the programmed initiative with the PBCRGs established. Updated from 2026-2027 work plan: - The above core objectives still valid for the last implementation period. However the focus will be on ensuring completion of all planned activities as well as  outputs and targets. Sweden UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 10000000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund 10000000 UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Sustainable food security with particular focus on resilient agriculture En hållbar livsmedelsförsörjning med särskilt fokus på ett motståndskraftigt lantbruk Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-51140114-5114011404 Sweden UNCDF has since 2011, at global level, run the programme LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living) to deliver climate finance solutions for local governments in developing countries, partially using Swedish funding through Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance and 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (ongoing)). The programme is now being replicated at country level in Asia and in Africa. In Mozambique, UNCDF developed a country programmatic framework and initiated a pilot project in Gaza province starting 2015, with additional financing from the Belgian Cooperation. The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" is a first upscaling phase of the already ongoing pilot project. It aims to reduce the vulnerability of the rural population and improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRGs). The main expected results are (in short):1. Effective financing mechanism established and operationalised.2. Climate change mainstreamed in district planning and budgeting.3. Climate Change resilient investments (infrastructure and services)4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.5. Preparations for national upscale phase (from 2023 and onwards).The proposed programme will be implemented during 2018-2023 in the districts of Massingir, Guijá, Mabalane och Chicualacuala in the Gaza province (ongoing pilot phase since 2015) with gradual upscaling in these districts and replication in Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe and Chibuto districts in Gaza and to the districts of Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro and Mabote in the Inhambane province. The selection of districts has been done on the basis of an analysis of vulnerability to climate change, in consultation with concerned stakeholders. The central idea of LoCAL Mozambique is to provide financing as PBCRGs of priority actions identified in the PLAs by local communities, both infrastructure and non-infrastructure, not at household level. Examples of PBCRGs under the ongoing LoCAL pilot phase: Equipment for water supply and irrigation systems, parts of a maternity ward, rainwater harvesting dam for livestock and agriculture, electrical power transformation post (for irrigation scheme), re-roofing of primary schools, and a Resilience techniques training center - Livestock branch. Budgets per project during the 2017/2018 season range between 0,4 Mkr - 1,1 Mkr.Grant allocations are performance-based. A basic formula for dividing available funding between participating districts based on population size and land area is first applied. From the 2nd year onwards, annual allocations are re-distributed based on scores attained in annual district performance assessments. The pre-defined district performance measures include some related to Public Finance Management and Local Governance, to Food Security and Nutrition, and to Climate Change Adaptation.The programme foresees that large scale financing of adaptation to climate change will be available for upscaling and replication of local adaptation action in Mozambique, beyond the proposed programme, and aims to increase capacities to attract and efficiently and effectively make use of such funds.UNCDF is responsible for the programme, including the forwarding of funds to the Government of Mozambique. EoS will monitor the conditions of its agreement with UNCDF and the achievement of results, and participate as an observer in the Programme Board. Priority topics and fora for dialogue and follow-up have been identified. Mocambique har ett utmanande klimat med återkommande torka, översvämningar och cykloner. Globala klimatförändringar orsakar mer extrema väderförhållanden, vilket betyder ökad risk för och problem med instabil livsmedelsproduktion och livsmedelssäkerhet, vattenbrist, förhöjd havsnivå, katastrofer, ekosystem i förändring, hotad biodiversitet, och folkhälsa. Mocambiques möjligheter att uppnå sina mål för hållbar utveckling är i farozonen om inte anpassning till klimatförändringar säkras, inte minst på lokal nivå. Lokala anpassningsplaner (LAPs/PLAs, Local Adaptaion Plan/Plano Local d'Adaptacao) har tagits fram för landets mest sårbara distrikt, men de är mestadels inte under genomförande på grund av brist på finansiering och annan kapacitet; Det är dock en uttalad prioritering att de genomförs. UNCDF har sedan 2011 på global nivå drivit programmet LoCAL (Local Climate Adaptive Living, Finansiering för Lokal Klimatanpassning) för att leverera klimatfinansiering för lokala myndigheter i utvecklingsländer, delvis med svenska medel från Sida (54040181 Financial Inclusion, 54020137 Leveraging Domestic Finance och 61050459 Last Mile Financing Trust Fund (pågående)). Programmet replikeras nu på landnivå i Asien och i Afrika. I Mocambique utvecklade UNCDF ett programramverk och initierade ett piltoprojekt i Gaza-provinsen med start 2015, med finansiellt bidrag från Belgien. Den föreslagna insatsen "Finansiering för lokal klimatanpassning - Mocambique" är en första uppskalning av detta redan pågående pilotprojekt. Det avser reducera landsbygdsbefolkningens sårbarhet och stärka resiliensen mot klimatförändringar på distriktsnivå genom ökad tillgång till finansiering för klimatanpassning genom prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs). De huvudsakliga förväntade resultaten är, i korthet: 1. Effektiv finansieringsmekanism etablerad och operationaliserad 2. Klimatförändringar tagna i beaktande i distriktens plan- och budgetprocesser 3. Klimatsäkrade investeringar (infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur) 4. Uppföljning och utvärdering för lärande 5. Förberedelser för en nationell uppskalningsfas (från 2023 och framåt) Det föreslagna programmet kommer at genomföras under 2018-2023 i disktrikten Massingir, Guijá, Mabalande och Chicualacuala i Gaza-provinsen (pågående pilotfas sedan 2015) med gradvis uppskalning i dessa distrikt och replikering i Chigubo, Massangena, Chókwe och Chibuto i Gaza samt i distrikten Jangamo, Panda, Funhalouro, Govuro och Mabote i Inhambane-provinsen. Urval av provinser och distrikt har gjorts på basis av en analys av sårbarhet för klimatförändringar, i konsultation med berörda parter. Ambassaden avser avtala med UNCDF (FNs Kapitalutvecklingsfond)(huvudkontoret i New York), vars programledning sköts av deras lokala representation i Maputo, Mocambique. Den totala budgeten är ca 138,1 MSEK, av vilka ambassaden ombeds bidra med 113,1 MSEK (inkl avgift till UNCDF). UNCDFs bidrag om ca 25 MSEK kommer att mobiliseras från Belgien och från annat globalt program- eller kärnstöd. De ungefär 50% av den totala budgeten som allokeras till investeringsbidragen (PBCRGs) vidareförmedlas av UNCDF till Mocambique, för användning på distriktsnivå under gällande regelverk för offentlig upphandling. De kvarvarande ca 50% av finansieringen, för kapacitetsutveckling och andra kostnader, hanteras av UNCDF (som använder samma finansiella regelverk som UNDP). Den centrala tanken bakom LoCAL Mozambique är att bidra med finansiering i form av prestationsbaserade investeringsbidrag (PBCRGs) för insatser som prioriterats av lokalbefolkningen i PLAs, både infrastruktur och icke-infrastruktur, ej på hushållsnivå. Exempel på PBCRGs under den pågående pilotfasen av LoCAL; Utrustning för dricksvattenförsörjning och bevattningssystem, delar av en förlossningsavdelning, damm för insamling av regnvatten för boskap och odling, transformatorstation för elförsörjning från elnätet (för bevattningsanläggning), nytt tak på en grundskola, och ett Center för utbildning i klimatresilient boskapsuppfödning. Budgeten per projekt under byggsäsongen 2017/2018 ligger mellan 0,4 MSEK-1,1 MSEK. Investeringsbidragen är prestations-baserade. I ett första steg appliceras en formel för allokering av tillgänglig finansiering mellan de deltagande distriken baserad på befolkning och storlek. Från och med 2a året omfördelas de årliga allokeringarna baserat på poäng erhållna i årliga resultatbedömningar av distrikten. De fördefinierade kriterierna för bedömning av distrikt faller under rubrikerna Offentlig Finansiell Styrning och Förvaltning, Livsmedelssäkerhet och Nutrition, och Anpassning till Klimatförändringar. Programmet emotser att storskalig finansiering av klimatanpassning i framtiden kommer att finnas tillgänglig för uppskalning och och replikering av lokala anpassningsåtgärder i Mocambique, efter det föreslagna programmet, och avser bygga kapacitet att attrahera och effektivt omsätta sådan finansiering i konkreta resultat. UNCDF ansvarar för programmet, inklusive vidareförmedling till Mocambique. Ambassaden kommer att följa upp avtalsvillkor och resultat, och delta som observatör i programmets styrkommittee. Prioriterade frågor och lämpliga fora för dialog och uppföljning har identifierats. Insatsen förlängs till juni 2027 för att möjliggöra för UNCDF att följa upp att de medel UNCDF har betalat ut till lokala myndigheter används korrekt The proposed contribution "Local Climate Adaptive Living - LoCAL Mozambique" aims to improve resilience to climate change at district level through increase in access to climate change adaptation financing through performance-based climate resilient grants (PBCRG). The expected long-term impact is "Improved food security & nutrition and reduced vulnerability of people in 13 districts in Gaza and Inhambane from 2018-2023". The main expected results are: 1. Effective performance-based climate resilient grant system (finance mechanism) is established in Mozambique and operational for additional funding" 2. Inclusive, effective and accountable climate change- mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level 3. Climate change resilient investments (services and infrastructure) are managed efficiently and effectively and transparently implemented by the participating districts through the PBCRG (Performance Based Climate Resilient Grant) system. 4. Monitoring and evaluation for Learning.M&E system and lessons learned and national policies informed about experiences from launch of LoCAL and integration of climate change in all steps of the local PFM process and improvements of the PFM 5. Completed roll-out plans and capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme (beyond 2023). The LoCAL programme contributes mainly to strategy objective 1.2 "Enhanced adaptation and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters" of the Swedish Development Cooperation strategy (2022-2026). But also complements other strategy goals/support areas, namely the support area 2 governance and democracy that delivers human rights and 3 inclusive economic development. In addition, the contribution complements other Swedish financed projects especially in provinces where renewable energy contributions are being implemented. he updated outputs and targets of the contributions are: 1. Effective gender sensitive performance-based climate resilient grant system (financing mechanism) is implemented in new districts and operational for additional funding. Targets: all districts/municipalities present gender-disaggregated data by the end of the programme.  2. Inclusive, gender positive, effective and accountable climate change mainstreamed planning and budgeting processes at the district level in a participatory manner. Target: a minimum 2 capacity building interventions conducted to strengthen the capacity of districts/municipalities to plan and budget for climate change related interventions per district per year. 3. The PBCRG system is effectively and sustainable established, with climate change, gender sensitive, resilient investments - infrastructure and services are managed transparently. Target: by the end of the programme all districts have Institutionalized the PBCRG system, including financial flow, minimal conditions-MCs, Performance Measures, formula for the PBCRG, investment menu and related manual for the annual performance assessment - APA.  4. M&E system and lessons learned to inform national policies about experiences from launch of LoCAL; the role of local governments-the PBCRGS in addressing climate change are recognized at National level. Target: List of climate resilient activities implemented and accounted for, in the targeted districts/municipalities in accordance with the programme investment menu (annually) with a minimum of 2 investments per target district/municipality per year. 5. Completed roll-out plans and gender sensitive capacity building support for new districts in new province(s) by end of programme. Target: by the end of the programme all coastal districts/municipalities of initiatives provinces are technically and financially supported by the programmed initiative with the PBCRGs established. Updated from 2026-2027 work plan: - The above core objectives still valid for the last implementation period. However the focus will be on ensuring completion of all planned activities as well as  outputs and targets. Sweden UNCDF/United Nations Capital Development Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Mozambique 1.4 - By 2030, ensure that all men and women, in particular the poor and the vulnerable, have equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to basic services, ownership and control over land and other forms of property, inheritance, natural resources, appropriate new technology and financial services, including microfinance. 1.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla män och kvinnor, i synnerhet de fattiga och de utsatta, har lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, tillgång till grundläggande tjänster, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till arv, naturresurser, lämplig ny teknik och finansiella tjänster, inklusive mikrokrediter. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 15.9 - Senast 2020 integrera ekosystemens och den biologiska mångfaldens värden i nationella och lokala planerings- och utvecklingsprocesser, i strategier för fattigdomsminskning samt i räkenskaper. 15.9 - By 2020, integrate ecosystem and biodiversity values into national and local planning, development processes, poverty reduction strategies and accounts. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 64000000 79000000 65000000 0 0 0 0 79000000 0 65000000 0 12000000 52000000 0 208000000 Government of Mozambique 12000000 Government of Mozambique 52000000 Government of Mozambique 79000000 Government of Mozambique 65000000 Government of Mozambique Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Enhanced adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change, and environmental and natural disasters. Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened democracy and increased respect for human rights and the rule of law, including decreased levels of corruption. Stärkt demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer inklusive minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51140115 Sweden Core support to the statistics agency INE in Mozambique, through a Common fund, together with other donors. Also targeted support for gender statistics as well as a special focus on results-based management, through a planned procurement of services in relation to the planning unit at INE. Kärnstöd till statistikbyrån INE i Mocambique, med mål att öka möjligheter till samhällsplanering och demokratiskt deltagande. Insatsen innehåller även en öronmärkt, strategisk komponent för att förbättra statistisk rapportering om jämställdhet. The development objective of the intervention is to contribute to a democratic development, to participation, enlightened debate, well grounded research and policy planning and follow up of development policies by furnishing Mozambican general public and institutions, as well as international community with quality statistics. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Statistical capacity building Other Social Infrastructure & Services INE has during the last few years grown to become an independent and strong institution for official statistics. The Swedish support through the Common Fund has been crucial for this development. Particularly the statistics on economic and social development have improved, as has the level of methodological  expertise in relation to surveys. special areas of improvement have been in national accounts and government finance, where SEN is now producing good quality data in 2018. Under the cooperation with ScanStat (Statistics Sweden, Norway and Denmark)  there was a very strong focus on the 5-year Household Budget Surveys (IOF) and the INCAF (a quarterly survey on living conditions). In total 25 missions were carried out in this area. While the IOF realisation has clearly improved thanks to TA of Scanstat it is also noteworthy to indicate that the continuous household budget surveying methodology and tool, in spite of considerable attention by the Scanstat consortium, has been discontinued in 2017, thus not all investments in this area have been sustainable.  Progress in statistical development in Mozambique has been significant from 2008 to 2013, but in more recent years, it has slowed down considerably, with a recent recovery in 2018.  This was mainly caused by the reduced availability of survey and population census data needed to measure key socioeconomic indicators and by the lower frequency of these indicators. Nonetheless, the overall index score is much higher than in Zimbabwe and Zambia.   The main challenges identified at the level of the SEN are the budget and capacity constraints related with the realisation of larger censuses, such as the population census of 2017. The organisation and the logistics for this census were seriously delayed because of budget constraints and renegotiation of contract conditions with a Portuguese service provider in the data collection and processing of the census results. This has also led to more uploading of tasks for INE itself to process and analyse data, causing additional delays.  The website of INE has undergone significant improvements and the availability of statistics data on the website is good and regularly updated. External stakeholders indicate that they make frequent use of statistical information available on the Website.  The provincial statistical offices also show progress, and especially the office in Gaza is said to be of high standards after the long cooperation.        No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51140115-5114011501 Sweden Core support to the statistics agency INE in Mozambique, through a Common fund, together with other donors. Also targeted support for gender statistics as well as a special focus on results-based management, through a planned procurement of services in relation to the planning unit at INE. Kärnstöd till statistikbyrån INE i Mocambique, med mål att öka möjligheter till samhällsplanering och demokratiskt deltagande. Insatsen innehåller även en öronmärkt, strategisk komponent för att förbättra statistisk rapportering om jämställdhet. The development objective of the intervention is to contribute to a democratic development, to participation, enlightened debate, well grounded research and policy planning and follow up of development policies by furnishing Mozambican general public and institutions, as well as international community with quality statistics. Sweden MF-DNT/Fundo Comum-INE-2008-2012/Ministerio da Economia e Financas Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency INE/Instituto Nacional de Estatisticas de Mocambique Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 15000000 7650000 0 0 0 0 0 0 -15000000 7500000 15000000 7500000 0 0 15000000 15000000 -15000000 0 7500000 7650000 -15000000 0 0 0 -7500000 22650000 INE/Instituto Nacional de Estatisticas de Mocambique 15000000 INE/Instituto Nacional de Estatisticas de Mocambique 7650000 INE/Instituto Nacional de Estatisticas de Mocambique Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Stronger democratic institutions and increased capacity in public administration Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökad kapacitet i den offentliga förvaltningen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Mozambique’s revenues to be mobilised, used and accounted for in a more transparent, sustainable and effective way that benefits the entire population Mocambiques intäkter mobiliseras, används och redovisas på ett mer transparent, hållbart och effektivt sätt som kommer hela befolkningen till del Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased transparency, with a particular focus on citizens’ access to information on political and public decisions Ökad öppenhet med särskilt fokus på tillgång till information för medborgare om politiska och offentliga beslut Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51140115-5114011502 Sweden Core support to the statistics agency INE in Mozambique, through a Common fund, together with other donors. Also targeted support for gender statistics as well as a special focus on results-based management, through a planned procurement of services in relation to the planning unit at INE. Kärnstöd till statistikbyrån INE i Mocambique, med mål att öka möjligheter till samhällsplanering och demokratiskt deltagande. Insatsen innehåller även en öronmärkt, strategisk komponent för att förbättra statistisk rapportering om jämställdhet. The development objective of the intervention is to contribute to a democratic development, to participation, enlightened debate, well grounded research and policy planning and follow up of development policies by furnishing Mozambican general public and institutions, as well as international community with quality statistics. Sweden MF-DNT/Fundo Comum-INE-2008-2012/Ministerio da Economia e Financas Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SPM Consultants KB 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 287532 198402 0 0 145107 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 142425 0 0 0 66472 0 131930 0 485934 SPM Consultants KB 145107.2 SPM Consultants KB 142424.65 SPM Consultants KB 131929.78 SPM Consultants KB 66472 SPM Consultants KB Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Stronger democratic institutions and increased capacity in public administration Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökad kapacitet i den offentliga förvaltningen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Mozambique’s revenues to be mobilised, used and accounted for in a more transparent, sustainable and effective way that benefits the entire population Mocambiques intäkter mobiliseras, används och redovisas på ett mer transparent, hållbart och effektivt sätt som kommer hela befolkningen till del Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased transparency, with a particular focus on citizens’ access to information on political and public decisions Ökad öppenhet med särskilt fokus på tillgång till information för medborgare om politiska och offentliga beslut Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51140115-5114011503 Sweden Core support to the statistics agency INE in Mozambique, through a Common fund, together with other donors. Also targeted support for gender statistics as well as a special focus on results-based management, through a planned procurement of services in relation to the planning unit at INE. Kärnstöd till statistikbyrån INE i Mocambique, med mål att öka möjligheter till samhällsplanering och demokratiskt deltagande. Insatsen innehåller även en öronmärkt, strategisk komponent för att förbättra statistisk rapportering om jämställdhet. The development objective of the intervention is to contribute to a democratic development, to participation, enlightened debate, well grounded research and policy planning and follow up of development policies by furnishing Mozambican general public and institutions, as well as international community with quality statistics. Sweden MF-DNT/Fundo Comum-INE-2008-2012/Ministerio da Economia e Financas Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency INE/Instituto Nacional de Estatisticas de Mocambique Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 350000 0 350000 0 350000 INE/Instituto Nacional de Estatisticas de Mocambique 350000 INE/Instituto Nacional de Estatisticas de Mocambique Mozambique 2015-2021 Mocambique 2015-2021 Stronger democratic institutions and increased capacity in public administration Stärkta demokratiska institutioner och ökad kapacitet i den offentliga förvaltningen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51140118 Sweden Ipas, a global organization based in the United States, has presented a project proposal aimed at contributing to the roll-out of safe abortion care in Mozambique. The three-year project to be implemented from 15 December 2016 to 31 December 2019 has a total budget of USD 10,000,000, of which SEK 47,060,000 (USD 5,060,000, USD 1 = SEK 9.30) is applied for from Sweden. Furthermore, parts of the total budget will also be financed by "a large anonymous donor" based in the USA and from Ipa's core support from the Netherlands. The expected results of the project are: 1. To have contributed to the creation of a favorable and sustainable policy environment that promotes women's and girls' access to safe abortion; 2. To have contributed to improved access and availability of safe abortion care and contraception for women and girls at more health care units; Increased knowledge and action in young women and girls and strengthened social support networks; 4. New knowledge that is spread. This will be achieved through advocacy work in various forums, technical support, dialogue with target groups and local communities, training of health staff and upgrading of care facilities. The project, which has been designed in dialogue with the Ministry of Health and its partners, aims to help lay the foundation for the Ministry of Health to be able to plan for and offer nationwide abortion care and contraception in accordance with WHO guidelines. Ipas will implement the effort in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and other local partners such as the WHO, UNFPA, local and international civil society organizations, such as Pathfinder International and Population Services International (PSI), and research organizations. Ipas, som är en global organisation med säte i USA, har presenterat ett projekt förslag "Expansion av kvinnors och flickors tillgång till säker abort vård och preventivmedel i Nampula och Zambézia provinserna i Moçambique” som syftar till att bidra till utrullningen av säker abortvård i Moçambique. Det tre-åriga projektet ska genomföras från 15 december 2016 till 31 december 2019 har en total budget på USD 10 000 000 varav SEK 47 060 000 (USD 5 060 000, USD 1=SEK 9,30) söks från Sverige. Vidare kommer delar av den totala budgeten också att finansieras av ”en stor anonym givare” baserad i USA och från Ipas kärnstöd från Nederländerna. Den befintliga sjukvårdsinfrastrukturen i Moçambique har dock begränsad förmåga att tillhandahålla säker abort och preventivmedel till alla som behöver, bl.a. på grund av brist på utbildad hälsopersonal, diskriminerande attityder, hinder för regelbundna leveranser av sjukvårdsprodukter för abort och preventivmedel. Kvinnor och flickor är också ofta omedvetna om sina rättigheter och var man kan få tillgång till dessa hälsotjänster. Projektets förväntade resultat är: 1. Att ha bidragit till skapandet av en gynnsam och hållbar policymiljö som främjar kvinnors och flickors tillfång till säker abort; 2. Att ha bidragit till förbättrad tillgång och tillgängligheten till säker abortvård och preventivmedel för kvinnor och flickor vid fler hälsovårdsenheter; 3. Ökad kunskap och handlingskraft hos unga kvinnor och flickor och stärkta sociala stödnätverk; 4. Ny kunskap som sprids. Detta ska uppnås genom påverkansarbete inom olika forum, tekniskt stöd, dialog med målgrupper och lokalsamhällen, utbildning av hälsopersonal och uppgradering av vårdinrättningar. Ipas kommer att genomföra insatsen i samarbete med hälsoministeriet och andra lokala partners såsom WHO, UNFPA, lokala och internationella civilsamhällesorganisationer, såsom Pathfinder International och Population Services International (PSI), och forskningsorganisationer. The goal of the project is to improve the knowledge, ability, opportunities, and choices of women and girls in Mozambique to access safe, high-quality abortion care and contraception. Ipas would achieve this goal through the following four outcome areas: •outcome 1: support the creation of an enabling and sustained policy environment for access to safe abortion for women and girls. •outcome 2: improved availability and accessibility of services for girls and young women through multiple points of care. •outcome 3: increased young womens and girls knowledge, agency and strengthened their social support networks; and •outcome 4: new knowledge generated and disseminated. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Mozambique Reproductive health care Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health OUTCOME 1: SUPPORTED THE CREATION OF ENABLING AND SUSTAINED POLICY ENVIRONMENT FOR ACCESS TO SAFE ABORTION FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS •Approval and promulgation of Mozambiques revised Penal Code that includes language that improves (Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights) SRHR and Comprehensive Abortion Care (CAC) access; •Development and approval of Clinical Standards and Guidelines. •Inclusion of mifepristone in the Input Acquisition Plan of Maternal Health Program, although still waiting to be included on the National List of Essential Medicines. •Approval of monitoring guidelines (supervision and mentoring checklists) to optimize MCH services, including sexual and reproductive health and CAC services. •Develop a pilot instrument to monitor main CAC indicators at provincial level and has been used as evidence to improve the gynecological urgency Book now in revision. •Approval of a National Communications Campaign to inform and promote abortion services and Post Abortion Family Planning. •Preparation of national guidance for recommended SRH service flow in the context of COVID-19, and general guidelines for the prevention of COVID-19. •Strengthened the skills of the SRH group members in using the SIGLUS platform so health facilities could better monitor drug stocks and reduce the incidence of stock-outs. •Defined strategies to improve CAC indicators for postabortion contraception coverage and pain management, and established a multidisciplinary team to monitor the program at the facility and district level. OUTCOME 2: IMPROVED AVAILABILITY AND ACCESSIBILITY OF SERVICES FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN THROUGH MULTIPLE POINTS OF CARE •Ipas partnered with the Ministry of Health to design activities to strengthen the public health systems capacity to offer high-quality comprehensive abortion and contraceptive services. Over 6 years, Ipas sensitized public-sector staff, trained providers, and equipped and renovated facilities in the two target provinces. Some of the interventions results are briefly listed below: •41 Health facilities supported in Nampula and Zambezia provinces. •Rehabilitated and/or equipped a total of 39 gynaecological emergency rooms with minimum quality standards, improving privacy and confidentiality. •Established a province-level training center at an existing public- sector health-care facility for subsequent Training of Trainer (TOT). •Built a network of 32 provincial Master Trainers that are equipped with the necessary competence and confidence to lead subsequent CAC trainings for health service providers in the provinces in partnership with the Institute of Psychology, DPS Nampula and DPS Zambézia provinces. •Supported MoH in developing guidance for healthcare providers and health facility managers to ensure access to SRH services including abortion services during the COVID-19 period. •Monitoring and mentoring tools for CAC services throughout the country designed and officially approved. •42 district health statistics technicians and Heads of the District Statistics Centers (NEDs), 36 district maternal and child health supervisors and one general medicine technician trained on Data Monitoring and Evaluating System. •Two Training centers rehabilitated and equipped to serve as public training centers for CAC. •744 public health providers (MCH nurses, general practitioners and specialists), 42 SAAJ providers and 30 MCH teachers trained in comprehensive abortion care services. •77 health workers (18 in Nampula and 59 in the Zambézia) who deal with emergency obstetric care in partnership with Mozambican Association of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists. •165 public sector pharmacists, 33 private pharmacist and 192 health managers trained to ensure provision of Medical Abortion information and supplies. •Developed and updated training materials and capacity-building frameworks including regular refresher and mentorship sessions. •A hotline on WhatsApp for anonymous SRHR questions and/or to locate/connect with 295 members and trusted providers and trainers created. •Virtual technical support and CAC service availability during COVID-19 pandemic in Nampula, Zambézia provinces ensured. •22 monitoring clinical visits at selected facilities to assess the quality and sustainability of CAC services conducted. •Provincial clinical mentoring networks for CAC in Nampula and Zambézia composed of 25 mentors established. •2,651 community intermediaries who take part in Ipas activities to ensure provision of Medical Abortion information, supplies, and referral linkages. •Alô Vida hotline care for patients seeking information about abortion and post-abortion care services in gynecological consultations for the self-use abortion strategy. OUTCOME 3: INCREASED YOUNG WOMENS AND GIRLS KNOWLEDGE AND AGENCY AND STRENGTHENED THEIR SOCIAL SUPPORT NETWORKS •Ipas supported 33 youth-friendly health service (SAAJ) corners, 16 in Zambezia and 17 in Nampula, providing technical assistance to health providers to strengthen the referral of adolescents for CAC services. The SAAJ corners are a key link between the community and CAC services at health facilities. • In an effort to engage teachers and community leaders who support youth corners, Ipas conducted VCAT workshops aimed at reducing stigma and discrimination around gender-based violence. In Nampula, 48 teachers and 37 community leaders from 8 districts participated in the workshops, including Nampula, Rapale, Ribaué, Murrupula, Mogovolas, Meconta, Eráti and Muecate. In Zambezia province, 38 teachers and 30 community leaders from Mocuba, Quelimane, Nicoadala and Namacurra districts were reached •In 2021, with support from Ipas and the Technical Working Group, MoH approved the First communications Strategy on abortion in Mozambique. Ipas Mozambique developed a training package for Community stakeholders on this strategy and trained trainers in each province to support dissemination. The research, titled Understanding barriers and facilitators to safe abortion options in Nampula and Zambézia provinces was conducted in 2018 in three communities in Nampula province (Nampula City, Nacala-Porto and Mogovolas) and three communities in Zambézia province (Quelimane, Mocuba and Mugeba locality in Mocuba district). The research helps fill a critical evidence gap vis-à-vis abortion in Mozambique. It was useful to inform the MoH National Plan with latest evidence on young women´s and girls´s abortion experience and preferences. KEY INSIGHTS OF ABORTION KAP STUDY •Unwanted pregnancy and abortion cause significant physical and emotional wide-ranging impact on womens and girls lives because of prevalent stigma and discrimination against women and girls; •Although abortion is perceived as risky and undesirable, it is often seen as the only option for a woman or girl wanting to avoid the consequences of an unwanted pregnancy; •Abortion is not seen by girls as a right, but rather the end of a shameful, unsustainable situation, or as a way of avoiding the far-reaching consequences of a pregnancy; •Gender roles have a strong influence on the outcomes of unwanted pregnancies and abortions; and •Lack of knowledge about safe options for abortion, fear of the familys reaction to the pregnancy, rejection by the partner, and fear of stigmatization often lead girls to procure an unsafe abortion in secret. OUTCOME 4: NEW KNOWLEDGE GENERATED AND DISSEMINATED •Community Radio is one of the main actors of Ipas Communication Strategy. After a mapping, Ipas established 21 community radio stations partnerships (9 of Nampula and 12 of Zambezia) to promote SRHR and community engagement activities around safe abortion. •Ipas trained 26 media professionals on SRHR including safe abortion and contraception, relevant laws, policies and regulations, and use of VCAT to bring out and address values conflicts and stigma surrounding SRHR and abortion and contraceptive services. The training was conducted in collaboration with the Institute of Social Communication and Health Promotion Office within the Department of Public Health and DPS in Nampula and Zambézia provinces. •All stations are under the supervision of Social and Communication Institute (ICS), Community Radio Forum (FORCOM) and the Ministry of Science and Technology/UNESCO, all produced radio programs that integrate SRHR content that include contraception, and all stations hold a commitment to using radio to promote public health more broadly (e.g. education on malaria and other diseases). In terms of reach, its estimated that the Community Radio stations reached an audience of about 2,520,000 listeners, with about 1,710,000 listeners in Zambézia and about 810,000 listeners in Nampula. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51140118-5114011801 Sweden Ipas, a global organization based in the United States, has presented a project proposal aimed at contributing to the roll-out of safe abortion care in Mozambique. The three-year project to be implemented from 15 December 2016 to 31 December 2019 has a total budget of USD 10,000,000, of which SEK 47,060,000 (USD 5,060,000, USD 1 = SEK 9.30) is applied for from Sweden. Furthermore, parts of the total budget will also be financed by "a large anonymous donor" based in the USA and from Ipa's core support from the Netherlands. The expected results of the project are: 1. To have contributed to the creation of a favorable and sustainable policy environment that promotes women's and girls' access to safe abortion; 2. To have contributed to improved access and availability of safe abortion care and contraception for women and girls at more health care units; Increased knowledge and action in young women and girls and strengthened social support networks; 4. New knowledge that is spread. This will be achieved through advocacy work in various forums, technical support, dialogue with target groups and local communities, training of health staff and upgrading of care facilities. The project, which has been designed in dialogue with the Ministry of Health and its partners, aims to help lay the foundation for the Ministry of Health to be able to plan for and offer nationwide abortion care and contraception in accordance with WHO guidelines. Ipas will implement the effort in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and other local partners such as the WHO, UNFPA, local and international civil society organizations, such as Pathfinder International and Population Services International (PSI), and research organizations. Ipas, som är en global organisation med säte i USA, har presenterat ett projekt förslag "Expansion av kvinnors och flickors tillgång till säker abort vård och preventivmedel i Nampula och Zambézia provinserna i Moçambique” som syftar till att bidra till utrullningen av säker abortvård i Moçambique. Det tre-åriga projektet ska genomföras från 15 december 2016 till 31 december 2019 har en total budget på USD 10 000 000 varav SEK 47 060 000 (USD 5 060 000, USD 1=SEK 9,30) söks från Sverige. Vidare kommer delar av den totala budgeten också att finansieras av ”en stor anonym givare” baserad i USA och från Ipas kärnstöd från Nederländerna. Den befintliga sjukvårdsinfrastrukturen i Moçambique har dock begränsad förmåga att tillhandahålla säker abort och preventivmedel till alla som behöver, bl.a. på grund av brist på utbildad hälsopersonal, diskriminerande attityder, hinder för regelbundna leveranser av sjukvårdsprodukter för abort och preventivmedel. Kvinnor och flickor är också ofta omedvetna om sina rättigheter och var man kan få tillgång till dessa hälsotjänster. Projektets förväntade resultat är: 1. Att ha bidragit till skapandet av en gynnsam och hållbar policymiljö som främjar kvinnors och flickors tillfång till säker abort; 2. Att ha bidragit till förbättrad tillgång och tillgängligheten till säker abortvård och preventivmedel för kvinnor och flickor vid fler hälsovårdsenheter; 3. Ökad kunskap och handlingskraft hos unga kvinnor och flickor och stärkta sociala stödnätverk; 4. Ny kunskap som sprids. Detta ska uppnås genom påverkansarbete inom olika forum, tekniskt stöd, dialog med målgrupper och lokalsamhällen, utbildning av hälsopersonal och uppgradering av vårdinrättningar. Ipas kommer att genomföra insatsen i samarbete med hälsoministeriet och andra lokala partners såsom WHO, UNFPA, lokala och internationella civilsamhällesorganisationer, såsom Pathfinder International och Population Services International (PSI), och forskningsorganisationer. The goal of the project is to improve the knowledge, ability, opportunities, and choices of women and girls in Mozambique to access safe, high-quality abortion care and contraception. Ipas would achieve this goal through the following four outcome areas: •outcome 1: support the creation of an enabling and sustained policy environment for access to safe abortion for women and girls. •outcome 2: improved availability and accessibility of services for girls and young women through multiple points of care. •outcome 3: increased young womens and girls knowledge, agency and strengthened their social support networks; and •outcome 4: new knowledge generated and disseminated. Sweden Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 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The three-year project to be implemented from 15 December 2016 to 31 December 2019 has a total budget of USD 10,000,000, of which SEK 47,060,000 (USD 5,060,000, USD 1 = SEK 9.30) is applied for from Sweden. Furthermore, parts of the total budget will also be financed by "a large anonymous donor" based in the USA and from Ipa's core support from the Netherlands. The expected results of the project are: 1. To have contributed to the creation of a favorable and sustainable policy environment that promotes women's and girls' access to safe abortion; 2. To have contributed to improved access and availability of safe abortion care and contraception for women and girls at more health care units; Increased knowledge and action in young women and girls and strengthened social support networks; 4. New knowledge that is spread. This will be achieved through advocacy work in various forums, technical support, dialogue with target groups and local communities, training of health staff and upgrading of care facilities. The project, which has been designed in dialogue with the Ministry of Health and its partners, aims to help lay the foundation for the Ministry of Health to be able to plan for and offer nationwide abortion care and contraception in accordance with WHO guidelines. Ipas will implement the effort in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and other local partners such as the WHO, UNFPA, local and international civil society organizations, such as Pathfinder International and Population Services International (PSI), and research organizations. Ipas, som är en global organisation med säte i USA, har presenterat ett projekt förslag "Expansion av kvinnors och flickors tillgång till säker abort vård och preventivmedel i Nampula och Zambézia provinserna i Moçambique” som syftar till att bidra till utrullningen av säker abortvård i Moçambique. Det tre-åriga projektet ska genomföras från 15 december 2016 till 31 december 2019 har en total budget på USD 10 000 000 varav SEK 47 060 000 (USD 5 060 000, USD 1=SEK 9,30) söks från Sverige. Vidare kommer delar av den totala budgeten också att finansieras av ”en stor anonym givare” baserad i USA och från Ipas kärnstöd från Nederländerna. Den befintliga sjukvårdsinfrastrukturen i Moçambique har dock begränsad förmåga att tillhandahålla säker abort och preventivmedel till alla som behöver, bl.a. på grund av brist på utbildad hälsopersonal, diskriminerande attityder, hinder för regelbundna leveranser av sjukvårdsprodukter för abort och preventivmedel. Kvinnor och flickor är också ofta omedvetna om sina rättigheter och var man kan få tillgång till dessa hälsotjänster. Projektets förväntade resultat är: 1. Att ha bidragit till skapandet av en gynnsam och hållbar policymiljö som främjar kvinnors och flickors tillfång till säker abort; 2. Att ha bidragit till förbättrad tillgång och tillgängligheten till säker abortvård och preventivmedel för kvinnor och flickor vid fler hälsovårdsenheter; 3. Ökad kunskap och handlingskraft hos unga kvinnor och flickor och stärkta sociala stödnätverk; 4. Ny kunskap som sprids. Detta ska uppnås genom påverkansarbete inom olika forum, tekniskt stöd, dialog med målgrupper och lokalsamhällen, utbildning av hälsopersonal och uppgradering av vårdinrättningar. Ipas kommer att genomföra insatsen i samarbete med hälsoministeriet och andra lokala partners såsom WHO, UNFPA, lokala och internationella civilsamhällesorganisationer, såsom Pathfinder International och Population Services International (PSI), och forskningsorganisationer. The goal of the project is to improve the knowledge, ability, opportunities, and choices of women and girls in Mozambique to access safe, high-quality abortion care and contraception. Ipas would achieve this goal through the following four outcome areas: •outcome 1: support the creation of an enabling and sustained policy environment for access to safe abortion for women and girls. •outcome 2: improved availability and accessibility of services for girls and young women through multiple points of care. •outcome 3: increased young womens and girls knowledge, agency and strengthened their social support networks; and •outcome 4: new knowledge generated and disseminated. Sweden Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3636880 3636880 0 0 0 3636880 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights 3636880 Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Increased gender equality, including access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). Ökad jämställdhet inklusive tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, SRHR Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-51140118-5114011807 Sweden Ipas, a global organization based in the United States, has presented a project proposal aimed at contributing to the roll-out of safe abortion care in Mozambique. The three-year project to be implemented from 15 December 2016 to 31 December 2019 has a total budget of USD 10,000,000, of which SEK 47,060,000 (USD 5,060,000, USD 1 = SEK 9.30) is applied for from Sweden. Furthermore, parts of the total budget will also be financed by "a large anonymous donor" based in the USA and from Ipa's core support from the Netherlands. The expected results of the project are: 1. To have contributed to the creation of a favorable and sustainable policy environment that promotes women's and girls' access to safe abortion; 2. To have contributed to improved access and availability of safe abortion care and contraception for women and girls at more health care units; Increased knowledge and action in young women and girls and strengthened social support networks; 4. New knowledge that is spread. This will be achieved through advocacy work in various forums, technical support, dialogue with target groups and local communities, training of health staff and upgrading of care facilities. The project, which has been designed in dialogue with the Ministry of Health and its partners, aims to help lay the foundation for the Ministry of Health to be able to plan for and offer nationwide abortion care and contraception in accordance with WHO guidelines. Ipas will implement the effort in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and other local partners such as the WHO, UNFPA, local and international civil society organizations, such as Pathfinder International and Population Services International (PSI), and research organizations. Ipas, som är en global organisation med säte i USA, har presenterat ett projekt förslag "Expansion av kvinnors och flickors tillgång till säker abort vård och preventivmedel i Nampula och Zambézia provinserna i Moçambique” som syftar till att bidra till utrullningen av säker abortvård i Moçambique. Det tre-åriga projektet ska genomföras från 15 december 2016 till 31 december 2019 har en total budget på USD 10 000 000 varav SEK 47 060 000 (USD 5 060 000, USD 1=SEK 9,30) söks från Sverige. Vidare kommer delar av den totala budgeten också att finansieras av ”en stor anonym givare” baserad i USA och från Ipas kärnstöd från Nederländerna. Den befintliga sjukvårdsinfrastrukturen i Moçambique har dock begränsad förmåga att tillhandahålla säker abort och preventivmedel till alla som behöver, bl.a. på grund av brist på utbildad hälsopersonal, diskriminerande attityder, hinder för regelbundna leveranser av sjukvårdsprodukter för abort och preventivmedel. Kvinnor och flickor är också ofta omedvetna om sina rättigheter och var man kan få tillgång till dessa hälsotjänster. Projektets förväntade resultat är: 1. Att ha bidragit till skapandet av en gynnsam och hållbar policymiljö som främjar kvinnors och flickors tillfång till säker abort; 2. Att ha bidragit till förbättrad tillgång och tillgängligheten till säker abortvård och preventivmedel för kvinnor och flickor vid fler hälsovårdsenheter; 3. Ökad kunskap och handlingskraft hos unga kvinnor och flickor och stärkta sociala stödnätverk; 4. Ny kunskap som sprids. Detta ska uppnås genom påverkansarbete inom olika forum, tekniskt stöd, dialog med målgrupper och lokalsamhällen, utbildning av hälsopersonal och uppgradering av vårdinrättningar. Ipas kommer att genomföra insatsen i samarbete med hälsoministeriet och andra lokala partners såsom WHO, UNFPA, lokala och internationella civilsamhällesorganisationer, såsom Pathfinder International och Population Services International (PSI), och forskningsorganisationer. The goal of the project is to improve the knowledge, ability, opportunities, and choices of women and girls in Mozambique to access safe, high-quality abortion care and contraception. Ipas would achieve this goal through the following four outcome areas: •outcome 1: support the creation of an enabling and sustained policy environment for access to safe abortion for women and girls. •outcome 2: improved availability and accessibility of services for girls and young women through multiple points of care. •outcome 3: increased young womens and girls knowledge, agency and strengthened their social support networks; and •outcome 4: new knowledge generated and disseminated. Sweden Ipas - Protecting Women’s Health, Advancing Women’s Reproductive Rights Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1500000 0 0 0 0 0 897943 1500000 NIRAS Sweden AB 897943.14 NIRAS Sweden AB Mozambique 2022-2026 Mocambique 2022-2026 Increased gender equality, including access to, and respect for, sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). Ökad jämställdhet inklusive tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter, SRHR Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-51160032 Sweden Evaluation, studies and other essentials as preparation for, or part of, the appraisal of continued research collaboration with National University of Rwanda. Utvärdering, studier och annat som förberedelse eller del av beredning av fortsatt stöd inom forskningssamarbetet med National University of Rwanda. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Rwanda Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector SE-0-SE-6-51160032-5116003201 Sweden Evaluation, studies and other essentials as preparation for, or part of, the appraisal of continued research collaboration with National University of Rwanda. Utvärdering, studier och annat som förberedelse eller del av beredning av fortsatt stöd inom forskningssamarbetet med National University of Rwanda. 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Utvärdering, studier och annat som förberedelse eller del av beredning av fortsatt stöd inom forskningssamarbetet med National University of Rwanda. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 139069 139069.28 Other Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-51160032-5116003203 Sweden Evaluation, studies and other essentials as preparation for, or part of, the appraisal of continued research collaboration with National University of Rwanda. Utvärdering, studier och annat som förberedelse eller del av beredning av fortsatt stöd inom forskningssamarbetet med National University of Rwanda. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1116518 355163.1499999999 Other 761355 Other Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-51170000 Sweden Reference is made to the request from the Ministry of Finance, Tanzania, in December 2014 requesting Sweden for a financial contribution of 600 000 000 SEK from Sweden and £ 30 000 000 from the United Kingdom to the government agency Rural Energy Agency (REA) for the 2015-2019 period with the purpose of scaling up modern rural energy access. The development objective of the intervention is poverty alleviation in rural mainland Tanzania through the providing of access to modern energy services based on renewable resources. Lack of access to electricity has been shown and is widely accepted as one of the main constraints to growth.REA was established in 2007 under the Rural Energy Act to promote and facilitate access to modern energy services in rural areas of mainland Tanzania by providing grants, subsidies and capacity building to developers of rural energy projects. The ambition in Tanzania is to increase energy access in the rural areas from 21% in 2014 to 50% per cent by 2020. In this regard REF is key to reach those results.The overall objective of the proposed programme is to contribute to the Tanzanian Government’s aim to reach the UN initiative Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) ambition of universal energy access by 2030. Support to energy use that will lead to increased economic activity will be stimluated, with specific focus on female business owners. The Programme will also have incentives for connecting the poorer household segments, where female headed households are constituting a large share.The Programme funds will be divided into two REF financing windows: The on-grid electrification window includes two predefined village electrification schemes as well as two Result Based Finance (RBF) pilots which will be tested for so called densification of connections. It also includes a sum that will be used for distribution extensions based on RBF but defined more specifically at a later stage through the annual planning process. Parts of the financing in this on-grid window will be used for technical assistance and community mobilization.The off-grid, private sector renewable energy window aims at attracting and leveraging private sector finance by applying various financial instruments with the threefold purpose of;• Increasing access to renewable energy services in rural areas not yet reached by the national grid;• Achieve a market expansion for rural renewable energy provision;• Reaching the poorest household segment (‘Bottom of the Pyramid’) in already electrified areasDue to the required in-depth knowledge of selecting and applying suitable financial instruments, REA will outsource the financial management of both the on-grid as well as the off-grid component to a Trust Agent. The Trust Agent is the commercial bank Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB, and has been selected through a procurement process. The Programme will be closely coordinated and aligned with support from other development partners supporting rural renewable energy in Tanzania. These include support from World Bank, IFC and USAID, EU and Norway. Division of labour, joint technical assistance, joint programming and allocation of expertise, joint monitoring system, and financial instruments complementarities are main features of this coordination.The Programme will provide predictable funding in support of REA’s goals and priorities, as embedded in REA’s five year Strategic Plan 2012/13 – 2016/17 adopted by the Rural Energy Board, and will be highly relevant to Tanzania’s national development priorities in the Five Year Development Plan as well as the Second National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (MKUKUTA II). Sveriges ambassad i Tanzania mottog i december 2014 en förfrågan från Tanzanias finansministerie för stöd om 600 000 000 SEK till Rural Energy Agency juli 2015 - juni 2020. Stödet avser landsbygdselektrifiering med ökad andel förnybara energislag. Målet med insatsen är fattigdomsbekämpning på landsbygden genom tillhandahållande av tillförlitlig elektricitet. Avsaknad av tillgång till elektricitet är allmänt ansett som ett av de största hindren för utveckling. Den statliga myndigheten Rural Energy Agency (REA) inrättades 2007 i syfte att facilitera tillgången till moderna energitjänster på landsbydgen i Tanzania genom tillhandahållande av gåvomedel, subventioner och stöd till utvecklare av rurala energiprojekt. Tanzania har som mål att öka tillgången till elektricitet på landsbygden från 21% (2014) till 50% (2020). REA är en viktig aktör för att uppnå detta mål. Till sitt förfogande har REA en fond, Rural Energy Fund (REF) för att finansiera energiprojekt på landsbygden. Projekten initieras och genomförs av såväl det statliga elbolaget TANESCO som privata aktörer. Med anledning av sin förfrågan om finansiering från Sida och brittiska biståndsmyndigheten DFID har REA tagit fram ett programdokument ”Sida and DfID Financial Support to the Rural Energy Fund (REF), Tanzania” daterat 8 juni 2015 som grundar sig på REAs fyraåriga strategiska plan. I programdokumentet beskrivs REAs och REFs verksamhet och planer för landsbygdselektrifiering. Det efterfrågade stödet avser 600 000 000 SEK från Sverige till REAs fond för landsbygdselektrifiering Rural Energy Fund (REF) samt £ 30 000 000 från DfID. Sida och DFID har överenskommit att Sida ska administrera stödet från DFID, vilket innebär att Sverige kommer ingå avtal med Tanzania om hela beloppet för REF inklusive de brittiska medlen. Av Sveriges bidrag avses 500 000 000 SEK avsättas för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät. Kvarvarande 100 000 000 SEK tillsammans med DFIDs £ 30 000 000 avses avsättas för projekt i områden där det idag inte finns något kraftnät. Det senare ska ske genom privatsektorledda investeringar i förnybar energi, framför allt s.k. Green Mini Grids, GMG. Kriterier för finansiering från REF är angivna i programdokumentet. Formerna för finansering av projekt beror på vem som är genomförare. Vissa av projekten kommer genomföras av TANESCO medan andra genomförs av privata aktörer. Vad gäller finansieringen av TANESCOs projekt kommer två fördefinierade projekt finansieras genom vanlig bidragsfinansiering. Övriga projekt som TANESCO genomför, som ännu inte är exakt geografiskt definierade, kommer tillämpa principen att TANESCO får betalt i efterskott med en viss summa per anslutning. Vad gäller projekten som genomförs av privata aktörer kommer REA gå ut med s.k. call for proposals där de bjuder in företag att inkomma med förslag på genomförande av elektrifieringsprojekt. Projekten värderas bl.a. enligt teknisk standard och företagens kapacitet att genomföra projekten. De förslag som möter uppsatta kriterier kommer därefter ingå kontrakt med REA där företagen åtar sig att ansluta ett visst antal hushåll medan REA åtar sig att utbetala till företagen en viss summa pengar per anslutning. Dessa pengar betalas ut efter det att anslutningarna verifierats av oberoende part. Projektförslagen kommer inte ha något prismässigt konkurrenselement. Snarare kommer kontrakt tecknas allteftersom förslag kommer in (”först till kvarn”). Det ska noteras att omkring 80% av finansieringen av REFs verksamhet beräknas komma från Tanzanias statsbudget genom bl.a. en särskild skatt i eltariffen. Resterande 20% utgörs av externa finansiärer. Det övergripande effektmålet med insatsen är att bidra till Tanzanias mål att uppnå ambitionen i FN-initiativet Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) om universell tillgång till elektricitet senast år 2030. Föreslagna resultat genom insatsen är att uppnå: • Tillgång till elektricitet för minst 1 675 000 personer (335 000 hushåll) • Genom tillämpning av olika finansieringsinstrument öka antalet privatsektorinvesteringar i förnybar energi i områden där det idag inte finns kraftnät Insatsen bidrar till att moderna energitjänster ersätter de traditonella på landsbygden. Detta bidrar till hållbarhet främst genom att minska energianvändningens påverkan på människors hälsa och på miljön inklusive det globala klimatet. Ökad tillgång på moderna energitjänster stimulerar även den ekonomiska utvecklingen, höjer levnadsstandarden samt ökar den sociala tryggheten på landsbygden. Hälsoproblemen i hemmen minskar till följd av minskad förbränning av fotogen inomhus, vilket förbättrar främst kvinnors och barns hälsa. I viss mån kan insatsen även bidra till minskat behov av avskogning. För att ytterligare förstärka den finansiella hållbarheten för privata investerare samt för att medverka till ekonomisk utveckling på landsbygden avser insatsen även bidra till en produktiv, tillväxtskapande användning av tillhandahållen energi med fokus på kvinnors företagande. Insatsen ger särskilda incitament för tillhandahållande av elektricitet till de fattigaste hushållen. Detta kan bidra till ökad jämställdhet då hushåll med kvinnor som huvudansvariga är jämförelsevis vanligare i de fattigaste hushållen. Stödet från Sverige och DfID avses indelas i två huvudsakliga områden: - Utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät (on-grid) - Privatsektorledda projekt bortom existerande kraftnät (off-grid) Det förstnämnda består dels av två byelektrifieringsprogram som redan är färdigplanerade och redo att påbörjas och dels av två pilotprojekt. I dessa pilotprojekt avses en resultatbaserad finansering tillämpas för förtätning av anslutningar till kraftnätet för att nå fattigare hushåll som ännu inte är nätanslutna. I denna första del av insatsen ingår även medel för utbyggnad av existerande kraftnät genom resultatbaserad finansering. Denna senare del har ännu inte detaljplanerats utan kommer vara del av kommande årlig planeringsprocess. Del av medlen avsatta för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät avser användas för tekniskt stöd och för dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen. Delen som avser elektrifiering bortom existerande kraftnät ska i huvudsak attrahera och befrämja privatsektorinvesteringar genom att tillhandahålla olika finansiella instrument som ska: • Öka tillgången till förnybar energi i rurala områden som ännu inte är nätanslutna • Utöka marknaden för tillhandahållande av förnybar energi i rurala områden • Uppnå anslutning av de fattigaste hushållen i områden som redan har lokala kraftnät REA har idag inte den finansiella expertisen som behövs för utforma och hantera de finansiella instrumenten som avses användas för tilltänkta privatsektorinvesteringar i rurala områden. REA har därför upphandlat en s.k. Trust Agent som ska tillhandahålla den finansiella expertisen åt REA. Trust Agent är den kommersiella banken Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB. I syfte att möjliggöra investeringar i förnybar energi i rurala områden kommer medlen inom denna del av insatsen användas för: - Resultatbaserad finansiering för privatsektorinvesteringar (nivån på incitamenten beror på investeringskostnaden och den tekniska omfattningen) - Tekniskt stöd för att stärka kapaciteten hos REA, Trust Agent och affärsutvecklare - Projektutvecklingsstöd till lovande affärsförslag inom förnybar energi i rurala områden - Tillhandahållande av affärsmässig expertis för att sluta affärsuppgörelser - Dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen för spridning av teknik för förnybar energi Trust Agent kommer ombesörja utbetalningarna till företagen för genomförande av landsbygdselektrifieringsprojekt efter det att REA har gett klartecken om sådan utbetalning. Utbetalningarna kommer årligen revideras och rapporteras till Sida. Sida kommer även ha kontroll över revisionsprocessen då Sida ska godkänna revisorns uppdragsbeskrivning. Utbetalningarna till TANESCO kommer årligen revideras av rutinerna för revision av TANESCOs finanser. Flera andra givare genomför också insatser i Tanzania för förnybar energi i rurala områden, t.ex. Världsbanken, USAID, IFC, EU och Norge. Den nu aktuella insatsen med finansiering från Sverige och DFID kommer koordineras med dessa och Sverige avser utöka samarbetet för ökad koordinering, gemensam planering, samordning av tekniskt stöd, gemensam övervakning och utvärdering samt ökad komplementaritet. En viktig del av detta är Sidas ledarskap av den informella givargruppen kring rural energiförsörjning. Den föreslagna insatsen med delvis öronmärkta medel till fonden innebär att REA kan ge en tydlig signal till den privata sektorn avseende vilka resurser som finns för finansiering av REAs mål och prioriteringar. Målen och prioriteringarna är beslutade och finns redovisade i REAs femåriga strategiska plan 2012/2013 – 2016/2017. Denna plan är en viktig beståndsdel i Tanzanias nationella femåriga utvecklingsplan samt även Tanzanias andra strategi för fattigdomsbekämpning (MKUKUTA II). Resultatbaserad finansering (RBF) kommer tillämpas av REA inom deras kontrakt med privata investerare för projekt för elektrifiering. Sidas utbetalning kommer inte tillämpa RBF-principer utan kommer baseras på godkända års-planer och budgetar. Dessa utbetalningar kommer förvisso endast göras i mån av behov. Orsaken till att Sida inte tillämpar resultatbaserad finansiering vid utbetalningarna är den höga risken för att medel transfereras alltför långsamt inom det tanzaniska systemet. Om Sida endast betalade ut efter att anslutningar verifierats så finns risk att en investerare inte får betalt förrän långt senare (inom andra Sida-finansierade energiprogram i Tanzania har fördröjningar på upp till ett år förekommit) vilket skulle vara förödande för investerares vilja att delta i programmet. Sida kommer trots detta undersöka möjligheterna att övergå till resultatbaserade utbetalningar under programmets implementering. Avtalet Sida kommer underteckna med tanzaniska finansministeriet utgörs av Sidas mallavtal för dessa samarbeten. Överenskommelsen Sida kommer underteckna med DFID följer den s.k. Nordic Plus-mallen för delegerat samarbete som har förhandlats fram mellan Sida och ett antal likasinnade givare, däribland DFID. The objective with this rural elecrification programme is to electrify large areas of rural Tanzania that have to date not been electrified. This will be achieved both with grid extension projects and with offgrid electrification, e.g. isolated so called minigrids. There will also be densification projects, adding more customers to already electrified rural areas. Electrification is just a means to an end. It will enable e.g. households to light up for children to study better, for charging of phones, watching TV etc. It will also enable smallscale businesses to develop, rural schools to light up, medical clinics to store medicine and provide safer birth deliveries. Generelly, electrification is one of the key enablers for development. The development objective of Tanzania's Rural Energy Agency (REA) and its Rural Energy Fund (REF) is socio-economic development and poverty alleviation in rural Tanzania through the provision of increased access to modern energy services. The overall objective of the Swedish support to REA and the REF is to contribute to reliable and sustainable energy access for poor people with low climate impact, as well as increased procurement transparency and regulatory improvements that strengthens private sector investments in renewable energy. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Electric power transmission and distribution (centralised grids) Energy distribution The Government of Tanzania, through REA and in collaboration with Development Partners (including Sweden), has supported several grid and off-grid projects. These projects involve grid extension and renewable energy sources such as wind, solar, and small hydro, which have significantly contributed to increased power generation, expanded access to electricity, improved power reliability, and environmental protection by reducing carbon dioxide emissions. The CoP and summarised results based on the Annual Progress Report of the financial year July 2024 to June 2025, the report covers the progress of projects implemented with the support of Development Partners (DPs) and the performance of the Rural Energy Fund (REF) in providing modern energy services to rural areas of Mainland Tanzania. Key milestones achieved during the period include: This report presents progress in the implementation of projects covering grid extension, off-grid solutions, clean cooking initiatives, small petroleum stations, and other interventions undertaken by the Agency during the reporting period. Key milestones achieved include the completion of electrification in all 12,318 villages (as per the 2018 Government Notice), representing 100 percent connectivity at the village level through extension of electricity infrastructure to village headquarters. The Agency, in collaboration with Development Partners, continues to implement initiatives aimed at achieving predefined targets and delivering meaningful impact to communities. Notably, REA received an Unqualified Opinion for the Financial Year 2023/24 following an audit conducted by the Controller and Auditor General. The Agency remains committed to ensuring value for money and achieving intended results. Furthermore, REA is actively mobilizing resources to electrify the remaining 31,532 hamlets and to scale up the dissemination of clean cooking solutions. These efforts aim to reduce reliance on firewood and charcoal, which have adverse effects on both the environment and human health. The overarching goal is to achieve 75 percent connectivity and 100 percent access to electricity, alongside 80 percent adoption of clean cooking solutions by 2034, in line with the National Clean Cooking Strategy (20242034). In collaboration with the Government of Norway, the Government of Sweden provided a total grant of TZS 57.9 billion to finance the Backbone Transmission Investment Programme (BTIP) Village Electrification Initiative (VEI). This initiative was implemented across five regions of Mainland Tanzania Iringa, Dodoma, Singida, Tabora, and Shinyanga, and included the construction of the Mtera substation. In addition, Sweden financed the Southern Highlands Village Electrification Project along the MakambakoSongea 220 kV transmission line, covering Njombe and Ruvuma regions. This project, valued at TZS 29 billion, has been successfully completed. Furthermore, the Government of Sweden, in partnership with the Government of Norway and the European Union, financed the Rural Electrification Densification Project II (REDP IIA), with a total value of TZS 139.6 billion. The project was implemented in nine regions: Dodoma, Singida, Tabora, Pwani, Tanga, Kilimanjaro, Mbeya, Mwanza, and Shinyanga. The Government of Sweden, in collaboration with the Government of the United Kingdom through DFID then (now FCDO), also supported offgrid electrification through a ResultsBased Financing (RBF) mechanism, with a total contribution of USD 10.8 million. Sweden has fully disbursed its committed funds under this arrangement, with the agreement scheduled to conclude on 31 December 2025. The Agency received UNQUALIFIED OPINION for fiscal year 2024/25 from the audited conducted by Controller and Auditor General. According to the Annual Progress Report, the Agency will continue to perform its obligations to ensure there is a good value for money and the intended results is achieved. The cooperation between the Government of Tanzania and the Government of Sweden has delivered substantial and measurable results in advancing rural energy access. The scale of investments and the diversity of interventions ranging from grid extension and densification to offgrid electrification and clean cooking demonstrate a well-balanced and strategic approach to addressing energy access challenges across the country. Implementation performance has been largely satisfactory, as evidenced by the completion of major infrastructure projects, the achievement of full village level electrification, and continued progress in ongoing programmes such as REDP II A and BTIPVEI. Financial execution has also been strong, with significant disbursements to contractors and effective utilization of previously committed funds. The attainment of an unqualified audit opinion further underscores sound financial management and adherence to accountability standards. The partnership model, particularly Sweden's collaboration with other Development Partners, has enhanced coordination, reduced duplication of efforts, and increased overall development impact. Cofinancing arrangements have enabled scaling up of interventions and contributed to broader geographical coverage and improved outcomes. However, some challenges remain. These include the need to accelerate electrification of remaining hamlets, ensure sustainability of infrastructure through adequate operation and maintenance systems, and expand adoption of clean cooking solutions. Additionally, the phaseout of Swedens bilateral No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51170000-5117000001 Sweden Reference is made to the request from the Ministry of Finance, Tanzania, in December 2014 requesting Sweden for a financial contribution of 600 000 000 SEK from Sweden and £ 30 000 000 from the United Kingdom to the government agency Rural Energy Agency (REA) for the 2015-2019 period with the purpose of scaling up modern rural energy access. The development objective of the intervention is poverty alleviation in rural mainland Tanzania through the providing of access to modern energy services based on renewable resources. Lack of access to electricity has been shown and is widely accepted as one of the main constraints to growth.REA was established in 2007 under the Rural Energy Act to promote and facilitate access to modern energy services in rural areas of mainland Tanzania by providing grants, subsidies and capacity building to developers of rural energy projects. The ambition in Tanzania is to increase energy access in the rural areas from 21% in 2014 to 50% per cent by 2020. In this regard REF is key to reach those results.The overall objective of the proposed programme is to contribute to the Tanzanian Government’s aim to reach the UN initiative Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) ambition of universal energy access by 2030. Support to energy use that will lead to increased economic activity will be stimluated, with specific focus on female business owners. The Programme will also have incentives for connecting the poorer household segments, where female headed households are constituting a large share.The Programme funds will be divided into two REF financing windows: The on-grid electrification window includes two predefined village electrification schemes as well as two Result Based Finance (RBF) pilots which will be tested for so called densification of connections. It also includes a sum that will be used for distribution extensions based on RBF but defined more specifically at a later stage through the annual planning process. Parts of the financing in this on-grid window will be used for technical assistance and community mobilization.The off-grid, private sector renewable energy window aims at attracting and leveraging private sector finance by applying various financial instruments with the threefold purpose of;• Increasing access to renewable energy services in rural areas not yet reached by the national grid;• Achieve a market expansion for rural renewable energy provision;• Reaching the poorest household segment (‘Bottom of the Pyramid’) in already electrified areasDue to the required in-depth knowledge of selecting and applying suitable financial instruments, REA will outsource the financial management of both the on-grid as well as the off-grid component to a Trust Agent. The Trust Agent is the commercial bank Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB, and has been selected through a procurement process. The Programme will be closely coordinated and aligned with support from other development partners supporting rural renewable energy in Tanzania. These include support from World Bank, IFC and USAID, EU and Norway. Division of labour, joint technical assistance, joint programming and allocation of expertise, joint monitoring system, and financial instruments complementarities are main features of this coordination.The Programme will provide predictable funding in support of REA’s goals and priorities, as embedded in REA’s five year Strategic Plan 2012/13 – 2016/17 adopted by the Rural Energy Board, and will be highly relevant to Tanzania’s national development priorities in the Five Year Development Plan as well as the Second National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (MKUKUTA II). Sveriges ambassad i Tanzania mottog i december 2014 en förfrågan från Tanzanias finansministerie för stöd om 600 000 000 SEK till Rural Energy Agency juli 2015 - juni 2020. Stödet avser landsbygdselektrifiering med ökad andel förnybara energislag. Målet med insatsen är fattigdomsbekämpning på landsbygden genom tillhandahållande av tillförlitlig elektricitet. Avsaknad av tillgång till elektricitet är allmänt ansett som ett av de största hindren för utveckling. Den statliga myndigheten Rural Energy Agency (REA) inrättades 2007 i syfte att facilitera tillgången till moderna energitjänster på landsbydgen i Tanzania genom tillhandahållande av gåvomedel, subventioner och stöd till utvecklare av rurala energiprojekt. Tanzania har som mål att öka tillgången till elektricitet på landsbygden från 21% (2014) till 50% (2020). REA är en viktig aktör för att uppnå detta mål. Till sitt förfogande har REA en fond, Rural Energy Fund (REF) för att finansiera energiprojekt på landsbygden. Projekten initieras och genomförs av såväl det statliga elbolaget TANESCO som privata aktörer. Med anledning av sin förfrågan om finansiering från Sida och brittiska biståndsmyndigheten DFID har REA tagit fram ett programdokument ”Sida and DfID Financial Support to the Rural Energy Fund (REF), Tanzania” daterat 8 juni 2015 som grundar sig på REAs fyraåriga strategiska plan. I programdokumentet beskrivs REAs och REFs verksamhet och planer för landsbygdselektrifiering. Det efterfrågade stödet avser 600 000 000 SEK från Sverige till REAs fond för landsbygdselektrifiering Rural Energy Fund (REF) samt £ 30 000 000 från DfID. Sida och DFID har överenskommit att Sida ska administrera stödet från DFID, vilket innebär att Sverige kommer ingå avtal med Tanzania om hela beloppet för REF inklusive de brittiska medlen. Av Sveriges bidrag avses 500 000 000 SEK avsättas för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät. Kvarvarande 100 000 000 SEK tillsammans med DFIDs £ 30 000 000 avses avsättas för projekt i områden där det idag inte finns något kraftnät. Det senare ska ske genom privatsektorledda investeringar i förnybar energi, framför allt s.k. Green Mini Grids, GMG. Kriterier för finansiering från REF är angivna i programdokumentet. Formerna för finansering av projekt beror på vem som är genomförare. Vissa av projekten kommer genomföras av TANESCO medan andra genomförs av privata aktörer. Vad gäller finansieringen av TANESCOs projekt kommer två fördefinierade projekt finansieras genom vanlig bidragsfinansiering. Övriga projekt som TANESCO genomför, som ännu inte är exakt geografiskt definierade, kommer tillämpa principen att TANESCO får betalt i efterskott med en viss summa per anslutning. Vad gäller projekten som genomförs av privata aktörer kommer REA gå ut med s.k. call for proposals där de bjuder in företag att inkomma med förslag på genomförande av elektrifieringsprojekt. Projekten värderas bl.a. enligt teknisk standard och företagens kapacitet att genomföra projekten. De förslag som möter uppsatta kriterier kommer därefter ingå kontrakt med REA där företagen åtar sig att ansluta ett visst antal hushåll medan REA åtar sig att utbetala till företagen en viss summa pengar per anslutning. Dessa pengar betalas ut efter det att anslutningarna verifierats av oberoende part. Projektförslagen kommer inte ha något prismässigt konkurrenselement. Snarare kommer kontrakt tecknas allteftersom förslag kommer in (”först till kvarn”). Det ska noteras att omkring 80% av finansieringen av REFs verksamhet beräknas komma från Tanzanias statsbudget genom bl.a. en särskild skatt i eltariffen. Resterande 20% utgörs av externa finansiärer. Det övergripande effektmålet med insatsen är att bidra till Tanzanias mål att uppnå ambitionen i FN-initiativet Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) om universell tillgång till elektricitet senast år 2030. Föreslagna resultat genom insatsen är att uppnå: • Tillgång till elektricitet för minst 1 675 000 personer (335 000 hushåll) • Genom tillämpning av olika finansieringsinstrument öka antalet privatsektorinvesteringar i förnybar energi i områden där det idag inte finns kraftnät Insatsen bidrar till att moderna energitjänster ersätter de traditonella på landsbygden. Detta bidrar till hållbarhet främst genom att minska energianvändningens påverkan på människors hälsa och på miljön inklusive det globala klimatet. Ökad tillgång på moderna energitjänster stimulerar även den ekonomiska utvecklingen, höjer levnadsstandarden samt ökar den sociala tryggheten på landsbygden. Hälsoproblemen i hemmen minskar till följd av minskad förbränning av fotogen inomhus, vilket förbättrar främst kvinnors och barns hälsa. I viss mån kan insatsen även bidra till minskat behov av avskogning. För att ytterligare förstärka den finansiella hållbarheten för privata investerare samt för att medverka till ekonomisk utveckling på landsbygden avser insatsen även bidra till en produktiv, tillväxtskapande användning av tillhandahållen energi med fokus på kvinnors företagande. Insatsen ger särskilda incitament för tillhandahållande av elektricitet till de fattigaste hushållen. Detta kan bidra till ökad jämställdhet då hushåll med kvinnor som huvudansvariga är jämförelsevis vanligare i de fattigaste hushållen. Stödet från Sverige och DfID avses indelas i två huvudsakliga områden: - Utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät (on-grid) - Privatsektorledda projekt bortom existerande kraftnät (off-grid) Det förstnämnda består dels av två byelektrifieringsprogram som redan är färdigplanerade och redo att påbörjas och dels av två pilotprojekt. I dessa pilotprojekt avses en resultatbaserad finansering tillämpas för förtätning av anslutningar till kraftnätet för att nå fattigare hushåll som ännu inte är nätanslutna. I denna första del av insatsen ingår även medel för utbyggnad av existerande kraftnät genom resultatbaserad finansering. Denna senare del har ännu inte detaljplanerats utan kommer vara del av kommande årlig planeringsprocess. Del av medlen avsatta för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät avser användas för tekniskt stöd och för dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen. Delen som avser elektrifiering bortom existerande kraftnät ska i huvudsak attrahera och befrämja privatsektorinvesteringar genom att tillhandahålla olika finansiella instrument som ska: • Öka tillgången till förnybar energi i rurala områden som ännu inte är nätanslutna • Utöka marknaden för tillhandahållande av förnybar energi i rurala områden • Uppnå anslutning av de fattigaste hushållen i områden som redan har lokala kraftnät REA har idag inte den finansiella expertisen som behövs för utforma och hantera de finansiella instrumenten som avses användas för tilltänkta privatsektorinvesteringar i rurala områden. REA har därför upphandlat en s.k. Trust Agent som ska tillhandahålla den finansiella expertisen åt REA. Trust Agent är den kommersiella banken Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB. I syfte att möjliggöra investeringar i förnybar energi i rurala områden kommer medlen inom denna del av insatsen användas för: - Resultatbaserad finansiering för privatsektorinvesteringar (nivån på incitamenten beror på investeringskostnaden och den tekniska omfattningen) - Tekniskt stöd för att stärka kapaciteten hos REA, Trust Agent och affärsutvecklare - Projektutvecklingsstöd till lovande affärsförslag inom förnybar energi i rurala områden - Tillhandahållande av affärsmässig expertis för att sluta affärsuppgörelser - Dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen för spridning av teknik för förnybar energi Trust Agent kommer ombesörja utbetalningarna till företagen för genomförande av landsbygdselektrifieringsprojekt efter det att REA har gett klartecken om sådan utbetalning. Utbetalningarna kommer årligen revideras och rapporteras till Sida. Sida kommer även ha kontroll över revisionsprocessen då Sida ska godkänna revisorns uppdragsbeskrivning. Utbetalningarna till TANESCO kommer årligen revideras av rutinerna för revision av TANESCOs finanser. Flera andra givare genomför också insatser i Tanzania för förnybar energi i rurala områden, t.ex. Världsbanken, USAID, IFC, EU och Norge. Den nu aktuella insatsen med finansiering från Sverige och DFID kommer koordineras med dessa och Sverige avser utöka samarbetet för ökad koordinering, gemensam planering, samordning av tekniskt stöd, gemensam övervakning och utvärdering samt ökad komplementaritet. En viktig del av detta är Sidas ledarskap av den informella givargruppen kring rural energiförsörjning. Den föreslagna insatsen med delvis öronmärkta medel till fonden innebär att REA kan ge en tydlig signal till den privata sektorn avseende vilka resurser som finns för finansiering av REAs mål och prioriteringar. Målen och prioriteringarna är beslutade och finns redovisade i REAs femåriga strategiska plan 2012/2013 – 2016/2017. Denna plan är en viktig beståndsdel i Tanzanias nationella femåriga utvecklingsplan samt även Tanzanias andra strategi för fattigdomsbekämpning (MKUKUTA II). Resultatbaserad finansering (RBF) kommer tillämpas av REA inom deras kontrakt med privata investerare för projekt för elektrifiering. Sidas utbetalning kommer inte tillämpa RBF-principer utan kommer baseras på godkända års-planer och budgetar. Dessa utbetalningar kommer förvisso endast göras i mån av behov. Orsaken till att Sida inte tillämpar resultatbaserad finansiering vid utbetalningarna är den höga risken för att medel transfereras alltför långsamt inom det tanzaniska systemet. Om Sida endast betalade ut efter att anslutningar verifierats så finns risk att en investerare inte får betalt förrän långt senare (inom andra Sida-finansierade energiprogram i Tanzania har fördröjningar på upp till ett år förekommit) vilket skulle vara förödande för investerares vilja att delta i programmet. Sida kommer trots detta undersöka möjligheterna att övergå till resultatbaserade utbetalningar under programmets implementering. Avtalet Sida kommer underteckna med tanzaniska finansministeriet utgörs av Sidas mallavtal för dessa samarbeten. Överenskommelsen Sida kommer underteckna med DFID följer den s.k. Nordic Plus-mallen för delegerat samarbete som har förhandlats fram mellan Sida och ett antal likasinnade givare, däribland DFID. The objective with this rural elecrification programme is to electrify large areas of rural Tanzania that have to date not been electrified. This will be achieved both with grid extension projects and with offgrid electrification, e.g. isolated so called minigrids. There will also be densification projects, adding more customers to already electrified rural areas. Electrification is just a means to an end. It will enable e.g. households to light up for children to study better, for charging of phones, watching TV etc. It will also enable smallscale businesses to develop, rural schools to light up, medical clinics to store medicine and provide safer birth deliveries. Generelly, electrification is one of the key enablers for development. The development objective of Tanzania's Rural Energy Agency (REA) and its Rural Energy Fund (REF) is socio-economic development and poverty alleviation in rural Tanzania through the provision of increased access to modern energy services. The overall objective of the Swedish support to REA and the REF is to contribute to reliable and sustainable energy access for poor people with low climate impact, as well as increased procurement transparency and regulatory improvements that strengthens private sector investments in renewable energy. Sweden Rural Energy Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Rural Energy Agency 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 0 198233400 0 150000000 150000000 0 0 0 -185500000 265000000 0 -176500000 0 0 0 198233400 -157500000 0 185500000 -115000000 150000000 0 157500000 0 0 176500000 0 0 0 498233400 Rural Energy Agency 198233400 Rural Energy Agency 150000000 Rural Energy Agency 150000000 Rural Energy Agency SE-0-SE-6-51170000-5117000002 Sweden Reference is made to the request from the Ministry of Finance, Tanzania, in December 2014 requesting Sweden for a financial contribution of 600 000 000 SEK from Sweden and £ 30 000 000 from the United Kingdom to the government agency Rural Energy Agency (REA) for the 2015-2019 period with the purpose of scaling up modern rural energy access. The development objective of the intervention is poverty alleviation in rural mainland Tanzania through the providing of access to modern energy services based on renewable resources. Lack of access to electricity has been shown and is widely accepted as one of the main constraints to growth.REA was established in 2007 under the Rural Energy Act to promote and facilitate access to modern energy services in rural areas of mainland Tanzania by providing grants, subsidies and capacity building to developers of rural energy projects. The ambition in Tanzania is to increase energy access in the rural areas from 21% in 2014 to 50% per cent by 2020. In this regard REF is key to reach those results.The overall objective of the proposed programme is to contribute to the Tanzanian Government’s aim to reach the UN initiative Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) ambition of universal energy access by 2030. Support to energy use that will lead to increased economic activity will be stimluated, with specific focus on female business owners. The Programme will also have incentives for connecting the poorer household segments, where female headed households are constituting a large share.The Programme funds will be divided into two REF financing windows: The on-grid electrification window includes two predefined village electrification schemes as well as two Result Based Finance (RBF) pilots which will be tested for so called densification of connections. It also includes a sum that will be used for distribution extensions based on RBF but defined more specifically at a later stage through the annual planning process. Parts of the financing in this on-grid window will be used for technical assistance and community mobilization.The off-grid, private sector renewable energy window aims at attracting and leveraging private sector finance by applying various financial instruments with the threefold purpose of;• Increasing access to renewable energy services in rural areas not yet reached by the national grid;• Achieve a market expansion for rural renewable energy provision;• Reaching the poorest household segment (‘Bottom of the Pyramid’) in already electrified areasDue to the required in-depth knowledge of selecting and applying suitable financial instruments, REA will outsource the financial management of both the on-grid as well as the off-grid component to a Trust Agent. The Trust Agent is the commercial bank Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB, and has been selected through a procurement process. The Programme will be closely coordinated and aligned with support from other development partners supporting rural renewable energy in Tanzania. These include support from World Bank, IFC and USAID, EU and Norway. Division of labour, joint technical assistance, joint programming and allocation of expertise, joint monitoring system, and financial instruments complementarities are main features of this coordination.The Programme will provide predictable funding in support of REA’s goals and priorities, as embedded in REA’s five year Strategic Plan 2012/13 – 2016/17 adopted by the Rural Energy Board, and will be highly relevant to Tanzania’s national development priorities in the Five Year Development Plan as well as the Second National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (MKUKUTA II). Sveriges ambassad i Tanzania mottog i december 2014 en förfrågan från Tanzanias finansministerie för stöd om 600 000 000 SEK till Rural Energy Agency juli 2015 - juni 2020. Stödet avser landsbygdselektrifiering med ökad andel förnybara energislag. Målet med insatsen är fattigdomsbekämpning på landsbygden genom tillhandahållande av tillförlitlig elektricitet. Avsaknad av tillgång till elektricitet är allmänt ansett som ett av de största hindren för utveckling. Den statliga myndigheten Rural Energy Agency (REA) inrättades 2007 i syfte att facilitera tillgången till moderna energitjänster på landsbydgen i Tanzania genom tillhandahållande av gåvomedel, subventioner och stöd till utvecklare av rurala energiprojekt. Tanzania har som mål att öka tillgången till elektricitet på landsbygden från 21% (2014) till 50% (2020). REA är en viktig aktör för att uppnå detta mål. Till sitt förfogande har REA en fond, Rural Energy Fund (REF) för att finansiera energiprojekt på landsbygden. Projekten initieras och genomförs av såväl det statliga elbolaget TANESCO som privata aktörer. Med anledning av sin förfrågan om finansiering från Sida och brittiska biståndsmyndigheten DFID har REA tagit fram ett programdokument ”Sida and DfID Financial Support to the Rural Energy Fund (REF), Tanzania” daterat 8 juni 2015 som grundar sig på REAs fyraåriga strategiska plan. I programdokumentet beskrivs REAs och REFs verksamhet och planer för landsbygdselektrifiering. Det efterfrågade stödet avser 600 000 000 SEK från Sverige till REAs fond för landsbygdselektrifiering Rural Energy Fund (REF) samt £ 30 000 000 från DfID. Sida och DFID har överenskommit att Sida ska administrera stödet från DFID, vilket innebär att Sverige kommer ingå avtal med Tanzania om hela beloppet för REF inklusive de brittiska medlen. Av Sveriges bidrag avses 500 000 000 SEK avsättas för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät. Kvarvarande 100 000 000 SEK tillsammans med DFIDs £ 30 000 000 avses avsättas för projekt i områden där det idag inte finns något kraftnät. Det senare ska ske genom privatsektorledda investeringar i förnybar energi, framför allt s.k. Green Mini Grids, GMG. Kriterier för finansiering från REF är angivna i programdokumentet. Formerna för finansering av projekt beror på vem som är genomförare. Vissa av projekten kommer genomföras av TANESCO medan andra genomförs av privata aktörer. Vad gäller finansieringen av TANESCOs projekt kommer två fördefinierade projekt finansieras genom vanlig bidragsfinansiering. Övriga projekt som TANESCO genomför, som ännu inte är exakt geografiskt definierade, kommer tillämpa principen att TANESCO får betalt i efterskott med en viss summa per anslutning. Vad gäller projekten som genomförs av privata aktörer kommer REA gå ut med s.k. call for proposals där de bjuder in företag att inkomma med förslag på genomförande av elektrifieringsprojekt. Projekten värderas bl.a. enligt teknisk standard och företagens kapacitet att genomföra projekten. De förslag som möter uppsatta kriterier kommer därefter ingå kontrakt med REA där företagen åtar sig att ansluta ett visst antal hushåll medan REA åtar sig att utbetala till företagen en viss summa pengar per anslutning. Dessa pengar betalas ut efter det att anslutningarna verifierats av oberoende part. Projektförslagen kommer inte ha något prismässigt konkurrenselement. Snarare kommer kontrakt tecknas allteftersom förslag kommer in (”först till kvarn”). Det ska noteras att omkring 80% av finansieringen av REFs verksamhet beräknas komma från Tanzanias statsbudget genom bl.a. en särskild skatt i eltariffen. Resterande 20% utgörs av externa finansiärer. Det övergripande effektmålet med insatsen är att bidra till Tanzanias mål att uppnå ambitionen i FN-initiativet Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) om universell tillgång till elektricitet senast år 2030. Föreslagna resultat genom insatsen är att uppnå: • Tillgång till elektricitet för minst 1 675 000 personer (335 000 hushåll) • Genom tillämpning av olika finansieringsinstrument öka antalet privatsektorinvesteringar i förnybar energi i områden där det idag inte finns kraftnät Insatsen bidrar till att moderna energitjänster ersätter de traditonella på landsbygden. Detta bidrar till hållbarhet främst genom att minska energianvändningens påverkan på människors hälsa och på miljön inklusive det globala klimatet. Ökad tillgång på moderna energitjänster stimulerar även den ekonomiska utvecklingen, höjer levnadsstandarden samt ökar den sociala tryggheten på landsbygden. Hälsoproblemen i hemmen minskar till följd av minskad förbränning av fotogen inomhus, vilket förbättrar främst kvinnors och barns hälsa. I viss mån kan insatsen även bidra till minskat behov av avskogning. För att ytterligare förstärka den finansiella hållbarheten för privata investerare samt för att medverka till ekonomisk utveckling på landsbygden avser insatsen även bidra till en produktiv, tillväxtskapande användning av tillhandahållen energi med fokus på kvinnors företagande. Insatsen ger särskilda incitament för tillhandahållande av elektricitet till de fattigaste hushållen. Detta kan bidra till ökad jämställdhet då hushåll med kvinnor som huvudansvariga är jämförelsevis vanligare i de fattigaste hushållen. Stödet från Sverige och DfID avses indelas i två huvudsakliga områden: - Utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät (on-grid) - Privatsektorledda projekt bortom existerande kraftnät (off-grid) Det förstnämnda består dels av två byelektrifieringsprogram som redan är färdigplanerade och redo att påbörjas och dels av två pilotprojekt. I dessa pilotprojekt avses en resultatbaserad finansering tillämpas för förtätning av anslutningar till kraftnätet för att nå fattigare hushåll som ännu inte är nätanslutna. I denna första del av insatsen ingår även medel för utbyggnad av existerande kraftnät genom resultatbaserad finansering. Denna senare del har ännu inte detaljplanerats utan kommer vara del av kommande årlig planeringsprocess. Del av medlen avsatta för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät avser användas för tekniskt stöd och för dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen. Delen som avser elektrifiering bortom existerande kraftnät ska i huvudsak attrahera och befrämja privatsektorinvesteringar genom att tillhandahålla olika finansiella instrument som ska: • Öka tillgången till förnybar energi i rurala områden som ännu inte är nätanslutna • Utöka marknaden för tillhandahållande av förnybar energi i rurala områden • Uppnå anslutning av de fattigaste hushållen i områden som redan har lokala kraftnät REA har idag inte den finansiella expertisen som behövs för utforma och hantera de finansiella instrumenten som avses användas för tilltänkta privatsektorinvesteringar i rurala områden. REA har därför upphandlat en s.k. Trust Agent som ska tillhandahålla den finansiella expertisen åt REA. Trust Agent är den kommersiella banken Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB. I syfte att möjliggöra investeringar i förnybar energi i rurala områden kommer medlen inom denna del av insatsen användas för: - Resultatbaserad finansiering för privatsektorinvesteringar (nivån på incitamenten beror på investeringskostnaden och den tekniska omfattningen) - Tekniskt stöd för att stärka kapaciteten hos REA, Trust Agent och affärsutvecklare - Projektutvecklingsstöd till lovande affärsförslag inom förnybar energi i rurala områden - Tillhandahållande av affärsmässig expertis för att sluta affärsuppgörelser - Dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen för spridning av teknik för förnybar energi Trust Agent kommer ombesörja utbetalningarna till företagen för genomförande av landsbygdselektrifieringsprojekt efter det att REA har gett klartecken om sådan utbetalning. Utbetalningarna kommer årligen revideras och rapporteras till Sida. Sida kommer även ha kontroll över revisionsprocessen då Sida ska godkänna revisorns uppdragsbeskrivning. Utbetalningarna till TANESCO kommer årligen revideras av rutinerna för revision av TANESCOs finanser. Flera andra givare genomför också insatser i Tanzania för förnybar energi i rurala områden, t.ex. Världsbanken, USAID, IFC, EU och Norge. Den nu aktuella insatsen med finansiering från Sverige och DFID kommer koordineras med dessa och Sverige avser utöka samarbetet för ökad koordinering, gemensam planering, samordning av tekniskt stöd, gemensam övervakning och utvärdering samt ökad komplementaritet. En viktig del av detta är Sidas ledarskap av den informella givargruppen kring rural energiförsörjning. Den föreslagna insatsen med delvis öronmärkta medel till fonden innebär att REA kan ge en tydlig signal till den privata sektorn avseende vilka resurser som finns för finansiering av REAs mål och prioriteringar. Målen och prioriteringarna är beslutade och finns redovisade i REAs femåriga strategiska plan 2012/2013 – 2016/2017. Denna plan är en viktig beståndsdel i Tanzanias nationella femåriga utvecklingsplan samt även Tanzanias andra strategi för fattigdomsbekämpning (MKUKUTA II). Resultatbaserad finansering (RBF) kommer tillämpas av REA inom deras kontrakt med privata investerare för projekt för elektrifiering. Sidas utbetalning kommer inte tillämpa RBF-principer utan kommer baseras på godkända års-planer och budgetar. Dessa utbetalningar kommer förvisso endast göras i mån av behov. Orsaken till att Sida inte tillämpar resultatbaserad finansiering vid utbetalningarna är den höga risken för att medel transfereras alltför långsamt inom det tanzaniska systemet. Om Sida endast betalade ut efter att anslutningar verifierats så finns risk att en investerare inte får betalt förrän långt senare (inom andra Sida-finansierade energiprogram i Tanzania har fördröjningar på upp till ett år förekommit) vilket skulle vara förödande för investerares vilja att delta i programmet. Sida kommer trots detta undersöka möjligheterna att övergå till resultatbaserade utbetalningar under programmets implementering. Avtalet Sida kommer underteckna med tanzaniska finansministeriet utgörs av Sidas mallavtal för dessa samarbeten. Överenskommelsen Sida kommer underteckna med DFID följer den s.k. Nordic Plus-mallen för delegerat samarbete som har förhandlats fram mellan Sida och ett antal likasinnade givare, däribland DFID. The objective with this rural elecrification programme is to electrify large areas of rural Tanzania that have to date not been electrified. This will be achieved both with grid extension projects and with offgrid electrification, e.g. isolated so called minigrids. There will also be densification projects, adding more customers to already electrified rural areas. Electrification is just a means to an end. It will enable e.g. households to light up for children to study better, for charging of phones, watching TV etc. It will also enable smallscale businesses to develop, rural schools to light up, medical clinics to store medicine and provide safer birth deliveries. Generelly, electrification is one of the key enablers for development. The development objective of Tanzania's Rural Energy Agency (REA) and its Rural Energy Fund (REF) is socio-economic development and poverty alleviation in rural Tanzania through the provision of increased access to modern energy services. The overall objective of the Swedish support to REA and the REF is to contribute to reliable and sustainable energy access for poor people with low climate impact, as well as increased procurement transparency and regulatory improvements that strengthens private sector investments in renewable energy. Sweden Rural Energy Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Rural Energy Agency 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -48233400 0 115000000 0 85000000 -48233400 -85000000 -115000000 -57000000 57000000 0 -75000000 0 75000000 -48233400 Rural Energy Agency -48233400 Rural Energy Agency 48233400 Rural Energy Agency -48233400 Rural Energy Agency SE-0-SE-6-51170000-5117000003 Sweden Reference is made to the request from the Ministry of Finance, Tanzania, in December 2014 requesting Sweden for a financial contribution of 600 000 000 SEK from Sweden and £ 30 000 000 from the United Kingdom to the government agency Rural Energy Agency (REA) for the 2015-2019 period with the purpose of scaling up modern rural energy access. The development objective of the intervention is poverty alleviation in rural mainland Tanzania through the providing of access to modern energy services based on renewable resources. Lack of access to electricity has been shown and is widely accepted as one of the main constraints to growth.REA was established in 2007 under the Rural Energy Act to promote and facilitate access to modern energy services in rural areas of mainland Tanzania by providing grants, subsidies and capacity building to developers of rural energy projects. The ambition in Tanzania is to increase energy access in the rural areas from 21% in 2014 to 50% per cent by 2020. In this regard REF is key to reach those results.The overall objective of the proposed programme is to contribute to the Tanzanian Government’s aim to reach the UN initiative Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) ambition of universal energy access by 2030. Support to energy use that will lead to increased economic activity will be stimluated, with specific focus on female business owners. The Programme will also have incentives for connecting the poorer household segments, where female headed households are constituting a large share.The Programme funds will be divided into two REF financing windows: The on-grid electrification window includes two predefined village electrification schemes as well as two Result Based Finance (RBF) pilots which will be tested for so called densification of connections. It also includes a sum that will be used for distribution extensions based on RBF but defined more specifically at a later stage through the annual planning process. Parts of the financing in this on-grid window will be used for technical assistance and community mobilization.The off-grid, private sector renewable energy window aims at attracting and leveraging private sector finance by applying various financial instruments with the threefold purpose of;• Increasing access to renewable energy services in rural areas not yet reached by the national grid;• Achieve a market expansion for rural renewable energy provision;• Reaching the poorest household segment (‘Bottom of the Pyramid’) in already electrified areasDue to the required in-depth knowledge of selecting and applying suitable financial instruments, REA will outsource the financial management of both the on-grid as well as the off-grid component to a Trust Agent. The Trust Agent is the commercial bank Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB, and has been selected through a procurement process. The Programme will be closely coordinated and aligned with support from other development partners supporting rural renewable energy in Tanzania. These include support from World Bank, IFC and USAID, EU and Norway. Division of labour, joint technical assistance, joint programming and allocation of expertise, joint monitoring system, and financial instruments complementarities are main features of this coordination.The Programme will provide predictable funding in support of REA’s goals and priorities, as embedded in REA’s five year Strategic Plan 2012/13 – 2016/17 adopted by the Rural Energy Board, and will be highly relevant to Tanzania’s national development priorities in the Five Year Development Plan as well as the Second National Strategy for Growth and Reduction of Poverty (MKUKUTA II). Sveriges ambassad i Tanzania mottog i december 2014 en förfrågan från Tanzanias finansministerie för stöd om 600 000 000 SEK till Rural Energy Agency juli 2015 - juni 2020. Stödet avser landsbygdselektrifiering med ökad andel förnybara energislag. Målet med insatsen är fattigdomsbekämpning på landsbygden genom tillhandahållande av tillförlitlig elektricitet. Avsaknad av tillgång till elektricitet är allmänt ansett som ett av de största hindren för utveckling. Den statliga myndigheten Rural Energy Agency (REA) inrättades 2007 i syfte att facilitera tillgången till moderna energitjänster på landsbydgen i Tanzania genom tillhandahållande av gåvomedel, subventioner och stöd till utvecklare av rurala energiprojekt. Tanzania har som mål att öka tillgången till elektricitet på landsbygden från 21% (2014) till 50% (2020). REA är en viktig aktör för att uppnå detta mål. Till sitt förfogande har REA en fond, Rural Energy Fund (REF) för att finansiera energiprojekt på landsbygden. Projekten initieras och genomförs av såväl det statliga elbolaget TANESCO som privata aktörer. Med anledning av sin förfrågan om finansiering från Sida och brittiska biståndsmyndigheten DFID har REA tagit fram ett programdokument ”Sida and DfID Financial Support to the Rural Energy Fund (REF), Tanzania” daterat 8 juni 2015 som grundar sig på REAs fyraåriga strategiska plan. I programdokumentet beskrivs REAs och REFs verksamhet och planer för landsbygdselektrifiering. Det efterfrågade stödet avser 600 000 000 SEK från Sverige till REAs fond för landsbygdselektrifiering Rural Energy Fund (REF) samt £ 30 000 000 från DfID. Sida och DFID har överenskommit att Sida ska administrera stödet från DFID, vilket innebär att Sverige kommer ingå avtal med Tanzania om hela beloppet för REF inklusive de brittiska medlen. Av Sveriges bidrag avses 500 000 000 SEK avsättas för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät. Kvarvarande 100 000 000 SEK tillsammans med DFIDs £ 30 000 000 avses avsättas för projekt i områden där det idag inte finns något kraftnät. Det senare ska ske genom privatsektorledda investeringar i förnybar energi, framför allt s.k. Green Mini Grids, GMG. Kriterier för finansiering från REF är angivna i programdokumentet. Formerna för finansering av projekt beror på vem som är genomförare. Vissa av projekten kommer genomföras av TANESCO medan andra genomförs av privata aktörer. Vad gäller finansieringen av TANESCOs projekt kommer två fördefinierade projekt finansieras genom vanlig bidragsfinansiering. Övriga projekt som TANESCO genomför, som ännu inte är exakt geografiskt definierade, kommer tillämpa principen att TANESCO får betalt i efterskott med en viss summa per anslutning. Vad gäller projekten som genomförs av privata aktörer kommer REA gå ut med s.k. call for proposals där de bjuder in företag att inkomma med förslag på genomförande av elektrifieringsprojekt. Projekten värderas bl.a. enligt teknisk standard och företagens kapacitet att genomföra projekten. De förslag som möter uppsatta kriterier kommer därefter ingå kontrakt med REA där företagen åtar sig att ansluta ett visst antal hushåll medan REA åtar sig att utbetala till företagen en viss summa pengar per anslutning. Dessa pengar betalas ut efter det att anslutningarna verifierats av oberoende part. Projektförslagen kommer inte ha något prismässigt konkurrenselement. Snarare kommer kontrakt tecknas allteftersom förslag kommer in (”först till kvarn”). Det ska noteras att omkring 80% av finansieringen av REFs verksamhet beräknas komma från Tanzanias statsbudget genom bl.a. en särskild skatt i eltariffen. Resterande 20% utgörs av externa finansiärer. Det övergripande effektmålet med insatsen är att bidra till Tanzanias mål att uppnå ambitionen i FN-initiativet Sustainable Energy for All (SE4ALL) om universell tillgång till elektricitet senast år 2030. Föreslagna resultat genom insatsen är att uppnå: • Tillgång till elektricitet för minst 1 675 000 personer (335 000 hushåll) • Genom tillämpning av olika finansieringsinstrument öka antalet privatsektorinvesteringar i förnybar energi i områden där det idag inte finns kraftnät Insatsen bidrar till att moderna energitjänster ersätter de traditonella på landsbygden. Detta bidrar till hållbarhet främst genom att minska energianvändningens påverkan på människors hälsa och på miljön inklusive det globala klimatet. Ökad tillgång på moderna energitjänster stimulerar även den ekonomiska utvecklingen, höjer levnadsstandarden samt ökar den sociala tryggheten på landsbygden. Hälsoproblemen i hemmen minskar till följd av minskad förbränning av fotogen inomhus, vilket förbättrar främst kvinnors och barns hälsa. I viss mån kan insatsen även bidra till minskat behov av avskogning. För att ytterligare förstärka den finansiella hållbarheten för privata investerare samt för att medverka till ekonomisk utveckling på landsbygden avser insatsen även bidra till en produktiv, tillväxtskapande användning av tillhandahållen energi med fokus på kvinnors företagande. Insatsen ger särskilda incitament för tillhandahållande av elektricitet till de fattigaste hushållen. Detta kan bidra till ökad jämställdhet då hushåll med kvinnor som huvudansvariga är jämförelsevis vanligare i de fattigaste hushållen. Stödet från Sverige och DfID avses indelas i två huvudsakliga områden: - Utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät (on-grid) - Privatsektorledda projekt bortom existerande kraftnät (off-grid) Det förstnämnda består dels av två byelektrifieringsprogram som redan är färdigplanerade och redo att påbörjas och dels av två pilotprojekt. I dessa pilotprojekt avses en resultatbaserad finansering tillämpas för förtätning av anslutningar till kraftnätet för att nå fattigare hushåll som ännu inte är nätanslutna. I denna första del av insatsen ingår även medel för utbyggnad av existerande kraftnät genom resultatbaserad finansering. Denna senare del har ännu inte detaljplanerats utan kommer vara del av kommande årlig planeringsprocess. Del av medlen avsatta för utbyggnad och förtätning av existerande kraftnät avser användas för tekniskt stöd och för dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen. Delen som avser elektrifiering bortom existerande kraftnät ska i huvudsak attrahera och befrämja privatsektorinvesteringar genom att tillhandahålla olika finansiella instrument som ska: • Öka tillgången till förnybar energi i rurala områden som ännu inte är nätanslutna • Utöka marknaden för tillhandahållande av förnybar energi i rurala områden • Uppnå anslutning av de fattigaste hushållen i områden som redan har lokala kraftnät REA har idag inte den finansiella expertisen som behövs för utforma och hantera de finansiella instrumenten som avses användas för tilltänkta privatsektorinvesteringar i rurala områden. REA har därför upphandlat en s.k. Trust Agent som ska tillhandahålla den finansiella expertisen åt REA. Trust Agent är den kommersiella banken Cooperative Rural Development Bank, CRDB. I syfte att möjliggöra investeringar i förnybar energi i rurala områden kommer medlen inom denna del av insatsen användas för: - Resultatbaserad finansiering för privatsektorinvesteringar (nivån på incitamenten beror på investeringskostnaden och den tekniska omfattningen) - Tekniskt stöd för att stärka kapaciteten hos REA, Trust Agent och affärsutvecklare - Projektutvecklingsstöd till lovande affärsförslag inom förnybar energi i rurala områden - Tillhandahållande av affärsmässig expertis för att sluta affärsuppgörelser - Dialog och planering tillsammans med berörda samhällen för spridning av teknik för förnybar energi Trust Agent kommer ombesörja utbetalningarna till företagen för genomförande av landsbygdselektrifieringsprojekt efter det att REA har gett klartecken om sådan utbetalning. Utbetalningarna kommer årligen revideras och rapporteras till Sida. Sida kommer även ha kontroll över revisionsprocessen då Sida ska godkänna revisorns uppdragsbeskrivning. Utbetalningarna till TANESCO kommer årligen revideras av rutinerna för revision av TANESCOs finanser. Flera andra givare genomför också insatser i Tanzania för förnybar energi i rurala områden, t.ex. Världsbanken, USAID, IFC, EU och Norge. Den nu aktuella insatsen med finansiering från Sverige och DFID kommer koordineras med dessa och Sverige avser utöka samarbetet för ökad koordinering, gemensam planering, samordning av tekniskt stöd, gemensam övervakning och utvärdering samt ökad komplementaritet. En viktig del av detta är Sidas ledarskap av den informella givargruppen kring rural energiförsörjning. Den föreslagna insatsen med delvis öronmärkta medel till fonden innebär att REA kan ge en tydlig signal till den privata sektorn avseende vilka resurser som finns för finansiering av REAs mål och prioriteringar. Målen och prioriteringarna är beslutade och finns redovisade i REAs femåriga strategiska plan 2012/2013 – 2016/2017. Denna plan är en viktig beståndsdel i Tanzanias nationella femåriga utvecklingsplan samt även Tanzanias andra strategi för fattigdomsbekämpning (MKUKUTA II). Resultatbaserad finansering (RBF) kommer tillämpas av REA inom deras kontrakt med privata investerare för projekt för elektrifiering. Sidas utbetalning kommer inte tillämpa RBF-principer utan kommer baseras på godkända års-planer och budgetar. Dessa utbetalningar kommer förvisso endast göras i mån av behov. Orsaken till att Sida inte tillämpar resultatbaserad finansiering vid utbetalningarna är den höga risken för att medel transfereras alltför långsamt inom det tanzaniska systemet. Om Sida endast betalade ut efter att anslutningar verifierats så finns risk att en investerare inte får betalt förrän långt senare (inom andra Sida-finansierade energiprogram i Tanzania har fördröjningar på upp till ett år förekommit) vilket skulle vara förödande för investerares vilja att delta i programmet. Sida kommer trots detta undersöka möjligheterna att övergå till resultatbaserade utbetalningar under programmets implementering. Avtalet Sida kommer underteckna med tanzaniska finansministeriet utgörs av Sidas mallavtal för dessa samarbeten. Överenskommelsen Sida kommer underteckna med DFID följer den s.k. Nordic Plus-mallen för delegerat samarbete som har förhandlats fram mellan Sida och ett antal likasinnade givare, däribland DFID. The objective with this rural elecrification programme is to electrify large areas of rural Tanzania that have to date not been electrified. This will be achieved both with grid extension projects and with offgrid electrification, e.g. isolated so called minigrids. There will also be densification projects, adding more customers to already electrified rural areas. Electrification is just a means to an end. It will enable e.g. households to light up for children to study better, for charging of phones, watching TV etc. It will also enable smallscale businesses to develop, rural schools to light up, medical clinics to store medicine and provide safer birth deliveries. Generelly, electrification is one of the key enablers for development. The development objective of Tanzania's Rural Energy Agency (REA) and its Rural Energy Fund (REF) is socio-economic development and poverty alleviation in rural Tanzania through the provision of increased access to modern energy services. The overall objective of the Swedish support to REA and the REF is to contribute to reliable and sustainable energy access for poor people with low climate impact, as well as increased procurement transparency and regulatory improvements that strengthens private sector investments in renewable energy. Sweden Rural Energy Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Rural Energy Agency 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 40000000 109119431 0 0 0 0 109119431 0 0 40000000 149119431 Rural Energy Agency 40000000 Rural Energy Agency 110000000 Rural Energy Agency -880568.8599999994 Rural Energy Agency Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Increased access to renewable energy and improved energy efficiency. Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och förbättrad energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51170007 Sweden The development objective of the intervention is to create conditions for economic and social development in Zanzibar by improving reliability and access to electricity through strengthening organizational and financial capacity of three public entities in the energy sector in Zanzibar. Zanzibar's power sector has for a long time had problems with power cuts, technical and non-technical losses, tariffs that do not reflect the costs of power purchasing and the operation and maintenance of the electricity distribution system. The state-owned power utility and the government agencies who are supposed to regulate the sector have a limited capacity to overcome the problems. In 2003, the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar asked Sweden for assistance in addressing the problems experienced in the energy sector. A three-step program that covered policy, organizational capacity and technical improvements was designed and a first phase was implemented between 2007 and 2010. The outcomes of this first phase were positive . Among other things, technical losses were reduced from 33 % in 2008 to 24% in 2014 , and the non- technical losses decreased by 40% and the power utility ZECO’s revenue grew from 2.8 billion TSH per month to over 5 billion TSH per month during the same period. In addition, a number of reforms in the sector were implemented and the organizational capacity has been strengthened with the result that better management and control of the sector contributed to the energy sector's ability to deliver services to end users in an efficient manner. A request for support for a Consolidation phase titled " Zanzibar Energy Sector Programme Consolidation" was submitted to the Swedish Embassy in October 2013 and aims to: 1 ) strengthen the capacity and operations of the Department of Energy and Minerals and its role to coordinate energy sector 2 ) improve the power utility ZECO’s financial performance, and 3) contribute to more sustainable energy use in Zanzibar. The Consolidation phase has a budget of 47 million Swedish kronor and is intended to be implemented over four years starting in Autumn 2014. Insatsen syftar till att skapa förutsättningar för ekonomisk och socialt hållbar utveckling på Zanzibar genom att förbättra säkerhet och tillgång till elektricitet genom att stärka den organisatoriska kapaciteten och ekonomin hos tre statliga aktörer inom energi sektorn på Zanzibar. Zanzibars elsektor har under en längre tid haft problem med elavbrott, tekniska och icke tekniska förluster, elpriser som inte reflekterar kostnader för inköp och distribution. Det statliga elbolaget och de statliga myndigheter som är satta att reglera sektorn har en begränsad kapacitet att få bukt med problemen. 2003 bad Zanzibars regering Sverige om hjälp att adressera de problem som energi sektorn upplevde. Ett trestegsprogram som angrep policy, organisatorisk kapacitet och tekniska förbättringar utformades och en första fas genomfördes mellan 2007 och 2010. Resultaten av denna första fas var positiva. Bland annat minskade de tekniska förlusterna från 33% 2008 till 24% 2014, och de icke tekniska förlusterna minskade med 40% och elbolaget ZECOs inkomster ökade från 2.8 miljarder TSH per månad till över 5 miljarder TSH per månad under samma period . Dessutom har en rad reformer inom sektorn genomförts och den organisatoriska kapaciteten har stärkts med resultat att bättre styrning och kontroll av sektorn bidragit till energisektorns förmåga att leverera tjänster till slutanvändare på ett effektivt sätt. En ansökan om stöd för en andra fas med titeln "Zanzibar Energy Sector Programme Consolidation" inkom till Sida i oktober 2013 och har som mål att 1) stärka kapaciteten och verksamheten hos Department of Energy and Minerals (DoEM) och dess roll att koordinera energisektorn 2) Förbättra elbolaget ZECOs finansiella kapacitet och 3) bidra till mer hållbar energianvändning på Zanzibar Konsolideringsfasen har en budget på 47 miljoner svenska kronor och är tänkt att genomföras under fyra år med start hösten 2014. The Zanzibar Energy Sector Support (ZESS) project, which was formed based on an intergovernmental support on the energy sector between the Government of Sweden and the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar is currently in its consolidation implementation phase. The overall objectives of this project are to improve competence and processes for Zanzibar Electrcity Supply Corporation (ZECO) Staff in all Departments, improve the capacity of Zanzibar Utilities Regulatory Authority (ZURA) to carry out economic regulation of the electricity sector. In order to make this objective concrete and measureable, the target outcome is to ensure that, by the end of the program, ZURA has developed the capacity, knowledge, tools, systems and procedures to effectively set end-user tariffs of ZECO. ZESS Project consists of three types of support; (1) Technical assistance, (2) Training/Capacity development for the Department of Energy and Minerals (DoEM), Department of Planning, Policy and Research (DPPR), Zanzibar Utilities Regulatory Authority (ZURA) and ZECO staff; and (3) Procurement of pre-paid meters and critical equipment. The Project is underpinned by an inter-governmental agreement between Sweden and Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar (RGoZ), which provides for up to about Swedish Kronor (SEK) 53.6 million including Sida monitoring costs to sustain program results.     Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Energy policy and administrative management Energy Policy Zanzibar Energy Sector Support (ZESS) Project was a 4 year energy sector reform project supporting the development of a sustainable energy sector in Zanzibar through financial turnaround in Zanzibar Electricity Corporation (ZECO) and building regulatory and policy making capacity in the Ministry responsible for Energy and Zanzibar Utilities Regulatory Authority (ZURA). It is funded by the Government of Sweden through Sida, and implemented by the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar with support from Multiconsult. ZESS Project consists of three types of support (1) Technical assistance, (2) Training/Capacity development for the Department of Energy and Minerals (DoEM), Department of Planning, Policy and Research (DPPR), Zanzibar Utilities Regulatory Authority (ZURA) and ZECO staff and (3) Procurement of prepaid meters, AMR Meters and critical equipment. The Project is underpinned by an intergovernmental agreement between Sweden and Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar (RGoZ), which provided for up to about Swedish Kronor (SEK) 53.6 million including Sida monitoring costs to sustain program results. All these three components for ZESS project consolidation phase have been implemented except finalization of installation of Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) energy meters, AMR system and Billing system. Number of AMR meters had to be reduced from 300 to 130 due to unexpected cost of the AMR High Voltage meters as well as SEK devaluation versus the USD. Furthermore, there was a realization that more than 70% of ZECO large customer revenues will be managed by 130 AMR meters. 111 meters have been installed and 19 remained to be installed for large customers when needed. - Paved the way for reform to modernize the Zanzibar Energy Sector and attract private investments. - Enabled successful financial turnaround of ZECO. From net loss in 2015 to net profit of 15.4 billion Tsh in 2020. - Fostered a customercentric culture in ZECO, with 70% of consumers more satisfied today than 18 months. - Strengthened sector sustainability through 1900 persondays of training. ZESS has successfully submitted to the Government four major initiatives to strengthen sector sustainability, establish ZURA as a fullfledged regulator of the electricity sector, and paved the way up for private investments in generation. ENERGY POLICY - The now approved Energy Policy lays out the pathway to a sustainable and strong energy sector in Zanzibar, built on renewable energy generation, increased private investments, expanded access, and improved services. ENERGY BILL The new sector legislation, once passed by Parliament, will constitute a robust legal framework the energy sector and fully enable ZURA as a regulator of electricity. COST OF SERVICE STUDY The ZECO Cost of Service Study proposes cost reflective tariffs for ZECO that currently are being considered by ZURA and Government. Cost reflective tariffs that also encourage efficiency will be the next step towards making ZECO a fully sustainable utility. REGULATIONS UNDER THE ZURA ACT The regulations for licensing and tariff setting gives ZURA the tools it needs to ensure that ZECO and private investors deliver efficient and high quality services to end-users. Considering the objectives, funds utilized, and the scope and purpose of the intervention, the likelihood of achieving the intended outcomes by the end of the project is high, despite the overall implementation risks. This positive assessment is based on the fact that all three components of the ZESS Project Consolidation Phase have been implemented, with the exception of finalizing the installation of a few AMR meters, as well as the AMR and billing systems. The number of AMR meters was revised from 300 to 130 due to the unexpectedly high cost of high voltage AMR meters and the devaluation of the Swedish krona (SEK) against the US dollar. However, it was later determined that these 130 meters would cover over 70% of ZECOs large customer revenue base. As of now, 111 meters have been installed, with the remaining 19 to be deployed as needed for large customers. Based on testimonies from key stakeholders managing the energy sector in Zanzibar and representatives at the Embassy, it is evident that the contribution has achieved its intended objectives, despite some delays in project implementation and completion. The Embassy assesses the likelihood of achieving the objectives by the end of the intervention, given the overall risk, as high. As mentioned above, and as reported in the previous CoP for the financial year July 2023 to June 2024, most activities have been completed, and all intended results have been achieved. The intervention consists of three types of support: - Technical assistance - Training and capacity development for the Department of Energy and Minerals (DoEM), Department of Planning, Policy and Research (DPPR), Zanzibar Utilities Regulatory Authority (ZURA), and ZECO staff - Procurement of prepaid meters, AMR meters, and critical equipment All these components have been successfully implemented and completed. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51170007-5117000701 Sweden The development objective of the intervention is to create conditions for economic and social development in Zanzibar by improving reliability and access to electricity through strengthening organizational and financial capacity of three public entities in the energy sector in Zanzibar. Zanzibar's power sector has for a long time had problems with power cuts, technical and non-technical losses, tariffs that do not reflect the costs of power purchasing and the operation and maintenance of the electricity distribution system. The state-owned power utility and the government agencies who are supposed to regulate the sector have a limited capacity to overcome the problems. In 2003, the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar asked Sweden for assistance in addressing the problems experienced in the energy sector. A three-step program that covered policy, organizational capacity and technical improvements was designed and a first phase was implemented between 2007 and 2010. The outcomes of this first phase were positive . Among other things, technical losses were reduced from 33 % in 2008 to 24% in 2014 , and the non- technical losses decreased by 40% and the power utility ZECO’s revenue grew from 2.8 billion TSH per month to over 5 billion TSH per month during the same period. In addition, a number of reforms in the sector were implemented and the organizational capacity has been strengthened with the result that better management and control of the sector contributed to the energy sector's ability to deliver services to end users in an efficient manner. A request for support for a Consolidation phase titled " Zanzibar Energy Sector Programme Consolidation" was submitted to the Swedish Embassy in October 2013 and aims to: 1 ) strengthen the capacity and operations of the Department of Energy and Minerals and its role to coordinate energy sector 2 ) improve the power utility ZECO’s financial performance, and 3) contribute to more sustainable energy use in Zanzibar. The Consolidation phase has a budget of 47 million Swedish kronor and is intended to be implemented over four years starting in Autumn 2014. Insatsen syftar till att skapa förutsättningar för ekonomisk och socialt hållbar utveckling på Zanzibar genom att förbättra säkerhet och tillgång till elektricitet genom att stärka den organisatoriska kapaciteten och ekonomin hos tre statliga aktörer inom energi sektorn på Zanzibar. Zanzibars elsektor har under en längre tid haft problem med elavbrott, tekniska och icke tekniska förluster, elpriser som inte reflekterar kostnader för inköp och distribution. Det statliga elbolaget och de statliga myndigheter som är satta att reglera sektorn har en begränsad kapacitet att få bukt med problemen. 2003 bad Zanzibars regering Sverige om hjälp att adressera de problem som energi sektorn upplevde. Ett trestegsprogram som angrep policy, organisatorisk kapacitet och tekniska förbättringar utformades och en första fas genomfördes mellan 2007 och 2010. Resultaten av denna första fas var positiva. Bland annat minskade de tekniska förlusterna från 33% 2008 till 24% 2014, och de icke tekniska förlusterna minskade med 40% och elbolaget ZECOs inkomster ökade från 2.8 miljarder TSH per månad till över 5 miljarder TSH per månad under samma period . Dessutom har en rad reformer inom sektorn genomförts och den organisatoriska kapaciteten har stärkts med resultat att bättre styrning och kontroll av sektorn bidragit till energisektorns förmåga att leverera tjänster till slutanvändare på ett effektivt sätt. En ansökan om stöd för en andra fas med titeln "Zanzibar Energy Sector Programme Consolidation" inkom till Sida i oktober 2013 och har som mål att 1) stärka kapaciteten och verksamheten hos Department of Energy and Minerals (DoEM) och dess roll att koordinera energisektorn 2) Förbättra elbolaget ZECOs finansiella kapacitet och 3) bidra till mer hållbar energianvändning på Zanzibar Konsolideringsfasen har en budget på 47 miljoner svenska kronor och är tänkt att genomföras under fyra år med start hösten 2014. The Zanzibar Energy Sector Support (ZESS) project, which was formed based on an intergovernmental support on the energy sector between the Government of Sweden and the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar is currently in its consolidation implementation phase. The overall objectives of this project are to improve competence and processes for Zanzibar Electrcity Supply Corporation (ZECO) Staff in all Departments, improve the capacity of Zanzibar Utilities Regulatory Authority (ZURA) to carry out economic regulation of the electricity sector. In order to make this objective concrete and measureable, the target outcome is to ensure that, by the end of the program, ZURA has developed the capacity, knowledge, tools, systems and procedures to effectively set end-user tariffs of ZECO. ZESS Project consists of three types of support; (1) Technical assistance, (2) Training/Capacity development for the Department of Energy and Minerals (DoEM), Department of Planning, Policy and Research (DPPR), Zanzibar Utilities Regulatory Authority (ZURA) and ZECO staff; and (3) Procurement of pre-paid meters and critical equipment. The Project is underpinned by an inter-governmental agreement between Sweden and Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar (RGoZ), which provides for up to about Swedish Kronor (SEK) 53.6 million including Sida monitoring costs to sustain program results.     Sweden Ministry of Finance/Development Revenue Account Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency MLHWE/Ministry of Lands Housing Water and Energy 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. 7.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla den globala förbättringstakten vad gäller energieffektivitet. 7.3 - By 2030, double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 7.b - By 2030, expand infrastructure and upgrade technology for supplying modern and sustainable energy services for all in developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing countries, in accordance with their respective programmes of support. 7.b - Till 2030 bygga ut infrastrukturen och uppgradera tekniken för att leverera moderna och hållbara energitjänster till alla i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 0 5000000 0 29200000 8800000 8623350 0 -13000000 0 0 5000000 0 13000000 8623350 -15000000 12000000 0 15000000 -3200000 29200000 0 51623350 MLHWE/Ministry of Lands Housing Water and Energy 5000000 MLHWE/Ministry of Lands Housing Water and Energy 29200000 MLHWE/Ministry of Lands Housing Water and Energy 8800000 MLHWE/Ministry of Lands Housing Water and Energy 8623350 MLHWE/Ministry of Lands Housing Water and Energy SE-0-SE-6-51170007-5117000702 Sweden The development objective of the intervention is to create conditions for economic and social development in Zanzibar by improving reliability and access to electricity through strengthening organizational and financial capacity of three public entities in the energy sector in Zanzibar. Zanzibar's power sector has for a long time had problems with power cuts, technical and non-technical losses, tariffs that do not reflect the costs of power purchasing and the operation and maintenance of the electricity distribution system. The state-owned power utility and the government agencies who are supposed to regulate the sector have a limited capacity to overcome the problems. In 2003, the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar asked Sweden for assistance in addressing the problems experienced in the energy sector. A three-step program that covered policy, organizational capacity and technical improvements was designed and a first phase was implemented between 2007 and 2010. The outcomes of this first phase were positive . Among other things, technical losses were reduced from 33 % in 2008 to 24% in 2014 , and the non- technical losses decreased by 40% and the power utility ZECO’s revenue grew from 2.8 billion TSH per month to over 5 billion TSH per month during the same period. In addition, a number of reforms in the sector were implemented and the organizational capacity has been strengthened with the result that better management and control of the sector contributed to the energy sector's ability to deliver services to end users in an efficient manner. A request for support for a Consolidation phase titled " Zanzibar Energy Sector Programme Consolidation" was submitted to the Swedish Embassy in October 2013 and aims to: 1 ) strengthen the capacity and operations of the Department of Energy and Minerals and its role to coordinate energy sector 2 ) improve the power utility ZECO’s financial performance, and 3) contribute to more sustainable energy use in Zanzibar. The Consolidation phase has a budget of 47 million Swedish kronor and is intended to be implemented over four years starting in Autumn 2014. Insatsen syftar till att skapa förutsättningar för ekonomisk och socialt hållbar utveckling på Zanzibar genom att förbättra säkerhet och tillgång till elektricitet genom att stärka den organisatoriska kapaciteten och ekonomin hos tre statliga aktörer inom energi sektorn på Zanzibar. Zanzibars elsektor har under en längre tid haft problem med elavbrott, tekniska och icke tekniska förluster, elpriser som inte reflekterar kostnader för inköp och distribution. Det statliga elbolaget och de statliga myndigheter som är satta att reglera sektorn har en begränsad kapacitet att få bukt med problemen. 2003 bad Zanzibars regering Sverige om hjälp att adressera de problem som energi sektorn upplevde. Ett trestegsprogram som angrep policy, organisatorisk kapacitet och tekniska förbättringar utformades och en första fas genomfördes mellan 2007 och 2010. Resultaten av denna första fas var positiva. Bland annat minskade de tekniska förlusterna från 33% 2008 till 24% 2014, och de icke tekniska förlusterna minskade med 40% och elbolaget ZECOs inkomster ökade från 2.8 miljarder TSH per månad till över 5 miljarder TSH per månad under samma period . Dessutom har en rad reformer inom sektorn genomförts och den organisatoriska kapaciteten har stärkts med resultat att bättre styrning och kontroll av sektorn bidragit till energisektorns förmåga att leverera tjänster till slutanvändare på ett effektivt sätt. En ansökan om stöd för en andra fas med titeln "Zanzibar Energy Sector Programme Consolidation" inkom till Sida i oktober 2013 och har som mål att 1) stärka kapaciteten och verksamheten hos Department of Energy and Minerals (DoEM) och dess roll att koordinera energisektorn 2) Förbättra elbolaget ZECOs finansiella kapacitet och 3) bidra till mer hållbar energianvändning på Zanzibar Konsolideringsfasen har en budget på 47 miljoner svenska kronor och är tänkt att genomföras under fyra år med start hösten 2014. The Zanzibar Energy Sector Support (ZESS) project, which was formed based on an intergovernmental support on the energy sector between the Government of Sweden and the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar is currently in its consolidation implementation phase. The overall objectives of this project are to improve competence and processes for Zanzibar Electrcity Supply Corporation (ZECO) Staff in all Departments, improve the capacity of Zanzibar Utilities Regulatory Authority (ZURA) to carry out economic regulation of the electricity sector. In order to make this objective concrete and measureable, the target outcome is to ensure that, by the end of the program, ZURA has developed the capacity, knowledge, tools, systems and procedures to effectively set end-user tariffs of ZECO. ZESS Project consists of three types of support; (1) Technical assistance, (2) Training/Capacity development for the Department of Energy and Minerals (DoEM), Department of Planning, Policy and Research (DPPR), Zanzibar Utilities Regulatory Authority (ZURA) and ZECO staff; and (3) Procurement of pre-paid meters and critical equipment. The Project is underpinned by an inter-governmental agreement between Sweden and Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar (RGoZ), which provides for up to about Swedish Kronor (SEK) 53.6 million including Sida monitoring costs to sustain program results.     Sweden Ministry of Finance/Development Revenue Account Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency KPMG 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 691132 0 226330 66208 0 -308868 -1 1000000 0 0 1000000 0 0 0 226330 0 0 1 0 -1000000 66208 0 983670 KPMG 691132 KPMG 25168.4 KPMG 158405.75 KPMG 0 KPMG 16642.17 KPMG 17167.16 KPMG 8946.77 KPMG 83726.33 KPMG -17518.49 KPMG SE-0-SE-6-51170007-5117000706 Sweden The development objective of the intervention is to create conditions for economic and social development in Zanzibar by improving reliability and access to electricity through strengthening organizational and financial capacity of three public entities in the energy sector in Zanzibar. Zanzibar's power sector has for a long time had problems with power cuts, technical and non-technical losses, tariffs that do not reflect the costs of power purchasing and the operation and maintenance of the electricity distribution system. The state-owned power utility and the government agencies who are supposed to regulate the sector have a limited capacity to overcome the problems. In 2003, the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar asked Sweden for assistance in addressing the problems experienced in the energy sector. A three-step program that covered policy, organizational capacity and technical improvements was designed and a first phase was implemented between 2007 and 2010. The outcomes of this first phase were positive . Among other things, technical losses were reduced from 33 % in 2008 to 24% in 2014 , and the non- technical losses decreased by 40% and the power utility ZECO’s revenue grew from 2.8 billion TSH per month to over 5 billion TSH per month during the same period. In addition, a number of reforms in the sector were implemented and the organizational capacity has been strengthened with the result that better management and control of the sector contributed to the energy sector's ability to deliver services to end users in an efficient manner. A request for support for a Consolidation phase titled " Zanzibar Energy Sector Programme Consolidation" was submitted to the Swedish Embassy in October 2013 and aims to: 1 ) strengthen the capacity and operations of the Department of Energy and Minerals and its role to coordinate energy sector 2 ) improve the power utility ZECO’s financial performance, and 3) contribute to more sustainable energy use in Zanzibar. The Consolidation phase has a budget of 47 million Swedish kronor and is intended to be implemented over four years starting in Autumn 2014. Insatsen syftar till att skapa förutsättningar för ekonomisk och socialt hållbar utveckling på Zanzibar genom att förbättra säkerhet och tillgång till elektricitet genom att stärka den organisatoriska kapaciteten och ekonomin hos tre statliga aktörer inom energi sektorn på Zanzibar. Zanzibars elsektor har under en längre tid haft problem med elavbrott, tekniska och icke tekniska förluster, elpriser som inte reflekterar kostnader för inköp och distribution. Det statliga elbolaget och de statliga myndigheter som är satta att reglera sektorn har en begränsad kapacitet att få bukt med problemen. 2003 bad Zanzibars regering Sverige om hjälp att adressera de problem som energi sektorn upplevde. Ett trestegsprogram som angrep policy, organisatorisk kapacitet och tekniska förbättringar utformades och en första fas genomfördes mellan 2007 och 2010. Resultaten av denna första fas var positiva. Bland annat minskade de tekniska förlusterna från 33% 2008 till 24% 2014, och de icke tekniska förlusterna minskade med 40% och elbolaget ZECOs inkomster ökade från 2.8 miljarder TSH per månad till över 5 miljarder TSH per månad under samma period . Dessutom har en rad reformer inom sektorn genomförts och den organisatoriska kapaciteten har stärkts med resultat att bättre styrning och kontroll av sektorn bidragit till energisektorns förmåga att leverera tjänster till slutanvändare på ett effektivt sätt. En ansökan om stöd för en andra fas med titeln "Zanzibar Energy Sector Programme Consolidation" inkom till Sida i oktober 2013 och har som mål att 1) stärka kapaciteten och verksamheten hos Department of Energy and Minerals (DoEM) och dess roll att koordinera energisektorn 2) Förbättra elbolaget ZECOs finansiella kapacitet och 3) bidra till mer hållbar energianvändning på Zanzibar Konsolideringsfasen har en budget på 47 miljoner svenska kronor och är tänkt att genomföras under fyra år med start hösten 2014. The Zanzibar Energy Sector Support (ZESS) project, which was formed based on an intergovernmental support on the energy sector between the Government of Sweden and the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar is currently in its consolidation implementation phase. The overall objectives of this project are to improve competence and processes for Zanzibar Electrcity Supply Corporation (ZECO) Staff in all Departments, improve the capacity of Zanzibar Utilities Regulatory Authority (ZURA) to carry out economic regulation of the electricity sector. In order to make this objective concrete and measureable, the target outcome is to ensure that, by the end of the program, ZURA has developed the capacity, knowledge, tools, systems and procedures to effectively set end-user tariffs of ZECO. ZESS Project consists of three types of support; (1) Technical assistance, (2) Training/Capacity development for the Department of Energy and Minerals (DoEM), Department of Planning, Policy and Research (DPPR), Zanzibar Utilities Regulatory Authority (ZURA) and ZECO staff; and (3) Procurement of pre-paid meters and critical equipment. The Project is underpinned by an inter-governmental agreement between Sweden and Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar (RGoZ), which provides for up to about Swedish Kronor (SEK) 53.6 million including Sida monitoring costs to sustain program results.     Sweden Ministry of Finance/Development Revenue Account Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency MLHWE/Ministry of Lands Housing Water and Energy 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 716000 0 108000 716000 108000 0 824000 MLHWE/Ministry of Lands Housing Water and Energy 716000 MLHWE/Ministry of Lands Housing Water and Energy 108000 MLHWE/Ministry of Lands Housing Water and Energy Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Increased access to renewable energy and improved energy efficiency. Ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och förbättrad energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51170036 Sweden AECF-Agribusiness Window for Tanzania is a challenge fund that aims to co-finance and stimulate, innovative and catalytic private agri-business investments in Tanzania. It is implemented by AGRA (Alliance for Green Revloution in Africa). Tilläggsbeslutet gäller ett tillskott till AECF för att finansiera en tredje runda av Tanzania Agri-business Window (TZAW) där företag kan söka stöd för affärsmodeller inom jordbrukssektorn som gynnar människor som lever i fattigdom. Ett antal vinnande företag väljs ut bland annat baserat på hur väl och hur många fattiga människor kan dra nytta av företagets affärsmodell, som producenter, konsumenter, leverantörer mm. Tidigare stöd har gått till runda två av TZAW och Renewable Energy and Climate Change Adaptation Technologies (REACT-TZ). Det är ännu för tidigt att rapportera resultat från dessa två utlysningar, men rapportering från första rundan (ej finansierad av Sida-stöd) visar resultat i linje med uppsatta målsättningar och visar att modellen fungerar väl. Det bedöms finnas ett ansenligt antal lovande företag inom jordbrukssektorn i Tanzania som skulle kunna kvalificera för AECF-stöd. Utifrån goda förutsättningar och baserat på erfarenheter av redan pågående verksamhet genom AECF i Tanzania bedöms ett stöd till en tredje runda av TZAW vara relevant. Den tredje rundan kommer att innebära en väsentlig ökning av det förväntade antalet människor som ska öka sina inkomster som en följd av projekten. The Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund (AECF) is a multi-donor funded financing facility aimed at stimulating private sector driven innovations to improve market systems for enterprises in agribusinesses, renewable energy, and finance. It makes the markets work profitably better for the poor in the rural areas in Africa and stimulate further investments by private sector entrepreneurs. The Fund awards grants and non-recourse loans to projects focused on agriculture, renewable energy and adaptation to climate change, and access to financial services and information, with the aim of improving households incomes and reducing rural poverty. Based on the poverty dimensions, to achieve the goal, AECF provides catalytic financial RESOURCES as matching grants for companies, selected through a competitive process. This promotes private sector innovations and investments in projects that create OPPORTUNITIES to the poor as employees, contract farmers, out-growers and/ or suppliers. Sida through the Embassy in Dar es Salaam bilateral strategy and the UK Department for International Development (DFID), now FCDO, has been co-funding the Agribusiness windows for rounds Two and Three (TZAW R2 & R3). The total funding about amount for Round Two (R2) has been USD 4.55 million with proportion of 76% from DFID and 24% from Sida and USD 9.15 million for Round Three (R3), with 50% from each funder. The programme had 25 projects (8 for R2 and 17 R3) representing a mix of agribusiness enterprises in Tanzania. The support agreement to TZAW R2 & R3 ended in 2020. The agreement however was shared with REACT window which was no-cost extended. The original design of TZAW/REACT challenge funds included the repaid grants, a non-recourse loans to innovative projects focused on agriculture, renewable energy and adaptation to climate change, and access to financial services and information. However, the decision on how to use the repaid grants funds collected from the challenge fund private sector companies was not clearly decided. AECF therefore has been reaching out to donors bilaterally with proposals to reinvest the collected funds. As of December 2022, AECF reported to have collected about USD 1.7 million from Tanzania bilateral strategy window (TZAW) and in 2023 AECF reported USD 1.2 million from unspent funds from REACT min-grid challenge funds. The dialogue was done regarding the use of the funds and it was deliberated that there is potential of more development impact from having another round of challenge fund agribusiness projects and hence a no-cost extension was proposed since the repaid grant is not new funding. The decision also involved to reallocate the unspent funds from REACT to TZAW The Seed for Impact Program (SIP), is therefore a specific window created through extension of existing AECF-TZAW window with funding from Sida, aims to transform Tanzanian's seed sector by enabling smallholder farmers to access certified, climate-resilient seed varieties. With a total investment of USD 2.9 million comprising an initial USD 1.7 million and a top-up of USD 1.2 million the program focuses on scaling the production and distribution of improved bean, sorghum, and sesame seeds. The initiative prioritizes inclusivity and sustainability by blending grant funding with private co-investment and technical assistance, particularly targeting underserved regions such as Mbeya, Songwe, Kilimanjaro, Katavi, Manyara, Dodoma, and Ruvuma. The objective is to invest in measurable and demonstrable impact at the local scale, to build a lasting impact for the expansion of the approach to other regions in future. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Agricultural development Agriculture The first year of implementing the new Seed for Impact Programme challenge funds mainly involved the process of running the challenge funds competition, due-diligence and commissioning of the projects. The first round processes are reported to be complete. During the first year AECF undertook scoping study on the status of climate resilient crop varieties and access to germplasm by the private seed enterprises in Tanzania. The research was conducted to gain an understanding of the status of climate-resilient crop varieties in Tanzania and recommend specific crop varieties to be promoted, along with strategies for scaling up adoption. It focused on specific questions related to the national catalogue of crop varieties, engagement with stakeholders in crop improvement, organizations involved in improving climate-resilient crop varieties, the role of research organizations in creating awareness of improved and climate-resilient crop varieties, and the status of plant breeders' rights in Tanzania. The second activity was running the challenge fund competition, due diligence and commissioning of projects. The process involved a call for competition publicized on the AECF website and other media outlets as well as workshops, and proposal submissions through the official submittable platform and proposal review by a competent team of experts. Ten proposal were received. After successfully passing the proposal stage, companies underwent comprehensive business planning and due diligence phases. Three companies Agrinature, Namburi and Kinemo, were approved for funding and contracting was finalized in March 2024. Regarding the challenge funds financing outcome, the report shows that the approved grant funding to Agrinature Company Limited to the tune of US$ 499,680 with matching funds of US$ 203,532, for a project valued at US$ 703,248. For Kinemo Agro Seeds and Chemicals Traders Co. Ltd to the approved funding is around US$ 178,187.10 with matching funds of US$ 67,194.90, for the project valued at US$ 245,382. Upon contracting the above approved companies for funding, an initial US$ 158, 196.00 were disbursed to enable them to start the project activities. Moreover reports shows the disbursement schedule and the goal is to ensure 90% of the investment funds goes out by end of the year 2024 and the developmemt results are expected to be reported in the 2025 reporting. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51170036-5117003601 Sweden AECF-Agribusiness Window for Tanzania is a challenge fund that aims to co-finance and stimulate, innovative and catalytic private agri-business investments in Tanzania. It is implemented by AGRA (Alliance for Green Revloution in Africa). Tilläggsbeslutet gäller ett tillskott till AECF för att finansiera en tredje runda av Tanzania Agri-business Window (TZAW) där företag kan söka stöd för affärsmodeller inom jordbrukssektorn som gynnar människor som lever i fattigdom. Ett antal vinnande företag väljs ut bland annat baserat på hur väl och hur många fattiga människor kan dra nytta av företagets affärsmodell, som producenter, konsumenter, leverantörer mm. Tidigare stöd har gått till runda två av TZAW och Renewable Energy and Climate Change Adaptation Technologies (REACT-TZ). Det är ännu för tidigt att rapportera resultat från dessa två utlysningar, men rapportering från första rundan (ej finansierad av Sida-stöd) visar resultat i linje med uppsatta målsättningar och visar att modellen fungerar väl. Det bedöms finnas ett ansenligt antal lovande företag inom jordbrukssektorn i Tanzania som skulle kunna kvalificera för AECF-stöd. Utifrån goda förutsättningar och baserat på erfarenheter av redan pågående verksamhet genom AECF i Tanzania bedöms ett stöd till en tredje runda av TZAW vara relevant. Den tredje rundan kommer att innebära en väsentlig ökning av det förväntade antalet människor som ska öka sina inkomster som en följd av projekten. The Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund (AECF) is a multi-donor funded financing facility aimed at stimulating private sector driven innovations to improve market systems for enterprises in agribusinesses, renewable energy, and finance. It makes the markets work profitably better for the poor in the rural areas in Africa and stimulate further investments by private sector entrepreneurs. The Fund awards grants and non-recourse loans to projects focused on agriculture, renewable energy and adaptation to climate change, and access to financial services and information, with the aim of improving households incomes and reducing rural poverty. Based on the poverty dimensions, to achieve the goal, AECF provides catalytic financial RESOURCES as matching grants for companies, selected through a competitive process. This promotes private sector innovations and investments in projects that create OPPORTUNITIES to the poor as employees, contract farmers, out-growers and/ or suppliers. Sida through the Embassy in Dar es Salaam bilateral strategy and the UK Department for International Development (DFID), now FCDO, has been co-funding the Agribusiness windows for rounds Two and Three (TZAW R2 & R3). The total funding about amount for Round Two (R2) has been USD 4.55 million with proportion of 76% from DFID and 24% from Sida and USD 9.15 million for Round Three (R3), with 50% from each funder. The programme had 25 projects (8 for R2 and 17 R3) representing a mix of agribusiness enterprises in Tanzania. The support agreement to TZAW R2 & R3 ended in 2020. The agreement however was shared with REACT window which was no-cost extended. The original design of TZAW/REACT challenge funds included the repaid grants, a non-recourse loans to innovative projects focused on agriculture, renewable energy and adaptation to climate change, and access to financial services and information. However, the decision on how to use the repaid grants funds collected from the challenge fund private sector companies was not clearly decided. AECF therefore has been reaching out to donors bilaterally with proposals to reinvest the collected funds. As of December 2022, AECF reported to have collected about USD 1.7 million from Tanzania bilateral strategy window (TZAW) and in 2023 AECF reported USD 1.2 million from unspent funds from REACT min-grid challenge funds. The dialogue was done regarding the use of the funds and it was deliberated that there is potential of more development impact from having another round of challenge fund agribusiness projects and hence a no-cost extension was proposed since the repaid grant is not new funding. The decision also involved to reallocate the unspent funds from REACT to TZAW The Seed for Impact Program (SIP), is therefore a specific window created through extension of existing AECF-TZAW window with funding from Sida, aims to transform Tanzanian's seed sector by enabling smallholder farmers to access certified, climate-resilient seed varieties. With a total investment of USD 2.9 million comprising an initial USD 1.7 million and a top-up of USD 1.2 million the program focuses on scaling the production and distribution of improved bean, sorghum, and sesame seeds. The initiative prioritizes inclusivity and sustainability by blending grant funding with private co-investment and technical assistance, particularly targeting underserved regions such as Mbeya, Songwe, Kilimanjaro, Katavi, Manyara, Dodoma, and Ruvuma. The objective is to invest in measurable and demonstrable impact at the local scale, to build a lasting impact for the expansion of the approach to other regions in future. Sweden The AECF/Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency The AECF/Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund 1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom. 1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 10000000 27500000 0 0 0 17500000 0 0 -17500000 10000000 27500000 0 0 0 17500000 17500000 55000000 The AECF/Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund 10000000 The AECF/Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund 10000000 The AECF/Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund 17500000 The AECF/Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund 17500000 The AECF/Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund SE-0-SE-6-51170036-5117003602 Sweden AECF-Agribusiness Window for Tanzania is a challenge fund that aims to co-finance and stimulate, innovative and catalytic private agri-business investments in Tanzania. It is implemented by AGRA (Alliance for Green Revloution in Africa). Tilläggsbeslutet gäller ett tillskott till AECF för att finansiera en tredje runda av Tanzania Agri-business Window (TZAW) där företag kan söka stöd för affärsmodeller inom jordbrukssektorn som gynnar människor som lever i fattigdom. Ett antal vinnande företag väljs ut bland annat baserat på hur väl och hur många fattiga människor kan dra nytta av företagets affärsmodell, som producenter, konsumenter, leverantörer mm. Tidigare stöd har gått till runda två av TZAW och Renewable Energy and Climate Change Adaptation Technologies (REACT-TZ). Det är ännu för tidigt att rapportera resultat från dessa två utlysningar, men rapportering från första rundan (ej finansierad av Sida-stöd) visar resultat i linje med uppsatta målsättningar och visar att modellen fungerar väl. Det bedöms finnas ett ansenligt antal lovande företag inom jordbrukssektorn i Tanzania som skulle kunna kvalificera för AECF-stöd. Utifrån goda förutsättningar och baserat på erfarenheter av redan pågående verksamhet genom AECF i Tanzania bedöms ett stöd till en tredje runda av TZAW vara relevant. Den tredje rundan kommer att innebära en väsentlig ökning av det förväntade antalet människor som ska öka sina inkomster som en följd av projekten. The Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund (AECF) is a multi-donor funded financing facility aimed at stimulating private sector driven innovations to improve market systems for enterprises in agribusinesses, renewable energy, and finance. It makes the markets work profitably better for the poor in the rural areas in Africa and stimulate further investments by private sector entrepreneurs. The Fund awards grants and non-recourse loans to projects focused on agriculture, renewable energy and adaptation to climate change, and access to financial services and information, with the aim of improving households incomes and reducing rural poverty. Based on the poverty dimensions, to achieve the goal, AECF provides catalytic financial RESOURCES as matching grants for companies, selected through a competitive process. This promotes private sector innovations and investments in projects that create OPPORTUNITIES to the poor as employees, contract farmers, out-growers and/ or suppliers. Sida through the Embassy in Dar es Salaam bilateral strategy and the UK Department for International Development (DFID), now FCDO, has been co-funding the Agribusiness windows for rounds Two and Three (TZAW R2 & R3). The total funding about amount for Round Two (R2) has been USD 4.55 million with proportion of 76% from DFID and 24% from Sida and USD 9.15 million for Round Three (R3), with 50% from each funder. The programme had 25 projects (8 for R2 and 17 R3) representing a mix of agribusiness enterprises in Tanzania. The support agreement to TZAW R2 & R3 ended in 2020. The agreement however was shared with REACT window which was no-cost extended. The original design of TZAW/REACT challenge funds included the repaid grants, a non-recourse loans to innovative projects focused on agriculture, renewable energy and adaptation to climate change, and access to financial services and information. However, the decision on how to use the repaid grants funds collected from the challenge fund private sector companies was not clearly decided. AECF therefore has been reaching out to donors bilaterally with proposals to reinvest the collected funds. As of December 2022, AECF reported to have collected about USD 1.7 million from Tanzania bilateral strategy window (TZAW) and in 2023 AECF reported USD 1.2 million from unspent funds from REACT min-grid challenge funds. The dialogue was done regarding the use of the funds and it was deliberated that there is potential of more development impact from having another round of challenge fund agribusiness projects and hence a no-cost extension was proposed since the repaid grant is not new funding. The decision also involved to reallocate the unspent funds from REACT to TZAW The Seed for Impact Program (SIP), is therefore a specific window created through extension of existing AECF-TZAW window with funding from Sida, aims to transform Tanzanian's seed sector by enabling smallholder farmers to access certified, climate-resilient seed varieties. With a total investment of USD 2.9 million comprising an initial USD 1.7 million and a top-up of USD 1.2 million the program focuses on scaling the production and distribution of improved bean, sorghum, and sesame seeds. The initiative prioritizes inclusivity and sustainability by blending grant funding with private co-investment and technical assistance, particularly targeting underserved regions such as Mbeya, Songwe, Kilimanjaro, Katavi, Manyara, Dodoma, and Ruvuma. The objective is to invest in measurable and demonstrable impact at the local scale, to build a lasting impact for the expansion of the approach to other regions in future. Sweden The AECF/Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 12500000 12500000 0 12500000 International NGO 12500000 International NGO SE-0-SE-6-51170036-5117003603 Sweden AECF-Agribusiness Window for Tanzania is a challenge fund that aims to co-finance and stimulate, innovative and catalytic private agri-business investments in Tanzania. It is implemented by AGRA (Alliance for Green Revloution in Africa). Tilläggsbeslutet gäller ett tillskott till AECF för att finansiera en tredje runda av Tanzania Agri-business Window (TZAW) där företag kan söka stöd för affärsmodeller inom jordbrukssektorn som gynnar människor som lever i fattigdom. Ett antal vinnande företag väljs ut bland annat baserat på hur väl och hur många fattiga människor kan dra nytta av företagets affärsmodell, som producenter, konsumenter, leverantörer mm. Tidigare stöd har gått till runda två av TZAW och Renewable Energy and Climate Change Adaptation Technologies (REACT-TZ). Det är ännu för tidigt att rapportera resultat från dessa två utlysningar, men rapportering från första rundan (ej finansierad av Sida-stöd) visar resultat i linje med uppsatta målsättningar och visar att modellen fungerar väl. Det bedöms finnas ett ansenligt antal lovande företag inom jordbrukssektorn i Tanzania som skulle kunna kvalificera för AECF-stöd. Utifrån goda förutsättningar och baserat på erfarenheter av redan pågående verksamhet genom AECF i Tanzania bedöms ett stöd till en tredje runda av TZAW vara relevant. Den tredje rundan kommer att innebära en väsentlig ökning av det förväntade antalet människor som ska öka sina inkomster som en följd av projekten. The Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund (AECF) is a multi-donor funded financing facility aimed at stimulating private sector driven innovations to improve market systems for enterprises in agribusinesses, renewable energy, and finance. It makes the markets work profitably better for the poor in the rural areas in Africa and stimulate further investments by private sector entrepreneurs. The Fund awards grants and non-recourse loans to projects focused on agriculture, renewable energy and adaptation to climate change, and access to financial services and information, with the aim of improving households incomes and reducing rural poverty. Based on the poverty dimensions, to achieve the goal, AECF provides catalytic financial RESOURCES as matching grants for companies, selected through a competitive process. This promotes private sector innovations and investments in projects that create OPPORTUNITIES to the poor as employees, contract farmers, out-growers and/ or suppliers. Sida through the Embassy in Dar es Salaam bilateral strategy and the UK Department for International Development (DFID), now FCDO, has been co-funding the Agribusiness windows for rounds Two and Three (TZAW R2 & R3). The total funding about amount for Round Two (R2) has been USD 4.55 million with proportion of 76% from DFID and 24% from Sida and USD 9.15 million for Round Three (R3), with 50% from each funder. The programme had 25 projects (8 for R2 and 17 R3) representing a mix of agribusiness enterprises in Tanzania. The support agreement to TZAW R2 & R3 ended in 2020. The agreement however was shared with REACT window which was no-cost extended. The original design of TZAW/REACT challenge funds included the repaid grants, a non-recourse loans to innovative projects focused on agriculture, renewable energy and adaptation to climate change, and access to financial services and information. However, the decision on how to use the repaid grants funds collected from the challenge fund private sector companies was not clearly decided. AECF therefore has been reaching out to donors bilaterally with proposals to reinvest the collected funds. As of December 2022, AECF reported to have collected about USD 1.7 million from Tanzania bilateral strategy window (TZAW) and in 2023 AECF reported USD 1.2 million from unspent funds from REACT min-grid challenge funds. The dialogue was done regarding the use of the funds and it was deliberated that there is potential of more development impact from having another round of challenge fund agribusiness projects and hence a no-cost extension was proposed since the repaid grant is not new funding. The decision also involved to reallocate the unspent funds from REACT to TZAW The Seed for Impact Program (SIP), is therefore a specific window created through extension of existing AECF-TZAW window with funding from Sida, aims to transform Tanzanian's seed sector by enabling smallholder farmers to access certified, climate-resilient seed varieties. With a total investment of USD 2.9 million comprising an initial USD 1.7 million and a top-up of USD 1.2 million the program focuses on scaling the production and distribution of improved bean, sorghum, and sesame seeds. The initiative prioritizes inclusivity and sustainability by blending grant funding with private co-investment and technical assistance, particularly targeting underserved regions such as Mbeya, Songwe, Kilimanjaro, Katavi, Manyara, Dodoma, and Ruvuma. The objective is to invest in measurable and demonstrable impact at the local scale, to build a lasting impact for the expansion of the approach to other regions in future. Sweden The AECF/Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency The AECF/Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -1100000 -1100000 -1100000 The AECF/Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund -1100000 The AECF/Africa Enterprise Challenge Fund Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Improved opportunities for productive employment and decent work, and increased agricultural productivity and sustainability. Förbättrade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga villkor och ökad produktivitet och hållbarhet i lantbruket Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Sustainable use of natural resources and marine and terrestrial ecosystems, including conservation and rehabilitation of biodiversity and ecosystem services, and increased resilience to climate change. Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystem till havs och på land, inklusive rehabilitering och bevarande av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51170053 Sweden Femina targets young people ages 13 - 30 through its media platform. It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Femina targets young people ages 13 - 30 through its media platform. It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2016Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: The outcomes of Femina Hip’s work, as listed in its results framework, are: Final Outcome: A movement of youth and mentors self-organizes and promotes the Femina Family Agenda Intermediate Outcome: Youth and mentors adopt the promoted behaviours of the Femina Family regarding sexual reproductive health and rights, economic empowerment and citizen engagement. Initial Outcome 1: Youth and mentors have knowledge and awareness about sexual and reproductive health and rights, economic empowerment, and citizen engagement. Initial Outcome 2: Youth and mentors employ both personal and interpersonal life skills. Initial Outcome 3: Youth and mentors have positive attitudes towards the Femina Family behaviours. Initial Outcome 4: Youth and mentors have the perception of their own agency to adopt the Femina Family behaviours. Initial Outcome 5: Youth and mentors perceive that they are supported by people important to them in adopting the Femina Family behaviours. In 2016, Femina Hip continued to communicate and connect with youth through its multimedia platform as well as through face-to-face activities and active learning in outreach interventions through its Edutainment Media and Outreach Products, namely; Fema Magazine, Fema Radio Show, Website and Social Media, Fema Clubs, Field Trips, Festivals, Sema na Fema SMS platform and Volunteer Programs. The Fema magazine was distributed quarterly to both secondary schools and active learning partners across Tanzania and includes sections on all three of Femina Hip’s strategic areas: Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, Economic Empowerment and Citizen Engagement. In 2016 a total of 88 female and 88 male youth were engaged in ‘youth reporting’ and the production of different magazine sections. During the same year, five major outreach trips were made to different regions of the country, in addition to five festivals. Also, over 40,000 SMS were sent and recieved through Femina's SMS platform. The annual report is indicative of Femina Hip's continued drive to reach to vulnarable youth thorugh innivative means in a fast developing landscape. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51170053-5117005301 Sweden Femina targets young people ages 13 - 30 through its media platform. It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Femina targets young people ages 13 - 30 through its media platform. It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Sweden Femina HIP Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Femina HIP 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 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Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Femina targets young people ages 13 - 30 through its media platform. It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Sweden Femina HIP Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Deloitte Tanzania 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 318223 0 431045 199080 0 -1000000 254314 0 318223 0 199080 1000000 176731 0 948348 Deloitte Tanzania 318222.78 Deloitte Tanzania 254314.02 Deloitte Tanzania 176730.82 Deloitte Tanzania 199080 Deloitte Tanzania SE-0-SE-6-51170053-5117005303 Sweden Femina targets young people ages 13 - 30 through its media platform. It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Femina targets young people ages 13 - 30 through its media platform. It envisions a gender equal society in which youth are confident and competent change makers who actively participate in the development and wellbeing of Tanzania. Its mission is its expertise in strategic communication and expensive partnership network to reach YP across Tanzania with critical knowledge and platform for conversation. Sweden Femina HIP Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Femina HIP 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 550920 0 550920 550920 Femina HIP 550920 Femina HIP Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-51170081 Sweden This is a programme to implement the Save the Children Child Rights Governance and Child Protection Strategy for the period 2015-2020. De förväntade resultaten inom denna insats bidrar till att uppnå målen i Sveriges resultatstrategi för utvecklingssamarbete med Tanzania 2013-2019. Insatsen är också i linje med Tanzaniska nationella prioriteringar samt Agenda 2030 – de globala målen för hållbar utveckling, som fordrar att utvecklingsaktörer harmoniserar sina ansatser i förhållande till de globala målen. Specifikt mål 5 som handlar om jämlikhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter är relevant, och även mål 3, 4 och 6 som berör hälsa, utbildning och sanitet. Agenda 2030 med dess ambition innebär ett unikt tillfälle för utvecklingsaktörer, såsom Rädda Barnen, att med en innovativ tillvägagångssätt maximera genomslag för genomförandet och därigenom även resultaten. Relevansen har även en särskild koppling till FN:s konvention om barnets rättigheter som både Sverige och Tanzania har ratificerat. ENGLISH The development intervention’s objectives and intended results are consistent with the Results strategy for Sweden’s international development cooperation in Tanzania 2013 – 2019 objectives. They are also consistent with national Tanzanian priorities and the Agenda 2030 – the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that demand that development actors shape their priorities in line with SDGs goals. The relevance of SC is particularly linked to goal 5 which focuses on achieving gender equality and empowerment of women and girls and goals 3, 4 and 6 which priorities health, education, and water. These goals provide an opportunity for the development actors such as Save the Children to be innovative to maximise delivery of results and impact. The relevance is particularly linked to the UN Convention of the Rights of the Child (CRC) that both Sweden and Tanzania have ratified. The development intervention envisions a world in which every child attains the right to survival, protection, development and participation. The mission of the development intervention is to inspire changes in the way the world treats children, and to achieve immediate and lasting change in their lives. The development intervention has identified intentions at Global level that are to be translated at national level. The global intentions 2030 are 1) Survive: No Child dies from preventable causes before their 5th birthday 2) Learn: all Children learn from a quality basic education and 3) Be protected: Violence against Children is no longer tolerated. The intervention intends to reach the most deprived children across the full spectrum and to ensure that policies and national resources established as an outcome of its programming are designed to benefit the most deprived. SC intends to measure its results in terms of the tangible improvements it makes in the lives of the most deprived children.At country level the global intentions by 2030 have been contexualised as follows:1. Survive: the development intervention will focus on high impact interventions in Health and nutrition on newborns, under fives and adolescents with improved quality services at national, district and Community level.2. Learn: The development intervention will target the marginalised including Girls and Children from families who cannot afford basic education. It will seek to profile and understand how to identify Children with disabilities who are largely marginalised with a vision for expanding inclusive education opportunities.3. Be Protected: the development intervention will target all children as there is a recognition that violnece affects all groups of children.Supporting deprived and marginalised children entails making sure that Child rights governance systems and mechanisms are inclusive and that voices of the most deprived children are represented.4. Across all programming: all children wil be targetted with special emphasis on the deprived and marginalised such as Girls who are disadvantaged in a male dominated society.The development intervention intends to lead by example and act as a voice for transparency and acoountability in its Child rights work, especially as a catalyst for engagement and strengthening of civil society to defend Child rights. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Human rights Government & Civil Society-general The Endline Survey of the Save the Children Child Protection and Child Rights Governance 2016 - 2018 in Zanzibar, Songwe, Shinyanga and Dar es Salaam regions highlighed the following results: Child Protection: 1) The report highlights that there is strong evidence on improved technical capacities to teachers, police officers, and social welfare staff on VAC prevention and response. 2) The project renovated One stop centres and Police Gender Children and Desks in various project districts in order to ensure service delivery and ensure the privacy of victims which contributed towards increased reporting of VAC cases. 3) Through Tuseme ( Lets Speak) clubs children acquired knowledge and skills on their rights and responsibilities. This has led to multiple effects including reporting of VAC, improved confidence, discipline and academic performance ( as an unintended positive outcome). Furthermore, community perceptions about child rights and child protection have changed. 4) The project increased knowledge and skills on VAC identification, reporting and handling among project beneficiaries. Children have knowledge and skills in how to protect themselves, and where to get access to quality services 5) Children have been trained to demand their rights and fulfill their responsibilities. This has improved their discipline and academic performance in examinations. THis unintended positive impact is considered to be significant.  Child Rights Governance 1) SC participated in the development of the National Plans of Action to end Violence Against Women and Children both in Zanzibar and Tanzania Mainland  and has been active in supporting the Government to roll out the plan. 2) SC facilitated establishment and strengthening of Junior Councils and National Children Advisory Board. Children have been supported to participate in various national and international dialogues where they learn from other children and share the experiences from their respective areas. 3) Some district plans and budgets include inputs from children. This implies that children voices are now recognised more than ever. Some of the inputs include: a) Establishing and strengthening of Children Councils in communities and raising awareness in the community on children rights; b) strengthening NPA-VAWC committees, provision of health insurance cards to vulnerable children and improved services for victims of violence. 4) Children and Junior Councils have made children problems more visible in their local areas.As a result, Local Government Authorities ( LGAs) have become more aware of the challenges faced by children and their responsibility for improving child related services in district plans and budgets. However, there was limited evidence of the release of funds for planned activities in respective District Councils.    No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51170081-5117008101 Sweden This is a programme to implement the Save the Children Child Rights Governance and Child Protection Strategy for the period 2015-2020. De förväntade resultaten inom denna insats bidrar till att uppnå målen i Sveriges resultatstrategi för utvecklingssamarbete med Tanzania 2013-2019. Insatsen är också i linje med Tanzaniska nationella prioriteringar samt Agenda 2030 – de globala målen för hållbar utveckling, som fordrar att utvecklingsaktörer harmoniserar sina ansatser i förhållande till de globala målen. Specifikt mål 5 som handlar om jämlikhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter är relevant, och även mål 3, 4 och 6 som berör hälsa, utbildning och sanitet. Agenda 2030 med dess ambition innebär ett unikt tillfälle för utvecklingsaktörer, såsom Rädda Barnen, att med en innovativ tillvägagångssätt maximera genomslag för genomförandet och därigenom även resultaten. Relevansen har även en särskild koppling till FN:s konvention om barnets rättigheter som både Sverige och Tanzania har ratificerat. ENGLISH The development intervention’s objectives and intended results are consistent with the Results strategy for Sweden’s international development cooperation in Tanzania 2013 – 2019 objectives. They are also consistent with national Tanzanian priorities and the Agenda 2030 – the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that demand that development actors shape their priorities in line with SDGs goals. The relevance of SC is particularly linked to goal 5 which focuses on achieving gender equality and empowerment of women and girls and goals 3, 4 and 6 which priorities health, education, and water. These goals provide an opportunity for the development actors such as Save the Children to be innovative to maximise delivery of results and impact. The relevance is particularly linked to the UN Convention of the Rights of the Child (CRC) that both Sweden and Tanzania have ratified. The development intervention envisions a world in which every child attains the right to survival, protection, development and participation. The mission of the development intervention is to inspire changes in the way the world treats children, and to achieve immediate and lasting change in their lives. The development intervention has identified intentions at Global level that are to be translated at national level. The global intentions 2030 are 1) Survive: No Child dies from preventable causes before their 5th birthday 2) Learn: all Children learn from a quality basic education and 3) Be protected: Violence against Children is no longer tolerated. The intervention intends to reach the most deprived children across the full spectrum and to ensure that policies and national resources established as an outcome of its programming are designed to benefit the most deprived. SC intends to measure its results in terms of the tangible improvements it makes in the lives of the most deprived children.At country level the global intentions by 2030 have been contexualised as follows:1. Survive: the development intervention will focus on high impact interventions in Health and nutrition on newborns, under fives and adolescents with improved quality services at national, district and Community level.2. Learn: The development intervention will target the marginalised including Girls and Children from families who cannot afford basic education. It will seek to profile and understand how to identify Children with disabilities who are largely marginalised with a vision for expanding inclusive education opportunities.3. Be Protected: the development intervention will target all children as there is a recognition that violnece affects all groups of children.Supporting deprived and marginalised children entails making sure that Child rights governance systems and mechanisms are inclusive and that voices of the most deprived children are represented.4. Across all programming: all children wil be targetted with special emphasis on the deprived and marginalised such as Girls who are disadvantaged in a male dominated society.The development intervention intends to lead by example and act as a voice for transparency and acoountability in its Child rights work, especially as a catalyst for engagement and strengthening of civil society to defend Child rights. Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förskola av god kvalitet som ger omvårdnad och förbereder dem för att börja grundskolan. 4.2 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education so that they are ready for primary education. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 8850000 28075000 10175700 0 9200000 0 0 8850000 25000000 25000000 -25000000 9200000 24000000 -25000000 0 0 9675000 10175700 0 -24000000 47100700 Save the Children, Sweden 8850000 Save the Children, Sweden 0 Save the Children, Sweden 9200000 Save the Children, Sweden 18875000 Save the Children, Sweden 10175700 Save the Children, Sweden SE-0-SE-6-51170081-5117008102 Sweden This is a programme to implement the Save the Children Child Rights Governance and Child Protection Strategy for the period 2015-2020. De förväntade resultaten inom denna insats bidrar till att uppnå målen i Sveriges resultatstrategi för utvecklingssamarbete med Tanzania 2013-2019. Insatsen är också i linje med Tanzaniska nationella prioriteringar samt Agenda 2030 – de globala målen för hållbar utveckling, som fordrar att utvecklingsaktörer harmoniserar sina ansatser i förhållande till de globala målen. Specifikt mål 5 som handlar om jämlikhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter är relevant, och även mål 3, 4 och 6 som berör hälsa, utbildning och sanitet. Agenda 2030 med dess ambition innebär ett unikt tillfälle för utvecklingsaktörer, såsom Rädda Barnen, att med en innovativ tillvägagångssätt maximera genomslag för genomförandet och därigenom även resultaten. Relevansen har även en särskild koppling till FN:s konvention om barnets rättigheter som både Sverige och Tanzania har ratificerat. ENGLISH The development intervention’s objectives and intended results are consistent with the Results strategy for Sweden’s international development cooperation in Tanzania 2013 – 2019 objectives. They are also consistent with national Tanzanian priorities and the Agenda 2030 – the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that demand that development actors shape their priorities in line with SDGs goals. The relevance of SC is particularly linked to goal 5 which focuses on achieving gender equality and empowerment of women and girls and goals 3, 4 and 6 which priorities health, education, and water. These goals provide an opportunity for the development actors such as Save the Children to be innovative to maximise delivery of results and impact. The relevance is particularly linked to the UN Convention of the Rights of the Child (CRC) that both Sweden and Tanzania have ratified. The development intervention envisions a world in which every child attains the right to survival, protection, development and participation. The mission of the development intervention is to inspire changes in the way the world treats children, and to achieve immediate and lasting change in their lives. The development intervention has identified intentions at Global level that are to be translated at national level. The global intentions 2030 are 1) Survive: No Child dies from preventable causes before their 5th birthday 2) Learn: all Children learn from a quality basic education and 3) Be protected: Violence against Children is no longer tolerated. The intervention intends to reach the most deprived children across the full spectrum and to ensure that policies and national resources established as an outcome of its programming are designed to benefit the most deprived. SC intends to measure its results in terms of the tangible improvements it makes in the lives of the most deprived children.At country level the global intentions by 2030 have been contexualised as follows:1. Survive: the development intervention will focus on high impact interventions in Health and nutrition on newborns, under fives and adolescents with improved quality services at national, district and Community level.2. Learn: The development intervention will target the marginalised including Girls and Children from families who cannot afford basic education. It will seek to profile and understand how to identify Children with disabilities who are largely marginalised with a vision for expanding inclusive education opportunities.3. Be Protected: the development intervention will target all children as there is a recognition that violnece affects all groups of children.Supporting deprived and marginalised children entails making sure that Child rights governance systems and mechanisms are inclusive and that voices of the most deprived children are represented.4. Across all programming: all children wil be targetted with special emphasis on the deprived and marginalised such as Girls who are disadvantaged in a male dominated society.The development intervention intends to lead by example and act as a voice for transparency and acoountability in its Child rights work, especially as a catalyst for engagement and strengthening of civil society to defend Child rights. Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 580000 0 1000000 -1000000 580000 580000 Save the Children, Sweden 580000 Save the Children, Sweden SE-0-SE-6-51170081-5117008103 Sweden This is a programme to implement the Save the Children Child Rights Governance and Child Protection Strategy for the period 2015-2020. De förväntade resultaten inom denna insats bidrar till att uppnå målen i Sveriges resultatstrategi för utvecklingssamarbete med Tanzania 2013-2019. Insatsen är också i linje med Tanzaniska nationella prioriteringar samt Agenda 2030 – de globala målen för hållbar utveckling, som fordrar att utvecklingsaktörer harmoniserar sina ansatser i förhållande till de globala målen. Specifikt mål 5 som handlar om jämlikhet och kvinnors och flickors rättigheter är relevant, och även mål 3, 4 och 6 som berör hälsa, utbildning och sanitet. Agenda 2030 med dess ambition innebär ett unikt tillfälle för utvecklingsaktörer, såsom Rädda Barnen, att med en innovativ tillvägagångssätt maximera genomslag för genomförandet och därigenom även resultaten. Relevansen har även en särskild koppling till FN:s konvention om barnets rättigheter som både Sverige och Tanzania har ratificerat. ENGLISH The development intervention’s objectives and intended results are consistent with the Results strategy for Sweden’s international development cooperation in Tanzania 2013 – 2019 objectives. They are also consistent with national Tanzanian priorities and the Agenda 2030 – the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that demand that development actors shape their priorities in line with SDGs goals. The relevance of SC is particularly linked to goal 5 which focuses on achieving gender equality and empowerment of women and girls and goals 3, 4 and 6 which priorities health, education, and water. These goals provide an opportunity for the development actors such as Save the Children to be innovative to maximise delivery of results and impact. The relevance is particularly linked to the UN Convention of the Rights of the Child (CRC) that both Sweden and Tanzania have ratified. The development intervention envisions a world in which every child attains the right to survival, protection, development and participation. The mission of the development intervention is to inspire changes in the way the world treats children, and to achieve immediate and lasting change in their lives. The development intervention has identified intentions at Global level that are to be translated at national level. The global intentions 2030 are 1) Survive: No Child dies from preventable causes before their 5th birthday 2) Learn: all Children learn from a quality basic education and 3) Be protected: Violence against Children is no longer tolerated. The intervention intends to reach the most deprived children across the full spectrum and to ensure that policies and national resources established as an outcome of its programming are designed to benefit the most deprived. SC intends to measure its results in terms of the tangible improvements it makes in the lives of the most deprived children.At country level the global intentions by 2030 have been contexualised as follows:1. Survive: the development intervention will focus on high impact interventions in Health and nutrition on newborns, under fives and adolescents with improved quality services at national, district and Community level.2. Learn: The development intervention will target the marginalised including Girls and Children from families who cannot afford basic education. It will seek to profile and understand how to identify Children with disabilities who are largely marginalised with a vision for expanding inclusive education opportunities.3. Be Protected: the development intervention will target all children as there is a recognition that violnece affects all groups of children.Supporting deprived and marginalised children entails making sure that Child rights governance systems and mechanisms are inclusive and that voices of the most deprived children are represented.4. Across all programming: all children wil be targetted with special emphasis on the deprived and marginalised such as Girls who are disadvantaged in a male dominated society.The development intervention intends to lead by example and act as a voice for transparency and acoountability in its Child rights work, especially as a catalyst for engagement and strengthening of civil society to defend Child rights. Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -182273 Save the Children, Sweden Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Greater respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law, with a special focus on marginalised groups and defenders and agents of democracy Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer, med särskilt fokus på marginaliserade grupper och demokratins försvarare och röstbärare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51170083 Sweden Twaweza has applied to Sida for funding of 60 million SEK to carry out the "Twaweza Strategy East Africa 2015-2018". The total budget for the four-year strategic period is USD 81.8 million, divided over Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda on a ratio of approximately 2:1:1. At least 4 donor agencies have pledged or committed to support the intervention. For its part, Sida will commit 48 million SEK for the endeavor for activities in Tanzania from 2016 to 2018. The intervention aims at improving the learning outcomes in basic education and making the government more open, responsive and accountable to the citizens. This is expected to be achieved by promoting public policy engagement and communication and use of various media strategies that will create awareness, knowledge and influence behavior, perception and action by the citizens demanding accountability, in turn leading to public officials creating policies, plans and budgets that will respond to the public demand for improved delivery of social services including basic education. Twaweza har ansökt om stöd motsvarande MSEK 60 för att genomföra "Twaweza Strategy East Africa 2015-2018". Den totala budgeten för den fyraåriga strategiperioden är MUSD 81,8 fördelad över verksamhet i Tanzania, Kenya och Uganda med en ungefärlig fördelning enligt andelar 2:1:1. Åtminstone fyra givare har åtagit sig att bidra till implementeringen. Sida kommer att åta sig att bidra med MSEK 48 för genomförandet av aktiviteter i Tanzania under perioden 2016 till 2018. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra resultaten inom grundskolan och göra staten mer öppen, lyhörd och ansvarstagande gentemot medborgarna. Detta förväntas åstadkommas genom ett stödja ett större offentligt engagemang kring policyfrågor i utbildningssektorn genom användandet olika media-strategier för att öka medvetenhet och kunskap och påverka beteende, uppfattning och agerande för utkrävande av ansvar vilket i sin tur förväntas leda till att politiker och tjänstemän utformar policys, planer och budgetar som bättre svarar mot medborgarnas efterfrågan på sociala tjänster inklusive efterfrågan på grundläggande utbildning. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general Note that Twaweza Tanzania was granted no cost extension up to 2019 December as activity period. Also it is important to recall that, the extension came at the time when Twaweza was transitioning to a new governance strategy in Tanzania hence Twaweza's objectives broadly remain the same but slightly adjusted in the narrtaives. The achievement below is a reflection of 2019 and not 2018. Twaweza in 2019, rephrased objective to Missions. Twaweza therefore has categorized its work on three different mission. On mission one named as 'demonstrating citizen's agency', There are two stories of achievements reported for 2019. Mbogwe in Tanga and Kigoma Ujiji districts. It is reported that through partnership with an organization called TAMASHA, Twaweza trained 2 animators per village in selected wards (7 in Mbogwe and 14 in Kigoma Ujiji) to work with a newly institutionalized people’s committee to address prioritized challenges. Twaweza reports that animators are properly trained, systematically engage different stakeholders at different level, each process is documented and from time to time the animators are being mentored by TAMASHA as lead facilitator in the process. Twaweza’s report 2019 claims that there have been more positive results in Mbogwe district than in Kigoma Ujiji. More latrines, school construction and increased community awareness are evidences of Mbogwe district intervention.  In Kigoma Ujiji it is reported that, the animation process didn’t go further as there were issues to be solved between Twaweza and district council.  For a mission 2 that ensures citizens’ experiences and voices are heard and taken seriously in decision making; Twaweza in 2019 report has continued to deliver on its old ‘Bunge Live’ intervention as was piloted in 2017/2018. 'Bunge live' involves constituency screening, an MP for respective ward or village is brought together with her or his constituency. According to Twaweza report for 2019, conservative estimates suggest that around 60,000 have been reached in all 15 constituencies.  Another activity reported on Mission 2 as a success in 2019, is Twaweza’s ability to include and invite 15 CSOs to input for Decentralization policy in Tanzania. Policy Forum, Legal and Human Rights Centre, Foundation for Civil Society and Wajibu institute played key logistical and facilitation role while Twaweza was a leading organization. Twaweza claim that this opportunity was a direct space for citizens voice to be heard. According to Twaweza, a revised decentralization policy has been shared to Twaweza by TAMISEMI and most of the CSOs comments were taken onboard. On mission 3, promoting and protecting open civic space that allows for free assembly or organize, speak and act; Twaweza 2019 reports that it has successfully led other CSOs to challenge proposed amendments on Political Parties Act and Registration of NGO and other 7 laws. According to Twaweza, 15 of 51 CSOs recommendations were taken onboard after a series of interrupted and unfriendly difficult advocacy processes. For registration of NGOs, the significant achievement was the amended NGO definition and scope to include governance and Human Rights.  The report also shades positive light on brutal conducts of an organized gang in Kigoma Ujiji who invaded women houses to rape them. According to Twaweza, it seems such acts were happening as from 2015 but citizens and local village authorities were threatened not to speak. Twaweza in collaboration with TAMASHA, LHRC decided to launch a rapid fact-finding mission in claimed villages and used the facts to engage with Minister of Home Affairs and Kigoma regional authorities. The campaign was wide, ringleader was arrested and released for lack of evidence.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51170083-5117008301 Sweden Twaweza has applied to Sida for funding of 60 million SEK to carry out the "Twaweza Strategy East Africa 2015-2018". The total budget for the four-year strategic period is USD 81.8 million, divided over Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda on a ratio of approximately 2:1:1. At least 4 donor agencies have pledged or committed to support the intervention. For its part, Sida will commit 48 million SEK for the endeavor for activities in Tanzania from 2016 to 2018. The intervention aims at improving the learning outcomes in basic education and making the government more open, responsive and accountable to the citizens. This is expected to be achieved by promoting public policy engagement and communication and use of various media strategies that will create awareness, knowledge and influence behavior, perception and action by the citizens demanding accountability, in turn leading to public officials creating policies, plans and budgets that will respond to the public demand for improved delivery of social services including basic education. Twaweza har ansökt om stöd motsvarande MSEK 60 för att genomföra "Twaweza Strategy East Africa 2015-2018". Den totala budgeten för den fyraåriga strategiperioden är MUSD 81,8 fördelad över verksamhet i Tanzania, Kenya och Uganda med en ungefärlig fördelning enligt andelar 2:1:1. Åtminstone fyra givare har åtagit sig att bidra till implementeringen. Sida kommer att åta sig att bidra med MSEK 48 för genomförandet av aktiviteter i Tanzania under perioden 2016 till 2018. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra resultaten inom grundskolan och göra staten mer öppen, lyhörd och ansvarstagande gentemot medborgarna. Detta förväntas åstadkommas genom ett stödja ett större offentligt engagemang kring policyfrågor i utbildningssektorn genom användandet olika media-strategier för att öka medvetenhet och kunskap och påverka beteende, uppfattning och agerande för utkrävande av ansvar vilket i sin tur förväntas leda till att politiker och tjänstemän utformar policys, planer och budgetar som bättre svarar mot medborgarnas efterfrågan på sociala tjänster inklusive efterfrågan på grundläggande utbildning. 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The total budget for the four-year strategic period is USD 81.8 million, divided over Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda on a ratio of approximately 2:1:1. At least 4 donor agencies have pledged or committed to support the intervention. For its part, Sida will commit 48 million SEK for the endeavor for activities in Tanzania from 2016 to 2018. The intervention aims at improving the learning outcomes in basic education and making the government more open, responsive and accountable to the citizens. This is expected to be achieved by promoting public policy engagement and communication and use of various media strategies that will create awareness, knowledge and influence behavior, perception and action by the citizens demanding accountability, in turn leading to public officials creating policies, plans and budgets that will respond to the public demand for improved delivery of social services including basic education. Twaweza har ansökt om stöd motsvarande MSEK 60 för att genomföra "Twaweza Strategy East Africa 2015-2018". Den totala budgeten för den fyraåriga strategiperioden är MUSD 81,8 fördelad över verksamhet i Tanzania, Kenya och Uganda med en ungefärlig fördelning enligt andelar 2:1:1. Åtminstone fyra givare har åtagit sig att bidra till implementeringen. Sida kommer att åta sig att bidra med MSEK 48 för genomförandet av aktiviteter i Tanzania under perioden 2016 till 2018. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra resultaten inom grundskolan och göra staten mer öppen, lyhörd och ansvarstagande gentemot medborgarna. Detta förväntas åstadkommas genom ett stödja ett större offentligt engagemang kring policyfrågor i utbildningssektorn genom användandet olika media-strategier för att öka medvetenhet och kunskap och påverka beteende, uppfattning och agerande för utkrävande av ansvar vilket i sin tur förväntas leda till att politiker och tjänstemän utformar policys, planer och budgetar som bättre svarar mot medborgarnas efterfrågan på sociala tjänster inklusive efterfrågan på grundläggande utbildning. 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For its part, Sida will commit 48 million SEK for the endeavor for activities in Tanzania from 2016 to 2018. The intervention aims at improving the learning outcomes in basic education and making the government more open, responsive and accountable to the citizens. This is expected to be achieved by promoting public policy engagement and communication and use of various media strategies that will create awareness, knowledge and influence behavior, perception and action by the citizens demanding accountability, in turn leading to public officials creating policies, plans and budgets that will respond to the public demand for improved delivery of social services including basic education. Twaweza har ansökt om stöd motsvarande MSEK 60 för att genomföra "Twaweza Strategy East Africa 2015-2018". Den totala budgeten för den fyraåriga strategiperioden är MUSD 81,8 fördelad över verksamhet i Tanzania, Kenya och Uganda med en ungefärlig fördelning enligt andelar 2:1:1. Åtminstone fyra givare har åtagit sig att bidra till implementeringen. Sida kommer att åta sig att bidra med MSEK 48 för genomförandet av aktiviteter i Tanzania under perioden 2016 till 2018. Insatsen syftar till att förbättra resultaten inom grundskolan och göra staten mer öppen, lyhörd och ansvarstagande gentemot medborgarna. Detta förväntas åstadkommas genom ett stödja ett större offentligt engagemang kring policyfrågor i utbildningssektorn genom användandet olika media-strategier för att öka medvetenhet och kunskap och påverka beteende, uppfattning och agerande för utkrävande av ansvar vilket i sin tur förväntas leda till att politiker och tjänstemän utformar policys, planer och budgetar som bättre svarar mot medborgarnas efterfrågan på sociala tjänster inklusive efterfrågan på grundläggande utbildning. Sweden Twaweza East Africa Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 699322 699322 699322 NIRAS Sweden AB 699063 NIRAS Sweden AB SE-0-SE-6-51170100 Sweden Tanzania Horticultural Association (TAHA) is an apex private sector member based organization, whose primary role is to develop and promote the horticultural industry in Tanzania. TAHA focuses on promoting inclusive growth and competitiveness of horticultural value chains to contribute to individual and enterprise incomes, and to national GDP. TAHA’s 2017–2021 strategy prioritises eight key result areas in business enabling environment: market access and value addition: technical support for the industry: investment promotion & industry information access: access to productive resources and finance: institutional capacity and commercialisation of services: membership management and expansion of outreach: and integration and mainstreaming of gender, nutrition, and environment. Tanzania Horticultural Association (TAHA) är en medlemsorganisation i den privata sektorn vars huvudsakliga roll är att utveckla och främja den hortikulturella industrin i Tanzania. TAHA fokuserar på att främja en hållbar och inkluderande tillväxt samt att öka konkurrenskraften i hortikulturella värdekedjor. Detta för att bidra till ökade inkomster för individer och företag vilket sedan avspeglas i ökad nationell tillväxt. TAHAs strategi för 2017-2021 innehåller åtta prioriterade resultatområden för att bidra till en affärsutvecklande miljö: marknadstillgång & ökad förädling, tekniskt stöd till industrin, investeringsfrämjande & ökad tillgång till information, tillgång till produktiva tillgångar & finansiering, institutionell kapacitet & kommersialisering av tjänstesektorn, medlemsstyrning & expansion, integration & mainstreaming av gender-, närings- och miljöfrågor. The Tanzania Horticultural Association (TAHA) is an apex private sector member-based organization that advocates for the growth and competitiveness of the horticultural industry in Tanzania. TAHA signed a five-year (1st January 2017 - 31st December 2021) Grant Agreement with the Swedish International Development Agency (Sida) to implement a project named Support to TAHA Strategy (STS). In this cooperation, Sida provide a support of 43M SEK to TAHAs five years (2017-2021) Strategy which seeks to transform the sector into a more vibrant to become more inclusive and long-term economic benefits for poverty reduction and employment creation for the people of Tanzania. The contribution supports the implementation of ground activities in increasing knowledge in efficient and sustainable horticultural farming methods. The contribution also supports value chain coordination and other activities including market systems development for inputs, output and support services (collection centers, transport and handling logistics, insurance, packaging, and quality control etc.). TAHA also supported for their work in the nationwide business environment (Policy analysis with lobbying and advocacy) and important thematic issues (nutrition, and gender). The approach includes strategic partnerships and engagement, technology transfer and capacity building and promoting commercialization of the sectors value chains. The STS results therefore contribute to the overall Swedish bilateral strategy objectives (of inclusive economic development) by enhancing knowledge of in productivity, access to functioning markets, financial inclusion based on the four Key result areas: •Key result 1: Advocate for better business environment for the horticulture Industry. •Key result 2: Increase access to markets for Tanzanian horticultural products. •Key result 3: Improve productivity and competitiveness of the horticulture industry. •Key result 4: Enhance TAHAs effectiveness, efficiency, and sustainability. In operationalizing the support to TAHA Strategy, the organization closely integrates the Gender especially Youth & Women Engagement, and Environmental Sustainability (Climate Smart horticulture). This is expected to further increase sustainability and inclusiveness and contribute addressing the various dimensions of poverty at institutional and individual levels: enhanced capacity to seize opportunities in horticultural sub-sector to generate income (resources) and enhance their power and voice to advocate for policies and conditions that will enhance the performance of horticultural value chain. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Agricultural development Agriculture The specific performance on specific key performance areas is summarized below: Improved policy and regulatory environment in the horticulture industry: TAHA has been on forefront holding policy engagements with agricultural non-state actors, chairing the Agricultural Council of Tanzania to identify, lobby and advocate for the removal of restrictive laws, regulations and taxes (disaggregated by national and Local Government Authority levels). In 2019, four issues were identified and presented to the government, which was very responsive by addressing them in the FY 2019/2010 national budget. The issues were: 1. Lack of efficient logistics systems and infrastructure as well as the impeding bureaucratic red tape by customs and other authorities for horticultural produce and other perishables has been major setback for Tanzania in accessing regional and International markets 2. Agriculture crop insurance was subjected to Value Added Tax charges hence make it more expensive and less affordable to farmers. 3. Excise and Custom duties on horticultural packaging materials and Customs duty on imported agricultural implements and technologies used in horticulture. 4. High fees charged by Occupational Safety and Public Health Authority (OSHA) Increased access to markets for horticultural products: TAHA Market Information System (MIS) and direct linkages by marketing officers contributes in linking enterprises/individuals to local, regional and international markets or buyers. In 2019, 5,388 farming enterprises were linked to these markets. (the target was 1,600). TAHA also works with large-scale regional and international companies sourcing horticultural products from Tanzania. During the reporting period (2019), linkages with three companies were successful (the target was four). The income secured as a results of sales of horticultural products from regional and international markets is reported to be USD 3.7 million from the target of USD 3.35 million. Increased capacity for provision of logistics and market support infrastructure services: The most notable achievement is the public-private partnerships established between TAHA, the Government of Tanzania & stakeholders to address trade facilitation and cold storage infrastructure needs at Songwe Airport, Dar es Salaam Airport and Dar es Salaam Port. As a result, the number of farming enterprises [including individual farmers] accessing the logistics, storage and other market infrastructure services increased by more than 100 above the set target of 3,000 in 2019. However, there is still a lot of work to be done in capacity building and awareness creation to staff in public sector responsible for transportation (road, airports and seaports) on the perishability of horticultural products, and the their contribution to the either potential success or failures on horticultural exports in the country. Increased horticultural productivity and competitiveness: Productivity is anchored on maximizing yields in small area of land, using minimal costs, minimizing post-harvest losses as well as quality and marketing competitiveness to fetch the highest possible prices. TAHA is reporting the increase in annual productivity per acre for commonly produced value chains reaching 25% for onion and 44% for tomato from the 2019 target of 20%. The annual yields lost during the reporting period are reported to be decreases by 50 Percentage from the target of 45%. But this is also attributable to other Sida funded initiatives: challenge funds and guarantees which helped the enterprising in agro-processing e.g. Darsh Industries in Iringa, a tomato processor under AECF-TZAW who off-takes the smallholders tomatoes yield from TAHA established collection centers. TAHA also has a mandate to promote the international quality and quality standards and certification. As such, during 2019, the percentage annual horticultural exports that meet regional and international standards reached 44% from the target of 25%. Environmental sustainability, gender and youth inclusion, and nutrition: The organization has also established and is promoting the horticulture environmental code of conduct: The documents for promotion of Environmental Monitoring and Management Programme (EMMP) & Pesticide Evaluation Report and Safer Use Action Plan (PERSUAP). At grassroot (producer) level Protocols to guide farmers compliance to environmental standards are being developed: A production manual with detailed information on compliance to environmental standards produced and distributed to Agronomists and focal farmers. Agrochemicals (pesticides) and the environment: Partnerships are established with authorities and input suppliers to facilitate access and registration of quality and health and environmentally safe inputs. Tanzania Pesticides Research Institute, Tanzania Agricultural Research Institute, Tanzania Bureau of Standards, Tanzania Revenue Authority, National Environment Management Commission , Pangani water basin, Rijk Zwaan, Seminis (Monsanto), Balton, Kibo seeds, Syngenta, Crop bioscience, East west seeds, Yara and Daymo. Youth and Women Empowerment: TAHAs own survey (statistics covering 2016 to 2019) indicates that the percentage of youth and women employed in the horticulture industry has increased. For example, despite the challenges in terms of access to, decision-making and control over resources by women and youth, during the reporting period 47% of the beneficiaries who received technical extension/ trainings were youth. Through MoUs with providers of technologies and support services such as Private Agricultural Sector Support (PASS), for credit guarantee and suppliers on greenhouses and irrigation technologies, TAHA is able to provide her members with sufficient bundle of services which attracts youth and women. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51170100-5117010001 Sweden Tanzania Horticultural Association (TAHA) is an apex private sector member based organization, whose primary role is to develop and promote the horticultural industry in Tanzania. TAHA focuses on promoting inclusive growth and competitiveness of horticultural value chains to contribute to individual and enterprise incomes, and to national GDP. TAHA’s 2017–2021 strategy prioritises eight key result areas in business enabling environment: market access and value addition: technical support for the industry: investment promotion & industry information access: access to productive resources and finance: institutional capacity and commercialisation of services: membership management and expansion of outreach: and integration and mainstreaming of gender, nutrition, and environment. Tanzania Horticultural Association (TAHA) är en medlemsorganisation i den privata sektorn vars huvudsakliga roll är att utveckla och främja den hortikulturella industrin i Tanzania. TAHA fokuserar på att främja en hållbar och inkluderande tillväxt samt att öka konkurrenskraften i hortikulturella värdekedjor. Detta för att bidra till ökade inkomster för individer och företag vilket sedan avspeglas i ökad nationell tillväxt. TAHAs strategi för 2017-2021 innehåller åtta prioriterade resultatområden för att bidra till en affärsutvecklande miljö: marknadstillgång & ökad förädling, tekniskt stöd till industrin, investeringsfrämjande & ökad tillgång till information, tillgång till produktiva tillgångar & finansiering, institutionell kapacitet & kommersialisering av tjänstesektorn, medlemsstyrning & expansion, integration & mainstreaming av gender-, närings- och miljöfrågor. The Tanzania Horticultural Association (TAHA) is an apex private sector member-based organization that advocates for the growth and competitiveness of the horticultural industry in Tanzania. TAHA signed a five-year (1st January 2017 - 31st December 2021) Grant Agreement with the Swedish International Development Agency (Sida) to implement a project named Support to TAHA Strategy (STS). In this cooperation, Sida provide a support of 43M SEK to TAHAs five years (2017-2021) Strategy which seeks to transform the sector into a more vibrant to become more inclusive and long-term economic benefits for poverty reduction and employment creation for the people of Tanzania. The contribution supports the implementation of ground activities in increasing knowledge in efficient and sustainable horticultural farming methods. The contribution also supports value chain coordination and other activities including market systems development for inputs, output and support services (collection centers, transport and handling logistics, insurance, packaging, and quality control etc.). TAHA also supported for their work in the nationwide business environment (Policy analysis with lobbying and advocacy) and important thematic issues (nutrition, and gender). The approach includes strategic partnerships and engagement, technology transfer and capacity building and promoting commercialization of the sectors value chains. The STS results therefore contribute to the overall Swedish bilateral strategy objectives (of inclusive economic development) by enhancing knowledge of in productivity, access to functioning markets, financial inclusion based on the four Key result areas: •Key result 1: Advocate for better business environment for the horticulture Industry. •Key result 2: Increase access to markets for Tanzanian horticultural products. •Key result 3: Improve productivity and competitiveness of the horticulture industry. •Key result 4: Enhance TAHAs effectiveness, efficiency, and sustainability. In operationalizing the support to TAHA Strategy, the organization closely integrates the Gender especially Youth & Women Engagement, and Environmental Sustainability (Climate Smart horticulture). This is expected to further increase sustainability and inclusiveness and contribute addressing the various dimensions of poverty at institutional and individual levels: enhanced capacity to seize opportunities in horticultural sub-sector to generate income (resources) and enhance their power and voice to advocate for policies and conditions that will enhance the performance of horticultural value chain. Sweden TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 2.b - Correct and prevent trade restrictions and distortions in world agricultural markets, including through the parallel elimination of all forms of agricultural export subsidies and all export measures with equivalent effect, in accordance with the mandate of the Doha Development Round. 2.b - Korrigera och förhindra handelsbegränsningar och snedvridningar på världsmarknaderna för jordbruksprodukter, inklusive genom att parallellt avskaffa alla former av exportsubventioner inom jordbruket liksom alla exportåtgärder med motsvarande verkan, i enlighet med mandatet för Doharundan. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9500000 136000 6500000 8000000 4000000 0 136000 8000000 3500000 0 8000000 1500000 0 0 -8000000 3000000 0 -8000000 0 8000000 4000000 0 0 0 0 0 4000000 4000000 0 -8000000 0 8000000 0 28136000 TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association 9500000 TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association 136000 TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association 3500000 TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association 3000000 TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association 4000000 TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association 4000000 TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association 4000000 TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association SE-0-SE-6-51170100-5117010004 Sweden Tanzania Horticultural Association (TAHA) is an apex private sector member based organization, whose primary role is to develop and promote the horticultural industry in Tanzania. TAHA focuses on promoting inclusive growth and competitiveness of horticultural value chains to contribute to individual and enterprise incomes, and to national GDP. TAHA’s 2017–2021 strategy prioritises eight key result areas in business enabling environment: market access and value addition: technical support for the industry: investment promotion & industry information access: access to productive resources and finance: institutional capacity and commercialisation of services: membership management and expansion of outreach: and integration and mainstreaming of gender, nutrition, and environment. Tanzania Horticultural Association (TAHA) är en medlemsorganisation i den privata sektorn vars huvudsakliga roll är att utveckla och främja den hortikulturella industrin i Tanzania. TAHA fokuserar på att främja en hållbar och inkluderande tillväxt samt att öka konkurrenskraften i hortikulturella värdekedjor. Detta för att bidra till ökade inkomster för individer och företag vilket sedan avspeglas i ökad nationell tillväxt. TAHAs strategi för 2017-2021 innehåller åtta prioriterade resultatområden för att bidra till en affärsutvecklande miljö: marknadstillgång & ökad förädling, tekniskt stöd till industrin, investeringsfrämjande & ökad tillgång till information, tillgång till produktiva tillgångar & finansiering, institutionell kapacitet & kommersialisering av tjänstesektorn, medlemsstyrning & expansion, integration & mainstreaming av gender-, närings- och miljöfrågor. The Tanzania Horticultural Association (TAHA) is an apex private sector member-based organization that advocates for the growth and competitiveness of the horticultural industry in Tanzania. TAHA signed a five-year (1st January 2017 - 31st December 2021) Grant Agreement with the Swedish International Development Agency (Sida) to implement a project named Support to TAHA Strategy (STS). In this cooperation, Sida provide a support of 43M SEK to TAHAs five years (2017-2021) Strategy which seeks to transform the sector into a more vibrant to become more inclusive and long-term economic benefits for poverty reduction and employment creation for the people of Tanzania. The contribution supports the implementation of ground activities in increasing knowledge in efficient and sustainable horticultural farming methods. The contribution also supports value chain coordination and other activities including market systems development for inputs, output and support services (collection centers, transport and handling logistics, insurance, packaging, and quality control etc.). TAHA also supported for their work in the nationwide business environment (Policy analysis with lobbying and advocacy) and important thematic issues (nutrition, and gender). The approach includes strategic partnerships and engagement, technology transfer and capacity building and promoting commercialization of the sectors value chains. The STS results therefore contribute to the overall Swedish bilateral strategy objectives (of inclusive economic development) by enhancing knowledge of in productivity, access to functioning markets, financial inclusion based on the four Key result areas: •Key result 1: Advocate for better business environment for the horticulture Industry. •Key result 2: Increase access to markets for Tanzanian horticultural products. •Key result 3: Improve productivity and competitiveness of the horticulture industry. •Key result 4: Enhance TAHAs effectiveness, efficiency, and sustainability. In operationalizing the support to TAHA Strategy, the organization closely integrates the Gender especially Youth & Women Engagement, and Environmental Sustainability (Climate Smart horticulture). This is expected to further increase sustainability and inclusiveness and contribute addressing the various dimensions of poverty at institutional and individual levels: enhanced capacity to seize opportunities in horticultural sub-sector to generate income (resources) and enhance their power and voice to advocate for policies and conditions that will enhance the performance of horticultural value chain. Sweden TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.a - Increase investment, including through enhanced international cooperation, in rural infrastructure, agricultural research and extension services, technology development and plant and livestock gene banks in order to enhance agricultural productive capacity in developing countries, in particular least developed countries. 2.a - Öka investeringarna, bland annat genom stärkt internationellt samarbete, i infrastruktur på landsbygden, forsknings- och rådgivningstjänster för jordbruket, teknikutveckling samt genbanker för växter och husdjur i syfte att öka jordbrukets produktionskapacitet i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 864000 864000 864000 TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association 864000 TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association SE-0-SE-6-51170100-5117010005 Sweden Tanzania Horticultural Association (TAHA) is an apex private sector member based organization, whose primary role is to develop and promote the horticultural industry in Tanzania. TAHA focuses on promoting inclusive growth and competitiveness of horticultural value chains to contribute to individual and enterprise incomes, and to national GDP. TAHA’s 2017–2021 strategy prioritises eight key result areas in business enabling environment: market access and value addition: technical support for the industry: investment promotion & industry information access: access to productive resources and finance: institutional capacity and commercialisation of services: membership management and expansion of outreach: and integration and mainstreaming of gender, nutrition, and environment. Tanzania Horticultural Association (TAHA) är en medlemsorganisation i den privata sektorn vars huvudsakliga roll är att utveckla och främja den hortikulturella industrin i Tanzania. TAHA fokuserar på att främja en hållbar och inkluderande tillväxt samt att öka konkurrenskraften i hortikulturella värdekedjor. Detta för att bidra till ökade inkomster för individer och företag vilket sedan avspeglas i ökad nationell tillväxt. TAHAs strategi för 2017-2021 innehåller åtta prioriterade resultatområden för att bidra till en affärsutvecklande miljö: marknadstillgång & ökad förädling, tekniskt stöd till industrin, investeringsfrämjande & ökad tillgång till information, tillgång till produktiva tillgångar & finansiering, institutionell kapacitet & kommersialisering av tjänstesektorn, medlemsstyrning & expansion, integration & mainstreaming av gender-, närings- och miljöfrågor. The Tanzania Horticultural Association (TAHA) is an apex private sector member-based organization that advocates for the growth and competitiveness of the horticultural industry in Tanzania. TAHA signed a five-year (1st January 2017 - 31st December 2021) Grant Agreement with the Swedish International Development Agency (Sida) to implement a project named Support to TAHA Strategy (STS). In this cooperation, Sida provide a support of 43M SEK to TAHAs five years (2017-2021) Strategy which seeks to transform the sector into a more vibrant to become more inclusive and long-term economic benefits for poverty reduction and employment creation for the people of Tanzania. The contribution supports the implementation of ground activities in increasing knowledge in efficient and sustainable horticultural farming methods. The contribution also supports value chain coordination and other activities including market systems development for inputs, output and support services (collection centers, transport and handling logistics, insurance, packaging, and quality control etc.). TAHA also supported for their work in the nationwide business environment (Policy analysis with lobbying and advocacy) and important thematic issues (nutrition, and gender). The approach includes strategic partnerships and engagement, technology transfer and capacity building and promoting commercialization of the sectors value chains. The STS results therefore contribute to the overall Swedish bilateral strategy objectives (of inclusive economic development) by enhancing knowledge of in productivity, access to functioning markets, financial inclusion based on the four Key result areas: •Key result 1: Advocate for better business environment for the horticulture Industry. •Key result 2: Increase access to markets for Tanzanian horticultural products. •Key result 3: Improve productivity and competitiveness of the horticulture industry. •Key result 4: Enhance TAHAs effectiveness, efficiency, and sustainability. In operationalizing the support to TAHA Strategy, the organization closely integrates the Gender especially Youth & Women Engagement, and Environmental Sustainability (Climate Smart horticulture). This is expected to further increase sustainability and inclusiveness and contribute addressing the various dimensions of poverty at institutional and individual levels: enhanced capacity to seize opportunities in horticultural sub-sector to generate income (resources) and enhance their power and voice to advocate for policies and conditions that will enhance the performance of horticultural value chain. Sweden TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 2.b - Correct and prevent trade restrictions and distortions in world agricultural markets, including through the parallel elimination of all forms of agricultural export subsidies and all export measures with equivalent effect, in accordance with the mandate of the Doha Development Round. 2.b - Korrigera och förhindra handelsbegränsningar och snedvridningar på världsmarknaderna för jordbruksprodukter, inklusive genom att parallellt avskaffa alla former av exportsubventioner inom jordbruket liksom alla exportåtgärder med motsvarande verkan, i enlighet med mandatet för Doharundan. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 8000000 -565323 4000000 4000000 0 0 -565322.9999999999 4000000 0 11434677 TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association 4000000 TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association 4000000 TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association 4000000 TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association -565323.0600000001 TAHA/Tanzania Horticultural Association Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Inclusive and gender-equal education and quality lifelong learning, focusing particularly on girls and young mothers. Inkluderande och jämställd utbildning och livslångt lärande av god kvalitet, med särskilt fokus på flickor och unga mödrar Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved opportunities for productive employment and decent work, and increased agricultural productivity and sustainability. Förbättrade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga villkor och ökad produktivitet och hållbarhet i lantbruket Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Sustainable use of natural resources and marine and terrestrial ecosystems, including conservation and rehabilitation of biodiversity and ecosystem services, and increased resilience to climate change. Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystem till havs och på land, inklusive rehabilitering och bevarande av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51170116 Sweden HRNS together with private actors within International Coffee Partners are strenghtening the capacity of coffee farmers organisation in order to improve yields and livelihoods for all farmers. Insatsens övergripande mål är att öka inkomster för 25 000 kaffeodlande hushåll på ett hållbart sätt. Detta är en andra fas av programmet, och syftet är att cementera och försäkra hållbarhet i de resultat som åstadkommits. Strategin är att genom att angripa begränsningar och hinder, förbättra marknaden inom kaffejordbruket och skapa fungerande marknader med ökad produktivitet och kvalité. I denna andra fas av programmet finns en större emfas än tidigare på kvinnor och unga, en inkluderande approach som skall leda till hållbarhet och säkra framtiden för kaffe. Programmet är en PPDP (Private Public Development Partnership), och den privata aktören är ICP(international Coffee Partners), en organisation som samlar 7 kaffeproducerande företag. Företagen bidrar dels med pengar, dels med sin kunskap, erfarenhet och nätverk. Projektet genomförs av organisationen Hans R. Neumann Stiftung. Insatsen angriper värdekedjan inom kaffe i Tanzania på flera olika sätt, kapacitetsuppbyggande inom allt från entreprenörskap till produktivitet, agronomi och organisationsutveckling. Kapacitetsuppbyggande sker till största delen i form av Farmer Field Schools som bygger på att bönderna själva identifierar problemområden och möjliga lösningar av problemen. Insatsen stämmer väl med målen i Resultatstrategin för Sveriges internationella utvecklingssamarbete med Tanzania 2013 – 2019. Resultatområde ett i resultatstrategin för samarbetet med Tanzania betonar specifikt dessa frågor, särskilt det förväntade resultatet: ”Utvecklade marknader i jordbruksproduktionen med ambitionen att fler fattiga människor, framför allt kvinnor, har fått arbete och ökade inkomster.” Insatsen är också väl i linje med Tanzanias nationella prioriteringar både vad gäller jordbruk i stork men även kaffet specifikt. The project aims at improving the livelihoods of 25,000 coffee farming households in Tanzania through the established multi-tier member-driven and professional farmer organizations. It is a Public Private Development Partnership initiative, building on the experiences of the previous Sida supported - International Coffee Partners (ICP) project CFAT I (2013-2015), seeking to consolidate coffee producers' organization structures to create/strengthen their social capital and amplify their power and voices over production and market opportunities to achieve sustainable livelihoods. It puts the farmers households at the center of the development processes by enhancing their competitiveness and increase production and quality through sustainable use of natural and household resources. The project was implemented by Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung (HRNS) Tanzania between 2016 and 2020. The program follows a holistic approach with intervention logic that assumes that strong market-based coffee value chains coordination will contribute to production efficiency, which leads to increased yields and incomes, and address issues of food security and effects of climate change. It also contributes to youth and women economic empowerment and policy influencing. The intervention is relevant to Sida's results on poverty dimensions and aims among other things, at building capacity for poor peoples participation in market opportunities along the agricultural value chains. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Agricultural services Agriculture Overall, project reached objective with slight deviation from the plan. The projects activities and achievements are based on the programmatic approach reflecting the main components of the HRNS Theory of Change: - Farmer Organizations (Organizational Development), Family Business (Agronomy and Farming as Business), Climate Change and Mainstreaming Gender Equality and youth participation 1.Organizational development. The target of reaching 25,000 households with a bundled support services was met (reached 26,332). On Organizational Development, which exception to the apex structure, the projects plan to professionally organize producers in three tier structures was achieved. The plan was to have one country Apex organization which was formed and started operations in the north but not in the south, but later on, even in north the structure did not perform partly because of the government directives to favor the cooperative systems monopoly. However, the Apex organization, the structures are working: 91 Rural Primary Cooperative Societies (RPCS) and Agricultural Marketing Cooperative Societies (AMCOS) and 746 Producer Organizations (POs) are operational. The latter comprised of a total of 157,992 individual household members drawn from the total of 26,332 supported households. Why producer organizations? The established farmer organizations proved to be a perfect platform for smallholder families to bulk and market their coffee, access finance, farm inputs, extension services as well as to enjoy economies of scale. Based on the assessment conducted in 2020, the final year of the project implementation, 428 supported POs managed to reach the sustainable status while 73 supported RPCS and AMCOS also attained the sustainable status for second-tier farmer organizations. 2.Project results in terms of outcomes Adoption of Sustainable Farming practices. The reports show that by 2018, a total 16,000 (out of the targeted 18,750) households were trained on sustainable farming practices and out of the trained household about 11,000 have adopted practices on at least in one plot of their farms. The adopters reported an average yield of 3,4 tons/hector compared to average of 2.2 tons/ha before the introduction of conservation agriculture practices. Coffee Production and Productivity In terms of Increase in area under coffee, reports shows that the expansion of coffee faming in terms of total land area under coffee was mainly possible in the south (Mbeya and Songwe) where frontier land is relatively available than in the north. It is reported that the total area under coffee has increased from 19,727 hectors in 2016 to 21,017 hectors in 2020. Coffee productivity is the indicator for which the intervention could not reach the target because the data shows that average coffee productivity has declined from 683 kilograms per hector in 2016 to 336 kilos in 2020. Main reasons were mentioned is the effects climate change which resulted into unfavorable weather conditions i.e., prolonged droughts, excessive rains and frost. The yields per tree dropped because bad weather either caused abortion of coffee flowers, prevalence of pest and diseases etc. Apart from weather, old trees and/ no-resilient coffee varieties also contributed to low productivity and replanted trees was yet to reach the production level. Coffee Quality Quality enhancement was another key result of the intervention and can be tracked of indicators of cup taste and/curing out-turn. The cooperation partner has reported to use the curing loss as an indicator for which the improvement was noted in the form of declining curing losses from 23% in 2017 to 19% in 2019. This means how much of the parchment coffee (which the farmers are paid for) result into husk (waste) when the coffee is undergoes a secondary (dry) processing to exportable coffee beans. This trickles back to the income received by individual farmers. The cooperation partner reported price difference of between TZS 1,000/= to 1,500/= per kilo of parchment compared to poor quality coffee in terms of higher curing losses. Quality starts from good agronomic practices and the wet mill processing which includes proper sorting. Mechanized central pulping units enhances quality control, by it is reported that the non-availability of spare parts for rehabilitation of CPUs has remained a challenge. 3.The Poverty perspective. The intervention mainly aimed at reducing the RESOURCE and POWER & VOICE dimensions of poverty. On the RESOURCE poverty, the report shows the improvement of livelihood status of the targeted smallholder households as a result of the intervention. 82% of the supported households live above poverty line of USD 1.25 per based on the Poverty Probability Index (PPI the target was of 72%). The report also highlights other resource poverty indicators which was set: - The food security status of the supported beneficiaries continued to improve and by December 2020 the set target of 16% was met. In addition, a decreasing number of households reported to have faced a hungry season; only 4,213 out of the 26,332 supported households faced a hungry season in 2020. Similarly, the food security status of the supported households based on the Household Food Insecurity Access Scale (HFIS) decreased to 2.2 in 2019 compared to the set target of 2.5. This was contributed by the implementation of the conservation agriculture component in 2017/18 which led to an increase of maize and bean production of the project beneficiaries. Due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, the average HFIS scale of the HRNS beneficiaries increased to 3.0 in 2020, which reflects the challenges the supported households faced due to the national and global restrictions. - The average coffee gross margin of the supported households was 414 US$ per hectare for coffee production in season 2019/20 equivalent to 64% of the targeted 650 US$. One reason for this was the massive rejuvenation of coffee fields through planting of improved coffee varieties which started in season 2017/18. As it takes up to three years for the new coffee varieties to reach full production stage, increased productivity is only foreseen in season 2020/21. In addition, the productivity of the coffee trees was affected by lower world market prices for coffee, urbanization especially in northern Tanzania, competition from other crops such as horticulture, and the impact of climate change, i.e. prolonged droughts which dried up coffee flowers, excessive rains which led to abortion of flowers, as well as frost especially in highland areas which led to an increased outbreak of coffee berry diseases. 4. Gender and Youth - Regarding POWER & VOICE dimension of poverty, the partner was an active participant in annual gender peer review workshops and coaching. The reports highlight positive developments in institutionalization of gender. For instance, the percentage of female members holding leadership positions at farmer group level increased from 23% in 2016 to 29% in 2020, because of the gender mainstreaming activities on operational level. Moreover, the reports show that at operational level, the percentage of women participating in coffee agronomic training reached 39% (the target was 25%) - The report shows highlights the outcome of the gender pilot project: coffee productivity and the coffee gross margin of the households that embraced gender practices increased compared to other smallholder families. This is also reflected in the decrease of poverty levels due a higher family engagement and joint decision making in the production and marketing of coffee and other crops. -Youth participation: The report shows that CFAT II collaborated with another HRNS project the Coffee Kids project to support 180 youth in northern Tanzania. The aim of this project component was to support youth to identify business opportunities in agriculture. During the project implementation, 146 out of 180 youth managed to develop and implement their business plans. The project is continuing even after Swedens contribution as come to an end, but now focusing especially on the deployment of digital technologies, climate change, gender equality and life skills. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51170116-5117011601 Sweden HRNS together with private actors within International Coffee Partners are strenghtening the capacity of coffee farmers organisation in order to improve yields and livelihoods for all farmers. Insatsens övergripande mål är att öka inkomster för 25 000 kaffeodlande hushåll på ett hållbart sätt. Detta är en andra fas av programmet, och syftet är att cementera och försäkra hållbarhet i de resultat som åstadkommits. Strategin är att genom att angripa begränsningar och hinder, förbättra marknaden inom kaffejordbruket och skapa fungerande marknader med ökad produktivitet och kvalité. I denna andra fas av programmet finns en större emfas än tidigare på kvinnor och unga, en inkluderande approach som skall leda till hållbarhet och säkra framtiden för kaffe. Programmet är en PPDP (Private Public Development Partnership), och den privata aktören är ICP(international Coffee Partners), en organisation som samlar 7 kaffeproducerande företag. Företagen bidrar dels med pengar, dels med sin kunskap, erfarenhet och nätverk. Projektet genomförs av organisationen Hans R. Neumann Stiftung. Insatsen angriper värdekedjan inom kaffe i Tanzania på flera olika sätt, kapacitetsuppbyggande inom allt från entreprenörskap till produktivitet, agronomi och organisationsutveckling. Kapacitetsuppbyggande sker till största delen i form av Farmer Field Schools som bygger på att bönderna själva identifierar problemområden och möjliga lösningar av problemen. Insatsen stämmer väl med målen i Resultatstrategin för Sveriges internationella utvecklingssamarbete med Tanzania 2013 – 2019. Resultatområde ett i resultatstrategin för samarbetet med Tanzania betonar specifikt dessa frågor, särskilt det förväntade resultatet: ”Utvecklade marknader i jordbruksproduktionen med ambitionen att fler fattiga människor, framför allt kvinnor, har fått arbete och ökade inkomster.” Insatsen är också väl i linje med Tanzanias nationella prioriteringar både vad gäller jordbruk i stork men även kaffet specifikt. The project aims at improving the livelihoods of 25,000 coffee farming households in Tanzania through the established multi-tier member-driven and professional farmer organizations. It is a Public Private Development Partnership initiative, building on the experiences of the previous Sida supported - International Coffee Partners (ICP) project CFAT I (2013-2015), seeking to consolidate coffee producers' organization structures to create/strengthen their social capital and amplify their power and voices over production and market opportunities to achieve sustainable livelihoods. It puts the farmers households at the center of the development processes by enhancing their competitiveness and increase production and quality through sustainable use of natural and household resources. The project was implemented by Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung (HRNS) Tanzania between 2016 and 2020. The program follows a holistic approach with intervention logic that assumes that strong market-based coffee value chains coordination will contribute to production efficiency, which leads to increased yields and incomes, and address issues of food security and effects of climate change. It also contributes to youth and women economic empowerment and policy influencing. The intervention is relevant to Sida's results on poverty dimensions and aims among other things, at building capacity for poor peoples participation in market opportunities along the agricultural value chains. Sweden Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 2.b - Correct and prevent trade restrictions and distortions in world agricultural markets, including through the parallel elimination of all forms of agricultural export subsidies and all export measures with equivalent effect, in accordance with the mandate of the Doha Development Round. 2.b - Korrigera och förhindra handelsbegränsningar och snedvridningar på världsmarknaderna för jordbruksprodukter, inklusive genom att parallellt avskaffa alla former av exportsubventioner inom jordbruket liksom alla exportåtgärder med motsvarande verkan, i enlighet med mandatet för Doharundan. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5196060 6002050 2671875 930015 0 3000000 0 6002050 4000000 0 0 2533685 -3000000 3000000 -328125 -1337625 0 -469985 1400000 14800000 Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung 2533685 Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung 2662375 Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung 6002050 Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung 2671875 Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung 930015 Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung SE-0-SE-6-51170116-5117011602 Sweden HRNS together with private actors within International Coffee Partners are strenghtening the capacity of coffee farmers organisation in order to improve yields and livelihoods for all farmers. Insatsens övergripande mål är att öka inkomster för 25 000 kaffeodlande hushåll på ett hållbart sätt. Detta är en andra fas av programmet, och syftet är att cementera och försäkra hållbarhet i de resultat som åstadkommits. Strategin är att genom att angripa begränsningar och hinder, förbättra marknaden inom kaffejordbruket och skapa fungerande marknader med ökad produktivitet och kvalité. I denna andra fas av programmet finns en större emfas än tidigare på kvinnor och unga, en inkluderande approach som skall leda till hållbarhet och säkra framtiden för kaffe. Programmet är en PPDP (Private Public Development Partnership), och den privata aktören är ICP(international Coffee Partners), en organisation som samlar 7 kaffeproducerande företag. Företagen bidrar dels med pengar, dels med sin kunskap, erfarenhet och nätverk. Projektet genomförs av organisationen Hans R. Neumann Stiftung. Insatsen angriper värdekedjan inom kaffe i Tanzania på flera olika sätt, kapacitetsuppbyggande inom allt från entreprenörskap till produktivitet, agronomi och organisationsutveckling. Kapacitetsuppbyggande sker till största delen i form av Farmer Field Schools som bygger på att bönderna själva identifierar problemområden och möjliga lösningar av problemen. Insatsen stämmer väl med målen i Resultatstrategin för Sveriges internationella utvecklingssamarbete med Tanzania 2013 – 2019. Resultatområde ett i resultatstrategin för samarbetet med Tanzania betonar specifikt dessa frågor, särskilt det förväntade resultatet: ”Utvecklade marknader i jordbruksproduktionen med ambitionen att fler fattiga människor, framför allt kvinnor, har fått arbete och ökade inkomster.” Insatsen är också väl i linje med Tanzanias nationella prioriteringar både vad gäller jordbruk i stork men även kaffet specifikt. The project aims at improving the livelihoods of 25,000 coffee farming households in Tanzania through the established multi-tier member-driven and professional farmer organizations. It is a Public Private Development Partnership initiative, building on the experiences of the previous Sida supported - International Coffee Partners (ICP) project CFAT I (2013-2015), seeking to consolidate coffee producers' organization structures to create/strengthen their social capital and amplify their power and voices over production and market opportunities to achieve sustainable livelihoods. It puts the farmers households at the center of the development processes by enhancing their competitiveness and increase production and quality through sustainable use of natural and household resources. The project was implemented by Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung (HRNS) Tanzania between 2016 and 2020. The program follows a holistic approach with intervention logic that assumes that strong market-based coffee value chains coordination will contribute to production efficiency, which leads to increased yields and incomes, and address issues of food security and effects of climate change. It also contributes to youth and women economic empowerment and policy influencing. The intervention is relevant to Sida's results on poverty dimensions and aims among other things, at building capacity for poor peoples participation in market opportunities along the agricultural value chains. Sweden Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. 2.b - Korrigera och förhindra handelsbegränsningar och snedvridningar på världsmarknaderna för jordbruksprodukter, inklusive genom att parallellt avskaffa alla former av exportsubventioner inom jordbruket liksom alla exportåtgärder med motsvarande verkan, i enlighet med mandatet för Doharundan. 2.b - Correct and prevent trade restrictions and distortions in world agricultural markets, including through the parallel elimination of all forms of agricultural export subsidies and all export measures with equivalent effect, in accordance with the mandate of the Doha Development Round. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1741860 1741860 1741860 Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung 1741860 Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Improved opportunities for productive employment and decent work, and increased agricultural productivity and sustainability. Förbättrade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga villkor och ökad produktivitet och hållbarhet i lantbruket Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Sustainable use of natural resources and marine and terrestrial ecosystems, including conservation and rehabilitation of biodiversity and ecosystem services, and increased resilience to climate change. Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystem till havs och på land, inklusive rehabilitering och bevarande av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51170116-5117011603 Sweden HRNS together with private actors within International Coffee Partners are strenghtening the capacity of coffee farmers organisation in order to improve yields and livelihoods for all farmers. Insatsens övergripande mål är att öka inkomster för 25 000 kaffeodlande hushåll på ett hållbart sätt. Detta är en andra fas av programmet, och syftet är att cementera och försäkra hållbarhet i de resultat som åstadkommits. Strategin är att genom att angripa begränsningar och hinder, förbättra marknaden inom kaffejordbruket och skapa fungerande marknader med ökad produktivitet och kvalité. I denna andra fas av programmet finns en större emfas än tidigare på kvinnor och unga, en inkluderande approach som skall leda till hållbarhet och säkra framtiden för kaffe. Programmet är en PPDP (Private Public Development Partnership), och den privata aktören är ICP(international Coffee Partners), en organisation som samlar 7 kaffeproducerande företag. Företagen bidrar dels med pengar, dels med sin kunskap, erfarenhet och nätverk. Projektet genomförs av organisationen Hans R. Neumann Stiftung. Insatsen angriper värdekedjan inom kaffe i Tanzania på flera olika sätt, kapacitetsuppbyggande inom allt från entreprenörskap till produktivitet, agronomi och organisationsutveckling. Kapacitetsuppbyggande sker till största delen i form av Farmer Field Schools som bygger på att bönderna själva identifierar problemområden och möjliga lösningar av problemen. Insatsen stämmer väl med målen i Resultatstrategin för Sveriges internationella utvecklingssamarbete med Tanzania 2013 – 2019. Resultatområde ett i resultatstrategin för samarbetet med Tanzania betonar specifikt dessa frågor, särskilt det förväntade resultatet: ”Utvecklade marknader i jordbruksproduktionen med ambitionen att fler fattiga människor, framför allt kvinnor, har fått arbete och ökade inkomster.” Insatsen är också väl i linje med Tanzanias nationella prioriteringar både vad gäller jordbruk i stork men även kaffet specifikt. The project aims at improving the livelihoods of 25,000 coffee farming households in Tanzania through the established multi-tier member-driven and professional farmer organizations. It is a Public Private Development Partnership initiative, building on the experiences of the previous Sida supported - International Coffee Partners (ICP) project CFAT I (2013-2015), seeking to consolidate coffee producers' organization structures to create/strengthen their social capital and amplify their power and voices over production and market opportunities to achieve sustainable livelihoods. It puts the farmers households at the center of the development processes by enhancing their competitiveness and increase production and quality through sustainable use of natural and household resources. The project was implemented by Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung (HRNS) Tanzania between 2016 and 2020. The program follows a holistic approach with intervention logic that assumes that strong market-based coffee value chains coordination will contribute to production efficiency, which leads to increased yields and incomes, and address issues of food security and effects of climate change. It also contributes to youth and women economic empowerment and policy influencing. The intervention is relevant to Sida's results on poverty dimensions and aims among other things, at building capacity for poor peoples participation in market opportunities along the agricultural value chains. Sweden Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung 1.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa den extrema fattigdomen för alla människor överallt. Med extrem fattigdom avses för närvarande människor som lever på mindre än 1,25 US-dollar per dag. 1.1 - By 2030, eradicate extreme poverty for all people everywhere, currently measured as people living on less than $1.25 a day. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 723111 93456 0 0 629655 723111 Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung 93456 Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung 629655.02 Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung Tanzania 2020-2024 Tanzania 2020-2024 Improved opportunities for productive employment and decent work, and increased agricultural productivity and sustainability. Förbättrade möjligheter till produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga villkor och ökad produktivitet och hållbarhet i lantbruket Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Sustainable use of natural resources and marine and terrestrial ecosystems, including conservation and rehabilitation of biodiversity and ecosystem services, and increased resilience to climate change. Hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser och ekosystem till havs och på land, inklusive rehabilitering och bevarande av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem, samt ökad motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-51190008 Sweden The intervention will contribute to improving the health of women, children and adolescents by increased access to and demand for quality-assured health services at district level. The activities at district/primary health care level will be complimented by support to strengthen the national health system in order to maximize sustainability.The intervention has been developed by Ministry of Health, Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health, Ministry of Finance, civil society, Sida and DFID in consultation with the major health actors in Zambia (UN, USAID, World Bank and EU). The initial plan was that two health ministries would jointly implement the contribution. However, on 18 September 2015, the Government made the unpredictable and abrupt decision that all health issues should again be managed by the Ministry of Health. As of 2012, primary health care including maternal and child health was managed by the Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health. The decision to manage all health issues under the same ministry is most welcome as the separation of primary health care from health system building blocks (policy, medicines and supplies, human resources, information systems, health financing etc.) presented formidable challenges to health development in Zambia. This grant will thus be managed by one (Ministry of Health) instead of two ministries which will greatly facilitate and improve coordination, governance, management, reporting, procurement, supervision, capacity building etc. At the same time, the startup of the implementation is expected to be slowed down due to the administrative changes needed. The appraisal of this contribution was made prior to the Government’s decision to merge all health activities to one ministry. Capacity and risk assessments have been made for both ministries and evaluations show that the Ministry of Health has better governance, management and human resource capacity. As a result, Sida considers that a decision can be made on this contribution despite the significant changes in the Government structure. The intervention follows international and national policies and guidelines for cost-effective and high-impact reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH) and nutrition services. Three out of a total of 10 provinces (central, eastern and southern) have been chosen following analysis of health indicators, socioeconomic data and a mapping of partner organizations work. Sweden will support interventions in eastern and southern provinces and DFID is expected to support the central province.This will be achieved by three outcomes:1. Effective RMNCAH services available in initially two provinces2. Increase community and client demand and uptake of RMNCAH services in initially two provinces3. Health system capacity strengthening to enable effective RMNCAH service delivery at national level and in two target provincesThe strategic interventions that will be supported include:- Capacity building for health care providers, community-based volunteers and managerial staff at central, province and district levels- Recruitment of supplementary human resources- Procurement of health commodities and supplies- Renovation and expansion of health facilities at district level and construction of maternity waiting homes- RMNCAH and nutrition service promotion and health education- Use of quality health information for decision making and management- Effective financial management (at all levels of the health system)- Sector and partner harmonization and coordination for RMNCAH Insatsen ska bidra till att främja kvinnors, barns och ungdomars grundläggande hälsa genom ökad tillgång till och efterfrågan av en kvalitativ hälso- och sjukvård på distriktsnivå. Ansatserna på distrikts/primärvårdsnivå kommer att kompletteras med stöd för att stärka det nationella hälso- och sjukvårdssystemet. Det senare sker i syfte att säkra resultatens långsiktiga hållbarhet. Stödet har utarbetats av hälsoministeriet, ”Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health” finansministeriet, civilsamhället, Sida och DFID i samråd med de huvudsakliga hälsoaktörerna i Zambia (FN, USAID, Världsbanken och EU). Den ursprungliga planen var att två hälsoministerier ("Ministry of Health" och "Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health") gemensamt skulle genomföra insatsen. Den 18 september 2015 fattade dock regeringen det oförutsägbara och plötsligta beslutet att alla hälsofrågor återigen ska förvaltas av hälsoministeriet. Från 2012 administrerade ”Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health” primärvården inklusive mödra- och barnhälsovården. Beslutet att återigen låta ett ministerium hantera alla hälsofrågor är mycket välkommet eftersom separeringen av primärvården från hälsosystemet (policy, läkemedel och förnödenheter, personal, informationssystem, hälsofinansiering etc.) var utmanande för hälsoutvecklingen i Zambia. Denna insats kommer således att hanteras av ett (hälsoministeriet) i stället för två ministerier vilket i hög grad kommer att underlätta och förbättra samordning, styrning, rapportering, ägarskap, upphandling, övervakning, kapacitetsuppbyggnad etc. Samtidigt kommer starten av insatsen ta längre tid på grund av nödvändiga administrativa förändringar inom förvaltningen. Beredningen av denna insats gjordes innan regeringens beslut att förena all hälsovård till ett ministerium. All kapacitet- och riskbedömning har gjorts av två ministerier och utvärderingarna beskriver att hälsoministeriet har bättre styr-, förvaltning- och personalkapacitet. Därför bedömer Sida att ett beslut om denna insats kan fattas trots denna stora förändring. Interventionerna följer internationella och nationella policy och riktlinjer för kostnadseffektiva och hög-effektiva ansatser inom reproduktiv-, mödra-, nyfödd-, barn- och ungdomshälsa (RMNCAH) samt nutrition. Tre utav totalt 10 provinser i Zambia (centrala, södra och östra) har valts ut efter analys av hälsoindikatorer, socioekonomisk data samt kartläggning av andra givares arbete. Sverige kommer att stödja interventioner i södra och östra provinserna. DFID förväntas stödja centrala provinsen. Det svenska bidraget är 408.8 MSEK för perioden 2015-2019. Huvuddelen av pengarna (82%) kommer att stödja aktiviteter på distriktsnivå. Den resterande delen (18%) kommer att hanteras centralt av hälsoministeriet samt av hälsomyndigheter på provinsnivå. Den första utbetalningen om MSEK 70 miljoner ämnar täcka kostnader för upphandling av förnödenheter och varor samt renovering och tillbyggnad av vårdinrättningar på distriktsnivå. På grund av brister hos finansministeriet, avseende offentlig finansiell styrning, kommer det svenska bidraget att kanaliseras direkt till hälsoministeriet och inte via det Zambiska finansministeriet (treasury). Skulle den offentliga finansiella styrningen förbättras, kommer Sida att ompröva detta beslut. De övergripande målen med insatsen är att förbättra hälsosituationen i framför allt södra och östra provinserna enligt följande: - Minska mödradödligheten med 25% jämfört med 2014 - Minska dödligheten bland nyfödda barn med 10% jämfört med 2014 - Minska barnadödligheten med 15% jämfört med 2014 - Minska andelen kortväxta barn med 3% jämfört med 2014 Detta kommer att ske via tre övergripande komponenter: 1. Tillgång till effektiva, säkra och högkvalitativa hälsoinsatser i två provinser 2. Ökad efterfrågan och användning av RMNCAH tjänster i två provinser 3. Förbättrade hälsovårdssystem på nationell nivå samt i två provinser för att möjligöra bättre RMNCAH samt att säkra resultatens långsiktiga hållbarhet Följande aktiviteter kommer genomföras för att uppnå de förväntade resultaten: - Kapacitetsuppbyggnad för vårdgivare, samhällsbaserade volontärer och ledande personal på central-, provins- och distriktsnivå - Rekrytering av kompletterande personal - Upphandling av kompletterande förnödenheter och varor - Renovering och tillbyggnader av vårdinrättningar på distriktsnivå - Tillhandahållande av RMNCAH samt nutrition-tjänster och hälsoundervisning - Användning av kvalitativ hälsoinformation för beslutsfattning - Hälsosektor och partner harmonisering och koordinering för RMNCAH Med insatsen vill Sida återuppliva ett sektorsövergripande tillvägagångssätt inom hälsa samt stärka regeringens ägarskap. Efter en period av splittring inom hälsobiståndet på grund av tidigare korruption inom hälsosektorn (år 2009), har majoriteten av de externa hälsoresurserna gått till icke-statliga organisationer. På senare år har regeringen förbättrat sina kontroll- och styrsystem delvis via tekniskt och finansiellt stöd från Sida. Sverige och Storbritannien vill nu blåsa nytt liv i sektorsövergripande tillvägagångssätt i linje med "International Health Partnership" principer (anpassning till nationella hälsostrategin, finansiellt stöd inkluderat i statsbudgeten, användning av landsspecifika finans- och upphandlingssystem, gemensamma utvärderingsprocesser, samordnat tekniskt stöd etc.). För att dela risker, fokusera på resultat och öka incitament för regeringens egen finansiering, kommer en del av bidraget (30%) basera sig på i vilken grad överenskomna resultat har uppnåtts. Den resultatbaserade finansieringsmodellen är utformad för att säkerställa en nivå av förutsägbar finansiering medan samtidigt bibehålla fokus på att mäta och stimulera resultat. Den rörliga finansieringsdelen bygger på två indikatorer som är avgörande för att nå hållbara resultat inom hälso- och sjukvårdssektorn: 1. Hälsoförbättringar: prestation av fem RMNCAH nyckelindikatorer 2. Budgetanslag: offentliga hälsomedel som frigörs till distrikten gentemot den godkända distriktsbudgeten Resultatbaserad finansiering i kombination med en sektorövergripande ansats förväntas öka ägarskapet, minska transaktionskostnader och risken för dubblering. Förhoppningen är också denna ansats ska bidra till en rättvisare resursfördelning och förbättrad biståndseffektivitet inom hälsosektorn. Sverige kommer att vara den första givaren som bidrar till denna korgfond. Storbritannien kommer troligen att ansluta till fonden senare under 2015 eller 2016. Även USA visar interesse för ökade anslag direkt till regeringen via denna korgfond. Kompletterande insatser av riskreducerande karaktär kommer utarbetas i samarbete med DFID. Upphandlingar kommer att påbörjas hösten 2015. Detta stöd är utformat som ett programstöd och därför har stat-stat avtalsmallen använts med vissa tillägg med anledning av den resultatbaserade delen. Sidas bedömning är att insatsens resultatbaserade komponent följer myndighetens insatshanteringsregel. Som framgår av avtalsutkastet kommer utbetalningar som resulterar från den variabla tranchen bidra till programmet. De kommer likaså revideras som en del av programmet. Samråd har skett med Sidas revisionsrådgivare. UPPDATERING 2017: Under hösten 2016 hölls ett flertal konsultationer mellan USAID, MOH och ambassaden varvid föreslogs att USAID kommer att finansiera programmet med ytterligare 38 miljoner USD under en fyraårsperiod 2017-2020 och önskar kanalisera sina medel via Sida i formen av ett delegerat partnerskap. Denna modell reducerar transaktionskostnaderna avsevärt för både USAID och MOH. Ambassaden får av USAID ersättning för administrativa utlägg genom rekrytering av en anställd programpersonal liksom ersättning för dennes kostnader. Determinants for maternal and child health will be measured by four impact indicators: maternal mortality, child and newborn deaths and children under five who are stunted. The impact will be measured through a mini-DHS in 2019-2020 and compared to the 2013-2014 DHS. The following improvements in health outcomes are planned (in the target provinces): - The Maternal Mortality Ratio reduced by 25% from baseline - The Newborn Mortality Rate reduced by 10% from baseline - The Under 5 Mortality Rate reduced by 15% from baseline - The Under 5 Stunting Rate reduced by 3% from baseline The objectives of the intervention are: -        Increasing availability and readiness of quality health & nutrition services for mothers, newborns, children and adolescents in two target provinces in Zambia. -        Increasing demand and uptake of physically, culturally, and financially accessible services for mothers, newborns, children and adolescents in two target provinces in Zambia. -        Strengthening Health Systems at national and sub-national levels as necessary to providing an enabling environment for effective RMNCAH&N service delivery. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Basic health care Reproductive health care Basic health infrastructure Health personnel development Health policy and administrative management Basic nutrition Family planning Medical services Basic Health Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Health, General The year 2020 basically started off with the COVID pandemic, and has been a challenging year for the RMNCAH/N programme and for MOH as a whole. Zambia's first COVID case was on March 18 and the pandemic affected the entire RMNCAH/N programme in many ways. Most notably, as precautionary measures and travel restrictions were introduced, it meant that implementation of activities had to be postponed and delayed, in particular training sessions, meetings and workshops where many people meet jointly. Procurements were delayed or moved into the future as travel restrictions made it difficult to meet and inspect potential contractors. There was also a delay in completion of several infrastructure projects. A consistent lack of PPEs for health workers meant that several activities, such as outreach, could not be effectively done. Community sensitization meetings could also not take place. Despite COVID and its consequences on service delivery, the RMNCAH/N programme managed to implement quite a considerable number of its planned activities. Actual numbers of trained health workers and community-based volunteers were significantly lower in 2020 due to COVID, but targets were later re-set to realistically reflect the pandemic and its effects. - 212 health workers trained (81 percent of the target) in adolescent SRHR, Reach Every Child, Emergency obstetric and newborn care, nutrition, quality assurance/quality improvement, data use, long term acting methods etc. - 289 community health volunteers trained (exceeding target) across the provinces such as peer educators, SMAGs, and community-based contraceptive distributors. - 67 incinerators at health facilities were completed; 25 staff houses fully renovated, 26 boreholes were drilled, 27 maternity annexes fully completed, 10 youth corners refurbished, 6 labour wards were rehabilitated. In terms of the key performance indicators, 2020 was a year which exacerbated the decline of health indicators that started in 2019. This was a national phenomenon and in fact, the 4 RMNCAH/N provinces faired better than the non-RMNCAH/N provinces in general. It is not possible to determine if the better figures are the result of the efforts of the programme but it is likely that it could have influenced the final outcomes. - Fully immunized children dropped in three provinces; mostly attributed to reduction in outreach due to travel restrictions and inadequate government funding for vaccines and supplies. Eastern province managed however to increase from 80.7 percent to 83 percent. - ANC coverage before 14 weeks dropped in Luapula and Muchinga but increased in Eastern and Southern provinces; in Eastern a rise from 29.8 percent in 2019 to 37.4 percent. This is attributed to intensified community awareness messages, supportive supervision of health workers, provision of mama packs and IEC materials and training of SMAGs. - For skilled deliveries at birth, three provinces noted a drop, whereas Eastern province recorded a 3 percent increase, attributed to deployment of newly trained staff in the province. There were fewer health workers available as some had been allocated to the COVID isolation sites during the peak of the pandemic in mid-2020. - New FP acceptors showed a surprising increase in Eastern and Southern (from 14.5 percent in 2019 up to 16.6 percent in 2020) despite the national shortage of long term methods in 2020. The increase could be attributed to the intensified training of health providers by Marie Stopes and other partners in the two provinces. The supply of contraceptives was erratic throughout the year. - All the provinces recorded a decrease in post-natal care within 6 days; the highest drop in Luapula with almost 20 percent. Again, COVID restrictions and fear to seek services post-partum due to getting infected by COVID are seen as factors behind the drop. - Maternal deaths increased nationally in 2020 compared to 2019. However, three of the four provinces decreased their numbers (not Muchinga), which is likely to be attributed to the RMNCAH/N programme investments in capacity-building and equipment over the past years. - Still birth rate is high in Zambia but it reduced in three of the four provinces (not Muchinga) in 2020. - Neonatal deaths is a huge and static problem in Zambia with few improvements. In 2020, three provinces recorded more neonatal deaths than the preceding year. Southern was the only province that managed to reduce its numbers, partly due to training of staff in EMONC and conducting death reviews regularly. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51190008-5119000801 Sweden The intervention will contribute to improving the health of women, children and adolescents by increased access to and demand for quality-assured health services at district level. The activities at district/primary health care level will be complimented by support to strengthen the national health system in order to maximize sustainability.The intervention has been developed by Ministry of Health, Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health, Ministry of Finance, civil society, Sida and DFID in consultation with the major health actors in Zambia (UN, USAID, World Bank and EU). The initial plan was that two health ministries would jointly implement the contribution. However, on 18 September 2015, the Government made the unpredictable and abrupt decision that all health issues should again be managed by the Ministry of Health. As of 2012, primary health care including maternal and child health was managed by the Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health. The decision to manage all health issues under the same ministry is most welcome as the separation of primary health care from health system building blocks (policy, medicines and supplies, human resources, information systems, health financing etc.) presented formidable challenges to health development in Zambia. This grant will thus be managed by one (Ministry of Health) instead of two ministries which will greatly facilitate and improve coordination, governance, management, reporting, procurement, supervision, capacity building etc. At the same time, the startup of the implementation is expected to be slowed down due to the administrative changes needed. The appraisal of this contribution was made prior to the Government’s decision to merge all health activities to one ministry. Capacity and risk assessments have been made for both ministries and evaluations show that the Ministry of Health has better governance, management and human resource capacity. As a result, Sida considers that a decision can be made on this contribution despite the significant changes in the Government structure. The intervention follows international and national policies and guidelines for cost-effective and high-impact reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH) and nutrition services. Three out of a total of 10 provinces (central, eastern and southern) have been chosen following analysis of health indicators, socioeconomic data and a mapping of partner organizations work. Sweden will support interventions in eastern and southern provinces and DFID is expected to support the central province.This will be achieved by three outcomes:1. Effective RMNCAH services available in initially two provinces2. Increase community and client demand and uptake of RMNCAH services in initially two provinces3. Health system capacity strengthening to enable effective RMNCAH service delivery at national level and in two target provincesThe strategic interventions that will be supported include:- Capacity building for health care providers, community-based volunteers and managerial staff at central, province and district levels- Recruitment of supplementary human resources- Procurement of health commodities and supplies- Renovation and expansion of health facilities at district level and construction of maternity waiting homes- RMNCAH and nutrition service promotion and health education- Use of quality health information for decision making and management- Effective financial management (at all levels of the health system)- Sector and partner harmonization and coordination for RMNCAH Insatsen ska bidra till att främja kvinnors, barns och ungdomars grundläggande hälsa genom ökad tillgång till och efterfrågan av en kvalitativ hälso- och sjukvård på distriktsnivå. Ansatserna på distrikts/primärvårdsnivå kommer att kompletteras med stöd för att stärka det nationella hälso- och sjukvårdssystemet. Det senare sker i syfte att säkra resultatens långsiktiga hållbarhet. Stödet har utarbetats av hälsoministeriet, ”Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health” finansministeriet, civilsamhället, Sida och DFID i samråd med de huvudsakliga hälsoaktörerna i Zambia (FN, USAID, Världsbanken och EU). Den ursprungliga planen var att två hälsoministerier ("Ministry of Health" och "Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health") gemensamt skulle genomföra insatsen. Den 18 september 2015 fattade dock regeringen det oförutsägbara och plötsligta beslutet att alla hälsofrågor återigen ska förvaltas av hälsoministeriet. Från 2012 administrerade ”Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health” primärvården inklusive mödra- och barnhälsovården. Beslutet att återigen låta ett ministerium hantera alla hälsofrågor är mycket välkommet eftersom separeringen av primärvården från hälsosystemet (policy, läkemedel och förnödenheter, personal, informationssystem, hälsofinansiering etc.) var utmanande för hälsoutvecklingen i Zambia. Denna insats kommer således att hanteras av ett (hälsoministeriet) i stället för två ministerier vilket i hög grad kommer att underlätta och förbättra samordning, styrning, rapportering, ägarskap, upphandling, övervakning, kapacitetsuppbyggnad etc. Samtidigt kommer starten av insatsen ta längre tid på grund av nödvändiga administrativa förändringar inom förvaltningen. Beredningen av denna insats gjordes innan regeringens beslut att förena all hälsovård till ett ministerium. All kapacitet- och riskbedömning har gjorts av två ministerier och utvärderingarna beskriver att hälsoministeriet har bättre styr-, förvaltning- och personalkapacitet. Därför bedömer Sida att ett beslut om denna insats kan fattas trots denna stora förändring. Interventionerna följer internationella och nationella policy och riktlinjer för kostnadseffektiva och hög-effektiva ansatser inom reproduktiv-, mödra-, nyfödd-, barn- och ungdomshälsa (RMNCAH) samt nutrition. Tre utav totalt 10 provinser i Zambia (centrala, södra och östra) har valts ut efter analys av hälsoindikatorer, socioekonomisk data samt kartläggning av andra givares arbete. Sverige kommer att stödja interventioner i södra och östra provinserna. DFID förväntas stödja centrala provinsen. Det svenska bidraget är 408.8 MSEK för perioden 2015-2019. Huvuddelen av pengarna (82%) kommer att stödja aktiviteter på distriktsnivå. Den resterande delen (18%) kommer att hanteras centralt av hälsoministeriet samt av hälsomyndigheter på provinsnivå. Den första utbetalningen om MSEK 70 miljoner ämnar täcka kostnader för upphandling av förnödenheter och varor samt renovering och tillbyggnad av vårdinrättningar på distriktsnivå. På grund av brister hos finansministeriet, avseende offentlig finansiell styrning, kommer det svenska bidraget att kanaliseras direkt till hälsoministeriet och inte via det Zambiska finansministeriet (treasury). Skulle den offentliga finansiella styrningen förbättras, kommer Sida att ompröva detta beslut. De övergripande målen med insatsen är att förbättra hälsosituationen i framför allt södra och östra provinserna enligt följande: - Minska mödradödligheten med 25% jämfört med 2014 - Minska dödligheten bland nyfödda barn med 10% jämfört med 2014 - Minska barnadödligheten med 15% jämfört med 2014 - Minska andelen kortväxta barn med 3% jämfört med 2014 Detta kommer att ske via tre övergripande komponenter: 1. Tillgång till effektiva, säkra och högkvalitativa hälsoinsatser i två provinser 2. Ökad efterfrågan och användning av RMNCAH tjänster i två provinser 3. Förbättrade hälsovårdssystem på nationell nivå samt i två provinser för att möjligöra bättre RMNCAH samt att säkra resultatens långsiktiga hållbarhet Följande aktiviteter kommer genomföras för att uppnå de förväntade resultaten: - Kapacitetsuppbyggnad för vårdgivare, samhällsbaserade volontärer och ledande personal på central-, provins- och distriktsnivå - Rekrytering av kompletterande personal - Upphandling av kompletterande förnödenheter och varor - Renovering och tillbyggnader av vårdinrättningar på distriktsnivå - Tillhandahållande av RMNCAH samt nutrition-tjänster och hälsoundervisning - Användning av kvalitativ hälsoinformation för beslutsfattning - Hälsosektor och partner harmonisering och koordinering för RMNCAH Med insatsen vill Sida återuppliva ett sektorsövergripande tillvägagångssätt inom hälsa samt stärka regeringens ägarskap. Efter en period av splittring inom hälsobiståndet på grund av tidigare korruption inom hälsosektorn (år 2009), har majoriteten av de externa hälsoresurserna gått till icke-statliga organisationer. På senare år har regeringen förbättrat sina kontroll- och styrsystem delvis via tekniskt och finansiellt stöd från Sida. Sverige och Storbritannien vill nu blåsa nytt liv i sektorsövergripande tillvägagångssätt i linje med "International Health Partnership" principer (anpassning till nationella hälsostrategin, finansiellt stöd inkluderat i statsbudgeten, användning av landsspecifika finans- och upphandlingssystem, gemensamma utvärderingsprocesser, samordnat tekniskt stöd etc.). För att dela risker, fokusera på resultat och öka incitament för regeringens egen finansiering, kommer en del av bidraget (30%) basera sig på i vilken grad överenskomna resultat har uppnåtts. Den resultatbaserade finansieringsmodellen är utformad för att säkerställa en nivå av förutsägbar finansiering medan samtidigt bibehålla fokus på att mäta och stimulera resultat. Den rörliga finansieringsdelen bygger på två indikatorer som är avgörande för att nå hållbara resultat inom hälso- och sjukvårdssektorn: 1. Hälsoförbättringar: prestation av fem RMNCAH nyckelindikatorer 2. Budgetanslag: offentliga hälsomedel som frigörs till distrikten gentemot den godkända distriktsbudgeten Resultatbaserad finansiering i kombination med en sektorövergripande ansats förväntas öka ägarskapet, minska transaktionskostnader och risken för dubblering. Förhoppningen är också denna ansats ska bidra till en rättvisare resursfördelning och förbättrad biståndseffektivitet inom hälsosektorn. Sverige kommer att vara den första givaren som bidrar till denna korgfond. Storbritannien kommer troligen att ansluta till fonden senare under 2015 eller 2016. Även USA visar interesse för ökade anslag direkt till regeringen via denna korgfond. Kompletterande insatser av riskreducerande karaktär kommer utarbetas i samarbete med DFID. Upphandlingar kommer att påbörjas hösten 2015. Detta stöd är utformat som ett programstöd och därför har stat-stat avtalsmallen använts med vissa tillägg med anledning av den resultatbaserade delen. Sidas bedömning är att insatsens resultatbaserade komponent följer myndighetens insatshanteringsregel. Som framgår av avtalsutkastet kommer utbetalningar som resulterar från den variabla tranchen bidra till programmet. De kommer likaså revideras som en del av programmet. Samråd har skett med Sidas revisionsrådgivare. UPPDATERING 2017: Under hösten 2016 hölls ett flertal konsultationer mellan USAID, MOH och ambassaden varvid föreslogs att USAID kommer att finansiera programmet med ytterligare 38 miljoner USD under en fyraårsperiod 2017-2020 och önskar kanalisera sina medel via Sida i formen av ett delegerat partnerskap. Denna modell reducerar transaktionskostnaderna avsevärt för både USAID och MOH. Ambassaden får av USAID ersättning för administrativa utlägg genom rekrytering av en anställd programpersonal liksom ersättning för dennes kostnader. Determinants for maternal and child health will be measured by four impact indicators: maternal mortality, child and newborn deaths and children under five who are stunted. The impact will be measured through a mini-DHS in 2019-2020 and compared to the 2013-2014 DHS. The following improvements in health outcomes are planned (in the target provinces): - The Maternal Mortality Ratio reduced by 25% from baseline - The Newborn Mortality Rate reduced by 10% from baseline - The Under 5 Mortality Rate reduced by 15% from baseline - The Under 5 Stunting Rate reduced by 3% from baseline The objectives of the intervention are: -        Increasing availability and readiness of quality health & nutrition services for mothers, newborns, children and adolescents in two target provinces in Zambia. -        Increasing demand and uptake of physically, culturally, and financially accessible services for mothers, newborns, children and adolescents in two target provinces in Zambia. -        Strengthening Health Systems at national and sub-national levels as necessary to providing an enabling environment for effective RMNCAH&N service delivery. 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The activities at district/primary health care level will be complimented by support to strengthen the national health system in order to maximize sustainability.The intervention has been developed by Ministry of Health, Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health, Ministry of Finance, civil society, Sida and DFID in consultation with the major health actors in Zambia (UN, USAID, World Bank and EU). The initial plan was that two health ministries would jointly implement the contribution. However, on 18 September 2015, the Government made the unpredictable and abrupt decision that all health issues should again be managed by the Ministry of Health. As of 2012, primary health care including maternal and child health was managed by the Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health. The decision to manage all health issues under the same ministry is most welcome as the separation of primary health care from health system building blocks (policy, medicines and supplies, human resources, information systems, health financing etc.) presented formidable challenges to health development in Zambia. This grant will thus be managed by one (Ministry of Health) instead of two ministries which will greatly facilitate and improve coordination, governance, management, reporting, procurement, supervision, capacity building etc. At the same time, the startup of the implementation is expected to be slowed down due to the administrative changes needed. The appraisal of this contribution was made prior to the Government’s decision to merge all health activities to one ministry. Capacity and risk assessments have been made for both ministries and evaluations show that the Ministry of Health has better governance, management and human resource capacity. As a result, Sida considers that a decision can be made on this contribution despite the significant changes in the Government structure. The intervention follows international and national policies and guidelines for cost-effective and high-impact reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH) and nutrition services. Three out of a total of 10 provinces (central, eastern and southern) have been chosen following analysis of health indicators, socioeconomic data and a mapping of partner organizations work. Sweden will support interventions in eastern and southern provinces and DFID is expected to support the central province.This will be achieved by three outcomes:1. Effective RMNCAH services available in initially two provinces2. Increase community and client demand and uptake of RMNCAH services in initially two provinces3. Health system capacity strengthening to enable effective RMNCAH service delivery at national level and in two target provincesThe strategic interventions that will be supported include:- Capacity building for health care providers, community-based volunteers and managerial staff at central, province and district levels- Recruitment of supplementary human resources- Procurement of health commodities and supplies- Renovation and expansion of health facilities at district level and construction of maternity waiting homes- RMNCAH and nutrition service promotion and health education- Use of quality health information for decision making and management- Effective financial management (at all levels of the health system)- Sector and partner harmonization and coordination for RMNCAH Insatsen ska bidra till att främja kvinnors, barns och ungdomars grundläggande hälsa genom ökad tillgång till och efterfrågan av en kvalitativ hälso- och sjukvård på distriktsnivå. Ansatserna på distrikts/primärvårdsnivå kommer att kompletteras med stöd för att stärka det nationella hälso- och sjukvårdssystemet. Det senare sker i syfte att säkra resultatens långsiktiga hållbarhet. Stödet har utarbetats av hälsoministeriet, ”Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health” finansministeriet, civilsamhället, Sida och DFID i samråd med de huvudsakliga hälsoaktörerna i Zambia (FN, USAID, Världsbanken och EU). Den ursprungliga planen var att två hälsoministerier ("Ministry of Health" och "Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health") gemensamt skulle genomföra insatsen. Den 18 september 2015 fattade dock regeringen det oförutsägbara och plötsligta beslutet att alla hälsofrågor återigen ska förvaltas av hälsoministeriet. Från 2012 administrerade ”Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health” primärvården inklusive mödra- och barnhälsovården. Beslutet att återigen låta ett ministerium hantera alla hälsofrågor är mycket välkommet eftersom separeringen av primärvården från hälsosystemet (policy, läkemedel och förnödenheter, personal, informationssystem, hälsofinansiering etc.) var utmanande för hälsoutvecklingen i Zambia. Denna insats kommer således att hanteras av ett (hälsoministeriet) i stället för två ministerier vilket i hög grad kommer att underlätta och förbättra samordning, styrning, rapportering, ägarskap, upphandling, övervakning, kapacitetsuppbyggnad etc. Samtidigt kommer starten av insatsen ta längre tid på grund av nödvändiga administrativa förändringar inom förvaltningen. Beredningen av denna insats gjordes innan regeringens beslut att förena all hälsovård till ett ministerium. All kapacitet- och riskbedömning har gjorts av två ministerier och utvärderingarna beskriver att hälsoministeriet har bättre styr-, förvaltning- och personalkapacitet. Därför bedömer Sida att ett beslut om denna insats kan fattas trots denna stora förändring. Interventionerna följer internationella och nationella policy och riktlinjer för kostnadseffektiva och hög-effektiva ansatser inom reproduktiv-, mödra-, nyfödd-, barn- och ungdomshälsa (RMNCAH) samt nutrition. Tre utav totalt 10 provinser i Zambia (centrala, södra och östra) har valts ut efter analys av hälsoindikatorer, socioekonomisk data samt kartläggning av andra givares arbete. Sverige kommer att stödja interventioner i södra och östra provinserna. DFID förväntas stödja centrala provinsen. Det svenska bidraget är 408.8 MSEK för perioden 2015-2019. Huvuddelen av pengarna (82%) kommer att stödja aktiviteter på distriktsnivå. Den resterande delen (18%) kommer att hanteras centralt av hälsoministeriet samt av hälsomyndigheter på provinsnivå. Den första utbetalningen om MSEK 70 miljoner ämnar täcka kostnader för upphandling av förnödenheter och varor samt renovering och tillbyggnad av vårdinrättningar på distriktsnivå. På grund av brister hos finansministeriet, avseende offentlig finansiell styrning, kommer det svenska bidraget att kanaliseras direkt till hälsoministeriet och inte via det Zambiska finansministeriet (treasury). Skulle den offentliga finansiella styrningen förbättras, kommer Sida att ompröva detta beslut. De övergripande målen med insatsen är att förbättra hälsosituationen i framför allt södra och östra provinserna enligt följande: - Minska mödradödligheten med 25% jämfört med 2014 - Minska dödligheten bland nyfödda barn med 10% jämfört med 2014 - Minska barnadödligheten med 15% jämfört med 2014 - Minska andelen kortväxta barn med 3% jämfört med 2014 Detta kommer att ske via tre övergripande komponenter: 1. Tillgång till effektiva, säkra och högkvalitativa hälsoinsatser i två provinser 2. Ökad efterfrågan och användning av RMNCAH tjänster i två provinser 3. Förbättrade hälsovårdssystem på nationell nivå samt i två provinser för att möjligöra bättre RMNCAH samt att säkra resultatens långsiktiga hållbarhet Följande aktiviteter kommer genomföras för att uppnå de förväntade resultaten: - Kapacitetsuppbyggnad för vårdgivare, samhällsbaserade volontärer och ledande personal på central-, provins- och distriktsnivå - Rekrytering av kompletterande personal - Upphandling av kompletterande förnödenheter och varor - Renovering och tillbyggnader av vårdinrättningar på distriktsnivå - Tillhandahållande av RMNCAH samt nutrition-tjänster och hälsoundervisning - Användning av kvalitativ hälsoinformation för beslutsfattning - Hälsosektor och partner harmonisering och koordinering för RMNCAH Med insatsen vill Sida återuppliva ett sektorsövergripande tillvägagångssätt inom hälsa samt stärka regeringens ägarskap. Efter en period av splittring inom hälsobiståndet på grund av tidigare korruption inom hälsosektorn (år 2009), har majoriteten av de externa hälsoresurserna gått till icke-statliga organisationer. På senare år har regeringen förbättrat sina kontroll- och styrsystem delvis via tekniskt och finansiellt stöd från Sida. Sverige och Storbritannien vill nu blåsa nytt liv i sektorsövergripande tillvägagångssätt i linje med "International Health Partnership" principer (anpassning till nationella hälsostrategin, finansiellt stöd inkluderat i statsbudgeten, användning av landsspecifika finans- och upphandlingssystem, gemensamma utvärderingsprocesser, samordnat tekniskt stöd etc.). För att dela risker, fokusera på resultat och öka incitament för regeringens egen finansiering, kommer en del av bidraget (30%) basera sig på i vilken grad överenskomna resultat har uppnåtts. Den resultatbaserade finansieringsmodellen är utformad för att säkerställa en nivå av förutsägbar finansiering medan samtidigt bibehålla fokus på att mäta och stimulera resultat. Den rörliga finansieringsdelen bygger på två indikatorer som är avgörande för att nå hållbara resultat inom hälso- och sjukvårdssektorn: 1. Hälsoförbättringar: prestation av fem RMNCAH nyckelindikatorer 2. Budgetanslag: offentliga hälsomedel som frigörs till distrikten gentemot den godkända distriktsbudgeten Resultatbaserad finansiering i kombination med en sektorövergripande ansats förväntas öka ägarskapet, minska transaktionskostnader och risken för dubblering. Förhoppningen är också denna ansats ska bidra till en rättvisare resursfördelning och förbättrad biståndseffektivitet inom hälsosektorn. Sverige kommer att vara den första givaren som bidrar till denna korgfond. Storbritannien kommer troligen att ansluta till fonden senare under 2015 eller 2016. Även USA visar interesse för ökade anslag direkt till regeringen via denna korgfond. Kompletterande insatser av riskreducerande karaktär kommer utarbetas i samarbete med DFID. Upphandlingar kommer att påbörjas hösten 2015. Detta stöd är utformat som ett programstöd och därför har stat-stat avtalsmallen använts med vissa tillägg med anledning av den resultatbaserade delen. Sidas bedömning är att insatsens resultatbaserade komponent följer myndighetens insatshanteringsregel. Som framgår av avtalsutkastet kommer utbetalningar som resulterar från den variabla tranchen bidra till programmet. De kommer likaså revideras som en del av programmet. Samråd har skett med Sidas revisionsrådgivare. UPPDATERING 2017: Under hösten 2016 hölls ett flertal konsultationer mellan USAID, MOH och ambassaden varvid föreslogs att USAID kommer att finansiera programmet med ytterligare 38 miljoner USD under en fyraårsperiod 2017-2020 och önskar kanalisera sina medel via Sida i formen av ett delegerat partnerskap. Denna modell reducerar transaktionskostnaderna avsevärt för både USAID och MOH. Ambassaden får av USAID ersättning för administrativa utlägg genom rekrytering av en anställd programpersonal liksom ersättning för dennes kostnader. Determinants for maternal and child health will be measured by four impact indicators: maternal mortality, child and newborn deaths and children under five who are stunted. The impact will be measured through a mini-DHS in 2019-2020 and compared to the 2013-2014 DHS. The following improvements in health outcomes are planned (in the target provinces): - The Maternal Mortality Ratio reduced by 25% from baseline - The Newborn Mortality Rate reduced by 10% from baseline - The Under 5 Mortality Rate reduced by 15% from baseline - The Under 5 Stunting Rate reduced by 3% from baseline The objectives of the intervention are: -        Increasing availability and readiness of quality health & nutrition services for mothers, newborns, children and adolescents in two target provinces in Zambia. -        Increasing demand and uptake of physically, culturally, and financially accessible services for mothers, newborns, children and adolescents in two target provinces in Zambia. -        Strengthening Health Systems at national and sub-national levels as necessary to providing an enabling environment for effective RMNCAH&N service delivery. Sweden Ministry of Finance, Zambia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ministry of Health, Zambia 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 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Stärkt kapacitet i offentliga institutioner, inklusive kapacitet att mobilisera ytterligare aktörer och resurser för hållbar utveckling. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Ökad och jämlik tillgång till hälso-och sjukvård med fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar och barn. Ökad och jämlik tillgång till hälso-och sjukvård med fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar och barn. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Ökad tillgång till och respekt för sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Förbättrat näringsintag för kvinnor, ungdomar och barn. Förbättrat näringsintag för kvinnor, ungdomar och barn. Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-51190008-5119000809 Sweden The intervention will contribute to improving the health of women, children and adolescents by increased access to and demand for quality-assured health services at district level. The activities at district/primary health care level will be complimented by support to strengthen the national health system in order to maximize sustainability.The intervention has been developed by Ministry of Health, Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health, Ministry of Finance, civil society, Sida and DFID in consultation with the major health actors in Zambia (UN, USAID, World Bank and EU). The initial plan was that two health ministries would jointly implement the contribution. However, on 18 September 2015, the Government made the unpredictable and abrupt decision that all health issues should again be managed by the Ministry of Health. As of 2012, primary health care including maternal and child health was managed by the Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health. The decision to manage all health issues under the same ministry is most welcome as the separation of primary health care from health system building blocks (policy, medicines and supplies, human resources, information systems, health financing etc.) presented formidable challenges to health development in Zambia. This grant will thus be managed by one (Ministry of Health) instead of two ministries which will greatly facilitate and improve coordination, governance, management, reporting, procurement, supervision, capacity building etc. At the same time, the startup of the implementation is expected to be slowed down due to the administrative changes needed. The appraisal of this contribution was made prior to the Government’s decision to merge all health activities to one ministry. Capacity and risk assessments have been made for both ministries and evaluations show that the Ministry of Health has better governance, management and human resource capacity. As a result, Sida considers that a decision can be made on this contribution despite the significant changes in the Government structure. The intervention follows international and national policies and guidelines for cost-effective and high-impact reproductive, maternal, newborn, child and adolescent health (RMNCAH) and nutrition services. Three out of a total of 10 provinces (central, eastern and southern) have been chosen following analysis of health indicators, socioeconomic data and a mapping of partner organizations work. Sweden will support interventions in eastern and southern provinces and DFID is expected to support the central province.This will be achieved by three outcomes:1. Effective RMNCAH services available in initially two provinces2. Increase community and client demand and uptake of RMNCAH services in initially two provinces3. Health system capacity strengthening to enable effective RMNCAH service delivery at national level and in two target provincesThe strategic interventions that will be supported include:- Capacity building for health care providers, community-based volunteers and managerial staff at central, province and district levels- Recruitment of supplementary human resources- Procurement of health commodities and supplies- Renovation and expansion of health facilities at district level and construction of maternity waiting homes- RMNCAH and nutrition service promotion and health education- Use of quality health information for decision making and management- Effective financial management (at all levels of the health system)- Sector and partner harmonization and coordination for RMNCAH Insatsen ska bidra till att främja kvinnors, barns och ungdomars grundläggande hälsa genom ökad tillgång till och efterfrågan av en kvalitativ hälso- och sjukvård på distriktsnivå. Ansatserna på distrikts/primärvårdsnivå kommer att kompletteras med stöd för att stärka det nationella hälso- och sjukvårdssystemet. Det senare sker i syfte att säkra resultatens långsiktiga hållbarhet. Stödet har utarbetats av hälsoministeriet, ”Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health” finansministeriet, civilsamhället, Sida och DFID i samråd med de huvudsakliga hälsoaktörerna i Zambia (FN, USAID, Världsbanken och EU). Den ursprungliga planen var att två hälsoministerier ("Ministry of Health" och "Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health") gemensamt skulle genomföra insatsen. Den 18 september 2015 fattade dock regeringen det oförutsägbara och plötsligta beslutet att alla hälsofrågor återigen ska förvaltas av hälsoministeriet. Från 2012 administrerade ”Ministry of Community Development, Mother and Child Health” primärvården inklusive mödra- och barnhälsovården. Beslutet att återigen låta ett ministerium hantera alla hälsofrågor är mycket välkommet eftersom separeringen av primärvården från hälsosystemet (policy, läkemedel och förnödenheter, personal, informationssystem, hälsofinansiering etc.) var utmanande för hälsoutvecklingen i Zambia. Denna insats kommer således att hanteras av ett (hälsoministeriet) i stället för två ministerier vilket i hög grad kommer att underlätta och förbättra samordning, styrning, rapportering, ägarskap, upphandling, övervakning, kapacitetsuppbyggnad etc. Samtidigt kommer starten av insatsen ta längre tid på grund av nödvändiga administrativa förändringar inom förvaltningen. Beredningen av denna insats gjordes innan regeringens beslut att förena all hälsovård till ett ministerium. All kapacitet- och riskbedömning har gjorts av två ministerier och utvärderingarna beskriver att hälsoministeriet har bättre styr-, förvaltning- och personalkapacitet. Därför bedömer Sida att ett beslut om denna insats kan fattas trots denna stora förändring. Interventionerna följer internationella och nationella policy och riktlinjer för kostnadseffektiva och hög-effektiva ansatser inom reproduktiv-, mödra-, nyfödd-, barn- och ungdomshälsa (RMNCAH) samt nutrition. Tre utav totalt 10 provinser i Zambia (centrala, södra och östra) har valts ut efter analys av hälsoindikatorer, socioekonomisk data samt kartläggning av andra givares arbete. Sverige kommer att stödja interventioner i södra och östra provinserna. DFID förväntas stödja centrala provinsen. Det svenska bidraget är 408.8 MSEK för perioden 2015-2019. Huvuddelen av pengarna (82%) kommer att stödja aktiviteter på distriktsnivå. Den resterande delen (18%) kommer att hanteras centralt av hälsoministeriet samt av hälsomyndigheter på provinsnivå. Den första utbetalningen om MSEK 70 miljoner ämnar täcka kostnader för upphandling av förnödenheter och varor samt renovering och tillbyggnad av vårdinrättningar på distriktsnivå. På grund av brister hos finansministeriet, avseende offentlig finansiell styrning, kommer det svenska bidraget att kanaliseras direkt till hälsoministeriet och inte via det Zambiska finansministeriet (treasury). Skulle den offentliga finansiella styrningen förbättras, kommer Sida att ompröva detta beslut. De övergripande målen med insatsen är att förbättra hälsosituationen i framför allt södra och östra provinserna enligt följande: - Minska mödradödligheten med 25% jämfört med 2014 - Minska dödligheten bland nyfödda barn med 10% jämfört med 2014 - Minska barnadödligheten med 15% jämfört med 2014 - Minska andelen kortväxta barn med 3% jämfört med 2014 Detta kommer att ske via tre övergripande komponenter: 1. Tillgång till effektiva, säkra och högkvalitativa hälsoinsatser i två provinser 2. Ökad efterfrågan och användning av RMNCAH tjänster i två provinser 3. Förbättrade hälsovårdssystem på nationell nivå samt i två provinser för att möjligöra bättre RMNCAH samt att säkra resultatens långsiktiga hållbarhet Följande aktiviteter kommer genomföras för att uppnå de förväntade resultaten: - Kapacitetsuppbyggnad för vårdgivare, samhällsbaserade volontärer och ledande personal på central-, provins- och distriktsnivå - Rekrytering av kompletterande personal - Upphandling av kompletterande förnödenheter och varor - Renovering och tillbyggnader av vårdinrättningar på distriktsnivå - Tillhandahållande av RMNCAH samt nutrition-tjänster och hälsoundervisning - Användning av kvalitativ hälsoinformation för beslutsfattning - Hälsosektor och partner harmonisering och koordinering för RMNCAH Med insatsen vill Sida återuppliva ett sektorsövergripande tillvägagångssätt inom hälsa samt stärka regeringens ägarskap. Efter en period av splittring inom hälsobiståndet på grund av tidigare korruption inom hälsosektorn (år 2009), har majoriteten av de externa hälsoresurserna gått till icke-statliga organisationer. På senare år har regeringen förbättrat sina kontroll- och styrsystem delvis via tekniskt och finansiellt stöd från Sida. Sverige och Storbritannien vill nu blåsa nytt liv i sektorsövergripande tillvägagångssätt i linje med "International Health Partnership" principer (anpassning till nationella hälsostrategin, finansiellt stöd inkluderat i statsbudgeten, användning av landsspecifika finans- och upphandlingssystem, gemensamma utvärderingsprocesser, samordnat tekniskt stöd etc.). För att dela risker, fokusera på resultat och öka incitament för regeringens egen finansiering, kommer en del av bidraget (30%) basera sig på i vilken grad överenskomna resultat har uppnåtts. Den resultatbaserade finansieringsmodellen är utformad för att säkerställa en nivå av förutsägbar finansiering medan samtidigt bibehålla fokus på att mäta och stimulera resultat. Den rörliga finansieringsdelen bygger på två indikatorer som är avgörande för att nå hållbara resultat inom hälso- och sjukvårdssektorn: 1. Hälsoförbättringar: prestation av fem RMNCAH nyckelindikatorer 2. Budgetanslag: offentliga hälsomedel som frigörs till distrikten gentemot den godkända distriktsbudgeten Resultatbaserad finansiering i kombination med en sektorövergripande ansats förväntas öka ägarskapet, minska transaktionskostnader och risken för dubblering. Förhoppningen är också denna ansats ska bidra till en rättvisare resursfördelning och förbättrad biståndseffektivitet inom hälsosektorn. Sverige kommer att vara den första givaren som bidrar till denna korgfond. Storbritannien kommer troligen att ansluta till fonden senare under 2015 eller 2016. Även USA visar interesse för ökade anslag direkt till regeringen via denna korgfond. Kompletterande insatser av riskreducerande karaktär kommer utarbetas i samarbete med DFID. Upphandlingar kommer att påbörjas hösten 2015. Detta stöd är utformat som ett programstöd och därför har stat-stat avtalsmallen använts med vissa tillägg med anledning av den resultatbaserade delen. Sidas bedömning är att insatsens resultatbaserade komponent följer myndighetens insatshanteringsregel. Som framgår av avtalsutkastet kommer utbetalningar som resulterar från den variabla tranchen bidra till programmet. De kommer likaså revideras som en del av programmet. Samråd har skett med Sidas revisionsrådgivare. UPPDATERING 2017: Under hösten 2016 hölls ett flertal konsultationer mellan USAID, MOH och ambassaden varvid föreslogs att USAID kommer att finansiera programmet med ytterligare 38 miljoner USD under en fyraårsperiod 2017-2020 och önskar kanalisera sina medel via Sida i formen av ett delegerat partnerskap. Denna modell reducerar transaktionskostnaderna avsevärt för både USAID och MOH. Ambassaden får av USAID ersättning för administrativa utlägg genom rekrytering av en anställd programpersonal liksom ersättning för dennes kostnader. Determinants for maternal and child health will be measured by four impact indicators: maternal mortality, child and newborn deaths and children under five who are stunted. The impact will be measured through a mini-DHS in 2019-2020 and compared to the 2013-2014 DHS. The following improvements in health outcomes are planned (in the target provinces): - The Maternal Mortality Ratio reduced by 25% from baseline - The Newborn Mortality Rate reduced by 10% from baseline - The Under 5 Mortality Rate reduced by 15% from baseline - The Under 5 Stunting Rate reduced by 3% from baseline The objectives of the intervention are: -        Increasing availability and readiness of quality health & nutrition services for mothers, newborns, children and adolescents in two target provinces in Zambia. -        Increasing demand and uptake of physically, culturally, and financially accessible services for mothers, newborns, children and adolescents in two target provinces in Zambia. -        Strengthening Health Systems at national and sub-national levels as necessary to providing an enabling environment for effective RMNCAH&N service delivery. Sweden Ministry of Finance, Zambia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ministry of Health, Zambia Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -1911921 0 -1911921 -1911921 Ministry of Health, Zambia -1911921.03 Ministry of Health, Zambia Zambia 2024-2028 Zambia 2024-2028 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-51190085 Sweden Exploratory/scooping studies to provide basis for possible electrification interventions through Zesco /LK PLEASE REVIEW YOUR ANSWER AS THE QUESTION HAS BEEN CHANGED ZESCO, the national utility providing the bulk of electricity, has approached Sida för support to the key areas of a) Energy (electricity) efficiency and b) Distribution of electricity. Both areas are logically linked as increasing access presupposes sufficient power to distribute. Given the current inadequate electricity supply, and that the additional generation capacity will take long to materialise, a concentrated effort on reducing losses and making more efficient use of the available power is called for. Equally important are cost efficient way of providing access to unserved areas. The intervention consists of studies aimed at analysing the current situation, options and plans which will help in narrowing down the broad concepts before more detailed feasibility and design studies can be undertaken. Initially two studies (see draft ToRs) have been outlined in collaboration with Zesco. These may have to be complemented at a later stage with detailed feasibility and designs of interventions. Increasing access to modern energy services is an important cornerstone in the Government of Republic of Zambia (GRZ)’s efforts to combat poverty and stimulate economic and social development. Electricity is a key form of energy but currently (2013) only some 26% of the total population (4,5% in rural areas) have access to electricity. The GRZ’s aim is to increase this to 30% and 8% respectively by 2018 (RSNDP). Electricity demand in Zambia is currently outstripping the available generation and distribution capacity. As a long term remedy, a number of major investments in the power sector are being initiated (which however will take long to implement). There is however significant potential to more rapidly increase power supply through better energy efficiency and Demand Side Management and ZESCO now intends to strengthen these areas . This would reduce the need for high cost investment in new generation , and more rapidly increase availability of power supply, especially for new customers. As new transmission lines are being planned/built it would seem logical to also consider distribution to growth areas along the transmission corridors and ancillary services to enhance connections and productive use of electricity. This should have the potential to reduce the overall cost of rural electrification through economies of scale and faster revenue streams. An earlier (2006) Cost of Service Study of Zesco now needs updating and ERB has requested support in formulating and procuring such a study. This is highly important and relevant to the mechanism for cost reflecting tariff setting which in turn is a king pin for investment in generation, transmission adn distribution. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Electric power transmission and distribution (centralised grids) Energy distribution SE-0-SE-6-51190085-5119008501 Sweden Exploratory/scooping studies to provide basis for possible electrification interventions through Zesco /LK PLEASE REVIEW YOUR ANSWER AS THE QUESTION HAS BEEN CHANGED ZESCO, the national utility providing the bulk of electricity, has approached Sida för support to the key areas of a) Energy (electricity) efficiency and b) Distribution of electricity. Both areas are logically linked as increasing access presupposes sufficient power to distribute. Given the current inadequate electricity supply, and that the additional generation capacity will take long to materialise, a concentrated effort on reducing losses and making more efficient use of the available power is called for. Equally important are cost efficient way of providing access to unserved areas. The intervention consists of studies aimed at analysing the current situation, options and plans which will help in narrowing down the broad concepts before more detailed feasibility and design studies can be undertaken. Initially two studies (see draft ToRs) have been outlined in collaboration with Zesco. These may have to be complemented at a later stage with detailed feasibility and designs of interventions. Increasing access to modern energy services is an important cornerstone in the Government of Republic of Zambia (GRZ)’s efforts to combat poverty and stimulate economic and social development. Electricity is a key form of energy but currently (2013) only some 26% of the total population (4,5% in rural areas) have access to electricity. The GRZ’s aim is to increase this to 30% and 8% respectively by 2018 (RSNDP). Electricity demand in Zambia is currently outstripping the available generation and distribution capacity. As a long term remedy, a number of major investments in the power sector are being initiated (which however will take long to implement). There is however significant potential to more rapidly increase power supply through better energy efficiency and Demand Side Management and ZESCO now intends to strengthen these areas . This would reduce the need for high cost investment in new generation , and more rapidly increase availability of power supply, especially for new customers. As new transmission lines are being planned/built it would seem logical to also consider distribution to growth areas along the transmission corridors and ancillary services to enhance connections and productive use of electricity. This should have the potential to reduce the overall cost of rural electrification through economies of scale and faster revenue streams. An earlier (2006) Cost of Service Study of Zesco now needs updating and ERB has requested support in formulating and procuring such a study. This is highly important and relevant to the mechanism for cost reflecting tariff setting which in turn is a king pin for investment in generation, transmission adn distribution. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Delegerat samarbete regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 4600000 200000 679635 0 4800000 Delegerat samarbete regering SE-0-SE-6-51190085-5119008502 Sweden Exploratory/scooping studies to provide basis for possible electrification interventions through Zesco /LK PLEASE REVIEW YOUR ANSWER AS THE QUESTION HAS BEEN CHANGED ZESCO, the national utility providing the bulk of electricity, has approached Sida för support to the key areas of a) Energy (electricity) efficiency and b) Distribution of electricity. Both areas are logically linked as increasing access presupposes sufficient power to distribute. Given the current inadequate electricity supply, and that the additional generation capacity will take long to materialise, a concentrated effort on reducing losses and making more efficient use of the available power is called for. Equally important are cost efficient way of providing access to unserved areas. The intervention consists of studies aimed at analysing the current situation, options and plans which will help in narrowing down the broad concepts before more detailed feasibility and design studies can be undertaken. Initially two studies (see draft ToRs) have been outlined in collaboration with Zesco. These may have to be complemented at a later stage with detailed feasibility and designs of interventions. Increasing access to modern energy services is an important cornerstone in the Government of Republic of Zambia (GRZ)’s efforts to combat poverty and stimulate economic and social development. Electricity is a key form of energy but currently (2013) only some 26% of the total population (4,5% in rural areas) have access to electricity. The GRZ’s aim is to increase this to 30% and 8% respectively by 2018 (RSNDP). Electricity demand in Zambia is currently outstripping the available generation and distribution capacity. As a long term remedy, a number of major investments in the power sector are being initiated (which however will take long to implement). There is however significant potential to more rapidly increase power supply through better energy efficiency and Demand Side Management and ZESCO now intends to strengthen these areas . This would reduce the need for high cost investment in new generation , and more rapidly increase availability of power supply, especially for new customers. As new transmission lines are being planned/built it would seem logical to also consider distribution to growth areas along the transmission corridors and ancillary services to enhance connections and productive use of electricity. This should have the potential to reduce the overall cost of rural electrification through economies of scale and faster revenue streams. An earlier (2006) Cost of Service Study of Zesco now needs updating and ERB has requested support in formulating and procuring such a study. This is highly important and relevant to the mechanism for cost reflecting tariff setting which in turn is a king pin for investment in generation, transmission adn distribution. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Delegerat samarbete regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 284000 158646 Delegerat samarbete regering SE-0-SE-6-51190085-5119008503 Sweden Exploratory/scooping studies to provide basis for possible electrification interventions through Zesco /LK PLEASE REVIEW YOUR ANSWER AS THE QUESTION HAS BEEN CHANGED ZESCO, the national utility providing the bulk of electricity, has approached Sida för support to the key areas of a) Energy (electricity) efficiency and b) Distribution of electricity. Both areas are logically linked as increasing access presupposes sufficient power to distribute. Given the current inadequate electricity supply, and that the additional generation capacity will take long to materialise, a concentrated effort on reducing losses and making more efficient use of the available power is called for. Equally important are cost efficient way of providing access to unserved areas. The intervention consists of studies aimed at analysing the current situation, options and plans which will help in narrowing down the broad concepts before more detailed feasibility and design studies can be undertaken. Initially two studies (see draft ToRs) have been outlined in collaboration with Zesco. These may have to be complemented at a later stage with detailed feasibility and designs of interventions. Increasing access to modern energy services is an important cornerstone in the Government of Republic of Zambia (GRZ)’s efforts to combat poverty and stimulate economic and social development. Electricity is a key form of energy but currently (2013) only some 26% of the total population (4,5% in rural areas) have access to electricity. The GRZ’s aim is to increase this to 30% and 8% respectively by 2018 (RSNDP). Electricity demand in Zambia is currently outstripping the available generation and distribution capacity. As a long term remedy, a number of major investments in the power sector are being initiated (which however will take long to implement). There is however significant potential to more rapidly increase power supply through better energy efficiency and Demand Side Management and ZESCO now intends to strengthen these areas . This would reduce the need for high cost investment in new generation , and more rapidly increase availability of power supply, especially for new customers. As new transmission lines are being planned/built it would seem logical to also consider distribution to growth areas along the transmission corridors and ancillary services to enhance connections and productive use of electricity. This should have the potential to reduce the overall cost of rural electrification through economies of scale and faster revenue streams. An earlier (2006) Cost of Service Study of Zesco now needs updating and ERB has requested support in formulating and procuring such a study. This is highly important and relevant to the mechanism for cost reflecting tariff setting which in turn is a king pin for investment in generation, transmission adn distribution. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Delegerat samarbete regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 105111 520989 520989 Delegerat samarbete regering 105111 Delegerat samarbete regering SE-0-SE-6-51190091 Sweden The suggested intervention means increased support to Radio Waves, a program for a more free and independent media in Zambia, implemented by BBC Media Action and with particular focus on community radios´ contribution to a better media field in the country. The original Radio Waves was decided upon and initiated in the fall of 2014 and had a budget of 15 800 000 SEK for the time period 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). The now suggested, increased program reaches until April 2018 and has a budget of 38 600 000 SEK, out of which 3 300 000 already has been payed within the framework of the current agreement with BBC Media Action. Radio Waves aims towards strengthening the professional and organizational capacity at community radio stations in Zambia, with the purpose of contributing to Zambia´s civil society becoming sustainable (bärkraftig) and functioning as a platform for dialog and accountability. This is done through a close partnership with selected radio stations and through developing weekly debate and discussion programs that reflect local issues. The population in the areas of the community radio stations participate in the selection of current subjects and give feedback to the journalists. The programs hold community leaders responsible for their decisions and actions and contribute to reporting based more on factual questions rather than subjectively chosen issues. The reason for the suggested increase are multiple: The increased program gives apparent advantages in economies of scale and possibilities for increased results in a situation where the initial experiences of the activities now support the embassy´s previous judgement of community radio as a particularly important player in the Zambian media field. The suggested support adds another four statins to the original six ones. Radio Waves will thereby reach out to a larger crowd in more provinces and the possibilities to exchange and synergies between the stations will increase significantly. Two of the new stations are commercial actors, who are viewed as being an assent in the network of radio stations, which has been a key question since the start of Radio Waves. DfiD has the intention that through the Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) bring a financial support of approximately £1,2M/15,5MSEK to a twin project called “Zambia Speaks!”. The British support is suggested to as far as possible to be harmonized with an increased Radio Waves. Together, the project make up a network of 16 radio stations around Zambia, which gives good possibilities for exchange of knowledge and cooperation and especially a collective journalistic breakthrough that is meaningful. In 2016 the parliament and presidential elections will be held in Zambia, where media´s selection and reporting is expected to play an important role before, during and after the actual elections. An increased Radio Waves will be adjusted to the election period and will encompass an component of media coverage of the election´s reporting through the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). The organization has long standing experience in similar interventions and complements BBC´s base competence for journalistic training. The embassy assesses that in the current and deeply polarized media field it is important with interventions that show eventual inappropriates during the election period. The increased program is suggested to be strengthen further by an component that uses new technology and social media, for example through connected traditional and new channels of communications. The component means an initiative aim that is expected to strengthen the participation, relevance, accountability and reach of Radio Waves. Den föreslagna insatsen innebär utökat stöd till Radio Waves, ett program för friare och mer oberoende media i Zambia implementerat av BBC Media Action och med särskilt fokus på lokalradions bidrag till ett bättre medialandskap i landet. Det ursprungliga Radio Waves beslutades och inleddes hösten 2014 och hade då en budget på 15 800 000 SEK för perioden 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). Det nu föreslagna, utökade programmet sträcker sig till och med april 2018 och har en budget på 32 900 000 SEK varav 3 300 000 redan har utbetalats inom ramen för det befintliga avtalet med BBC Media Action. Radio Waves syftar till att stärka den professionella och organisatoriska kapaciteten hos lokala radiostationer i Zambia med avsikt att bidra till att Zambias civilsamhälle blir bärkraftigt och fungerar som en plattform för dialog och ansvarsutkrävande. Detta görs genom ett tätt partnersamarbete med de utvalda stationerna och genom att utveckla veckovisa debatt- och diskussionsprogram som speglar lokala frågor. Befolkningen i radiostationerna lyssnarområde deltar i val av aktuella ämnen och ger feedback till journalisterna. Programmen ställer lokala makthavare till svar för deras beslut och agerande och bidrar till en rapportering som bygger mer på sakfrågor och mindre på personjournalistik. Skälen till den föreslagna utökningen är flera: Det utökade programmet ger uppenbara skalfördelar och möjligheter till ökade resultat i ett läge där de initiala erfarenheterna av verksamheten nu stödjer ambassadens tidigare bedömning av lokalradio som en särskilt viktig kraft i det zambiska medialandskapet. Det föreslagna stödet adderar ytterligare fyra stationer till de ursprungliga sex. Radio Waves kommer därmed att nå ut till fler människor i fler provinser och möjligheterna till utbyte och synergier mellan stationerna ökar markant. Två av de nya stationerna är kommersiella aktörer vilket bedöms vara en tillgång i nätverket av radiostationer, både för genomslaget och för den långsiktiga finansiella hållbarheten i programmet, vilket har varit en nyckelfråga sedan starten av Radio Waves. DfiD har för avsikt att genom Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) gå in med finansiellt stöd på cirka £1,2M/15,5MSEK till ett tvillingprojekt kallat "Zambia Speaks!" Det brittiska stödet föreslås så långt som detta är möjligt att harmoniseras med ett utökat Radio Waves. Tillsammans utgör projekten ett nätverk av 16 radiostationer runt om i Zambia vilket ger en goda möjligheter till kunskapsutbyte och sammarbete och framförallt ett samlat journalistiskt genomslag som är betydande. 2016 hålls parlaments- och presidentval i Zambia där medias urval och rapportering förväntas att spela en avgörande roll både före, under och efter själva valen. Ett utökat Radio Waves kommer att anpassas till valcykeln och bland annat rymma en komponent för mediebevakning av valrapporteringen genom Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). Organisationen har lång erfarenhet av liknande insatser och kompletterar BBC grundkompetens för journalistisk träning. Ambassaden bedömer att det i det rådande och djupt polariserade medielandskapet är viktigt med insatser som synliggör eventuella oegentligheter under valperioden. Det utökade programmet föreslås stärkas ytterligare genom en komponent som nyttjar ny teknik och sociala medier, bland annat genom att knyta samman traditionella och "nya" kommunikationskanaler. Komponenten innebär en innovativ ansats som väntas att stärka deltagandet, relevansen, ansvarsutkrävandet och räckvidden av Radio Waves. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Zambia Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general The end of project evaluation found that the project had achieved important results in lifting technical editorial and production skills of partner radio stations to produce quality governance programmes that engage audiences. This is confirmed by the feedback from some of the listeners who indicated that the radio stations had created platforms for dialogue and engagement with local policy and decision makers. Through the governance programmes young people and target communities had opportunities to engage decision makers resulting in some leaders taking action to address the issues raised. Other results include the strengthening of the media sector through the support to MISA Zambia. Some specific results include the establishment of the Notification-Early Warning System (N.E.W.S) in an effort to respond to the increase in intimidation and harassment of radio stations (and other media outlets) in Zambia, especially during elections. The platform was used by media players to report any violence or threat against media freedoms and freedom of expression in order to seek support and correctional measures from other media players and MISA Zambia. A Media Legal Defense Fund was also established and this fund provided support to journalists who experienced harassment in the course of their work and needed legal representation and support. Another major result was the presentation of the draft Zambia Media Council (ZAMEC) Bill to government which now awaits its enactment into law by parliament. The bill seeks to establish a statutory self-regulatory framework for the media. Unintended Results Positive The evaluation found that the project inspired stations to work more in teams and enhanced work processes because of the governance programme. Before staff worked individually. Now, through team-work, they learned to appreciate the power of building upon each others experiences and capacity. Negative The projects focus on one quality programme and an elite team resulted in an imbalance at the stations at two levels. First, having one programme of such extraordinary quality made other programmes sound much worse than they were found to be before, with questions from audiences about why this is the case. Second, the training and mentoring of the governance team lifted the skills of producers, journalists and technicians to a new level of professionalism. This left other colleagues who are not part of that team feel second rate. While well intended, the knowledge sharing practice in place did not ensure an adequate transfer of information gained into effective and practical knowledge for colleagues. The imbalance was reported to have affected the working environment in stations. Another negative outcome relates to listening groups. Some of the stations had listening groups before the project. In some cases they were put on hold when BBC MA listening groups were created for the governance programmes. The latter received some benefits in weekly meetings (e.g. refreshments, T-shirt). In stations visited that were no longer partners, the groups had stopped operating. The introduction of compensation for listening groups was seen to have disrupted the initial routines of the stations, making it more difficult to re-mobilise initial listening groups when no return was foreseen. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51190091-5119009101 Sweden The suggested intervention means increased support to Radio Waves, a program for a more free and independent media in Zambia, implemented by BBC Media Action and with particular focus on community radios´ contribution to a better media field in the country. The original Radio Waves was decided upon and initiated in the fall of 2014 and had a budget of 15 800 000 SEK for the time period 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). The now suggested, increased program reaches until April 2018 and has a budget of 38 600 000 SEK, out of which 3 300 000 already has been payed within the framework of the current agreement with BBC Media Action. Radio Waves aims towards strengthening the professional and organizational capacity at community radio stations in Zambia, with the purpose of contributing to Zambia´s civil society becoming sustainable (bärkraftig) and functioning as a platform for dialog and accountability. This is done through a close partnership with selected radio stations and through developing weekly debate and discussion programs that reflect local issues. The population in the areas of the community radio stations participate in the selection of current subjects and give feedback to the journalists. The programs hold community leaders responsible for their decisions and actions and contribute to reporting based more on factual questions rather than subjectively chosen issues. The reason for the suggested increase are multiple: The increased program gives apparent advantages in economies of scale and possibilities for increased results in a situation where the initial experiences of the activities now support the embassy´s previous judgement of community radio as a particularly important player in the Zambian media field. The suggested support adds another four statins to the original six ones. Radio Waves will thereby reach out to a larger crowd in more provinces and the possibilities to exchange and synergies between the stations will increase significantly. Two of the new stations are commercial actors, who are viewed as being an assent in the network of radio stations, which has been a key question since the start of Radio Waves. DfiD has the intention that through the Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) bring a financial support of approximately £1,2M/15,5MSEK to a twin project called “Zambia Speaks!”. The British support is suggested to as far as possible to be harmonized with an increased Radio Waves. Together, the project make up a network of 16 radio stations around Zambia, which gives good possibilities for exchange of knowledge and cooperation and especially a collective journalistic breakthrough that is meaningful. In 2016 the parliament and presidential elections will be held in Zambia, where media´s selection and reporting is expected to play an important role before, during and after the actual elections. An increased Radio Waves will be adjusted to the election period and will encompass an component of media coverage of the election´s reporting through the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). The organization has long standing experience in similar interventions and complements BBC´s base competence for journalistic training. The embassy assesses that in the current and deeply polarized media field it is important with interventions that show eventual inappropriates during the election period. The increased program is suggested to be strengthen further by an component that uses new technology and social media, for example through connected traditional and new channels of communications. The component means an initiative aim that is expected to strengthen the participation, relevance, accountability and reach of Radio Waves. Den föreslagna insatsen innebär utökat stöd till Radio Waves, ett program för friare och mer oberoende media i Zambia implementerat av BBC Media Action och med särskilt fokus på lokalradions bidrag till ett bättre medialandskap i landet. Det ursprungliga Radio Waves beslutades och inleddes hösten 2014 och hade då en budget på 15 800 000 SEK för perioden 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). Det nu föreslagna, utökade programmet sträcker sig till och med april 2018 och har en budget på 32 900 000 SEK varav 3 300 000 redan har utbetalats inom ramen för det befintliga avtalet med BBC Media Action. Radio Waves syftar till att stärka den professionella och organisatoriska kapaciteten hos lokala radiostationer i Zambia med avsikt att bidra till att Zambias civilsamhälle blir bärkraftigt och fungerar som en plattform för dialog och ansvarsutkrävande. Detta görs genom ett tätt partnersamarbete med de utvalda stationerna och genom att utveckla veckovisa debatt- och diskussionsprogram som speglar lokala frågor. Befolkningen i radiostationerna lyssnarområde deltar i val av aktuella ämnen och ger feedback till journalisterna. Programmen ställer lokala makthavare till svar för deras beslut och agerande och bidrar till en rapportering som bygger mer på sakfrågor och mindre på personjournalistik. Skälen till den föreslagna utökningen är flera: Det utökade programmet ger uppenbara skalfördelar och möjligheter till ökade resultat i ett läge där de initiala erfarenheterna av verksamheten nu stödjer ambassadens tidigare bedömning av lokalradio som en särskilt viktig kraft i det zambiska medialandskapet. Det föreslagna stödet adderar ytterligare fyra stationer till de ursprungliga sex. Radio Waves kommer därmed att nå ut till fler människor i fler provinser och möjligheterna till utbyte och synergier mellan stationerna ökar markant. Två av de nya stationerna är kommersiella aktörer vilket bedöms vara en tillgång i nätverket av radiostationer, både för genomslaget och för den långsiktiga finansiella hållbarheten i programmet, vilket har varit en nyckelfråga sedan starten av Radio Waves. DfiD har för avsikt att genom Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) gå in med finansiellt stöd på cirka £1,2M/15,5MSEK till ett tvillingprojekt kallat "Zambia Speaks!" Det brittiska stödet föreslås så långt som detta är möjligt att harmoniseras med ett utökat Radio Waves. Tillsammans utgör projekten ett nätverk av 16 radiostationer runt om i Zambia vilket ger en goda möjligheter till kunskapsutbyte och sammarbete och framförallt ett samlat journalistiskt genomslag som är betydande. 2016 hålls parlaments- och presidentval i Zambia där medias urval och rapportering förväntas att spela en avgörande roll både före, under och efter själva valen. Ett utökat Radio Waves kommer att anpassas till valcykeln och bland annat rymma en komponent för mediebevakning av valrapporteringen genom Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). Organisationen har lång erfarenhet av liknande insatser och kompletterar BBC grundkompetens för journalistisk träning. Ambassaden bedömer att det i det rådande och djupt polariserade medielandskapet är viktigt med insatser som synliggör eventuella oegentligheter under valperioden. Det utökade programmet föreslås stärkas ytterligare genom en komponent som nyttjar ny teknik och sociala medier, bland annat genom att knyta samman traditionella och "nya" kommunikationskanaler. Komponenten innebär en innovativ ansats som väntas att stärka deltagandet, relevansen, ansvarsutkrävandet och räckvidden av Radio Waves. Sweden BBC Media Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BBC Media Action 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 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The original Radio Waves was decided upon and initiated in the fall of 2014 and had a budget of 15 800 000 SEK for the time period 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). The now suggested, increased program reaches until April 2018 and has a budget of 38 600 000 SEK, out of which 3 300 000 already has been payed within the framework of the current agreement with BBC Media Action. Radio Waves aims towards strengthening the professional and organizational capacity at community radio stations in Zambia, with the purpose of contributing to Zambia´s civil society becoming sustainable (bärkraftig) and functioning as a platform for dialog and accountability. This is done through a close partnership with selected radio stations and through developing weekly debate and discussion programs that reflect local issues. The population in the areas of the community radio stations participate in the selection of current subjects and give feedback to the journalists. The programs hold community leaders responsible for their decisions and actions and contribute to reporting based more on factual questions rather than subjectively chosen issues. The reason for the suggested increase are multiple: The increased program gives apparent advantages in economies of scale and possibilities for increased results in a situation where the initial experiences of the activities now support the embassy´s previous judgement of community radio as a particularly important player in the Zambian media field. The suggested support adds another four statins to the original six ones. Radio Waves will thereby reach out to a larger crowd in more provinces and the possibilities to exchange and synergies between the stations will increase significantly. Two of the new stations are commercial actors, who are viewed as being an assent in the network of radio stations, which has been a key question since the start of Radio Waves. DfiD has the intention that through the Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) bring a financial support of approximately £1,2M/15,5MSEK to a twin project called “Zambia Speaks!”. The British support is suggested to as far as possible to be harmonized with an increased Radio Waves. Together, the project make up a network of 16 radio stations around Zambia, which gives good possibilities for exchange of knowledge and cooperation and especially a collective journalistic breakthrough that is meaningful. In 2016 the parliament and presidential elections will be held in Zambia, where media´s selection and reporting is expected to play an important role before, during and after the actual elections. An increased Radio Waves will be adjusted to the election period and will encompass an component of media coverage of the election´s reporting through the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). The organization has long standing experience in similar interventions and complements BBC´s base competence for journalistic training. The embassy assesses that in the current and deeply polarized media field it is important with interventions that show eventual inappropriates during the election period. The increased program is suggested to be strengthen further by an component that uses new technology and social media, for example through connected traditional and new channels of communications. The component means an initiative aim that is expected to strengthen the participation, relevance, accountability and reach of Radio Waves. Den föreslagna insatsen innebär utökat stöd till Radio Waves, ett program för friare och mer oberoende media i Zambia implementerat av BBC Media Action och med särskilt fokus på lokalradions bidrag till ett bättre medialandskap i landet. Det ursprungliga Radio Waves beslutades och inleddes hösten 2014 och hade då en budget på 15 800 000 SEK för perioden 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). Det nu föreslagna, utökade programmet sträcker sig till och med april 2018 och har en budget på 32 900 000 SEK varav 3 300 000 redan har utbetalats inom ramen för det befintliga avtalet med BBC Media Action. Radio Waves syftar till att stärka den professionella och organisatoriska kapaciteten hos lokala radiostationer i Zambia med avsikt att bidra till att Zambias civilsamhälle blir bärkraftigt och fungerar som en plattform för dialog och ansvarsutkrävande. Detta görs genom ett tätt partnersamarbete med de utvalda stationerna och genom att utveckla veckovisa debatt- och diskussionsprogram som speglar lokala frågor. Befolkningen i radiostationerna lyssnarområde deltar i val av aktuella ämnen och ger feedback till journalisterna. Programmen ställer lokala makthavare till svar för deras beslut och agerande och bidrar till en rapportering som bygger mer på sakfrågor och mindre på personjournalistik. Skälen till den föreslagna utökningen är flera: Det utökade programmet ger uppenbara skalfördelar och möjligheter till ökade resultat i ett läge där de initiala erfarenheterna av verksamheten nu stödjer ambassadens tidigare bedömning av lokalradio som en särskilt viktig kraft i det zambiska medialandskapet. Det föreslagna stödet adderar ytterligare fyra stationer till de ursprungliga sex. Radio Waves kommer därmed att nå ut till fler människor i fler provinser och möjligheterna till utbyte och synergier mellan stationerna ökar markant. Två av de nya stationerna är kommersiella aktörer vilket bedöms vara en tillgång i nätverket av radiostationer, både för genomslaget och för den långsiktiga finansiella hållbarheten i programmet, vilket har varit en nyckelfråga sedan starten av Radio Waves. DfiD har för avsikt att genom Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) gå in med finansiellt stöd på cirka £1,2M/15,5MSEK till ett tvillingprojekt kallat "Zambia Speaks!" Det brittiska stödet föreslås så långt som detta är möjligt att harmoniseras med ett utökat Radio Waves. Tillsammans utgör projekten ett nätverk av 16 radiostationer runt om i Zambia vilket ger en goda möjligheter till kunskapsutbyte och sammarbete och framförallt ett samlat journalistiskt genomslag som är betydande. 2016 hålls parlaments- och presidentval i Zambia där medias urval och rapportering förväntas att spela en avgörande roll både före, under och efter själva valen. Ett utökat Radio Waves kommer att anpassas till valcykeln och bland annat rymma en komponent för mediebevakning av valrapporteringen genom Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). Organisationen har lång erfarenhet av liknande insatser och kompletterar BBC grundkompetens för journalistisk träning. Ambassaden bedömer att det i det rådande och djupt polariserade medielandskapet är viktigt med insatser som synliggör eventuella oegentligheter under valperioden. Det utökade programmet föreslås stärkas ytterligare genom en komponent som nyttjar ny teknik och sociala medier, bland annat genom att knyta samman traditionella och "nya" kommunikationskanaler. Komponenten innebär en innovativ ansats som väntas att stärka deltagandet, relevansen, ansvarsutkrävandet och räckvidden av Radio Waves. Sweden BBC Media Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BBC Media Action 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 800000 771223 800000 BBC Media Action 771222.91 BBC Media Action Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51190091-5119009103 Sweden The suggested intervention means increased support to Radio Waves, a program for a more free and independent media in Zambia, implemented by BBC Media Action and with particular focus on community radios´ contribution to a better media field in the country. The original Radio Waves was decided upon and initiated in the fall of 2014 and had a budget of 15 800 000 SEK for the time period 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). The now suggested, increased program reaches until April 2018 and has a budget of 38 600 000 SEK, out of which 3 300 000 already has been payed within the framework of the current agreement with BBC Media Action. Radio Waves aims towards strengthening the professional and organizational capacity at community radio stations in Zambia, with the purpose of contributing to Zambia´s civil society becoming sustainable (bärkraftig) and functioning as a platform for dialog and accountability. This is done through a close partnership with selected radio stations and through developing weekly debate and discussion programs that reflect local issues. The population in the areas of the community radio stations participate in the selection of current subjects and give feedback to the journalists. The programs hold community leaders responsible for their decisions and actions and contribute to reporting based more on factual questions rather than subjectively chosen issues. The reason for the suggested increase are multiple: The increased program gives apparent advantages in economies of scale and possibilities for increased results in a situation where the initial experiences of the activities now support the embassy´s previous judgement of community radio as a particularly important player in the Zambian media field. The suggested support adds another four statins to the original six ones. Radio Waves will thereby reach out to a larger crowd in more provinces and the possibilities to exchange and synergies between the stations will increase significantly. Two of the new stations are commercial actors, who are viewed as being an assent in the network of radio stations, which has been a key question since the start of Radio Waves. DfiD has the intention that through the Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) bring a financial support of approximately £1,2M/15,5MSEK to a twin project called “Zambia Speaks!”. The British support is suggested to as far as possible to be harmonized with an increased Radio Waves. Together, the project make up a network of 16 radio stations around Zambia, which gives good possibilities for exchange of knowledge and cooperation and especially a collective journalistic breakthrough that is meaningful. In 2016 the parliament and presidential elections will be held in Zambia, where media´s selection and reporting is expected to play an important role before, during and after the actual elections. An increased Radio Waves will be adjusted to the election period and will encompass an component of media coverage of the election´s reporting through the Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). The organization has long standing experience in similar interventions and complements BBC´s base competence for journalistic training. The embassy assesses that in the current and deeply polarized media field it is important with interventions that show eventual inappropriates during the election period. The increased program is suggested to be strengthen further by an component that uses new technology and social media, for example through connected traditional and new channels of communications. The component means an initiative aim that is expected to strengthen the participation, relevance, accountability and reach of Radio Waves. Den föreslagna insatsen innebär utökat stöd till Radio Waves, ett program för friare och mer oberoende media i Zambia implementerat av BBC Media Action och med särskilt fokus på lokalradions bidrag till ett bättre medialandskap i landet. Det ursprungliga Radio Waves beslutades och inleddes hösten 2014 och hade då en budget på 15 800 000 SEK för perioden 2014-2017 (ref: ZAM-DC58/2014). Det nu föreslagna, utökade programmet sträcker sig till och med april 2018 och har en budget på 32 900 000 SEK varav 3 300 000 redan har utbetalats inom ramen för det befintliga avtalet med BBC Media Action. Radio Waves syftar till att stärka den professionella och organisatoriska kapaciteten hos lokala radiostationer i Zambia med avsikt att bidra till att Zambias civilsamhälle blir bärkraftigt och fungerar som en plattform för dialog och ansvarsutkrävande. Detta görs genom ett tätt partnersamarbete med de utvalda stationerna och genom att utveckla veckovisa debatt- och diskussionsprogram som speglar lokala frågor. Befolkningen i radiostationerna lyssnarområde deltar i val av aktuella ämnen och ger feedback till journalisterna. Programmen ställer lokala makthavare till svar för deras beslut och agerande och bidrar till en rapportering som bygger mer på sakfrågor och mindre på personjournalistik. Skälen till den föreslagna utökningen är flera: Det utökade programmet ger uppenbara skalfördelar och möjligheter till ökade resultat i ett läge där de initiala erfarenheterna av verksamheten nu stödjer ambassadens tidigare bedömning av lokalradio som en särskilt viktig kraft i det zambiska medialandskapet. Det föreslagna stödet adderar ytterligare fyra stationer till de ursprungliga sex. Radio Waves kommer därmed att nå ut till fler människor i fler provinser och möjligheterna till utbyte och synergier mellan stationerna ökar markant. Två av de nya stationerna är kommersiella aktörer vilket bedöms vara en tillgång i nätverket av radiostationer, både för genomslaget och för den långsiktiga finansiella hållbarheten i programmet, vilket har varit en nyckelfråga sedan starten av Radio Waves. DfiD har för avsikt att genom Zambia Accountability Programme (ZAP) gå in med finansiellt stöd på cirka £1,2M/15,5MSEK till ett tvillingprojekt kallat "Zambia Speaks!" Det brittiska stödet föreslås så långt som detta är möjligt att harmoniseras med ett utökat Radio Waves. Tillsammans utgör projekten ett nätverk av 16 radiostationer runt om i Zambia vilket ger en goda möjligheter till kunskapsutbyte och sammarbete och framförallt ett samlat journalistiskt genomslag som är betydande. 2016 hålls parlaments- och presidentval i Zambia där medias urval och rapportering förväntas att spela en avgörande roll både före, under och efter själva valen. Ett utökat Radio Waves kommer att anpassas till valcykeln och bland annat rymma en komponent för mediebevakning av valrapporteringen genom Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA). Organisationen har lång erfarenhet av liknande insatser och kompletterar BBC grundkompetens för journalistisk träning. Ambassaden bedömer att det i det rådande och djupt polariserade medielandskapet är viktigt med insatser som synliggör eventuella oegentligheter under valperioden. Det utökade programmet föreslås stärkas ytterligare genom en komponent som nyttjar ny teknik och sociala medier, bland annat genom att knyta samman traditionella och "nya" kommunikationskanaler. Komponenten innebär en innovativ ansats som väntas att stärka deltagandet, relevansen, ansvarsutkrävandet och räckvidden av Radio Waves. Sweden BBC Media Action Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency BBC Media Action 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 22015600 1710000 0 0 0 0 6000000 8000000 1710000 0 -302649 0 8000000 0 6015600 29725600 BBC Media Action 6000000 BBC Media Action 8000000 BBC Media Action 8000000 BBC Media Action 6015600 BBC Media Action 1710000 BBC Media Action 0 BBC Media Action 0 BBC Media Action -302649 BBC Media Action Zambia 2018-2022 Zambia 2018-2022 Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Förbättrad kapacitet och ökat demokratiskt utrymme för att kunna verka för och stärka mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51200020 Sweden The project aims to support the establishment of a flexible and cost-effective system of regular household surveys in the national statistical authority in Burkina Faso (INSD). The system should allow the collection of relevant and updated socio-economic information in order to monitor the implementation and outcomes of the national development strategy and the MDGs. Insatsen syftar till att stödja inrättandet av ett flexibelt och kostnadseffektivt system för regelbundna hushållsundersökningar som den nationella statistikmyndigheten i Burkina Faso (INSD) genomför. Systemet ska tillåta insamling av relevant och uppdaterad socio-ekonomisk information för att kunna följa upp genomförande och utfall av den nationella utvecklingsstrategin och milleniemålen. In April 2012, a request was received from the Government of Burkina Faso to finance a household survey (Enquête Multisectorielle Continue/Multisectoral continue survey). The main objectives of this survey are to establish a permanent system to collect data to feed main indicators for the national development strategy and MDGs. In the proposed Plan for phasing out Sweden’s development cooperation with Burkina Faso 2013-2016, pro-poor sustainable growth is one of the three sectors for Swedish support. The total of amount is SEK 15 million for two years, 2013 and 2014.  Six amendments were signed on 20 May 2015, 31 August 2015, 22 December 2015, 04 August 2016, 18 January 2017 and 20 October 2017, respectively. These amendments were made to allow both the continuation of the activities which has been delayed and, secondly, the consolidation of the achievements by the preparation of the second phase of this relevant household survey.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Burkina Faso Statistical capacity building Other Social Infrastructure & Services Some expected results of the Multisectoral Continuous Survey are: The main survey was conducted in 2014-2015 and these results were disseminated in 2015. In January 2016, all results were published on the INSD website and in newspapers across the country. This is a remarkable result because the results were published thirteen months later, the end of the collection (end of December 2014). The monitoring indicators for the MDGs and the country's poverty reduction strategy are permanently documented. However, it is clear that the 2014 survey provided a large number of indicators necessary for national planning and international objectives. These indicators were urgently requested by various government authorities and the INSD was also able to respond to these requests from users. The household surveys in the country are harmonized and integrated. The organization of a continuous household survey covering the whole year, at a cost that can be covered in the long term by the national budget, is a significant step forward compared to the ad hoc surveys that depending on the donor funds. The survey conducted in 2014 was a large-scale test of this concept. The enumeration area or household panel to be used for dynamic analysis is available and has been used for the current census.  As expected result, the experience of the EMC has made it possible to design the Harmonized Survey on the Living Conditions of Households (EHCVM) in 2018 in the eight WAEMU member countries? The survey took place in the same period throughout WAEMU within sampled households. It was used to draw up the poverty profile of households in each country according to a modernized and harmonized methodology. It will also be the basic tool for monitoring national  international agendas and policies (SDG, African Union 2063 Agenda), so that the indicators that will be produced at the end of the operation for each country will be comparable to those other countries. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51200020-5120002001 Sweden The project aims to support the establishment of a flexible and cost-effective system of regular household surveys in the national statistical authority in Burkina Faso (INSD). The system should allow the collection of relevant and updated socio-economic information in order to monitor the implementation and outcomes of the national development strategy and the MDGs. Insatsen syftar till att stödja inrättandet av ett flexibelt och kostnadseffektivt system för regelbundna hushållsundersökningar som den nationella statistikmyndigheten i Burkina Faso (INSD) genomför. Systemet ska tillåta insamling av relevant och uppdaterad socio-ekonomisk information för att kunna följa upp genomförande och utfall av den nationella utvecklingsstrategin och milleniemålen. In April 2012, a request was received from the Government of Burkina Faso to finance a household survey (Enquête Multisectorielle Continue/Multisectoral continue survey). The main objectives of this survey are to establish a permanent system to collect data to feed main indicators for the national development strategy and MDGs. In the proposed Plan for phasing out Sweden’s development cooperation with Burkina Faso 2013-2016, pro-poor sustainable growth is one of the three sectors for Swedish support. The total of amount is SEK 15 million for two years, 2013 and 2014.  Six amendments were signed on 20 May 2015, 31 August 2015, 22 December 2015, 04 August 2016, 18 January 2017 and 20 October 2017, respectively. These amendments were made to allow both the continuation of the activities which has been delayed and, secondly, the consolidation of the achievements by the preparation of the second phase of this relevant household survey.  Sweden Government of Burkina Faso Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 10500000 2500000 0 2000000 0 0 10500000 2500000 2000000 0 15000000 Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor 10500000 Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor 2500000 Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor 2000000 Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor SE-0-SE-6-51200020-5120002003 Sweden The project aims to support the establishment of a flexible and cost-effective system of regular household surveys in the national statistical authority in Burkina Faso (INSD). The system should allow the collection of relevant and updated socio-economic information in order to monitor the implementation and outcomes of the national development strategy and the MDGs. Insatsen syftar till att stödja inrättandet av ett flexibelt och kostnadseffektivt system för regelbundna hushållsundersökningar som den nationella statistikmyndigheten i Burkina Faso (INSD) genomför. Systemet ska tillåta insamling av relevant och uppdaterad socio-ekonomisk information för att kunna följa upp genomförande och utfall av den nationella utvecklingsstrategin och milleniemålen. In April 2012, a request was received from the Government of Burkina Faso to finance a household survey (Enquête Multisectorielle Continue/Multisectoral continue survey). The main objectives of this survey are to establish a permanent system to collect data to feed main indicators for the national development strategy and MDGs. In the proposed Plan for phasing out Sweden’s development cooperation with Burkina Faso 2013-2016, pro-poor sustainable growth is one of the three sectors for Swedish support. The total of amount is SEK 15 million for two years, 2013 and 2014.  Six amendments were signed on 20 May 2015, 31 August 2015, 22 December 2015, 04 August 2016, 18 January 2017 and 20 October 2017, respectively. These amendments were made to allow both the continuation of the activities which has been delayed and, secondly, the consolidation of the achievements by the preparation of the second phase of this relevant household survey.  Sweden Government of Burkina Faso Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2000000 2000000 0 0 2000000 Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor 2000000 Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor SE-0-SE-6-51200020-5120002005 Sweden The project aims to support the establishment of a flexible and cost-effective system of regular household surveys in the national statistical authority in Burkina Faso (INSD). The system should allow the collection of relevant and updated socio-economic information in order to monitor the implementation and outcomes of the national development strategy and the MDGs. Insatsen syftar till att stödja inrättandet av ett flexibelt och kostnadseffektivt system för regelbundna hushållsundersökningar som den nationella statistikmyndigheten i Burkina Faso (INSD) genomför. Systemet ska tillåta insamling av relevant och uppdaterad socio-ekonomisk information för att kunna följa upp genomförande och utfall av den nationella utvecklingsstrategin och milleniemålen. In April 2012, a request was received from the Government of Burkina Faso to finance a household survey (Enquête Multisectorielle Continue/Multisectoral continue survey). The main objectives of this survey are to establish a permanent system to collect data to feed main indicators for the national development strategy and MDGs. In the proposed Plan for phasing out Sweden’s development cooperation with Burkina Faso 2013-2016, pro-poor sustainable growth is one of the three sectors for Swedish support. The total of amount is SEK 15 million for two years, 2013 and 2014.  Six amendments were signed on 20 May 2015, 31 August 2015, 22 December 2015, 04 August 2016, 18 January 2017 and 20 October 2017, respectively. These amendments were made to allow both the continuation of the activities which has been delayed and, secondly, the consolidation of the achievements by the preparation of the second phase of this relevant household survey.  Sweden Government of Burkina Faso Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -557492 0 0 -557492 -557492 Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor -557491.87 Agence Comptable Centrale du Tresor Burkina Faso 2018-2022 Burkina Faso 2018-2022 Stronger democratic institutions and increased openness and capacity in public administration Stärkta demokratiska institutioner samt ökad öppenhet och kapacitet i den offentliga förvaltningen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-51270016 Sweden UNOPS has applied to Sida for funding of 14 800 000 SEK to carry out the project "Support to Construction of Ministry of Finance (MOF) offices in Mogadishu, Somali” during the period 2014-12-01 to 2017-07-31. The intervention aims at constructing a new and improved Ministry of Finance headquarter building that will provide a quality working environment and thus increase the capacity of the ministry to support the needs of the Somali community, thereby permitting increased access to financial services. Specifically, the intervention will: 1) Perform a detailed structural audit of the existing building to establish whether it can be rehabilitated or whether a new facility should be constructed to replace the existing; 2a) In the event that the structural audit deems the existing building fit for rehabilitation, the objective shall be to rehabilitate the basement, ground floor and the first floor of the MoF building in Mogadishu Somali; OR 2b) In the event that the structural audit deems the building unfit for rehabilitation and needs to be completely demolished, the objective shall be to construct a new two floor office building to house the core ministry requirements; 3) Capacity build the local contractors through technical training; 4) Undertake an assessment of the operation and maintenance requirements for the new facility and prepare a proposal for future funding, inclusive of an outline operation and maintenance plan. UNOPS will implement the intervention in collaboration with the Somali Federal Government through the Ministries of Finance Health, Planning and Public Works. The intervention’s total budget is estimated at 14.8 million SEK and Sweden will fully support the budget. The government will provide land for the construction. Målen med insatsen är att bygga en ny och funktionell finansdepartement för somaliska federala regeringen i Mogadishu. Med en förbättrad arbetsmiljö, så är insatsens främsta förväntning att detta kommer att leda till en förbättrad offentlig finansiell kontroll och styrning samt ökade möjligheter för tillgång till offentliga tjänster. Insatsen är ett samarbete mellan FN organisationen (UNOPS) och den somaliska federala regeringen. Det totala budgeten för insatsen beräknas att uppgå till cirka 14.8 miljoner svenska kronor och Sverige planerar att bidra med hela summan. The main goal of the project is to construct a new and improved Ministry of Finance headquarters that will provide a quality working environment, in order to increase the capacity of the Ministry of Finance, thereby permitting increased access to financial services to the people of Somali. The specific outputs are as listed below: 1) Perform a detail structural audit of the existing 6-storey building to establish whether it can be rehabilitated or require a new facility to replace the existing one. The audit found that the building was beyond refurbishment thus prompt the need of new building facility. 2) A complete design and cost estimation for new 4-storey building. 3) Procurement activities and construction Management.  4) Demolition of existing building and the construction of new building.  5) Design and implementation of renewable energy source. 6) Capacity building of local contractor through technical on the job training during the course of construction. 7) Capacity building of national engineers who were appointed by the ministry through job training during the course of construction   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Somalia Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general Overall, a new four story Building for Ministry of Finance with renewable energy source was constructed and handed over to the government during an inauguration ceremony on 2018-10-30. It has however, not yet been occupied by the Ministry of Finance officials. Specifically:- 1) A detailed structural audit of the old building was performed to establish whether it could be rehabilitated or required a new facility to replace the old one. The audit found that the building was beyond refurbishment thus prompted the need of a new building. 2) A complete design and cost estimation for new building was developed 3) Construction services were procured and construction process managed to ensure adherence to architectural and structural designs as well as the required safety standards.  4) Demolition of existing building and the construction of new building was carried out 5) Renewable energy source was designed, procured and installed. The wind energy has not been installed yet but the materials and equipment are on site and will be installed by the ministry. 6) Capacity of local contractor was built through technical on the job training during the course of construction 7) The project built the capacity of two national government engineers (one female) through job training during the course of construction. 8) Reviving of the government properties sends a positive and strong message to the public that the government is committed towards the country’s development. 9) The construction of the building also attracted economic activities and further improving the security conditions; number of restaurants and shops have opened since and are now operating in the area. 10) The project attracted and encouraged diaspora investment; For example, Malayka Hotel and restaurant located 100 m away from the newly constructed ministry building is built and owned by diaspora investors. 11)The project area was relatively abandoned prior to the construction due to the high security risks, but the start of this project prompted faith, ultimately assuring the community that the security situation has improved. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-51270016-5127001601 Sweden UNOPS has applied to Sida for funding of 14 800 000 SEK to carry out the project "Support to Construction of Ministry of Finance (MOF) offices in Mogadishu, Somali” during the period 2014-12-01 to 2017-07-31. The intervention aims at constructing a new and improved Ministry of Finance headquarter building that will provide a quality working environment and thus increase the capacity of the ministry to support the needs of the Somali community, thereby permitting increased access to financial services. Specifically, the intervention will: 1) Perform a detailed structural audit of the existing building to establish whether it can be rehabilitated or whether a new facility should be constructed to replace the existing; 2a) In the event that the structural audit deems the existing building fit for rehabilitation, the objective shall be to rehabilitate the basement, ground floor and the first floor of the MoF building in Mogadishu Somali; OR 2b) In the event that the structural audit deems the building unfit for rehabilitation and needs to be completely demolished, the objective shall be to construct a new two floor office building to house the core ministry requirements; 3) Capacity build the local contractors through technical training; 4) Undertake an assessment of the operation and maintenance requirements for the new facility and prepare a proposal for future funding, inclusive of an outline operation and maintenance plan. UNOPS will implement the intervention in collaboration with the Somali Federal Government through the Ministries of Finance Health, Planning and Public Works. The intervention’s total budget is estimated at 14.8 million SEK and Sweden will fully support the budget. The government will provide land for the construction. Målen med insatsen är att bygga en ny och funktionell finansdepartement för somaliska federala regeringen i Mogadishu. Med en förbättrad arbetsmiljö, så är insatsens främsta förväntning att detta kommer att leda till en förbättrad offentlig finansiell kontroll och styrning samt ökade möjligheter för tillgång till offentliga tjänster. Insatsen är ett samarbete mellan FN organisationen (UNOPS) och den somaliska federala regeringen. Det totala budgeten för insatsen beräknas att uppgå till cirka 14.8 miljoner svenska kronor och Sverige planerar att bidra med hela summan. The main goal of the project is to construct a new and improved Ministry of Finance headquarters that will provide a quality working environment, in order to increase the capacity of the Ministry of Finance, thereby permitting increased access to financial services to the people of Somali. The specific outputs are as listed below: 1) Perform a detail structural audit of the existing 6-storey building to establish whether it can be rehabilitated or require a new facility to replace the existing one. The audit found that the building was beyond refurbishment thus prompt the need of new building facility. 2) A complete design and cost estimation for new 4-storey building. 3) Procurement activities and construction Management.  4) Demolition of existing building and the construction of new building.  5) Design and implementation of renewable energy source. 6) Capacity building of local contractor through technical on the job training during the course of construction. 7) Capacity building of national engineers who were appointed by the ministry through job training during the course of construction   Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 14800000 4000000 0 4000000 14800000 18800000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 14800000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 4000000 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services SE-0-SE-6-51270016-5127001602 Sweden UNOPS has applied to Sida for funding of 14 800 000 SEK to carry out the project "Support to Construction of Ministry of Finance (MOF) offices in Mogadishu, Somali” during the period 2014-12-01 to 2017-07-31. The intervention aims at constructing a new and improved Ministry of Finance headquarter building that will provide a quality working environment and thus increase the capacity of the ministry to support the needs of the Somali community, thereby permitting increased access to financial services. Specifically, the intervention will: 1) Perform a detailed structural audit of the existing building to establish whether it can be rehabilitated or whether a new facility should be constructed to replace the existing; 2a) In the event that the structural audit deems the existing building fit for rehabilitation, the objective shall be to rehabilitate the basement, ground floor and the first floor of the MoF building in Mogadishu Somali; OR 2b) In the event that the structural audit deems the building unfit for rehabilitation and needs to be completely demolished, the objective shall be to construct a new two floor office building to house the core ministry requirements; 3) Capacity build the local contractors through technical training; 4) Undertake an assessment of the operation and maintenance requirements for the new facility and prepare a proposal for future funding, inclusive of an outline operation and maintenance plan. UNOPS will implement the intervention in collaboration with the Somali Federal Government through the Ministries of Finance Health, Planning and Public Works. The intervention’s total budget is estimated at 14.8 million SEK and Sweden will fully support the budget. The government will provide land for the construction. Målen med insatsen är att bygga en ny och funktionell finansdepartement för somaliska federala regeringen i Mogadishu. Med en förbättrad arbetsmiljö, så är insatsens främsta förväntning att detta kommer att leda till en förbättrad offentlig finansiell kontroll och styrning samt ökade möjligheter för tillgång till offentliga tjänster. Insatsen är ett samarbete mellan FN organisationen (UNOPS) och den somaliska federala regeringen. Det totala budgeten för insatsen beräknas att uppgå till cirka 14.8 miljoner svenska kronor och Sverige planerar att bidra med hela summan. The main goal of the project is to construct a new and improved Ministry of Finance headquarters that will provide a quality working environment, in order to increase the capacity of the Ministry of Finance, thereby permitting increased access to financial services to the people of Somali. The specific outputs are as listed below: 1) Perform a detail structural audit of the existing 6-storey building to establish whether it can be rehabilitated or require a new facility to replace the existing one. The audit found that the building was beyond refurbishment thus prompt the need of new building facility. 2) A complete design and cost estimation for new 4-storey building. 3) Procurement activities and construction Management.  4) Demolition of existing building and the construction of new building.  5) Design and implementation of renewable energy source. 6) Capacity building of local contractor through technical on the job training during the course of construction. 7) Capacity building of national engineers who were appointed by the ministry through job training during the course of construction   Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 3195282 0 0 3195282 0 0 0 0 3195282 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 3195282 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services SE-0-SE-6-51270016-5127001603 Sweden UNOPS has applied to Sida for funding of 14 800 000 SEK to carry out the project "Support to Construction of Ministry of Finance (MOF) offices in Mogadishu, Somali” during the period 2014-12-01 to 2017-07-31. The intervention aims at constructing a new and improved Ministry of Finance headquarter building that will provide a quality working environment and thus increase the capacity of the ministry to support the needs of the Somali community, thereby permitting increased access to financial services. Specifically, the intervention will: 1) Perform a detailed structural audit of the existing building to establish whether it can be rehabilitated or whether a new facility should be constructed to replace the existing; 2a) In the event that the structural audit deems the existing building fit for rehabilitation, the objective shall be to rehabilitate the basement, ground floor and the first floor of the MoF building in Mogadishu Somali; OR 2b) In the event that the structural audit deems the building unfit for rehabilitation and needs to be completely demolished, the objective shall be to construct a new two floor office building to house the core ministry requirements; 3) Capacity build the local contractors through technical training; 4) Undertake an assessment of the operation and maintenance requirements for the new facility and prepare a proposal for future funding, inclusive of an outline operation and maintenance plan. UNOPS will implement the intervention in collaboration with the Somali Federal Government through the Ministries of Finance Health, Planning and Public Works. The intervention’s total budget is estimated at 14.8 million SEK and Sweden will fully support the budget. The government will provide land for the construction. Målen med insatsen är att bygga en ny och funktionell finansdepartement för somaliska federala regeringen i Mogadishu. Med en förbättrad arbetsmiljö, så är insatsens främsta förväntning att detta kommer att leda till en förbättrad offentlig finansiell kontroll och styrning samt ökade möjligheter för tillgång till offentliga tjänster. Insatsen är ett samarbete mellan FN organisationen (UNOPS) och den somaliska federala regeringen. Det totala budgeten för insatsen beräknas att uppgå till cirka 14.8 miljoner svenska kronor och Sverige planerar att bidra med hela summan. The main goal of the project is to construct a new and improved Ministry of Finance headquarters that will provide a quality working environment, in order to increase the capacity of the Ministry of Finance, thereby permitting increased access to financial services to the people of Somali. The specific outputs are as listed below: 1) Perform a detail structural audit of the existing 6-storey building to establish whether it can be rehabilitated or require a new facility to replace the existing one. The audit found that the building was beyond refurbishment thus prompt the need of new building facility. 2) A complete design and cost estimation for new 4-storey building. 3) Procurement activities and construction Management.  4) Demolition of existing building and the construction of new building.  5) Design and implementation of renewable energy source. 6) Capacity building of local contractor through technical on the job training during the course of construction. 7) Capacity building of national engineers who were appointed by the ministry through job training during the course of construction   Sweden UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -829141 -829140 -303130 -829141 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services -829140.8100000001 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services -303130.54 UNOPS/United Nations Office for Project Services Somalia 2018-2022 Somalia 2018-2022 Strengthened systems and institutions that promote and guarantee respect for human rights, democracy and the rule of law. Stärkta system och institutioner som upprätthåller och garanterar respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52030090 Sweden Trade in Food, support to streanthen the linkage between foodsafety and food security Projektet syftar till att öka handelskapaciteten i MENA-regionen genom att bidra till harmonisering av bedömning av överensstämmelse (conformity assessment) och system för säkra livsmedel. Projektet angriper några av anledningarna till den låga handelsnivå som karaktäriserar regionen, trots en god handelspotential inom livsmedels- och jordbruksproduktsområdet. Länderna i regionen har generellt låg kapacitet att planera och implementera policy som påverkar livsmedelsäkerhet och handel. Projektet utgår från behovet av att stärka effektiviteten och kapaciteten att kontrollera säkerheten i lokalt producerade livsmedel och importerade varor, liksom att säkerställa överensstämmelse med livsmedelssäkerhetsstandards i exportmarknader. Projektets övergripande mål är att stödja regionala ansträngningar, koordinerade av Arab Industrial Development and Mining Organisation (AIDMO) och Arab Organisation for Agricultural Development (AOAD), syftandes till att åstadkomma regional integration, harmonisering samt effektiv koordinering i frågor rörande säkra livsmedel och i enlighet med internationella handelsavtal och regler (TBT- och SPS-avtalen). Insatsen följer i mångt och mycket Arab Standardisation Strategy 2009-2013, samt den efterföljande strategin för perioden 2014-2018, som inkluderar standardisering rörande livsmedel, samt harmoniseringsfrågor. Fokus läggs på kapacitetsbyggnad av AIDMO och AOAD, för att dessa organ ska ha nödvändig kapacitet att koordinera och implementera de olika insatserna på regional nivå. Den framgångsrika ansats som följdes när Arab Accreditation Body (ARAC) etablerades (med Sidas stöd) kommer att ligga till grund för den här föreslagna etableringen av en regional samarbetsplattform för säkra livsmedel. Projektet syftar till att öka handelskapaciteten i MENA-regionen genom att bidra till harmonisering av bedömning av överensstämmelse (conformity assessment) och system för säkra livsmedel. Projektet angriper några av anledningarna till den låga handelsnivå som karaktäriserar regionen, trots en god handelspotential inom livsmedels- och jordbruksproduktsområdet. Länderna i regionen har generellt låg kapacitet att planera och implementera policy som påverkar livsmedelsäkerhet och handel. Projektet utgår från behovet av att stärka effektiviteten och kapaciteten att kontrollera säkerheten i lokalt producerade livsmedel och importerade varor, liksom att säkerställa överensstämmelse med livsmedelssäkerhetsstandards i exportmarknader. Projektets övergripande mål är att stödja regionala ansträngningar, koordinerade av Arab Industrial Development and Mining Organisation (AIDMO) och Arab Organisation for Agricultural Development (AOAD), syftandes till att åstadkomma regional integration, harmonisering samt effektiv koordinering i frågor rörande säkra livsmedel och i enlighet med internationella handelsavtal och regler (TBT- och SPS-avtalen). Insatsen följer i mångt och mycket Arab Standardisation Strategy 2009-2013, samt den efterföljande strategin för perioden 2014-2018, som inkluderar standardisering rörande livsmedel, samt harmoniseringsfrågor. Fokus läggs på kapacitetsbyggnad av AIDMO och AOAD, för att dessa organ ska ha nödvändig kapacitet att koordinera och implementera de olika insatserna på regional nivå. Den framgångsrika ansats som följdes när Arab Accreditation Body (ARAC) etablerades (med Sidas stöd) kommer att ligga till grund för den här föreslagna etableringen av en regional samarbetsplattform för säkra livsmedel Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Middle East, regional Trade policy and administrative management Trade Policies & Regulations The final evaluation of the SAFE-programme was concluded in early June. However, the UNIDO produced final report of the programme that includes the period from 1 April 2019 will not be provided until September in 2020. Thus, certain results may still be reported on and the results here are based entirely on the evaluation outcomes and therefore cover the period since the programme started rather than the latest reporting period. Examples of Results under: Outcome 1: AIDMO and AOAD technical and regional coordination capacities strengthened for the planning, implementation and management of a harmonized regional food control system within the framework of the Regional Standardization Strategy Results from different expert working groups - Risk assessment: The training on risk assessment (12 participants), which replaced the planned Master course for risk assessors  combined practical and theoretical capacity building, exposure to the work of other agencies responsible for risk assessment. The right participants were selected (qualification and relevance to their work). Participants confirmed that they directly applied what they learned e.g. establishment of risk assessment units and upgrading of risk assessment systems with their agencies. -  Country needs assessment: Under a subcontract with the FAO, an in-depth assessment of the national food control systems of Tunisia and Sudan applying the FAO/WHO needs assessment tool was conducted.  The methodology assesses the food safety system at central government level, but not in state and province level. -  Certification/inspection system for import and export: A detailed guideline was developed and shared through the EWG members with the national authorities. Extensive training was provided. Some beneficiary confirmed that they applied the training in their work and that the guideline translated into changes of some import and export inspections systems at the national level. Comprehensive awareness raising among key stakeholders at the country level aimed at mobilizing support for institutional changes at the national and regional level. The establishment of an Arab common mechanism of food standards The establishment of the Arab Food Safety Scientists Platform (AFSS Platform) Capacity building for the Economic Integration Department (EID) of the League of Arab States (LAS), for AIDMO, and for AOAD Several regional conformity assessment and food safety standards, protocols, schemes, training programs and guidelines prepared and endorsed at regional level Initial steps for a coordinated approach for the participation of the Arab States in the Codex food standards setting process has been established and operational. Unlike reported, no common position of Arab countries was prepared, but positions of individual countries were coordinated Benchmarking of the import and export inspection and certification systems of Jordan, Morocco, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Participation of selected representatives of the public and private sector from various countries in relevant international conferences. In terms of outcomes observed, key stakeholders interviewed confirmed a significantly increased general awareness, political commitment, and know-how in the field of food safety, specifically: Other results under outcome 1 includes: - Comprehensive awareness raising among key stakeholders at the country level aimed at mobilizing support for institutional changes at the national and regional level. - The establishment of an Arab common mechanism of food standards The establishment of the Arab Food Safety Scientists Platform (AFSS Platform). - Capacity building for the Economic Integration Department (EID) of the League of Arab States (LAS), for AIDMO, and for AOAD. - Several regional conformity assessment and food safety standards, protocols, schemes, training programs and guidelines prepared and endorsed at regional level. - Initial steps for a coordinated approach for the participation of the Arab States in the Codex food standards setting process has been established and operational. Unlike reported, no common position of Arab countries was prepared, but positions of individual countries were coordinated. - Benchmarking of the import and export inspection and certification systems of Jordan, Morocco, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. - Participation of selected representatives of the public and private sector from various countries in relevant international conferences. - The institutional linkages between AIDMO and AOAD have been strengthened, which is also reflected by a revised MoU covering the involvement of both organizations in standard stetting. The reinforced political commitment is reflected in the decision of the LAS to include SPS into the PAFTA mandate. - Some institutional changes to existing regional bodies were made, such as the decision to set-up an SPS unit within AOAD. - The SAFE Programme further contributed to the convergence of the three key players (AIDMO, AOAS and the EID), reflected in the approach to establish multi-disciplinary expert working groups. The last ATF and EWG meetings, which the Evaluator partially attended, are the nucleus of a functioning decision-making mechanism that is independent from the SAFE Programme. - In some countries, specific actions were taken (e.g. establishment of a High Committee for Food Safety in Libya, risks analysis department in Qatar, codex committees in Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Iraq, Libya). Oman and Iraq enacted a new food safety law and food safety authority. Tunisia established new food safety agency. - Technical discussion within the ATF Forum and Expert Groups brought experts from countries to the table who would otherwise not have the opportunity to exchange views. Especially remarkable in the context of the Arab Region. - Work of EWG also allowed specialists in different fields to establish a network and to contact each other directly to resolve specific issues (rather than using official channels). Participants also became aware of best practices/expertise within the region. Outcome 2: AIDMO member countries improve their national food safety control systems following regionally harmonized policies and protocols and according to international best practices and agreements (SPS) Only two country projects were initiated during the implementation phase which is less than planned. One more comprehensive in Egypt and a more limited project in Palestine that has furthermore been delayed. The Egypt project: - contributed significantly towards the enhancement of the operations and programs of the newly created food safety agency, the National Food Safety Agency of Egypt (NFSA). According to the management of NFSA, support was instrumental for operationalizing NFSA.  - The NFSA was provided with a legal expert to develop the executive regulation for the law, technical regulations. It also received support in training of inspectors, including on soft skills and on transparency issues. NFSA started establishing a national food monitoring system (pesticide, report) and is in the process of establishing a third-party inspection system. Courses/exams to filter officials, financial/management systems HR.           No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52030090-5203009001 Sweden Trade in Food, support to streanthen the linkage between foodsafety and food security Projektet syftar till att öka handelskapaciteten i MENA-regionen genom att bidra till harmonisering av bedömning av överensstämmelse (conformity assessment) och system för säkra livsmedel. Projektet angriper några av anledningarna till den låga handelsnivå som karaktäriserar regionen, trots en god handelspotential inom livsmedels- och jordbruksproduktsområdet. Länderna i regionen har generellt låg kapacitet att planera och implementera policy som påverkar livsmedelsäkerhet och handel. Projektet utgår från behovet av att stärka effektiviteten och kapaciteten att kontrollera säkerheten i lokalt producerade livsmedel och importerade varor, liksom att säkerställa överensstämmelse med livsmedelssäkerhetsstandards i exportmarknader. Projektets övergripande mål är att stödja regionala ansträngningar, koordinerade av Arab Industrial Development and Mining Organisation (AIDMO) och Arab Organisation for Agricultural Development (AOAD), syftandes till att åstadkomma regional integration, harmonisering samt effektiv koordinering i frågor rörande säkra livsmedel och i enlighet med internationella handelsavtal och regler (TBT- och SPS-avtalen). Insatsen följer i mångt och mycket Arab Standardisation Strategy 2009-2013, samt den efterföljande strategin för perioden 2014-2018, som inkluderar standardisering rörande livsmedel, samt harmoniseringsfrågor. Fokus läggs på kapacitetsbyggnad av AIDMO och AOAD, för att dessa organ ska ha nödvändig kapacitet att koordinera och implementera de olika insatserna på regional nivå. Den framgångsrika ansats som följdes när Arab Accreditation Body (ARAC) etablerades (med Sidas stöd) kommer att ligga till grund för den här föreslagna etableringen av en regional samarbetsplattform för säkra livsmedel. Projektet syftar till att öka handelskapaciteten i MENA-regionen genom att bidra till harmonisering av bedömning av överensstämmelse (conformity assessment) och system för säkra livsmedel. Projektet angriper några av anledningarna till den låga handelsnivå som karaktäriserar regionen, trots en god handelspotential inom livsmedels- och jordbruksproduktsområdet. Länderna i regionen har generellt låg kapacitet att planera och implementera policy som påverkar livsmedelsäkerhet och handel. Projektet utgår från behovet av att stärka effektiviteten och kapaciteten att kontrollera säkerheten i lokalt producerade livsmedel och importerade varor, liksom att säkerställa överensstämmelse med livsmedelssäkerhetsstandards i exportmarknader. Projektets övergripande mål är att stödja regionala ansträngningar, koordinerade av Arab Industrial Development and Mining Organisation (AIDMO) och Arab Organisation for Agricultural Development (AOAD), syftandes till att åstadkomma regional integration, harmonisering samt effektiv koordinering i frågor rörande säkra livsmedel och i enlighet med internationella handelsavtal och regler (TBT- och SPS-avtalen). Insatsen följer i mångt och mycket Arab Standardisation Strategy 2009-2013, samt den efterföljande strategin för perioden 2014-2018, som inkluderar standardisering rörande livsmedel, samt harmoniseringsfrågor. Fokus läggs på kapacitetsbyggnad av AIDMO och AOAD, för att dessa organ ska ha nödvändig kapacitet att koordinera och implementera de olika insatserna på regional nivå. Den framgångsrika ansats som följdes när Arab Accreditation Body (ARAC) etablerades (med Sidas stöd) kommer att ligga till grund för den här föreslagna etableringen av en regional samarbetsplattform för säkra livsmedel Sweden UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 10.6 - Ensure enhanced representation and voice for developing countries in decision-making in global international economic and financial institutions in order to deliver more effective, credible, accountable and legitimate institutions. 10.6 - Säkra stärkt representation och röst till utvecklingsländer i beslutsfattandet i globala internationella ekonomiska och finansiella institutioner i syfte att göra dessa mer effektiva, trovärdiga, ansvarsskyldiga och legitima. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.6 - Främja en rimlig och rättvis fördelning av den nytta som uppstår vid användning av genetiska resurser samt lämpligt tillträde till sådana resurser, i enlighet med internationella avtal. 15.6 - Promote fair and equitable sharing of the benefits arising from the utilization of genetic resources and promote appropriate access to such resources, as internationally agreed. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 25000000 22000000 0 0 2000000 0 0 22000000 0 25000000 2000000 0 49000000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 25000000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 22000000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 2000000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Increased economic integration and improved opportunities for countries in the region to participate in free, sustainable and equitable regional trade Ökad ekonomisk integration och förbättrade möjligheter för länderna i regionen att delta i en fri, hållbar och rättvis regional handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-52030090-5203009002 Sweden Trade in Food, support to streanthen the linkage between foodsafety and food security Projektet syftar till att öka handelskapaciteten i MENA-regionen genom att bidra till harmonisering av bedömning av överensstämmelse (conformity assessment) och system för säkra livsmedel. Projektet angriper några av anledningarna till den låga handelsnivå som karaktäriserar regionen, trots en god handelspotential inom livsmedels- och jordbruksproduktsområdet. Länderna i regionen har generellt låg kapacitet att planera och implementera policy som påverkar livsmedelsäkerhet och handel. Projektet utgår från behovet av att stärka effektiviteten och kapaciteten att kontrollera säkerheten i lokalt producerade livsmedel och importerade varor, liksom att säkerställa överensstämmelse med livsmedelssäkerhetsstandards i exportmarknader. Projektets övergripande mål är att stödja regionala ansträngningar, koordinerade av Arab Industrial Development and Mining Organisation (AIDMO) och Arab Organisation for Agricultural Development (AOAD), syftandes till att åstadkomma regional integration, harmonisering samt effektiv koordinering i frågor rörande säkra livsmedel och i enlighet med internationella handelsavtal och regler (TBT- och SPS-avtalen). Insatsen följer i mångt och mycket Arab Standardisation Strategy 2009-2013, samt den efterföljande strategin för perioden 2014-2018, som inkluderar standardisering rörande livsmedel, samt harmoniseringsfrågor. Fokus läggs på kapacitetsbyggnad av AIDMO och AOAD, för att dessa organ ska ha nödvändig kapacitet att koordinera och implementera de olika insatserna på regional nivå. Den framgångsrika ansats som följdes när Arab Accreditation Body (ARAC) etablerades (med Sidas stöd) kommer att ligga till grund för den här föreslagna etableringen av en regional samarbetsplattform för säkra livsmedel. Projektet syftar till att öka handelskapaciteten i MENA-regionen genom att bidra till harmonisering av bedömning av överensstämmelse (conformity assessment) och system för säkra livsmedel. Projektet angriper några av anledningarna till den låga handelsnivå som karaktäriserar regionen, trots en god handelspotential inom livsmedels- och jordbruksproduktsområdet. Länderna i regionen har generellt låg kapacitet att planera och implementera policy som påverkar livsmedelsäkerhet och handel. Projektet utgår från behovet av att stärka effektiviteten och kapaciteten att kontrollera säkerheten i lokalt producerade livsmedel och importerade varor, liksom att säkerställa överensstämmelse med livsmedelssäkerhetsstandards i exportmarknader. Projektets övergripande mål är att stödja regionala ansträngningar, koordinerade av Arab Industrial Development and Mining Organisation (AIDMO) och Arab Organisation for Agricultural Development (AOAD), syftandes till att åstadkomma regional integration, harmonisering samt effektiv koordinering i frågor rörande säkra livsmedel och i enlighet med internationella handelsavtal och regler (TBT- och SPS-avtalen). Insatsen följer i mångt och mycket Arab Standardisation Strategy 2009-2013, samt den efterföljande strategin för perioden 2014-2018, som inkluderar standardisering rörande livsmedel, samt harmoniseringsfrågor. Fokus läggs på kapacitetsbyggnad av AIDMO och AOAD, för att dessa organ ska ha nödvändig kapacitet att koordinera och implementera de olika insatserna på regional nivå. Den framgångsrika ansats som följdes när Arab Accreditation Body (ARAC) etablerades (med Sidas stöd) kommer att ligga till grund för den här föreslagna etableringen av en regional samarbetsplattform för säkra livsmedel Sweden UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 10.6 - Säkra stärkt representation och röst till utvecklingsländer i beslutsfattandet i globala internationella ekonomiska och finansiella institutioner i syfte att göra dessa mer effektiva, trovärdiga, ansvarsskyldiga och legitima. 10.6 - Ensure enhanced representation and voice for developing countries in decision-making in global international economic and financial institutions in order to deliver more effective, credible, accountable and legitimate institutions. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 15.6 - Främja en rimlig och rättvis fördelning av den nytta som uppstår vid användning av genetiska resurser samt lämpligt tillträde till sådana resurser, i enlighet med internationella avtal. 15.6 - Promote fair and equitable sharing of the benefits arising from the utilization of genetic resources and promote appropriate access to such resources, as internationally agreed. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 0 8000000 8000000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 8000000 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Increased economic integration and improved opportunities for countries in the region to participate in free, sustainable and equitable regional trade Ökad ekonomisk integration och förbättrade möjligheter för länderna i regionen att delta i en fri, hållbar och rättvis regional handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-52030090-5203009003 Sweden Trade in Food, support to streanthen the linkage between foodsafety and food security Projektet syftar till att öka handelskapaciteten i MENA-regionen genom att bidra till harmonisering av bedömning av överensstämmelse (conformity assessment) och system för säkra livsmedel. Projektet angriper några av anledningarna till den låga handelsnivå som karaktäriserar regionen, trots en god handelspotential inom livsmedels- och jordbruksproduktsområdet. Länderna i regionen har generellt låg kapacitet att planera och implementera policy som påverkar livsmedelsäkerhet och handel. Projektet utgår från behovet av att stärka effektiviteten och kapaciteten att kontrollera säkerheten i lokalt producerade livsmedel och importerade varor, liksom att säkerställa överensstämmelse med livsmedelssäkerhetsstandards i exportmarknader. Projektets övergripande mål är att stödja regionala ansträngningar, koordinerade av Arab Industrial Development and Mining Organisation (AIDMO) och Arab Organisation for Agricultural Development (AOAD), syftandes till att åstadkomma regional integration, harmonisering samt effektiv koordinering i frågor rörande säkra livsmedel och i enlighet med internationella handelsavtal och regler (TBT- och SPS-avtalen). Insatsen följer i mångt och mycket Arab Standardisation Strategy 2009-2013, samt den efterföljande strategin för perioden 2014-2018, som inkluderar standardisering rörande livsmedel, samt harmoniseringsfrågor. Fokus läggs på kapacitetsbyggnad av AIDMO och AOAD, för att dessa organ ska ha nödvändig kapacitet att koordinera och implementera de olika insatserna på regional nivå. Den framgångsrika ansats som följdes när Arab Accreditation Body (ARAC) etablerades (med Sidas stöd) kommer att ligga till grund för den här föreslagna etableringen av en regional samarbetsplattform för säkra livsmedel. Projektet syftar till att öka handelskapaciteten i MENA-regionen genom att bidra till harmonisering av bedömning av överensstämmelse (conformity assessment) och system för säkra livsmedel. Projektet angriper några av anledningarna till den låga handelsnivå som karaktäriserar regionen, trots en god handelspotential inom livsmedels- och jordbruksproduktsområdet. Länderna i regionen har generellt låg kapacitet att planera och implementera policy som påverkar livsmedelsäkerhet och handel. Projektet utgår från behovet av att stärka effektiviteten och kapaciteten att kontrollera säkerheten i lokalt producerade livsmedel och importerade varor, liksom att säkerställa överensstämmelse med livsmedelssäkerhetsstandards i exportmarknader. Projektets övergripande mål är att stödja regionala ansträngningar, koordinerade av Arab Industrial Development and Mining Organisation (AIDMO) och Arab Organisation for Agricultural Development (AOAD), syftandes till att åstadkomma regional integration, harmonisering samt effektiv koordinering i frågor rörande säkra livsmedel och i enlighet med internationella handelsavtal och regler (TBT- och SPS-avtalen). Insatsen följer i mångt och mycket Arab Standardisation Strategy 2009-2013, samt den efterföljande strategin för perioden 2014-2018, som inkluderar standardisering rörande livsmedel, samt harmoniseringsfrågor. Fokus läggs på kapacitetsbyggnad av AIDMO och AOAD, för att dessa organ ska ha nödvändig kapacitet att koordinera och implementera de olika insatserna på regional nivå. Den framgångsrika ansats som följdes när Arab Accreditation Body (ARAC) etablerades (med Sidas stöd) kommer att ligga till grund för den här föreslagna etableringen av en regional samarbetsplattform för säkra livsmedel Sweden UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization 10.6 - Säkra stärkt representation och röst till utvecklingsländer i beslutsfattandet i globala internationella ekonomiska och finansiella institutioner i syfte att göra dessa mer effektiva, trovärdiga, ansvarsskyldiga och legitima. 10.6 - Ensure enhanced representation and voice for developing countries in decision-making in global international economic and financial institutions in order to deliver more effective, credible, accountable and legitimate institutions. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.6 - Promote fair and equitable sharing of the benefits arising from the utilization of genetic resources and promote appropriate access to such resources, as internationally agreed. 15.6 - Främja en rimlig och rättvis fördelning av den nytta som uppstår vid användning av genetiska resurser samt lämpligt tillträde till sådana resurser, i enlighet med internationella avtal. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.a - Öka det handelsrelaterade stödet (Aid for Trade) till utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, bland annat genom det förstärkta integrerade ramverket för handelsrelaterat tekniskt bistånd till de minst utvecklade länderna (Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries). 8.a - Increase Aid for Trade support for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, including through the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -45400 -45002 UNIDO/United Nations Industrial Development Organization Regional MENA 2021-2025 Regionalt MENA 2021-2025 Expanded and deepened regional economic integration. Vidareutvecklad och fördjupad regional ekonomisk integration. Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-52030203 Sweden Contribute to CS, with a focus on women's rights organizations, can contribute actively to the development of a new constitution in Syria by forming a coalition, build capacity of its member organizations and through advocacy. Bidra till att CS, med fokus på kvinnorättsorganisationer, kan bidra aktivt i utvecklingen av en ny konstitution i Syrien genom att bilda en koalition, bygga kapacitet av dess medlemsorganisationer samt via påverkansarbete. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Syrian Arab Republic Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2016Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: In such a harsh context 2016 has been a very positive year for the program in terms of reaching out and strengthening the discourse and action. Tools for engendering the constitution were developed, spaces for exchange of experiences were provided, support to partners was enhanced, and the thematic knowledge and technical skills notably improved. Capacity building to partners was extensive especially on the organizational and programmatic levels. Regional and international spaces to develop the discourse around the process on engendering the constitution, and to promote the Syrian activists’ demands to the highest levels were ensured. Several events have been conducted reaching out to international institutions and decision makers: UN, UN Women, UN office of special envoy for Syria, UNOCHA, US Department of State, EC, EP and EEAS, EU delegation to Syria and other MENA and European countries, European embassies as well as ESCWA, other Syrian organizations, relevant international NGOs and diverse stakeholders. International conferences, training workshops, exchange trips, roundtables and meetings amplified the voice of Syrian activists. These events supported Syrian actors in developing their discourse, breaking their isolation (especially activists coming from inside Syria), sharing different experiences and voicing their analysis and demands. 2016 was the peak in the program’s lifespan regarding visibility and influence: 12 international and high-level actions were organised by EFI and by the partners. While EFI took care of organising exchange and lobby trip, our role in the partnership was focused more on providing actively technical support to partners, ownership and their visibility. The number of successful events demonstrates that partners have become much stronger and established in what they do, structurally growing their experience over the past years. The events listed below were held on regional and international levels with distinctive audiences, rich discussions and strong resulting outcomes that were widely disseminated and used. These events favored sharing experiences, practices, and lessons learned and developed a strong international and regional support and solidarity for Syrian activists. Meanwhile the process of engendering the constitution reached a wider Syrian audience, contributing to breaking the isolation of Syrian activists coming from inside Syria. EFI provided also a successful facilitation and coordination with the international community. During 2016, Euromed Feminist Initiative has been able to reach to 66 Syrian CSOs inside and outside Syria, with around 680 Syrian WR & HR civil activists, political activists, academics, lawyers, and legal experts from Damascus, Damascus suburbs, Tartous, Lattakia, Homs, Sweida, Salamieh, Idlib, Jaramana, Shahba, Aleppo and the Kurdish region, as well as Syrian activists expatriated in Turkey, Lebanon, Jordan, and other countries in Europe, the Arab Gulf and the US. The partners have been able to directly reach around 700 Syrian activists inside and outside Syria. This makes the total Syrian activists who have been directly approached by EFI and the Syrian partners around 1100. Through social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter around 10 000 activists have been reached. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52030203-5203020301 Sweden Contribute to CS, with a focus on women's rights organizations, can contribute actively to the development of a new constitution in Syria by forming a coalition, build capacity of its member organizations and through advocacy. Bidra till att CS, med fokus på kvinnorättsorganisationer, kan bidra aktivt i utvecklingen av en ny konstitution i Syrien genom att bilda en koalition, bygga kapacitet av dess medlemsorganisationer samt via påverkansarbete. Sweden IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8050510 8789970 11400000 0 -11700000 11400000 8050510 8789970 11700000 28240480 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 8050510 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 8789970 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 11400000 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative Regional MENA 2016-2020 Regionalt MENA 2016-2020 Strengthening the capacity of the region's civil society organisations and public institutions to promote gender equality and the rights of women and children in society Stärkt kapacitet hos det civila samhället och offentliga institutioner att verka för jämställdhet samt kvinnors och barns rättigheter i samhället Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-52030203-5203020302 Sweden Contribute to CS, with a focus on women's rights organizations, can contribute actively to the development of a new constitution in Syria by forming a coalition, build capacity of its member organizations and through advocacy. Bidra till att CS, med fokus på kvinnorättsorganisationer, kan bidra aktivt i utvecklingen av en ny konstitution i Syrien genom att bilda en koalition, bygga kapacitet av dess medlemsorganisationer samt via påverkansarbete. Sweden IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11700000 4290474 -117767 11700000 4290474 -117767 15872707 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 11700000 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative 4290474 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative -117766.54 IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative Syria Crisis 2016-2023 Syrienkrisstrategin 2016-2023 Strengthening the capacity of Syrian civil society organisations and local structures to conduct advocacy work, participate in dialogue and contribute to peacebuilding and state building Stärkt kapacitet hos syriska civilsamhällesorganisationer och lokala strukturer att bedriva påverkansarbete, delta i dialog och bidra till freds - och statsbyggnad Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased knowledge about human rights, including the rights of the child, and gender equality among Syrian civil society organisations and in Syrian society Ökad kunskap om mänskliga rättigheter, inklusive barnets rättigheter, och jämställdhet hos syriska civilsamhällesorganisationer och i det syriska samhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52030203-5203020303 Sweden Contribute to CS, with a focus on women's rights organizations, can contribute actively to the development of a new constitution in Syria by forming a coalition, build capacity of its member organizations and through advocacy. Bidra till att CS, med fokus på kvinnorättsorganisationer, kan bidra aktivt i utvecklingen av en ny konstitution i Syrien genom att bilda en koalition, bygga kapacitet av dess medlemsorganisationer samt via påverkansarbete. Sweden IFE-EFI/Initiative Feministe EuroMediterraneenne/EuroMed Feminist Initiative Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency KPMG Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 122448 122448 0 122448 KPMG 122448 KPMG 0 KPMG Syria Crisis 2016-2023 Syrienkrisstrategin 2016-2023 Increased knowledge about human rights, including the rights of the child, and gender equality among Syrian civil society organisations and in Syrian society Ökad kunskap om mänskliga rättigheter, inklusive barnets rättigheter, och jämställdhet hos syriska civilsamhällesorganisationer och i det syriska samhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52040485 Sweden IRC Humnaitarian contributions 2014-2017 Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med International Rescue Committee, United Kingdom, IRC-UK (IRC) om bidrag till humanitära insatser 2014-2016 för ett fjärde år: 2017. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser således ett tillägg till det tidigare tre-åriga avtalet. IRCs globala organisation består av ett huvudkontor i New York som sköter den operationella verksamheten, samt ett antal sub-huvudkontor på strategiska platser i världen, som t.ex. IRC-kontoret baserat i London, Storbritannien. Tillsammans med ett antal regionala kontor och landkontor över hela världen bildar dessa IRC-nätverket. Huvudkontoret och sub-huvudkontoren är egna juridiska personer och Sida har skrivit avtal med IRC-kontoret i London. London-kontoret är IRCs Europeiska "huvudkontor" och fungerar bl.a. som ett center för givarmedel från Europa. De projekt som föreslås för finansiering 2017 reflekterar såväl Sidas bedömning av humanitära behov och den därav beroende allokeringsprocessen, som IRCs prioriteringar i ansökan till Sida. Bedömningar i beredningen har uppdaterats där så funnits relevant. Genom insatsen kommer IRC att svara på humanitära behov genom följande projekt: 1. CAR: Samhällsbaserad social och ekonomisk egenmakt för sårbara kvinnor, flickor och pojkar. För 2017 är budgeten 7 546 147 SEK. 2. Niger: Bidra med livräddande katastrofinsatser till människor i akuta och sårbara situationer i Diffa-regionen. För 2017 är budgeten 4 837 268 SEK. 3. Nigeria: Förbättra sårbara människors hälso- och nutritionsstatus i Borno State. För 2017 är budgeten 5 417 748 SEK. 4. Tchad: Förbättra och bidra med humanitär hjälp fokuserad på hälsa, nutrition och skydd för katastrofdrabbade människor i Lake Chad-regionen. För 2017 är budgeten 5 804 726 SEK. 5. Kamerun: Katastrofskydd och kontantstöd till sårbara konfliktdrabbade människor i norra delen av Kamerun. För 2017 är budgeten 6 772 183 SEK. 6. Mali: Återanpassning av barn och unga människor som drabbats av väpnad konflikt i Menaka-regionen. För 2017 är budgeten 4 837 269 SEK. 7. Sydsudan: Rädda och skydda kvinnors och flickors liv i områden drabbade av konflikter i Sydsudan. För 2017 är budgeten 7 255 912 SEK. 8. Jemen: Integrerad hälso-, nutrition-, WASH- (vatten och sanitet), och WPE-stöd (kvinnoskydd och deras egenmakt) för konfliktdrabbade människor i Jemen. För 2017 är budgeten 8 707 089 SEK. 9. Irak: Stärkande av stöd till irakiska internflyktingar och syriska flyktingar drabbade av könsbaserat våld samt stärkande av skyddade miljöer för desamma i Dohuk och Sulaymaniyah i Irak. För 2017 är budgeten 4 837 269 SEK. 10. Libanon/Flyktingkrisen gällande Syrien: Stärka skyddet för kvinnor och flickor i städer och stadsnära miljöer. För 2017 är budgeten 6 772 183 SEK. 11. Syrien/gränsöverskridande: Fortsatt hälsovård för konfliktdrabbade människor i Idleb-området. För 2017 är budgeten 9 674 547 SEK. 12, Metod- och kapacitetsutveckling: - Klientanpassning - Client Voice and Choice. För 2017 är budgeten 1 468 767 SEK. - EPRU-strategi (katastrofberedskap i högriskområden med fokus på CAR, Niger och Nigeria). För 2017 är budgeten 1 468 767 SEK. 13. RRM: För att möjliggöra att IRC snabbt kan göra katastrofbedömningar och genomföra livräddande insatser. För 2017 är budgeten 20 000 000 SEK. 14. HFA (Humanitarian Framework Agreement): - 1,5 tjänster speciellt avsatta för samordning och rapportering av det svenskfinansierade stödet (kostnader utöver den 7%-iga administrationsavgiften som beskrivs nedan): För 2017 är budgeten 1 622 121 SEK. - Research, Evaluation and Learning. För 2017 är budgeten 878 004 SEK. Kapacitetsutveckling: samtliga insatser har en lärandekomponent och IRC deltar i ett större program som heter Monitoring for Action. Vidare kommer IRC under 2017 att använda metoder, tidigare utvecklade under föregående års stöd för att fortsätta utveckla och integrera konfliktkänslighetsbedömning och scenarioanpassning genom Analysis Driven Agile Programming (ADAPT) i CAR, Niger och Nigeria. Det finns ingen särskild budget för ADAPT utan verktygen används inom respective lands projekt i enlighet med IRCs interna regler. 7% administration finns inlagd i varje enskild projektbudget. Kostnaderna rör indirekta kostnader för service-funktioner för projektens genomförande genom IRCs operationella huvudkontor i New York samt IRCs underkontor i London, Storbritannien. Den totala budgeten för 2017 är 98 759 041 SEK (varav 859 041 SEK är för en extern utvärdering som finns beslutad i 2014-003538 och ska genomföras under 2017). Inom ramen för avtalet allokerades initialt 40 360 812 SEK för 2014, 4 800 000 SEK för 2015 och 5 659 041 SEK för 2016. Under 2014, 2015 och 2016 har följande beslut om medelstillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut 2016-003522, beslut om tilldelning av medel för Kamerun 5 000 000 SEK. Beslut 2016-001386, beslut om tilldelning av medel för 2016 med 70 200 000 SEK. Beslut 2015-002475, beslut om tilldelning av utökning av RRM-pott (5 000 000 SEK) samt medel för Jemen (3 500 000 SEK). Beslut 2015-001397, beslut om tilldelning av medel fö 2015 med 42 600 000 SEK. Beslut 2014-003541, beslut om utökning av RRM-potten med 10 000 000 SEK. Beslut 2014-002228, beslut om tilldelning av medel för 2014 med 40 360 812 SEK. Utöver detta beslut har ytterligare ett beslut fattats om: Medelstillförsel från anslagsposten för Liberia, beslut 2014-003538 på 7 190 000 SEK. Samt humanitära medel för insats i Syrien 2015: Beslut 15/035080, Syrien 10 000 000 SEK. Totalt belopp på denna insats 285 019 853 SEK, är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, 301 350 812 SEK, eftersom avtalet med IRC omfattar ovanstående medel från Liberia (7 190 000 SEK) och ett separat beslut om medel för Syrien (10 000 000 SEK). Vidare omfattar avtalet med IRC inte de medel som avsatts för en extern utvärdering (859 041 SEK) eftersom Sida kommer att upphandla en konsult för detta uppdrag. IRC har ett behov av att Sidas medel, i dess helhet, betalas ut i början av året. Sida finansierar de största nu pågående humanitära kriserna via IRC och Sida delar IRCs bedömning att det föreligger ett behov av att kunna planera och förberedan insatser utan fördröjning. Med hänsyn till detta bedöms det som motiverat att, med avsteg från Sidas normala rutiner om utbetalning vid ett flertal tillfällen per år, besluta om utbetalning på årsbasis. Sida bedömer att programmet för 2017 har goda förutsättningar att bidra till att lindra nöd och rädda liv i enlighet med humanitära standarder och Sveriges prioriteringar. IRC genomför verksamheten till största delen själva genom sina landkontor. I endast en kontext, Syrien, vidareförmedlas medel till lokala samarbetsorganisationer, vilket omfattar ca 50% av projektbudgeten. Upphandlingar genomförs till olika grad inom projekten. Variationen är stor där det projekt med den största andelen upphandlade medel är i Jemen och rör 46% av budgeten. I Jemen kommer framförallt förnödenheter i form av mediciner att handlas upp och distribueras till hälsokliniker/sjukhus. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredningen och uppföljningen av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. IRC ges i avtalet fortsatt flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en projektbudget på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möte humanitära behov. För ändringar över 10%, eller omallokeringar mellan projektbudgetar, krävs Sidas godkännande. The IRC’s strategy for 2015-2020 has set the mission, vision and strategic objectives that drive and guide the organisation’s work for the same period. The mission is: to help people whose lives and livelihoods are shattered by conflict and disaster to survive, recover, and gain control of their future. The vision is: The IRC will lead the humanitarian field by implementing high-impact, cost-effective programs for people affected by crisis and by using our learning and experience to shape policy and practice. The strategic objectives of the intervention are to;- Meet the humanitarian needs of people in some of the world’s worst or most forgotten crises; - Support women and girls where they are most vulnerable, increase the level of protection they need to survive, recover and regain control of their lives; - Expand IRCs capacity to respond in the immediate onset of emergencies or cover unexpected and acute needs for displaced populations; and - Build the evidence of humanitarian best practice through evaluations and actionable research – and disseminate lessons learned within the wider humanitarian community. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Bangladesh Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Central African Republic (the) Cameroon Ethiopia Iraq Lebanon Libya Mali Niger (the) Nigeria South Sudan Syrian Arab Republic Chad Yemen Zimbabwe Developing countries, unspecified Material relief assistance and services Relief co-ordination and support services Emergency Response Summary of results achievedAccording to the final report submitted to Sida on December 21 2018, through over 70 Sida-funded projects, the IRC has impacted the lives of over 1 million direct beneficiaries. The IRC has in total implemented 31 Humanitarian Country Projects, 35 RRM projects and 7 Methods Development & Capacity Building projects, providing lifesaving assistance to conflict affected and vulnerable people across 26 countries across Africa, Middle East, Asia, Europe and North Africa.Humanitarian country projectsCentral African RepublicOver three years, these interventions reached 17,217 beneficiaries. Strong partnerships were established with women’s groups to encourage long-term sustainability, beneficiaries were provided with referral support for GBV-cases as well as sensitization sessions within their communities. Child protection groups (RECOPE) were set up and received support through skills training and were also trained in child protection principles. Livelihood opportunities were provided to women, men, girls and boys through skills training, cash for work as well as mentorships. The Sida multi-annual funding ensured the sustainability of the community-based child protection groups as well as provided care for women and girls affected by GBV ensuring they received the necessary support needed to help rebuild their lives. NigerSida funding has allowed the IRC Niger to improve the loan module used in the VSLA curriculum by contextualizing Village Savings and Lending Associations (VSLA) implementation in the Sahelian context where Islamic law does not allow the provision of interest when repaying a loan, although this is normally a part of the VSLA process. Instead of considering the additional money that must be given after a loan is repaid as "interest", it has been considered a donation to the "fond de solidarité" or community fund. Sida funding also allowed the country programme to pilot new programme techniques such as Analysis Driven Agile Programme Techniques (ADAPT). The IRC Niger has been able to sustain livelihood restoration activities, build resilience of communities and increase knowledge on good nutrition and hygiene practices for vulnerable populations, and particularly empower women to be part of the decision-making process as well as become more independent financially. NigeriaIn 2015, the pilot of the ADAPT initiative in Borno allowed the team to quickly response to the heightened nutrition crisis in the state. With the onset of the planting season propelling people displaced in and around Yola to return home, hundreds of thousands of IDPs returned to LGAs. The IRC was able to tailor relevant programming that would enable returnees to gain access to basic health and protection services. Through partnership with two local partners, Centre for Caring, Empowerment and Peace Initiative (CCEPI) and Goggoji Zumunchi Development Initiative (GZDI), the IRC was able to transfer relevant skills in project, finance and grants management as well as humanitarian programming to staff of the local partners. Sida flexibility meant that the team was able to shift programming to acute area of need and focus support on WASH and NFIs interventions, which was a crucial need in newly overcrowded camp-like settings. ChadProjects during year 1 and 2 aimed at reducing vulnerability and building resilience enabled over 1,700 of the poorest female-headed households to begin rebuilding their lives through providing cash transfers and agricultural inputs and livestock. This made a significant impact to vulnerable people in a context where the agro pastoral performance was among the worst in years, with over 150,000 food insecure people in the region. Cash distributions increased the Food Consumption Score of beneficiaries to 60%. Through local custom, the IRC project managed to increase the medium- to long-term impact of livestock transfers and to reach a greater number of beneficiaries. A dozen manual water pumps were rehabilitated giving clean water access to all households in the villages (over 3,000 people). Training community health workers, veterinary auxiliaries and water management committees has significantly contributed to the sustainability of community actions.  Projects during year 3 and 4 focused on the Boko Haram conflict in the Lac Chad region. the IRC provided support to internally displaced persons (IDP) and members of host communities over the two-year period, with a total of 40,732 direct and indirect beneficiaries over the two-year period through an integrated response in health, nutrition and protection. Mobile clinic activities reached the most remote areas and facilitated access of vulnerable persons to health care. 1,189 children were vaccinated against measles. Due to the admission of 2,004 children aged 6-59 months to Outpatient Therapeutic Programme with therapeutic feeding and systemic treatment, the project resulted in the reduction of the mortality of malnourished children. Women benefitted from a package of reproductive health services, ranging from Prenatal Care to Prevention of Mother to Children HIV – AIDS Transmission, and have been informed about where to turn if they are subject to GBV. The IRC has established four women's centres and provided clinical care and individual case management support to 896 GBV survivors. Further, outreach activities have been conducted with 22,799 persons to provide information around GBV types, causes and consequences as well as available services. Referral mechanisms have been built mainly with health services to allow GBV survivors access to those services in a safe and confidential way. The IRC trained health care providers in Clinical Care to Sexual Assault Survivors both within the IRC mobile clinics and through technical support to health centres. Through the Sida funded projects, IRC were able to establish a programme in the Lake Chad area and build on achievements to secure additional funding, including from new donors, to jumpstart integrated projectsin the primary and reproductive health, protection, nutrition and food security/livelihoods sectors, in line with the Country Programme's Strategic Action Plan.  CameroonThe project in Cameroon started as an RRM which included a cost extension resulting in activities covering the period of April 2016 - April 2017. With the financing the IRC were able to conduct monthly unconditional cash transfers through Mobile Money to 400 conflict-affected, vulnerable households. The cash transfers resulted in the households ability to meet their basic needs and to avoid negative coping strategies. According to the IRC, 98.6% of households reported improved access to food, 96% of households had an acceptable food consumption score by the end of the project, and 67% of households reduced adaptation of negative coping strategies to meet basic needs. Further, safe spaces were established in three communities hosting large numbers of IDPs. At these safe spaces, 447 GBV survivors received psychosocial care and case management services, including referral to other services as necessary. YemenThe IRC has reached 394,109 beneficiaries with curative and preventive healthcare services including; reproductive health care services, children’s vaccinations, health education sessions and treatment of common diseases. The IRC leveraged the support of community health volunteers (CHVs) to conduct health education sessions at the community level and to raise awareness of the services the IRC offered to the beneficiaries free of charge. Nutrition services provided in the past two years reached 2,248 acutely malnourished (SAM) children under five years and 2,789 moderately malnourished (MAM) children with therapeutic treatment and nutritional supplements. Additionally, the IRC reached 2,609 children with micronutrient powders to reduce their prevalence to anemia among other morbidities. A 208% and 107% SAM and MAM treatment rate were reached respectively in year 4 demonstrating increased community awareness of identification and treatment of malnutrition, improvements in the referral pathway and a general improvement of health seeking behaviour of the targeted communities. WASH interventions provided a total of 162,719 beneficiaries with access to safe drinking water, sanitation facilities and hygiene kits, among other NFIs, through rehabilitation of 8 water sources, 24 sanitation facilities, water trucking in 13 different locations and distribution of NFIs and hygiene kits. Trained CHVs reached 33,182 individuals with hygiene promotion messages through the use of informative flyers among other information, education and communication (IEC) materials which were distributed across the community. Through this intervention, communities have increased awareness of hygiene practices as a preventive measure to reduce hygiene related morbidities. IraqOver the four years, 13,485 individuals (12,616 women and 869 men) received or participated in GBV prevention, response, and training activities. Through these activities, women and girls built a support network where they no longer felt isolated, their self-esteem and confidence increased, and they felt empowered to make their own decisions. Furthermore, they learned how to communicate and negotiate, and learned new skills that gave them potential to generate a small income. A total of 2,270 women and girls received case management services, 93 women participated in livelihood and financial sessions, and 32 girls participated in MSMW. In conjunction with the above activities, 2,829 women and girls received dignity kits. Through GBV-prevention activities, 6,799 women and girls and 418 men participated in awareness raising sessions. LebanonSida’s four-year project was designed to positively impact the emotional, physical, and economic well-being of conflict-affected and displaced women and girls, including survivors of gender-based violence (GBV), in Lebanon. This was achieved through psychosocial and case management support, community-based GBV risk mitigation efforts, and capacity building of local NGOs and government actors on GBV risk prevention and response, thereby promoting sustainability. These activities were inclusive of the integrated response pathway from health (women and girls are protected from and treated for the consequences of GBV). The total number of direct beneficiaries reached over the four years was 15,316. Across the four years, the IRC delivered a total of 53 trainings on GBV related topics to 579 service providers from local government and NGOs, thus contributing to the expansion of survivor-centred services (SGBV and non-SGBV actors). Moreover, the IRC facilitated 22 trainings for 258 community members on GBV risks, facilitation skills, and handling disclosure and safe referrals. Additionally, community members have been engaged in GBV risk mitigation through collective action at community level; this has included community safety plans, advocacy and referrals to other service providers when required. Rapid Response MechanismOver the course of HFAIII the IRC has received an allocation of 86.5M SEK through the Sida Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM). Sida has approved 30 RRM projects in 24 countries, implemented by the IRC with these funds. The number of RRM projects in year 1 was higher than other years because the IRC received a 21 MSEK top-up to the RRM pot in light of the Ebola crisis. Whilst most crises have multi-faceted causes, our internal analysis found that at least 63% of RRM requests (19 projects of 30) were responding to conflict related crises, and of these 18 were related to mass displacement of populations. The other emergencies related to infectious disease, natural disasters and economic or political crises (as was the case with Colombia in 2017-18 and Burundi in 2015). Whilst the IRC has strong processes in place to identify and mitigate the possible risks in a given context, the fluidity and volatility of the operating environments of RRM projects often present complex challenges. As a result there have been a number of project amendment and no cost extension requests across HFAIII RRM projects. Common challenges have included the recruitment of quality and technically skilled staff in a short period of time; ensuring that necessary stakeholders and local actors have demonstrated buy-in or provided necessary formal approval documents for programming and amending projets in light of contextual changes such as the movement of populations and emerging needs, to which Sida has responded with flexibility and collaboration. Methods Development and Capacity BuildingThroughout the agreement period Sida has financed seven (7) methods development and capacity building projects.  Protection Mainstreaming Year 1-3The support enabled the development of the Global Protection Cluster Protection Mainstreaming Task Team Training Package. It further allowed the IRC to join the Task Force for developing the Inter-agency Standing Committee (IASC) Policy on Protection and ensured that Protection Mainstreaming was included in the document which now reflects the Sida-funded approach detailed in the GPC Protection Mainstreaming Training Package.This policy is now a key document of the IASC, and was rolled out at all levels of humanitarian interventions. Monitoring for Action and Research Evaluation & Learning Year 1-3The research initiatives conducted during HFAIII provided country teams with the opportunity to explore key issues of importance to their context, to share learning across contexts and also gave the IRC opportunity to pilot new approaches - including emergency response monitoring tools. Analysis Driven Agile Programming Techniques (ADAPT) Year 2-3The IRC developed and piloted the ADAPT approach – designed to enable adaptive project management and conflict sensitivity techniques to support teams to plan and operate in fluid, unpredictable and complex contexts. The project also enabled the IRC, in cooperation with Mercy Corps, to conduct research in order to generate evidence on the usability and impact of the ADAPT and conflict sensitive approaches. Call to Action Year 3The IRC produced a high quality report ‘Impact of the Call to Action on Protection from GBV in Emergencies’ analysing the impact of the Call to Action on protection from GBV in Emergencies. The report explored the impact of the Call to Action on mobilising resources, attention and programming to better prevent and respond to GBV. It found that the Call to Action has been catalytic in driving forward new, faster changes that maximised the impact of efforts to strengthen GBV programmes and advocacy in place prior to 2013. Client Responsiveness - a Global Approach Year 4The objective of this project was to strengthen the capacity of humanitarian staff to undertake client-responsive humanitarian project design. It targeted humanitarian aid staff from the IRC as well as international and national NGOs to navigate the challenges and barriers to engaging with affected communities. The project resulted in four publications; Designing for a Change in Perspective: Embracing Client Perspectives in Humanitarian Project Design; Guidance of Client Responsive Project Design as well as the research paper Desgning for a Change in Perspective; Embracing Client Perspectives in Humanitarian Project Design and Guidance on Client-Responsive Project Design. Emergency Preparedness in High Risk Areas Year 4The project resulted in critical outcomes for IRC Emergency Response capacity at a local level. In the two countries, 92 emergency preparedness action points were completed in the first six months of the project. The project further enabled the creation of CAR’s Emergency Preparedness Plan and the Country Emergency Team (CET). The latter successfully responded to crisis needs in CAR with a Non-Food Item (NFI) Distribution in Pauoa: ten CET members were involved in the response, which lasted from 22 April to 9 May 2018. Innovation and Learning Year 4It was under this project that the IRC was been able to phase in the Programme-Based Approach (PBA) based on a wide consultation process and a strong country engagement. The IRC has also conducted a broad range of learning initiatives in key strategic sectors for both Sida and the IRC (e.g. WPE and cash) and at various levels (HQ led initiatives such as the Emergency Real Time Evaluations reviews, in-country activities, regional seminars and south to south exchanges, such as the cash learning exchange between Jordan and Lebanon. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52040485-5204048501-H Sweden IRC Humnaitarian contributions 2014-2017 Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med International Rescue Committee, United Kingdom, IRC-UK (IRC) om bidrag till humanitära insatser 2014-2016 för ett fjärde år: 2017. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser således ett tillägg till det tidigare tre-åriga avtalet. IRCs globala organisation består av ett huvudkontor i New York som sköter den operationella verksamheten, samt ett antal sub-huvudkontor på strategiska platser i världen, som t.ex. IRC-kontoret baserat i London, Storbritannien. Tillsammans med ett antal regionala kontor och landkontor över hela världen bildar dessa IRC-nätverket. Huvudkontoret och sub-huvudkontoren är egna juridiska personer och Sida har skrivit avtal med IRC-kontoret i London. London-kontoret är IRCs Europeiska "huvudkontor" och fungerar bl.a. som ett center för givarmedel från Europa. De projekt som föreslås för finansiering 2017 reflekterar såväl Sidas bedömning av humanitära behov och den därav beroende allokeringsprocessen, som IRCs prioriteringar i ansökan till Sida. Bedömningar i beredningen har uppdaterats där så funnits relevant. Genom insatsen kommer IRC att svara på humanitära behov genom följande projekt: 1. CAR: Samhällsbaserad social och ekonomisk egenmakt för sårbara kvinnor, flickor och pojkar. För 2017 är budgeten 7 546 147 SEK. 2. Niger: Bidra med livräddande katastrofinsatser till människor i akuta och sårbara situationer i Diffa-regionen. För 2017 är budgeten 4 837 268 SEK. 3. Nigeria: Förbättra sårbara människors hälso- och nutritionsstatus i Borno State. För 2017 är budgeten 5 417 748 SEK. 4. Tchad: Förbättra och bidra med humanitär hjälp fokuserad på hälsa, nutrition och skydd för katastrofdrabbade människor i Lake Chad-regionen. För 2017 är budgeten 5 804 726 SEK. 5. Kamerun: Katastrofskydd och kontantstöd till sårbara konfliktdrabbade människor i norra delen av Kamerun. För 2017 är budgeten 6 772 183 SEK. 6. Mali: Återanpassning av barn och unga människor som drabbats av väpnad konflikt i Menaka-regionen. För 2017 är budgeten 4 837 269 SEK. 7. Sydsudan: Rädda och skydda kvinnors och flickors liv i områden drabbade av konflikter i Sydsudan. För 2017 är budgeten 7 255 912 SEK. 8. Jemen: Integrerad hälso-, nutrition-, WASH- (vatten och sanitet), och WPE-stöd (kvinnoskydd och deras egenmakt) för konfliktdrabbade människor i Jemen. För 2017 är budgeten 8 707 089 SEK. 9. Irak: Stärkande av stöd till irakiska internflyktingar och syriska flyktingar drabbade av könsbaserat våld samt stärkande av skyddade miljöer för desamma i Dohuk och Sulaymaniyah i Irak. För 2017 är budgeten 4 837 269 SEK. 10. Libanon/Flyktingkrisen gällande Syrien: Stärka skyddet för kvinnor och flickor i städer och stadsnära miljöer. För 2017 är budgeten 6 772 183 SEK. 11. Syrien/gränsöverskridande: Fortsatt hälsovård för konfliktdrabbade människor i Idleb-området. För 2017 är budgeten 9 674 547 SEK. 12, Metod- och kapacitetsutveckling: - Klientanpassning - Client Voice and Choice. För 2017 är budgeten 1 468 767 SEK. - EPRU-strategi (katastrofberedskap i högriskområden med fokus på CAR, Niger och Nigeria). För 2017 är budgeten 1 468 767 SEK. 13. RRM: För att möjliggöra att IRC snabbt kan göra katastrofbedömningar och genomföra livräddande insatser. För 2017 är budgeten 20 000 000 SEK. 14. HFA (Humanitarian Framework Agreement): - 1,5 tjänster speciellt avsatta för samordning och rapportering av det svenskfinansierade stödet (kostnader utöver den 7%-iga administrationsavgiften som beskrivs nedan): För 2017 är budgeten 1 622 121 SEK. - Research, Evaluation and Learning. För 2017 är budgeten 878 004 SEK. Kapacitetsutveckling: samtliga insatser har en lärandekomponent och IRC deltar i ett större program som heter Monitoring for Action. Vidare kommer IRC under 2017 att använda metoder, tidigare utvecklade under föregående års stöd för att fortsätta utveckla och integrera konfliktkänslighetsbedömning och scenarioanpassning genom Analysis Driven Agile Programming (ADAPT) i CAR, Niger och Nigeria. Det finns ingen särskild budget för ADAPT utan verktygen används inom respective lands projekt i enlighet med IRCs interna regler. 7% administration finns inlagd i varje enskild projektbudget. Kostnaderna rör indirekta kostnader för service-funktioner för projektens genomförande genom IRCs operationella huvudkontor i New York samt IRCs underkontor i London, Storbritannien. Den totala budgeten för 2017 är 98 759 041 SEK (varav 859 041 SEK är för en extern utvärdering som finns beslutad i 2014-003538 och ska genomföras under 2017). Inom ramen för avtalet allokerades initialt 40 360 812 SEK för 2014, 4 800 000 SEK för 2015 och 5 659 041 SEK för 2016. Under 2014, 2015 och 2016 har följande beslut om medelstillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut 2016-003522, beslut om tilldelning av medel för Kamerun 5 000 000 SEK. Beslut 2016-001386, beslut om tilldelning av medel för 2016 med 70 200 000 SEK. Beslut 2015-002475, beslut om tilldelning av utökning av RRM-pott (5 000 000 SEK) samt medel för Jemen (3 500 000 SEK). Beslut 2015-001397, beslut om tilldelning av medel fö 2015 med 42 600 000 SEK. Beslut 2014-003541, beslut om utökning av RRM-potten med 10 000 000 SEK. Beslut 2014-002228, beslut om tilldelning av medel för 2014 med 40 360 812 SEK. Utöver detta beslut har ytterligare ett beslut fattats om: Medelstillförsel från anslagsposten för Liberia, beslut 2014-003538 på 7 190 000 SEK. Samt humanitära medel för insats i Syrien 2015: Beslut 15/035080, Syrien 10 000 000 SEK. Totalt belopp på denna insats 285 019 853 SEK, är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, 301 350 812 SEK, eftersom avtalet med IRC omfattar ovanstående medel från Liberia (7 190 000 SEK) och ett separat beslut om medel för Syrien (10 000 000 SEK). Vidare omfattar avtalet med IRC inte de medel som avsatts för en extern utvärdering (859 041 SEK) eftersom Sida kommer att upphandla en konsult för detta uppdrag. IRC har ett behov av att Sidas medel, i dess helhet, betalas ut i början av året. Sida finansierar de största nu pågående humanitära kriserna via IRC och Sida delar IRCs bedömning att det föreligger ett behov av att kunna planera och förberedan insatser utan fördröjning. Med hänsyn till detta bedöms det som motiverat att, med avsteg från Sidas normala rutiner om utbetalning vid ett flertal tillfällen per år, besluta om utbetalning på årsbasis. Sida bedömer att programmet för 2017 har goda förutsättningar att bidra till att lindra nöd och rädda liv i enlighet med humanitära standarder och Sveriges prioriteringar. IRC genomför verksamheten till största delen själva genom sina landkontor. I endast en kontext, Syrien, vidareförmedlas medel till lokala samarbetsorganisationer, vilket omfattar ca 50% av projektbudgeten. Upphandlingar genomförs till olika grad inom projekten. Variationen är stor där det projekt med den största andelen upphandlade medel är i Jemen och rör 46% av budgeten. I Jemen kommer framförallt förnödenheter i form av mediciner att handlas upp och distribueras till hälsokliniker/sjukhus. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredningen och uppföljningen av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. IRC ges i avtalet fortsatt flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en projektbudget på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möte humanitära behov. För ändringar över 10%, eller omallokeringar mellan projektbudgetar, krävs Sidas godkännande. The IRC’s strategy for 2015-2020 has set the mission, vision and strategic objectives that drive and guide the organisation’s work for the same period. The mission is: to help people whose lives and livelihoods are shattered by conflict and disaster to survive, recover, and gain control of their future. The vision is: The IRC will lead the humanitarian field by implementing high-impact, cost-effective programs for people affected by crisis and by using our learning and experience to shape policy and practice. The strategic objectives of the intervention are to;- Meet the humanitarian needs of people in some of the world’s worst or most forgotten crises; - Support women and girls where they are most vulnerable, increase the level of protection they need to survive, recover and regain control of their lives; - Expand IRCs capacity to respond in the immediate onset of emergencies or cover unexpected and acute needs for displaced populations; and - Build the evidence of humanitarian best practice through evaluations and actionable research – and disseminate lessons learned within the wider humanitarian community. 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Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser således ett tillägg till det tidigare tre-åriga avtalet. IRCs globala organisation består av ett huvudkontor i New York som sköter den operationella verksamheten, samt ett antal sub-huvudkontor på strategiska platser i världen, som t.ex. IRC-kontoret baserat i London, Storbritannien. Tillsammans med ett antal regionala kontor och landkontor över hela världen bildar dessa IRC-nätverket. Huvudkontoret och sub-huvudkontoren är egna juridiska personer och Sida har skrivit avtal med IRC-kontoret i London. London-kontoret är IRCs Europeiska "huvudkontor" och fungerar bl.a. som ett center för givarmedel från Europa. De projekt som föreslås för finansiering 2017 reflekterar såväl Sidas bedömning av humanitära behov och den därav beroende allokeringsprocessen, som IRCs prioriteringar i ansökan till Sida. Bedömningar i beredningen har uppdaterats där så funnits relevant. Genom insatsen kommer IRC att svara på humanitära behov genom följande projekt: 1. CAR: Samhällsbaserad social och ekonomisk egenmakt för sårbara kvinnor, flickor och pojkar. För 2017 är budgeten 7 546 147 SEK. 2. Niger: Bidra med livräddande katastrofinsatser till människor i akuta och sårbara situationer i Diffa-regionen. För 2017 är budgeten 4 837 268 SEK. 3. Nigeria: Förbättra sårbara människors hälso- och nutritionsstatus i Borno State. För 2017 är budgeten 5 417 748 SEK. 4. Tchad: Förbättra och bidra med humanitär hjälp fokuserad på hälsa, nutrition och skydd för katastrofdrabbade människor i Lake Chad-regionen. För 2017 är budgeten 5 804 726 SEK. 5. Kamerun: Katastrofskydd och kontantstöd till sårbara konfliktdrabbade människor i norra delen av Kamerun. För 2017 är budgeten 6 772 183 SEK. 6. Mali: Återanpassning av barn och unga människor som drabbats av väpnad konflikt i Menaka-regionen. För 2017 är budgeten 4 837 269 SEK. 7. Sydsudan: Rädda och skydda kvinnors och flickors liv i områden drabbade av konflikter i Sydsudan. För 2017 är budgeten 7 255 912 SEK. 8. Jemen: Integrerad hälso-, nutrition-, WASH- (vatten och sanitet), och WPE-stöd (kvinnoskydd och deras egenmakt) för konfliktdrabbade människor i Jemen. För 2017 är budgeten 8 707 089 SEK. 9. Irak: Stärkande av stöd till irakiska internflyktingar och syriska flyktingar drabbade av könsbaserat våld samt stärkande av skyddade miljöer för desamma i Dohuk och Sulaymaniyah i Irak. För 2017 är budgeten 4 837 269 SEK. 10. Libanon/Flyktingkrisen gällande Syrien: Stärka skyddet för kvinnor och flickor i städer och stadsnära miljöer. För 2017 är budgeten 6 772 183 SEK. 11. Syrien/gränsöverskridande: Fortsatt hälsovård för konfliktdrabbade människor i Idleb-området. För 2017 är budgeten 9 674 547 SEK. 12, Metod- och kapacitetsutveckling: - Klientanpassning - Client Voice and Choice. För 2017 är budgeten 1 468 767 SEK. - EPRU-strategi (katastrofberedskap i högriskområden med fokus på CAR, Niger och Nigeria). För 2017 är budgeten 1 468 767 SEK. 13. RRM: För att möjliggöra att IRC snabbt kan göra katastrofbedömningar och genomföra livräddande insatser. För 2017 är budgeten 20 000 000 SEK. 14. HFA (Humanitarian Framework Agreement): - 1,5 tjänster speciellt avsatta för samordning och rapportering av det svenskfinansierade stödet (kostnader utöver den 7%-iga administrationsavgiften som beskrivs nedan): För 2017 är budgeten 1 622 121 SEK. - Research, Evaluation and Learning. För 2017 är budgeten 878 004 SEK. Kapacitetsutveckling: samtliga insatser har en lärandekomponent och IRC deltar i ett större program som heter Monitoring for Action. Vidare kommer IRC under 2017 att använda metoder, tidigare utvecklade under föregående års stöd för att fortsätta utveckla och integrera konfliktkänslighetsbedömning och scenarioanpassning genom Analysis Driven Agile Programming (ADAPT) i CAR, Niger och Nigeria. Det finns ingen särskild budget för ADAPT utan verktygen används inom respective lands projekt i enlighet med IRCs interna regler. 7% administration finns inlagd i varje enskild projektbudget. Kostnaderna rör indirekta kostnader för service-funktioner för projektens genomförande genom IRCs operationella huvudkontor i New York samt IRCs underkontor i London, Storbritannien. Den totala budgeten för 2017 är 98 759 041 SEK (varav 859 041 SEK är för en extern utvärdering som finns beslutad i 2014-003538 och ska genomföras under 2017). Inom ramen för avtalet allokerades initialt 40 360 812 SEK för 2014, 4 800 000 SEK för 2015 och 5 659 041 SEK för 2016. Under 2014, 2015 och 2016 har följande beslut om medelstillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut 2016-003522, beslut om tilldelning av medel för Kamerun 5 000 000 SEK. Beslut 2016-001386, beslut om tilldelning av medel för 2016 med 70 200 000 SEK. Beslut 2015-002475, beslut om tilldelning av utökning av RRM-pott (5 000 000 SEK) samt medel för Jemen (3 500 000 SEK). Beslut 2015-001397, beslut om tilldelning av medel fö 2015 med 42 600 000 SEK. Beslut 2014-003541, beslut om utökning av RRM-potten med 10 000 000 SEK. Beslut 2014-002228, beslut om tilldelning av medel för 2014 med 40 360 812 SEK. Utöver detta beslut har ytterligare ett beslut fattats om: Medelstillförsel från anslagsposten för Liberia, beslut 2014-003538 på 7 190 000 SEK. Samt humanitära medel för insats i Syrien 2015: Beslut 15/035080, Syrien 10 000 000 SEK. Totalt belopp på denna insats 285 019 853 SEK, är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, 301 350 812 SEK, eftersom avtalet med IRC omfattar ovanstående medel från Liberia (7 190 000 SEK) och ett separat beslut om medel för Syrien (10 000 000 SEK). Vidare omfattar avtalet med IRC inte de medel som avsatts för en extern utvärdering (859 041 SEK) eftersom Sida kommer att upphandla en konsult för detta uppdrag. IRC har ett behov av att Sidas medel, i dess helhet, betalas ut i början av året. Sida finansierar de största nu pågående humanitära kriserna via IRC och Sida delar IRCs bedömning att det föreligger ett behov av att kunna planera och förberedan insatser utan fördröjning. Med hänsyn till detta bedöms det som motiverat att, med avsteg från Sidas normala rutiner om utbetalning vid ett flertal tillfällen per år, besluta om utbetalning på årsbasis. Sida bedömer att programmet för 2017 har goda förutsättningar att bidra till att lindra nöd och rädda liv i enlighet med humanitära standarder och Sveriges prioriteringar. IRC genomför verksamheten till största delen själva genom sina landkontor. I endast en kontext, Syrien, vidareförmedlas medel till lokala samarbetsorganisationer, vilket omfattar ca 50% av projektbudgeten. Upphandlingar genomförs till olika grad inom projekten. Variationen är stor där det projekt med den största andelen upphandlade medel är i Jemen och rör 46% av budgeten. I Jemen kommer framförallt förnödenheter i form av mediciner att handlas upp och distribueras till hälsokliniker/sjukhus. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredningen och uppföljningen av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. IRC ges i avtalet fortsatt flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en projektbudget på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möte humanitära behov. För ändringar över 10%, eller omallokeringar mellan projektbudgetar, krävs Sidas godkännande. The IRC’s strategy for 2015-2020 has set the mission, vision and strategic objectives that drive and guide the organisation’s work for the same period. The mission is: to help people whose lives and livelihoods are shattered by conflict and disaster to survive, recover, and gain control of their future. The vision is: The IRC will lead the humanitarian field by implementing high-impact, cost-effective programs for people affected by crisis and by using our learning and experience to shape policy and practice. The strategic objectives of the intervention are to;- Meet the humanitarian needs of people in some of the world’s worst or most forgotten crises; - Support women and girls where they are most vulnerable, increase the level of protection they need to survive, recover and regain control of their lives; - Expand IRCs capacity to respond in the immediate onset of emergencies or cover unexpected and acute needs for displaced populations; and - Build the evidence of humanitarian best practice through evaluations and actionable research – and disseminate lessons learned within the wider humanitarian community. 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Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3 och avser således ett tillägg till det tidigare tre-åriga avtalet. IRCs globala organisation består av ett huvudkontor i New York som sköter den operationella verksamheten, samt ett antal sub-huvudkontor på strategiska platser i världen, som t.ex. IRC-kontoret baserat i London, Storbritannien. Tillsammans med ett antal regionala kontor och landkontor över hela världen bildar dessa IRC-nätverket. Huvudkontoret och sub-huvudkontoren är egna juridiska personer och Sida har skrivit avtal med IRC-kontoret i London. London-kontoret är IRCs Europeiska "huvudkontor" och fungerar bl.a. som ett center för givarmedel från Europa. De projekt som föreslås för finansiering 2017 reflekterar såväl Sidas bedömning av humanitära behov och den därav beroende allokeringsprocessen, som IRCs prioriteringar i ansökan till Sida. Bedömningar i beredningen har uppdaterats där så funnits relevant. Genom insatsen kommer IRC att svara på humanitära behov genom följande projekt: 1. CAR: Samhällsbaserad social och ekonomisk egenmakt för sårbara kvinnor, flickor och pojkar. För 2017 är budgeten 7 546 147 SEK. 2. Niger: Bidra med livräddande katastrofinsatser till människor i akuta och sårbara situationer i Diffa-regionen. För 2017 är budgeten 4 837 268 SEK. 3. Nigeria: Förbättra sårbara människors hälso- och nutritionsstatus i Borno State. För 2017 är budgeten 5 417 748 SEK. 4. Tchad: Förbättra och bidra med humanitär hjälp fokuserad på hälsa, nutrition och skydd för katastrofdrabbade människor i Lake Chad-regionen. För 2017 är budgeten 5 804 726 SEK. 5. Kamerun: Katastrofskydd och kontantstöd till sårbara konfliktdrabbade människor i norra delen av Kamerun. För 2017 är budgeten 6 772 183 SEK. 6. Mali: Återanpassning av barn och unga människor som drabbats av väpnad konflikt i Menaka-regionen. För 2017 är budgeten 4 837 269 SEK. 7. Sydsudan: Rädda och skydda kvinnors och flickors liv i områden drabbade av konflikter i Sydsudan. För 2017 är budgeten 7 255 912 SEK. 8. Jemen: Integrerad hälso-, nutrition-, WASH- (vatten och sanitet), och WPE-stöd (kvinnoskydd och deras egenmakt) för konfliktdrabbade människor i Jemen. För 2017 är budgeten 8 707 089 SEK. 9. Irak: Stärkande av stöd till irakiska internflyktingar och syriska flyktingar drabbade av könsbaserat våld samt stärkande av skyddade miljöer för desamma i Dohuk och Sulaymaniyah i Irak. För 2017 är budgeten 4 837 269 SEK. 10. Libanon/Flyktingkrisen gällande Syrien: Stärka skyddet för kvinnor och flickor i städer och stadsnära miljöer. För 2017 är budgeten 6 772 183 SEK. 11. Syrien/gränsöverskridande: Fortsatt hälsovård för konfliktdrabbade människor i Idleb-området. För 2017 är budgeten 9 674 547 SEK. 12, Metod- och kapacitetsutveckling: - Klientanpassning - Client Voice and Choice. För 2017 är budgeten 1 468 767 SEK. - EPRU-strategi (katastrofberedskap i högriskområden med fokus på CAR, Niger och Nigeria). För 2017 är budgeten 1 468 767 SEK. 13. RRM: För att möjliggöra att IRC snabbt kan göra katastrofbedömningar och genomföra livräddande insatser. För 2017 är budgeten 20 000 000 SEK. 14. HFA (Humanitarian Framework Agreement): - 1,5 tjänster speciellt avsatta för samordning och rapportering av det svenskfinansierade stödet (kostnader utöver den 7%-iga administrationsavgiften som beskrivs nedan): För 2017 är budgeten 1 622 121 SEK. - Research, Evaluation and Learning. För 2017 är budgeten 878 004 SEK. Kapacitetsutveckling: samtliga insatser har en lärandekomponent och IRC deltar i ett större program som heter Monitoring for Action. Vidare kommer IRC under 2017 att använda metoder, tidigare utvecklade under föregående års stöd för att fortsätta utveckla och integrera konfliktkänslighetsbedömning och scenarioanpassning genom Analysis Driven Agile Programming (ADAPT) i CAR, Niger och Nigeria. Det finns ingen särskild budget för ADAPT utan verktygen används inom respective lands projekt i enlighet med IRCs interna regler. 7% administration finns inlagd i varje enskild projektbudget. Kostnaderna rör indirekta kostnader för service-funktioner för projektens genomförande genom IRCs operationella huvudkontor i New York samt IRCs underkontor i London, Storbritannien. Den totala budgeten för 2017 är 98 759 041 SEK (varav 859 041 SEK är för en extern utvärdering som finns beslutad i 2014-003538 och ska genomföras under 2017). Inom ramen för avtalet allokerades initialt 40 360 812 SEK för 2014, 4 800 000 SEK för 2015 och 5 659 041 SEK för 2016. Under 2014, 2015 och 2016 har följande beslut om medelstillförsel gjorts med tillhörande avtalstillägg: Beslut 2016-003522, beslut om tilldelning av medel för Kamerun 5 000 000 SEK. Beslut 2016-001386, beslut om tilldelning av medel för 2016 med 70 200 000 SEK. Beslut 2015-002475, beslut om tilldelning av utökning av RRM-pott (5 000 000 SEK) samt medel för Jemen (3 500 000 SEK). Beslut 2015-001397, beslut om tilldelning av medel fö 2015 med 42 600 000 SEK. Beslut 2014-003541, beslut om utökning av RRM-potten med 10 000 000 SEK. Beslut 2014-002228, beslut om tilldelning av medel för 2014 med 40 360 812 SEK. Utöver detta beslut har ytterligare ett beslut fattats om: Medelstillförsel från anslagsposten för Liberia, beslut 2014-003538 på 7 190 000 SEK. Samt humanitära medel för insats i Syrien 2015: Beslut 15/035080, Syrien 10 000 000 SEK. Totalt belopp på denna insats 285 019 853 SEK, är således lägre än det totala beloppet i avtalet, 301 350 812 SEK, eftersom avtalet med IRC omfattar ovanstående medel från Liberia (7 190 000 SEK) och ett separat beslut om medel för Syrien (10 000 000 SEK). Vidare omfattar avtalet med IRC inte de medel som avsatts för en extern utvärdering (859 041 SEK) eftersom Sida kommer att upphandla en konsult för detta uppdrag. IRC har ett behov av att Sidas medel, i dess helhet, betalas ut i början av året. Sida finansierar de största nu pågående humanitära kriserna via IRC och Sida delar IRCs bedömning att det föreligger ett behov av att kunna planera och förberedan insatser utan fördröjning. Med hänsyn till detta bedöms det som motiverat att, med avsteg från Sidas normala rutiner om utbetalning vid ett flertal tillfällen per år, besluta om utbetalning på årsbasis. Sida bedömer att programmet för 2017 har goda förutsättningar att bidra till att lindra nöd och rädda liv i enlighet med humanitära standarder och Sveriges prioriteringar. IRC genomför verksamheten till största delen själva genom sina landkontor. I endast en kontext, Syrien, vidareförmedlas medel till lokala samarbetsorganisationer, vilket omfattar ca 50% av projektbudgeten. Upphandlingar genomförs till olika grad inom projekten. Variationen är stor där det projekt med den största andelen upphandlade medel är i Jemen och rör 46% av budgeten. I Jemen kommer framförallt förnödenheter i form av mediciner att handlas upp och distribueras till hälsokliniker/sjukhus. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredningen och uppföljningen av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. IRC ges i avtalet fortsatt flexibilitet att omallokera medel inom en projektbudget på upp till 10%. Detta bedöms vara nödvändigt för att på ett relevant, snabbt och ändamålsenligt sätt kunna möte humanitära behov. För ändringar över 10%, eller omallokeringar mellan projektbudgetar, krävs Sidas godkännande. The IRC’s strategy for 2015-2020 has set the mission, vision and strategic objectives that drive and guide the organisation’s work for the same period. The mission is: to help people whose lives and livelihoods are shattered by conflict and disaster to survive, recover, and gain control of their future. The vision is: The IRC will lead the humanitarian field by implementing high-impact, cost-effective programs for people affected by crisis and by using our learning and experience to shape policy and practice. The strategic objectives of the intervention are to;- Meet the humanitarian needs of people in some of the world’s worst or most forgotten crises; - Support women and girls where they are most vulnerable, increase the level of protection they need to survive, recover and regain control of their lives; - Expand IRCs capacity to respond in the immediate onset of emergencies or cover unexpected and acute needs for displaced populations; and - Build the evidence of humanitarian best practice through evaluations and actionable research – and disseminate lessons learned within the wider humanitarian community. 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Sida will meet specific humanitarian needs, including those of groups in especially vulnerable situations Möta krisdrabbades kvinnors, mäns, flickors och pojkars humanitära behov genom snabbt, effektivt och flexibelt stöd. Sida ska möta specifika humanitära behov, inklusive hos grupper i särskilt utsatta situationer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-52040486 Sweden Sida assesses that the support through Oxfam GB is relevant in relation to the Policy for Sweden's Humanitarian Assistance 2010-2016 and the Strategy for humanitarian assistance provided through the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) 2011-2014. Sida has generally positive experiences of Oxfam GB's work during previously financed interventions. The agreements for 2011-2012 comprised both the Rapid Response Mechanism and country projects and Oxfam GB has shown good capacity with regards to implementation and Sida assesses that Oxfam GB meets Sida requirements with regards to expected results and reporting. The proposed country projects are responding to identified humanitarian needs in each context and it is suggested that they are financed with SEK 26 600 000 in accordance with the following distribution for the period 1 April 2014 - 31 March 2015: 1. Chad, SEK 8 000 000 2. DR Congo, SEK 5 000 000 3. Mauritania, SEK 5 000 000 4. Niger, SEK 4 600 000 5. South Sudan, SEK 4 000 000 In addition to this it is suggested that the Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) is funded with SEK 25 000 000 for the period 1 April 2014 - 31 March 2015. The contribution will be used for responding to humanitarian needs of affected populations in sudden onset crises and in deteriorating protracted humanitarian crises Furthermore, it is suggested that the strategic projects are funded with a total of SEK 8 000 000 per year with a total of SEK 24 000 000 for the period 1 April 2014 - 31 March 2017. Oxfam GB is given flexibility to redistribute up to 10% of funds within a country allocation. This is considered necessary in order to ensure relevant, flexible and timely response to humanitarian needs. For any redistribution above 10% Oxfam GB must seek Sida's approval. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Oxfam Great Britain för humanitära insatser 2014-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3. och avser ett fjärde år av ett ursprungligen treårigt avtal. Stöd till den föreslagna insatsen enligt ansökan bedöms som relevant i enlighet med Strategi för Sveriges humanitära bistånd genom Styrelsen för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete (Sida) 2017-2020. Sida bedömer att Oxfams insats ligger väl i linje med ovan nämnda strategi. Sida har överlag positiva erfarenheter av Oxfam GBs arbete, senast genom stöd under avtalsperioden 2011-2013 och därefter från 2014 under aktuellt avtal. Detta gäller såväl snabbinsatsmekanismen RRM som humanitära landprojekt. Oxfam GB har visat på god förmåga vad gäller implementering av projekten och Sida gör bedömningen att Oxfam GB överlag når upp till Sidas krav vad gäller förväntade resultat och rapportering. Det treåriga humanitära programmet som Sida nu stödjer utgörs av 1) landprogram i de länder där Oxfam GB för respektive år av Sida bedöms som relevant humanitär partner till Sida, 2) snabbinsatser (RRM) samt 3) år 2014-2016 även två treåriga kapacitetsutvecklingsprojekt inom WASH och ICT. Projekten implementeras av Oxfam GB och i vissa fall av lokala partners eller andra Oxfam-medlemmar (Oxfam Affiliates) med humanitärt mandat. Sida gör bedömningen att Oxfam GB har tillräcklig kapacitet för att säkerställa att samtliga implementerande aktörer inom ramen för programmet har god kapacitet vad avser implementering och uppfyllelse av Sidas krav vad gäller förväntade resultat och rapportering. Sida bedömer att det är ett mervärde att Oxfam GB vidareförmedlar medel till 1) andra Oxfam med humanitärt mandat, samt 2) till lokala partners och på så sätt bidrar till bredare geografisk och tematisk spridning, samt kapacitetsutveckling av lokala partners. I enlighet med Sidas humanitära allokeringsprocess för 2017 kommer Sida stödja fyra föreslagna insatser i tre länder. Landprojekten för 2017 bedöms svara mot identifierade humanitära behov i respektive kontext och föreslås finansieras med totalt 18 000 000 SEK, inklusive kostnad för administration och exklusive kostnad för programhantering till en kostnad av 1 500 000 SEK, i enlighet med följande distribution under perioden 1 april 2017 - 31 mars 2018: 1. Chad. 6 000 000 SEK. 2. Demokratiska Republiken Kongo. 6 000 000 SEK (fördelat mellan två projekt). 3. Syrien. 6 000 000 SEK. 4. Programhanteringskostnader. 1 500 000 SEK. Sida föreslår vidare att finansiera CaLP med 3 000 000 SEK. CaLP är ett nätverk som arbetar med lärande, kunskapsdelning, nätverkande och koordination gällande kontantbaserat stöd. Mot bakgrund av att Sida i samband med World Humanitarian Summit och Grand Bargain åtagit sig att stärka arbetet med kontantbaserat stöd, rekommenderas i denna beredning att inkludera stöd till CaLP. Stödet till CaLP ingår i beredningen av Oxfam eftersom CaLP inte är en egen juridisk person utan återfinns inom Humanitarian Department of Oxfam House GB. Vidare tillkommer 1 000 000 SEK avseende en granskning av intern styrning och kontroll som till stora delar utfördes under 2016 men som färdigställdes i februari 2017. Den totala finansieringen i denna beredning uppgår därmed till 23 500 000. Oxfam kommer dessutom ha möjlighet att använda återstående RRM-medel från perioden 1 april 2016 - 30 mars 2017, till en total summa av 10 000 000 SEK. Dessa medel kommer att användas till snabbinsatser i hastigt uppkomna kriser eller vid försämrade situationer i utdragna humanitära kriser. Oxfam har rätt att omallokera medel mellan budgetposter inom ett landprojekt uppgående till totalt högst 10 % av budgeten för det enskilda landprojektet. All omallokering av medel mellan landprojekt kräver dock Sidas skriftliga godkännande. Sida kommer under 2017 att följa hur väl Oxfam åtgärdar de brister som framkom i samband med granskningen av intern styrning och kontroll och Sida ämnar inte utbetala medel under 2017 förrän Oxfam inkommit med ett management response som kan godkännas av Sida. Vidare så bedömer Sida att samtliga medel för projektet ska utbetalas omgående efter att Sida har godkänt Oxfams management response för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av projektet till 1 april 2016. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av den humanitära insatsen utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Fewer women, men and children will die or suffer loss of dignity through insecurity and deprivation by reducing the impact of natural disasters and conflict. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Algeria Ethiopia Guatemala Honduras Iraq Liberia Mauritania Niger (the) Nigeria Nepal Pakistan Sudan (the) Sierra Leone Somalia South Sudan Syrian Arab Republic Chad Tanzania, United Republic of Uganda Yemen Zambia Zimbabwe Developing countries, unspecified Material relief assistance and services Relief co-ordination and support services Emergency Response Throughout the humanitarian agreement period 2014-2018 with Sida, Oxfam GB was able to reach over 3 500 000 beneficiaries with humanitarian assistance through 52 projects in 29 countries, mainly in the sectors of WASH, food security and protection. Some of the most notable achieved results include the following: WASH - 61,000 people in Kasai in the Democratic Republic of the Congo reached with WASH support resulting in improved access to water and increased knowledge of water and sanitation practices. Oxfam completed the drilling of 10 boreholes providing access to clean drinking water in areas that were previously dependent on unprotected sources for water fetching. - 153,000 beneficiaries reached with WASH support through the rehabilitation of water supply schemes, provision of water tanks and maintenance materials in rural Damascus in Syria. As a result of the intervention, the targeted population got access to 20 litres of safe water per person per day from reliable water sources in line with national standards. - 86,000 Rohingya refugees reached with life-saving WASH support in Bangladesh. The intervention resulted in increased access to safe water through the construction of 173 shallow tube wells, improved sanitation through 327 emergency latrines as well as improved hygiene through the distribution of 6,552 hygiene kits. - In countries such as in Somaliland, Oxfam changed water trucking to cash for water with the aim of reaching more households with life-saving WASH support than initially planned. By transferring cash directly to the affected populations, the beneficiaries were able to negotiate lower rates with the water vendors resulting in a higher number of beneficiaries reached with water support. Food security - 125,000 Sahrawi refugees in Algeria reached with food security and livelihood support. By distributing 887,000 rations of fresh produce, the intervention contributed to diversify the food basket of the World Food Programme (WFP) and resulted in an increased dietary diversity score among the targeted beneficiaries. - In order to find a safe aid modality suitable for the volatile context of Afghanistan, Oxfam used mobile cash transfers, both as a way to mitigate against corruption and as a way of ensuring the safety of the beneficiaries. To enhance sustainability of its interventions, Oxfam also built the capacity of local partners on utilising the cash modality. Protection - In Chad, Oxfam integrated protection in its WASH intervention by involving the protection team in all stages of the project cycle, including in the choice of sites and project locations considering potential protection risks in order to reduce people’s exposure to risk. In the Chad project, Oxfam also built capacity of local authorities with aim of strengthening the accountability of protection duty bearers. - 75,262 individuals in North and South Kivu in the Democratic Republic of the Congo reached with protection support which contributed to increase awareness around various protection issues and that the beneficiaries became better in identifying react, address and enhance protection concerns. According to a final evaluation of the project, targeted communities now have an increased capacity to take action against protection violations and are more confident to raise protection issues with authorities. - In Syria, Oxfam successfully integrated protection aspects in the WASH activities. By providing water close to the households of the affected population, the intervention contributed to limit long travel distances for water fetching, which in turn contributed to reduce potential protection risks. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52040486-5204048601-H Sweden Sida assesses that the support through Oxfam GB is relevant in relation to the Policy for Sweden's Humanitarian Assistance 2010-2016 and the Strategy for humanitarian assistance provided through the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) 2011-2014. Sida has generally positive experiences of Oxfam GB's work during previously financed interventions. The agreements for 2011-2012 comprised both the Rapid Response Mechanism and country projects and Oxfam GB has shown good capacity with regards to implementation and Sida assesses that Oxfam GB meets Sida requirements with regards to expected results and reporting. The proposed country projects are responding to identified humanitarian needs in each context and it is suggested that they are financed with SEK 26 600 000 in accordance with the following distribution for the period 1 April 2014 - 31 March 2015: 1. Chad, SEK 8 000 000 2. DR Congo, SEK 5 000 000 3. Mauritania, SEK 5 000 000 4. Niger, SEK 4 600 000 5. South Sudan, SEK 4 000 000 In addition to this it is suggested that the Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) is funded with SEK 25 000 000 for the period 1 April 2014 - 31 March 2015. The contribution will be used for responding to humanitarian needs of affected populations in sudden onset crises and in deteriorating protracted humanitarian crises Furthermore, it is suggested that the strategic projects are funded with a total of SEK 8 000 000 per year with a total of SEK 24 000 000 for the period 1 April 2014 - 31 March 2017. Oxfam GB is given flexibility to redistribute up to 10% of funds within a country allocation. This is considered necessary in order to ensure relevant, flexible and timely response to humanitarian needs. For any redistribution above 10% Oxfam GB must seek Sida's approval. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Oxfam Great Britain för humanitära insatser 2014-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3. och avser ett fjärde år av ett ursprungligen treårigt avtal. Stöd till den föreslagna insatsen enligt ansökan bedöms som relevant i enlighet med Strategi för Sveriges humanitära bistånd genom Styrelsen för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete (Sida) 2017-2020. Sida bedömer att Oxfams insats ligger väl i linje med ovan nämnda strategi. Sida har överlag positiva erfarenheter av Oxfam GBs arbete, senast genom stöd under avtalsperioden 2011-2013 och därefter från 2014 under aktuellt avtal. Detta gäller såväl snabbinsatsmekanismen RRM som humanitära landprojekt. Oxfam GB har visat på god förmåga vad gäller implementering av projekten och Sida gör bedömningen att Oxfam GB överlag når upp till Sidas krav vad gäller förväntade resultat och rapportering. Det treåriga humanitära programmet som Sida nu stödjer utgörs av 1) landprogram i de länder där Oxfam GB för respektive år av Sida bedöms som relevant humanitär partner till Sida, 2) snabbinsatser (RRM) samt 3) år 2014-2016 även två treåriga kapacitetsutvecklingsprojekt inom WASH och ICT. Projekten implementeras av Oxfam GB och i vissa fall av lokala partners eller andra Oxfam-medlemmar (Oxfam Affiliates) med humanitärt mandat. Sida gör bedömningen att Oxfam GB har tillräcklig kapacitet för att säkerställa att samtliga implementerande aktörer inom ramen för programmet har god kapacitet vad avser implementering och uppfyllelse av Sidas krav vad gäller förväntade resultat och rapportering. Sida bedömer att det är ett mervärde att Oxfam GB vidareförmedlar medel till 1) andra Oxfam med humanitärt mandat, samt 2) till lokala partners och på så sätt bidrar till bredare geografisk och tematisk spridning, samt kapacitetsutveckling av lokala partners. I enlighet med Sidas humanitära allokeringsprocess för 2017 kommer Sida stödja fyra föreslagna insatser i tre länder. Landprojekten för 2017 bedöms svara mot identifierade humanitära behov i respektive kontext och föreslås finansieras med totalt 18 000 000 SEK, inklusive kostnad för administration och exklusive kostnad för programhantering till en kostnad av 1 500 000 SEK, i enlighet med följande distribution under perioden 1 april 2017 - 31 mars 2018: 1. Chad. 6 000 000 SEK. 2. Demokratiska Republiken Kongo. 6 000 000 SEK (fördelat mellan två projekt). 3. Syrien. 6 000 000 SEK. 4. Programhanteringskostnader. 1 500 000 SEK. Sida föreslår vidare att finansiera CaLP med 3 000 000 SEK. CaLP är ett nätverk som arbetar med lärande, kunskapsdelning, nätverkande och koordination gällande kontantbaserat stöd. Mot bakgrund av att Sida i samband med World Humanitarian Summit och Grand Bargain åtagit sig att stärka arbetet med kontantbaserat stöd, rekommenderas i denna beredning att inkludera stöd till CaLP. Stödet till CaLP ingår i beredningen av Oxfam eftersom CaLP inte är en egen juridisk person utan återfinns inom Humanitarian Department of Oxfam House GB. Vidare tillkommer 1 000 000 SEK avseende en granskning av intern styrning och kontroll som till stora delar utfördes under 2016 men som färdigställdes i februari 2017. Den totala finansieringen i denna beredning uppgår därmed till 23 500 000. Oxfam kommer dessutom ha möjlighet att använda återstående RRM-medel från perioden 1 april 2016 - 30 mars 2017, till en total summa av 10 000 000 SEK. Dessa medel kommer att användas till snabbinsatser i hastigt uppkomna kriser eller vid försämrade situationer i utdragna humanitära kriser. Oxfam har rätt att omallokera medel mellan budgetposter inom ett landprojekt uppgående till totalt högst 10 % av budgeten för det enskilda landprojektet. All omallokering av medel mellan landprojekt kräver dock Sidas skriftliga godkännande. Sida kommer under 2017 att följa hur väl Oxfam åtgärdar de brister som framkom i samband med granskningen av intern styrning och kontroll och Sida ämnar inte utbetala medel under 2017 förrän Oxfam inkommit med ett management response som kan godkännas av Sida. Vidare så bedömer Sida att samtliga medel för projektet ska utbetalas omgående efter att Sida har godkänt Oxfams management response för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av projektet till 1 april 2016. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av den humanitära insatsen utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Fewer women, men and children will die or suffer loss of dignity through insecurity and deprivation by reducing the impact of natural disasters and conflict. 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Sida has generally positive experiences of Oxfam GB's work during previously financed interventions. The agreements for 2011-2012 comprised both the Rapid Response Mechanism and country projects and Oxfam GB has shown good capacity with regards to implementation and Sida assesses that Oxfam GB meets Sida requirements with regards to expected results and reporting. The proposed country projects are responding to identified humanitarian needs in each context and it is suggested that they are financed with SEK 26 600 000 in accordance with the following distribution for the period 1 April 2014 - 31 March 2015: 1. Chad, SEK 8 000 000 2. DR Congo, SEK 5 000 000 3. Mauritania, SEK 5 000 000 4. Niger, SEK 4 600 000 5. South Sudan, SEK 4 000 000 In addition to this it is suggested that the Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) is funded with SEK 25 000 000 for the period 1 April 2014 - 31 March 2015. The contribution will be used for responding to humanitarian needs of affected populations in sudden onset crises and in deteriorating protracted humanitarian crises Furthermore, it is suggested that the strategic projects are funded with a total of SEK 8 000 000 per year with a total of SEK 24 000 000 for the period 1 April 2014 - 31 March 2017. Oxfam GB is given flexibility to redistribute up to 10% of funds within a country allocation. This is considered necessary in order to ensure relevant, flexible and timely response to humanitarian needs. For any redistribution above 10% Oxfam GB must seek Sida's approval. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Oxfam Great Britain för humanitära insatser 2014-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3. och avser ett fjärde år av ett ursprungligen treårigt avtal. Stöd till den föreslagna insatsen enligt ansökan bedöms som relevant i enlighet med Strategi för Sveriges humanitära bistånd genom Styrelsen för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete (Sida) 2017-2020. Sida bedömer att Oxfams insats ligger väl i linje med ovan nämnda strategi. Sida har överlag positiva erfarenheter av Oxfam GBs arbete, senast genom stöd under avtalsperioden 2011-2013 och därefter från 2014 under aktuellt avtal. Detta gäller såväl snabbinsatsmekanismen RRM som humanitära landprojekt. Oxfam GB har visat på god förmåga vad gäller implementering av projekten och Sida gör bedömningen att Oxfam GB överlag når upp till Sidas krav vad gäller förväntade resultat och rapportering. Det treåriga humanitära programmet som Sida nu stödjer utgörs av 1) landprogram i de länder där Oxfam GB för respektive år av Sida bedöms som relevant humanitär partner till Sida, 2) snabbinsatser (RRM) samt 3) år 2014-2016 även två treåriga kapacitetsutvecklingsprojekt inom WASH och ICT. Projekten implementeras av Oxfam GB och i vissa fall av lokala partners eller andra Oxfam-medlemmar (Oxfam Affiliates) med humanitärt mandat. Sida gör bedömningen att Oxfam GB har tillräcklig kapacitet för att säkerställa att samtliga implementerande aktörer inom ramen för programmet har god kapacitet vad avser implementering och uppfyllelse av Sidas krav vad gäller förväntade resultat och rapportering. Sida bedömer att det är ett mervärde att Oxfam GB vidareförmedlar medel till 1) andra Oxfam med humanitärt mandat, samt 2) till lokala partners och på så sätt bidrar till bredare geografisk och tematisk spridning, samt kapacitetsutveckling av lokala partners. I enlighet med Sidas humanitära allokeringsprocess för 2017 kommer Sida stödja fyra föreslagna insatser i tre länder. Landprojekten för 2017 bedöms svara mot identifierade humanitära behov i respektive kontext och föreslås finansieras med totalt 18 000 000 SEK, inklusive kostnad för administration och exklusive kostnad för programhantering till en kostnad av 1 500 000 SEK, i enlighet med följande distribution under perioden 1 april 2017 - 31 mars 2018: 1. Chad. 6 000 000 SEK. 2. Demokratiska Republiken Kongo. 6 000 000 SEK (fördelat mellan två projekt). 3. Syrien. 6 000 000 SEK. 4. Programhanteringskostnader. 1 500 000 SEK. Sida föreslår vidare att finansiera CaLP med 3 000 000 SEK. CaLP är ett nätverk som arbetar med lärande, kunskapsdelning, nätverkande och koordination gällande kontantbaserat stöd. Mot bakgrund av att Sida i samband med World Humanitarian Summit och Grand Bargain åtagit sig att stärka arbetet med kontantbaserat stöd, rekommenderas i denna beredning att inkludera stöd till CaLP. Stödet till CaLP ingår i beredningen av Oxfam eftersom CaLP inte är en egen juridisk person utan återfinns inom Humanitarian Department of Oxfam House GB. Vidare tillkommer 1 000 000 SEK avseende en granskning av intern styrning och kontroll som till stora delar utfördes under 2016 men som färdigställdes i februari 2017. Den totala finansieringen i denna beredning uppgår därmed till 23 500 000. Oxfam kommer dessutom ha möjlighet att använda återstående RRM-medel från perioden 1 april 2016 - 30 mars 2017, till en total summa av 10 000 000 SEK. Dessa medel kommer att användas till snabbinsatser i hastigt uppkomna kriser eller vid försämrade situationer i utdragna humanitära kriser. Oxfam har rätt att omallokera medel mellan budgetposter inom ett landprojekt uppgående till totalt högst 10 % av budgeten för det enskilda landprojektet. All omallokering av medel mellan landprojekt kräver dock Sidas skriftliga godkännande. Sida kommer under 2017 att följa hur väl Oxfam åtgärdar de brister som framkom i samband med granskningen av intern styrning och kontroll och Sida ämnar inte utbetala medel under 2017 förrän Oxfam inkommit med ett management response som kan godkännas av Sida. Vidare så bedömer Sida att samtliga medel för projektet ska utbetalas omgående efter att Sida har godkänt Oxfams management response för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av projektet till 1 april 2016. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av den humanitära insatsen utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Fewer women, men and children will die or suffer loss of dignity through insecurity and deprivation by reducing the impact of natural disasters and conflict. 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Sida will meet specific humanitarian needs, including those of groups in especially vulnerable situations Möta krisdrabbades kvinnors, mäns, flickors och pojkars humanitära behov genom snabbt, effektivt och flexibelt stöd. Sida ska möta specifika humanitära behov, inklusive hos grupper i särskilt utsatta situationer Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Improve resilience and disaster risk reduction as well as strengthening the cooperation with development actors in this field Förbättra förutsättningar för resiliens och riskreducering samt stärka samarbetet med utvecklingsaktörer inom detta område Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd Improved conditions for populations affected by crises, including those most vulnerable, to exercise influence and demand accountability during needs assessments, framing and implementing contributions Förbättrade förutsättningar för krisdrabbade människor, inklusive de mest utsatta, att utöva inflytande och ansvarsutkrävande vid behovsbedömningar, utformandet av insatser och genomförandet Strengthening humanitarian support to save lives and alleviate suffering Stärkt humanitärt stöd för att rädda liv och lindra nöd SE-0-SE-6-52040486-5204048607-H Sweden Sida assesses that the support through Oxfam GB is relevant in relation to the Policy for Sweden's Humanitarian Assistance 2010-2016 and the Strategy for humanitarian assistance provided through the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) 2011-2014. Sida has generally positive experiences of Oxfam GB's work during previously financed interventions. The agreements for 2011-2012 comprised both the Rapid Response Mechanism and country projects and Oxfam GB has shown good capacity with regards to implementation and Sida assesses that Oxfam GB meets Sida requirements with regards to expected results and reporting. The proposed country projects are responding to identified humanitarian needs in each context and it is suggested that they are financed with SEK 26 600 000 in accordance with the following distribution for the period 1 April 2014 - 31 March 2015: 1. Chad, SEK 8 000 000 2. DR Congo, SEK 5 000 000 3. Mauritania, SEK 5 000 000 4. Niger, SEK 4 600 000 5. South Sudan, SEK 4 000 000 In addition to this it is suggested that the Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM) is funded with SEK 25 000 000 for the period 1 April 2014 - 31 March 2015. The contribution will be used for responding to humanitarian needs of affected populations in sudden onset crises and in deteriorating protracted humanitarian crises Furthermore, it is suggested that the strategic projects are funded with a total of SEK 8 000 000 per year with a total of SEK 24 000 000 for the period 1 April 2014 - 31 March 2017. Oxfam GB is given flexibility to redistribute up to 10% of funds within a country allocation. This is considered necessary in order to ensure relevant, flexible and timely response to humanitarian needs. For any redistribution above 10% Oxfam GB must seek Sida's approval. Detta beslut är ett kompletterande insatsbeslut till avtal med Oxfam Great Britain för humanitära insatser 2014-2016. Beslutet tas i enlighet med Sidas insatshanteringsregel paragraf 3.11.3. och avser ett fjärde år av ett ursprungligen treårigt avtal. Stöd till den föreslagna insatsen enligt ansökan bedöms som relevant i enlighet med Strategi för Sveriges humanitära bistånd genom Styrelsen för internationellt utvecklingssamarbete (Sida) 2017-2020. Sida bedömer att Oxfams insats ligger väl i linje med ovan nämnda strategi. Sida har överlag positiva erfarenheter av Oxfam GBs arbete, senast genom stöd under avtalsperioden 2011-2013 och därefter från 2014 under aktuellt avtal. Detta gäller såväl snabbinsatsmekanismen RRM som humanitära landprojekt. Oxfam GB har visat på god förmåga vad gäller implementering av projekten och Sida gör bedömningen att Oxfam GB överlag når upp till Sidas krav vad gäller förväntade resultat och rapportering. Det treåriga humanitära programmet som Sida nu stödjer utgörs av 1) landprogram i de länder där Oxfam GB för respektive år av Sida bedöms som relevant humanitär partner till Sida, 2) snabbinsatser (RRM) samt 3) år 2014-2016 även två treåriga kapacitetsutvecklingsprojekt inom WASH och ICT. Projekten implementeras av Oxfam GB och i vissa fall av lokala partners eller andra Oxfam-medlemmar (Oxfam Affiliates) med humanitärt mandat. Sida gör bedömningen att Oxfam GB har tillräcklig kapacitet för att säkerställa att samtliga implementerande aktörer inom ramen för programmet har god kapacitet vad avser implementering och uppfyllelse av Sidas krav vad gäller förväntade resultat och rapportering. Sida bedömer att det är ett mervärde att Oxfam GB vidareförmedlar medel till 1) andra Oxfam med humanitärt mandat, samt 2) till lokala partners och på så sätt bidrar till bredare geografisk och tematisk spridning, samt kapacitetsutveckling av lokala partners. I enlighet med Sidas humanitära allokeringsprocess för 2017 kommer Sida stödja fyra föreslagna insatser i tre länder. Landprojekten för 2017 bedöms svara mot identifierade humanitära behov i respektive kontext och föreslås finansieras med totalt 18 000 000 SEK, inklusive kostnad för administration och exklusive kostnad för programhantering till en kostnad av 1 500 000 SEK, i enlighet med följande distribution under perioden 1 april 2017 - 31 mars 2018: 1. Chad. 6 000 000 SEK. 2. Demokratiska Republiken Kongo. 6 000 000 SEK (fördelat mellan två projekt). 3. Syrien. 6 000 000 SEK. 4. Programhanteringskostnader. 1 500 000 SEK. Sida föreslår vidare att finansiera CaLP med 3 000 000 SEK. CaLP är ett nätverk som arbetar med lärande, kunskapsdelning, nätverkande och koordination gällande kontantbaserat stöd. Mot bakgrund av att Sida i samband med World Humanitarian Summit och Grand Bargain åtagit sig att stärka arbetet med kontantbaserat stöd, rekommenderas i denna beredning att inkludera stöd till CaLP. Stödet till CaLP ingår i beredningen av Oxfam eftersom CaLP inte är en egen juridisk person utan återfinns inom Humanitarian Department of Oxfam House GB. Vidare tillkommer 1 000 000 SEK avseende en granskning av intern styrning och kontroll som till stora delar utfördes under 2016 men som färdigställdes i februari 2017. Den totala finansieringen i denna beredning uppgår därmed till 23 500 000. Oxfam kommer dessutom ha möjlighet att använda återstående RRM-medel från perioden 1 april 2016 - 30 mars 2017, till en total summa av 10 000 000 SEK. Dessa medel kommer att användas till snabbinsatser i hastigt uppkomna kriser eller vid försämrade situationer i utdragna humanitära kriser. Oxfam har rätt att omallokera medel mellan budgetposter inom ett landprojekt uppgående till totalt högst 10 % av budgeten för det enskilda landprojektet. All omallokering av medel mellan landprojekt kräver dock Sidas skriftliga godkännande. Sida kommer under 2017 att följa hur väl Oxfam åtgärdar de brister som framkom i samband med granskningen av intern styrning och kontroll och Sida ämnar inte utbetala medel under 2017 förrän Oxfam inkommit med ett management response som kan godkännas av Sida. Vidare så bedömer Sida att samtliga medel för projektet ska utbetalas omgående efter att Sida har godkänt Oxfams management response för att möjliggöra planering och uppstart av projektet till 1 april 2016. Detta för att på bästa sätt möjliggöra planering och genomförande av den humanitära insatsen utan fördröjning. Ett avsteg från Sidas vanliga rutiner om uppdelade betalningar bedöms motiverat. Bedömningspromemorian har skrivits på engelska med anledning av att engelskspråkig personal i fält är delaktig i beredning och uppföljning av insatsen, i enlighet med Generaldirektörens beslut om Sidas språkvalsmatris med tillämpningsanvisningar från den 1 mars 2013. Fewer women, men and children will die or suffer loss of dignity through insecurity and deprivation by reducing the impact of natural disasters and conflict. Sweden Oxfam International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Oxfam International Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1000000 1000000 1000000 Oxfam International 238200 Oxfam International Humanitarian aid 2017-2020 Humanitärt bistånd 2017-2020 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-52050137 Sweden The proposed intervention will build and expand on the previous project phase 2013-2015. The project will be implemented during the four-year period from 2016 to 2019 in six provinces. Five of the provinces are the same as in the previous project phase: Nangarhar, Sa-re-Pul, Jawzjan, Balkh and Kabul. An additional sixth province is added; Faryab as an additional humanitarian component was included in the project as transition from Save the Children's humanitarian work in Afghanistan. This is a part of Sida’s efforts to link humanitarian assistance with development aid. The overall objective of this program is strengthened child protection prevention initiatives and quality access to child protection response services reduce instances of violence, exploitation and neglect of children. Specifically, the program seeks to strengthen child protection systems at the national, provincial, district and community level to protect children at risk of abuse, exploitation, violence and neglect. The project will begin with a five-month "Inception Phase starting in January 2016 and be reported in an inception report in June 2016. Conflict sensitivity is key, given the difficult situation of human rights in Afghanistan. The initial assessment suggested a project period of three years. The appraisal, and this decision is proposing a project period of four years as a four-year effort is better placed to measure results. The Results Strategy for Development Cooperation with Afghanistan 2015 - 2019 also allows for this. The total budget as of the application was 49.7 million SEK. The contribution has been extended until 2020 and the total budget is 62.7 million SEK. Sida is the only donor. Den föreslagna insatsen är en fortsättning av Rädda Barnens/Save the Childrens projekt för barns rätt till trygghet och skydd i Afghanistan (som pågått 2013 - 2015). Den nya insatsen är planerad att pågå 2016-2019 i sex provinser. Fem av provinserna är samma som i projektets första fas: Nangarhar, Sa-re-Pul, Jawzjan, Balkh och Kabul. En sjätte provins, Faryad, har tillkommit i och med att en humanitär komponent tagits över från Rädda Barnens humanitära barnrättsprogram i Afghanistan. Det är ett led i Sidas ansträngningar att öka arbetet med transition, dvs. överbryggning mellan humanitärt stöd och utvecklingsstöd. Möjligheten fanns i och med att Rädda Barnen varit verksamt med båda stödformerna i Afghanistan. Nu ges det humanitära arbetet möjlighet att arbeta mer med långsiktigt stöd i den svåra utdragna konflikten. Den humanitära komponenten och transitionen ska utvärderas under år två. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är att stärka barns rätt till trygghet och skydd, på en nationell, provinsiell, distrikt- och samhällsnivå i Afghanistan och att minska förekomsten av exploatering, försummelse, våld och övergrepp mot barn. Insatsen är ett projekt. Projektet kommer att inledas med en fem månader lång s.k. "Inception phase", en inledningsfas med start i januari 2016 och rapporteras i en slutrapport i juni 2016. Konfliktkänslighet är A och O givet den svåra situationen för mänskliga rättigheter i Afghanistan. Den inledande beredningen föreslog en projektperiod på tre år. Huvudberedningen och detta beslut föreslår en projektperiod på fyra år, då en fyraårig insats har också bättre förutsättningar att mäta resultat. Resultatstrategin för utvecklingssamarbetet med Afghanistan 2015 - 2019 ger också utrymme för det. Insatsens totala budget ligger i samband med ansökan på 49 700 000 SEK. Insatsen har förlängts till 2020 och är därmed på totalt 62 700 000 SEK. Sida är den enda givaren. The overall objective of the intervention is to strengthened child protection prevention initiatives and quality access to child protection response services and reduce instances of violence, exploitation and neglect of children. Specifically, the project seeks to strengthen child protection systems at the national, provincial, district and community level to protect children at risk of abuse, exploitation, violence and neglect. Following are the results to be achieved at outcome level: Result 1: Strengthened community and formal government child protection systems (referring to before the political transition in August 2021) improve access to and utilization of preventive and response services. Result 2: Violence against children is no longer tolerated in schools and at homes. Result 3: Children involved in or at risk of entering harmful work can access adequate support and protection that reduce their risk and improves their own and their families' livelihood opportunities as a way out of hazardous work. Result 4: Local Civil Society organizations (CSOs) demonstrate enhanced organizational operation capacity and more specific capacity in child rights and protection programming. Result 5: Community institutions, including those led by children and youth, are better able to respond to disasters affecting them. Result 6: Boys and girls are protected from the direct impact of conflict through the prevention and response to recruitment and use by armed forces or armed groups and indirect impact through awareness-raising and community-based risk reduction activities (Nangarhar province). Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Human rights Government & Civil Society-general During 2020 there were serious security challenges and political instability and the COVID-19 pandemic made the operating environment even more challenging. Despite these changes the major achievements of selective activities are as follows: Result area 1: Strengthened community and formal government child protection systems and access to preventative and response services (System strengthening refers before the political transition in August 2021). Community based child protection networks members (CBCPN) in five provinces were trained in safe identification and referrals. The training resulted in a heightened capacity to effectively respond to cases of abuse and to direct the ones affected to the right services. This made the number of children that were identified and helped during 2020 higher than in 2019. Which also means that the network members are more trusted. Since network members were not allowed to attend community gatherings because of the pandemic, they instead did safe door-to-door activities with awareness messages. During 2020 170 networks added a focus on child marriage, as the risk became more evident during the pandemic. The database of service providers were also updated so that children could receive timely support and village leaders learned strategies on how to talk to parents to encourage them to send their children (girls) to school. Additionally, there was an orientation with 1.700 participants on Gender from an Islamic Perspective (training manual), this orientation have led to significant changes in behaviour of male family members according to reportings from female network members. Result area 2: Violence against children not tolerated in school or at home. The Child-led Participatory Situational Analysis is a core activity to ensure meaningful child participation in program design and adaptation. There is also a feedback mechanism where children can share their views and feedback on the program. School Student Councils were established which made it possible to monitor child right violations both at schools and at home. Additionally, teacher to teacher trainings took place which was reported to have been effective. In total 740 teachers in five provinces were trained on the negative effects of Physical Humiliating Punishment and as a result there have been reports on less violence in schools. To address gender inequalities, a contextual training on the fatherhood manual with 480 fathers were held. The interest of fathers to attend had increased exponentially since fathers from the previous years and reports on the results have been coming in from females of the households that the role of the husband and father had changed significantly after the training. There were also 800 children that were educated on their rights and protection and to say no to violations to support violence-free schools. Result area 3: Children at risk of entering harmful work have access to support and protection. The project team (in collaboration with CBCPNs and CGs) conducted a vulnerability mapping exercise in six provinces to identify the most vulnerable children. Communities were mobilised to contribute to the program and to facilitate the reintegration of children into state schools. The number of children removed from the streets in six provinces increased in comparison to the last year and 901 children were enrolled in community children centers where they received psychological support, case management and educated in childs rights. A market assessment took place to measure the market demand on the income generating activities. In 2019, 35% of business were female led where as in 2020, 44% were female led. This is a positive increase of women into the economic life. A training of 577 parents and caregivers of working children took place, this lead to a positive change in the action and attitudes of the adults that partook in the training. Additionally, employers were engaged in a program to prevent child abuse and exploitation. As a result, 182 male employers were trained on childs rights. Result area 4: Local civil society organisations have more operational capacity and specifically in child protection programming. The civil society organisations (CSO) enjoys a high level of trust in their communities, in 2020 the CSOs took on an advisory role to support program implementation and design, providing expertise on the local contexts. This helped to improve the programs. CSOs had initiatives and campaigns regarding the child protection issue, their involvement in this was also helpful to address existing child protection issues in the communities. For example, 53 police officers were trained on child rights during 2020 and informative sessions on COVID-19 were held with 400 children. during 2020 Haya, a female led CSO supported a female campaign on awareness-raising of womens rights and child marriage in conservative communities. Result area 5: Community institutions are better equipped to respond to disasters affecting them. In 2020, 10 staff members were educated in the Psychological First Aid (PFA), because of this the project could ensure that each targeted province has a PFA focal point. This also helped communities to receive on-time support during the pandemic. Especially concerning children that were abused and had a violent home or workplace. During 2020, the work to scale up the inclusion of children with disabilities begun. Training and awareness events on rights of children with disabilities took place which was shown to change the perception that people have on children with disabilities. However, still much work has to be done, especially in schools. Result area 6: Children are more protected from recruitment to armed forces and groups through awareness raising measures. During 2020, six child friendly spaces (CFS) focusing on internally displaced persons (IDP) were established. Totally 320 children participated in the CFS and were referred to service providers. The children also received health education, PFA and awareness session on the prevention of COVID-19. Since most of the children did not have a National Identity Card due to displacement, many got help to access the cards so that they could get enrolled in school. There were also a mass awareness-raising campaign during 2020 on child rights and protection and child/early or forced marriage and recruitment of children into armed forces or groups. The participation of religious leaders in the dialogue with the family has been key for success in convincing families not to follow through with the child marriages. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52050137-5205013701 Sweden The proposed intervention will build and expand on the previous project phase 2013-2015. The project will be implemented during the four-year period from 2016 to 2019 in six provinces. Five of the provinces are the same as in the previous project phase: Nangarhar, Sa-re-Pul, Jawzjan, Balkh and Kabul. An additional sixth province is added; Faryab as an additional humanitarian component was included in the project as transition from Save the Children's humanitarian work in Afghanistan. This is a part of Sida’s efforts to link humanitarian assistance with development aid. The overall objective of this program is strengthened child protection prevention initiatives and quality access to child protection response services reduce instances of violence, exploitation and neglect of children. Specifically, the program seeks to strengthen child protection systems at the national, provincial, district and community level to protect children at risk of abuse, exploitation, violence and neglect. The project will begin with a five-month "Inception Phase starting in January 2016 and be reported in an inception report in June 2016. Conflict sensitivity is key, given the difficult situation of human rights in Afghanistan. The initial assessment suggested a project period of three years. The appraisal, and this decision is proposing a project period of four years as a four-year effort is better placed to measure results. The Results Strategy for Development Cooperation with Afghanistan 2015 - 2019 also allows for this. The total budget as of the application was 49.7 million SEK. The contribution has been extended until 2020 and the total budget is 62.7 million SEK. Sida is the only donor. Den föreslagna insatsen är en fortsättning av Rädda Barnens/Save the Childrens projekt för barns rätt till trygghet och skydd i Afghanistan (som pågått 2013 - 2015). Den nya insatsen är planerad att pågå 2016-2019 i sex provinser. Fem av provinserna är samma som i projektets första fas: Nangarhar, Sa-re-Pul, Jawzjan, Balkh och Kabul. En sjätte provins, Faryad, har tillkommit i och med att en humanitär komponent tagits över från Rädda Barnens humanitära barnrättsprogram i Afghanistan. Det är ett led i Sidas ansträngningar att öka arbetet med transition, dvs. överbryggning mellan humanitärt stöd och utvecklingsstöd. Möjligheten fanns i och med att Rädda Barnen varit verksamt med båda stödformerna i Afghanistan. Nu ges det humanitära arbetet möjlighet att arbeta mer med långsiktigt stöd i den svåra utdragna konflikten. Den humanitära komponenten och transitionen ska utvärderas under år två. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är att stärka barns rätt till trygghet och skydd, på en nationell, provinsiell, distrikt- och samhällsnivå i Afghanistan och att minska förekomsten av exploatering, försummelse, våld och övergrepp mot barn. Insatsen är ett projekt. Projektet kommer att inledas med en fem månader lång s.k. "Inception phase", en inledningsfas med start i januari 2016 och rapporteras i en slutrapport i juni 2016. Konfliktkänslighet är A och O givet den svåra situationen för mänskliga rättigheter i Afghanistan. Den inledande beredningen föreslog en projektperiod på tre år. Huvudberedningen och detta beslut föreslår en projektperiod på fyra år, då en fyraårig insats har också bättre förutsättningar att mäta resultat. Resultatstrategin för utvecklingssamarbetet med Afghanistan 2015 - 2019 ger också utrymme för det. Insatsens totala budget ligger i samband med ansökan på 49 700 000 SEK. Insatsen har förlängts till 2020 och är därmed på totalt 62 700 000 SEK. Sida är den enda givaren. The overall objective of the intervention is to strengthened child protection prevention initiatives and quality access to child protection response services and reduce instances of violence, exploitation and neglect of children. Specifically, the project seeks to strengthen child protection systems at the national, provincial, district and community level to protect children at risk of abuse, exploitation, violence and neglect. Following are the results to be achieved at outcome level: Result 1: Strengthened community and formal government child protection systems (referring to before the political transition in August 2021) improve access to and utilization of preventive and response services. Result 2: Violence against children is no longer tolerated in schools and at homes. Result 3: Children involved in or at risk of entering harmful work can access adequate support and protection that reduce their risk and improves their own and their families' livelihood opportunities as a way out of hazardous work. Result 4: Local Civil Society organizations (CSOs) demonstrate enhanced organizational operation capacity and more specific capacity in child rights and protection programming. Result 5: Community institutions, including those led by children and youth, are better able to respond to disasters affecting them. Result 6: Boys and girls are protected from the direct impact of conflict through the prevention and response to recruitment and use by armed forces or armed groups and indirect impact through awareness-raising and community-based risk reduction activities (Nangarhar province). Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12410000 15064000 11481000 23745000 9000000 0 0 12410000 6410000 0 5171373 0 0 0 -12410000 0 6000000 0 11481000 0 15064000 0 5745000 0 6309627 0 9000000 -11481000 10745000 0 5000000 2255000 71700000 Save the Children, Sweden 6410000 Save the Children, Sweden 6000000 Save the Children, Sweden 15064000 Save the Children, Sweden 5171373 Save the Children, Sweden 6309627 Save the Children, Sweden 5745000 Save the Children, Sweden 5000000 Save the Children, Sweden 13000000 Save the Children, Sweden 9000000 Save the Children, Sweden Afghanistan 2014-2020 Afghanistan 2014-2020 Strengthened respect for human rights, with particular focus on the opportunities of women and children to enjoy their human rights Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på kvinnors och flickors möjligheter att åtnjuta sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52050137-5205013702 Sweden The proposed intervention will build and expand on the previous project phase 2013-2015. The project will be implemented during the four-year period from 2016 to 2019 in six provinces. Five of the provinces are the same as in the previous project phase: Nangarhar, Sa-re-Pul, Jawzjan, Balkh and Kabul. An additional sixth province is added; Faryab as an additional humanitarian component was included in the project as transition from Save the Children's humanitarian work in Afghanistan. This is a part of Sida’s efforts to link humanitarian assistance with development aid. The overall objective of this program is strengthened child protection prevention initiatives and quality access to child protection response services reduce instances of violence, exploitation and neglect of children. Specifically, the program seeks to strengthen child protection systems at the national, provincial, district and community level to protect children at risk of abuse, exploitation, violence and neglect. The project will begin with a five-month "Inception Phase starting in January 2016 and be reported in an inception report in June 2016. Conflict sensitivity is key, given the difficult situation of human rights in Afghanistan. The initial assessment suggested a project period of three years. The appraisal, and this decision is proposing a project period of four years as a four-year effort is better placed to measure results. The Results Strategy for Development Cooperation with Afghanistan 2015 - 2019 also allows for this. The total budget as of the application was 49.7 million SEK. The contribution has been extended until 2020 and the total budget is 62.7 million SEK. Sida is the only donor. Den föreslagna insatsen är en fortsättning av Rädda Barnens/Save the Childrens projekt för barns rätt till trygghet och skydd i Afghanistan (som pågått 2013 - 2015). Den nya insatsen är planerad att pågå 2016-2019 i sex provinser. Fem av provinserna är samma som i projektets första fas: Nangarhar, Sa-re-Pul, Jawzjan, Balkh och Kabul. En sjätte provins, Faryad, har tillkommit i och med att en humanitär komponent tagits över från Rädda Barnens humanitära barnrättsprogram i Afghanistan. Det är ett led i Sidas ansträngningar att öka arbetet med transition, dvs. överbryggning mellan humanitärt stöd och utvecklingsstöd. Möjligheten fanns i och med att Rädda Barnen varit verksamt med båda stödformerna i Afghanistan. Nu ges det humanitära arbetet möjlighet att arbeta mer med långsiktigt stöd i den svåra utdragna konflikten. Den humanitära komponenten och transitionen ska utvärderas under år två. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är att stärka barns rätt till trygghet och skydd, på en nationell, provinsiell, distrikt- och samhällsnivå i Afghanistan och att minska förekomsten av exploatering, försummelse, våld och övergrepp mot barn. Insatsen är ett projekt. Projektet kommer att inledas med en fem månader lång s.k. "Inception phase", en inledningsfas med start i januari 2016 och rapporteras i en slutrapport i juni 2016. Konfliktkänslighet är A och O givet den svåra situationen för mänskliga rättigheter i Afghanistan. Den inledande beredningen föreslog en projektperiod på tre år. Huvudberedningen och detta beslut föreslår en projektperiod på fyra år, då en fyraårig insats har också bättre förutsättningar att mäta resultat. Resultatstrategin för utvecklingssamarbetet med Afghanistan 2015 - 2019 ger också utrymme för det. Insatsens totala budget ligger i samband med ansökan på 49 700 000 SEK. Insatsen har förlängts till 2020 och är därmed på totalt 62 700 000 SEK. Sida är den enda givaren. The overall objective of the intervention is to strengthened child protection prevention initiatives and quality access to child protection response services and reduce instances of violence, exploitation and neglect of children. Specifically, the project seeks to strengthen child protection systems at the national, provincial, district and community level to protect children at risk of abuse, exploitation, violence and neglect. Following are the results to be achieved at outcome level: Result 1: Strengthened community and formal government child protection systems (referring to before the political transition in August 2021) improve access to and utilization of preventive and response services. Result 2: Violence against children is no longer tolerated in schools and at homes. Result 3: Children involved in or at risk of entering harmful work can access adequate support and protection that reduce their risk and improves their own and their families' livelihood opportunities as a way out of hazardous work. Result 4: Local Civil Society organizations (CSOs) demonstrate enhanced organizational operation capacity and more specific capacity in child rights and protection programming. Result 5: Community institutions, including those led by children and youth, are better able to respond to disasters affecting them. Result 6: Boys and girls are protected from the direct impact of conflict through the prevention and response to recruitment and use by armed forces or armed groups and indirect impact through awareness-raising and community-based risk reduction activities (Nangarhar province). Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 0 0 6000000 6000000 Save the Children, Sweden 6000000 Save the Children, Sweden Afghanistan 2021-2024 Afghanistan 2021-2024 Strengthened institutions that uphold and guarantee the respect for human rights, democracy and the principals of rule of law. Stärkta institutioner som upprätthåller och garanterar respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52050137-5205013703 Sweden The proposed intervention will build and expand on the previous project phase 2013-2015. The project will be implemented during the four-year period from 2016 to 2019 in six provinces. Five of the provinces are the same as in the previous project phase: Nangarhar, Sa-re-Pul, Jawzjan, Balkh and Kabul. An additional sixth province is added; Faryab as an additional humanitarian component was included in the project as transition from Save the Children's humanitarian work in Afghanistan. This is a part of Sida’s efforts to link humanitarian assistance with development aid. The overall objective of this program is strengthened child protection prevention initiatives and quality access to child protection response services reduce instances of violence, exploitation and neglect of children. Specifically, the program seeks to strengthen child protection systems at the national, provincial, district and community level to protect children at risk of abuse, exploitation, violence and neglect. The project will begin with a five-month "Inception Phase starting in January 2016 and be reported in an inception report in June 2016. Conflict sensitivity is key, given the difficult situation of human rights in Afghanistan. The initial assessment suggested a project period of three years. The appraisal, and this decision is proposing a project period of four years as a four-year effort is better placed to measure results. The Results Strategy for Development Cooperation with Afghanistan 2015 - 2019 also allows for this. The total budget as of the application was 49.7 million SEK. The contribution has been extended until 2020 and the total budget is 62.7 million SEK. Sida is the only donor. Den föreslagna insatsen är en fortsättning av Rädda Barnens/Save the Childrens projekt för barns rätt till trygghet och skydd i Afghanistan (som pågått 2013 - 2015). Den nya insatsen är planerad att pågå 2016-2019 i sex provinser. Fem av provinserna är samma som i projektets första fas: Nangarhar, Sa-re-Pul, Jawzjan, Balkh och Kabul. En sjätte provins, Faryad, har tillkommit i och med att en humanitär komponent tagits över från Rädda Barnens humanitära barnrättsprogram i Afghanistan. Det är ett led i Sidas ansträngningar att öka arbetet med transition, dvs. överbryggning mellan humanitärt stöd och utvecklingsstöd. Möjligheten fanns i och med att Rädda Barnen varit verksamt med båda stödformerna i Afghanistan. Nu ges det humanitära arbetet möjlighet att arbeta mer med långsiktigt stöd i den svåra utdragna konflikten. Den humanitära komponenten och transitionen ska utvärderas under år två. Det övergripande målet för insatsen är att stärka barns rätt till trygghet och skydd, på en nationell, provinsiell, distrikt- och samhällsnivå i Afghanistan och att minska förekomsten av exploatering, försummelse, våld och övergrepp mot barn. Insatsen är ett projekt. Projektet kommer att inledas med en fem månader lång s.k. "Inception phase", en inledningsfas med start i januari 2016 och rapporteras i en slutrapport i juni 2016. Konfliktkänslighet är A och O givet den svåra situationen för mänskliga rättigheter i Afghanistan. Den inledande beredningen föreslog en projektperiod på tre år. Huvudberedningen och detta beslut föreslår en projektperiod på fyra år, då en fyraårig insats har också bättre förutsättningar att mäta resultat. Resultatstrategin för utvecklingssamarbetet med Afghanistan 2015 - 2019 ger också utrymme för det. Insatsens totala budget ligger i samband med ansökan på 49 700 000 SEK. Insatsen har förlängts till 2020 och är därmed på totalt 62 700 000 SEK. Sida är den enda givaren. The overall objective of the intervention is to strengthened child protection prevention initiatives and quality access to child protection response services and reduce instances of violence, exploitation and neglect of children. Specifically, the project seeks to strengthen child protection systems at the national, provincial, district and community level to protect children at risk of abuse, exploitation, violence and neglect. Following are the results to be achieved at outcome level: Result 1: Strengthened community and formal government child protection systems (referring to before the political transition in August 2021) improve access to and utilization of preventive and response services. Result 2: Violence against children is no longer tolerated in schools and at homes. Result 3: Children involved in or at risk of entering harmful work can access adequate support and protection that reduce their risk and improves their own and their families' livelihood opportunities as a way out of hazardous work. Result 4: Local Civil Society organizations (CSOs) demonstrate enhanced organizational operation capacity and more specific capacity in child rights and protection programming. Result 5: Community institutions, including those led by children and youth, are better able to respond to disasters affecting them. Result 6: Boys and girls are protected from the direct impact of conflict through the prevention and response to recruitment and use by armed forces or armed groups and indirect impact through awareness-raising and community-based risk reduction activities (Nangarhar province). Sweden Save the Children, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Save the Children, Sweden 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -340617 -340618 Save the Children, Sweden Afghanistan 2022-2024 Afghanistan 2022-2024 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-52080020 Sweden The intervention is aimed to optimise the technical capacity of the Guatemalan Attorney Office for the criminal investigation and strategic criminal prosecution, trough the transformation of the Management Case Model, the strengthening of the Human Rights Section and the specialised attention to Women, Indigenous Peoples and other vulnerable populations Guatemalas åklagarmyndighet har ansökt om medel från Sverige för finansiering av "Stärkande av teknisk kapacitet för strategisk brottsutredning från urfolkens perspektiv" under perioden 2015-2016. Insatsen syftar till att: 1) Stödja en förändrad modell för utredning av fall i åtta åklagarkontor på distriktsnivå, 2) Konsolidera en särskilt fokus på urfolken genom ett utredningsverktyg för diskrimineringsfall, en dialogprocess med lokala ledare, certifierade tolkar i urfolkens språk, expertrapporter, 3) Konsolidering av bevis i paradigmatiska fall relaterade till den interna väpnade konflikten genom expertrapporter och fortbildning av åklagare, 4) Stärkande av dataplattformen SICOMP för förvaltning av brottsfall. Budgeten är på totalt 10 miljoner SEK och Sverige finansierar den totala summan. Optimise the technical capacity of the Guatemalan Attorney Office for the criminal investigation and strategic criminal prosecution, trough the transformation of the Management Case Model, the strengthening of the Human Rights Section and the specialised attention to Women, Indigenous Peoples and other vulnerable populations. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Guatemala Human rights Government & Civil Society-general In the case of Criminal Analysis Capacities, the Attorney General Office purchased and renewed the ArcGIS  systems used for the identification of criminal patterns and hot spots, providing also statistics and intelligence information. This tool is widely used by other prosecutors authorities, creating the possibility to share and combine the information on criminal structures. Regarding Indigenous Peoples, the Attorney Office used the Swedish contribution to train prosecutors on the special attention to victims of indigenous peoples, with a emphasis in improving the knowledge on customary law. Also, the Guatemalan Attorney Office used the Swedish support to consolidate a strong relationship with several traditional authorities in the country. 21 specialized studies in the application of customary law in different regions of Guatemala were conducted as part of this result. The studies were uses as evidence for different cases under litigation.   On regard of the litigation of emblematic Human Rights cases, the Swedish contribution was used to consolidate the evidence on at least 11 cases, including Molina Thyssen, Gerardi, AEU 89, Zamora Santos, Panzos, CNT, Achi, and others. At least 30 expert reports were conducted during the life of the program, with a special emphasis on the analysis of military, and military intelligence structures of the Guatemalan Army during the internal armed conflict. On regard of SICOMP, as this follow up system is unique in the Central American region, the upgrade and incorporation of new fields is a process made on a periodical basis. The report includes several mentions to the update of fields of SICOMP which were made because of the needs detected in the activities. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52080020-5208002001 Sweden The intervention is aimed to optimise the technical capacity of the Guatemalan Attorney Office for the criminal investigation and strategic criminal prosecution, trough the transformation of the Management Case Model, the strengthening of the Human Rights Section and the specialised attention to Women, Indigenous Peoples and other vulnerable populations Guatemalas åklagarmyndighet har ansökt om medel från Sverige för finansiering av "Stärkande av teknisk kapacitet för strategisk brottsutredning från urfolkens perspektiv" under perioden 2015-2016. Insatsen syftar till att: 1) Stödja en förändrad modell för utredning av fall i åtta åklagarkontor på distriktsnivå, 2) Konsolidera en särskilt fokus på urfolken genom ett utredningsverktyg för diskrimineringsfall, en dialogprocess med lokala ledare, certifierade tolkar i urfolkens språk, expertrapporter, 3) Konsolidering av bevis i paradigmatiska fall relaterade till den interna väpnade konflikten genom expertrapporter och fortbildning av åklagare, 4) Stärkande av dataplattformen SICOMP för förvaltning av brottsfall. Budgeten är på totalt 10 miljoner SEK och Sverige finansierar den totala summan. Optimise the technical capacity of the Guatemalan Attorney Office for the criminal investigation and strategic criminal prosecution, trough the transformation of the Management Case Model, the strengthening of the Human Rights Section and the specialised attention to Women, Indigenous Peoples and other vulnerable populations. Sweden ODHAG/Human Rights Office of the Archdiocese Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 5000000 0 0 5000000 -5000000 0 0 0 5000000 5000000 Dev. country based NGOs 5000000 Dev. country based NGOs SE-0-SE-6-52080020-5208002002 Sweden The intervention is aimed to optimise the technical capacity of the Guatemalan Attorney Office for the criminal investigation and strategic criminal prosecution, trough the transformation of the Management Case Model, the strengthening of the Human Rights Section and the specialised attention to Women, Indigenous Peoples and other vulnerable populations Guatemalas åklagarmyndighet har ansökt om medel från Sverige för finansiering av "Stärkande av teknisk kapacitet för strategisk brottsutredning från urfolkens perspektiv" under perioden 2015-2016. Insatsen syftar till att: 1) Stödja en förändrad modell för utredning av fall i åtta åklagarkontor på distriktsnivå, 2) Konsolidera en särskilt fokus på urfolken genom ett utredningsverktyg för diskrimineringsfall, en dialogprocess med lokala ledare, certifierade tolkar i urfolkens språk, expertrapporter, 3) Konsolidering av bevis i paradigmatiska fall relaterade till den interna väpnade konflikten genom expertrapporter och fortbildning av åklagare, 4) Stärkande av dataplattformen SICOMP för förvaltning av brottsfall. Budgeten är på totalt 10 miljoner SEK och Sverige finansierar den totala summan. Optimise the technical capacity of the Guatemalan Attorney Office for the criminal investigation and strategic criminal prosecution, trough the transformation of the Management Case Model, the strengthening of the Human Rights Section and the specialised attention to Women, Indigenous Peoples and other vulnerable populations. Sweden ODHAG/Human Rights Office of the Archdiocese Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ODHAG/Human Rights Office of the Archdiocese Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 5000000 5000000 5000000 ODHAG/Human Rights Office of the Archdiocese 5000000 ODHAG/Human Rights Office of the Archdiocese Guatemala 2016-2020 Guatemala 2016-2020 Increased human security through rule of law, combating corruption and impunity, and reduced access to arms Ökad mänsklig säkerhet genom fokus på rättsstatens principer, bekämpande av korruption och straffrihet samt minskad tillgång till vapen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened respect for human rights, with focus on the situation of indigenous populations, women and children Stärkt respekt för mänskliga rättigheter, med fokus på urfolks samt kvinnors och barns situation Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52080020-5208002003 Sweden The intervention is aimed to optimise the technical capacity of the Guatemalan Attorney Office for the criminal investigation and strategic criminal prosecution, trough the transformation of the Management Case Model, the strengthening of the Human Rights Section and the specialised attention to Women, Indigenous Peoples and other vulnerable populations Guatemalas åklagarmyndighet har ansökt om medel från Sverige för finansiering av "Stärkande av teknisk kapacitet för strategisk brottsutredning från urfolkens perspektiv" under perioden 2015-2016. Insatsen syftar till att: 1) Stödja en förändrad modell för utredning av fall i åtta åklagarkontor på distriktsnivå, 2) Konsolidera en särskilt fokus på urfolken genom ett utredningsverktyg för diskrimineringsfall, en dialogprocess med lokala ledare, certifierade tolkar i urfolkens språk, expertrapporter, 3) Konsolidering av bevis i paradigmatiska fall relaterade till den interna väpnade konflikten genom expertrapporter och fortbildning av åklagare, 4) Stärkande av dataplattformen SICOMP för förvaltning av brottsfall. Budgeten är på totalt 10 miljoner SEK och Sverige finansierar den totala summan. Optimise the technical capacity of the Guatemalan Attorney Office for the criminal investigation and strategic criminal prosecution, trough the transformation of the Management Case Model, the strengthening of the Human Rights Section and the specialised attention to Women, Indigenous Peoples and other vulnerable populations. Sweden ODHAG/Human Rights Office of the Archdiocese Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ODHAG/Human Rights Office of the Archdiocese Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -77648 -77648.04 ODHAG/Human Rights Office of the Archdiocese Guatemala 2016-2020 Guatemala 2016-2020 Increased human security through rule of law, combating corruption and impunity, and reduced access to arms Ökad mänsklig säkerhet genom fokus på rättsstatens principer, bekämpande av korruption och straffrihet samt minskad tillgång till vapen Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52090019 Sweden The objective of the Swedish support to the Liberia Reconstruction Trust Fund is to support the Liberian government efforts to recover the country’s infrastructure. The LRTF is managed by the WB Stöd till Libera Reconstruction Trust Fund för att reparera/återuppbygga landets infrastruktur. Stödet går genom Världsbanken. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Liberia Road transport Transport & Storage SE-0-SE-6-52090019-5209001901 Sweden The objective of the Swedish support to the Liberia Reconstruction Trust Fund is to support the Liberian government efforts to recover the country’s infrastructure. The LRTF is managed by the WB Stöd till Libera Reconstruction Trust Fund för att reparera/återuppbygga landets infrastruktur. Stödet går genom Världsbanken. 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The LRTF is managed by the WB Stöd till Libera Reconstruction Trust Fund för att reparera/återuppbygga landets infrastruktur. Stödet går genom Världsbanken. 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The LRTF is managed by the WB Stöd till Libera Reconstruction Trust Fund för att reparera/återuppbygga landets infrastruktur. Stödet går genom Världsbanken. Sweden Liberian Swedish Feeder Roads Project Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Mottagarlandets regering Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 25020 80898 119299 133000 -13701 0 141780 -60882 25020 225217 Mottagarlandets regering 25020 Mottagarlandets regering 27522 Mottagarlandets regering 53376 Mottagarlandets regering 119299 Mottagarlandets regering Liberia 2016-2020 Liberia 2016-2020 Improved conditions for inclusive and sustainable economic development, with focus on small-scale and sustainable farming Förbättrade förutsättningar för inkluderande och hållbar ekonomisk utveckling, med fokus på småskaligt och hållbart lantbruk Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-52130038 Sweden Conciliation Resources is an international NGO working with people in conflict to prevent violence and build peace. This contribution is for continued core support. Conciliation Resources är en internationell NGO som specialiserar sig på fredsbyggande. Organisationen har särskilt profilerat sig genom sitt stöd till medling och inkluderande fredsprocesser men arbetar även våldsförebyggande och med policyarbete. På senare år har organisationen byggt upp en särskild kompetens vad gäller jämställdhetsintegrering inom fredsbyggande. Verksamheten sker i bortåt ett tjugotal länder och territorier på flera kontinenter. Insatsen gäller fortsatt kärnstöd om 32,5 MSEK över fyra år 2016 - 2019. The contribution will support Conciliation Resources to implement its strategic plan during the period 2016 - 2019. According to this plan, Conciliation Resources will make significant and documented contributions to preventing and transforming violent conflicts and promoting peaceful and inclusive societies. Moreover, Conciliation Resources has updated their theory of change which is, in the short version, formulated as follows: "Conciliation Resources aims to develop an environment conducive to and supportive of locally-led peacebuilding (‘Peace Enablers’), in the belief that this will build a foundation for constructive formal and informal peace processes. Peacebuilding initiatives and processes that are both politically sensitive and inclusive will contribute to sustainable and transformative peace outcomes."   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Conflict, Peace & Security GOAL 1 CAUSES AND DRIVERS OF CONFLICT ARE PEACEFULLY TRANSFORMED Significantly, after Conciliation Resource (CR) having accompanied the peace negotiations between the Government of Ethiopia and the Ogaden National Liberation Front throughout the six years of negotiations, a peace agreement was signed in October 2018 (according to the Uppsala Conflict Data Program this was one of the five peace agreements signed globally in 2018). CR helped drafting the agreement and after the peace agreement was signed CR continued working with the parties and brought together the Somali Regional Government and the Ogaden National Liberation Front leadership (ONLF), contributing to the creation of a Joint Committee – one of the pillars of the 2018 peace deal. In Nigeria, CR facilitated the signing of three formal peace agreements between herding and farming communities during 2019. In Bougainville, Papua New Guinea, CR provided core facilitation support to the ‘Post-referendum Ministerial Planning Taskforce’ in partnership with the United Nations – engaging both the national Papua New Guinea and Autonomous Bougainville Governments. This helped ensure a smooth and peaceful referendum on the political status of Bougainville in December 2019 and laid out the framework for intergovernmental dialogue post referendum.  In the Caucasus, CR has continued to facilitate the Limehouse Discussion Platform on the Abkhazia-Gerogia conflict (which is a semi-official alternative to the Geneva based talks that have not made a lot of progress). Following engagement with the Limehouse Discussion Platform dialogue and work by Conciliation Resources on access to higher education for students and young professionals from the disputed territories of the South Caucasus German Foreign Ministry officially endorsed German engagement in Abkhazia through education initiatives. These dialogues also helped feeding ideas into the formal Geneva Talks. CR continued work on the Karabakh Conflict Archive. CR also made material from the Memory Project archives on the Georgian-Abkhaz conflict public for the first time through an innovative exhibition held in Tbilisi. GOAL 2 APPROACHES TO BUILDING PEACE SUPPORT INCLUSION In 2017, Conciliation Resources was asked by the UN Population Fund (UNFPA) to contribute to the Progress Report on the UN Security Council Resolution (2250) on Youth, Peace and Security. Conciliation Resources undertook primary data collection, via a total of 43 focus group discussions with a total of 494 youth (61 % male) in Afghanistan, Kashmir, South Sudan, Georgian-Abkhaz context and Ogadeni diaspora in the UK. The results of the research were presented in Conciliation Resources’ January 2018 report, Youth aspirations for peace and security, and were used to feed into the report by the Independent author of the Progress Report, which was submitted by the UN Secretary General to the General Assembly and Security Council in March 2018. With specific and additional financial support from Sida, CR continued to deepen the work on youth inclusion further and could, among other things, engage the same youth on the content of the Progress Report. The additional funding also helped the organisation to draw important lessons on the work on youth inclusion in the coming years.  Furthermore, CR published an issue of the Accord (their series of regular research and policy reports), with 21 articles exploring different aspects of inclusion, and looking at examples from Colombia, Syria an Afghanistan among others. This publication offers research and practice-based insights to help better understand what inclusion means in practice in peace processes, and what need to considered in the ways CR pursue it, as well as influence wider sector discourse. One example of CR's work with groups that have been severely affected by conflicts is the work together with partners on the situation of 'half widows' in Kashmir. The half widows are women whose husbands ‘disappeared’ during the conflict in Kashmir (and have not been confirmed as either dead or alive). CR and partners have in various ways worked on improving the rights of this group. The Association Project estimates their total number in Kashmir at between 1,500 and 2,000. Conciliation Resources’ partner, Kargil Development Project (KDP), with sustained policy advocacy support and engagement from Conciliation Resources, has been engaging with Muslim religious leaders (the Ulema) in relation to the rights of half-widows, leading to a consensus statement on recognition of property rights for the half-widows. CR's work in Nigeria - both in the northeastern states of Borno and Yobe affected by the Boko Haram insurgency and the Plateau State affected by herder-farmer conflicts - has increased substantially during this period of Sida support. In Nigeria, CR together with local partners have established 25 Youth Peace Platforms (YPP). The youth-led groups focus on engaging at-risk and vulnerable young people, who are traditionally perceived as being the hardest to reach in society – often substance abusers, sex workers, orphans and victims or perpetrators of extreme violence. Through this network of 25 YPPs, young people are supported to rebuild their confidence, process the traumas of their past, analyse conflicts and voice their needs and concerns.  By showing their commitment for peace, these young people are beginning to challenge society’s negative stereotypes, and lay the foundations for greater trust and understanding between youth, their communities and officials.  GOAL 3 POLICY IS PRIORITISING CONFLICT PREVENTION AND PEACEBUILDING Leading a working group with the UK government, banks and NGOs, CR explored solutions to the impact of UK counter-terrorism legislation on the work of peacebuilders and humanitarian organisations. Through this, the group was successful in securing an exemption for humanitarian aid in the UK government counter-terrorism and border security legislation. Primarily with support from the UK, CR has established the Women Mediators across the Commonwealth network, which raised the profile of women mediators in international circles and contributed to the establishment of a Global Alliance of Regional Women Mediator Networks. Work on gender-sensitive conflict analysis has also been a key part of CR's work in the last few years.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52130038-5213003801 Sweden Conciliation Resources is an international NGO working with people in conflict to prevent violence and build peace. This contribution is for continued core support. Conciliation Resources är en internationell NGO som specialiserar sig på fredsbyggande. Organisationen har särskilt profilerat sig genom sitt stöd till medling och inkluderande fredsprocesser men arbetar även våldsförebyggande och med policyarbete. På senare år har organisationen byggt upp en särskild kompetens vad gäller jämställdhetsintegrering inom fredsbyggande. Verksamheten sker i bortåt ett tjugotal länder och territorier på flera kontinenter. Insatsen gäller fortsatt kärnstöd om 32,5 MSEK över fyra år 2016 - 2019. The contribution will support Conciliation Resources to implement its strategic plan during the period 2016 - 2019. According to this plan, Conciliation Resources will make significant and documented contributions to preventing and transforming violent conflicts and promoting peaceful and inclusive societies. Moreover, Conciliation Resources has updated their theory of change which is, in the short version, formulated as follows: "Conciliation Resources aims to develop an environment conducive to and supportive of locally-led peacebuilding (‘Peace Enablers’), in the belief that this will build a foundation for constructive formal and informal peace processes. Peacebuilding initiatives and processes that are both politically sensitive and inclusive will contribute to sustainable and transformative peace outcomes."   Sweden Conciliation Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Conciliation Resources Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5500000 11000000 0 0 -8000000 5500000 5500000 -8000000 8000000 8000000 8000000 5500000 0 -8000000 -8000000 8000000 0 16500000 Conciliation Resources 5500000 Conciliation Resources 5500000 Conciliation Resources 5500000 Conciliation Resources SE-0-SE-6-52130038-5213003804 Sweden Conciliation Resources is an international NGO working with people in conflict to prevent violence and build peace. This contribution is for continued core support. Conciliation Resources är en internationell NGO som specialiserar sig på fredsbyggande. Organisationen har särskilt profilerat sig genom sitt stöd till medling och inkluderande fredsprocesser men arbetar även våldsförebyggande och med policyarbete. På senare år har organisationen byggt upp en särskild kompetens vad gäller jämställdhetsintegrering inom fredsbyggande. Verksamheten sker i bortåt ett tjugotal länder och territorier på flera kontinenter. Insatsen gäller fortsatt kärnstöd om 32,5 MSEK över fyra år 2016 - 2019. The contribution will support Conciliation Resources to implement its strategic plan during the period 2016 - 2019. According to this plan, Conciliation Resources will make significant and documented contributions to preventing and transforming violent conflicts and promoting peaceful and inclusive societies. Moreover, Conciliation Resources has updated their theory of change which is, in the short version, formulated as follows: "Conciliation Resources aims to develop an environment conducive to and supportive of locally-led peacebuilding (‘Peace Enablers’), in the belief that this will build a foundation for constructive formal and informal peace processes. Peacebuilding initiatives and processes that are both politically sensitive and inclusive will contribute to sustainable and transformative peace outcomes."   Sweden Conciliation Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Conciliation Resources 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 4.4 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka det antal ungdomar och vuxna som har relevanta färdigheter, däribland tekniska färdigheter och yrkeskunnande, för sysselsättning, anständigt arbete och entreprenörskap. 4.4 - By 2030, substantially increase the number of youth and adults who have relevant skills, including technical and vocational skills, for employment, decent jobs and entrepreneurship. 4.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla studerande får de kunskaper och färdigheter som behövs för att främja en hållbar utveckling, bland annat genom utbildning för hållbar utveckling och hållbara livsstilar, mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, främjande av en kultur av fred, icke-våld och globalt medborgarskap samt värdesättande av kulturell mångfald och kulturens bidrag till hållbar utveckling. 4.7 - By 2030, ensure that all learners acquire the knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including, among others, through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture’s contribution to sustainable development. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 17000000 15000000 4000000 0 9000000 4000000 6000000 0 9000000 0 0 32000000 Conciliation Resources 4000000 Conciliation Resources 4000000 Conciliation Resources 9000000 Conciliation Resources 6000000 Conciliation Resources 9000000 Conciliation Resources Sustainable peace 2017-2022 Hållbar fred 2017-2022 Strengthened capacity to prevent armed conflict and support inclusive peacebuilding and statebuilding processes Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga väpnad konflikt och stödja inkluderande freds- och statsbyggandeprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened participation and influence of women and of youth in dialogue and peace processes Stärkt deltagande och inflytande av kvinnor och av unga inom dialog och fredsprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52130038-5213003805 Sweden Conciliation Resources is an international NGO working with people in conflict to prevent violence and build peace. This contribution is for continued core support. Conciliation Resources är en internationell NGO som specialiserar sig på fredsbyggande. Organisationen har särskilt profilerat sig genom sitt stöd till medling och inkluderande fredsprocesser men arbetar även våldsförebyggande och med policyarbete. På senare år har organisationen byggt upp en särskild kompetens vad gäller jämställdhetsintegrering inom fredsbyggande. Verksamheten sker i bortåt ett tjugotal länder och territorier på flera kontinenter. Insatsen gäller fortsatt kärnstöd om 32,5 MSEK över fyra år 2016 - 2019. The contribution will support Conciliation Resources to implement its strategic plan during the period 2016 - 2019. According to this plan, Conciliation Resources will make significant and documented contributions to preventing and transforming violent conflicts and promoting peaceful and inclusive societies. Moreover, Conciliation Resources has updated their theory of change which is, in the short version, formulated as follows: "Conciliation Resources aims to develop an environment conducive to and supportive of locally-led peacebuilding (‘Peace Enablers’), in the belief that this will build a foundation for constructive formal and informal peace processes. Peacebuilding initiatives and processes that are both politically sensitive and inclusive will contribute to sustainable and transformative peace outcomes."   Sweden Conciliation Resources Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Conciliation Resources Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 143000 0 143000 143000 Conciliation Resources 143000 Conciliation Resources Sustainable peace 2017-2022 Hållbar fred 2017-2022 Strengthened capacity to prevent armed conflict and support inclusive peacebuilding and statebuilding processes Stärkt kapacitet att förebygga väpnad konflikt och stödja inkluderande freds- och statsbyggandeprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened participation and influence of women and of youth in dialogue and peace processes Stärkt deltagande och inflytande av kvinnor och av unga inom dialog och fredsprocesser Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-52170040 Sweden The intervention is considered to deliver sustainable results that contributes to the Results strategy for Bangladesh has made significant progress in increasing access to improved drinking water in both urban and rural areas, and to all segments of the population. As a result of this, Bangladesh achieved the Millennium Development Goal 7c related to drinking water well before the end date in 2015 and currently 98% of the population enjoys access to a protected drinking water source (JMP, 2015). However, looking past the quality proxy of “improved water source” reveals that the water supply is undermined by quality issues and unreliable service provision (MICS 2009). According to the most recent Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey, MICS, only 35 % of households consume water which meets the Bangladesh standard for both arsenic and bacteriological contamination. WHO estimate that chronic arsenic exposure leads to 43 000 deaths annually having a significant economic impact on the country. Despite improvements in prevention and treatment of waterborne disease, 15% of post-neonatal deaths all 6% of all U5 deaths are currently due to diarrhea. Arsenic contamination of shallow wells has been a recognized problem since the 1990s but, despite large investments by donors and government, the result has only been a decrease in exposure of 1%, which actually translates into an increased number of affected people given the population growth during the same period. Several factors contribute to this limited success and water quality issues in general, but at the core lay weak regulation and accountability, poor information management, and a lack of capacity of government to coordinate and engage with small scale entrepreneurs in the water sector. The proposed programme will support the government of Bangladesh to lead, coordinate and facilitate the implementation and management of water safety frameworks and protocols. The long term development goal is universal access to safe and sustainable drinking water and the expected outcomes of the project are: 1. By 2020, roles and responsibilities for regulation, capacity building, service provision and water quality testing are assigned. 2. By 2020, harmonized systems and procedures are deployed by stakeholders for the delivery of arsenic and bacteriologically safe drinking water. 3. By 2020, evidence-based systems are used by accountable stakeholders in the health and drinking water sub-sectors. Det föreslagna programmet kommer att stödja Bangladesh regerings arbete med att leda, samordna och främja genomförandet och förvaltningen av ramverk och metoder för skydd av vatten. Det långsiktiga utvecklingsmålet är allmän tillgång till säkert och hållbart dricksvatten. De förväntade resultaten av projektet är: 1. År 2020 ska roller och ansvar för reglering, kapacitetsuppbyggnad, tillhandahållande av tjänster och provning av vattenkvalitet vara tilldelade. 2. År 2020 är harmoniserade system och metoder utplacerade av ansvariga aktörer för leverans av arseniksäkert och bakteriologiskt säkert dricksvatten. 3. År 2020 används evidensbaserade system av ansvariga aktörer inom delsektorerna hälsa och dricksvatten. The key outcomes and outputs of the project are: 1. By 2021, roles and responsibilities for regulation, capacity building, service provision and water quality testing are assigned 1.1 A government-led platform for adaptation and adoption of sub-sector wide scalable water safety models and protocols is established and functional 1.2 Drinking water safety policies and regulations are complied with and capacity of public/ private personnel developed to deliver safe water at-scale ' 2. By 2021, harmonized systems and procedures are deployed by stakeholders for the delivery of arsenic and bacteriologically safe drinking water 2.1 A government-led national performance-based monitoring and surveillance system for urban and rural drinking water safety is established and functional ' 2.2 A harmonized National Arsenic Mitigation Protocol and evidence-based model is adopted and implemented securing safe water rights 3. By 2021, evidence-based systems are used by accountable stakeholders in the health and drinking water sub-sectors 3.1 Arsenicosis case detection and management protocol is operationalized & evidence and database of arsenicosis patients established and strengthened 3.2 The integrated WASH National Monitoring and Evaluation System is established, populated and functional 4. By 2021, Rohingya and Host Communities in Ukhiya and Teknaf Upazilas under Coxs Bazar District have sustainable WASH services 4.1 The Behaviour of both host and Rohingya communities have been changed through safe sanitation and hygiene intervention change and safe sanitation 4.2 Rohingya and Host communities are trained on Water Safety Plan (WSP) and able to ensure their own access to safe water 4.3 GoB departments and stakeholders are strengthened to ensure sustainable WASH services for the target communities. Following the projects successes, the Government of Bangladesh decided to upscale this approach in a $240 million worth programme directed at rural water supply and has requested technical support from UNICEF to expand the well-developed arsenic safe union model to the new programme locations. Consequently, the Swedish Embassy in Bangladesh and UNICEF discussed and agreed to continue support in this area, with a shift of UNICEFs role to solely render technical assistance while leveraging huge GoB resources. This revised role will allow focus on quality assurance of the larger Government programme, capacity building and targeting the poorest and most vulnerable, ensuring a strong equity lens to the intervention. The current contribution will thus be further extended to allow the continuation of support to DPHE while building on previous achievements. In September 2021, Embassy of Sweden and UNICEF decided that the support of the Swedish Embassy to UNICEF would be provided under the thematic funding modality (pooled funds received against the programmes approved by the Executive Board, i.e the UNICEF Country Programme) instead of a dedicated proposal. Therefore, this bridging phase will cover the first year of UNICEFs Country Programme 2022-26 (January December 2022) with a special focus on water safety, while the larger 3-year broader thematic proposal based on the UNICEF Bangladesh WASH Programme Strategy Note 2022-26, is being drafted. Objectives 5 and 6 for the extended period. These objectives are from the technical support to the government initiative. 5. By 2022, the National Water Quality Monitoring & Surveillance System is strengthened with a mechanism for water quality monitoring and management and adapted/used for informed decision-making with quality compliance regulated through the development/ revision, and implementation of the standardized water safety and arsenic mitigation guidelines and protocols. 5.1 Access to quality water resources by communities through water service is regulated through the enforcement of quality guidelines and protocols. 5.2 Management information system for water quality for informed decision making is established and regularly updated and expanded. 6. By 2022, the poorest and most vulnerable communities in arsenic-affected unions have access to safe, sustainable and climate resilient water services and contribute to sustainably clean and safe environment. 6.1 An informed and all-inclusive consultative process is followed in defining an action plan for safe/arsenic-free water services in selected priority unions. 6.2 Safe/arsenic free water systems that are climate resilient and sustainable are in place to serve targeted population.   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Basic drinking water supply Water Supply & Sanitation Narrative report: The narrative report underscores significant achievements, spanning the project life: - Establishment of the Policy Support Branch for local governance and WASH coordination. - Development of the National Implementation Plan on Arsenic Mitigation (IPAM) in 2018. - Completion of the National MICS 2018-2019 and Water Quality Thematic Report 2021. - Creation of the Nationwide WASH Bottleneck Analysis Tools (WASH BAT) report. - Development and dissemination of National Operation and Maintenance (O&M) Guidelines. - Introduction of the ASMITAS digital tool, incorporating 50,000 datasets. - Installation of 82 monitoring wells across 11 upazillas. - Successful implementation of the 'Arsenic-Safe Union' model, benefiting over 361,975 people. - Climate-resilient water safety planning across 10 unions and two municipalities. - Comprehensive training on water safety, sanitation, hygiene, and safe drilling for communities, local drillers, and LGIs. Acknowledging the challenges faced during the project, including the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Flood, Cyclone Amphan, geological complexities, and an increase in unit cost, demonstrates a transparent assessment. The identified Lessons Learned and Opportunities provide constructive insights: - Recognition of ASMITAS app potential to revolutionize manual data management for transparency. - Urgent need for scaled-up nationwide groundwater monitoring using technological advancements. - Realization of the replicable potential of project-generated aquifer data. - Call for scaling-up the capacity-building program for local drillers, emphasizing registration. - Emphasis on the rehabilitation focus and effective integration of guidelines for O&M capacities. In conclusion, the project's commendable achievements and lessons learned offer valuable insights for future initiatives. The approval of the narrative report is granted, and further initiatives are recommended, emphasizing technology integration, sector collaboration, and addressing identified challenges for sustainable impact. Financial Report: During the reporting period from September 1, 2017, to June 30, 2023, UNICEF received SEK 114,911,003.35 from the Embassy of Sweden/Sida, equivalent to US$ 12,909,626.46 (system discrepancy states UINCEF receives SEK 115,000,000). As of December 20, 2023, cumulative expenditure is US$ 12,825,420.74, resulting in a balance of US$ 84,205.72, with US$ 47,773.82 allocated for obligated commitments. The remaining balance is US$ 36,431.90 (US$ 84,205.72 - US$ 47,773.82). This Donor Statement of Activity is uncertified, and the final certified financial statement is anticipated within 12 to 18 months after the project concludes on June 30, 2023. The certified financial statement will address any discrepancies in the Donor Statement of Activity. A decision regarding the remaining balancewhether it returns to the Embassy or is absorbed by UNICEFwill be made. In summary, the financial report is approved, pending the final audited report for expense justification. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52170040-5217004001 Sweden The intervention is considered to deliver sustainable results that contributes to the Results strategy for Bangladesh has made significant progress in increasing access to improved drinking water in both urban and rural areas, and to all segments of the population. As a result of this, Bangladesh achieved the Millennium Development Goal 7c related to drinking water well before the end date in 2015 and currently 98% of the population enjoys access to a protected drinking water source (JMP, 2015). However, looking past the quality proxy of “improved water source” reveals that the water supply is undermined by quality issues and unreliable service provision (MICS 2009). According to the most recent Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey, MICS, only 35 % of households consume water which meets the Bangladesh standard for both arsenic and bacteriological contamination. WHO estimate that chronic arsenic exposure leads to 43 000 deaths annually having a significant economic impact on the country. Despite improvements in prevention and treatment of waterborne disease, 15% of post-neonatal deaths all 6% of all U5 deaths are currently due to diarrhea. Arsenic contamination of shallow wells has been a recognized problem since the 1990s but, despite large investments by donors and government, the result has only been a decrease in exposure of 1%, which actually translates into an increased number of affected people given the population growth during the same period. Several factors contribute to this limited success and water quality issues in general, but at the core lay weak regulation and accountability, poor information management, and a lack of capacity of government to coordinate and engage with small scale entrepreneurs in the water sector. The proposed programme will support the government of Bangladesh to lead, coordinate and facilitate the implementation and management of water safety frameworks and protocols. The long term development goal is universal access to safe and sustainable drinking water and the expected outcomes of the project are: 1. By 2020, roles and responsibilities for regulation, capacity building, service provision and water quality testing are assigned. 2. By 2020, harmonized systems and procedures are deployed by stakeholders for the delivery of arsenic and bacteriologically safe drinking water. 3. By 2020, evidence-based systems are used by accountable stakeholders in the health and drinking water sub-sectors. Det föreslagna programmet kommer att stödja Bangladesh regerings arbete med att leda, samordna och främja genomförandet och förvaltningen av ramverk och metoder för skydd av vatten. Det långsiktiga utvecklingsmålet är allmän tillgång till säkert och hållbart dricksvatten. De förväntade resultaten av projektet är: 1. År 2020 ska roller och ansvar för reglering, kapacitetsuppbyggnad, tillhandahållande av tjänster och provning av vattenkvalitet vara tilldelade. 2. År 2020 är harmoniserade system och metoder utplacerade av ansvariga aktörer för leverans av arseniksäkert och bakteriologiskt säkert dricksvatten. 3. År 2020 används evidensbaserade system av ansvariga aktörer inom delsektorerna hälsa och dricksvatten. The key outcomes and outputs of the project are: 1. By 2021, roles and responsibilities for regulation, capacity building, service provision and water quality testing are assigned 1.1 A government-led platform for adaptation and adoption of sub-sector wide scalable water safety models and protocols is established and functional 1.2 Drinking water safety policies and regulations are complied with and capacity of public/ private personnel developed to deliver safe water at-scale ' 2. By 2021, harmonized systems and procedures are deployed by stakeholders for the delivery of arsenic and bacteriologically safe drinking water 2.1 A government-led national performance-based monitoring and surveillance system for urban and rural drinking water safety is established and functional ' 2.2 A harmonized National Arsenic Mitigation Protocol and evidence-based model is adopted and implemented securing safe water rights 3. By 2021, evidence-based systems are used by accountable stakeholders in the health and drinking water sub-sectors 3.1 Arsenicosis case detection and management protocol is operationalized & evidence and database of arsenicosis patients established and strengthened 3.2 The integrated WASH National Monitoring and Evaluation System is established, populated and functional 4. By 2021, Rohingya and Host Communities in Ukhiya and Teknaf Upazilas under Coxs Bazar District have sustainable WASH services 4.1 The Behaviour of both host and Rohingya communities have been changed through safe sanitation and hygiene intervention change and safe sanitation 4.2 Rohingya and Host communities are trained on Water Safety Plan (WSP) and able to ensure their own access to safe water 4.3 GoB departments and stakeholders are strengthened to ensure sustainable WASH services for the target communities. Following the projects successes, the Government of Bangladesh decided to upscale this approach in a $240 million worth programme directed at rural water supply and has requested technical support from UNICEF to expand the well-developed arsenic safe union model to the new programme locations. Consequently, the Swedish Embassy in Bangladesh and UNICEF discussed and agreed to continue support in this area, with a shift of UNICEFs role to solely render technical assistance while leveraging huge GoB resources. This revised role will allow focus on quality assurance of the larger Government programme, capacity building and targeting the poorest and most vulnerable, ensuring a strong equity lens to the intervention. The current contribution will thus be further extended to allow the continuation of support to DPHE while building on previous achievements. In September 2021, Embassy of Sweden and UNICEF decided that the support of the Swedish Embassy to UNICEF would be provided under the thematic funding modality (pooled funds received against the programmes approved by the Executive Board, i.e the UNICEF Country Programme) instead of a dedicated proposal. Therefore, this bridging phase will cover the first year of UNICEFs Country Programme 2022-26 (January December 2022) with a special focus on water safety, while the larger 3-year broader thematic proposal based on the UNICEF Bangladesh WASH Programme Strategy Note 2022-26, is being drafted. Objectives 5 and 6 for the extended period. These objectives are from the technical support to the government initiative. 5. By 2022, the National Water Quality Monitoring & Surveillance System is strengthened with a mechanism for water quality monitoring and management and adapted/used for informed decision-making with quality compliance regulated through the development/ revision, and implementation of the standardized water safety and arsenic mitigation guidelines and protocols. 5.1 Access to quality water resources by communities through water service is regulated through the enforcement of quality guidelines and protocols. 5.2 Management information system for water quality for informed decision making is established and regularly updated and expanded. 6. By 2022, the poorest and most vulnerable communities in arsenic-affected unions have access to safe, sustainable and climate resilient water services and contribute to sustainably clean and safe environment. 6.1 An informed and all-inclusive consultative process is followed in defining an action plan for safe/arsenic-free water services in selected priority unions. 6.2 Safe/arsenic free water systems that are climate resilient and sustainable are in place to serve targeted population.   Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 12500000 25000000 5000000 6500000 0 12500000 12500000 20000000 10000000 0 -10000000 -12500000 0 5000000 0 -12500000 0 0 12500000 0 0 0 10000000 0 5000000 -10000000 0 0 0 6500000 49000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 12500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 5000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 20000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 5000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 6500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Strengthened institutional capacity among authorities and other actors to better manage water resources in particularly neglected and vulnerable areas Ökad institutionell kapacitet hos myndigheter och andra aktörer att bättre förvalta vattenresurser i särskilt eftersatta och utsatta områden Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Better access to sustainable and resilient community water, sanitation and hygiene services Bättre tillgång till hållbara och motståndskraftiga samhällstjänster för vatten, sanitet och hygien Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-52170040-5217004003 Sweden The intervention is considered to deliver sustainable results that contributes to the Results strategy for Bangladesh has made significant progress in increasing access to improved drinking water in both urban and rural areas, and to all segments of the population. As a result of this, Bangladesh achieved the Millennium Development Goal 7c related to drinking water well before the end date in 2015 and currently 98% of the population enjoys access to a protected drinking water source (JMP, 2015). However, looking past the quality proxy of “improved water source” reveals that the water supply is undermined by quality issues and unreliable service provision (MICS 2009). According to the most recent Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey, MICS, only 35 % of households consume water which meets the Bangladesh standard for both arsenic and bacteriological contamination. WHO estimate that chronic arsenic exposure leads to 43 000 deaths annually having a significant economic impact on the country. Despite improvements in prevention and treatment of waterborne disease, 15% of post-neonatal deaths all 6% of all U5 deaths are currently due to diarrhea. Arsenic contamination of shallow wells has been a recognized problem since the 1990s but, despite large investments by donors and government, the result has only been a decrease in exposure of 1%, which actually translates into an increased number of affected people given the population growth during the same period. Several factors contribute to this limited success and water quality issues in general, but at the core lay weak regulation and accountability, poor information management, and a lack of capacity of government to coordinate and engage with small scale entrepreneurs in the water sector. The proposed programme will support the government of Bangladesh to lead, coordinate and facilitate the implementation and management of water safety frameworks and protocols. The long term development goal is universal access to safe and sustainable drinking water and the expected outcomes of the project are: 1. By 2020, roles and responsibilities for regulation, capacity building, service provision and water quality testing are assigned. 2. By 2020, harmonized systems and procedures are deployed by stakeholders for the delivery of arsenic and bacteriologically safe drinking water. 3. By 2020, evidence-based systems are used by accountable stakeholders in the health and drinking water sub-sectors. Det föreslagna programmet kommer att stödja Bangladesh regerings arbete med att leda, samordna och främja genomförandet och förvaltningen av ramverk och metoder för skydd av vatten. Det långsiktiga utvecklingsmålet är allmän tillgång till säkert och hållbart dricksvatten. De förväntade resultaten av projektet är: 1. År 2020 ska roller och ansvar för reglering, kapacitetsuppbyggnad, tillhandahållande av tjänster och provning av vattenkvalitet vara tilldelade. 2. År 2020 är harmoniserade system och metoder utplacerade av ansvariga aktörer för leverans av arseniksäkert och bakteriologiskt säkert dricksvatten. 3. År 2020 används evidensbaserade system av ansvariga aktörer inom delsektorerna hälsa och dricksvatten. The key outcomes and outputs of the project are: 1. By 2021, roles and responsibilities for regulation, capacity building, service provision and water quality testing are assigned 1.1 A government-led platform for adaptation and adoption of sub-sector wide scalable water safety models and protocols is established and functional 1.2 Drinking water safety policies and regulations are complied with and capacity of public/ private personnel developed to deliver safe water at-scale ' 2. By 2021, harmonized systems and procedures are deployed by stakeholders for the delivery of arsenic and bacteriologically safe drinking water 2.1 A government-led national performance-based monitoring and surveillance system for urban and rural drinking water safety is established and functional ' 2.2 A harmonized National Arsenic Mitigation Protocol and evidence-based model is adopted and implemented securing safe water rights 3. By 2021, evidence-based systems are used by accountable stakeholders in the health and drinking water sub-sectors 3.1 Arsenicosis case detection and management protocol is operationalized & evidence and database of arsenicosis patients established and strengthened 3.2 The integrated WASH National Monitoring and Evaluation System is established, populated and functional 4. By 2021, Rohingya and Host Communities in Ukhiya and Teknaf Upazilas under Coxs Bazar District have sustainable WASH services 4.1 The Behaviour of both host and Rohingya communities have been changed through safe sanitation and hygiene intervention change and safe sanitation 4.2 Rohingya and Host communities are trained on Water Safety Plan (WSP) and able to ensure their own access to safe water 4.3 GoB departments and stakeholders are strengthened to ensure sustainable WASH services for the target communities. Following the projects successes, the Government of Bangladesh decided to upscale this approach in a $240 million worth programme directed at rural water supply and has requested technical support from UNICEF to expand the well-developed arsenic safe union model to the new programme locations. Consequently, the Swedish Embassy in Bangladesh and UNICEF discussed and agreed to continue support in this area, with a shift of UNICEFs role to solely render technical assistance while leveraging huge GoB resources. This revised role will allow focus on quality assurance of the larger Government programme, capacity building and targeting the poorest and most vulnerable, ensuring a strong equity lens to the intervention. The current contribution will thus be further extended to allow the continuation of support to DPHE while building on previous achievements. In September 2021, Embassy of Sweden and UNICEF decided that the support of the Swedish Embassy to UNICEF would be provided under the thematic funding modality (pooled funds received against the programmes approved by the Executive Board, i.e the UNICEF Country Programme) instead of a dedicated proposal. Therefore, this bridging phase will cover the first year of UNICEFs Country Programme 2022-26 (January December 2022) with a special focus on water safety, while the larger 3-year broader thematic proposal based on the UNICEF Bangladesh WASH Programme Strategy Note 2022-26, is being drafted. Objectives 5 and 6 for the extended period. These objectives are from the technical support to the government initiative. 5. By 2022, the National Water Quality Monitoring & Surveillance System is strengthened with a mechanism for water quality monitoring and management and adapted/used for informed decision-making with quality compliance regulated through the development/ revision, and implementation of the standardized water safety and arsenic mitigation guidelines and protocols. 5.1 Access to quality water resources by communities through water service is regulated through the enforcement of quality guidelines and protocols. 5.2 Management information system for water quality for informed decision making is established and regularly updated and expanded. 6. By 2022, the poorest and most vulnerable communities in arsenic-affected unions have access to safe, sustainable and climate resilient water services and contribute to sustainably clean and safe environment. 6.1 An informed and all-inclusive consultative process is followed in defining an action plan for safe/arsenic-free water services in selected priority unions. 6.2 Safe/arsenic free water systems that are climate resilient and sustainable are in place to serve targeted population.   Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20500000 15000000 9500000 0 15000000 0 0 20500000 9500000 0 45000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 20500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 15000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 9500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Bangladesh 2014-2020 Bangladesh 2014-2020 Focus on vulnerable groups in refugee areas, among host communities and rohingy refugees, especially women and children Fokus på sårbara grupper i flyktingmottagande områden, bland värdsamhällen och rohingyaflyktingar, särskilt kvinnor och barn Strengthening synergies between aid and migration policies Stärkta synergier mellan bistånds- och migrationspolitiken SE-0-SE-6-52170040-5217004005 Sweden The intervention is considered to deliver sustainable results that contributes to the Results strategy for Bangladesh has made significant progress in increasing access to improved drinking water in both urban and rural areas, and to all segments of the population. As a result of this, Bangladesh achieved the Millennium Development Goal 7c related to drinking water well before the end date in 2015 and currently 98% of the population enjoys access to a protected drinking water source (JMP, 2015). However, looking past the quality proxy of “improved water source” reveals that the water supply is undermined by quality issues and unreliable service provision (MICS 2009). According to the most recent Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey, MICS, only 35 % of households consume water which meets the Bangladesh standard for both arsenic and bacteriological contamination. WHO estimate that chronic arsenic exposure leads to 43 000 deaths annually having a significant economic impact on the country. Despite improvements in prevention and treatment of waterborne disease, 15% of post-neonatal deaths all 6% of all U5 deaths are currently due to diarrhea. Arsenic contamination of shallow wells has been a recognized problem since the 1990s but, despite large investments by donors and government, the result has only been a decrease in exposure of 1%, which actually translates into an increased number of affected people given the population growth during the same period. Several factors contribute to this limited success and water quality issues in general, but at the core lay weak regulation and accountability, poor information management, and a lack of capacity of government to coordinate and engage with small scale entrepreneurs in the water sector. The proposed programme will support the government of Bangladesh to lead, coordinate and facilitate the implementation and management of water safety frameworks and protocols. The long term development goal is universal access to safe and sustainable drinking water and the expected outcomes of the project are: 1. By 2020, roles and responsibilities for regulation, capacity building, service provision and water quality testing are assigned. 2. By 2020, harmonized systems and procedures are deployed by stakeholders for the delivery of arsenic and bacteriologically safe drinking water. 3. By 2020, evidence-based systems are used by accountable stakeholders in the health and drinking water sub-sectors. Det föreslagna programmet kommer att stödja Bangladesh regerings arbete med att leda, samordna och främja genomförandet och förvaltningen av ramverk och metoder för skydd av vatten. Det långsiktiga utvecklingsmålet är allmän tillgång till säkert och hållbart dricksvatten. De förväntade resultaten av projektet är: 1. År 2020 ska roller och ansvar för reglering, kapacitetsuppbyggnad, tillhandahållande av tjänster och provning av vattenkvalitet vara tilldelade. 2. År 2020 är harmoniserade system och metoder utplacerade av ansvariga aktörer för leverans av arseniksäkert och bakteriologiskt säkert dricksvatten. 3. År 2020 används evidensbaserade system av ansvariga aktörer inom delsektorerna hälsa och dricksvatten. The key outcomes and outputs of the project are: 1. By 2021, roles and responsibilities for regulation, capacity building, service provision and water quality testing are assigned 1.1 A government-led platform for adaptation and adoption of sub-sector wide scalable water safety models and protocols is established and functional 1.2 Drinking water safety policies and regulations are complied with and capacity of public/ private personnel developed to deliver safe water at-scale ' 2. By 2021, harmonized systems and procedures are deployed by stakeholders for the delivery of arsenic and bacteriologically safe drinking water 2.1 A government-led national performance-based monitoring and surveillance system for urban and rural drinking water safety is established and functional ' 2.2 A harmonized National Arsenic Mitigation Protocol and evidence-based model is adopted and implemented securing safe water rights 3. By 2021, evidence-based systems are used by accountable stakeholders in the health and drinking water sub-sectors 3.1 Arsenicosis case detection and management protocol is operationalized & evidence and database of arsenicosis patients established and strengthened 3.2 The integrated WASH National Monitoring and Evaluation System is established, populated and functional 4. By 2021, Rohingya and Host Communities in Ukhiya and Teknaf Upazilas under Coxs Bazar District have sustainable WASH services 4.1 The Behaviour of both host and Rohingya communities have been changed through safe sanitation and hygiene intervention change and safe sanitation 4.2 Rohingya and Host communities are trained on Water Safety Plan (WSP) and able to ensure their own access to safe water 4.3 GoB departments and stakeholders are strengthened to ensure sustainable WASH services for the target communities. Following the projects successes, the Government of Bangladesh decided to upscale this approach in a $240 million worth programme directed at rural water supply and has requested technical support from UNICEF to expand the well-developed arsenic safe union model to the new programme locations. Consequently, the Swedish Embassy in Bangladesh and UNICEF discussed and agreed to continue support in this area, with a shift of UNICEFs role to solely render technical assistance while leveraging huge GoB resources. This revised role will allow focus on quality assurance of the larger Government programme, capacity building and targeting the poorest and most vulnerable, ensuring a strong equity lens to the intervention. The current contribution will thus be further extended to allow the continuation of support to DPHE while building on previous achievements. In September 2021, Embassy of Sweden and UNICEF decided that the support of the Swedish Embassy to UNICEF would be provided under the thematic funding modality (pooled funds received against the programmes approved by the Executive Board, i.e the UNICEF Country Programme) instead of a dedicated proposal. Therefore, this bridging phase will cover the first year of UNICEFs Country Programme 2022-26 (January December 2022) with a special focus on water safety, while the larger 3-year broader thematic proposal based on the UNICEF Bangladesh WASH Programme Strategy Note 2022-26, is being drafted. Objectives 5 and 6 for the extended period. These objectives are from the technical support to the government initiative. 5. By 2022, the National Water Quality Monitoring & Surveillance System is strengthened with a mechanism for water quality monitoring and management and adapted/used for informed decision-making with quality compliance regulated through the development/ revision, and implementation of the standardized water safety and arsenic mitigation guidelines and protocols. 5.1 Access to quality water resources by communities through water service is regulated through the enforcement of quality guidelines and protocols. 5.2 Management information system for water quality for informed decision making is established and regularly updated and expanded. 6. By 2022, the poorest and most vulnerable communities in arsenic-affected unions have access to safe, sustainable and climate resilient water services and contribute to sustainably clean and safe environment. 6.1 An informed and all-inclusive consultative process is followed in defining an action plan for safe/arsenic-free water services in selected priority unions. 6.2 Safe/arsenic free water systems that are climate resilient and sustainable are in place to serve targeted population.   Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 21000000 0 0 3000000 0 18000000 21000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 3000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 18000000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Bangladesh 2021-2025 Bangladesh 2021-2025 Improved conditions for reduced environmental impact and sustainable use of natural resources. Stärkta förutsättningar för minskad miljöpåverkan och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-52190016 Sweden ICIMOD has applied for support from Sida amounting to 150 000 000 SEK for implementation of ICIMOD's operations in the Hindu Kush Himalayan region, according to the plan "Medium Term Action Plan, 2018-2022". ICIMOD is an intergovernmental organization which through regional cooperation generates and shares knowledge to promote sustainble development in the region. The organization's member countries are Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, India, Myanmar, Nepal and Pakistan. The ICIMOD's programs contribute to reduced poverty, reduced physical and social vulnerability and improvement of ecosystem services for men, women and children in the region. The Swedish contribution is given as overall program support in order to harmonize the support as far as possible for the effective implementation of the five-year plan. Program support includes support for regional programs, - innovation and integration as well as institutional functions. Planned strategic results are: - Dissemination of innovations and practices developed by ICIMOD and partners for adaptation to changes that result in positive results for men, women and children. E.g.: flood early warning systems and climate change adapted value chains. - Significant progress in the generation and use of relevant data, knowledge and analysis. E.g.: Measure, monitor and manage air pollution levels. - Significant progress in approaches and knowledge supporting gender equality and inclusive development. E.g.: Strengthen women's capacity and leadership roles in agriculture and local decision making bodies. - Significant progress in human and institutional capacity. E.g.: Strengthen the member countries' environmental management authorities. - Significantly affected policies through ICIMOD and partner organizations work. E.g.: contribute to improved environmental legislation in the region. - Strengthened regional cooperation related to sustainable development in mountain areas. E.g.: promote technical exchange between countries and joint management of transboundary natural resources. - Global awareness of the importance of mountain areas for improved and resilient living conditions and ecosystems. E.g.: influence at the global climate negotiations. The Swedish contribution will fund the completion of the current phase in 2017 and a broad program support for ICIMOD's five-year plan 2018-2022. Funding of the new five-year plan is planned with support from 8 donors where Sweden is included. In addition, smaller amounts will be provided from the eight member states. ICIMOD retains approximately 70% of the budget for regional programs and transmits about 30% to partner organizations. Sweden is a longstanding cooperation partner of ICIMOD, and Sweden has during the period 2012-2016 financed two of ICIMOD's initiatives, the climate change adaptation initiative HICAP and the Atmosphere initiative. ICIMOD performs annual audits of third party organizations that receive funds exceeding SEK 505,000. The environmental economics network SANDEE, which has for 15 years been supported with good results under Sweden's Strategy for Research Cooperation, will from 2017 be integrated into ICIMOD and take part of Sweden's new programme support to ICIMOD. SANDEE's results will continue to contribute to the Research Strategy. Sweden will also separately finance a Bilateral Associate Expert (BAE) position at ICIMOD, in the field of water and climate adaptation. ICIMOD har ansökt om stöd från Sida uppgående till 150 MSEK för genomförande av ICIMOD:s program i regionen Hindu Kush Himalaya enligt planen "Medium Term Action Plan, 2018-2022". ICIMOD är en mellanstatlig organisation som genom regionalt samarbete utvecklar och delar kunskap för att främja hållbar utveckling i regionen. Organisationens medlemsländer är Afganistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Kina, Indien, Myanmar, Nepal och Pakistan. ICIMOD:s program bidrar till minskad fattigdom, minskad fysisk och social sårbarhet samt förbättring av ekosysemtjänster för män, kvinnor och barn i regionen. Det svenska bidraget ges som ett programstöd i syfte att harmoniera stödet så långt möjligt för ett effektivt genomförande av femårsplanen. Programstödet innefattar stöd till regionala program, innovation och integration samt till institutionella funktioner. Det svenska stödet samfinansieras med andra givare. Planerade strategiska resultat är: - Spridning av innovationer och praxis som utvecklats av ICIMOD och partners för anpassning till förändringar som leder till positiva resultat för män, kvinnor och barn. T ex översvämningsvarningssystem och klimatanpassade värdekedjor. - Betydande framsteg i generering och användning av relevant data, kunskap och analys. T ex mäta, bevaka och hantera luftföroreningsnivåer. - Betydande framsteg i tillvägagångssätt och kunskap som stödjer jämställdhet och inkluderande utveckling. T ex stärka kvinnors kapacitet och ledarskapsroller inom jordbruk och lokala beslutsfattande institutioner. - Betydande framsteg i mänsklig- och institutionell kapacitet. T ex stärka medlemsländernas miljöförvaltning. - Betydligt påverkade policyer genom ICIMOD och partnerorganisationers arbete. T ex bidra till förbättrad miljölagstiftning i regionen. - Förstärkt regionalt samarbete relaterat till hållbar utveckling i bergsområden. T ex främja tekniskt kunskapsutbyte mellan länder och gemensam förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser. - Global kännedom om det aktuella bergsområdets (Hindu Kush Himalaya) betydelse för förbättrade och resilienta livsvillkor och ekosystem. T ex få genomslag i de globala klimatförhandlingarna. Det svenska bidraget ska finansiera slutförande av den pågående fasen under 2017 samt ett brett programstöd för ICIMOD:s femårsplan 2018-2022. Finansiering av den nya femårsplanen planeras ske med stöd från 8 givare där Sverige ingår. Dessutom kommer mindre belopp att tillhandahållas från de åtta medlemsländerna. ICIMOD behåller ca 70 % av budgeten för de regionala programmen och vidareförmedlar ca 30 % till partnerorganisationer. Sverige har samarbetat med ICIMOD under lång tid och har under perioden 2012-2016 finansierat två av ICIMOD:s initiativ: Atmosfärinitiativet samt klimatanpassningsinitiativet HICAP. ICIMOD ska enligt enligt föreslagna avtalsvillkor inkomma med årlig revision av tredje parts organisationer som får medel överstigande 505 000 SEK. Avtalsutkast har tagits fram i nära samarbete med JUR. Det miljöekonomiska forskningsnätverket SANDEE, som under 15 år med goda resultat stötts genom Sveriges Strategi för Forskningssamarbete, integreras från 2017 med ICIMOD och får härefter del av programstödet till organisationen. På så sätt kan synergier mellan forskning och regional utvecklingssamarbete nyttjas. Resultat kan även fortsättningsvis rapporteras på och bidra till Forskningsstrategin. Vid sidan om, men kopplat till detta stöd, kommer Sverige också att finansiera en Biträdande Bilateral Expert (BBE) till ICIMOD, inom området vatten och klimatanpassning. Beredningen är skriven på engelska eftersom nationell handläggare bidragit i beredningarbetet och kommer att delta i uppföljning av insatsen. ICIMOD has seven strategic results guiding their work and outlined in their Strategy and Results Framework; 1) Widespread adoption of innovation and practices developed by ICIMOD and partners to adapt to change, leading to positive impacts for women, men and children. 2) Significant advances in the generation and use of relevant data, knowledge and analysis. 3) Significant advances made in approaches and knowledge that promote gender equality and inclusive development. 4) Significantly developed human and institutional capacity. 5) Policies considerably influenced by the work of ICIMOD and its partners. 6) Enhanced regional cooperation related to sustainable mountain development. 7) Global recognition of the importance of mountains to ensure improved and resilient livelihoods and ecosystems. There are six regional programmes with specific outcomes; 1) Adaptation and Resilience Building 2) Transboundary Landscapes 3) River Basins and Cryosphere 4) Atmosphere 5) Mountain Environment and Regional Information Systems 6) Mountain Knowledge and Action Networks Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Bhutan India Nepal Pakistan Asia, regional Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection Overall the Embassy found that ICIMOD has made a lot of progress during the period of the contribution. It needs to be acknowledged that the COVID pandemic generated many challenges and difficulties, but that it was positive that ICIMOD still managed to conduct so much work e.g. by shifting to virtual meetings and training. The Embassy finds it evident that ICIMOD is a leading institution, both regionally and globally, when it comes to mountain development. Examples of results include: * ICIMOD's Regional Program on Adaptation and Resilience Building worked closely with regional member country partners on different innovative interventions, including nature-based resilient mountain solutions, resilient entrepreneurship, and clean energy. This resulted in direct benefits to over 14,000 people (50% women) and reaching over 100,000 people in the Hindu Kush Himalaya through scaling efforts. ICIMOD also benefited over 4,000 people (50% women) directly and an estimated 100,000 people indirectly through their inclusive and gender-responsive springshed management practices in their regional member countries. * ICIMOD's Regional Program on Transboundary Landscapes worked to promote conservation and sustainable use of natural resources in e.g. in the transboundary areas of India, Bhutan and Nepal under their Kanchenjunga Landscape Conservation and Development Initiative. Sustainable tourism concepts and approaches have been adopted, and ICIMOD managed to leverage substantial project resources from national resources to replicate cooperative tourism in the Kangchenjunga area: Bhutan (USD 200,000), India (USD 200,000), and Nepal (USD 20,000) directly benefiting 14,637 people (women 40%). Similarly, the concept and practices of rural tourism were taken to scale by conceptualizing circuit tourism in the Hindu Kush Karakoram Pamir Landscape and through media promotion. A total of 107 homestays (70 in Bhutan, 18 in India, and 19 in Nepal) directly benefited from homestay pilots. Homestays are primarily managed by women as family-run businesses engaging young family members as employees. * ICIMOD's Regional Program on River Basins and Cryosphere successfully pilot tested flood early warning systems and innovative approaches for agriculture water, energy, hazards, and springshed water management. ICIMOD strategically facilitated the scaling up/out of their innovations, approaches, and practices. For instance, in Pakistan ICIMOD worked together with the Gilgit-Baltistan Disaster Management Authority and initially piloted their approach for Community Based Flood Early Warning Systems in selected sites vulnerable to floods in four districts. These early warning systems saved precious lives and livestock. The authority has further integrated ICIMOD's early warning approach into their Green Climate Fund (GCF) funded programme to scale-up of glacial lake outburst flood risk reduction in Northern Pakistan. This programme is installing 50 weather-monitoring stations and 408 river discharge gauges/sensors enabling targeted vulnerable communities to receive and respond to early warnings. Pakistan's National Disaster Risk Management Fund Pakistan and the Aga Khan Agency for Habitat have also replicated ICIMOD's early warning approaches. Similar work has also been done in India and Nepal, where flood early warning was provided to more than 7,900 homes in Nepal and 12,500 homes in India. In both countries, these systems helped saving precious lives and livestock. Local governments in Nepal have since set up a basket fund for further community based early warning systems, and Save the Children, Oxfam as well as the Bihar Water Resources Department are replicating ICIMOD systems using their own funds, increasing the outreach manifolds. * ICIMOD's Regional Program on Atmosphere managed to contribute to climate mitigation by minimizing emissions from brick kilns in Nepal and Pakistan. This was done e.g. by introducing and scaling up the so called "zig-zag technology" of brick production, and by using LPG and pellets as an alternative fuel to replace coal. As a result, approximately 50% of the brick kilns in Nepal and 95% in Punjab, Pakistan converted to zig-zag technology, and most of these brick kilns use LPG for initial firing. Further, brick kilns in Nepal have started pellet manufacturing and application as an alternative to coal. ICIMOD's efforts contributing to reduce approximately 1.6 million tons of CO2 annually in Nepal and Pakistan. * During MTAP IV, ICIMOD published 382 peer-reviewed publications, which is an average of 76 publications per year. ICIMOD advanced the generation and use of relevant data, knowledge, and analysis, including their 2019 landmark publication "the Hindu Kush Himalaya Assessment". This was the first comprehensive assessment comprising important scientific research on the social, economic, and environmental pillars of sustainable mountain development. Utilizing the science generated over MTAP IV, many of ICIMOD's senior staff, including several SANDEE alumni, contributed to important global assessments done by e.g. the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services, ensuring that HKH mountain perspectives, knowledge, and voices were included. This also contributed to global recognition of the importance of mountains to ensure improved, resilient livelihoods and ecosystems. * During the MTAP IV period, ICIMOD developed and implemented gender action plans across their regional programmes that facilitated targeted interventions empowering women and raising awareness about structural inequalities that often go unnoticed. Their gender action plans also helped them to strategically link gender integrated and gender-focused work with our regional programmes and initiatives, mainly focusing on increased participation and enhanced capacity of women. One such example is the way ICIMOD addressed challenges associated with the extremely low representation of women in the Earth Observation and Geographical Information Systems workforce in the Hindu Kush Himalaya region. They conducted a series of training programmes exclusively targeting young and emerging women professionals. Altogether, they developed a critical mass of 822 women professionals in remote sensing who are now delivering technical services at their respective organisations. * During MTAP IV, ICIMOD made significant investments in enhancing human and institutional capacity of their partner organisations in the regional member countries to support scaling up/out of their mountain development efforts in the HKH region. ICIMOD successfully maintained their long-term partner relations with key organisations in the regional member countries, working in close partnership in a very hands-on and demand-driven capacity development manner. They co-developed solutions with partners and built institutional capacities in different disciplines relevant to sustainable development in mountain areas. Over MTAP IV, ICIMOD organised 235 capacity-building events reaching 5,478 professionals (33% of whom were women) from the Hindu Kush Himalaya region. They also conducted extensive capacity strengthening trainings on partnering approaches internally for their own staff and externally for staff from partner institutions. A total of 982 professionals (29% of whom were women) attended these trainings. * During the period ICIMOD worked to create and further strengthen the interface between science-based evidence and policy and practice, through which they tried to influence policies and decision-making processes for improved livelihoods, reduced social and physical vulnerabilities, and improved ecosystems in the Hindu Kush Himalaya region. Some of the policies influenced include; a frameworks to strengthen the entrepreneurship adopted by the Government of Nepal, the National Energy Policy in India, Ecotourism Policies in Bhutan, Nepal and India, Bhutans road map for organic agriculture, the new Forest Bill in Nepal, the revised Disaster Risk Management Plan in Gilgit-Baltistan (Pakistan), regulations on waste segregation at source and banned plastic bags in Kathmandu (Nepal), the Pakistani ban on construction of traditional brick kilns, etc. * ICIMOD's regional science-policy forums and knowledge exchange, data-sharing networks and platforms contribute significantly to bring together their regional member country partners for exchanging knowledge and experiences. This fosters transboundary collaboration on scientific issues and challenges of common interest pertaining to sustainable mountain development. One example includes the Two Punjabs-One Atmosphere-initiative that brought together researchers, practitioners and experts from diverse sectors and disciplines air quality monitoring, health, gender equality and social inclusion, livelihoods, knowledge management and communication, as well as those working on brick kilns, open burning and transport sectors, and regional pollution issues like smog and fog to share their knowledge and experience on air pollution in the Greater Punjab. As these actors from India and Pakistan rarely get to meet, this initiative brought a unique opportunity for cross-boarder contacts, interaction and learning. * During MTAP IV ICIMODs leadership changed hands from David Molden, with Pema Gyamtsho assuming the role of Director General in October 2020. This change, taking place during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, did not allow for an in-person handing and taking over of responsibilities. Likewise, the tenure of the former Deputy Director General Eklabya Sharma ended in November 2022, with Izabella Koziell succeeding him in May 2021. The new leadership had to cope with the challenges posed by the pandemic while ensuring that the centre remained functional. The adoption of an online working modality enabled the centre to carry out most of its knowledge generation and capacity-building activities but significantly hampered its field activities. Despite these challenges the ICIMOD team managed to develop their new 2030 Strategy and their mid-term action plan IV (202326), in a consultative and participatory manner. The organisation also conducted a gender audit, adopted an Anti-Sexual Harassment Policy at the workplace, continued to work to ensure gender balance in their workforce e.g. by recruiting more women in senior positions. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-52190016-5219001601 Sweden ICIMOD has applied for support from Sida amounting to 150 000 000 SEK for implementation of ICIMOD's operations in the Hindu Kush Himalayan region, according to the plan "Medium Term Action Plan, 2018-2022". ICIMOD is an intergovernmental organization which through regional cooperation generates and shares knowledge to promote sustainble development in the region. The organization's member countries are Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, India, Myanmar, Nepal and Pakistan. The ICIMOD's programs contribute to reduced poverty, reduced physical and social vulnerability and improvement of ecosystem services for men, women and children in the region. The Swedish contribution is given as overall program support in order to harmonize the support as far as possible for the effective implementation of the five-year plan. Program support includes support for regional programs, - innovation and integration as well as institutional functions. Planned strategic results are: - Dissemination of innovations and practices developed by ICIMOD and partners for adaptation to changes that result in positive results for men, women and children. E.g.: flood early warning systems and climate change adapted value chains. - Significant progress in the generation and use of relevant data, knowledge and analysis. E.g.: Measure, monitor and manage air pollution levels. - Significant progress in approaches and knowledge supporting gender equality and inclusive development. E.g.: Strengthen women's capacity and leadership roles in agriculture and local decision making bodies. - Significant progress in human and institutional capacity. E.g.: Strengthen the member countries' environmental management authorities. - Significantly affected policies through ICIMOD and partner organizations work. E.g.: contribute to improved environmental legislation in the region. - Strengthened regional cooperation related to sustainable development in mountain areas. E.g.: promote technical exchange between countries and joint management of transboundary natural resources. - Global awareness of the importance of mountain areas for improved and resilient living conditions and ecosystems. E.g.: influence at the global climate negotiations. The Swedish contribution will fund the completion of the current phase in 2017 and a broad program support for ICIMOD's five-year plan 2018-2022. Funding of the new five-year plan is planned with support from 8 donors where Sweden is included. In addition, smaller amounts will be provided from the eight member states. ICIMOD retains approximately 70% of the budget for regional programs and transmits about 30% to partner organizations. Sweden is a longstanding cooperation partner of ICIMOD, and Sweden has during the period 2012-2016 financed two of ICIMOD's initiatives, the climate change adaptation initiative HICAP and the Atmosphere initiative. ICIMOD performs annual audits of third party organizations that receive funds exceeding SEK 505,000. The environmental economics network SANDEE, which has for 15 years been supported with good results under Sweden's Strategy for Research Cooperation, will from 2017 be integrated into ICIMOD and take part of Sweden's new programme support to ICIMOD. SANDEE's results will continue to contribute to the Research Strategy. Sweden will also separately finance a Bilateral Associate Expert (BAE) position at ICIMOD, in the field of water and climate adaptation. ICIMOD har ansökt om stöd från Sida uppgående till 150 MSEK för genomförande av ICIMOD:s program i regionen Hindu Kush Himalaya enligt planen "Medium Term Action Plan, 2018-2022". ICIMOD är en mellanstatlig organisation som genom regionalt samarbete utvecklar och delar kunskap för att främja hållbar utveckling i regionen. Organisationens medlemsländer är Afganistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Kina, Indien, Myanmar, Nepal och Pakistan. ICIMOD:s program bidrar till minskad fattigdom, minskad fysisk och social sårbarhet samt förbättring av ekosysemtjänster för män, kvinnor och barn i regionen. Det svenska bidraget ges som ett programstöd i syfte att harmoniera stödet så långt möjligt för ett effektivt genomförande av femårsplanen. Programstödet innefattar stöd till regionala program, innovation och integration samt till institutionella funktioner. Det svenska stödet samfinansieras med andra givare. Planerade strategiska resultat är: - Spridning av innovationer och praxis som utvecklats av ICIMOD och partners för anpassning till förändringar som leder till positiva resultat för män, kvinnor och barn. T ex översvämningsvarningssystem och klimatanpassade värdekedjor. - Betydande framsteg i generering och användning av relevant data, kunskap och analys. T ex mäta, bevaka och hantera luftföroreningsnivåer. - Betydande framsteg i tillvägagångssätt och kunskap som stödjer jämställdhet och inkluderande utveckling. T ex stärka kvinnors kapacitet och ledarskapsroller inom jordbruk och lokala beslutsfattande institutioner. - Betydande framsteg i mänsklig- och institutionell kapacitet. T ex stärka medlemsländernas miljöförvaltning. - Betydligt påverkade policyer genom ICIMOD och partnerorganisationers arbete. T ex bidra till förbättrad miljölagstiftning i regionen. - Förstärkt regionalt samarbete relaterat till hållbar utveckling i bergsområden. T ex främja tekniskt kunskapsutbyte mellan länder och gemensam förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser. - Global kännedom om det aktuella bergsområdets (Hindu Kush Himalaya) betydelse för förbättrade och resilienta livsvillkor och ekosystem. T ex få genomslag i de globala klimatförhandlingarna. Det svenska bidraget ska finansiera slutförande av den pågående fasen under 2017 samt ett brett programstöd för ICIMOD:s femårsplan 2018-2022. Finansiering av den nya femårsplanen planeras ske med stöd från 8 givare där Sverige ingår. Dessutom kommer mindre belopp att tillhandahållas från de åtta medlemsländerna. ICIMOD behåller ca 70 % av budgeten för de regionala programmen och vidareförmedlar ca 30 % till partnerorganisationer. Sverige har samarbetat med ICIMOD under lång tid och har under perioden 2012-2016 finansierat två av ICIMOD:s initiativ: Atmosfärinitiativet samt klimatanpassningsinitiativet HICAP. ICIMOD ska enligt enligt föreslagna avtalsvillkor inkomma med årlig revision av tredje parts organisationer som får medel överstigande 505 000 SEK. Avtalsutkast har tagits fram i nära samarbete med JUR. Det miljöekonomiska forskningsnätverket SANDEE, som under 15 år med goda resultat stötts genom Sveriges Strategi för Forskningssamarbete, integreras från 2017 med ICIMOD och får härefter del av programstödet till organisationen. På så sätt kan synergier mellan forskning och regional utvecklingssamarbete nyttjas. Resultat kan även fortsättningsvis rapporteras på och bidra till Forskningsstrategin. Vid sidan om, men kopplat till detta stöd, kommer Sverige också att finansiera en Biträdande Bilateral Expert (BBE) till ICIMOD, inom området vatten och klimatanpassning. Beredningen är skriven på engelska eftersom nationell handläggare bidragit i beredningarbetet och kommer att delta i uppföljning av insatsen. ICIMOD has seven strategic results guiding their work and outlined in their Strategy and Results Framework; 1) Widespread adoption of innovation and practices developed by ICIMOD and partners to adapt to change, leading to positive impacts for women, men and children. 2) Significant advances in the generation and use of relevant data, knowledge and analysis. 3) Significant advances made in approaches and knowledge that promote gender equality and inclusive development. 4) Significantly developed human and institutional capacity. 5) Policies considerably influenced by the work of ICIMOD and its partners. 6) Enhanced regional cooperation related to sustainable mountain development. 7) Global recognition of the importance of mountains to ensure improved and resilient livelihoods and ecosystems. There are six regional programmes with specific outcomes; 1) Adaptation and Resilience Building 2) Transboundary Landscapes 3) River Basins and Cryosphere 4) Atmosphere 5) Mountain Environment and Regional Information Systems 6) Mountain Knowledge and Action Networks Sweden ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.4 - By 2030, ensure the conservation of mountain ecosystems, including their biodiversity, in order to enhance their capacity to provide benefits that are essential for sustainable development. 15.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att bevara bergsekosystemen, inklusive deras biologiska mångfald, i syfte att öka deras förmåga att producera nytta som behövs för en hållbar utveckling. 2.4 - Senast 2030 uppnå hållbara system för livsmedelsproduktion samt införa motståndskraftiga jordbruksmetoder som ökar produktiviteten och produktionen, som bidrar till att upprätthålla ekosystemen, som stärker förmågan till anpassning till klimatförändringar, extrema väderförhållanden, torka, översvämning och andra katastrofer och som successivt förbättrar mark- och jordkvaliteten. 2.4 - By 2030, ensure sustainable food production systems and implement resilient agricultural practices that increase productivity and production, that help maintain ecosystems, that strengthen capacity for adaptation to climate change, extreme weather, drought, flooding and other disasters and that progressively improve land and soil quality. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. 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ICIMOD is an intergovernmental organization which through regional cooperation generates and shares knowledge to promote sustainble development in the region. The organization's member countries are Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, India, Myanmar, Nepal and Pakistan. The ICIMOD's programs contribute to reduced poverty, reduced physical and social vulnerability and improvement of ecosystem services for men, women and children in the region. The Swedish contribution is given as overall program support in order to harmonize the support as far as possible for the effective implementation of the five-year plan. Program support includes support for regional programs, - innovation and integration as well as institutional functions. Planned strategic results are: - Dissemination of innovations and practices developed by ICIMOD and partners for adaptation to changes that result in positive results for men, women and children. E.g.: flood early warning systems and climate change adapted value chains. - Significant progress in the generation and use of relevant data, knowledge and analysis. E.g.: Measure, monitor and manage air pollution levels. - Significant progress in approaches and knowledge supporting gender equality and inclusive development. E.g.: Strengthen women's capacity and leadership roles in agriculture and local decision making bodies. - Significant progress in human and institutional capacity. E.g.: Strengthen the member countries' environmental management authorities. - Significantly affected policies through ICIMOD and partner organizations work. E.g.: contribute to improved environmental legislation in the region. - Strengthened regional cooperation related to sustainable development in mountain areas. E.g.: promote technical exchange between countries and joint management of transboundary natural resources. - Global awareness of the importance of mountain areas for improved and resilient living conditions and ecosystems. E.g.: influence at the global climate negotiations. The Swedish contribution will fund the completion of the current phase in 2017 and a broad program support for ICIMOD's five-year plan 2018-2022. Funding of the new five-year plan is planned with support from 8 donors where Sweden is included. In addition, smaller amounts will be provided from the eight member states. ICIMOD retains approximately 70% of the budget for regional programs and transmits about 30% to partner organizations. Sweden is a longstanding cooperation partner of ICIMOD, and Sweden has during the period 2012-2016 financed two of ICIMOD's initiatives, the climate change adaptation initiative HICAP and the Atmosphere initiative. ICIMOD performs annual audits of third party organizations that receive funds exceeding SEK 505,000. The environmental economics network SANDEE, which has for 15 years been supported with good results under Sweden's Strategy for Research Cooperation, will from 2017 be integrated into ICIMOD and take part of Sweden's new programme support to ICIMOD. SANDEE's results will continue to contribute to the Research Strategy. Sweden will also separately finance a Bilateral Associate Expert (BAE) position at ICIMOD, in the field of water and climate adaptation. ICIMOD har ansökt om stöd från Sida uppgående till 150 MSEK för genomförande av ICIMOD:s program i regionen Hindu Kush Himalaya enligt planen "Medium Term Action Plan, 2018-2022". ICIMOD är en mellanstatlig organisation som genom regionalt samarbete utvecklar och delar kunskap för att främja hållbar utveckling i regionen. Organisationens medlemsländer är Afganistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Kina, Indien, Myanmar, Nepal och Pakistan. ICIMOD:s program bidrar till minskad fattigdom, minskad fysisk och social sårbarhet samt förbättring av ekosysemtjänster för män, kvinnor och barn i regionen. Det svenska bidraget ges som ett programstöd i syfte att harmoniera stödet så långt möjligt för ett effektivt genomförande av femårsplanen. Programstödet innefattar stöd till regionala program, innovation och integration samt till institutionella funktioner. Det svenska stödet samfinansieras med andra givare. Planerade strategiska resultat är: - Spridning av innovationer och praxis som utvecklats av ICIMOD och partners för anpassning till förändringar som leder till positiva resultat för män, kvinnor och barn. T ex översvämningsvarningssystem och klimatanpassade värdekedjor. - Betydande framsteg i generering och användning av relevant data, kunskap och analys. T ex mäta, bevaka och hantera luftföroreningsnivåer. - Betydande framsteg i tillvägagångssätt och kunskap som stödjer jämställdhet och inkluderande utveckling. T ex stärka kvinnors kapacitet och ledarskapsroller inom jordbruk och lokala beslutsfattande institutioner. - Betydande framsteg i mänsklig- och institutionell kapacitet. T ex stärka medlemsländernas miljöförvaltning. - Betydligt påverkade policyer genom ICIMOD och partnerorganisationers arbete. T ex bidra till förbättrad miljölagstiftning i regionen. - Förstärkt regionalt samarbete relaterat till hållbar utveckling i bergsområden. T ex främja tekniskt kunskapsutbyte mellan länder och gemensam förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser. - Global kännedom om det aktuella bergsområdets (Hindu Kush Himalaya) betydelse för förbättrade och resilienta livsvillkor och ekosystem. T ex få genomslag i de globala klimatförhandlingarna. Det svenska bidraget ska finansiera slutförande av den pågående fasen under 2017 samt ett brett programstöd för ICIMOD:s femårsplan 2018-2022. Finansiering av den nya femårsplanen planeras ske med stöd från 8 givare där Sverige ingår. Dessutom kommer mindre belopp att tillhandahållas från de åtta medlemsländerna. ICIMOD behåller ca 70 % av budgeten för de regionala programmen och vidareförmedlar ca 30 % till partnerorganisationer. Sverige har samarbetat med ICIMOD under lång tid och har under perioden 2012-2016 finansierat två av ICIMOD:s initiativ: Atmosfärinitiativet samt klimatanpassningsinitiativet HICAP. ICIMOD ska enligt enligt föreslagna avtalsvillkor inkomma med årlig revision av tredje parts organisationer som får medel överstigande 505 000 SEK. Avtalsutkast har tagits fram i nära samarbete med JUR. Det miljöekonomiska forskningsnätverket SANDEE, som under 15 år med goda resultat stötts genom Sveriges Strategi för Forskningssamarbete, integreras från 2017 med ICIMOD och får härefter del av programstödet till organisationen. På så sätt kan synergier mellan forskning och regional utvecklingssamarbete nyttjas. Resultat kan även fortsättningsvis rapporteras på och bidra till Forskningsstrategin. Vid sidan om, men kopplat till detta stöd, kommer Sverige också att finansiera en Biträdande Bilateral Expert (BBE) till ICIMOD, inom området vatten och klimatanpassning. Beredningen är skriven på engelska eftersom nationell handläggare bidragit i beredningarbetet och kommer att delta i uppföljning av insatsen. ICIMOD has seven strategic results guiding their work and outlined in their Strategy and Results Framework; 1) Widespread adoption of innovation and practices developed by ICIMOD and partners to adapt to change, leading to positive impacts for women, men and children. 2) Significant advances in the generation and use of relevant data, knowledge and analysis. 3) Significant advances made in approaches and knowledge that promote gender equality and inclusive development. 4) Significantly developed human and institutional capacity. 5) Policies considerably influenced by the work of ICIMOD and its partners. 6) Enhanced regional cooperation related to sustainable mountain development. 7) Global recognition of the importance of mountains to ensure improved and resilient livelihoods and ecosystems. There are six regional programmes with specific outcomes; 1) Adaptation and Resilience Building 2) Transboundary Landscapes 3) River Basins and Cryosphere 4) Atmosphere 5) Mountain Environment and Regional Information Systems 6) Mountain Knowledge and Action Networks Sweden ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 400000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 600000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 800000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 6400000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 100000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 1700000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 600000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 6400000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 1700000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 100000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 800000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 400000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development Regional Asia and Oceania 2016-2021 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2016-2021 Enhanced regional cooperation to strengthen resistance to common environmental and climate problems and natural disasters Stärkt regionalt samarbete för att stärka motståndskraft mot gemensamma miljö- och klimatproblem samt naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-52190016-5219001604 Sweden ICIMOD has applied for support from Sida amounting to 150 000 000 SEK for implementation of ICIMOD's operations in the Hindu Kush Himalayan region, according to the plan "Medium Term Action Plan, 2018-2022". ICIMOD is an intergovernmental organization which through regional cooperation generates and shares knowledge to promote sustainble development in the region. The organization's member countries are Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, India, Myanmar, Nepal and Pakistan. The ICIMOD's programs contribute to reduced poverty, reduced physical and social vulnerability and improvement of ecosystem services for men, women and children in the region. The Swedish contribution is given as overall program support in order to harmonize the support as far as possible for the effective implementation of the five-year plan. Program support includes support for regional programs, - innovation and integration as well as institutional functions. Planned strategic results are: - Dissemination of innovations and practices developed by ICIMOD and partners for adaptation to changes that result in positive results for men, women and children. E.g.: flood early warning systems and climate change adapted value chains. - Significant progress in the generation and use of relevant data, knowledge and analysis. E.g.: Measure, monitor and manage air pollution levels. - Significant progress in approaches and knowledge supporting gender equality and inclusive development. E.g.: Strengthen women's capacity and leadership roles in agriculture and local decision making bodies. - Significant progress in human and institutional capacity. E.g.: Strengthen the member countries' environmental management authorities. - Significantly affected policies through ICIMOD and partner organizations work. E.g.: contribute to improved environmental legislation in the region. - Strengthened regional cooperation related to sustainable development in mountain areas. E.g.: promote technical exchange between countries and joint management of transboundary natural resources. - Global awareness of the importance of mountain areas for improved and resilient living conditions and ecosystems. E.g.: influence at the global climate negotiations. The Swedish contribution will fund the completion of the current phase in 2017 and a broad program support for ICIMOD's five-year plan 2018-2022. Funding of the new five-year plan is planned with support from 8 donors where Sweden is included. In addition, smaller amounts will be provided from the eight member states. ICIMOD retains approximately 70% of the budget for regional programs and transmits about 30% to partner organizations. Sweden is a longstanding cooperation partner of ICIMOD, and Sweden has during the period 2012-2016 financed two of ICIMOD's initiatives, the climate change adaptation initiative HICAP and the Atmosphere initiative. ICIMOD performs annual audits of third party organizations that receive funds exceeding SEK 505,000. The environmental economics network SANDEE, which has for 15 years been supported with good results under Sweden's Strategy for Research Cooperation, will from 2017 be integrated into ICIMOD and take part of Sweden's new programme support to ICIMOD. SANDEE's results will continue to contribute to the Research Strategy. Sweden will also separately finance a Bilateral Associate Expert (BAE) position at ICIMOD, in the field of water and climate adaptation. ICIMOD har ansökt om stöd från Sida uppgående till 150 MSEK för genomförande av ICIMOD:s program i regionen Hindu Kush Himalaya enligt planen "Medium Term Action Plan, 2018-2022". ICIMOD är en mellanstatlig organisation som genom regionalt samarbete utvecklar och delar kunskap för att främja hållbar utveckling i regionen. Organisationens medlemsländer är Afganistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Kina, Indien, Myanmar, Nepal och Pakistan. ICIMOD:s program bidrar till minskad fattigdom, minskad fysisk och social sårbarhet samt förbättring av ekosysemtjänster för män, kvinnor och barn i regionen. Det svenska bidraget ges som ett programstöd i syfte att harmoniera stödet så långt möjligt för ett effektivt genomförande av femårsplanen. Programstödet innefattar stöd till regionala program, innovation och integration samt till institutionella funktioner. Det svenska stödet samfinansieras med andra givare. Planerade strategiska resultat är: - Spridning av innovationer och praxis som utvecklats av ICIMOD och partners för anpassning till förändringar som leder till positiva resultat för män, kvinnor och barn. T ex översvämningsvarningssystem och klimatanpassade värdekedjor. - Betydande framsteg i generering och användning av relevant data, kunskap och analys. T ex mäta, bevaka och hantera luftföroreningsnivåer. - Betydande framsteg i tillvägagångssätt och kunskap som stödjer jämställdhet och inkluderande utveckling. T ex stärka kvinnors kapacitet och ledarskapsroller inom jordbruk och lokala beslutsfattande institutioner. - Betydande framsteg i mänsklig- och institutionell kapacitet. T ex stärka medlemsländernas miljöförvaltning. - Betydligt påverkade policyer genom ICIMOD och partnerorganisationers arbete. T ex bidra till förbättrad miljölagstiftning i regionen. - Förstärkt regionalt samarbete relaterat till hållbar utveckling i bergsområden. T ex främja tekniskt kunskapsutbyte mellan länder och gemensam förvaltning av gränsöverskridande naturresurser. - Global kännedom om det aktuella bergsområdets (Hindu Kush Himalaya) betydelse för förbättrade och resilienta livsvillkor och ekosystem. T ex få genomslag i de globala klimatförhandlingarna. Det svenska bidraget ska finansiera slutförande av den pågående fasen under 2017 samt ett brett programstöd för ICIMOD:s femårsplan 2018-2022. Finansiering av den nya femårsplanen planeras ske med stöd från 8 givare där Sverige ingår. Dessutom kommer mindre belopp att tillhandahållas från de åtta medlemsländerna. ICIMOD behåller ca 70 % av budgeten för de regionala programmen och vidareförmedlar ca 30 % till partnerorganisationer. Sverige har samarbetat med ICIMOD under lång tid och har under perioden 2012-2016 finansierat två av ICIMOD:s initiativ: Atmosfärinitiativet samt klimatanpassningsinitiativet HICAP. ICIMOD ska enligt enligt föreslagna avtalsvillkor inkomma med årlig revision av tredje parts organisationer som får medel överstigande 505 000 SEK. Avtalsutkast har tagits fram i nära samarbete med JUR. Det miljöekonomiska forskningsnätverket SANDEE, som under 15 år med goda resultat stötts genom Sveriges Strategi för Forskningssamarbete, integreras från 2017 med ICIMOD och får härefter del av programstödet till organisationen. På så sätt kan synergier mellan forskning och regional utvecklingssamarbete nyttjas. Resultat kan även fortsättningsvis rapporteras på och bidra till Forskningsstrategin. Vid sidan om, men kopplat till detta stöd, kommer Sverige också att finansiera en Biträdande Bilateral Expert (BBE) till ICIMOD, inom området vatten och klimatanpassning. Beredningen är skriven på engelska eftersom nationell handläggare bidragit i beredningarbetet och kommer att delta i uppföljning av insatsen. ICIMOD has seven strategic results guiding their work and outlined in their Strategy and Results Framework; 1) Widespread adoption of innovation and practices developed by ICIMOD and partners to adapt to change, leading to positive impacts for women, men and children. 2) Significant advances in the generation and use of relevant data, knowledge and analysis. 3) Significant advances made in approaches and knowledge that promote gender equality and inclusive development. 4) Significantly developed human and institutional capacity. 5) Policies considerably influenced by the work of ICIMOD and its partners. 6) Enhanced regional cooperation related to sustainable mountain development. 7) Global recognition of the importance of mountains to ensure improved and resilient livelihoods and ecosystems. There are six regional programmes with specific outcomes; 1) Adaptation and Resilience Building 2) Transboundary Landscapes 3) River Basins and Cryosphere 4) Atmosphere 5) Mountain Environment and Regional Information Systems 6) Mountain Knowledge and Action Networks Sweden ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 15.4 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att bevara bergsekosystemen, inklusive deras biologiska mångfald, i syfte att öka deras förmåga att producera nytta som behövs för en hållbar utveckling. 15.4 - By 2030, ensure the conservation of mountain ecosystems, including their biodiversity, in order to enhance their capacity to provide benefits that are essential for sustainable development. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 21000000 0 0 9500000 11500000 0 13650000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 1050000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 210000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 945000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 1785000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 3360000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 7475000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 575000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 115000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 1840000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 977500 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 517500 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 807500 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 6175000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 475000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 427500 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 1520000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development 95000 ICIMOD/International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development Regional Asia and Oceania 2022-2026 Regionalt Asien och Oceanien 2022-2026 Greater gender equality, including reduced gender-based violence and greater economic empowerment for women Ökad jämställdhet, inklusive minskat könsrelaterat våld samt stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for sustainable management and sustainable use of natural resources, with a focus on increased protection, conservation and restoration of biodiversity and its ecosystem services Stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av naturresurser, med fokus på ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av biologisk mångfald och dess ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved adaptability and strengthened resilience to climate change and environmental and natural disasters Förbättrad anpassningsförmåga och stärkt motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och miljö- och naturkatastrofer Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced climate impact, with a focus on increased access to renewable energy and higher energy efficiency Minskad klimatpåverkan, med fokus på ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och en högre energieffektivitet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-54000150 Sweden Support to Swedish Agency for Oceans and Water (HAV) for the establishement of a global programme aiming at 1) increased impact of Swedish positons on oceans and water resources management 2) increase dev. countries influence of its fish resources; 3) protection of aquatic ecosystems and climat adaptation; 4) protection of biodiversity on international waters (Beyond National Jurisfdiction). - HaVs förslag till globalt program syftar till att genom stärkta svenska positioner och ståndpunkter bidra till: i) en rättvisare fördelning av fiskemöjligheter och kvoter för utvecklingsländer för att därmed ge fattiga kustlevande människor ökade möjligheter att själva förvalta och utöva inflytande över sina fiskeresurser. ii) att arbeta för införandet av internationella standards för att stärka utvecklingsländers position och inflytande i förhandlingar som rör hållbart licensfiske inom deras exklusiva ekonomiska zon, och därmed ger positiva ekonomiska, sociala och biologiska effekter. iii) skydd av akvatiska ekosystem och klimatanpassning bla genom 'good governance' av gränsöverskridande vattenresursförvaltning samt arbete för att minska utsläpp av miljöföroreningar till vattendrag,. iv) att verka för nytt protokoll under havsrättskonventionen för skydd av biologisk mångfald och marina ekosystem i havsområden utanför nationell jurisdiktion. Deltagande (speciellt av kvinnor), rättvise frågor, samt transparens är viktiga tvärområden som ska genomsyra verksamheterna. Syftet med programmet vid programmets start var att ”tillvarata HaVs myndighetsspecifika kunnande i det svenska utvecklingssamarbetet […] och därigenom få ett bredare genomslag i nationella, regionala och globala processer för den svenska synen på utvecklingsfrågor inom fiske och akvatisk miljö.” Programmet inriktades mot fyra fokusområden: - Förvaltning och tillgång till fiskeresursen - Fiskeriavtal med utvecklingsländer - Akvatiska ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och klimatförändringar samt - Biologisk mångfald i marina ekosystem på internationellt vatten Under programmets första två år skedde såväl interna som externa förändringar. Externt påverkades programmet av politiskt engagemang och prioritering av havs- och vattenfrågor såväl nationellt som internationellt. Detta resulterade i att resultatramverket reviderades under våren 2016 och fem insatsområden för programmets fortsatta genomförande identifierades: - Kapacitetsuppbyggnad - Tillträde till fiskresursen - Fiskeriavtal - Integrerad och gränsöverskridande vattenförvaltning - Områdesbaserad förvaltning för skydd och bevarande av marin biologisk mångfald Problemanalysen som legat till grund för Globala programmets insatser har grundat sig i att klimatförändringar, överfiske och annan miljöförstöring har betydande inverkan på vattenekosystemen och deras förmåga att producera livsmedel och andra ekosystemtjänster som människor som lever i fattigdom är särskilt beroende av. Detta försämrar försörjningsmöjligheterna, livsmedelssäkerheten och tillgång till andra ekosystemtjänster som t.ex. vatten, för dessa människor, vilket bidrar till oförändrad eller ökad fattigdom. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Fishing policy and administrative management Fishing HaV har genom det globala programmet arbetat för att främja en mer sammanhållen havs- och vattenpolitik, inklusive fiskefrågorna. Bland annat har förvaltningsansatsen ”källa-till-hav” fått genomslag såväl i den svenska regeringens prioriteringar inom det akvatiska området liksom på flera globala arenor. Inom samtliga tematiska insatsområden har HaV bedrivit påverkansarbete som bidragit till en framåtrörelse avseende bl.a. ökad transparens inom fiskeriförvaltningen för förbättrat inflytande för utvecklingsländer, utvecklingsländers rättigheter till marina resurser bortom nationell jurisdiktion, ökade kunskaper om marint skräp och särskilt dess påverkan på små önationer under utveckling, förbättrade underlag om fiskbeståndsstatus för viktiga kommersiella arter för säkerställande av rättvisa avtal etc. Nedan listas exempel på resultat inom de fem tematiska områdena. Inom området kapacitetsuppbyggnad:- Påverkat FAO att vid COFI anta skrivningar om rättigheter till gränsöverskridande fiskresurser inom programmet för nyttjanderätter.- Bidragit med modeller för mer tillförlitliga beståndsuppskattningar. Inom området tillträde till fiskeresursen:- Verkat för att säkerställa att regelverket inom den externa dimensionen inom den gemensamma fiskeripolitiken (EU) efterlevs. Detta perspektiv hade annars inte diskuteras eller integrerats, i lika hög utsträckning.- Bidragit till att förbättra framtagande av de vetenskapliga underlag som legat till grund för beslut om fiskresursernas förvaltning inom/genom ex RFMO:er, EFDAN, PROFISH. Inom området hållbara och rättvisa fiskeriavtal med utvecklingsländer- Bidragit till att frågan om fiskeriavtalens betydelse för utvecklingskuststaternas möjligheter till utveckling tagits upp och diskuterats i olika internationella fora, bland annat inom FAO.- Bidragit till att genderfrågorna har fått en mer framträdande roll inom EU:s partnerskapsavtal om hållbart fiske. Inom området integrerad och gränsöverskridande vattenförvaltning- Bidragit till att källa-till-hav-ansatsen blivit en svensk prioritering som fått starkt genomslag i den globala diskursen.- Ökat förståelse, kunskap och implementering av ”källa till hav”-ansatsen och stärkt samarbete med Action Platform for Source-to-Sea Management. Inom området områdesbaserad förvaltning till skydd och bevarande av marin biologisk mångfald- Bidragit till att synliggöra betydelsen av ett implementeringsavtal för långsiktigt hållbar förvaltning som ökar utvecklingsländernas möjligheter till tillträde eller skydd av marina resurser som påverkar deras utvecklingsmöjligheter. En svaghet som är av stor relevans för Sida att bemöta i det fortsatta stödet till HaV är bristen i uppföljning och rapporter gällande fattigdomsrelevans inklusive rättighets- och jämställdhetsperspektiven. Se vidare nedan.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54000150-5400015001 Sweden Support to Swedish Agency for Oceans and Water (HAV) for the establishement of a global programme aiming at 1) increased impact of Swedish positons on oceans and water resources management 2) increase dev. countries influence of its fish resources; 3) protection of aquatic ecosystems and climat adaptation; 4) protection of biodiversity on international waters (Beyond National Jurisfdiction). - HaVs förslag till globalt program syftar till att genom stärkta svenska positioner och ståndpunkter bidra till: i) en rättvisare fördelning av fiskemöjligheter och kvoter för utvecklingsländer för att därmed ge fattiga kustlevande människor ökade möjligheter att själva förvalta och utöva inflytande över sina fiskeresurser. ii) att arbeta för införandet av internationella standards för att stärka utvecklingsländers position och inflytande i förhandlingar som rör hållbart licensfiske inom deras exklusiva ekonomiska zon, och därmed ger positiva ekonomiska, sociala och biologiska effekter. iii) skydd av akvatiska ekosystem och klimatanpassning bla genom 'good governance' av gränsöverskridande vattenresursförvaltning samt arbete för att minska utsläpp av miljöföroreningar till vattendrag,. iv) att verka för nytt protokoll under havsrättskonventionen för skydd av biologisk mångfald och marina ekosystem i havsområden utanför nationell jurisdiktion. Deltagande (speciellt av kvinnor), rättvise frågor, samt transparens är viktiga tvärområden som ska genomsyra verksamheterna. Syftet med programmet vid programmets start var att ”tillvarata HaVs myndighetsspecifika kunnande i det svenska utvecklingssamarbetet […] och därigenom få ett bredare genomslag i nationella, regionala och globala processer för den svenska synen på utvecklingsfrågor inom fiske och akvatisk miljö.” Programmet inriktades mot fyra fokusområden: - Förvaltning och tillgång till fiskeresursen - Fiskeriavtal med utvecklingsländer - Akvatiska ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och klimatförändringar samt - Biologisk mångfald i marina ekosystem på internationellt vatten Under programmets första två år skedde såväl interna som externa förändringar. Externt påverkades programmet av politiskt engagemang och prioritering av havs- och vattenfrågor såväl nationellt som internationellt. Detta resulterade i att resultatramverket reviderades under våren 2016 och fem insatsområden för programmets fortsatta genomförande identifierades: - Kapacitetsuppbyggnad - Tillträde till fiskresursen - Fiskeriavtal - Integrerad och gränsöverskridande vattenförvaltning - Områdesbaserad förvaltning för skydd och bevarande av marin biologisk mångfald Problemanalysen som legat till grund för Globala programmets insatser har grundat sig i att klimatförändringar, överfiske och annan miljöförstöring har betydande inverkan på vattenekosystemen och deras förmåga att producera livsmedel och andra ekosystemtjänster som människor som lever i fattigdom är särskilt beroende av. Detta försämrar försörjningsmöjligheterna, livsmedelssäkerheten och tillgång till andra ekosystemtjänster som t.ex. vatten, för dessa människor, vilket bidrar till oförändrad eller ökad fattigdom. Sweden Havs- och vattenmyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Havs- och vattenmyndigheten Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 1876154 3568186 3958548 4989578 0 5300000 0 1287388 0 803347 574777 3568186 1876154 0 0 0 385561 0 518858 0 1661895 -4411527 0 0 492954 0 0 5400825 -3065952 14392466 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 731056 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 624127 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 520971 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 221910 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 983941 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 295233 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 2067102.1699999999 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 385561 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 492954 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 803347 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 1287388 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 989298 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 574777 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 1661895 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 518858 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 2234048 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten SE-0-SE-6-54000150-5400015002 Sweden Support to Swedish Agency for Oceans and Water (HAV) for the establishement of a global programme aiming at 1) increased impact of Swedish positons on oceans and water resources management 2) increase dev. countries influence of its fish resources; 3) protection of aquatic ecosystems and climat adaptation; 4) protection of biodiversity on international waters (Beyond National Jurisfdiction). - HaVs förslag till globalt program syftar till att genom stärkta svenska positioner och ståndpunkter bidra till: i) en rättvisare fördelning av fiskemöjligheter och kvoter för utvecklingsländer för att därmed ge fattiga kustlevande människor ökade möjligheter att själva förvalta och utöva inflytande över sina fiskeresurser. ii) att arbeta för införandet av internationella standards för att stärka utvecklingsländers position och inflytande i förhandlingar som rör hållbart licensfiske inom deras exklusiva ekonomiska zon, och därmed ger positiva ekonomiska, sociala och biologiska effekter. iii) skydd av akvatiska ekosystem och klimatanpassning bla genom 'good governance' av gränsöverskridande vattenresursförvaltning samt arbete för att minska utsläpp av miljöföroreningar till vattendrag,. iv) att verka för nytt protokoll under havsrättskonventionen för skydd av biologisk mångfald och marina ekosystem i havsområden utanför nationell jurisdiktion. Deltagande (speciellt av kvinnor), rättvise frågor, samt transparens är viktiga tvärområden som ska genomsyra verksamheterna. Syftet med programmet vid programmets start var att ”tillvarata HaVs myndighetsspecifika kunnande i det svenska utvecklingssamarbetet […] och därigenom få ett bredare genomslag i nationella, regionala och globala processer för den svenska synen på utvecklingsfrågor inom fiske och akvatisk miljö.” Programmet inriktades mot fyra fokusområden: - Förvaltning och tillgång till fiskeresursen - Fiskeriavtal med utvecklingsländer - Akvatiska ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och klimatförändringar samt - Biologisk mångfald i marina ekosystem på internationellt vatten Under programmets första två år skedde såväl interna som externa förändringar. Externt påverkades programmet av politiskt engagemang och prioritering av havs- och vattenfrågor såväl nationellt som internationellt. Detta resulterade i att resultatramverket reviderades under våren 2016 och fem insatsområden för programmets fortsatta genomförande identifierades: - Kapacitetsuppbyggnad - Tillträde till fiskresursen - Fiskeriavtal - Integrerad och gränsöverskridande vattenförvaltning - Områdesbaserad förvaltning för skydd och bevarande av marin biologisk mångfald Problemanalysen som legat till grund för Globala programmets insatser har grundat sig i att klimatförändringar, överfiske och annan miljöförstöring har betydande inverkan på vattenekosystemen och deras förmåga att producera livsmedel och andra ekosystemtjänster som människor som lever i fattigdom är särskilt beroende av. Detta försämrar försörjningsmöjligheterna, livsmedelssäkerheten och tillgång till andra ekosystemtjänster som t.ex. vatten, för dessa människor, vilket bidrar till oförändrad eller ökad fattigdom. Sweden Havs- och vattenmyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Havs- och vattenmyndigheten Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 474408 474408 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 474408 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 474408 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten SE-0-SE-6-54000150-5400015003 Sweden Support to Swedish Agency for Oceans and Water (HAV) for the establishement of a global programme aiming at 1) increased impact of Swedish positons on oceans and water resources management 2) increase dev. countries influence of its fish resources; 3) protection of aquatic ecosystems and climat adaptation; 4) protection of biodiversity on international waters (Beyond National Jurisfdiction). - HaVs förslag till globalt program syftar till att genom stärkta svenska positioner och ståndpunkter bidra till: i) en rättvisare fördelning av fiskemöjligheter och kvoter för utvecklingsländer för att därmed ge fattiga kustlevande människor ökade möjligheter att själva förvalta och utöva inflytande över sina fiskeresurser. ii) att arbeta för införandet av internationella standards för att stärka utvecklingsländers position och inflytande i förhandlingar som rör hållbart licensfiske inom deras exklusiva ekonomiska zon, och därmed ger positiva ekonomiska, sociala och biologiska effekter. iii) skydd av akvatiska ekosystem och klimatanpassning bla genom 'good governance' av gränsöverskridande vattenresursförvaltning samt arbete för att minska utsläpp av miljöföroreningar till vattendrag,. iv) att verka för nytt protokoll under havsrättskonventionen för skydd av biologisk mångfald och marina ekosystem i havsområden utanför nationell jurisdiktion. Deltagande (speciellt av kvinnor), rättvise frågor, samt transparens är viktiga tvärområden som ska genomsyra verksamheterna. Syftet med programmet vid programmets start var att ”tillvarata HaVs myndighetsspecifika kunnande i det svenska utvecklingssamarbetet […] och därigenom få ett bredare genomslag i nationella, regionala och globala processer för den svenska synen på utvecklingsfrågor inom fiske och akvatisk miljö.” Programmet inriktades mot fyra fokusområden: - Förvaltning och tillgång till fiskeresursen - Fiskeriavtal med utvecklingsländer - Akvatiska ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och klimatförändringar samt - Biologisk mångfald i marina ekosystem på internationellt vatten Under programmets första två år skedde såväl interna som externa förändringar. Externt påverkades programmet av politiskt engagemang och prioritering av havs- och vattenfrågor såväl nationellt som internationellt. Detta resulterade i att resultatramverket reviderades under våren 2016 och fem insatsområden för programmets fortsatta genomförande identifierades: - Kapacitetsuppbyggnad - Tillträde till fiskresursen - Fiskeriavtal - Integrerad och gränsöverskridande vattenförvaltning - Områdesbaserad förvaltning för skydd och bevarande av marin biologisk mångfald Problemanalysen som legat till grund för Globala programmets insatser har grundat sig i att klimatförändringar, överfiske och annan miljöförstöring har betydande inverkan på vattenekosystemen och deras förmåga att producera livsmedel och andra ekosystemtjänster som människor som lever i fattigdom är särskilt beroende av. Detta försämrar försörjningsmöjligheterna, livsmedelssäkerheten och tillgång till andra ekosystemtjänster som t.ex. vatten, för dessa människor, vilket bidrar till oförändrad eller ökad fattigdom. Sweden Havs- och vattenmyndigheten Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.4 - Senast 2020 införa en effektiv fångstreglering och stoppa överfiske, olagligt, orapporterat och oreglerat fiske liksom destruktiva fiskemetoder samt genomföra vetenskapligt baserade förvaltningsplaner i syfte att återställa fiskbestånden så snabbt som möjligt, åtminstone till de nivåer som kan producera maximalt hållbart uttag, fastställt utifrån deras biologiska egenskaper. 14.4 - By 2020, effectively regulate harvesting and end overfishing, illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing and destructive fishing practices and implement science-based management plans, in order to restore fish stocks in the shortest time feasible, at least to levels that can produce maximum sustainable yield as determined by their biological characteristics. 14.7 - Till 2030 öka den ekonomiska nyttan för små önationer under utveckling och de minst utvecklade länderna av ett hållbart nyttjande av marina resurser, bland annat genom en hållbar förvaltning av fiske, vattenbruk och turism. 14.7 - By 2030, increase the economic benefits to small island developing States and least developed countries from the sustainable use of marine resources, including through sustainable management of fisheries, aquaculture and tourism. 14.b - Provide access for small-scale artisanal fishers to marine resources and markets. 14.b - Säkerställa tillträde för småskaliga icke-industriella fiskare till marina resurser och marknader. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5078659 762827 0 0 0 762827 979142 1693556.0000000002 1498929 0.0000000002 0 907032 5841486 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 1498929 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 979142 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 0 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 1693556 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 907032 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten 762827 Havs- och vattenmyndigheten Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Strengthened protection and rehabilitation, as well as sustainable management and use of marine, coastal and freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, natural resources, and ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner water and oceans, reduced emissions of pollutants and reduced littering. Renare vatten och hav, minskade utsläpp av föroreningar och minskad nedskräpning. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-54000171 Sweden WWF's program contains capcaity support to 204 CSOs, 185 CBOs and 97 coalitions, platforms and net-works to strengthen the rights of local people and vulnerable gruops to sustainable manage and use natural recources in about twenty countries. WWF: s program innehåller kapacitetsstöd till 204 CSOs, 185 CBOs och 97 koalitioner, plattformar och nätverk för att stärka lokalbefolkningernas och sårbara grups rättigheter för hållbar hantering och användning av naturresurser i cirka tjugo länder. FRÅN BEREDNINGEN AV ANSÖKAN 2014-2016 Enligt det resultatramverk som Världsnaturfonden WWF presenterat är det övergripande effektmålet för den bidragssökta verksamheten att: "Peoples in programme areas are effectively controlling decisions and receiving full benefits from natural resources and exercising their responsibility for ensuring that key ecosystems and habitats are sustainably managed." Programmets förväntade resultat på medellång sikt är organiserade kring två huvudmål: 1) Civil society are key actors in influencing planning, decision making. and good governance of natural resources. 2.) Communities influence polic and decision making processes for improved rights to and management of natural resoures and optimize the benefits that derive from tose resources in a sustaiable way. KOMPLETTERANDE BEDÖMNING AV ANSÖKAN 2017 Insatsens avsedda effekt är oförändrad Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Cameroon Indonesia Kenya Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Madagascar Mozambique Tanzania, United Republic of Zambia Zimbabwe Eastern Africa, regional Developing countries, unspecified Asia, regional Environmental policy and administrative management Bio-diversity Democratic participation and civil society Multisector education/training Rural development General Environment Protection Government & Civil Society-general Other Multisector Resultatrapporten för programperioden 2014-2016 och slutrapporten för 2017 visade övervägande goda resultat. WWF rapporterar att programmålen har uppnåtts och i vissa fall överträffats. Exempel på resultat från perioden 2014-2017: - Programmet har på övergripande nivå vida överträffat målen för CSO/CBOs engagemang i påverkan i policydialog, kapacitet och upprättande av Community BasedNatural Resources Management. - Programmet på Madagaskar har rapporterat en signifikant ökning av engagemanget från CBO och CSO, inkluderat ungdomsrörelser, i påverkansarbetet som riktas motpolicy- och beslutsfattare, vilket stärker deras rättigheter till naturresurser. -Energiprogrammet i Eastern and Southern Africa har bidragit till att expandera tillgången till hållbar energilösningar. Exempelvis har verksamheten i Uganda bidragit till att etablera Kasese Clean Energy Champion District. Sida följde upp denna verksamhet under ett besök i maj 2017 och fick då ta del av hur lösningarna som fokuserar på matlagning och ljuskällor och även ett solenergidrivet bevattningssystem har resulterat i ett ökat antal civilsamhällesorganisationer som deltar i arbetet med att stärka förutsättningarna för civilsamhällets engagemang på energiområdet. Projektet tjänar som ett föredömligt exempel internationellt sett och har tjänat som modell för åtta nya hållbara energiprojekt som har etablerats i östra och södra Afrika. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54000171-5400017101 Sweden WWF's program contains capcaity support to 204 CSOs, 185 CBOs and 97 coalitions, platforms and net-works to strengthen the rights of local people and vulnerable gruops to sustainable manage and use natural recources in about twenty countries. WWF: s program innehåller kapacitetsstöd till 204 CSOs, 185 CBOs och 97 koalitioner, plattformar och nätverk för att stärka lokalbefolkningernas och sårbara grups rättigheter för hållbar hantering och användning av naturresurser i cirka tjugo länder. FRÅN BEREDNINGEN AV ANSÖKAN 2014-2016 Enligt det resultatramverk som Världsnaturfonden WWF presenterat är det övergripande effektmålet för den bidragssökta verksamheten att: "Peoples in programme areas are effectively controlling decisions and receiving full benefits from natural resources and exercising their responsibility for ensuring that key ecosystems and habitats are sustainably managed." Programmets förväntade resultat på medellång sikt är organiserade kring två huvudmål: 1) Civil society are key actors in influencing planning, decision making. and good governance of natural resources. 2.) Communities influence polic and decision making processes for improved rights to and management of natural resoures and optimize the benefits that derive from tose resources in a sustaiable way. 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WWF: s program innehåller kapacitetsstöd till 204 CSOs, 185 CBOs och 97 koalitioner, plattformar och nätverk för att stärka lokalbefolkningernas och sårbara grups rättigheter för hållbar hantering och användning av naturresurser i cirka tjugo länder. FRÅN BEREDNINGEN AV ANSÖKAN 2014-2016 Enligt det resultatramverk som Världsnaturfonden WWF presenterat är det övergripande effektmålet för den bidragssökta verksamheten att: "Peoples in programme areas are effectively controlling decisions and receiving full benefits from natural resources and exercising their responsibility for ensuring that key ecosystems and habitats are sustainably managed." Programmets förväntade resultat på medellång sikt är organiserade kring två huvudmål: 1) Civil society are key actors in influencing planning, decision making. and good governance of natural resources. 2.) 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Ansökan avser en ettårig förlängning för 2018 av den pågående insatsen som genomförs under avtalsperioden 2015-2017. Den totala budgetökningen uppgår till 3,2 MKR (4,8 %) jämfört med 2017 års budget. Det ansökta bidraget ökar med 14,5 MKR (32%), jämfört med beviljat bidrag 2017. Ökningen beror till stor del på att IM minskar sin egeninsats från 22 % till 13 %, och till viss del att IM anpassar sin verksamhet mot den nya CSO-strategin. IM avser att inkomma med en flerårsansökan för 2019-2023. I den planerar IM att ansöka om 80 miljoner år 2019, med en gradvis ökning på årsbasis fram till 2023. Samtidigt vill IM minska egeninsatsen från 22%, i pågående insats, till 13% för 2018 och 10% från och med 2019. Programmet avseende ansökan 2018 kommer i stort sett att fortsätta som tidigare och baseras på samma ramverk, resultat, strategier och insatser som i föregående fas. Resultatramverket har uppdaterats och inkluderar resultat för 2018. IM:s långsiktiga mål är att människor som lever i fattigdom och utanförskap världen över ska ha möjlighet att hävda sina ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella rättigheter, och leva ett värdigt liv. Ansökan till Sida avser enbart IM:s verksamhet i utvecklingsländer, ej den verksamhet som bedrivs i Sverige. I den internationella verksamheten fokuserar IM på ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella rättigheter. Arbetet är indelat i följande fyra områden som är nära sammanlänkade och ömsesidigt förstärkande: utbildning, hälsa, försörjning och civila samhället. IM gör geografiska prioriteringar utifrån tre kriterier: 1) förutsättningarna för att IM ska kunna ge ett mervärde, 2) nivån av fattigdom och utanförskap, och 3) ekonomiska hänsyn som t.ex. kostnadseffektivitet. IM fokuserar på följande regioner och länder: - Centralamerika (Guatemala och El Salvador) - Mellanöstern (Jordanien och Palestina) - Södra Asien (Indien och Nepal) - Södra Afrika (Malawi, Zimbabwe och Zambia) - Moldavien Förutom de geografiska strategierna innehåller ansökan strategin för programmet IM Fair Trade Producer Development, som har som syfte att stärka organisationer och småföretag att bli medlemmar av Worlds Fair Trade Organisation, genom rådgivning i organisationsfrågor, arbetsrätt och produktutveckling. Utöver de resultat som IM avser att uppnå inom de tematiska områdena och programmet Fair Trade Producer Development tydliggör IM i sin ansökan för 2018 att förlängningsåret är ett år för utvärdering, reflektion och strategisk planering. Tonvikten under året kommer att vara att utforska IM:s roll och mervärde som givare och partner. Under året ska IM internt reflektera över lärdomar, revidera tillvägagångssätt och metoder, revidera partnerportföljer och granska närvaron i IM:s verksamhetsländer. ANSÖKANDE ORGANISATION IM är en medlemsbaserad svensk ideell biståndsorganisation som arbetar för en rättvis och medmänsklig värld. IM:s ändamål är att synliggöra och bekämpa fattigdom och utanförskap. Organisationen bildades 1938 som en reaktion på det förtryck, hat, våld och fascism som då präglade Europa. Högsta beslutande organ är årsmötet, som utser styrelsen. IM har idag ca 6800 medlemmar och ett stort antal volontärer är engagerade, främst i verksamheten i Sverige. 2016 var den totala insamlingen, exklusive offentliga bidrag drygt 73 miljoner kronor. De offentliga bidragen uppgick till 62 miljoner kronor, varav Sidas andel upgick till cirka 70 %. IM:s intäkter för 2016 uppgick sammanlagt till strax under 135 miljoner kronor. IM antogs som ramorganisation år 2013 och den aktuella ansökan avser en förlängning av den första avtalsperioden som ramorganisation. IM bedriver internationellt utvecklingssamarbete, integrationsarbete i Sverige och handelssamarbeten inom ramen för fair trade. IM verkar i regionerna Centralamerika, Europa, Mellanöstern, Södra Afrika, Sydasien och Sverige. Den internationella verksamheten genomförs främst tillsammans med partnerorganisationer eller i samverkan med andra aktörer. Huvudkontoret ligger i Lund och det finns 5 regionkontor runt om i landet som arbetar med verksamheten i Sverige. Den internationella verksamheten har genomgått en stor regionaliserings- och decentraliseringsprocess. Idag består den internationella avdelningen av sju personer på huvudkontoret i Lund, fyra regionala kontor och sju landkontor. Under 2016 var det totala antalet anställda på region- och landkontor 87 personer. IM hade under 2016 totalt 175 anställda. IM:s arbete genomsyras av ett rättighetsperspektiv. Från att tidigare ha genomfört de flesta insatser själva, stödjer IM numera lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer i samarbetsländerna i deras arbete att uppnå sina egna mål. Verksamhetens fokus har förflyttats från individnivå till att åstadkomma förändringar på organisationsnivå och institutionell nivå. I ansökan understryker IM att år 2018 är ett år för lärande och utveckling. Ett exempel på detta är att IM under slutet av 2017 planerar att ersätta det övergripande styrdokument, den strategiska plattformen 2011–2020, med ett nytt dokument: "IM 2030". IM 2030 visar de övergripande strategiska ambitionerna för IM inom fyra områden: organisation, kommunikation, utvecklingsarbete och ekonomisk tillväxt under 2018–2030. De strategiska ambitionerna kommer att operationaliseras genom konkreta mål av varje avdelning i deras respektive femåriga strategier. Den internationella avdelningen är decentraliserad och detta är en process som pågått under flera år. Arbetet med att få den nya organisationen att fungera fullt ut är ett pågående utvecklingsarbete där IM kontinuerligt fortsätter att identifiera och implementera nya arbetssätt. SIDAS SAMLADE STÖD TILL ORGANISATIONEN Utöver bidrag inom CSO-strategin erhåller IM stöd inom strategin för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet i civilsamhället 2016-2022. Detta stöd har under perioden 2015-2107 uppgått till 4 600 000 kronor. För 2018 har IM ansökt om en förlängning av detta stöd om 1 727 000 kronor. BEREDNING Eftersom ansökan avser en förlängning av pågående avtalsperiod 2015-2017 bereds insatsen som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut. Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för beredningen av insatsen, till exempel stickprovsrevision av avtalsefterlevnad 2017, tematiskt stickprov av integreringen av jämställdhetsperspektiven 2017, reserapporter från uppföljningsresor, Sidas interna ställningstaganden till finansiella och narrativa rapporter under pågående avtal, årsrapporter samt årlig avvikelserapportering. Eftersom insatsen bereds som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut har beredningen utgått från den tidigare beredning som gjordes av ansökan för den pågående avtalsperioden 2015-2017. I de fall bedömningar är fortsatt relevanta har dessa behållits och vid behov kompletterats. Sidas insatshanteringssystem Trac har förändrats sedan 2014 då beredningen av ansökan 2015-2017 gjordes vilket gör att det tillkommit frågor som inte fanns då. I beredningen anges vilka bedömningar som gjorts 2015-2017 och vilka som tillkommit i beredningen av ansökan inför 2018.Om inte annat anges är riskbedömningarna i riskregistret uppdaterade utifrån ansökan 2018. Beredningen för ansökan 2015-2017 gjordes på engelska, denna tilläggsansökan har beretts på svenska på grund av språklagen. De pågående dialogmålen från ansökan 2015-2017 är: 1) Cross-cutting issues are mainstreamed in IM´s operations 2) Increased aid efficiency, 3) Further development of IM´s riskanalysis and riskmanagement. Dessa dialogmål har analyserats under relevanta avsnitt i beredningen. Ett fjärde dialogmål, som identifierades i beredningen av ansökan 2015-2017 ”Application and continued development of the Right Based Approach” har Sida bedömt som uppfyllt. Rättighetsperspektivet är dock något som Sida kommer att fortsätta att följa som en del av den ordinarie uppföljningen. Women, men, girls and boys living in poverty and exclusion in developing countries (and in Sweden) have increased their ability to claim their economic, social and cultural rights and thereby enhanced their ability to sustain a life in dignity. IM has applied a rights based approach and strengthened civil society (in Sweden) and abroad.  (The overall objective is taken from IM's Overall Result Framework, which includes results for activities in Sweden. These activities are not financed by Sida.) Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Guatemala Honduras India Jordan Lebanon Moldova (the Republic of) Malawi Nepal Palestine, State of El Salvador Zambia Zimbabwe Developing countries, unspecified Democratic participation and civil society Multisector education/training Health education Business Policy and Administration STD control including HIV/AIDS Informal/semi-formal financial intermediaries Rural development Reproductive health care Government & Civil Society-general Other Multisector Basic Health Business & Other Services Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Banking & Financial Services IM:s arbete omfattas av fyra tematiska områden: ekonomisk försörjning, utbildning, hälsa och stöd till civilsamhället. I enlighet med IM:s förändringsteori behöver förändring äga rum på tre nivåer: individnivå, organisationsnivå samt insititionell nivå. Nedan presenteras några exempel på resultat: Ekonomisk försörjning Mål; Att människor som lever i utsatta situationer, framförallt kvinnor, ska kunna öka sina inkomster och höja sin sociala status. "In India, women’s group promoted by ATI got access to common land of 10 villages after negotiating with the local government representatives. As a result, 22.5 hectare of land was allocated to the women’s group in which they grew fodder grass and generated a revenue. IM’s Fair-trade partners MESH and SSA in India have succeeded in improving the capacity of the producer groups by introducing new techniques and designs. These products have found new markets in Japan and Europe. The support has increased income and enhanced livelihood to a highly marginalized group in India which is people with disabilities". "In Malawi IM partner WOLREC supported communities with business opportunities, to get government recognition and support under the Government’s Community Savings and Cooperative (COMSIP). By registering as Cooperatives, they have easier access to grants, technical support as well as training in book-keeping and business management". "In Jordan, 23 persons with disabilities (PWDs) were employed by companies through the support by IM’s partner Sana. The hotel chain, Landmark Hotel Amman is part of IM partner ecosystem as a leverage partner, and 26 of their employees underwent awareness training on employment of people with disabilities". Utbildning Mål; Att flickor och pojkar som lever i utsatta situationer ska ha tillgång till god undervisning på låg- och mellanstadiet på lika villkor, så att de kan uppnå sin fulla potential. "IM’s partner DIWA in Malawi revealed gaps and opportunities for children with disabilities both in and out of school. Baseline assessment clinic records showed failure by many teachers to identify some forms of disability as well as schools failing in keeping records. With the intervention, about 75 percent of teachers in the project intervention schools are now able to identify, support and refer to the relevant authorities the severe disabilities for further support. In total 645 boys and 643 girls with disabilities were enrolled in the intervention schools". "IM's partner in Moldova CRPD, together with a group of parents, sued the Ministry of Education for discrimination against pupils with learning disabilities and limiting their access to education. As a result of this litigation case, children with severe disabilities will have the opportunity to complete the full-time 9-year gymnasium cycle that has so far been limited to 8 classes. Through CRPD's involvement, Moldova has adopted international ISO standards in the area of accessibility". "IM’s partner Justice for Children Trust managed to set up junior councils and junior parliament and build their capacity to address child protection issues in Zimbabwe. Collaboration between junior parliament and their senior counterpart was held on issues like birth registration and right to education. Best practices on child protection were shared in the communities, including good parenting skills. JCT was also involved in different campaigns on child protection". Hälsa Mål; Att kvinnor och män i utsatta grupper ska ha lika tillgång till preventiva hälsoinsatser, med fokus på sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och rättigheter. "In Zambia, IM’s partner NGOCC continued to scale up community approaches towards ending child marriages in the rural parts of northern Zambia, resulting in an increase of children being withdrawn from early marriages. 212 children were taken out of marriage and 70 girls were given the opportunity to return to school". "IM partner CYECE in Malawi helped boost access to SRHR services among the youths which significantly contributed towards improving their health, education, economic and moral well-being. Health workers were trained in delivering youth friendly health services in order to attract more youth". "In El Salvador IM partners have been active in advocacy work on anti-abortion legislation and 8 women convicted and imprisoned for homicide due to obstetric emergencies were liberated. The use of complementary strategies (national and international communication, strategic litigation, international advocacy, work for legislative reforms and at the same time the option of pardon by the executive branch) were key factors to the high number of liberated women". "In Jordan, 489 women survivors of sexual gender-based violence had safe and confidential access to psychosocial support, legal aid and case management services IM’s partners. A method normally used in IM’s work with refugees in Sweden on providing psychosocial assistance and protection (BIV/BIS), was adapted and successfully tried in Jordan, with 375 children who had experienced trauma and/ or had been involved in child labor, most of them were Syrian refugee children". Stöd till civilsamhället Mål; Att främja utvecklingen av ett starkt demokratiskt civilsamhälle för att stärka individer som lever i utsatta situationer så att de kan delta och påverka sitt samhälle. "IM Nepal worked with its partners to conduct a campaign on 16 days of Campaign Against Gender Based Violence (GBV). To mark the campaign, IM’s partners organized various programs on a range of issues affecting women at the local, provincial and federal level. The campaign helped raise awareness at the local level on the issue and legal provisions that protects women from GBV. It also brought together civil society members to put forward their demand for end of GBV and various issues affecting girls and women such as child marriage". "In the Middle East, a partner the Lebanese Women Democratic Gathering (RDFL) raised awareness in Lebanon on child marriage with the Not Before 18 campaign. RDFL engaged in conversation with 13 members of the Lebanese Parliament to lobby towards the endorsement of a new marriage law. The organization received support and approval for the new law from 31 MPs; the drafted law is currently at the Lebanese Parliament, waiting to be discussed. As part of the campaign, a national poll proved that 80% of Lebanese population is against child marriage". "IM partner Voinicel team in Moldova during 2018 empowered 160 parents to advocate for the right to education of their children, especially when talking about the right to receive free early intervention services, paid by the state. Given the fact that the full financing from the state is still a problem – parents were an important voice in advocacy". No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54030509-5403050901 Sweden Framework agreement with Individuell Människohjälp during the period 2015-2017 within the strategy for support via Swedish civil society organisations ANSÖKAN OCH FÖRVÄNTADE RESULTAT IM har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag för år 2018 på sammanlagt 59 918 000 SEK. Ansökan avser en ettårig förlängning för 2018 av den pågående insatsen som genomförs under avtalsperioden 2015-2017. Den totala budgetökningen uppgår till 3,2 MKR (4,8 %) jämfört med 2017 års budget. Det ansökta bidraget ökar med 14,5 MKR (32%), jämfört med beviljat bidrag 2017. Ökningen beror till stor del på att IM minskar sin egeninsats från 22 % till 13 %, och till viss del att IM anpassar sin verksamhet mot den nya CSO-strategin. IM avser att inkomma med en flerårsansökan för 2019-2023. I den planerar IM att ansöka om 80 miljoner år 2019, med en gradvis ökning på årsbasis fram till 2023. Samtidigt vill IM minska egeninsatsen från 22%, i pågående insats, till 13% för 2018 och 10% från och med 2019. Programmet avseende ansökan 2018 kommer i stort sett att fortsätta som tidigare och baseras på samma ramverk, resultat, strategier och insatser som i föregående fas. Resultatramverket har uppdaterats och inkluderar resultat för 2018. IM:s långsiktiga mål är att människor som lever i fattigdom och utanförskap världen över ska ha möjlighet att hävda sina ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella rättigheter, och leva ett värdigt liv. Ansökan till Sida avser enbart IM:s verksamhet i utvecklingsländer, ej den verksamhet som bedrivs i Sverige. I den internationella verksamheten fokuserar IM på ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella rättigheter. Arbetet är indelat i följande fyra områden som är nära sammanlänkade och ömsesidigt förstärkande: utbildning, hälsa, försörjning och civila samhället. IM gör geografiska prioriteringar utifrån tre kriterier: 1) förutsättningarna för att IM ska kunna ge ett mervärde, 2) nivån av fattigdom och utanförskap, och 3) ekonomiska hänsyn som t.ex. kostnadseffektivitet. IM fokuserar på följande regioner och länder: - Centralamerika (Guatemala och El Salvador) - Mellanöstern (Jordanien och Palestina) - Södra Asien (Indien och Nepal) - Södra Afrika (Malawi, Zimbabwe och Zambia) - Moldavien Förutom de geografiska strategierna innehåller ansökan strategin för programmet IM Fair Trade Producer Development, som har som syfte att stärka organisationer och småföretag att bli medlemmar av Worlds Fair Trade Organisation, genom rådgivning i organisationsfrågor, arbetsrätt och produktutveckling. Utöver de resultat som IM avser att uppnå inom de tematiska områdena och programmet Fair Trade Producer Development tydliggör IM i sin ansökan för 2018 att förlängningsåret är ett år för utvärdering, reflektion och strategisk planering. Tonvikten under året kommer att vara att utforska IM:s roll och mervärde som givare och partner. Under året ska IM internt reflektera över lärdomar, revidera tillvägagångssätt och metoder, revidera partnerportföljer och granska närvaron i IM:s verksamhetsländer. ANSÖKANDE ORGANISATION IM är en medlemsbaserad svensk ideell biståndsorganisation som arbetar för en rättvis och medmänsklig värld. IM:s ändamål är att synliggöra och bekämpa fattigdom och utanförskap. Organisationen bildades 1938 som en reaktion på det förtryck, hat, våld och fascism som då präglade Europa. Högsta beslutande organ är årsmötet, som utser styrelsen. IM har idag ca 6800 medlemmar och ett stort antal volontärer är engagerade, främst i verksamheten i Sverige. 2016 var den totala insamlingen, exklusive offentliga bidrag drygt 73 miljoner kronor. De offentliga bidragen uppgick till 62 miljoner kronor, varav Sidas andel upgick till cirka 70 %. IM:s intäkter för 2016 uppgick sammanlagt till strax under 135 miljoner kronor. IM antogs som ramorganisation år 2013 och den aktuella ansökan avser en förlängning av den första avtalsperioden som ramorganisation. IM bedriver internationellt utvecklingssamarbete, integrationsarbete i Sverige och handelssamarbeten inom ramen för fair trade. IM verkar i regionerna Centralamerika, Europa, Mellanöstern, Södra Afrika, Sydasien och Sverige. Den internationella verksamheten genomförs främst tillsammans med partnerorganisationer eller i samverkan med andra aktörer. Huvudkontoret ligger i Lund och det finns 5 regionkontor runt om i landet som arbetar med verksamheten i Sverige. Den internationella verksamheten har genomgått en stor regionaliserings- och decentraliseringsprocess. Idag består den internationella avdelningen av sju personer på huvudkontoret i Lund, fyra regionala kontor och sju landkontor. Under 2016 var det totala antalet anställda på region- och landkontor 87 personer. IM hade under 2016 totalt 175 anställda. IM:s arbete genomsyras av ett rättighetsperspektiv. Från att tidigare ha genomfört de flesta insatser själva, stödjer IM numera lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer i samarbetsländerna i deras arbete att uppnå sina egna mål. Verksamhetens fokus har förflyttats från individnivå till att åstadkomma förändringar på organisationsnivå och institutionell nivå. I ansökan understryker IM att år 2018 är ett år för lärande och utveckling. Ett exempel på detta är att IM under slutet av 2017 planerar att ersätta det övergripande styrdokument, den strategiska plattformen 2011–2020, med ett nytt dokument: "IM 2030". IM 2030 visar de övergripande strategiska ambitionerna för IM inom fyra områden: organisation, kommunikation, utvecklingsarbete och ekonomisk tillväxt under 2018–2030. De strategiska ambitionerna kommer att operationaliseras genom konkreta mål av varje avdelning i deras respektive femåriga strategier. Den internationella avdelningen är decentraliserad och detta är en process som pågått under flera år. Arbetet med att få den nya organisationen att fungera fullt ut är ett pågående utvecklingsarbete där IM kontinuerligt fortsätter att identifiera och implementera nya arbetssätt. SIDAS SAMLADE STÖD TILL ORGANISATIONEN Utöver bidrag inom CSO-strategin erhåller IM stöd inom strategin för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet i civilsamhället 2016-2022. Detta stöd har under perioden 2015-2107 uppgått till 4 600 000 kronor. För 2018 har IM ansökt om en förlängning av detta stöd om 1 727 000 kronor. BEREDNING Eftersom ansökan avser en förlängning av pågående avtalsperiod 2015-2017 bereds insatsen som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut. Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för beredningen av insatsen, till exempel stickprovsrevision av avtalsefterlevnad 2017, tematiskt stickprov av integreringen av jämställdhetsperspektiven 2017, reserapporter från uppföljningsresor, Sidas interna ställningstaganden till finansiella och narrativa rapporter under pågående avtal, årsrapporter samt årlig avvikelserapportering. Eftersom insatsen bereds som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut har beredningen utgått från den tidigare beredning som gjordes av ansökan för den pågående avtalsperioden 2015-2017. I de fall bedömningar är fortsatt relevanta har dessa behållits och vid behov kompletterats. Sidas insatshanteringssystem Trac har förändrats sedan 2014 då beredningen av ansökan 2015-2017 gjordes vilket gör att det tillkommit frågor som inte fanns då. I beredningen anges vilka bedömningar som gjorts 2015-2017 och vilka som tillkommit i beredningen av ansökan inför 2018.Om inte annat anges är riskbedömningarna i riskregistret uppdaterade utifrån ansökan 2018. Beredningen för ansökan 2015-2017 gjordes på engelska, denna tilläggsansökan har beretts på svenska på grund av språklagen. De pågående dialogmålen från ansökan 2015-2017 är: 1) Cross-cutting issues are mainstreamed in IM´s operations 2) Increased aid efficiency, 3) Further development of IM´s riskanalysis and riskmanagement. Dessa dialogmål har analyserats under relevanta avsnitt i beredningen. Ett fjärde dialogmål, som identifierades i beredningen av ansökan 2015-2017 ”Application and continued development of the Right Based Approach” har Sida bedömt som uppfyllt. Rättighetsperspektivet är dock något som Sida kommer att fortsätta att följa som en del av den ordinarie uppföljningen. 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the strategy for support via Swedish civil society organisations ANSÖKAN OCH FÖRVÄNTADE RESULTAT IM har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag för år 2018 på sammanlagt 59 918 000 SEK. Ansökan avser en ettårig förlängning för 2018 av den pågående insatsen som genomförs under avtalsperioden 2015-2017. Den totala budgetökningen uppgår till 3,2 MKR (4,8 %) jämfört med 2017 års budget. Det ansökta bidraget ökar med 14,5 MKR (32%), jämfört med beviljat bidrag 2017. Ökningen beror till stor del på att IM minskar sin egeninsats från 22 % till 13 %, och till viss del att IM anpassar sin verksamhet mot den nya CSO-strategin. IM avser att inkomma med en flerårsansökan för 2019-2023. I den planerar IM att ansöka om 80 miljoner år 2019, med en gradvis ökning på årsbasis fram till 2023. Samtidigt vill IM minska egeninsatsen från 22%, i pågående insats, till 13% för 2018 och 10% från och med 2019. Programmet avseende ansökan 2018 kommer i stort sett att fortsätta som tidigare och baseras på samma ramverk, resultat, strategier och insatser som i föregående fas. Resultatramverket har uppdaterats och inkluderar resultat för 2018. IM:s långsiktiga mål är att människor som lever i fattigdom och utanförskap världen över ska ha möjlighet att hävda sina ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella rättigheter, och leva ett värdigt liv. Ansökan till Sida avser enbart IM:s verksamhet i utvecklingsländer, ej den verksamhet som bedrivs i Sverige. I den internationella verksamheten fokuserar IM på ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella rättigheter. Arbetet är indelat i följande fyra områden som är nära sammanlänkade och ömsesidigt förstärkande: utbildning, hälsa, försörjning och civila samhället. IM gör geografiska prioriteringar utifrån tre kriterier: 1) förutsättningarna för att IM ska kunna ge ett mervärde, 2) nivån av fattigdom och utanförskap, och 3) ekonomiska hänsyn som t.ex. kostnadseffektivitet. IM fokuserar på följande regioner och länder: - Centralamerika (Guatemala och El Salvador) - Mellanöstern (Jordanien och Palestina) - Södra Asien (Indien och Nepal) - Södra Afrika (Malawi, Zimbabwe och Zambia) - Moldavien Förutom de geografiska strategierna innehåller ansökan strategin för programmet IM Fair Trade Producer Development, som har som syfte att stärka organisationer och småföretag att bli medlemmar av Worlds Fair Trade Organisation, genom rådgivning i organisationsfrågor, arbetsrätt och produktutveckling. Utöver de resultat som IM avser att uppnå inom de tematiska områdena och programmet Fair Trade Producer Development tydliggör IM i sin ansökan för 2018 att förlängningsåret är ett år för utvärdering, reflektion och strategisk planering. Tonvikten under året kommer att vara att utforska IM:s roll och mervärde som givare och partner. Under året ska IM internt reflektera över lärdomar, revidera tillvägagångssätt och metoder, revidera partnerportföljer och granska närvaron i IM:s verksamhetsländer. ANSÖKANDE ORGANISATION IM är en medlemsbaserad svensk ideell biståndsorganisation som arbetar för en rättvis och medmänsklig värld. IM:s ändamål är att synliggöra och bekämpa fattigdom och utanförskap. Organisationen bildades 1938 som en reaktion på det förtryck, hat, våld och fascism som då präglade Europa. Högsta beslutande organ är årsmötet, som utser styrelsen. IM har idag ca 6800 medlemmar och ett stort antal volontärer är engagerade, främst i verksamheten i Sverige. 2016 var den totala insamlingen, exklusive offentliga bidrag drygt 73 miljoner kronor. De offentliga bidragen uppgick till 62 miljoner kronor, varav Sidas andel upgick till cirka 70 %. IM:s intäkter för 2016 uppgick sammanlagt till strax under 135 miljoner kronor. IM antogs som ramorganisation år 2013 och den aktuella ansökan avser en förlängning av den första avtalsperioden som ramorganisation. IM bedriver internationellt utvecklingssamarbete, integrationsarbete i Sverige och handelssamarbeten inom ramen för fair trade. IM verkar i regionerna Centralamerika, Europa, Mellanöstern, Södra Afrika, Sydasien och Sverige. Den internationella verksamheten genomförs främst tillsammans med partnerorganisationer eller i samverkan med andra aktörer. Huvudkontoret ligger i Lund och det finns 5 regionkontor runt om i landet som arbetar med verksamheten i Sverige. Den internationella verksamheten har genomgått en stor regionaliserings- och decentraliseringsprocess. Idag består den internationella avdelningen av sju personer på huvudkontoret i Lund, fyra regionala kontor och sju landkontor. Under 2016 var det totala antalet anställda på region- och landkontor 87 personer. IM hade under 2016 totalt 175 anställda. IM:s arbete genomsyras av ett rättighetsperspektiv. Från att tidigare ha genomfört de flesta insatser själva, stödjer IM numera lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer i samarbetsländerna i deras arbete att uppnå sina egna mål. Verksamhetens fokus har förflyttats från individnivå till att åstadkomma förändringar på organisationsnivå och institutionell nivå. I ansökan understryker IM att år 2018 är ett år för lärande och utveckling. Ett exempel på detta är att IM under slutet av 2017 planerar att ersätta det övergripande styrdokument, den strategiska plattformen 2011–2020, med ett nytt dokument: "IM 2030". IM 2030 visar de övergripande strategiska ambitionerna för IM inom fyra områden: organisation, kommunikation, utvecklingsarbete och ekonomisk tillväxt under 2018–2030. De strategiska ambitionerna kommer att operationaliseras genom konkreta mål av varje avdelning i deras respektive femåriga strategier. Den internationella avdelningen är decentraliserad och detta är en process som pågått under flera år. Arbetet med att få den nya organisationen att fungera fullt ut är ett pågående utvecklingsarbete där IM kontinuerligt fortsätter att identifiera och implementera nya arbetssätt. SIDAS SAMLADE STÖD TILL ORGANISATIONEN Utöver bidrag inom CSO-strategin erhåller IM stöd inom strategin för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet i civilsamhället 2016-2022. Detta stöd har under perioden 2015-2107 uppgått till 4 600 000 kronor. För 2018 har IM ansökt om en förlängning av detta stöd om 1 727 000 kronor. BEREDNING Eftersom ansökan avser en förlängning av pågående avtalsperiod 2015-2017 bereds insatsen som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut. Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för beredningen av insatsen, till exempel stickprovsrevision av avtalsefterlevnad 2017, tematiskt stickprov av integreringen av jämställdhetsperspektiven 2017, reserapporter från uppföljningsresor, Sidas interna ställningstaganden till finansiella och narrativa rapporter under pågående avtal, årsrapporter samt årlig avvikelserapportering. Eftersom insatsen bereds som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut har beredningen utgått från den tidigare beredning som gjordes av ansökan för den pågående avtalsperioden 2015-2017. I de fall bedömningar är fortsatt relevanta har dessa behållits och vid behov kompletterats. Sidas insatshanteringssystem Trac har förändrats sedan 2014 då beredningen av ansökan 2015-2017 gjordes vilket gör att det tillkommit frågor som inte fanns då. I beredningen anges vilka bedömningar som gjorts 2015-2017 och vilka som tillkommit i beredningen av ansökan inför 2018.Om inte annat anges är riskbedömningarna i riskregistret uppdaterade utifrån ansökan 2018. Beredningen för ansökan 2015-2017 gjordes på engelska, denna tilläggsansökan har beretts på svenska på grund av språklagen. De pågående dialogmålen från ansökan 2015-2017 är: 1) Cross-cutting issues are mainstreamed in IM´s operations 2) Increased aid efficiency, 3) Further development of IM´s riskanalysis and riskmanagement. Dessa dialogmål har analyserats under relevanta avsnitt i beredningen. Ett fjärde dialogmål, som identifierades i beredningen av ansökan 2015-2017 ”Application and continued development of the Right Based Approach” har Sida bedömt som uppfyllt. Rättighetsperspektivet är dock något som Sida kommer att fortsätta att följa som en del av den ordinarie uppföljningen. Women, men, girls and boys living in poverty and exclusion in developing countries (and in Sweden) have increased their ability to claim their economic, social and cultural rights and thereby enhanced their ability to sustain a life in dignity. IM has applied a rights based approach and strengthened civil society (in Sweden) and abroad.  (The overall objective is taken from IM's Overall Result Framework, which includes results for activities in Sweden. These activities are not financed by Sida.) 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society support Ett mer bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030509-5403050903 Sweden Framework agreement with Individuell Människohjälp during the period 2015-2017 within the strategy for support via Swedish civil society organisations ANSÖKAN OCH FÖRVÄNTADE RESULTAT IM har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag för år 2018 på sammanlagt 59 918 000 SEK. Ansökan avser en ettårig förlängning för 2018 av den pågående insatsen som genomförs under avtalsperioden 2015-2017. Den totala budgetökningen uppgår till 3,2 MKR (4,8 %) jämfört med 2017 års budget. Det ansökta bidraget ökar med 14,5 MKR (32%), jämfört med beviljat bidrag 2017. Ökningen beror till stor del på att IM minskar sin egeninsats från 22 % till 13 %, och till viss del att IM anpassar sin verksamhet mot den nya CSO-strategin. IM avser att inkomma med en flerårsansökan för 2019-2023. I den planerar IM att ansöka om 80 miljoner år 2019, med en gradvis ökning på årsbasis fram till 2023. Samtidigt vill IM minska egeninsatsen från 22%, i pågående insats, till 13% för 2018 och 10% från och med 2019. Programmet avseende ansökan 2018 kommer i stort sett att fortsätta som tidigare och baseras på samma ramverk, resultat, strategier och insatser som i föregående fas. Resultatramverket har uppdaterats och inkluderar resultat för 2018. IM:s långsiktiga mål är att människor som lever i fattigdom och utanförskap världen över ska ha möjlighet att hävda sina ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella rättigheter, och leva ett värdigt liv. Ansökan till Sida avser enbart IM:s verksamhet i utvecklingsländer, ej den verksamhet som bedrivs i Sverige. I den internationella verksamheten fokuserar IM på ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella rättigheter. Arbetet är indelat i följande fyra områden som är nära sammanlänkade och ömsesidigt förstärkande: utbildning, hälsa, försörjning och civila samhället. IM gör geografiska prioriteringar utifrån tre kriterier: 1) förutsättningarna för att IM ska kunna ge ett mervärde, 2) nivån av fattigdom och utanförskap, och 3) ekonomiska hänsyn som t.ex. kostnadseffektivitet. IM fokuserar på följande regioner och länder: - Centralamerika (Guatemala och El Salvador) - Mellanöstern (Jordanien och Palestina) - Södra Asien (Indien och Nepal) - Södra Afrika (Malawi, Zimbabwe och Zambia) - Moldavien Förutom de geografiska strategierna innehåller ansökan strategin för programmet IM Fair Trade Producer Development, som har som syfte att stärka organisationer och småföretag att bli medlemmar av Worlds Fair Trade Organisation, genom rådgivning i organisationsfrågor, arbetsrätt och produktutveckling. Utöver de resultat som IM avser att uppnå inom de tematiska områdena och programmet Fair Trade Producer Development tydliggör IM i sin ansökan för 2018 att förlängningsåret är ett år för utvärdering, reflektion och strategisk planering. Tonvikten under året kommer att vara att utforska IM:s roll och mervärde som givare och partner. Under året ska IM internt reflektera över lärdomar, revidera tillvägagångssätt och metoder, revidera partnerportföljer och granska närvaron i IM:s verksamhetsländer. ANSÖKANDE ORGANISATION IM är en medlemsbaserad svensk ideell biståndsorganisation som arbetar för en rättvis och medmänsklig värld. IM:s ändamål är att synliggöra och bekämpa fattigdom och utanförskap. Organisationen bildades 1938 som en reaktion på det förtryck, hat, våld och fascism som då präglade Europa. Högsta beslutande organ är årsmötet, som utser styrelsen. IM har idag ca 6800 medlemmar och ett stort antal volontärer är engagerade, främst i verksamheten i Sverige. 2016 var den totala insamlingen, exklusive offentliga bidrag drygt 73 miljoner kronor. De offentliga bidragen uppgick till 62 miljoner kronor, varav Sidas andel upgick till cirka 70 %. IM:s intäkter för 2016 uppgick sammanlagt till strax under 135 miljoner kronor. IM antogs som ramorganisation år 2013 och den aktuella ansökan avser en förlängning av den första avtalsperioden som ramorganisation. IM bedriver internationellt utvecklingssamarbete, integrationsarbete i Sverige och handelssamarbeten inom ramen för fair trade. IM verkar i regionerna Centralamerika, Europa, Mellanöstern, Södra Afrika, Sydasien och Sverige. Den internationella verksamheten genomförs främst tillsammans med partnerorganisationer eller i samverkan med andra aktörer. Huvudkontoret ligger i Lund och det finns 5 regionkontor runt om i landet som arbetar med verksamheten i Sverige. Den internationella verksamheten har genomgått en stor regionaliserings- och decentraliseringsprocess. Idag består den internationella avdelningen av sju personer på huvudkontoret i Lund, fyra regionala kontor och sju landkontor. Under 2016 var det totala antalet anställda på region- och landkontor 87 personer. IM hade under 2016 totalt 175 anställda. IM:s arbete genomsyras av ett rättighetsperspektiv. Från att tidigare ha genomfört de flesta insatser själva, stödjer IM numera lokala civilsamhällesorganisationer i samarbetsländerna i deras arbete att uppnå sina egna mål. Verksamhetens fokus har förflyttats från individnivå till att åstadkomma förändringar på organisationsnivå och institutionell nivå. I ansökan understryker IM att år 2018 är ett år för lärande och utveckling. Ett exempel på detta är att IM under slutet av 2017 planerar att ersätta det övergripande styrdokument, den strategiska plattformen 2011–2020, med ett nytt dokument: "IM 2030". IM 2030 visar de övergripande strategiska ambitionerna för IM inom fyra områden: organisation, kommunikation, utvecklingsarbete och ekonomisk tillväxt under 2018–2030. De strategiska ambitionerna kommer att operationaliseras genom konkreta mål av varje avdelning i deras respektive femåriga strategier. Den internationella avdelningen är decentraliserad och detta är en process som pågått under flera år. Arbetet med att få den nya organisationen att fungera fullt ut är ett pågående utvecklingsarbete där IM kontinuerligt fortsätter att identifiera och implementera nya arbetssätt. SIDAS SAMLADE STÖD TILL ORGANISATIONEN Utöver bidrag inom CSO-strategin erhåller IM stöd inom strategin för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet i civilsamhället 2016-2022. Detta stöd har under perioden 2015-2107 uppgått till 4 600 000 kronor. För 2018 har IM ansökt om en förlängning av detta stöd om 1 727 000 kronor. BEREDNING Eftersom ansökan avser en förlängning av pågående avtalsperiod 2015-2017 bereds insatsen som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut. Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för beredningen av insatsen, till exempel stickprovsrevision av avtalsefterlevnad 2017, tematiskt stickprov av integreringen av jämställdhetsperspektiven 2017, reserapporter från uppföljningsresor, Sidas interna ställningstaganden till finansiella och narrativa rapporter under pågående avtal, årsrapporter samt årlig avvikelserapportering. Eftersom insatsen bereds som ett kompletterande insatsbeslut har beredningen utgått från den tidigare beredning som gjordes av ansökan för den pågående avtalsperioden 2015-2017. I de fall bedömningar är fortsatt relevanta har dessa behållits och vid behov kompletterats. Sidas insatshanteringssystem Trac har förändrats sedan 2014 då beredningen av ansökan 2015-2017 gjordes vilket gör att det tillkommit frågor som inte fanns då. I beredningen anges vilka bedömningar som gjorts 2015-2017 och vilka som tillkommit i beredningen av ansökan inför 2018.Om inte annat anges är riskbedömningarna i riskregistret uppdaterade utifrån ansökan 2018. Beredningen för ansökan 2015-2017 gjordes på engelska, denna tilläggsansökan har beretts på svenska på grund av språklagen. De pågående dialogmålen från ansökan 2015-2017 är: 1) Cross-cutting issues are mainstreamed in IM´s operations 2) Increased aid efficiency, 3) Further development of IM´s riskanalysis and riskmanagement. Dessa dialogmål har analyserats under relevanta avsnitt i beredningen. Ett fjärde dialogmål, som identifierades i beredningen av ansökan 2015-2017 ”Application and continued development of the Right Based Approach” har Sida bedömt som uppfyllt. Rättighetsperspektivet är dock något som Sida kommer att fortsätta att följa som en del av den ordinarie uppföljningen. Women, men, girls and boys living in poverty and exclusion in developing countries (and in Sweden) have increased their ability to claim their economic, social and cultural rights and thereby enhanced their ability to sustain a life in dignity. IM has applied a rights based approach and strengthened civil society (in Sweden) and abroad.  (The overall objective is taken from IM's Overall Result Framework, which includes results for activities in Sweden. These activities are not financed by Sida.) 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poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater understanding and engagement in civil society in developing countries for global development and sustainability, and strengthened advocacy for these matters vis-à-vis decision-makers Ökad förståelse och engagemang hos civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer för globala utvecklings- och hållbarhetsfrågor och stärkt påverkansarbete för detta gentemot beslutsfattare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030529 Sweden Plan Sweden's 3,5-year program for child rights is planned to be implemented in 19 country programs, four regional programs and one global advocacy and innovation program. Thematic focus areas are: 1. Right to education 2. Right to sexual and reproductive health 3. Citizenship and governance 4. Governance 5. Disaster risk reduction and resilience. Introduktion: Plan Sverige har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag på sammanlagt 452 000 000 kr för en 3,5-årsperiod som börjar i januari 2015 och fortsätter till 30 juni 2018. Anledningen till att avtalsperioden föreslås vara 3,5 år är att Sida har ställt sig positivt till att anpassa avtalsperioden och rapporteringsschemat till Plan Sveriges brutna räkenskapsår. Budgeten för verksamheten ligger på en högre nivå än tidigare år, och ett godkännande av den föreslagna budgetnivån skulle innebära en höjning av rambidraget med drygt 28 procent (från drygt 101 MSEK per år till 130 MSEK per år). Sida bedömer att ökningen är välplanerad och bygger på styrkorna i tidigare program. Ansökan är skriven i enlighet med instruktionen för stöd under Strategin för stöd genom det svenska civilsamhället. Sida bedömer att ansökan är komplett och att verksamheten är relevant i förhållande till strategin. Ansökande organisation: Plan Sverige är en del av den internationella barnrättsfederationen Plan International som har verksamhet och landkontor i över 50 länder i Afrika, Asien och Latinamerika. Plan Sverige grundades 1997 och är en av 21 nationella organisationer i Plan-federationen. Plan Sverige är en stiftelse (inte en medlemsorganisation). Däremot har organisationen ett starkt nätverk av faddrar som varje år bidrar med mer än 60 procent av organisationens budget. Medlen från fadderverksamheten ger Plan (både internationellt och i Sverige) en stabilitet som ger möjligheter att fastanställa personal oberoende av eventuell kortsiktighet hos givare, samt betala för budgetposter som tidvis är svåra att samla in medel till. Plan Sverige har varit ramorganisation sedan 2006 (förnyad ramstatus 2014) och Sidas samlade erfarenhet av ramsamarbetet är god. På senare år har organisationen även fått status som strategisk partner för Sidas humanitära enhet och ECHO-status för samarbete med EU i humanitära frågor. Plan Sverige har under de senaste åren stärkt sin personalstyrka, och närmare 20 personer är på olika sätt delaktiga i att hantera ramanslaget. Av dessa är sju regionsamordnare, fem tematiska rådgivare, en programekonom, en verksamhetscontroller på heltid (ny tjänst), chefer, samordnare av institutionella givare och administrativ personal. Plan Sverige samarbetar med Plan Internationals landkontor för insatsen, och landkontoren fungerar både som vidareförmedlare till civilsamhällesorganisationer och som genomförare av delar av programmet. Beredningen av insatsen har i största möjliga mån försökt bedöma landkontorens kapacitet i båda dessa roller. Sida bedömer att Plan Sverige fortsatt är en relevant partner i ramsamabetet med kapacitet att hantera ramanslag från Sida. Ansökan: Ansökan för perioden 2015-2018 har till syfte att "barn och ungdomar, tillsammans med civilsamhället, kräver sina rättigheter från ansvarstagare som aktivt engagerar sig för att respektera, skydda och uppfylla dessa rättigheter" (fritt översatt). Verksamheten ska ske i 19 länder, fyra regionala initiativ samt ett globalt program för påverkansarbete och innovation. Plan Sveriges ansökan är i stort en fortsättning på den verksamhet som organisationen haft under de senaste fyra åren under två avtal: Ramavtalet och avtalet gällande regeringens satsning på barns och ungdomars rätt till hälsa och utbildning. Nuvarande ansökan har för första gången helt integrerat de två ansatserna, och har resulterat i fem tematiska resultatområden/program: 1. Barns och ungdomars rätt till skydd från våld 2. Barns och ungdomars rätt till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa 3. Barns och ungdomars medborgarskap och samhällsstyrning 4. Barnrättsstyrning 5. Barns rättigheter i katastrofsituationer (riskförebyggande och motståndskraft) Sida bedömer att programmet är väl sammansatt, bygger på Plan Sveriges och Plan Internationals styrkor och på väl beprövande metoder - tillsammans med en vilja att hitta innovativa sätt att nå ännu bättre resultat. Sida bedömer att Plan Sverige i sin ansökan har presenterat en realistisk plan för sin verksamhet och att organisationen har de rutiner, system och den kapacitet som behövs för att genomföra programmet och rapportera resultaten. Sidas sammanfattande bedömning av Plan Sveriges resultatramverk är att organisationen behöver lägga ner mer arbete på att ta fram utgångsvärden (sk baselines) och målvärden, men att ramverket ändå fyller sin funktion som planerings- och uppföljningsverktyg. Förväntade resultat: Plan Sverige har presenterat förväntade resultat på landnivå, regional nivå och global nivå. Varje geografisk nivå har 3-6 resultatområden med indikatorer, som i sin tur används för att sammanfatta resultaten inom varje tematiskt område. För varje tematiskt resultatområde presenterar organisationen också 4-6 förväntade resultat, som i sammanfattning är följande: 1. Barns och ungdomars rätt till skydd mot våld: Förväntade resultat är familjer och samhällen som kan ge barn och ungdomar bättre skydd mot alla former av våld. Uppbyggnad av barns och ungdomars kunskaper och kapacitet; stärkande av familjer och samhällens möjligheter att skydda barn; stöd till civilsamhällesaktörer för att leverera service och utkräva rättigheter; samt ett systematiskt arbete med ansvarsbärande institutioner för barns rätt till skydd mot våld är viktiga förväntade resultat. Exempel på förväntade resultat: Traditionella ledare i Malawi har bättre kunskaper om hur skadliga vissa traditioner kan vara för barn (tex vissa initiationsriter, barnäktenskap) och arbetar aktivt för att förebygga eller förändra hur de används. 2. Barns och ungdomars rätt till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa: Förväntade resultat är kunskap, kapacitet och möjligheter hos barn och ungdomar att göra självständiga, informerade val för att åtnjuta en sexualitet som är fri från tvång, hot, våld, diskriminering eller hälsorisker. Sexuellt våld, barnäktenskap, preventivmedel, säkra aborter, HIV och frågor kring homo-, bi- och transsexuella ungdomars rättigheter är frågor som ryms inom detta resultatområde. Exempel på förväntade resultat: Barn och ungdomar i Bangladesh har kunskaper om sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter, och har bättre tillgång till hälsoservice på sina egna villkor. 3. Barns och ungdomars medborgarskap och samhällsstyrning: Förväntade resultat är en förbättrad respekt för barns och ungdomars rätt att vara delaktiga i beslut som rör dem och deras liv. Samarbete med civilsamhällesorganisationer som leds av och har aktivt deltagande från barn och ungdomar är en viktig del av arbetet för att stärka barns och ungdomars möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande på lokal, regional och nationell nivå. Icke-diskriminering är ett starkt fokus inom detta resultatområde. Exempel på förväntade resultat: Barn och ungdomar med funktionshinder i Egypten har bättre möjligheter att få tillgång till skolgång och inflytande över sin livssituation. 4. Barnrättsstyrning: Förväntade resultat är stärkta civilsamhällesorganisationer som kan länka ihop samarbetsländers nationella, regionala och internationella åtaganden inom barns rättigheter med ansvarsutkrävande på lokal, provinsiell och nationell nivå. Så kallad skuggrapportering under konventioner är en del av det arbetet. Exempel på förväntade resultat: En koalition av organisationer som arbetar för barns och ungdomars rättigheter har bildats i Thailand för att stärka organisationernas arbetsdelning och påverkansmöjligheter. 5. Barns rättigheter i katastrofsituationer (riskförebyggande och motståndskraft): Förväntade resultat är civilsamhälle, offentliga institutioner och samhällen som tar tillvara barns rättigheter i förberedelser för naturkatastrofer - och som arbetar för att barn ska tas med i arbetet för att stärka motståndskraften när naturkatastrofer inträffar. Exempel på förväntade resultat: Det regionala programmet för säkra skolor i Asien har fortsatt nå resultat i Bangladesh, Kambodja, Myanmar, Indonesien, Östtimor och Thailand så att fler skolor i området har planer för hur barns rätt till utbildning ska kunna tillgodoses även i katastrofsituationer. Målvärden anges sällan och utgångsvärden är i allmänhet inte en del av ansökan utan utvecklas separat. Sida bedömer att Plan Sveriges förväntade resultat är relevanta och realistiska, men att målvärden på landnivå behöver uttryckas tydligare. Tidigare resultatuppfyllelse: Plan Sveriges ansökan bygger på väl beprövade metoder och program som kunnat uppvisa goda resultat under de senaste 3-4 åren. Sida (CIVSAM) har varit nöjda med den resultatrapportering som organisationen har lämnat in, och betydande resultat har uppvisats inom till exempel barns rätt till skydd mot våld och barns sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter. Några exempel på uppnådda resultat inom de programområden som återfinns i nuvarande ansökan: 1. Barns och ungdomars rätt till skydd från våld: Nedgång i våld i skolmiljön (från 83% till 56%) i projektområden i Uganda. Ökad rapportering av fall av våld mot barn i projektområden i Kambodja. 2. Barns och ungdomars rätt till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa: Stor förändring i inställningen till barnäktenskap i projektområden i Egypten (från 22% negativa i baslinjestudien till 70% negativa i utvärderingen). 3. Barns och ungdomars medborgarskap och samhällsstyrning: 211 barnledda initiativ mot våld i hemmet, för jämställdhet och för miljöförbättringar genomfördes i Egypten. 4. Barnrättsstyrning: Skuggrapporter under barnkonventionen skickades för första gången från Bangladesh, Nepal, Östtimor och Rwanda - och påverkade de slutgiltiga rekommendationerna. 5. Barns rättigheter i katastrofsituationer (riskförebyggande och motståndskraft): Nationella riktlinjer för säkra skolor antogs i Kina, Indonesien och Kambodja. Sida bedömer att Plan Sverige visat prov på förmåga att uppnå resultat liknande de nu planerade, och att detta stärker bedömningen att Plan Sverige har kapacitet att leverera de resultat som ställts upp i ansökan. Grund för Sidas bedömning: Sidas bedömning av Plan Sveriges ansökan grundas på följande dokumentation: -Plan Sveriges ansökan om rambidrag 2015-2018 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 034258/14) -Plan Sveriges slutrapport för avtalsperioden 2011-2013 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 016814/14) -Plan Sveriges revisionsrapport för 2013 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 016814/14) -SIPUs organisationsbedömning inför ramkriteriebeslut 2013 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 028608/13) -Sida CIVSAMs ramkriteriebedömning 2014 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 014756/14) -Plan Sveriges Inköpspolicy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 035421/14) -Plans Jämställdhetspolicy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 035950/14) -Plans Upphandlingspolicy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 040874/13) -Plans Anti-korruptions- och anti-bedrägeripolicy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 034159/14) -Plans Code of Conduct med sk Whistleblower-policy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 034610/14) -Sidas humanitära enhets beredning av stöd för 2013 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 016949/13) -Jarskog konsults systemrevision av Plan Sverige 2010 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 2010-016356) -Vauxs rapport om Plans Disaster Risk Management Policy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 035850/14) -Intryck från fältbesök (humanitära enheten Pakistan och Bangladesh; CIVSAM Uganda och Pakistan) de senaste tre åren. -Samt 43 dokument i ett begärt stickprov från Plan Sveriges verksamhet i Guatemala och Uganda (bedömningspromemorior, avtal i efterföljande led, revisioner, interna beslut, resultatramverk osv) (Dokumentnummer i Dox: Guatemala 037283/14, Uganda 037279/14) Sida har i samband med beredningen av ansökan konsulterat följande funktioner: -Jurist på Sidas juridikenhet (JUR) (avtal, Plans inköpspolicy) -Handläggare på Sidas humanitära enhet (HUM) (organisationsbedömning, intern styrning och kontroll, integration humanitärt/utveckling) -Rådgivare i Anti-korruption, Sidas avdelning för partnerskap och innovation (PARTNER) -Sidas helpdesk för mänsklig säkerhet och konflikt (konfliktkänslighet) -Enhetscontroller, Sidas enhet för det civila samhället (CIVSAM) The overall goal of Plan International Swedens programme during the period 1 January 2015 - 30 June 2019 was: "Together with civil society organisations, children and youth claim their rights from duty bearers, who actively commit to respect, protect and fulfil these rights". The programme has been implemented through 23 different programs in 21 countries together with 150 local CSO's in Africa, Asia and in Latinamerica. The four focus areas for the entire programme: - Childrens and young people's right to protection (Art 19 UN Convention on the Rights of the Child) - Young people's right to sexual and reproductive health - Child and youth rights governance and participation - Children's rights in disaster risk reduction and resilience   Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bangladesh Burkina Faso Benin Bolivia (Plurinational State of) China Colombia Egypt Ethiopia Guatemala Honduras Cambodia Malawi Nicaragua Pakistan Rwanda El Salvador Togo Thailand Timor-Leste Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe Asia, regional Developing countries, unspecified Eastern Africa, regional Far East Asia, regional South America, regional Central America, regional Democratic participation and civil society Reproductive health care STD control including HIV/AIDS Multisector education/training Government & Civil Society-general Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Other Multisector Outcome 1 - Children and youth have knowledge of their rights to protection against violence andhow to claim them From Plan Sweden's final report: "All countries have reported that children have increased their knowledge on their right to be free from violence as a result of the programmes. Children and youth have also gained capacities to advocate for violence-free environments at home, in communities and at schools". Outcome 2 - Parents and care-givers have knowledge and skills to implement positive non-violencediscipline methods with their children From Plan Sweden's final report: "Under this outcome, 70% of countries reported reaching targets while 15% reached partial targets and 15% reported that targets were not reached. Strategies under this outcome aim to change attitudes and behaviours; which takes time, and can therefore be difficult to measure". Outcome 3 - Communities are actively involved in preventing violence against children as well asreferring cases as needed to the formal child protection system From Plan Sweden's final report: "Under this outcome, over 90% of countries have reported to have reached targets. At the portfolio level, there is evidence that community members have been involved in referrals and actions to prevent and respond to violence, through community dialogues, community mobilisation, community-led initiatives as well as community-based child protection mechanisms (CBCPMs)". Outcome 4 - CSOs are supporting children, families, and communities to prevent violence againstchildren From Plan Sweden's final report: "At the portfolio level, 100% of countries have reported that they have reached targets under this outcome. CSOs, including youth led organisations, played important roles in child protection system strengthening, given the weakness of government child protection services in most target countries.CSOs delivered a range of services and work directly with families and communities as well as service providers to increase access and quality of existing services. In all countries, the strengthening of civil society has taken place on a multitude of levels - community, regional and national - and in a number of ways: awareness raising, referrals and service provision, policy advocacy and reform, and being an agenda setter for improved child protection systems. Stronger collaboration between CSOs has led to collective advocacy for increased state accountability for child protection at different levels across the programme portfolio". Outcome 5 - Effective child protection systems are put in place with strong coordination among allinvolved actors From Plan Sweden's final report: "Effective child protection systems are dependent on a competent workforce, effective coordination and access to quality services. At a portfolio level, around 90% of countries have indicated that they reached the set targets under this outcome". Outcome 6 - Legislation and policies are in place to protect children against violence and necessarybudget provisions have been to support effective child protection systems From Plan Sweden's final report: "On portfolio level 88% of countries have reported that they have reached targets under this result. Plan International and CSO partners have been a part of advocacy efforts towards government, as well as providing technical support for the drafting of policies and legislation. Further, in many countries the child protection sector is often the most underfunded sector, meaning that it is understaffed and there is a lack of services and interventions, especially in remote and rural areas. Programmes have therefore included advocacy efforts to ensure increased budget allocations at the local and national levels". Sida's comments on Plans reporting against the outcomes The six above outcome areas are large and aspirational in nature and the programmes that falls under these 6 outcomes are implemented in 21 countries with different levels of capacity (incl. technical and operational) and resources and in contextual environments that differ to a large degree. These factors should be taken into account when reviewing the results reported by Plan. It is Sidas impression based on the collaboration with Plan Sweden, that the organisation has set a high level of ambition in this programme from the start and that the capacity on Results-Based Management (RBM) has not been as strong as needed. The formulation of the six outcomes illustrates this challenge.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54030529-5403052901 Sweden Plan Sweden's 3,5-year program for child rights is planned to be implemented in 19 country programs, four regional programs and one global advocacy and innovation program. Thematic focus areas are: 1. Right to education 2. Right to sexual and reproductive health 3. Citizenship and governance 4. Governance 5. Disaster risk reduction and resilience. Introduktion: Plan Sverige har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag på sammanlagt 452 000 000 kr för en 3,5-årsperiod som börjar i januari 2015 och fortsätter till 30 juni 2018. Anledningen till att avtalsperioden föreslås vara 3,5 år är att Sida har ställt sig positivt till att anpassa avtalsperioden och rapporteringsschemat till Plan Sveriges brutna räkenskapsår. Budgeten för verksamheten ligger på en högre nivå än tidigare år, och ett godkännande av den föreslagna budgetnivån skulle innebära en höjning av rambidraget med drygt 28 procent (från drygt 101 MSEK per år till 130 MSEK per år). Sida bedömer att ökningen är välplanerad och bygger på styrkorna i tidigare program. Ansökan är skriven i enlighet med instruktionen för stöd under Strategin för stöd genom det svenska civilsamhället. Sida bedömer att ansökan är komplett och att verksamheten är relevant i förhållande till strategin. Ansökande organisation: Plan Sverige är en del av den internationella barnrättsfederationen Plan International som har verksamhet och landkontor i över 50 länder i Afrika, Asien och Latinamerika. Plan Sverige grundades 1997 och är en av 21 nationella organisationer i Plan-federationen. Plan Sverige är en stiftelse (inte en medlemsorganisation). Däremot har organisationen ett starkt nätverk av faddrar som varje år bidrar med mer än 60 procent av organisationens budget. Medlen från fadderverksamheten ger Plan (både internationellt och i Sverige) en stabilitet som ger möjligheter att fastanställa personal oberoende av eventuell kortsiktighet hos givare, samt betala för budgetposter som tidvis är svåra att samla in medel till. Plan Sverige har varit ramorganisation sedan 2006 (förnyad ramstatus 2014) och Sidas samlade erfarenhet av ramsamarbetet är god. På senare år har organisationen även fått status som strategisk partner för Sidas humanitära enhet och ECHO-status för samarbete med EU i humanitära frågor. Plan Sverige har under de senaste åren stärkt sin personalstyrka, och närmare 20 personer är på olika sätt delaktiga i att hantera ramanslaget. Av dessa är sju regionsamordnare, fem tematiska rådgivare, en programekonom, en verksamhetscontroller på heltid (ny tjänst), chefer, samordnare av institutionella givare och administrativ personal. Plan Sverige samarbetar med Plan Internationals landkontor för insatsen, och landkontoren fungerar både som vidareförmedlare till civilsamhällesorganisationer och som genomförare av delar av programmet. Beredningen av insatsen har i största möjliga mån försökt bedöma landkontorens kapacitet i båda dessa roller. Sida bedömer att Plan Sverige fortsatt är en relevant partner i ramsamabetet med kapacitet att hantera ramanslag från Sida. Ansökan: Ansökan för perioden 2015-2018 har till syfte att "barn och ungdomar, tillsammans med civilsamhället, kräver sina rättigheter från ansvarstagare som aktivt engagerar sig för att respektera, skydda och uppfylla dessa rättigheter" (fritt översatt). Verksamheten ska ske i 19 länder, fyra regionala initiativ samt ett globalt program för påverkansarbete och innovation. Plan Sveriges ansökan är i stort en fortsättning på den verksamhet som organisationen haft under de senaste fyra åren under två avtal: Ramavtalet och avtalet gällande regeringens satsning på barns och ungdomars rätt till hälsa och utbildning. Nuvarande ansökan har för första gången helt integrerat de två ansatserna, och har resulterat i fem tematiska resultatområden/program: 1. Barns och ungdomars rätt till skydd från våld 2. Barns och ungdomars rätt till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa 3. Barns och ungdomars medborgarskap och samhällsstyrning 4. Barnrättsstyrning 5. Barns rättigheter i katastrofsituationer (riskförebyggande och motståndskraft) Sida bedömer att programmet är väl sammansatt, bygger på Plan Sveriges och Plan Internationals styrkor och på väl beprövande metoder - tillsammans med en vilja att hitta innovativa sätt att nå ännu bättre resultat. Sida bedömer att Plan Sverige i sin ansökan har presenterat en realistisk plan för sin verksamhet och att organisationen har de rutiner, system och den kapacitet som behövs för att genomföra programmet och rapportera resultaten. Sidas sammanfattande bedömning av Plan Sveriges resultatramverk är att organisationen behöver lägga ner mer arbete på att ta fram utgångsvärden (sk baselines) och målvärden, men att ramverket ändå fyller sin funktion som planerings- och uppföljningsverktyg. Förväntade resultat: Plan Sverige har presenterat förväntade resultat på landnivå, regional nivå och global nivå. Varje geografisk nivå har 3-6 resultatområden med indikatorer, som i sin tur används för att sammanfatta resultaten inom varje tematiskt område. För varje tematiskt resultatområde presenterar organisationen också 4-6 förväntade resultat, som i sammanfattning är följande: 1. Barns och ungdomars rätt till skydd mot våld: Förväntade resultat är familjer och samhällen som kan ge barn och ungdomar bättre skydd mot alla former av våld. Uppbyggnad av barns och ungdomars kunskaper och kapacitet; stärkande av familjer och samhällens möjligheter att skydda barn; stöd till civilsamhällesaktörer för att leverera service och utkräva rättigheter; samt ett systematiskt arbete med ansvarsbärande institutioner för barns rätt till skydd mot våld är viktiga förväntade resultat. Exempel på förväntade resultat: Traditionella ledare i Malawi har bättre kunskaper om hur skadliga vissa traditioner kan vara för barn (tex vissa initiationsriter, barnäktenskap) och arbetar aktivt för att förebygga eller förändra hur de används. 2. Barns och ungdomars rätt till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa: Förväntade resultat är kunskap, kapacitet och möjligheter hos barn och ungdomar att göra självständiga, informerade val för att åtnjuta en sexualitet som är fri från tvång, hot, våld, diskriminering eller hälsorisker. Sexuellt våld, barnäktenskap, preventivmedel, säkra aborter, HIV och frågor kring homo-, bi- och transsexuella ungdomars rättigheter är frågor som ryms inom detta resultatområde. Exempel på förväntade resultat: Barn och ungdomar i Bangladesh har kunskaper om sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter, och har bättre tillgång till hälsoservice på sina egna villkor. 3. Barns och ungdomars medborgarskap och samhällsstyrning: Förväntade resultat är en förbättrad respekt för barns och ungdomars rätt att vara delaktiga i beslut som rör dem och deras liv. Samarbete med civilsamhällesorganisationer som leds av och har aktivt deltagande från barn och ungdomar är en viktig del av arbetet för att stärka barns och ungdomars möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande på lokal, regional och nationell nivå. Icke-diskriminering är ett starkt fokus inom detta resultatområde. Exempel på förväntade resultat: Barn och ungdomar med funktionshinder i Egypten har bättre möjligheter att få tillgång till skolgång och inflytande över sin livssituation. 4. Barnrättsstyrning: Förväntade resultat är stärkta civilsamhällesorganisationer som kan länka ihop samarbetsländers nationella, regionala och internationella åtaganden inom barns rättigheter med ansvarsutkrävande på lokal, provinsiell och nationell nivå. Så kallad skuggrapportering under konventioner är en del av det arbetet. Exempel på förväntade resultat: En koalition av organisationer som arbetar för barns och ungdomars rättigheter har bildats i Thailand för att stärka organisationernas arbetsdelning och påverkansmöjligheter. 5. Barns rättigheter i katastrofsituationer (riskförebyggande och motståndskraft): Förväntade resultat är civilsamhälle, offentliga institutioner och samhällen som tar tillvara barns rättigheter i förberedelser för naturkatastrofer - och som arbetar för att barn ska tas med i arbetet för att stärka motståndskraften när naturkatastrofer inträffar. Exempel på förväntade resultat: Det regionala programmet för säkra skolor i Asien har fortsatt nå resultat i Bangladesh, Kambodja, Myanmar, Indonesien, Östtimor och Thailand så att fler skolor i området har planer för hur barns rätt till utbildning ska kunna tillgodoses även i katastrofsituationer. Målvärden anges sällan och utgångsvärden är i allmänhet inte en del av ansökan utan utvecklas separat. Sida bedömer att Plan Sveriges förväntade resultat är relevanta och realistiska, men att målvärden på landnivå behöver uttryckas tydligare. Tidigare resultatuppfyllelse: Plan Sveriges ansökan bygger på väl beprövade metoder och program som kunnat uppvisa goda resultat under de senaste 3-4 åren. Sida (CIVSAM) har varit nöjda med den resultatrapportering som organisationen har lämnat in, och betydande resultat har uppvisats inom till exempel barns rätt till skydd mot våld och barns sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter. Några exempel på uppnådda resultat inom de programområden som återfinns i nuvarande ansökan: 1. Barns och ungdomars rätt till skydd från våld: Nedgång i våld i skolmiljön (från 83% till 56%) i projektområden i Uganda. Ökad rapportering av fall av våld mot barn i projektområden i Kambodja. 2. Barns och ungdomars rätt till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa: Stor förändring i inställningen till barnäktenskap i projektområden i Egypten (från 22% negativa i baslinjestudien till 70% negativa i utvärderingen). 3. Barns och ungdomars medborgarskap och samhällsstyrning: 211 barnledda initiativ mot våld i hemmet, för jämställdhet och för miljöförbättringar genomfördes i Egypten. 4. Barnrättsstyrning: Skuggrapporter under barnkonventionen skickades för första gången från Bangladesh, Nepal, Östtimor och Rwanda - och påverkade de slutgiltiga rekommendationerna. 5. Barns rättigheter i katastrofsituationer (riskförebyggande och motståndskraft): Nationella riktlinjer för säkra skolor antogs i Kina, Indonesien och Kambodja. Sida bedömer att Plan Sverige visat prov på förmåga att uppnå resultat liknande de nu planerade, och att detta stärker bedömningen att Plan Sverige har kapacitet att leverera de resultat som ställts upp i ansökan. Grund för Sidas bedömning: Sidas bedömning av Plan Sveriges ansökan grundas på följande dokumentation: -Plan Sveriges ansökan om rambidrag 2015-2018 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 034258/14) -Plan Sveriges slutrapport för avtalsperioden 2011-2013 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 016814/14) -Plan Sveriges revisionsrapport för 2013 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 016814/14) -SIPUs organisationsbedömning inför ramkriteriebeslut 2013 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 028608/13) -Sida CIVSAMs ramkriteriebedömning 2014 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 014756/14) -Plan Sveriges Inköpspolicy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 035421/14) -Plans Jämställdhetspolicy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 035950/14) -Plans Upphandlingspolicy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 040874/13) -Plans Anti-korruptions- och anti-bedrägeripolicy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 034159/14) -Plans Code of Conduct med sk Whistleblower-policy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 034610/14) -Sidas humanitära enhets beredning av stöd för 2013 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 016949/13) -Jarskog konsults systemrevision av Plan Sverige 2010 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 2010-016356) -Vauxs rapport om Plans Disaster Risk Management Policy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 035850/14) -Intryck från fältbesök (humanitära enheten Pakistan och Bangladesh; CIVSAM Uganda och Pakistan) de senaste tre åren. -Samt 43 dokument i ett begärt stickprov från Plan Sveriges verksamhet i Guatemala och Uganda (bedömningspromemorior, avtal i efterföljande led, revisioner, interna beslut, resultatramverk osv) (Dokumentnummer i Dox: Guatemala 037283/14, Uganda 037279/14) Sida har i samband med beredningen av ansökan konsulterat följande funktioner: -Jurist på Sidas juridikenhet (JUR) (avtal, Plans inköpspolicy) -Handläggare på Sidas humanitära enhet (HUM) (organisationsbedömning, intern styrning och kontroll, integration humanitärt/utveckling) -Rådgivare i Anti-korruption, Sidas avdelning för partnerskap och innovation (PARTNER) -Sidas helpdesk för mänsklig säkerhet och konflikt (konfliktkänslighet) -Enhetscontroller, Sidas enhet för det civila samhället (CIVSAM) The overall goal of Plan International Swedens programme during the period 1 January 2015 - 30 June 2019 was: "Together with civil society organisations, children and youth claim their rights from duty bearers, who actively commit to respect, protect and fulfil these rights". The programme has been implemented through 23 different programs in 21 countries together with 150 local CSO's in Africa, Asia and in Latinamerica. The four focus areas for the entire programme: - Childrens and young people's right to protection (Art 19 UN Convention on the Rights of the Child) - Young people's right to sexual and reproductive health - Child and youth rights governance and participation - Children's rights in disaster risk reduction and resilience   Sweden Plan International Sverige Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Plan International Sverige 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 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Thematic focus areas are: 1. Right to education 2. Right to sexual and reproductive health 3. Citizenship and governance 4. Governance 5. Disaster risk reduction and resilience. Introduktion: Plan Sverige har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag på sammanlagt 452 000 000 kr för en 3,5-årsperiod som börjar i januari 2015 och fortsätter till 30 juni 2018. Anledningen till att avtalsperioden föreslås vara 3,5 år är att Sida har ställt sig positivt till att anpassa avtalsperioden och rapporteringsschemat till Plan Sveriges brutna räkenskapsår. Budgeten för verksamheten ligger på en högre nivå än tidigare år, och ett godkännande av den föreslagna budgetnivån skulle innebära en höjning av rambidraget med drygt 28 procent (från drygt 101 MSEK per år till 130 MSEK per år). Sida bedömer att ökningen är välplanerad och bygger på styrkorna i tidigare program. Ansökan är skriven i enlighet med instruktionen för stöd under Strategin för stöd genom det svenska civilsamhället. Sida bedömer att ansökan är komplett och att verksamheten är relevant i förhållande till strategin. Ansökande organisation: Plan Sverige är en del av den internationella barnrättsfederationen Plan International som har verksamhet och landkontor i över 50 länder i Afrika, Asien och Latinamerika. Plan Sverige grundades 1997 och är en av 21 nationella organisationer i Plan-federationen. Plan Sverige är en stiftelse (inte en medlemsorganisation). Däremot har organisationen ett starkt nätverk av faddrar som varje år bidrar med mer än 60 procent av organisationens budget. Medlen från fadderverksamheten ger Plan (både internationellt och i Sverige) en stabilitet som ger möjligheter att fastanställa personal oberoende av eventuell kortsiktighet hos givare, samt betala för budgetposter som tidvis är svåra att samla in medel till. Plan Sverige har varit ramorganisation sedan 2006 (förnyad ramstatus 2014) och Sidas samlade erfarenhet av ramsamarbetet är god. På senare år har organisationen även fått status som strategisk partner för Sidas humanitära enhet och ECHO-status för samarbete med EU i humanitära frågor. Plan Sverige har under de senaste åren stärkt sin personalstyrka, och närmare 20 personer är på olika sätt delaktiga i att hantera ramanslaget. Av dessa är sju regionsamordnare, fem tematiska rådgivare, en programekonom, en verksamhetscontroller på heltid (ny tjänst), chefer, samordnare av institutionella givare och administrativ personal. Plan Sverige samarbetar med Plan Internationals landkontor för insatsen, och landkontoren fungerar både som vidareförmedlare till civilsamhällesorganisationer och som genomförare av delar av programmet. Beredningen av insatsen har i största möjliga mån försökt bedöma landkontorens kapacitet i båda dessa roller. Sida bedömer att Plan Sverige fortsatt är en relevant partner i ramsamabetet med kapacitet att hantera ramanslag från Sida. Ansökan: Ansökan för perioden 2015-2018 har till syfte att "barn och ungdomar, tillsammans med civilsamhället, kräver sina rättigheter från ansvarstagare som aktivt engagerar sig för att respektera, skydda och uppfylla dessa rättigheter" (fritt översatt). Verksamheten ska ske i 19 länder, fyra regionala initiativ samt ett globalt program för påverkansarbete och innovation. Plan Sveriges ansökan är i stort en fortsättning på den verksamhet som organisationen haft under de senaste fyra åren under två avtal: Ramavtalet och avtalet gällande regeringens satsning på barns och ungdomars rätt till hälsa och utbildning. Nuvarande ansökan har för första gången helt integrerat de två ansatserna, och har resulterat i fem tematiska resultatområden/program: 1. Barns och ungdomars rätt till skydd från våld 2. Barns och ungdomars rätt till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa 3. Barns och ungdomars medborgarskap och samhällsstyrning 4. Barnrättsstyrning 5. Barns rättigheter i katastrofsituationer (riskförebyggande och motståndskraft) Sida bedömer att programmet är väl sammansatt, bygger på Plan Sveriges och Plan Internationals styrkor och på väl beprövande metoder - tillsammans med en vilja att hitta innovativa sätt att nå ännu bättre resultat. Sida bedömer att Plan Sverige i sin ansökan har presenterat en realistisk plan för sin verksamhet och att organisationen har de rutiner, system och den kapacitet som behövs för att genomföra programmet och rapportera resultaten. Sidas sammanfattande bedömning av Plan Sveriges resultatramverk är att organisationen behöver lägga ner mer arbete på att ta fram utgångsvärden (sk baselines) och målvärden, men att ramverket ändå fyller sin funktion som planerings- och uppföljningsverktyg. Förväntade resultat: Plan Sverige har presenterat förväntade resultat på landnivå, regional nivå och global nivå. Varje geografisk nivå har 3-6 resultatområden med indikatorer, som i sin tur används för att sammanfatta resultaten inom varje tematiskt område. För varje tematiskt resultatområde presenterar organisationen också 4-6 förväntade resultat, som i sammanfattning är följande: 1. Barns och ungdomars rätt till skydd mot våld: Förväntade resultat är familjer och samhällen som kan ge barn och ungdomar bättre skydd mot alla former av våld. Uppbyggnad av barns och ungdomars kunskaper och kapacitet; stärkande av familjer och samhällens möjligheter att skydda barn; stöd till civilsamhällesaktörer för att leverera service och utkräva rättigheter; samt ett systematiskt arbete med ansvarsbärande institutioner för barns rätt till skydd mot våld är viktiga förväntade resultat. Exempel på förväntade resultat: Traditionella ledare i Malawi har bättre kunskaper om hur skadliga vissa traditioner kan vara för barn (tex vissa initiationsriter, barnäktenskap) och arbetar aktivt för att förebygga eller förändra hur de används. 2. Barns och ungdomars rätt till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa: Förväntade resultat är kunskap, kapacitet och möjligheter hos barn och ungdomar att göra självständiga, informerade val för att åtnjuta en sexualitet som är fri från tvång, hot, våld, diskriminering eller hälsorisker. Sexuellt våld, barnäktenskap, preventivmedel, säkra aborter, HIV och frågor kring homo-, bi- och transsexuella ungdomars rättigheter är frågor som ryms inom detta resultatområde. Exempel på förväntade resultat: Barn och ungdomar i Bangladesh har kunskaper om sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter, och har bättre tillgång till hälsoservice på sina egna villkor. 3. Barns och ungdomars medborgarskap och samhällsstyrning: Förväntade resultat är en förbättrad respekt för barns och ungdomars rätt att vara delaktiga i beslut som rör dem och deras liv. Samarbete med civilsamhällesorganisationer som leds av och har aktivt deltagande från barn och ungdomar är en viktig del av arbetet för att stärka barns och ungdomars möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande på lokal, regional och nationell nivå. Icke-diskriminering är ett starkt fokus inom detta resultatområde. Exempel på förväntade resultat: Barn och ungdomar med funktionshinder i Egypten har bättre möjligheter att få tillgång till skolgång och inflytande över sin livssituation. 4. Barnrättsstyrning: Förväntade resultat är stärkta civilsamhällesorganisationer som kan länka ihop samarbetsländers nationella, regionala och internationella åtaganden inom barns rättigheter med ansvarsutkrävande på lokal, provinsiell och nationell nivå. Så kallad skuggrapportering under konventioner är en del av det arbetet. Exempel på förväntade resultat: En koalition av organisationer som arbetar för barns och ungdomars rättigheter har bildats i Thailand för att stärka organisationernas arbetsdelning och påverkansmöjligheter. 5. Barns rättigheter i katastrofsituationer (riskförebyggande och motståndskraft): Förväntade resultat är civilsamhälle, offentliga institutioner och samhällen som tar tillvara barns rättigheter i förberedelser för naturkatastrofer - och som arbetar för att barn ska tas med i arbetet för att stärka motståndskraften när naturkatastrofer inträffar. Exempel på förväntade resultat: Det regionala programmet för säkra skolor i Asien har fortsatt nå resultat i Bangladesh, Kambodja, Myanmar, Indonesien, Östtimor och Thailand så att fler skolor i området har planer för hur barns rätt till utbildning ska kunna tillgodoses även i katastrofsituationer. Målvärden anges sällan och utgångsvärden är i allmänhet inte en del av ansökan utan utvecklas separat. Sida bedömer att Plan Sveriges förväntade resultat är relevanta och realistiska, men att målvärden på landnivå behöver uttryckas tydligare. Tidigare resultatuppfyllelse: Plan Sveriges ansökan bygger på väl beprövade metoder och program som kunnat uppvisa goda resultat under de senaste 3-4 åren. Sida (CIVSAM) har varit nöjda med den resultatrapportering som organisationen har lämnat in, och betydande resultat har uppvisats inom till exempel barns rätt till skydd mot våld och barns sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter. Några exempel på uppnådda resultat inom de programområden som återfinns i nuvarande ansökan: 1. Barns och ungdomars rätt till skydd från våld: Nedgång i våld i skolmiljön (från 83% till 56%) i projektområden i Uganda. Ökad rapportering av fall av våld mot barn i projektområden i Kambodja. 2. Barns och ungdomars rätt till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa: Stor förändring i inställningen till barnäktenskap i projektområden i Egypten (från 22% negativa i baslinjestudien till 70% negativa i utvärderingen). 3. Barns och ungdomars medborgarskap och samhällsstyrning: 211 barnledda initiativ mot våld i hemmet, för jämställdhet och för miljöförbättringar genomfördes i Egypten. 4. Barnrättsstyrning: Skuggrapporter under barnkonventionen skickades för första gången från Bangladesh, Nepal, Östtimor och Rwanda - och påverkade de slutgiltiga rekommendationerna. 5. Barns rättigheter i katastrofsituationer (riskförebyggande och motståndskraft): Nationella riktlinjer för säkra skolor antogs i Kina, Indonesien och Kambodja. Sida bedömer att Plan Sverige visat prov på förmåga att uppnå resultat liknande de nu planerade, och att detta stärker bedömningen att Plan Sverige har kapacitet att leverera de resultat som ställts upp i ansökan. Grund för Sidas bedömning: Sidas bedömning av Plan Sveriges ansökan grundas på följande dokumentation: -Plan Sveriges ansökan om rambidrag 2015-2018 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 034258/14) -Plan Sveriges slutrapport för avtalsperioden 2011-2013 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 016814/14) -Plan Sveriges revisionsrapport för 2013 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 016814/14) -SIPUs organisationsbedömning inför ramkriteriebeslut 2013 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 028608/13) -Sida CIVSAMs ramkriteriebedömning 2014 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 014756/14) -Plan Sveriges Inköpspolicy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 035421/14) -Plans Jämställdhetspolicy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 035950/14) -Plans Upphandlingspolicy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 040874/13) -Plans Anti-korruptions- och anti-bedrägeripolicy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 034159/14) -Plans Code of Conduct med sk Whistleblower-policy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 034610/14) -Sidas humanitära enhets beredning av stöd för 2013 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 016949/13) -Jarskog konsults systemrevision av Plan Sverige 2010 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 2010-016356) -Vauxs rapport om Plans Disaster Risk Management Policy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 035850/14) -Intryck från fältbesök (humanitära enheten Pakistan och Bangladesh; CIVSAM Uganda och Pakistan) de senaste tre åren. -Samt 43 dokument i ett begärt stickprov från Plan Sveriges verksamhet i Guatemala och Uganda (bedömningspromemorior, avtal i efterföljande led, revisioner, interna beslut, resultatramverk osv) (Dokumentnummer i Dox: Guatemala 037283/14, Uganda 037279/14) Sida har i samband med beredningen av ansökan konsulterat följande funktioner: -Jurist på Sidas juridikenhet (JUR) (avtal, Plans inköpspolicy) -Handläggare på Sidas humanitära enhet (HUM) (organisationsbedömning, intern styrning och kontroll, integration humanitärt/utveckling) -Rådgivare i Anti-korruption, Sidas avdelning för partnerskap och innovation (PARTNER) -Sidas helpdesk för mänsklig säkerhet och konflikt (konfliktkänslighet) -Enhetscontroller, Sidas enhet för det civila samhället (CIVSAM) The overall goal of Plan International Swedens programme during the period 1 January 2015 - 30 June 2019 was: "Together with civil society organisations, children and youth claim their rights from duty bearers, who actively commit to respect, protect and fulfil these rights". The programme has been implemented through 23 different programs in 21 countries together with 150 local CSO's in Africa, Asia and in Latinamerica. The four focus areas for the entire programme: - Childrens and young people's right to protection (Art 19 UN Convention on the Rights of the Child) - Young people's right to sexual and reproductive health - Child and youth rights governance and participation - Children's rights in disaster risk reduction and resilience   Sweden Plan International Sverige Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Plan International Sverige 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 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among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030529-5403052903 Sweden Plan Sweden's 3,5-year program for child rights is planned to be implemented in 19 country programs, four regional programs and one global advocacy and innovation program. Thematic focus areas are: 1. Right to education 2. Right to sexual and reproductive health 3. Citizenship and governance 4. Governance 5. Disaster risk reduction and resilience. Introduktion: Plan Sverige har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag på sammanlagt 452 000 000 kr för en 3,5-årsperiod som börjar i januari 2015 och fortsätter till 30 juni 2018. Anledningen till att avtalsperioden föreslås vara 3,5 år är att Sida har ställt sig positivt till att anpassa avtalsperioden och rapporteringsschemat till Plan Sveriges brutna räkenskapsår. Budgeten för verksamheten ligger på en högre nivå än tidigare år, och ett godkännande av den föreslagna budgetnivån skulle innebära en höjning av rambidraget med drygt 28 procent (från drygt 101 MSEK per år till 130 MSEK per år). Sida bedömer att ökningen är välplanerad och bygger på styrkorna i tidigare program. Ansökan är skriven i enlighet med instruktionen för stöd under Strategin för stöd genom det svenska civilsamhället. Sida bedömer att ansökan är komplett och att verksamheten är relevant i förhållande till strategin. Ansökande organisation: Plan Sverige är en del av den internationella barnrättsfederationen Plan International som har verksamhet och landkontor i över 50 länder i Afrika, Asien och Latinamerika. Plan Sverige grundades 1997 och är en av 21 nationella organisationer i Plan-federationen. Plan Sverige är en stiftelse (inte en medlemsorganisation). Däremot har organisationen ett starkt nätverk av faddrar som varje år bidrar med mer än 60 procent av organisationens budget. Medlen från fadderverksamheten ger Plan (både internationellt och i Sverige) en stabilitet som ger möjligheter att fastanställa personal oberoende av eventuell kortsiktighet hos givare, samt betala för budgetposter som tidvis är svåra att samla in medel till. Plan Sverige har varit ramorganisation sedan 2006 (förnyad ramstatus 2014) och Sidas samlade erfarenhet av ramsamarbetet är god. På senare år har organisationen även fått status som strategisk partner för Sidas humanitära enhet och ECHO-status för samarbete med EU i humanitära frågor. Plan Sverige har under de senaste åren stärkt sin personalstyrka, och närmare 20 personer är på olika sätt delaktiga i att hantera ramanslaget. Av dessa är sju regionsamordnare, fem tematiska rådgivare, en programekonom, en verksamhetscontroller på heltid (ny tjänst), chefer, samordnare av institutionella givare och administrativ personal. Plan Sverige samarbetar med Plan Internationals landkontor för insatsen, och landkontoren fungerar både som vidareförmedlare till civilsamhällesorganisationer och som genomförare av delar av programmet. Beredningen av insatsen har i största möjliga mån försökt bedöma landkontorens kapacitet i båda dessa roller. Sida bedömer att Plan Sverige fortsatt är en relevant partner i ramsamabetet med kapacitet att hantera ramanslag från Sida. Ansökan: Ansökan för perioden 2015-2018 har till syfte att "barn och ungdomar, tillsammans med civilsamhället, kräver sina rättigheter från ansvarstagare som aktivt engagerar sig för att respektera, skydda och uppfylla dessa rättigheter" (fritt översatt). Verksamheten ska ske i 19 länder, fyra regionala initiativ samt ett globalt program för påverkansarbete och innovation. Plan Sveriges ansökan är i stort en fortsättning på den verksamhet som organisationen haft under de senaste fyra åren under två avtal: Ramavtalet och avtalet gällande regeringens satsning på barns och ungdomars rätt till hälsa och utbildning. Nuvarande ansökan har för första gången helt integrerat de två ansatserna, och har resulterat i fem tematiska resultatområden/program: 1. Barns och ungdomars rätt till skydd från våld 2. Barns och ungdomars rätt till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa 3. Barns och ungdomars medborgarskap och samhällsstyrning 4. Barnrättsstyrning 5. Barns rättigheter i katastrofsituationer (riskförebyggande och motståndskraft) Sida bedömer att programmet är väl sammansatt, bygger på Plan Sveriges och Plan Internationals styrkor och på väl beprövande metoder - tillsammans med en vilja att hitta innovativa sätt att nå ännu bättre resultat. Sida bedömer att Plan Sverige i sin ansökan har presenterat en realistisk plan för sin verksamhet och att organisationen har de rutiner, system och den kapacitet som behövs för att genomföra programmet och rapportera resultaten. Sidas sammanfattande bedömning av Plan Sveriges resultatramverk är att organisationen behöver lägga ner mer arbete på att ta fram utgångsvärden (sk baselines) och målvärden, men att ramverket ändå fyller sin funktion som planerings- och uppföljningsverktyg. Förväntade resultat: Plan Sverige har presenterat förväntade resultat på landnivå, regional nivå och global nivå. Varje geografisk nivå har 3-6 resultatområden med indikatorer, som i sin tur används för att sammanfatta resultaten inom varje tematiskt område. För varje tematiskt resultatområde presenterar organisationen också 4-6 förväntade resultat, som i sammanfattning är följande: 1. Barns och ungdomars rätt till skydd mot våld: Förväntade resultat är familjer och samhällen som kan ge barn och ungdomar bättre skydd mot alla former av våld. Uppbyggnad av barns och ungdomars kunskaper och kapacitet; stärkande av familjer och samhällens möjligheter att skydda barn; stöd till civilsamhällesaktörer för att leverera service och utkräva rättigheter; samt ett systematiskt arbete med ansvarsbärande institutioner för barns rätt till skydd mot våld är viktiga förväntade resultat. Exempel på förväntade resultat: Traditionella ledare i Malawi har bättre kunskaper om hur skadliga vissa traditioner kan vara för barn (tex vissa initiationsriter, barnäktenskap) och arbetar aktivt för att förebygga eller förändra hur de används. 2. Barns och ungdomars rätt till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa: Förväntade resultat är kunskap, kapacitet och möjligheter hos barn och ungdomar att göra självständiga, informerade val för att åtnjuta en sexualitet som är fri från tvång, hot, våld, diskriminering eller hälsorisker. Sexuellt våld, barnäktenskap, preventivmedel, säkra aborter, HIV och frågor kring homo-, bi- och transsexuella ungdomars rättigheter är frågor som ryms inom detta resultatområde. Exempel på förväntade resultat: Barn och ungdomar i Bangladesh har kunskaper om sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter, och har bättre tillgång till hälsoservice på sina egna villkor. 3. Barns och ungdomars medborgarskap och samhällsstyrning: Förväntade resultat är en förbättrad respekt för barns och ungdomars rätt att vara delaktiga i beslut som rör dem och deras liv. Samarbete med civilsamhällesorganisationer som leds av och har aktivt deltagande från barn och ungdomar är en viktig del av arbetet för att stärka barns och ungdomars möjligheter till ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande på lokal, regional och nationell nivå. Icke-diskriminering är ett starkt fokus inom detta resultatområde. Exempel på förväntade resultat: Barn och ungdomar med funktionshinder i Egypten har bättre möjligheter att få tillgång till skolgång och inflytande över sin livssituation. 4. Barnrättsstyrning: Förväntade resultat är stärkta civilsamhällesorganisationer som kan länka ihop samarbetsländers nationella, regionala och internationella åtaganden inom barns rättigheter med ansvarsutkrävande på lokal, provinsiell och nationell nivå. Så kallad skuggrapportering under konventioner är en del av det arbetet. Exempel på förväntade resultat: En koalition av organisationer som arbetar för barns och ungdomars rättigheter har bildats i Thailand för att stärka organisationernas arbetsdelning och påverkansmöjligheter. 5. Barns rättigheter i katastrofsituationer (riskförebyggande och motståndskraft): Förväntade resultat är civilsamhälle, offentliga institutioner och samhällen som tar tillvara barns rättigheter i förberedelser för naturkatastrofer - och som arbetar för att barn ska tas med i arbetet för att stärka motståndskraften när naturkatastrofer inträffar. Exempel på förväntade resultat: Det regionala programmet för säkra skolor i Asien har fortsatt nå resultat i Bangladesh, Kambodja, Myanmar, Indonesien, Östtimor och Thailand så att fler skolor i området har planer för hur barns rätt till utbildning ska kunna tillgodoses även i katastrofsituationer. Målvärden anges sällan och utgångsvärden är i allmänhet inte en del av ansökan utan utvecklas separat. Sida bedömer att Plan Sveriges förväntade resultat är relevanta och realistiska, men att målvärden på landnivå behöver uttryckas tydligare. Tidigare resultatuppfyllelse: Plan Sveriges ansökan bygger på väl beprövade metoder och program som kunnat uppvisa goda resultat under de senaste 3-4 åren. Sida (CIVSAM) har varit nöjda med den resultatrapportering som organisationen har lämnat in, och betydande resultat har uppvisats inom till exempel barns rätt till skydd mot våld och barns sexuella och reproduktiva rättigheter. Några exempel på uppnådda resultat inom de programområden som återfinns i nuvarande ansökan: 1. Barns och ungdomars rätt till skydd från våld: Nedgång i våld i skolmiljön (från 83% till 56%) i projektområden i Uganda. Ökad rapportering av fall av våld mot barn i projektområden i Kambodja. 2. Barns och ungdomars rätt till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa: Stor förändring i inställningen till barnäktenskap i projektområden i Egypten (från 22% negativa i baslinjestudien till 70% negativa i utvärderingen). 3. Barns och ungdomars medborgarskap och samhällsstyrning: 211 barnledda initiativ mot våld i hemmet, för jämställdhet och för miljöförbättringar genomfördes i Egypten. 4. Barnrättsstyrning: Skuggrapporter under barnkonventionen skickades för första gången från Bangladesh, Nepal, Östtimor och Rwanda - och påverkade de slutgiltiga rekommendationerna. 5. Barns rättigheter i katastrofsituationer (riskförebyggande och motståndskraft): Nationella riktlinjer för säkra skolor antogs i Kina, Indonesien och Kambodja. Sida bedömer att Plan Sverige visat prov på förmåga att uppnå resultat liknande de nu planerade, och att detta stärker bedömningen att Plan Sverige har kapacitet att leverera de resultat som ställts upp i ansökan. Grund för Sidas bedömning: Sidas bedömning av Plan Sveriges ansökan grundas på följande dokumentation: -Plan Sveriges ansökan om rambidrag 2015-2018 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 034258/14) -Plan Sveriges slutrapport för avtalsperioden 2011-2013 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 016814/14) -Plan Sveriges revisionsrapport för 2013 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 016814/14) -SIPUs organisationsbedömning inför ramkriteriebeslut 2013 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 028608/13) -Sida CIVSAMs ramkriteriebedömning 2014 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 014756/14) -Plan Sveriges Inköpspolicy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 035421/14) -Plans Jämställdhetspolicy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 035950/14) -Plans Upphandlingspolicy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 040874/13) -Plans Anti-korruptions- och anti-bedrägeripolicy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 034159/14) -Plans Code of Conduct med sk Whistleblower-policy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 034610/14) -Sidas humanitära enhets beredning av stöd för 2013 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 016949/13) -Jarskog konsults systemrevision av Plan Sverige 2010 (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 2010-016356) -Vauxs rapport om Plans Disaster Risk Management Policy (Dokumentnummer i Dox: 035850/14) -Intryck från fältbesök (humanitära enheten Pakistan och Bangladesh; CIVSAM Uganda och Pakistan) de senaste tre åren. -Samt 43 dokument i ett begärt stickprov från Plan Sveriges verksamhet i Guatemala och Uganda (bedömningspromemorior, avtal i efterföljande led, revisioner, interna beslut, resultatramverk osv) (Dokumentnummer i Dox: Guatemala 037283/14, Uganda 037279/14) Sida har i samband med beredningen av ansökan konsulterat följande funktioner: -Jurist på Sidas juridikenhet (JUR) (avtal, Plans inköpspolicy) -Handläggare på Sidas humanitära enhet (HUM) (organisationsbedömning, intern styrning och kontroll, integration humanitärt/utveckling) -Rådgivare i Anti-korruption, Sidas avdelning för partnerskap och innovation (PARTNER) -Sidas helpdesk för mänsklig säkerhet och konflikt (konfliktkänslighet) -Enhetscontroller, Sidas enhet för det civila samhället (CIVSAM) The overall goal of Plan International Swedens programme during the period 1 January 2015 - 30 June 2019 was: "Together with civil society organisations, children and youth claim their rights from duty bearers, who actively commit to respect, protect and fulfil these rights". The programme has been implemented through 23 different programs in 21 countries together with 150 local CSO's in Africa, Asia and in Latinamerica. The four focus areas for the entire programme: - Childrens and young people's right to protection (Art 19 UN Convention on the Rights of the Child) - Young people's right to sexual and reproductive health - Child and youth rights governance and participation - Children's rights in disaster risk reduction and resilience   Sweden Plan International Sverige Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Plan International Sverige 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 4.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar fullbordar avgiftsfri och likvärdig grundskole- och gymnasieutbildning av god kvalitet som leder till relevanta och ändamålsenliga kunskaper. 4.1 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys complete free, equitable and quality primary and secondary education leading to relevant and effective learning outcomes. 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bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030543 Sweden Forum Syd framework agreement 2018-2020 inkl My Right 1. Ansökan och förväntade resultat Forum Syd har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag om sammanlagt 1 262 472 852 kr. Ansökan avser ett femårigt program 2018-2022, vilket är en fortsättning och utveckling av det program som har genomförts 2014-2016 och förlängts till 2017. Det ansökta beloppet är totalt per år ca 42 500 000 kr (20 %) högre än rambidraget till Forum Syd under 2017. Den största andelen av ökningen, 30 000 000 kr per år, härrör från det faktum att Forum Syd inför denna avtalsperiod godkänt MyRight som sk. programavtalsorganisation (PCO). Sida hade redan på förhand erbjudit Forum Syd att ansöka om ett större belopp motsvarande Forum Syds förslag om stöd till MyRight som inför denna avtalsperiod inte fått förnyad status som ramorganisation hos Sida. Forum Syd ansöker om medel för svenska enskilda organisationers (SvEOs) insatser som bedrivs i samarbete med lokala enskilda organisationer (LEOs) i utvecklingsländer. Större delen av ansökt bidrag (70,6 %) avsätts till programinsatser hos de 18 större SvEOs som benämns programavtalsorganisationer (PCOs). Utöver detta avsätts medel (24,8 %) för olika SvEOs planerade projektinsatser, samt till det s.k. löpande anslaget (4,6 %), där t.ex. nya SvEOs kan söka för mindre projektinsatser under året. Forum Syd har inför 2018 redan intecknade insatser som uppgår till ca 400 000 000 kr, vilket motsvarar knappt 40 % av de budgeterade verksamhetskostnaderna. Det övergripande målet med Forum Syds insats är "stärkta marginaliserade människor som lever i fattigdom har demokratiskt inflytande och tillgång till rättigheter. Resultat finns som visar förändringar mot ett rättvist, jämställt och miljömässigt hållbart samhälle". Målet bygger på att det finns behov av att världens samhällen utvecklas mot att bli mer rättvisa, jämställda och miljömässigt hållbara. För att uppnå förväntade resultat anser Forum Syd att förändringar måste ske på tre aktörsnivåer: 1) lokal samarbetspartner, 2) rättighetsinnehavare, och 3) ansvarsbärare och andra aktörer. Inom dessa ramar kommer Forum Syd vidareförmedla medel inom en rad olika tematiska områden och verksamheter, i ett stort antal länder och regioner. Kontexten och de specifika utvecklingsproblemen för respektive insats varierar således. Forum Syds resultatmodell anger olika typer av förändringar på de tre aktörsnivåerna som bidrar till det övergripande målet. Dessa typer av förändringar utgör insatsens effektmål på den aggregerade nivån. Förändringarna kan gälla antingen relationer, attityder, beteenden eller arbetssätt som kan härledas direkt till respektive insats aktiviteter, eller förändringar i strukturer och processer som respektive insats bidragit till. Sida bedömer att den föreslagna verksamheten är relevant i förhållande till ”Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället för perioden 2016-2022" (CSO-strategin) samt övriga gällande instruktioner. 2. Ansökande organisation Forum Syd är en medlemsstyrd organisation med 143 medlemsorganisationer. Medlemmarna är biståndsaktörer i det svenska civila samhället. Organisationen grundades 1995 och är den största plattformen för det civila samhället i Sverige. Organisationens vision är en värld där alla människor har makt att förändra sina liv och samhällen, och därför arbetar Forum Syd för organisering av ett starkt civilt samhälle. För att uppnå visionen arbetar Forum Syd med följande verksamheter: 1) Vidareförmedling av medel från CSO-anslaget till SvEO och deras samarbetspartners i verksamhetsländerna (LEO), 2) genomförande av egna program med finansiering från bl.a. andra anslag på Sida, 3) utgöra en plattform för biståndsaktörer i det civila samhället i Sverige och därigenom bedriva påverkansarbete, samt 4) vidareförmedling av medel från informations- och kommunikationsanslaget till svenska enskilda organisationer. Den aktuella ansökan avser det första verksamhetsområdet där Forum Syd planerar att vidareförmedla medel från CSO-anslaget till ca 100 SvEO, som i sin tur ger bidrag till ca 300 LEO. Forum Syd har varit ramorganisation och förmedlat stöd från Sida sedan 1995. Forum Syd bidrar till genomförandet av CSO-strategin genom sitt stöd till en mångfald av svenska och utländska organisationer, som har olika storlek, tematiskt fokus, olika organisationsform o.s.v. Det som skiljer Forum Syd från övriga ramorganisationer är att de vidareförmedlar pengar inte bara till sina egna medlemmar utan också till ickemedlemmar som inte har någon naturlig hemvist under någon av de övriga ramorganisationerna. Under 2013 genomförde Sida en s.k. ramkriteriebedömning av befintliga och potentiella ramorganisationer. Resultatet av denna samt Sidas sammanvägda bedömning ledde till att Sida fattade beslut om att bevilja Forum Syd fortsatt ramstatus i april 2014 (beslutsnr. 2014-001226). Ramstatus ger organisationen rätt att söka medel ur CSO-anslaget. Beslutet gäller tills dess att en ny ramkriteriebedömning genomförs. Forum Syds huvudkontor ligger i Stockholm och organisationen har därutöver regionala s.k. hubbar i Kenya, Colombia och Litauen, samt landkontor i Kambodja och Somalia. Under kommande avtalsperiod planerar Forum Syd att också öppna ett kontor i Liberia. Forum Syd har under 2016-2017 genomgått en större omorganisation under namnet Going Glocal, där huvudfokus legat på decentralisering av delar av projekt- och programhantering, samt på effektivisering och samordning av hela organisationen. 3. Sidas samlade stöd till organisationen Ansökningen gäller Forum Syds rambidrag inom ramen för CSO-strategin. Utöver det får Forum Syd medel av Sida inom informations- och kommunikationsstrategin, samt de bilaterala strategierna: Liberia, Kambodja, Kenya och Somalia. Sida finansierar även Forum Syds egeninsats, inom ramen för CSO-strategin, i tre pågående insatser där EU är huvudfinansiär. Stödet från alla dessa anslag uppgick sammanlagt till ca 82 000 000 kr 2016. Forum Syds verksamhet är i det närmaste helt finansierad av Sida. 4. Beredningen Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för beredningen av denna insats, bl.a. ett dokumentationsstickprov genomfört 2017, ett flertal utvärderingar genomförda 2016-2017, tematiska stickprov av jämställdhets- respektive konfliktkänslighetsperspektiven 2016, stickprovsrevision 2015, reserapporter från uppföljningsresor, Sidas ställningstaganden till Forum Syds tidigare rapporter, samt sammanfattande resultatuppdateringar. Under beredningen har också samtliga handläggare av stöd till Forum Syd på Sidas andra avdelningar och på utlandsmyndigheterna beretts tillfälle att bidra till analysen. Information har inkommit gällande verksamheten i Kambodja, Kenya och Somalia. Samråd har ägt rum med ansvarig jurist på Enheten för juridik (JUR). Det övergripande målet med Forum Syds insats är att stärkta marginaliserade människor som lever i fattigdom har demokratiskt inflytande och tillgång till rättigheter. Forum Syd vill därmed bidra till förändringar mot rättvisa-, jämställda- och miljömässigt hållbara samhällen. Målet bygger på att det finns behov av att världens samhällen utvecklas mot att bli mer rättvisa, jämställda och miljömässigt hållbara. För att uppnå det övergripande målet kommer Forum Syd att främst stödja förändringar på tre aktörsnivåer: 1) lokal samarbetspartner, 2) rättighetsinnehavare, och 3) ansvarsbärare. Inom dessa ramar kommer Forum Syd att vidareförmedla medel inom en rad olika tematiska områden och verksamheter, i ett stort antal länder och regioner. Kontexten och de specifika utvecklingsproblemen för respektive insats varierar således. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Armenia Angola Azerbaijan Bosnia and Herzegovina Bangladesh Burkina Faso Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Brazil Belarus Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Cameroon Colombia Ecuador Egypt Ethiopia Georgia Ghana Gambia (the) Guatemala Haiti Indonesia India Iraq Kenya Kyrgyzstan Cambodia Kazakhstan Lebanon Liberia Mali Myanmar Malawi Mexico Mozambique Namibia Niger (the) Nigeria Nicaragua Nepal Peru Philippines (the) Pakistan Palestine, State of Serbia Rwanda Sudan (the) Sierra Leone Senegal Somalia South Sudan Togo Thailand Tajikistan Tunisia Tanzania, United Republic of Ukraine Uganda Uzbekistan Viet Nam Yemen South Africa Zambia Zimbabwe Europe, regional Middle East, regional Eastern Africa, regional South Asia, regional Developing countries, unspecified Democratic participation and civil society Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general Analys och exempel nedan baseras på ForumCivs narrativa resultatrapport för 2018-2020 (dox 019253/21, 020274/21), en extern halvtidsutvärdering 2021 (dox 019253/21, bilaga 5a) samt ForumCivs årsrapport 2021 (dox 020260/22). På ett övergripande plan har insatsen bidragit till att lokala samarbetsorganisationer har stärkt sin kapacitet inom de tematiska frågor de arbetar med. De har också stärkt sin förmåga att hantera projekt rent administrativt, och nätverkandet organisationer emellan har ökat. Rättighetsbärare utkräver i högre grad sina rättigheter och deltar i demokratiska processer och beslut. Insatsen har också påverkat ansvarsbärares beslut och agerande. Under perioden 2018-2020 förmedlade ForumCiv stöd till 261 insatser till 146 olika svenska civilsamhällesorganisationer som i sin tur samarbetar med 401 lokala partnerorganisationer. Antalet CSOer, CBOer, nätverk och andra civilsamhällesaktörer som uppskattats ha gynnats av dessa insatser uppgår till 14 000. Den externa halvtidsutvärderingen för 2018-2020 sammanfattar att resultat framförallt har rapporterats på rättighetsbärarnivå och organisationsnivå. Det finns inga bevis på att dessa förändringar bidragit till positiva förändringar på makro-nivå, men ForumCiv bedömer att denna typ av förändringar utgör viktiga förutsättningar för att bidra till en positiv förändring bland rättighetsbärare, samt för civilsamhället i stort att verka och utvecklas självständigt. Några exempel på konkreta resultat: Hungerprojektet i Indien I Indien har Hungerprojektet Sverige i samarbete med Hunger Project India genomfört ett program för att stärka folkvalda kvinnor i panchayats, som är en form av by-, kvarters- eller distriktråd som finns över hela landet. Sedan en förändring av konstitutionen 1992 ska kvinnor utgöra minst en tredjedel av representanterna i dessa råd, vilket har inneburit att över en miljon kvinnor nu är invalda. Det är med andra ord en enorm förändring för kvinnors sociala och politiska deltagande, men bristerna har ändå varit stora när det gäller kvinnors faktiska inflytande. Hunger Project Indias program Capacity Building of Elected Women Representatives utvärderades 2020 och visar att verksamheten framgångsrikt har bidragit till att stärka kvinnliga representanters kapacitet och skapa en mer gynnsam miljö för dem att verka i, både inom institutionerna och i det omgivande samhället. De kvinnor som deltagit i programmet agerar mer självständigt utifrån sin plattform, istället för att, som tidigare ofta var fallet, i praktiken styras av män. Det har inneburit att andra frågor har kommit upp på dagordningen och att beslut som gynnar hela samhället har fattats. Några exempel från området Veerangana: - Kvinnliga läkare har utsetts i några lokala vårdcentraler. - Fler läkare har anställts i områden med få läkare. - Förbättrad tillgång till barnmorskor. - Bättre tillgång till änkepension och pension för kvinnor. - Förbättrad infrastruktur - vägar, elektricitet, gatubelysning, m.m. - Kvalitetssäkring av skolor - Distribuering av skolmåltider Kapacitetsstärkandet har också fått effekter i kvinnornas familjer i form av ökad jämställdhet - tre femtedelar av deltagarna rapporterar att de nu till skillnad från tidigare kan lämna hemmet utan att be om lov och att den tid de lägger på hushållsarbete har minskat. Utvärderingen redovisar en lång rad ytterligare resultat av programmet. RFSL stöd till en regional rörelse för LGBTIQ-rättigheter RFSL gav under åren 2018-2020 stöd till sex partnerorganisationer i östra och södra Afrika samt Sydostasien. Programmet redovisar en mängd resultat, bland annat följande: - Många LGBTIQ-personer som deltog i programmet fick stärkt självkänsla och vågade ta steget från en isolerad tillvaro till ett bli aktiva och påverka sina samhällen. Några gräsrotsgrupper lyckades bidra till att deltagarnas familjer accepterade dem. - Stärkt nätverkande organisationer emellan, och stärkt kapacitet hos enskilda organisationer i termer av bland annat ledarskap, organisationsstyrning och säkerhet. - LGTBITQ-vänligare lagar och policyer i bland annat Filipinerna, Indien och Botswana. Stärkta policyer i Sri Lanka för att motverka missbruk I Sri Lanka fick organisationen Alcohol and Drug Information Centre (ADIC) stöd av IOGT-NTO. ADIC verkar sedan länge tillsammans med civilsamhällesorganisationer, yrkesverksamma och experter, aktivister och politiska ledare för en ny och förbättrad alkohol- och tobakslagstiftning. Då arbetet med en ny lag på området har dragit ut på tiden beslutade ADIC att utbilda folkvalda på lokal nivå (local councils). Efter utbildningarna fattade 23 av 31 deltagande lokala församlingar beslut om policyer som på lokal nivå ska motverka missbruk av alkohol och tobak. Efter påstötningar från lokala församlingar togs frågan om en ny lag upp i det nationella parlamentet och i den nationella budgeten för 2022 ökades skattenivån på alkohol och tobak. Kvinnor i Colombia engagerade i genomförandet av fredsavtalet Stöd till LIMPAL Colombia genom Internationella Kvinnoförbundet för Fred och Frihet. LIMPAL bidrog under 2022 till att stärka kvinnors kunskap om och engagemang i frågor relaterade till genusaspekter på fredsavtalet. Aktiviteterna, som inkluderade bland annat en feministisk utbildning för fred och rättskipning vid könsbaserat våld, samt påverkansarbete på lokal och nationell nivå, inkluderade en stor bredd av kvinnor och bidrog därmed till att skapa förståelse mellan olika grupper inom samhället. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54030543-5403054301 Sweden Forum Syd framework agreement 2018-2020 inkl My Right 1. Ansökan och förväntade resultat Forum Syd har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag om sammanlagt 1 262 472 852 kr. Ansökan avser ett femårigt program 2018-2022, vilket är en fortsättning och utveckling av det program som har genomförts 2014-2016 och förlängts till 2017. Det ansökta beloppet är totalt per år ca 42 500 000 kr (20 %) högre än rambidraget till Forum Syd under 2017. Den största andelen av ökningen, 30 000 000 kr per år, härrör från det faktum att Forum Syd inför denna avtalsperiod godkänt MyRight som sk. programavtalsorganisation (PCO). Sida hade redan på förhand erbjudit Forum Syd att ansöka om ett större belopp motsvarande Forum Syds förslag om stöd till MyRight som inför denna avtalsperiod inte fått förnyad status som ramorganisation hos Sida. Forum Syd ansöker om medel för svenska enskilda organisationers (SvEOs) insatser som bedrivs i samarbete med lokala enskilda organisationer (LEOs) i utvecklingsländer. Större delen av ansökt bidrag (70,6 %) avsätts till programinsatser hos de 18 större SvEOs som benämns programavtalsorganisationer (PCOs). Utöver detta avsätts medel (24,8 %) för olika SvEOs planerade projektinsatser, samt till det s.k. löpande anslaget (4,6 %), där t.ex. nya SvEOs kan söka för mindre projektinsatser under året. Forum Syd har inför 2018 redan intecknade insatser som uppgår till ca 400 000 000 kr, vilket motsvarar knappt 40 % av de budgeterade verksamhetskostnaderna. Det övergripande målet med Forum Syds insats är "stärkta marginaliserade människor som lever i fattigdom har demokratiskt inflytande och tillgång till rättigheter. Resultat finns som visar förändringar mot ett rättvist, jämställt och miljömässigt hållbart samhälle". Målet bygger på att det finns behov av att världens samhällen utvecklas mot att bli mer rättvisa, jämställda och miljömässigt hållbara. För att uppnå förväntade resultat anser Forum Syd att förändringar måste ske på tre aktörsnivåer: 1) lokal samarbetspartner, 2) rättighetsinnehavare, och 3) ansvarsbärare och andra aktörer. Inom dessa ramar kommer Forum Syd vidareförmedla medel inom en rad olika tematiska områden och verksamheter, i ett stort antal länder och regioner. Kontexten och de specifika utvecklingsproblemen för respektive insats varierar således. Forum Syds resultatmodell anger olika typer av förändringar på de tre aktörsnivåerna som bidrar till det övergripande målet. Dessa typer av förändringar utgör insatsens effektmål på den aggregerade nivån. Förändringarna kan gälla antingen relationer, attityder, beteenden eller arbetssätt som kan härledas direkt till respektive insats aktiviteter, eller förändringar i strukturer och processer som respektive insats bidragit till. Sida bedömer att den föreslagna verksamheten är relevant i förhållande till ”Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället för perioden 2016-2022" (CSO-strategin) samt övriga gällande instruktioner. 2. Ansökande organisation Forum Syd är en medlemsstyrd organisation med 143 medlemsorganisationer. Medlemmarna är biståndsaktörer i det svenska civila samhället. Organisationen grundades 1995 och är den största plattformen för det civila samhället i Sverige. Organisationens vision är en värld där alla människor har makt att förändra sina liv och samhällen, och därför arbetar Forum Syd för organisering av ett starkt civilt samhälle. För att uppnå visionen arbetar Forum Syd med följande verksamheter: 1) Vidareförmedling av medel från CSO-anslaget till SvEO och deras samarbetspartners i verksamhetsländerna (LEO), 2) genomförande av egna program med finansiering från bl.a. andra anslag på Sida, 3) utgöra en plattform för biståndsaktörer i det civila samhället i Sverige och därigenom bedriva påverkansarbete, samt 4) vidareförmedling av medel från informations- och kommunikationsanslaget till svenska enskilda organisationer. Den aktuella ansökan avser det första verksamhetsområdet där Forum Syd planerar att vidareförmedla medel från CSO-anslaget till ca 100 SvEO, som i sin tur ger bidrag till ca 300 LEO. Forum Syd har varit ramorganisation och förmedlat stöd från Sida sedan 1995. Forum Syd bidrar till genomförandet av CSO-strategin genom sitt stöd till en mångfald av svenska och utländska organisationer, som har olika storlek, tematiskt fokus, olika organisationsform o.s.v. Det som skiljer Forum Syd från övriga ramorganisationer är att de vidareförmedlar pengar inte bara till sina egna medlemmar utan också till ickemedlemmar som inte har någon naturlig hemvist under någon av de övriga ramorganisationerna. Under 2013 genomförde Sida en s.k. ramkriteriebedömning av befintliga och potentiella ramorganisationer. Resultatet av denna samt Sidas sammanvägda bedömning ledde till att Sida fattade beslut om att bevilja Forum Syd fortsatt ramstatus i april 2014 (beslutsnr. 2014-001226). Ramstatus ger organisationen rätt att söka medel ur CSO-anslaget. Beslutet gäller tills dess att en ny ramkriteriebedömning genomförs. Forum Syds huvudkontor ligger i Stockholm och organisationen har därutöver regionala s.k. hubbar i Kenya, Colombia och Litauen, samt landkontor i Kambodja och Somalia. Under kommande avtalsperiod planerar Forum Syd att också öppna ett kontor i Liberia. Forum Syd har under 2016-2017 genomgått en större omorganisation under namnet Going Glocal, där huvudfokus legat på decentralisering av delar av projekt- och programhantering, samt på effektivisering och samordning av hela organisationen. 3. Sidas samlade stöd till organisationen Ansökningen gäller Forum Syds rambidrag inom ramen för CSO-strategin. Utöver det får Forum Syd medel av Sida inom informations- och kommunikationsstrategin, samt de bilaterala strategierna: Liberia, Kambodja, Kenya och Somalia. Sida finansierar även Forum Syds egeninsats, inom ramen för CSO-strategin, i tre pågående insatser där EU är huvudfinansiär. Stödet från alla dessa anslag uppgick sammanlagt till ca 82 000 000 kr 2016. Forum Syds verksamhet är i det närmaste helt finansierad av Sida. 4. Beredningen Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för beredningen av denna insats, bl.a. ett dokumentationsstickprov genomfört 2017, ett flertal utvärderingar genomförda 2016-2017, tematiska stickprov av jämställdhets- respektive konfliktkänslighetsperspektiven 2016, stickprovsrevision 2015, reserapporter från uppföljningsresor, Sidas ställningstaganden till Forum Syds tidigare rapporter, samt sammanfattande resultatuppdateringar. Under beredningen har också samtliga handläggare av stöd till Forum Syd på Sidas andra avdelningar och på utlandsmyndigheterna beretts tillfälle att bidra till analysen. Information har inkommit gällande verksamheten i Kambodja, Kenya och Somalia. Samråd har ägt rum med ansvarig jurist på Enheten för juridik (JUR). Det övergripande målet med Forum Syds insats är att stärkta marginaliserade människor som lever i fattigdom har demokratiskt inflytande och tillgång till rättigheter. Forum Syd vill därmed bidra till förändringar mot rättvisa-, jämställda- och miljömässigt hållbara samhällen. Målet bygger på att det finns behov av att världens samhällen utvecklas mot att bli mer rättvisa, jämställda och miljömässigt hållbara. För att uppnå det övergripande målet kommer Forum Syd att främst stödja förändringar på tre aktörsnivåer: 1) lokal samarbetspartner, 2) rättighetsinnehavare, och 3) ansvarsbärare. Inom dessa ramar kommer Forum Syd att vidareförmedla medel inom en rad olika tematiska områden och verksamheter, i ett stort antal länder och regioner. Kontexten och de specifika utvecklingsproblemen för respektive insats varierar således. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 3.5 - Stärka insatserna för att förebygga och behandla drogmissbruk, inklusive narkotikamissbruk och skadligt alkoholbruk. 3.5 - Strengthen the prevention and treatment of substance abuse, including narcotic drug abuse and harmful use of alcohol. 4.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förskola av god kvalitet som ger omvårdnad och förbereder dem för att börja grundskolan. 4.2 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education so that they are ready for primary education. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla 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utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater understanding and engagement in civil society in developing countries for global development and sustainability, and strengthened advocacy for these matters vis-à-vis decision-makers Ökad förståelse och engagemang hos civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer för globala utvecklings- och hållbarhetsfrågor och stärkt påverkansarbete för detta gentemot beslutsfattare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030543-5403054303 Sweden Forum Syd framework agreement 2018-2020 inkl My Right 1. Ansökan och förväntade resultat Forum Syd har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag om sammanlagt 1 262 472 852 kr. Ansökan avser ett femårigt program 2018-2022, vilket är en fortsättning och utveckling av det program som har genomförts 2014-2016 och förlängts till 2017. Det ansökta beloppet är totalt per år ca 42 500 000 kr (20 %) högre än rambidraget till Forum Syd under 2017. Den största andelen av ökningen, 30 000 000 kr per år, härrör från det faktum att Forum Syd inför denna avtalsperiod godkänt MyRight som sk. programavtalsorganisation (PCO). Sida hade redan på förhand erbjudit Forum Syd att ansöka om ett större belopp motsvarande Forum Syds förslag om stöd till MyRight som inför denna avtalsperiod inte fått förnyad status som ramorganisation hos Sida. Forum Syd ansöker om medel för svenska enskilda organisationers (SvEOs) insatser som bedrivs i samarbete med lokala enskilda organisationer (LEOs) i utvecklingsländer. Större delen av ansökt bidrag (70,6 %) avsätts till programinsatser hos de 18 större SvEOs som benämns programavtalsorganisationer (PCOs). Utöver detta avsätts medel (24,8 %) för olika SvEOs planerade projektinsatser, samt till det s.k. löpande anslaget (4,6 %), där t.ex. nya SvEOs kan söka för mindre projektinsatser under året. Forum Syd har inför 2018 redan intecknade insatser som uppgår till ca 400 000 000 kr, vilket motsvarar knappt 40 % av de budgeterade verksamhetskostnaderna. Det övergripande målet med Forum Syds insats är "stärkta marginaliserade människor som lever i fattigdom har demokratiskt inflytande och tillgång till rättigheter. Resultat finns som visar förändringar mot ett rättvist, jämställt och miljömässigt hållbart samhälle". Målet bygger på att det finns behov av att världens samhällen utvecklas mot att bli mer rättvisa, jämställda och miljömässigt hållbara. För att uppnå förväntade resultat anser Forum Syd att förändringar måste ske på tre aktörsnivåer: 1) lokal samarbetspartner, 2) rättighetsinnehavare, och 3) ansvarsbärare och andra aktörer. Inom dessa ramar kommer Forum Syd vidareförmedla medel inom en rad olika tematiska områden och verksamheter, i ett stort antal länder och regioner. Kontexten och de specifika utvecklingsproblemen för respektive insats varierar således. Forum Syds resultatmodell anger olika typer av förändringar på de tre aktörsnivåerna som bidrar till det övergripande målet. Dessa typer av förändringar utgör insatsens effektmål på den aggregerade nivån. Förändringarna kan gälla antingen relationer, attityder, beteenden eller arbetssätt som kan härledas direkt till respektive insats aktiviteter, eller förändringar i strukturer och processer som respektive insats bidragit till. Sida bedömer att den föreslagna verksamheten är relevant i förhållande till ”Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället för perioden 2016-2022" (CSO-strategin) samt övriga gällande instruktioner. 2. Ansökande organisation Forum Syd är en medlemsstyrd organisation med 143 medlemsorganisationer. Medlemmarna är biståndsaktörer i det svenska civila samhället. Organisationen grundades 1995 och är den största plattformen för det civila samhället i Sverige. Organisationens vision är en värld där alla människor har makt att förändra sina liv och samhällen, och därför arbetar Forum Syd för organisering av ett starkt civilt samhälle. För att uppnå visionen arbetar Forum Syd med följande verksamheter: 1) Vidareförmedling av medel från CSO-anslaget till SvEO och deras samarbetspartners i verksamhetsländerna (LEO), 2) genomförande av egna program med finansiering från bl.a. andra anslag på Sida, 3) utgöra en plattform för biståndsaktörer i det civila samhället i Sverige och därigenom bedriva påverkansarbete, samt 4) vidareförmedling av medel från informations- och kommunikationsanslaget till svenska enskilda organisationer. Den aktuella ansökan avser det första verksamhetsområdet där Forum Syd planerar att vidareförmedla medel från CSO-anslaget till ca 100 SvEO, som i sin tur ger bidrag till ca 300 LEO. Forum Syd har varit ramorganisation och förmedlat stöd från Sida sedan 1995. Forum Syd bidrar till genomförandet av CSO-strategin genom sitt stöd till en mångfald av svenska och utländska organisationer, som har olika storlek, tematiskt fokus, olika organisationsform o.s.v. Det som skiljer Forum Syd från övriga ramorganisationer är att de vidareförmedlar pengar inte bara till sina egna medlemmar utan också till ickemedlemmar som inte har någon naturlig hemvist under någon av de övriga ramorganisationerna. Under 2013 genomförde Sida en s.k. ramkriteriebedömning av befintliga och potentiella ramorganisationer. Resultatet av denna samt Sidas sammanvägda bedömning ledde till att Sida fattade beslut om att bevilja Forum Syd fortsatt ramstatus i april 2014 (beslutsnr. 2014-001226). Ramstatus ger organisationen rätt att söka medel ur CSO-anslaget. Beslutet gäller tills dess att en ny ramkriteriebedömning genomförs. Forum Syds huvudkontor ligger i Stockholm och organisationen har därutöver regionala s.k. hubbar i Kenya, Colombia och Litauen, samt landkontor i Kambodja och Somalia. Under kommande avtalsperiod planerar Forum Syd att också öppna ett kontor i Liberia. Forum Syd har under 2016-2017 genomgått en större omorganisation under namnet Going Glocal, där huvudfokus legat på decentralisering av delar av projekt- och programhantering, samt på effektivisering och samordning av hela organisationen. 3. Sidas samlade stöd till organisationen Ansökningen gäller Forum Syds rambidrag inom ramen för CSO-strategin. Utöver det får Forum Syd medel av Sida inom informations- och kommunikationsstrategin, samt de bilaterala strategierna: Liberia, Kambodja, Kenya och Somalia. Sida finansierar även Forum Syds egeninsats, inom ramen för CSO-strategin, i tre pågående insatser där EU är huvudfinansiär. Stödet från alla dessa anslag uppgick sammanlagt till ca 82 000 000 kr 2016. Forum Syds verksamhet är i det närmaste helt finansierad av Sida. 4. Beredningen Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för beredningen av denna insats, bl.a. ett dokumentationsstickprov genomfört 2017, ett flertal utvärderingar genomförda 2016-2017, tematiska stickprov av jämställdhets- respektive konfliktkänslighetsperspektiven 2016, stickprovsrevision 2015, reserapporter från uppföljningsresor, Sidas ställningstaganden till Forum Syds tidigare rapporter, samt sammanfattande resultatuppdateringar. Under beredningen har också samtliga handläggare av stöd till Forum Syd på Sidas andra avdelningar och på utlandsmyndigheterna beretts tillfälle att bidra till analysen. Information har inkommit gällande verksamheten i Kambodja, Kenya och Somalia. Samråd har ägt rum med ansvarig jurist på Enheten för juridik (JUR). Det övergripande målet med Forum Syds insats är att stärkta marginaliserade människor som lever i fattigdom har demokratiskt inflytande och tillgång till rättigheter. Forum Syd vill därmed bidra till förändringar mot rättvisa-, jämställda- och miljömässigt hållbara samhällen. Målet bygger på att det finns behov av att världens samhällen utvecklas mot att bli mer rättvisa, jämställda och miljömässigt hållbara. För att uppnå det övergripande målet kommer Forum Syd att främst stödja förändringar på tre aktörsnivåer: 1) lokal samarbetspartner, 2) rättighetsinnehavare, och 3) ansvarsbärare. Inom dessa ramar kommer Forum Syd att vidareförmedla medel inom en rad olika tematiska områden och verksamheter, i ett stort antal länder och regioner. Kontexten och de specifika utvecklingsproblemen för respektive insats varierar således. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 3.5 - Strengthen the prevention and treatment of substance abuse, including narcotic drug abuse and harmful use of alcohol. 3.5 - Stärka insatserna för att förebygga och behandla drogmissbruk, inklusive narkotikamissbruk och skadligt alkoholbruk. 4.2 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education so that they are ready for primary education. 4.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förskola av god kvalitet som ger omvårdnad och förbereder dem för att börja grundskolan. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -15017902 -918681 -13847881 -251340 0 0 0 -15017902 ForumCiv -13847881 ForumCiv -251340 ForumCiv -918681 ForumCiv Development cooperation with civil society 2024 Utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2024 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030543-5403054304 Sweden Forum Syd framework agreement 2018-2020 inkl My Right 1. Ansökan och förväntade resultat Forum Syd har inkommit med en ansökan om rambidrag om sammanlagt 1 262 472 852 kr. Ansökan avser ett femårigt program 2018-2022, vilket är en fortsättning och utveckling av det program som har genomförts 2014-2016 och förlängts till 2017. Det ansökta beloppet är totalt per år ca 42 500 000 kr (20 %) högre än rambidraget till Forum Syd under 2017. Den största andelen av ökningen, 30 000 000 kr per år, härrör från det faktum att Forum Syd inför denna avtalsperiod godkänt MyRight som sk. programavtalsorganisation (PCO). Sida hade redan på förhand erbjudit Forum Syd att ansöka om ett större belopp motsvarande Forum Syds förslag om stöd till MyRight som inför denna avtalsperiod inte fått förnyad status som ramorganisation hos Sida. Forum Syd ansöker om medel för svenska enskilda organisationers (SvEOs) insatser som bedrivs i samarbete med lokala enskilda organisationer (LEOs) i utvecklingsländer. Större delen av ansökt bidrag (70,6 %) avsätts till programinsatser hos de 18 större SvEOs som benämns programavtalsorganisationer (PCOs). Utöver detta avsätts medel (24,8 %) för olika SvEOs planerade projektinsatser, samt till det s.k. löpande anslaget (4,6 %), där t.ex. nya SvEOs kan söka för mindre projektinsatser under året. Forum Syd har inför 2018 redan intecknade insatser som uppgår till ca 400 000 000 kr, vilket motsvarar knappt 40 % av de budgeterade verksamhetskostnaderna. Det övergripande målet med Forum Syds insats är "stärkta marginaliserade människor som lever i fattigdom har demokratiskt inflytande och tillgång till rättigheter. Resultat finns som visar förändringar mot ett rättvist, jämställt och miljömässigt hållbart samhälle". Målet bygger på att det finns behov av att världens samhällen utvecklas mot att bli mer rättvisa, jämställda och miljömässigt hållbara. För att uppnå förväntade resultat anser Forum Syd att förändringar måste ske på tre aktörsnivåer: 1) lokal samarbetspartner, 2) rättighetsinnehavare, och 3) ansvarsbärare och andra aktörer. Inom dessa ramar kommer Forum Syd vidareförmedla medel inom en rad olika tematiska områden och verksamheter, i ett stort antal länder och regioner. Kontexten och de specifika utvecklingsproblemen för respektive insats varierar således. Forum Syds resultatmodell anger olika typer av förändringar på de tre aktörsnivåerna som bidrar till det övergripande målet. Dessa typer av förändringar utgör insatsens effektmål på den aggregerade nivån. Förändringarna kan gälla antingen relationer, attityder, beteenden eller arbetssätt som kan härledas direkt till respektive insats aktiviteter, eller förändringar i strukturer och processer som respektive insats bidragit till. Sida bedömer att den föreslagna verksamheten är relevant i förhållande till ”Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället för perioden 2016-2022" (CSO-strategin) samt övriga gällande instruktioner. 2. Ansökande organisation Forum Syd är en medlemsstyrd organisation med 143 medlemsorganisationer. Medlemmarna är biståndsaktörer i det svenska civila samhället. Organisationen grundades 1995 och är den största plattformen för det civila samhället i Sverige. Organisationens vision är en värld där alla människor har makt att förändra sina liv och samhällen, och därför arbetar Forum Syd för organisering av ett starkt civilt samhälle. För att uppnå visionen arbetar Forum Syd med följande verksamheter: 1) Vidareförmedling av medel från CSO-anslaget till SvEO och deras samarbetspartners i verksamhetsländerna (LEO), 2) genomförande av egna program med finansiering från bl.a. andra anslag på Sida, 3) utgöra en plattform för biståndsaktörer i det civila samhället i Sverige och därigenom bedriva påverkansarbete, samt 4) vidareförmedling av medel från informations- och kommunikationsanslaget till svenska enskilda organisationer. Den aktuella ansökan avser det första verksamhetsområdet där Forum Syd planerar att vidareförmedla medel från CSO-anslaget till ca 100 SvEO, som i sin tur ger bidrag till ca 300 LEO. Forum Syd har varit ramorganisation och förmedlat stöd från Sida sedan 1995. Forum Syd bidrar till genomförandet av CSO-strategin genom sitt stöd till en mångfald av svenska och utländska organisationer, som har olika storlek, tematiskt fokus, olika organisationsform o.s.v. Det som skiljer Forum Syd från övriga ramorganisationer är att de vidareförmedlar pengar inte bara till sina egna medlemmar utan också till ickemedlemmar som inte har någon naturlig hemvist under någon av de övriga ramorganisationerna. Under 2013 genomförde Sida en s.k. ramkriteriebedömning av befintliga och potentiella ramorganisationer. Resultatet av denna samt Sidas sammanvägda bedömning ledde till att Sida fattade beslut om att bevilja Forum Syd fortsatt ramstatus i april 2014 (beslutsnr. 2014-001226). Ramstatus ger organisationen rätt att söka medel ur CSO-anslaget. Beslutet gäller tills dess att en ny ramkriteriebedömning genomförs. Forum Syds huvudkontor ligger i Stockholm och organisationen har därutöver regionala s.k. hubbar i Kenya, Colombia och Litauen, samt landkontor i Kambodja och Somalia. Under kommande avtalsperiod planerar Forum Syd att också öppna ett kontor i Liberia. Forum Syd har under 2016-2017 genomgått en större omorganisation under namnet Going Glocal, där huvudfokus legat på decentralisering av delar av projekt- och programhantering, samt på effektivisering och samordning av hela organisationen. 3. Sidas samlade stöd till organisationen Ansökningen gäller Forum Syds rambidrag inom ramen för CSO-strategin. Utöver det får Forum Syd medel av Sida inom informations- och kommunikationsstrategin, samt de bilaterala strategierna: Liberia, Kambodja, Kenya och Somalia. Sida finansierar även Forum Syds egeninsats, inom ramen för CSO-strategin, i tre pågående insatser där EU är huvudfinansiär. Stödet från alla dessa anslag uppgick sammanlagt till ca 82 000 000 kr 2016. Forum Syds verksamhet är i det närmaste helt finansierad av Sida. 4. Beredningen Sida har haft tillgång till ett omfattande underlag för beredningen av denna insats, bl.a. ett dokumentationsstickprov genomfört 2017, ett flertal utvärderingar genomförda 2016-2017, tematiska stickprov av jämställdhets- respektive konfliktkänslighetsperspektiven 2016, stickprovsrevision 2015, reserapporter från uppföljningsresor, Sidas ställningstaganden till Forum Syds tidigare rapporter, samt sammanfattande resultatuppdateringar. Under beredningen har också samtliga handläggare av stöd till Forum Syd på Sidas andra avdelningar och på utlandsmyndigheterna beretts tillfälle att bidra till analysen. Information har inkommit gällande verksamheten i Kambodja, Kenya och Somalia. Samråd har ägt rum med ansvarig jurist på Enheten för juridik (JUR). Det övergripande målet med Forum Syds insats är att stärkta marginaliserade människor som lever i fattigdom har demokratiskt inflytande och tillgång till rättigheter. Forum Syd vill därmed bidra till förändringar mot rättvisa-, jämställda- och miljömässigt hållbara samhällen. Målet bygger på att det finns behov av att världens samhällen utvecklas mot att bli mer rättvisa, jämställda och miljömässigt hållbara. För att uppnå det övergripande målet kommer Forum Syd att främst stödja förändringar på tre aktörsnivåer: 1) lokal samarbetspartner, 2) rättighetsinnehavare, och 3) ansvarsbärare. Inom dessa ramar kommer Forum Syd att vidareförmedla medel inom en rad olika tematiska områden och verksamheter, i ett stort antal länder och regioner. Kontexten och de specifika utvecklingsproblemen för respektive insats varierar således. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv 1.2 - By 2030, reduce at least by half the proportion of men, women and children of all ages living in poverty in all its dimensions according to national definitions. 1.2 - Till 2030 minst halvera den andel män, kvinnor och barn i alla åldrar som lever i någon form av fattigdom enligt nationella definitioner. 3.5 - Strengthen the prevention and treatment of substance abuse, including narcotic drug abuse and harmful use of alcohol. 3.5 - Stärka insatserna för att förebygga och behandla drogmissbruk, inklusive narkotikamissbruk och skadligt alkoholbruk. 4.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förskola av god kvalitet som ger omvårdnad och förbereder dem för att börja grundskolan. 4.2 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education so that they are ready for primary education. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -1848820 -82600 0 -1641800 -207020 -82600 -1931420 ForumCiv -1641800 ForumCiv -207020 ForumCiv -82600 ForumCiv Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030563 Sweden The contribution constitutes Sida's support to IM Swedish Development Partner for the period 2019 to 2023 within the Strategy for support via Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022. INSATSEN IM Individuell Människohjälp (IM) har inkommit med en ansökan avseende ett femårigt program under Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016–2022 (CSO-strategin). Programmet blir det andra som IM genomför sedan organisationen beviljades status som ramorganisation under CSO-strategin i juli 2013. Det följer direkt på det nuvarande avtalet för perioden 2015–2017 med förlängning 2018 och bygger till stor del på erfarenheterna från detta. Titel "Connecting for Societal Change Sida CIVSAM application 2019-2023" Vision En rättvis värld med respekt för människors grundläggande värde (fritt översatt från engelska). Övergripande programmål Stärkt civilsamhälle genom att IM, som en feministisk och antirasistisk förändringsaktör, katalyserar djupgående samhällsförändringar med fokus på: rätt till social inkludering; rätt till ekonomisk inkludering; stärkt civilsamhälle och säkrat utrymme för det civila samhället (fritt översatt från engelska). Geografiska komponenter 1) Södra Afrika (Zambia, eSwantini, och Zimbabwe) med regionkontor i Lilongwe/Malawi och landkontor i Lilongwe och Harare/Zimbabwe. 24 procent av budgeten. 2) MENA (Jordanien och Palestina) med regionkontor i Amman/Jordanien och landkontor i Amman och Ramallah/Palestina. 22 procent av budgeten. 3) Södra Asien (Nepal och Indien) med regionkontor i Kathmandu/Nepal och landkontor i Kathmandu och Dehradun/Indien. 19 procent av budgeten. 4) Centralamerika (El Salvador och Guatemala) med regionkontor i Panajachel/Guatemala. 19 procent av budgeten. 5) Europa (Moldavien och Ukraina) med regionkontor i Chisinau/Moldavien. 12 procent av budgeten. 6) Globalt program som hanteras från huvudkontoret i Lund. Syftar till att ta tillvara på synergier i verksamheten. Under 2019 kommer fokus att vara på "civic space". IM:s ambition är att organisationen ska utvecklas till en dynamisk, inflytelserik och skarp röst som adresserar globala utmaningar. 4 procent av budgeten. Personal Enligt ansökan ska insatsen finansiera totalt ca 71 tjänster hos IM. 56 tjänster vid region- och landkontor fördelade på 28 programansvariga, 11 chefer, 14 ekonomiansvariga, och tre påverkansansvariga (deltid). Fyra av dessa tjänster (tre regionchefer och en landchef) innehas av svenskar. I Sverige kommer Sida att finansiera sammanlagt ca 15 tjänster. Fem tematiska specialister (till 80 procent) samt en koordinator för IM:s globala program finansieras via verksamhetskostnader. nio tjänster finansieras via administrationsschablonen: PME-rådgivare, risk/säkerhet rådgivare, rådgivare Humanium, två chefer, två controllers, samt två tjänster inom HR och IT-support. Budget och ansökt belopp Programmets totala budget är 598 069 000 kr och det ansökta beloppet uppgår till 542 279 000 kr. Mellanskillnaden täcks av IM:s egeninsats om 55 790 000 kr. IM ansöker om en progressiv fördelning över åren: 94 190 000 kr (2019), 112 402 000 kr (2020), 131 504 000 kr (2021), 130 495 000 (2022), och 129 478 000 (2023). Det ansökta beloppet motsvarar ett genomsnittligt årligt Sida-bidrag om 108 455 800 kr. Sidas stöd till IM för 2018 uppgår som jämförelse till 52 000 000 kr. Det ansökta beloppet innebär en genomsnittlig årlig ökning om totalt 56 455 800 kr, vilket motsvarar en ökning om ca 108 procent. Nya program i ansökan jämfört med 2018 (se även budgetavsnittet) "Partner eco system:" riktar sig till ett bredare nätverk än bara de partners som IM ingår avtal med. Det inkluderar så kallade ”leverage partners" som är aktörer och organisationer med vilka det är avgörande att IM koordinerar för att uppnå målen i övriga insatser i ansökan. Exempel är lokala myndigheter, aktörer i den privata sektorn, media, CSOs, aktivister, influencers och politiska beslutsfattare. "Dialogue partners" är enligt IM:s definition aktörer som har en svagare anknytning till IM än "leverage partners." Exempel är ambassader, internationella CSOs, och vissa nationella och regionala CSOs. "Global program on civic space:" syftar till att hitta former för systematisk samverkan, synergier och länkar mellan existerande initiativ hos IM:s partners för att motverka det krympande utrymmet för det civila samhället att verka. "Civil Society Fund:" en ny finansieringsform som ska möjliggöra för IM att kunna bidra till förändring genom ett mer anpassningsbart stöd. Exempel på möjliga mottagare av bidrag från denna fond är sociala rörelser i sociala medier. Två regionala program gällande "civic space:" ett i Europa och ett i södra Afrika. ANSÖKANDE ORGANISATION IM är en av Sidas så kallade ramorganisationer inom CSO-strategin. Sida genomförde en omfattande utvärdering av organisationen och dess verksamhet inför beslut om att bevilja IM behörighet som ramorganisation 2013-07-12. IM:s första avtal som ramorganisation gällde perioden 2015–2017. Efter att IM under 2017 inkommit med en tilläggsansökan om stöd för 2018 förlängdes avtalet till att gälla 2015–2018. Sida har i dialogen med IM välkomnat en ansökan om ett flerårigt stöd från och med 2019, som överrensstämmer med perioden för IM:s strategiska plan för organisationen. IM är en medlemsbaserad, religiöst och partipolitiskt obunden, svensk ideell biståndsorganisation som grundades 1938. IM arbetar för att bekämpa fattigdom och utanförskap genom bistånd, fair trade och integration. IM:s internationella arbete utgår från de mänskliga rättigheterna och utformas som hjälp till självhjälp. Stärkt civilsamhälle genom att IM, som en feministisk och antirasistisk förändringsaktör, katalyserar djupgående samhällsförändringar med fokus på: Rätt till social inkluderingEnligt IM omfattar socal inkludering rätten till deltagande, möjligheten att fritt bidra till samhället och rätten till icke-diskriminering. Det kan till exempel handla om att människor med funktionsnedsättning inte erhåller det stöd de behöver vad gäller tillgång till utbildning, meningsfull sysselsättning och hälso- och sjukvård. För att uppnå social inkludering kommer IM till exempel i Jordanien att arbeta med partners för att stärka utsatta gruppers kapacitet att utkräva sina rättigheter. IM kommer i Jordanien även att föra dialog med lokala och nationella ledare i syfte att förbättra lagstiftningen och de strukturer som finns för att säkerställa social inkludering.  Rätt till ekonomisk inkluderingEnligt IM handlar ekonomisk inkludering om att ge marginaliserade grupper möjligheten att ha ägarskap över sitt ekonomiska liv. Målgruppen ska ges möjlighet till en förbättrad ekonomisk situation samtidigt som deras status i samhället stärks.  För att uppnå ekonomisk inkludering kommer IM till exempel i Malawi att fortsätta att stödja "village savings and loan associations" för kvinnor. Vidare kommer IM i Malawi att stödja unga människors initiativ gällande klimatsmarta bevattningssystem som drivs av solenergi. IM Malawi är även medlem i "Movement for Community Led Development - Malawi chapter" som övervakar regeringens åtagande enligt SDG:s 4,5,8 och 9. Stärkt civilsamhälleIM lyfter fram det civila samhällets betydelse i ett demokratiskt samhälle, som röstbärare och för att stärka medvetenheten ibland målgrupper om deras rättigheter. För att kunna spela denna roll behöver civilsamhället vara starkt och ha tillräcklig kapacitet. En central del i IM:s strategi för att stärka det civila samhället är IM:s program för "organisational and capacity development (OCD)" för partners.  En nyhet inför 2019-2023 är att IM kommer att uppmuntra partners att avsätta medel i deras budget från IM för organisationsutveckling. Detta till skillnad från tidigare då alla medel dedikerade till kapacitetsutveckling har varit del av IM:s budgetar. IM motiverar dena förändring med att ett erbjudande om stöd som bygger på ett verkligt behov har bättre förutsättningar att vara framgångsrikt än motsatsen. Samtidigt kommer IM:s organisationsbedömningar samt dialogen med partners även fortsättningsvis att att vara en viktig del av det OCD som IM bidrar med till respektive partner.    IM har även för avsikt att under kommande period stärka möjligheterna för partners att lära av varandra. IM:s nätverksmöten är en del i detta. Vissa partners är även experter inom tematiska områden och kan bidra med utbildning för andra partners. I södra Afrika till exempel har "Just Associates" stark kompetens gällande jämställdhetsfrågor och kan vara en resurs för andra partners i regionen. IM har valt att prioritera ett antal områden för den kompetensutveckling som IM själva genomför och har budgetansvar för. Det gäller till exempel tematiska tvärfrågor, såsom miljö- och klimat och konflikt, samt anti-korruption, riskhantering och intern styrning och kontroll.     Säkrat utrymme för det civila samhälletAtt motverka trenden med ett krympande utrymme för det civila samhället att verka är en prioriterad fråga för IM. För att bidra till detta kommer IM till exempel i södra Asien att initiera ett regionalt program om "civic space" och att anordna nätverksmöten för partners tillsammans med landkontoren i Indien och Nepal. I Indien kommer IM även att arbeta för att stärka partners interna kontrollsystem för att möta de krav som ställs av regeringen. Några av IM:s samarbetspartners i Nepal är människorättsorganisationer som driver påverkansinitiativ gällande "civic space."  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Guatemala India Jordan Lebanon Moldova (the Republic of) Montenegro Malawi Mexico Nepal Palestine, State of El Salvador Eswatini Ukraine Zambia Zimbabwe Middle East, regional Central America, regional South Asia, regional Europe, regional Developing countries, unspecified Southern Africa, regional Democratic participation and civil society Human rights Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Informal/semi-formal financial intermediaries Business Policy and Administration Multisector education/training Rural development Bio-diversity Reproductive health care Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Basic health care STD control including HIV/AIDS Vocational training Culture and recreation Government & Civil Society-general Banking & Financial Services Business & Other Services Other Multisector General Environment Protection Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Conflict, Peace & Security Basic Health Secondary Education Other Social Infrastructure & Services "In Central America, partners have reached around 2,700 individuals with information on abortion, adolescent pregnancy, LGBTQ murders, masculinities, racism, violence against women and people with disabilities and sexual rights. An innovative way of doing sex education is a Digital Sexual Education Museum (see: museo.incidejoven.org) developed by a youth led Guatemalan partner. Rights holders, in particular women, now demonstrate increased confidence to talk about their sexuality and demand access to health services and comprehensive sexual education". "In Eastern Europe, partners have been working on empowering persons with disabilities to advocate for their own rights. In total 58 self-advocates have been working together doing advocacy. On the local level, the self-advocates have raised awareness reness via short videos, photography exhibitions and speeches on TV. Self-advocates have also been representatives at international levels for instance in the UN Committee Youth Advisory Group to advocate for alternative care for children and youth with disabilities, and at the 13th Conference of States Parties to the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (COSP), which is one of the largest and most important global forums on disability issues. This as well as other partner advocacy led to that Moldova now include persons with disabilities in the Governments emergency plans". "IM and partners in Southern Africa are working with child marriages , reaching over 3,000 girls. Rights holders, including local and religious leaders, parents, and teachers, are actively taking a stand against child marriages. Men and boys have gained increased capacity to become champions for ending child marriage". "In Southern Africa 3,500 rights holders were reached with income generating activities. For example, 30 women involved in poultry farming in Zambia raised their income. In Moldova 45 companies and businesses have created jobs for persons with disabilities. Total 171 persons with disabilities (76 women, 95 men) have been successfully employed in the open labour market in Jordan. In Palestine, 100 youth were formally employed because of partners work. In Nepal, more than 93 landless families gained access to land due to partner assistance". "In Middle East, one of IMs regional partners has worked on activating an online platform for documenting violations of freedom of expression online. By end of 2021, the platform function as a resource for journalist, researchers, activists, and lawyers. The organisation has also founded formal alliances, such as the Arab alliance of digital rights, consisting of like-minded CSOs, lawyers and technologists across the region. The alliance has been able to reach tech-giants such as Facebook and Google with its advocacy". No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54030563-5403056301 Sweden The contribution constitutes Sida's support to IM Swedish Development Partner for the period 2019 to 2023 within the Strategy for support via Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022. INSATSEN IM Individuell Människohjälp (IM) har inkommit med en ansökan avseende ett femårigt program under Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016–2022 (CSO-strategin). Programmet blir det andra som IM genomför sedan organisationen beviljades status som ramorganisation under CSO-strategin i juli 2013. Det följer direkt på det nuvarande avtalet för perioden 2015–2017 med förlängning 2018 och bygger till stor del på erfarenheterna från detta. Titel "Connecting for Societal Change Sida CIVSAM application 2019-2023" Vision En rättvis värld med respekt för människors grundläggande värde (fritt översatt från engelska). Övergripande programmål Stärkt civilsamhälle genom att IM, som en feministisk och antirasistisk förändringsaktör, katalyserar djupgående samhällsförändringar med fokus på: rätt till social inkludering; rätt till ekonomisk inkludering; stärkt civilsamhälle och säkrat utrymme för det civila samhället (fritt översatt från engelska). Geografiska komponenter 1) Södra Afrika (Zambia, eSwantini, och Zimbabwe) med regionkontor i Lilongwe/Malawi och landkontor i Lilongwe och Harare/Zimbabwe. 24 procent av budgeten. 2) MENA (Jordanien och Palestina) med regionkontor i Amman/Jordanien och landkontor i Amman och Ramallah/Palestina. 22 procent av budgeten. 3) Södra Asien (Nepal och Indien) med regionkontor i Kathmandu/Nepal och landkontor i Kathmandu och Dehradun/Indien. 19 procent av budgeten. 4) Centralamerika (El Salvador och Guatemala) med regionkontor i Panajachel/Guatemala. 19 procent av budgeten. 5) Europa (Moldavien och Ukraina) med regionkontor i Chisinau/Moldavien. 12 procent av budgeten. 6) Globalt program som hanteras från huvudkontoret i Lund. Syftar till att ta tillvara på synergier i verksamheten. Under 2019 kommer fokus att vara på "civic space". IM:s ambition är att organisationen ska utvecklas till en dynamisk, inflytelserik och skarp röst som adresserar globala utmaningar. 4 procent av budgeten. Personal Enligt ansökan ska insatsen finansiera totalt ca 71 tjänster hos IM. 56 tjänster vid region- och landkontor fördelade på 28 programansvariga, 11 chefer, 14 ekonomiansvariga, och tre påverkansansvariga (deltid). Fyra av dessa tjänster (tre regionchefer och en landchef) innehas av svenskar. I Sverige kommer Sida att finansiera sammanlagt ca 15 tjänster. Fem tematiska specialister (till 80 procent) samt en koordinator för IM:s globala program finansieras via verksamhetskostnader. nio tjänster finansieras via administrationsschablonen: PME-rådgivare, risk/säkerhet rådgivare, rådgivare Humanium, två chefer, två controllers, samt två tjänster inom HR och IT-support. Budget och ansökt belopp Programmets totala budget är 598 069 000 kr och det ansökta beloppet uppgår till 542 279 000 kr. Mellanskillnaden täcks av IM:s egeninsats om 55 790 000 kr. IM ansöker om en progressiv fördelning över åren: 94 190 000 kr (2019), 112 402 000 kr (2020), 131 504 000 kr (2021), 130 495 000 (2022), och 129 478 000 (2023). Det ansökta beloppet motsvarar ett genomsnittligt årligt Sida-bidrag om 108 455 800 kr. Sidas stöd till IM för 2018 uppgår som jämförelse till 52 000 000 kr. Det ansökta beloppet innebär en genomsnittlig årlig ökning om totalt 56 455 800 kr, vilket motsvarar en ökning om ca 108 procent. Nya program i ansökan jämfört med 2018 (se även budgetavsnittet) "Partner eco system:" riktar sig till ett bredare nätverk än bara de partners som IM ingår avtal med. Det inkluderar så kallade ”leverage partners" som är aktörer och organisationer med vilka det är avgörande att IM koordinerar för att uppnå målen i övriga insatser i ansökan. Exempel är lokala myndigheter, aktörer i den privata sektorn, media, CSOs, aktivister, influencers och politiska beslutsfattare. "Dialogue partners" är enligt IM:s definition aktörer som har en svagare anknytning till IM än "leverage partners." Exempel är ambassader, internationella CSOs, och vissa nationella och regionala CSOs. "Global program on civic space:" syftar till att hitta former för systematisk samverkan, synergier och länkar mellan existerande initiativ hos IM:s partners för att motverka det krympande utrymmet för det civila samhället att verka. "Civil Society Fund:" en ny finansieringsform som ska möjliggöra för IM att kunna bidra till förändring genom ett mer anpassningsbart stöd. Exempel på möjliga mottagare av bidrag från denna fond är sociala rörelser i sociala medier. Två regionala program gällande "civic space:" ett i Europa och ett i södra Afrika. ANSÖKANDE ORGANISATION IM är en av Sidas så kallade ramorganisationer inom CSO-strategin. Sida genomförde en omfattande utvärdering av organisationen och dess verksamhet inför beslut om att bevilja IM behörighet som ramorganisation 2013-07-12. IM:s första avtal som ramorganisation gällde perioden 2015–2017. Efter att IM under 2017 inkommit med en tilläggsansökan om stöd för 2018 förlängdes avtalet till att gälla 2015–2018. Sida har i dialogen med IM välkomnat en ansökan om ett flerårigt stöd från och med 2019, som överrensstämmer med perioden för IM:s strategiska plan för organisationen. IM är en medlemsbaserad, religiöst och partipolitiskt obunden, svensk ideell biståndsorganisation som grundades 1938. IM arbetar för att bekämpa fattigdom och utanförskap genom bistånd, fair trade och integration. IM:s internationella arbete utgår från de mänskliga rättigheterna och utformas som hjälp till självhjälp. Stärkt civilsamhälle genom att IM, som en feministisk och antirasistisk förändringsaktör, katalyserar djupgående samhällsförändringar med fokus på: Rätt till social inkluderingEnligt IM omfattar socal inkludering rätten till deltagande, möjligheten att fritt bidra till samhället och rätten till icke-diskriminering. Det kan till exempel handla om att människor med funktionsnedsättning inte erhåller det stöd de behöver vad gäller tillgång till utbildning, meningsfull sysselsättning och hälso- och sjukvård. För att uppnå social inkludering kommer IM till exempel i Jordanien att arbeta med partners för att stärka utsatta gruppers kapacitet att utkräva sina rättigheter. IM kommer i Jordanien även att föra dialog med lokala och nationella ledare i syfte att förbättra lagstiftningen och de strukturer som finns för att säkerställa social inkludering.  Rätt till ekonomisk inkluderingEnligt IM handlar ekonomisk inkludering om att ge marginaliserade grupper möjligheten att ha ägarskap över sitt ekonomiska liv. Målgruppen ska ges möjlighet till en förbättrad ekonomisk situation samtidigt som deras status i samhället stärks.  För att uppnå ekonomisk inkludering kommer IM till exempel i Malawi att fortsätta att stödja "village savings and loan associations" för kvinnor. Vidare kommer IM i Malawi att stödja unga människors initiativ gällande klimatsmarta bevattningssystem som drivs av solenergi. IM Malawi är även medlem i "Movement for Community Led Development - Malawi chapter" som övervakar regeringens åtagande enligt SDG:s 4,5,8 och 9. Stärkt civilsamhälleIM lyfter fram det civila samhällets betydelse i ett demokratiskt samhälle, som röstbärare och för att stärka medvetenheten ibland målgrupper om deras rättigheter. För att kunna spela denna roll behöver civilsamhället vara starkt och ha tillräcklig kapacitet. En central del i IM:s strategi för att stärka det civila samhället är IM:s program för "organisational and capacity development (OCD)" för partners.  En nyhet inför 2019-2023 är att IM kommer att uppmuntra partners att avsätta medel i deras budget från IM för organisationsutveckling. Detta till skillnad från tidigare då alla medel dedikerade till kapacitetsutveckling har varit del av IM:s budgetar. IM motiverar dena förändring med att ett erbjudande om stöd som bygger på ett verkligt behov har bättre förutsättningar att vara framgångsrikt än motsatsen. Samtidigt kommer IM:s organisationsbedömningar samt dialogen med partners även fortsättningsvis att att vara en viktig del av det OCD som IM bidrar med till respektive partner.    IM har även för avsikt att under kommande period stärka möjligheterna för partners att lära av varandra. IM:s nätverksmöten är en del i detta. Vissa partners är även experter inom tematiska områden och kan bidra med utbildning för andra partners. I södra Afrika till exempel har "Just Associates" stark kompetens gällande jämställdhetsfrågor och kan vara en resurs för andra partners i regionen. IM har valt att prioritera ett antal områden för den kompetensutveckling som IM själva genomför och har budgetansvar för. Det gäller till exempel tematiska tvärfrågor, såsom miljö- och klimat och konflikt, samt anti-korruption, riskhantering och intern styrning och kontroll.     Säkrat utrymme för det civila samhälletAtt motverka trenden med ett krympande utrymme för det civila samhället att verka är en prioriterad fråga för IM. För att bidra till detta kommer IM till exempel i södra Asien att initiera ett regionalt program om "civic space" och att anordna nätverksmöten för partners tillsammans med landkontoren i Indien och Nepal. I Indien kommer IM även att arbeta för att stärka partners interna kontrollsystem för att möta de krav som ställs av regeringen. Några av IM:s samarbetspartners i Nepal är människorättsorganisationer som driver påverkansinitiativ gällande "civic space."  Sweden Individuell Människohjälp Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Individuell Människohjälp 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 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Människohjälp 79302.96 Individuell Människohjälp 833696.8199999999 Individuell Människohjälp 585931.5 Individuell Människohjälp 313374.6 Individuell Människohjälp 126967.5 Individuell Människohjälp 32277.96 Individuell Människohjälp 55865.7 Individuell Människohjälp 55865.7 Individuell Människohjälp 197617.86 Individuell Människohjälp 223462.8 Individuell Människohjälp 29795.04 Individuell Människohjälp 526680 Individuell Människohjälp 333952.74 Individuell Människohjälp 304157.7 Individuell Människohjälp 18810 Individuell Människohjälp 223462.8 Individuell Människohjälp 888433.92 Individuell Människohjälp 93749.04 Individuell Människohjälp Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Improved aid- and development-effectiveness in civil society support Ett mer bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater understanding and engagement in civil society in developing countries for global development and sustainability, and strengthened advocacy for these matters vis-à-vis decision-makers Ökad förståelse och engagemang hos civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer för globala utvecklings- och hållbarhetsfrågor och stärkt påverkansarbete för detta gentemot beslutsfattare Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030563-5403056302 Sweden The contribution constitutes Sida's support to IM Swedish Development Partner for the period 2019 to 2023 within the Strategy for support via Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022. INSATSEN IM Individuell Människohjälp (IM) har inkommit med en ansökan avseende ett femårigt program under Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016–2022 (CSO-strategin). Programmet blir det andra som IM genomför sedan organisationen beviljades status som ramorganisation under CSO-strategin i juli 2013. Det följer direkt på det nuvarande avtalet för perioden 2015–2017 med förlängning 2018 och bygger till stor del på erfarenheterna från detta. Titel "Connecting for Societal Change Sida CIVSAM application 2019-2023" Vision En rättvis värld med respekt för människors grundläggande värde (fritt översatt från engelska). Övergripande programmål Stärkt civilsamhälle genom att IM, som en feministisk och antirasistisk förändringsaktör, katalyserar djupgående samhällsförändringar med fokus på: rätt till social inkludering; rätt till ekonomisk inkludering; stärkt civilsamhälle och säkrat utrymme för det civila samhället (fritt översatt från engelska). Geografiska komponenter 1) Södra Afrika (Zambia, eSwantini, och Zimbabwe) med regionkontor i Lilongwe/Malawi och landkontor i Lilongwe och Harare/Zimbabwe. 24 procent av budgeten. 2) MENA (Jordanien och Palestina) med regionkontor i Amman/Jordanien och landkontor i Amman och Ramallah/Palestina. 22 procent av budgeten. 3) Södra Asien (Nepal och Indien) med regionkontor i Kathmandu/Nepal och landkontor i Kathmandu och Dehradun/Indien. 19 procent av budgeten. 4) Centralamerika (El Salvador och Guatemala) med regionkontor i Panajachel/Guatemala. 19 procent av budgeten. 5) Europa (Moldavien och Ukraina) med regionkontor i Chisinau/Moldavien. 12 procent av budgeten. 6) Globalt program som hanteras från huvudkontoret i Lund. Syftar till att ta tillvara på synergier i verksamheten. Under 2019 kommer fokus att vara på "civic space". IM:s ambition är att organisationen ska utvecklas till en dynamisk, inflytelserik och skarp röst som adresserar globala utmaningar. 4 procent av budgeten. Personal Enligt ansökan ska insatsen finansiera totalt ca 71 tjänster hos IM. 56 tjänster vid region- och landkontor fördelade på 28 programansvariga, 11 chefer, 14 ekonomiansvariga, och tre påverkansansvariga (deltid). Fyra av dessa tjänster (tre regionchefer och en landchef) innehas av svenskar. I Sverige kommer Sida att finansiera sammanlagt ca 15 tjänster. Fem tematiska specialister (till 80 procent) samt en koordinator för IM:s globala program finansieras via verksamhetskostnader. nio tjänster finansieras via administrationsschablonen: PME-rådgivare, risk/säkerhet rådgivare, rådgivare Humanium, två chefer, två controllers, samt två tjänster inom HR och IT-support. Budget och ansökt belopp Programmets totala budget är 598 069 000 kr och det ansökta beloppet uppgår till 542 279 000 kr. Mellanskillnaden täcks av IM:s egeninsats om 55 790 000 kr. IM ansöker om en progressiv fördelning över åren: 94 190 000 kr (2019), 112 402 000 kr (2020), 131 504 000 kr (2021), 130 495 000 (2022), och 129 478 000 (2023). Det ansökta beloppet motsvarar ett genomsnittligt årligt Sida-bidrag om 108 455 800 kr. Sidas stöd till IM för 2018 uppgår som jämförelse till 52 000 000 kr. Det ansökta beloppet innebär en genomsnittlig årlig ökning om totalt 56 455 800 kr, vilket motsvarar en ökning om ca 108 procent. Nya program i ansökan jämfört med 2018 (se även budgetavsnittet) "Partner eco system:" riktar sig till ett bredare nätverk än bara de partners som IM ingår avtal med. Det inkluderar så kallade ”leverage partners" som är aktörer och organisationer med vilka det är avgörande att IM koordinerar för att uppnå målen i övriga insatser i ansökan. Exempel är lokala myndigheter, aktörer i den privata sektorn, media, CSOs, aktivister, influencers och politiska beslutsfattare. "Dialogue partners" är enligt IM:s definition aktörer som har en svagare anknytning till IM än "leverage partners." Exempel är ambassader, internationella CSOs, och vissa nationella och regionala CSOs. "Global program on civic space:" syftar till att hitta former för systematisk samverkan, synergier och länkar mellan existerande initiativ hos IM:s partners för att motverka det krympande utrymmet för det civila samhället att verka. "Civil Society Fund:" en ny finansieringsform som ska möjliggöra för IM att kunna bidra till förändring genom ett mer anpassningsbart stöd. Exempel på möjliga mottagare av bidrag från denna fond är sociala rörelser i sociala medier. Två regionala program gällande "civic space:" ett i Europa och ett i södra Afrika. ANSÖKANDE ORGANISATION IM är en av Sidas så kallade ramorganisationer inom CSO-strategin. Sida genomförde en omfattande utvärdering av organisationen och dess verksamhet inför beslut om att bevilja IM behörighet som ramorganisation 2013-07-12. IM:s första avtal som ramorganisation gällde perioden 2015–2017. Efter att IM under 2017 inkommit med en tilläggsansökan om stöd för 2018 förlängdes avtalet till att gälla 2015–2018. Sida har i dialogen med IM välkomnat en ansökan om ett flerårigt stöd från och med 2019, som överrensstämmer med perioden för IM:s strategiska plan för organisationen. IM är en medlemsbaserad, religiöst och partipolitiskt obunden, svensk ideell biståndsorganisation som grundades 1938. IM arbetar för att bekämpa fattigdom och utanförskap genom bistånd, fair trade och integration. IM:s internationella arbete utgår från de mänskliga rättigheterna och utformas som hjälp till självhjälp. Stärkt civilsamhälle genom att IM, som en feministisk och antirasistisk förändringsaktör, katalyserar djupgående samhällsförändringar med fokus på: Rätt till social inkluderingEnligt IM omfattar socal inkludering rätten till deltagande, möjligheten att fritt bidra till samhället och rätten till icke-diskriminering. Det kan till exempel handla om att människor med funktionsnedsättning inte erhåller det stöd de behöver vad gäller tillgång till utbildning, meningsfull sysselsättning och hälso- och sjukvård. För att uppnå social inkludering kommer IM till exempel i Jordanien att arbeta med partners för att stärka utsatta gruppers kapacitet att utkräva sina rättigheter. IM kommer i Jordanien även att föra dialog med lokala och nationella ledare i syfte att förbättra lagstiftningen och de strukturer som finns för att säkerställa social inkludering.  Rätt till ekonomisk inkluderingEnligt IM handlar ekonomisk inkludering om att ge marginaliserade grupper möjligheten att ha ägarskap över sitt ekonomiska liv. Målgruppen ska ges möjlighet till en förbättrad ekonomisk situation samtidigt som deras status i samhället stärks.  För att uppnå ekonomisk inkludering kommer IM till exempel i Malawi att fortsätta att stödja "village savings and loan associations" för kvinnor. Vidare kommer IM i Malawi att stödja unga människors initiativ gällande klimatsmarta bevattningssystem som drivs av solenergi. IM Malawi är även medlem i "Movement for Community Led Development - Malawi chapter" som övervakar regeringens åtagande enligt SDG:s 4,5,8 och 9. Stärkt civilsamhälleIM lyfter fram det civila samhällets betydelse i ett demokratiskt samhälle, som röstbärare och för att stärka medvetenheten ibland målgrupper om deras rättigheter. För att kunna spela denna roll behöver civilsamhället vara starkt och ha tillräcklig kapacitet. En central del i IM:s strategi för att stärka det civila samhället är IM:s program för "organisational and capacity development (OCD)" för partners.  En nyhet inför 2019-2023 är att IM kommer att uppmuntra partners att avsätta medel i deras budget från IM för organisationsutveckling. Detta till skillnad från tidigare då alla medel dedikerade till kapacitetsutveckling har varit del av IM:s budgetar. IM motiverar dena förändring med att ett erbjudande om stöd som bygger på ett verkligt behov har bättre förutsättningar att vara framgångsrikt än motsatsen. Samtidigt kommer IM:s organisationsbedömningar samt dialogen med partners även fortsättningsvis att att vara en viktig del av det OCD som IM bidrar med till respektive partner.    IM har även för avsikt att under kommande period stärka möjligheterna för partners att lära av varandra. IM:s nätverksmöten är en del i detta. Vissa partners är även experter inom tematiska områden och kan bidra med utbildning för andra partners. I södra Afrika till exempel har "Just Associates" stark kompetens gällande jämställdhetsfrågor och kan vara en resurs för andra partners i regionen. IM har valt att prioritera ett antal områden för den kompetensutveckling som IM själva genomför och har budgetansvar för. Det gäller till exempel tematiska tvärfrågor, såsom miljö- och klimat och konflikt, samt anti-korruption, riskhantering och intern styrning och kontroll.     Säkrat utrymme för det civila samhälletAtt motverka trenden med ett krympande utrymme för det civila samhället att verka är en prioriterad fråga för IM. För att bidra till detta kommer IM till exempel i södra Asien att initiera ett regionalt program om "civic space" och att anordna nätverksmöten för partners tillsammans med landkontoren i Indien och Nepal. I Indien kommer IM även att arbeta för att stärka partners interna kontrollsystem för att möta de krav som ställs av regeringen. Några av IM:s samarbetspartners i Nepal är människorättsorganisationer som driver påverkansinitiativ gällande "civic space."  Sweden Individuell Människohjälp Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Individuell Människohjälp 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 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Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased efficiency, local anchoring and transparency of civil society actors. Ökad effektivitet, lokal förankring och transparens hos civilsamhällesaktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened space for an independent and pluralistic civil society. Stärkt utrymme för ett fristående och pluralistiskt civilsamhälle. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for dialogue and collaboration within civil society, as well as between civil society and other actors. Förbättrade förutsättningar för dialog och samverkan inom civilsamhället, samt mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Improved conditions for civil society actors to act independently and find diversified funding. Förbättrade förutsättningar för civilsamhällesaktörer att agera självständigt och finna diversifierad finansiering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030563-5403056303 Sweden The contribution constitutes Sida's support to IM Swedish Development Partner for the period 2019 to 2023 within the Strategy for support via Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022. INSATSEN IM Individuell Människohjälp (IM) har inkommit med en ansökan avseende ett femårigt program under Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016–2022 (CSO-strategin). Programmet blir det andra som IM genomför sedan organisationen beviljades status som ramorganisation under CSO-strategin i juli 2013. Det följer direkt på det nuvarande avtalet för perioden 2015–2017 med förlängning 2018 och bygger till stor del på erfarenheterna från detta. Titel "Connecting for Societal Change Sida CIVSAM application 2019-2023" Vision En rättvis värld med respekt för människors grundläggande värde (fritt översatt från engelska). Övergripande programmål Stärkt civilsamhälle genom att IM, som en feministisk och antirasistisk förändringsaktör, katalyserar djupgående samhällsförändringar med fokus på: rätt till social inkludering; rätt till ekonomisk inkludering; stärkt civilsamhälle och säkrat utrymme för det civila samhället (fritt översatt från engelska). Geografiska komponenter 1) Södra Afrika (Zambia, eSwantini, och Zimbabwe) med regionkontor i Lilongwe/Malawi och landkontor i Lilongwe och Harare/Zimbabwe. 24 procent av budgeten. 2) MENA (Jordanien och Palestina) med regionkontor i Amman/Jordanien och landkontor i Amman och Ramallah/Palestina. 22 procent av budgeten. 3) Södra Asien (Nepal och Indien) med regionkontor i Kathmandu/Nepal och landkontor i Kathmandu och Dehradun/Indien. 19 procent av budgeten. 4) Centralamerika (El Salvador och Guatemala) med regionkontor i Panajachel/Guatemala. 19 procent av budgeten. 5) Europa (Moldavien och Ukraina) med regionkontor i Chisinau/Moldavien. 12 procent av budgeten. 6) Globalt program som hanteras från huvudkontoret i Lund. Syftar till att ta tillvara på synergier i verksamheten. Under 2019 kommer fokus att vara på "civic space". IM:s ambition är att organisationen ska utvecklas till en dynamisk, inflytelserik och skarp röst som adresserar globala utmaningar. 4 procent av budgeten. Personal Enligt ansökan ska insatsen finansiera totalt ca 71 tjänster hos IM. 56 tjänster vid region- och landkontor fördelade på 28 programansvariga, 11 chefer, 14 ekonomiansvariga, och tre påverkansansvariga (deltid). Fyra av dessa tjänster (tre regionchefer och en landchef) innehas av svenskar. I Sverige kommer Sida att finansiera sammanlagt ca 15 tjänster. Fem tematiska specialister (till 80 procent) samt en koordinator för IM:s globala program finansieras via verksamhetskostnader. nio tjänster finansieras via administrationsschablonen: PME-rådgivare, risk/säkerhet rådgivare, rådgivare Humanium, två chefer, två controllers, samt två tjänster inom HR och IT-support. Budget och ansökt belopp Programmets totala budget är 598 069 000 kr och det ansökta beloppet uppgår till 542 279 000 kr. Mellanskillnaden täcks av IM:s egeninsats om 55 790 000 kr. IM ansöker om en progressiv fördelning över åren: 94 190 000 kr (2019), 112 402 000 kr (2020), 131 504 000 kr (2021), 130 495 000 (2022), och 129 478 000 (2023). Det ansökta beloppet motsvarar ett genomsnittligt årligt Sida-bidrag om 108 455 800 kr. Sidas stöd till IM för 2018 uppgår som jämförelse till 52 000 000 kr. Det ansökta beloppet innebär en genomsnittlig årlig ökning om totalt 56 455 800 kr, vilket motsvarar en ökning om ca 108 procent. Nya program i ansökan jämfört med 2018 (se även budgetavsnittet) "Partner eco system:" riktar sig till ett bredare nätverk än bara de partners som IM ingår avtal med. Det inkluderar så kallade ”leverage partners" som är aktörer och organisationer med vilka det är avgörande att IM koordinerar för att uppnå målen i övriga insatser i ansökan. Exempel är lokala myndigheter, aktörer i den privata sektorn, media, CSOs, aktivister, influencers och politiska beslutsfattare. "Dialogue partners" är enligt IM:s definition aktörer som har en svagare anknytning till IM än "leverage partners." Exempel är ambassader, internationella CSOs, och vissa nationella och regionala CSOs. "Global program on civic space:" syftar till att hitta former för systematisk samverkan, synergier och länkar mellan existerande initiativ hos IM:s partners för att motverka det krympande utrymmet för det civila samhället att verka. "Civil Society Fund:" en ny finansieringsform som ska möjliggöra för IM att kunna bidra till förändring genom ett mer anpassningsbart stöd. Exempel på möjliga mottagare av bidrag från denna fond är sociala rörelser i sociala medier. Två regionala program gällande "civic space:" ett i Europa och ett i södra Afrika. ANSÖKANDE ORGANISATION IM är en av Sidas så kallade ramorganisationer inom CSO-strategin. Sida genomförde en omfattande utvärdering av organisationen och dess verksamhet inför beslut om att bevilja IM behörighet som ramorganisation 2013-07-12. IM:s första avtal som ramorganisation gällde perioden 2015–2017. Efter att IM under 2017 inkommit med en tilläggsansökan om stöd för 2018 förlängdes avtalet till att gälla 2015–2018. Sida har i dialogen med IM välkomnat en ansökan om ett flerårigt stöd från och med 2019, som överrensstämmer med perioden för IM:s strategiska plan för organisationen. IM är en medlemsbaserad, religiöst och partipolitiskt obunden, svensk ideell biståndsorganisation som grundades 1938. IM arbetar för att bekämpa fattigdom och utanförskap genom bistånd, fair trade och integration. IM:s internationella arbete utgår från de mänskliga rättigheterna och utformas som hjälp till självhjälp. Stärkt civilsamhälle genom att IM, som en feministisk och antirasistisk förändringsaktör, katalyserar djupgående samhällsförändringar med fokus på: Rätt till social inkluderingEnligt IM omfattar socal inkludering rätten till deltagande, möjligheten att fritt bidra till samhället och rätten till icke-diskriminering. Det kan till exempel handla om att människor med funktionsnedsättning inte erhåller det stöd de behöver vad gäller tillgång till utbildning, meningsfull sysselsättning och hälso- och sjukvård. För att uppnå social inkludering kommer IM till exempel i Jordanien att arbeta med partners för att stärka utsatta gruppers kapacitet att utkräva sina rättigheter. IM kommer i Jordanien även att föra dialog med lokala och nationella ledare i syfte att förbättra lagstiftningen och de strukturer som finns för att säkerställa social inkludering.  Rätt till ekonomisk inkluderingEnligt IM handlar ekonomisk inkludering om att ge marginaliserade grupper möjligheten att ha ägarskap över sitt ekonomiska liv. Målgruppen ska ges möjlighet till en förbättrad ekonomisk situation samtidigt som deras status i samhället stärks.  För att uppnå ekonomisk inkludering kommer IM till exempel i Malawi att fortsätta att stödja "village savings and loan associations" för kvinnor. Vidare kommer IM i Malawi att stödja unga människors initiativ gällande klimatsmarta bevattningssystem som drivs av solenergi. IM Malawi är även medlem i "Movement for Community Led Development - Malawi chapter" som övervakar regeringens åtagande enligt SDG:s 4,5,8 och 9. Stärkt civilsamhälleIM lyfter fram det civila samhällets betydelse i ett demokratiskt samhälle, som röstbärare och för att stärka medvetenheten ibland målgrupper om deras rättigheter. För att kunna spela denna roll behöver civilsamhället vara starkt och ha tillräcklig kapacitet. En central del i IM:s strategi för att stärka det civila samhället är IM:s program för "organisational and capacity development (OCD)" för partners.  En nyhet inför 2019-2023 är att IM kommer att uppmuntra partners att avsätta medel i deras budget från IM för organisationsutveckling. Detta till skillnad från tidigare då alla medel dedikerade till kapacitetsutveckling har varit del av IM:s budgetar. IM motiverar dena förändring med att ett erbjudande om stöd som bygger på ett verkligt behov har bättre förutsättningar att vara framgångsrikt än motsatsen. Samtidigt kommer IM:s organisationsbedömningar samt dialogen med partners även fortsättningsvis att att vara en viktig del av det OCD som IM bidrar med till respektive partner.    IM har även för avsikt att under kommande period stärka möjligheterna för partners att lära av varandra. IM:s nätverksmöten är en del i detta. Vissa partners är även experter inom tematiska områden och kan bidra med utbildning för andra partners. I södra Afrika till exempel har "Just Associates" stark kompetens gällande jämställdhetsfrågor och kan vara en resurs för andra partners i regionen. IM har valt att prioritera ett antal områden för den kompetensutveckling som IM själva genomför och har budgetansvar för. Det gäller till exempel tematiska tvärfrågor, såsom miljö- och klimat och konflikt, samt anti-korruption, riskhantering och intern styrning och kontroll.     Säkrat utrymme för det civila samhälletAtt motverka trenden med ett krympande utrymme för det civila samhället att verka är en prioriterad fråga för IM. För att bidra till detta kommer IM till exempel i södra Asien att initiera ett regionalt program om "civic space" och att anordna nätverksmöten för partners tillsammans med landkontoren i Indien och Nepal. I Indien kommer IM även att arbeta för att stärka partners interna kontrollsystem för att möta de krav som ställs av regeringen. Några av IM:s samarbetspartners i Nepal är människorättsorganisationer som driver påverkansinitiativ gällande "civic space."  Sweden Individuell Människohjälp Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Individuell Människohjälp 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.6 - Ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health and reproductive rights as agreed in accordance with the Programme of Action of the International Conference on Population and Development and the Beijing Platform for Action and the outcome documents of their review conferences. 5.6 - Säkerställa allmän tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsa och reproduktiva rättigheter i enlighet med överenskommelserna i handlingsprogrammet från den internationella konferensen om befolkning och utveckling, Pekingplattformen samt slutdokumenten från respektive översynskonferenser. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -195293 -195293 0 -195293 Individuell Människohjälp -195293 Individuell Människohjälp Development cooperation with civil society 2025-2029 Strategi för Sveriges utvecklingssamarbete med det civila samhället 2025–2029 Increased ability for civil society, and its target groups, to organize on issues related to democracy, human rights and freedoms, principles of the rule of law, equality, free market and property rights, accountability, tolerance, anti-corruption and/or peace and security. Ökad förmåga för civilsamhället, och dess målgrupper, att organisera sig i frågor som rör demokrati, mänskliga fri- och rättigheter, rättsstatens principer, jämställdhet, fri marknad och äganderätt, ansvarsutkrävande, tolerans, antikorruption och/eller fred och säkerhet. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030589 Sweden Framework support to Olof Palme International Centre for 2016-2019 for programmes that relate to Sida's mandate to support civil society organsiations in developing countries that, with a rights-based approach, contributes to poverty reduction. RAMSTATUS Olof Palmes Internationella Center (OPC) beviljades fortsatt behörighet som ramorganisation under anslagsposten ”Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället” i januari 2014 och beslutet gäller tills dess att ny ramkriteriebedömning genomförs. Ramstatus innebär att organisationen har granskats och godkänts enligt kriterier gällande bl.a. representativitet, självständighet, tillräckliga system för intern styrning och kontroll, kapacitet att uppnå och redovisa mot relevanta resultat "Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället" (kallad CSO-strategin) och kapacitet att anpassa sig och förnya sig samt slutligen kapacitet och kompetens i policy-, och metodarbete. Ramstatus ger organisationen rätt att söka medel ur anslagsposten ”Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället”. Sida och OPC har undertecknat ett Avtal om allmänna villkor den 20 januari 2015 med giltighetstid till och med den 31 december 2022. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OPC har till Sida den 1 oktober 2015 inkommit med ansökan om ramstöd för verksamhetsperiod 2016-2019 från anslaget för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället (CSO-anslaget). Organisationen ansöker om rambidrag om 368 024 628 SEK. Ansökt belopp inkluderar verksamhetskostnader, kostnader direkt kopplade till vidareförmedling av bidrag samt administrationskostnader. Ansökt belopp per år är (ca): 2016: 91 MSEK 2017: 91 MSEK 2018: 92 MSEK 2019: 92 MSEK Ansökt budget för år 2016 är en ökning med drygt 13% jämfört med beviljad budget för 2015 samt en 35%ig ökning jämfört med beviljad budget för 2014. ANSÖKANDE ORGANISATION OPC är en svensk ideell organisation som arbetar för demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och fred samt utvecklande av det civila samhället. OPC är förankrat i den internationella arbetarrörelsen samt även förankrat i de specifika landkontexter där projekten genomförs. Organisationen bildades i sin nuvarande form 1992 som den svenska arbetarrörelsens samarbetsorganisation för internationell verksamhet och opinionsbildning. OPC är en av Sidas ramorganisationer och har ett pågående samarbete med Sida/CIVSAM inom regeringens "Strategi för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2010-2014", men även ett flertal stöd från andra strategier inom Sida. Strategin är förlängd att gälla t.o.m. 31 december 2016. Det övergripande målet i OPC:s verksamhet är "Fattiga människors makt att påverka sina samhällen och sina egna liv stärks genom gemensamt agerande". OPC arbetar integrerat med tre huvudområden inom det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet: -folkligt deltagande -fackligt samhällsarbete -partipolitisk organisering (stöds ej inom CSO-strategin.) OPC har 27 medlemsorganisationer (MO) ur den svenska arbetarrörelsen som de samarbetar med i projekt. Merparten av OPC:s medlemsorganisationer är förbund baserade på enskilda medlemmar, oftast anslutna genom lokala föreningar, klubbar och avdelningar. Andra är medlemsorganisationer som samlar organisationer, exempelvis ABF och LO. OPC har fem lokalkontor; Palestina, Sydafrika, Albanien, Kosovo och Serbien. Dessutom finns en lokal koordinatör anställd på konsultbasis i Burma och en i Litauen, men de är inte registrerade landkontor. Kontoret i Serbien finansieras delvis via CSO-strategin och kontoren i Albanien och Kosovo finansieras helt via andra Sida-medel. Sydafrikakontoret är regionalt och inkluderar verksamheten i Sydafrika, Namibia och Zimbabwe, medan det regionala lokalkontoret i Serbien ansvarar för verksamheten i Bosnien-Hercegovina och Serbien. OPC arbetar nära sina samarbetspartner och är ofta uppskattade i dessa partnerskap. De arbetar långsiktigt och ger viktigt stöd till sina samarbetsorganisationer. OPC bygger sitt arbete kring internationell solidaritet och de erbjuder sina samarbetspartner kontakter inom internationella nätverk. I och med sina medlemsorganisationer har OPC en stark förankring i Sverige. OPC genomför utbildningar kring bl.a. arbetsrätt, kvinnors rättigheter, rätten till organisationsfrihet m.m. samt utbildar inom möjligheterna att påverka för att utkräva sina rättigheter. Utbildningarna är överlag uppskattade och relevanta. De stärker sina samarbetsorganisationers kapacitet så att dessa i sin tur effektivare ska kunna företräda sina medlemmar samt att samarbetsorganisationerna ska kunna verka som demokratiska förebilder. ANSÖKAN FÖR 2016-2019 Ansökan baserar sig på OPC:s verksamhetsstrategi som gäller för åren 2015-2019. OPC:s utgångspunkt för ansökan är en mångdimensionell definition av fattigdom, där brist på demokratiska rättigheter och politiskt deltagande ses som en viktig del av fattigdomen som ofta sammanfaller med och förstärks av brist på resurser och möjligheter. OPC:s förändringsteori innefattar att öka människors kunskap och medvetenhet om sina rättigheter, bygga upp målgruppens förmåga att tillvarata sina intressen och utkräva sina rättigheter och stärka kapaciteten för demokratisk organisering så att kraften att uppnå samhällsförändring genom att påverka beslutsfattare och ändra diskriminerande normer i samhället ökar. I ansökan för 2016-2019 planerar OPC verksamhet i sammanlagt 26 länder, inom 7 landprogram och 4 tematiska program varav merparten är fortsättning på pågående verksamhet från tidigare programperioder. De tematiska programmen är: "Förändringsaktörer i auktoritära stater", "Sociala trygghetssystem", "Empowering the workers' movement for decent work" och samt "Kvalitetssäkringsprogrammet". Verksamheten fördelas på ca 120 samarbetsprojekt, varav ca 47 bedrivs helt eller delvis av medlemsorganisationerna och resten direkt av OPC. HISTORIK Sida och OPC har samarbetat under många år och Sida betraktar OPC som en viktig strategisk partner för att nå målet om ett stärkt civilt samhälle. Under åren har dock Sida även bedömt en del områden som mindre tillfredsställande, bl.a. en bristande förmåga att följa upp aktiviteter och resultat, otillfredsställande styrdokument och bristande tillämpning av dessa, svagheter avseende finansiell styrning och kontroll, samt svagheter avseende planering, uppföljning och utvärdering av verksamheten. Organisationen hade även tidigare utmaningar i att OPC spritt sig geografiskt för tunt och brett, vilket senare åtgärdades. Inför verksamhetsperiodeden 2012-14 såg Sida tydliga förbättringar och gjorde bedömningen att OPC stärkt sig inom flera områden såsom stärkta system för intern styrning och kontroll, mer koherenta program, en geografisk fokusering (fasat ut 18 länder), samt en förändrad och mer ändamålsenlig roll för medlemsorganisationerna. Helhetsbedömningen var överlag positiv varpå OPC beviljades utökade anslag. OPC genomgick senare också en ramkriteriebedömning och fick förnyad ramstatus 2014. Hösten 2014 ansökte OPC om stöd för verksamhetsår 2015 och beviljades en volymökning om 13% jämfört med föregående år, baserat på bl.a. en positiv ramkriteriebedömning samt en övergripande positiv bedömning i Sidas beredning för programperioden 2012-14. Därefter har Sida under 2015 låtit genomföra tematiska stickprov (inom jämställdhet och miljö & klimat) och en stickprovsrevision i samarbetsländer och med analys av OPC:s huvudkontor. Sida har dessutom tagit hjälp av helpdesk för konflikt för att genomföra en analys av OPC:s ansökan och inhämtat mer information om verksamheten vid två uppföljningsresor under 2015. Flera av uppföljningsfrågorna nämnda i avtalet för programperioden 2012-14 är sådant som Sida fortfarande hösten 2015 identifierar som utmaningar för OPC, t.ex integrering av tematiska prioriteringar, hållbarhet i resultaten samt utmaningar kopplat till riskanalyser. Sida bedömer att OPC inte fullt ut har nått framsteg i den utsträckning som förväntades under den senaste längre avtalsperioden. Nedan ges ett antal exempel på programresultat som OPC avser att uppnå under kommande period. EXEMPEL FÖRVÄNTADE RESULTAT UNDER PERIOD 2016-2019: 1) Tematiskt program "Sociala trygghetssystem" (fokus Latinamerika): Programmålet är att samarbetsorganisationerna inom programmet bidrar till att stärka social trygghet och sociala trygghetssystem för sina medlemmar och målgrupper. Delmål: Organisationerna har stärkt sin bas för mobilisering och organisering av medlemmar i frågor som rör deras rättigheter. Riktmärke: 4000 medlemmar, varav 90% kvinnor har deltagit i utbildningar som rör deras rättigheter och sociala trygghetssystem vid programperiodens slut. Utgångsvärde: Ca 750 fackliga ledare på basnivå har utbildats (2014). 2) Zimbabwe, program "Organisering, utbildning och påverkan": Programmål: samarbetsorganisationerna har bidragit till ökat demokratiskt deltagande, jämlikhet och mänskliga rättigheter för målgruppen. Samarbetspartner fokuserar på bl.a att bevaka implementeringen av den nya konstitutionen med dess positiva förbättringar för målgruppen. Delmål: Målgruppens deltagande påverkar implementeringen av den nya konstitutionen och bidrar till förbättrad arbetsrättslagstiftning. Riktmärke: 80 % av lantarbetarna har tillgång till adekvat hälsovård på sin arbetsplats. Utgångsvärde 70% av lantarbetarna har tillgång till adekvat hälsovård på sin arbetsplats. 3) Filippinerna, program "Konsolidering av arbetarrörelsen": Programmål: samarbetsorganisationerna och deras målgrupper, ffa organiserade arbetare, kvinnor och ungdomar har ökat sin medvetenhet och kapacitet att utkräva respekt för sina rättigheter. Riktmärke: Minst 5 nya eller omförhandlade kollektivavtal per år. Utgångsvärde: 5 st år 2014. EXEMPEL TIDIGARE UPPNÅDDA RESULTAT UNDER PROGRAMPERIOD 2012-2014: 1) I Sydafrika har OPC:s samarbetsorganisationer förbättrat sin förmåga att mobilisera målgruppen ffa kvinnor, arbetare och landsbygdsbefolkning genom att under 2014 ha nått ut till 32 000 människor jämfört med ett utgångsvärde på 10 000 människor för år 2011. 2) I Zimbabwe har det under programperioden antagits en ny konstitution som ersätter konstitutionen från 1979. OPC:s samarbetsorganisationers arbete har spelat en viktig roll i arbetet med att ta fram den nya konstitutionen, som innehåller förbättringar gällande kvinnors rättigheter, diskriminering, strejkrätt samt media och yttrandefrihet. 3) I Palestina har kvinnors och ungdomars rättigheter prioriterats, genom att OPC:s samarbetsorganisation bl.a. bidragit till att förbereda lagförslag för att kriminalisera hedersmord. ANDRA SIDA-STÖD OPC får även stöd från andra delar av Sida för sin verksamhet och är för närvarande i en situation där OPC ansöker om förnyad finansiering från Sida för i stort sett samtliga delar av sin verksamhet. Ansökningar för svenska partianknutna organisationer (PAO) 2016-2018 57 MSEK, Albanien 2016-2020 18,7 MSEK, Kosovo 2016-2020 25 MSEK, Serbien 2016-2020 30,6 MSEK, Informations- och kommunikationsstöd 2016-2019 6 MSEK samt Stöd för insats i Ryssland tillsammans med SILC och Green Forum 2016-2018 15 MSEK. Sammanlagda ansökta belopp blir således 162,3 MSEK. Ett bilateralt Burma-stöd finns beviljat av Sida sedan tidigare på sammanlagt 30 MSEK för 2015-2018. OPC har också ett pågående bilateralt stöd från Sida för verksamhet i Ryssland på 4,2 MSEK för 2013-2015 med en planerad förlängning på ytterligare 0,5 MSEK för verksamhetsår 2016. Sida stod för sammanlagt ca 90% av OPC:s intäkter under 2014. (se OPC:s årsredovisning 2014). Samråd har ägt rum med Sidas juridiska avdelning. Verksamhetscontrollern för CIVSAM har konsulterats bl.a. för budgetfrågor. Synpunkter har också begärts in från relevanta svenska utlandsmyndigheter samt andra enheter på Sida som hanterar avtal med OPC. Därutöver har granskningar gjorts av integreringen av tvärfrågor i OPC:s verksamhet genom Sidas ramavtal för jämställdhet, helpdesken för miljö och klimat och helpdesken för mänsklig säkerhet gällande konfliktperspektivet. Underlag som granskats i samband med Sidas bedömning av OPC:s ansökan: (finns registrerade i Dox-ärende 15/001105 om inte annat anges) - Reserapport Zimbabwe, mars 2015 - Reserapport Serbien och Bosnien-Hercegovina, juni 2015 - Ramkriteriebedömning av OPC, SIPU 2013 med bilagor - OPC:s partnerskapsutvärdering, Rightshouse mars 2015 - OPC:s egna utvärdering av kärnstöd i Sydafrika, feb 2014 - Analys av OPC:s ansökan från helpdesken för mänsklig säkerhet (konfliktsensitivitet) - Stickprovsrevision, "Report on the review of the internal control systems of framework organisations including their partner organisations- OPC", 2015 - Tematiskt stickprov jämställdhet, Dox-ärende 15/000442 - Tematiskt stickprov miljö och klimat, Dox-ärende 15/000600 Beredning av OPC:s ramstöd 2016-2019 har genomförts som ett samarbete mellan två programansvariga på enheten CIVSAM på Sida. En programansvarig, Anna Winström, Sidas fokalpunkt för OPC, har fokuserat på intern styrning och kontroll, samt tagit ett helhetsansvar för bedömning av insatsen. Den andra programansvariga, Charlotte Ståhl, har fokuserat på främst tematiska frågeställningar. De två programansvariga har haft regelbundna avstämningar och fört diskussioner under beredningens gång i syfte att belysa OPC:s verksamhet och organisation ur olika infallsvinklar och förbättra bedömningarna i sin helhet. Föredragande i ärendet är Anna Winström. Visionen för Olof Palmes Internationella Centers (OPC) verksamhet är: En värld med fredliga samhällen grundade på demokratins ideal och alla människors lika värde och rättigheter. Det övergripande målet för OPC:s utvecklingssamarbete är att: Verksamheten ska leda till att Palmecentrets samarbetsorganisationer, och personer som verkar inom dem, utvecklar sin förmåga att aktivera och organisera människor i deras strävan att påverka de samhällen de lever i, och därmed sina egna liv. Centralt i samarbetet är inriktningen på att öka kunskapen om vad de mänskliga rättigheterna är och hur man kan kräva sin rätt. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Iraq Jordan North Macedonia Namibia Philippines (the) Pakistan Palestine, State of Serbia Somalia Eswatini Turkey South Africa Zimbabwe Central Asia, regional Southern Africa, regional North of Sahara, regional South America, regional Asia, regional Middle Africa, regional Middle East, regional Europe, regional Developing countries, unspecified Democratic participation and civil society Multisector education/training STD control including HIV/AIDS Civilian peace-building, conflict prevention and resolution Government & Civil Society-general Other Multisector Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Conflict, Peace & Security Exempel på resultat som uppnåtts: Stöd till organisering för mänskliga rättigheter; Sydafrika; Ett ökat självbestämmande hos marginaliserade samhällsgrupper, har resulterat i att de själva kan leda och styra kampen för sina rättigheter. Till exempel har organisationen SALO:s arbete med att utmana främlingsfientlighet i invandrartäta befolkningsområden bidragit till att det skapats lokala sammanslutningar som representerar migranters rättigheter som samarbetar med myndigheter; TCOEs arbete på landsbygden har också fokuserat på att integrera migrantarbetare, vilket lett till ökad samhörighet och igenkännande mellan lokalbefolkningen och migranterna. Detta har minskat samhällsklyftorna dem emellan och bidragit till en reducrad riks för att migrantarbetare blir exploaterade av lokalbefolkningen. Organisering, folkbildning och opinionsbildning; Zimbabwe; AWC och WIPSUs projekt har medfört en ökad representation av kvinnor i beslutsfattande positioner på olika samhällsnivåer såsom i hälsokommittéer och vattenpunktskommittéer. Kvinnorna som deltagit i projekten är mer självsäkra och har lättare att hävda sig inom politiska partier, i parlamentet och inom arbetarrörelsen. Konsolidering av arbetarrörelsen; Filippinerna; Under projektperioden har fiskare vid Mariners' Alliance for Regional and International Networking Organization (MARINO) och United Workers of Citra Mina Group of Companies (UWCGC) kämpat för arbetarnas rätt att behandlas som arbetstagare och inte som slavar av lokala fiskeföretag. Projektet har lett till att fiskarna blivit medvetna om sina mänskliga rättigheter och i arbetsrättsliga frågor såsom rätten till sociala förmåner och anständiga löner. Kvinnor och ungdomars deltagande i demokratiska processer; Palestina; Kvinnor som deltar i de fem projekten som OPC stött har utvecklat en starkare förståelse för sina rättigheter och många av dem har börjat kräva sina rättigheter. Ett projekt ledd av Palestinian Youth Union resulterade i att (unga) kvinnor blev vald till politiska poster på kommunal nivå medan HDIPs kapacitets-förstärkande aktiviteter ledde till att nio av 25 kvinnor kandiderade till politiska poster i kommuner. PYALARAs projektet har därtill ökat unga palestiniers aktiva deltagande i beslutsfattande processer i olika frågor som behandlas av lokala myndigheter. Oväntade resultat Palestina; Partnern PYALARA ändrade sin insats under projektperioden för att ägna mer uppmarksmhet åt att stärka ungas röster och agenda med hjälp av kapacitetsstärkande insatser. Det ledde till att ungdomsorganisationer drev påverkansarbete för att sänka åldern för att bli valbara till politiska poster på kommunal nivå och framgångsrikt tävla om lokala val. Västra Balkan; Ett mindre lyckat resultat var det faktum att ungdomar, som deltagit arbetsskapande utbildningar i engelska och IT valde att därefter migrera till EU-länder. Utvärderingen drar slutsatsen att det är viktigt för Palmecentret stödjer lokala partners metoder för att involvera unga i aktiviteter efter att de tagit del i olika utbildningar. (Utvärdering s. 15) Zimbabwe; Kvinnliga parlamentariker som tagit del av olika utbildningar som initierats av OPCs partners lyckades inte behålla sina platser i parlamentet i valet 2018. Detta kan förklaras av att de dels saknas en sammanslutning av kvinnor i parlamentet och att det finns en kultur präglad av självpositionering på bekostnad av kollektiva agendor. Framöver är det en rekommendation att programmet även riktar sig till kvinnor som förlorade i val men som är beredda att agera mentorer för sittande och blivande kvinnliga kandidater. Sydafrika; En oväntad utveckling inträffade inom ETU:s stöd till lokala kommuner som syftade till att stärka det civila samhällets förmåga att representera fattiga samhällen och marginaliserade grupper. I Knysna kommun var andelen män i lokala kommittéer och inom det civila samhället begränsat. Detta faktum kan leda till att kommunal samhällsservice betraktas som ett kvinnoarbete och kvinnoansvar. Lärdomar Exempel på lärdomar under avtalsperioden; OPC behöver stärka partners M&E-system, involvera partners i hela projektcykeln inklusive påverkanskampanjer, erbjuda mer skräddarsydd kapacitetsutveckling till partners, vikten av stärka partners i resursmobilisering för att begränsa beroendet av OPC. Fler partners behöver arbeta mer med strategiskt påverkansarbete, som påverka en bredare grupp, och stärka sitt arbete för förändringar i policys och lagar på olika samhällsnivåer. Interna organisatoriska förändringar och resultat Efter att organisationen vuxit snabbt beroende på ökad finansiering fanns behov av konsolidering, ökad strategisk styrning, effektivitet och tydlighet. Som ett resultat följde två större förändringar: - En större omorganisation startade 2017. Dock kvarstod en del samordningsutmaningar i den internationella avdelningen. Dessa har OPC försökt hantera genom ytterligare organisationsförändringar under avtalsperioden. - Översyn av styrdokument; uppdaterat policyramverk, bestående av 10 policys, samt nya strategier för det internationella arbetet, kommunikation och påverkan.     No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54030589-5403058901 Sweden Framework support to Olof Palme International Centre for 2016-2019 for programmes that relate to Sida's mandate to support civil society organsiations in developing countries that, with a rights-based approach, contributes to poverty reduction. RAMSTATUS Olof Palmes Internationella Center (OPC) beviljades fortsatt behörighet som ramorganisation under anslagsposten ”Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället” i januari 2014 och beslutet gäller tills dess att ny ramkriteriebedömning genomförs. Ramstatus innebär att organisationen har granskats och godkänts enligt kriterier gällande bl.a. representativitet, självständighet, tillräckliga system för intern styrning och kontroll, kapacitet att uppnå och redovisa mot relevanta resultat "Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället" (kallad CSO-strategin) och kapacitet att anpassa sig och förnya sig samt slutligen kapacitet och kompetens i policy-, och metodarbete. Ramstatus ger organisationen rätt att söka medel ur anslagsposten ”Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället”. Sida och OPC har undertecknat ett Avtal om allmänna villkor den 20 januari 2015 med giltighetstid till och med den 31 december 2022. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OPC har till Sida den 1 oktober 2015 inkommit med ansökan om ramstöd för verksamhetsperiod 2016-2019 från anslaget för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället (CSO-anslaget). Organisationen ansöker om rambidrag om 368 024 628 SEK. Ansökt belopp inkluderar verksamhetskostnader, kostnader direkt kopplade till vidareförmedling av bidrag samt administrationskostnader. Ansökt belopp per år är (ca): 2016: 91 MSEK 2017: 91 MSEK 2018: 92 MSEK 2019: 92 MSEK Ansökt budget för år 2016 är en ökning med drygt 13% jämfört med beviljad budget för 2015 samt en 35%ig ökning jämfört med beviljad budget för 2014. ANSÖKANDE ORGANISATION OPC är en svensk ideell organisation som arbetar för demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och fred samt utvecklande av det civila samhället. OPC är förankrat i den internationella arbetarrörelsen samt även förankrat i de specifika landkontexter där projekten genomförs. Organisationen bildades i sin nuvarande form 1992 som den svenska arbetarrörelsens samarbetsorganisation för internationell verksamhet och opinionsbildning. OPC är en av Sidas ramorganisationer och har ett pågående samarbete med Sida/CIVSAM inom regeringens "Strategi för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2010-2014", men även ett flertal stöd från andra strategier inom Sida. Strategin är förlängd att gälla t.o.m. 31 december 2016. Det övergripande målet i OPC:s verksamhet är "Fattiga människors makt att påverka sina samhällen och sina egna liv stärks genom gemensamt agerande". OPC arbetar integrerat med tre huvudområden inom det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet: -folkligt deltagande -fackligt samhällsarbete -partipolitisk organisering (stöds ej inom CSO-strategin.) OPC har 27 medlemsorganisationer (MO) ur den svenska arbetarrörelsen som de samarbetar med i projekt. Merparten av OPC:s medlemsorganisationer är förbund baserade på enskilda medlemmar, oftast anslutna genom lokala föreningar, klubbar och avdelningar. Andra är medlemsorganisationer som samlar organisationer, exempelvis ABF och LO. OPC har fem lokalkontor; Palestina, Sydafrika, Albanien, Kosovo och Serbien. Dessutom finns en lokal koordinatör anställd på konsultbasis i Burma och en i Litauen, men de är inte registrerade landkontor. Kontoret i Serbien finansieras delvis via CSO-strategin och kontoren i Albanien och Kosovo finansieras helt via andra Sida-medel. Sydafrikakontoret är regionalt och inkluderar verksamheten i Sydafrika, Namibia och Zimbabwe, medan det regionala lokalkontoret i Serbien ansvarar för verksamheten i Bosnien-Hercegovina och Serbien. OPC arbetar nära sina samarbetspartner och är ofta uppskattade i dessa partnerskap. De arbetar långsiktigt och ger viktigt stöd till sina samarbetsorganisationer. OPC bygger sitt arbete kring internationell solidaritet och de erbjuder sina samarbetspartner kontakter inom internationella nätverk. I och med sina medlemsorganisationer har OPC en stark förankring i Sverige. OPC genomför utbildningar kring bl.a. arbetsrätt, kvinnors rättigheter, rätten till organisationsfrihet m.m. samt utbildar inom möjligheterna att påverka för att utkräva sina rättigheter. Utbildningarna är överlag uppskattade och relevanta. De stärker sina samarbetsorganisationers kapacitet så att dessa i sin tur effektivare ska kunna företräda sina medlemmar samt att samarbetsorganisationerna ska kunna verka som demokratiska förebilder. ANSÖKAN FÖR 2016-2019 Ansökan baserar sig på OPC:s verksamhetsstrategi som gäller för åren 2015-2019. OPC:s utgångspunkt för ansökan är en mångdimensionell definition av fattigdom, där brist på demokratiska rättigheter och politiskt deltagande ses som en viktig del av fattigdomen som ofta sammanfaller med och förstärks av brist på resurser och möjligheter. OPC:s förändringsteori innefattar att öka människors kunskap och medvetenhet om sina rättigheter, bygga upp målgruppens förmåga att tillvarata sina intressen och utkräva sina rättigheter och stärka kapaciteten för demokratisk organisering så att kraften att uppnå samhällsförändring genom att påverka beslutsfattare och ändra diskriminerande normer i samhället ökar. I ansökan för 2016-2019 planerar OPC verksamhet i sammanlagt 26 länder, inom 7 landprogram och 4 tematiska program varav merparten är fortsättning på pågående verksamhet från tidigare programperioder. De tematiska programmen är: "Förändringsaktörer i auktoritära stater", "Sociala trygghetssystem", "Empowering the workers' movement for decent work" och samt "Kvalitetssäkringsprogrammet". Verksamheten fördelas på ca 120 samarbetsprojekt, varav ca 47 bedrivs helt eller delvis av medlemsorganisationerna och resten direkt av OPC. HISTORIK Sida och OPC har samarbetat under många år och Sida betraktar OPC som en viktig strategisk partner för att nå målet om ett stärkt civilt samhälle. Under åren har dock Sida även bedömt en del områden som mindre tillfredsställande, bl.a. en bristande förmåga att följa upp aktiviteter och resultat, otillfredsställande styrdokument och bristande tillämpning av dessa, svagheter avseende finansiell styrning och kontroll, samt svagheter avseende planering, uppföljning och utvärdering av verksamheten. Organisationen hade även tidigare utmaningar i att OPC spritt sig geografiskt för tunt och brett, vilket senare åtgärdades. Inför verksamhetsperiodeden 2012-14 såg Sida tydliga förbättringar och gjorde bedömningen att OPC stärkt sig inom flera områden såsom stärkta system för intern styrning och kontroll, mer koherenta program, en geografisk fokusering (fasat ut 18 länder), samt en förändrad och mer ändamålsenlig roll för medlemsorganisationerna. Helhetsbedömningen var överlag positiv varpå OPC beviljades utökade anslag. OPC genomgick senare också en ramkriteriebedömning och fick förnyad ramstatus 2014. Hösten 2014 ansökte OPC om stöd för verksamhetsår 2015 och beviljades en volymökning om 13% jämfört med föregående år, baserat på bl.a. en positiv ramkriteriebedömning samt en övergripande positiv bedömning i Sidas beredning för programperioden 2012-14. Därefter har Sida under 2015 låtit genomföra tematiska stickprov (inom jämställdhet och miljö & klimat) och en stickprovsrevision i samarbetsländer och med analys av OPC:s huvudkontor. Sida har dessutom tagit hjälp av helpdesk för konflikt för att genomföra en analys av OPC:s ansökan och inhämtat mer information om verksamheten vid två uppföljningsresor under 2015. Flera av uppföljningsfrågorna nämnda i avtalet för programperioden 2012-14 är sådant som Sida fortfarande hösten 2015 identifierar som utmaningar för OPC, t.ex integrering av tematiska prioriteringar, hållbarhet i resultaten samt utmaningar kopplat till riskanalyser. Sida bedömer att OPC inte fullt ut har nått framsteg i den utsträckning som förväntades under den senaste längre avtalsperioden. Nedan ges ett antal exempel på programresultat som OPC avser att uppnå under kommande period. EXEMPEL FÖRVÄNTADE RESULTAT UNDER PERIOD 2016-2019: 1) Tematiskt program "Sociala trygghetssystem" (fokus Latinamerika): Programmålet är att samarbetsorganisationerna inom programmet bidrar till att stärka social trygghet och sociala trygghetssystem för sina medlemmar och målgrupper. Delmål: Organisationerna har stärkt sin bas för mobilisering och organisering av medlemmar i frågor som rör deras rättigheter. Riktmärke: 4000 medlemmar, varav 90% kvinnor har deltagit i utbildningar som rör deras rättigheter och sociala trygghetssystem vid programperiodens slut. Utgångsvärde: Ca 750 fackliga ledare på basnivå har utbildats (2014). 2) Zimbabwe, program "Organisering, utbildning och påverkan": Programmål: samarbetsorganisationerna har bidragit till ökat demokratiskt deltagande, jämlikhet och mänskliga rättigheter för målgruppen. Samarbetspartner fokuserar på bl.a att bevaka implementeringen av den nya konstitutionen med dess positiva förbättringar för målgruppen. Delmål: Målgruppens deltagande påverkar implementeringen av den nya konstitutionen och bidrar till förbättrad arbetsrättslagstiftning. Riktmärke: 80 % av lantarbetarna har tillgång till adekvat hälsovård på sin arbetsplats. Utgångsvärde 70% av lantarbetarna har tillgång till adekvat hälsovård på sin arbetsplats. 3) Filippinerna, program "Konsolidering av arbetarrörelsen": Programmål: samarbetsorganisationerna och deras målgrupper, ffa organiserade arbetare, kvinnor och ungdomar har ökat sin medvetenhet och kapacitet att utkräva respekt för sina rättigheter. Riktmärke: Minst 5 nya eller omförhandlade kollektivavtal per år. Utgångsvärde: 5 st år 2014. EXEMPEL TIDIGARE UPPNÅDDA RESULTAT UNDER PROGRAMPERIOD 2012-2014: 1) I Sydafrika har OPC:s samarbetsorganisationer förbättrat sin förmåga att mobilisera målgruppen ffa kvinnor, arbetare och landsbygdsbefolkning genom att under 2014 ha nått ut till 32 000 människor jämfört med ett utgångsvärde på 10 000 människor för år 2011. 2) I Zimbabwe har det under programperioden antagits en ny konstitution som ersätter konstitutionen från 1979. OPC:s samarbetsorganisationers arbete har spelat en viktig roll i arbetet med att ta fram den nya konstitutionen, som innehåller förbättringar gällande kvinnors rättigheter, diskriminering, strejkrätt samt media och yttrandefrihet. 3) I Palestina har kvinnors och ungdomars rättigheter prioriterats, genom att OPC:s samarbetsorganisation bl.a. bidragit till att förbereda lagförslag för att kriminalisera hedersmord. ANDRA SIDA-STÖD OPC får även stöd från andra delar av Sida för sin verksamhet och är för närvarande i en situation där OPC ansöker om förnyad finansiering från Sida för i stort sett samtliga delar av sin verksamhet. Ansökningar för svenska partianknutna organisationer (PAO) 2016-2018 57 MSEK, Albanien 2016-2020 18,7 MSEK, Kosovo 2016-2020 25 MSEK, Serbien 2016-2020 30,6 MSEK, Informations- och kommunikationsstöd 2016-2019 6 MSEK samt Stöd för insats i Ryssland tillsammans med SILC och Green Forum 2016-2018 15 MSEK. Sammanlagda ansökta belopp blir således 162,3 MSEK. Ett bilateralt Burma-stöd finns beviljat av Sida sedan tidigare på sammanlagt 30 MSEK för 2015-2018. OPC har också ett pågående bilateralt stöd från Sida för verksamhet i Ryssland på 4,2 MSEK för 2013-2015 med en planerad förlängning på ytterligare 0,5 MSEK för verksamhetsår 2016. Sida stod för sammanlagt ca 90% av OPC:s intäkter under 2014. (se OPC:s årsredovisning 2014). Samråd har ägt rum med Sidas juridiska avdelning. Verksamhetscontrollern för CIVSAM har konsulterats bl.a. för budgetfrågor. Synpunkter har också begärts in från relevanta svenska utlandsmyndigheter samt andra enheter på Sida som hanterar avtal med OPC. Därutöver har granskningar gjorts av integreringen av tvärfrågor i OPC:s verksamhet genom Sidas ramavtal för jämställdhet, helpdesken för miljö och klimat och helpdesken för mänsklig säkerhet gällande konfliktperspektivet. Underlag som granskats i samband med Sidas bedömning av OPC:s ansökan: (finns registrerade i Dox-ärende 15/001105 om inte annat anges) - Reserapport Zimbabwe, mars 2015 - Reserapport Serbien och Bosnien-Hercegovina, juni 2015 - Ramkriteriebedömning av OPC, SIPU 2013 med bilagor - OPC:s partnerskapsutvärdering, Rightshouse mars 2015 - OPC:s egna utvärdering av kärnstöd i Sydafrika, feb 2014 - Analys av OPC:s ansökan från helpdesken för mänsklig säkerhet (konfliktsensitivitet) - Stickprovsrevision, "Report on the review of the internal control systems of framework organisations including their partner organisations- OPC", 2015 - Tematiskt stickprov jämställdhet, Dox-ärende 15/000442 - Tematiskt stickprov miljö och klimat, Dox-ärende 15/000600 Beredning av OPC:s ramstöd 2016-2019 har genomförts som ett samarbete mellan två programansvariga på enheten CIVSAM på Sida. En programansvarig, Anna Winström, Sidas fokalpunkt för OPC, har fokuserat på intern styrning och kontroll, samt tagit ett helhetsansvar för bedömning av insatsen. Den andra programansvariga, Charlotte Ståhl, har fokuserat på främst tematiska frågeställningar. De två programansvariga har haft regelbundna avstämningar och fört diskussioner under beredningens gång i syfte att belysa OPC:s verksamhet och organisation ur olika infallsvinklar och förbättra bedömningarna i sin helhet. Föredragande i ärendet är Anna Winström. Visionen för Olof Palmes Internationella Centers (OPC) verksamhet är: En värld med fredliga samhällen grundade på demokratins ideal och alla människors lika värde och rättigheter. Det övergripande målet för OPC:s utvecklingssamarbete är att: Verksamheten ska leda till att Palmecentrets samarbetsorganisationer, och personer som verkar inom dem, utvecklar sin förmåga att aktivera och organisera människor i deras strävan att påverka de samhällen de lever i, och därmed sina egna liv. Centralt i samarbetet är inriktningen på att öka kunskapen om vad de mänskliga rättigheterna är och hur man kan kräva sin rätt. Sweden Olof Palme International Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Olof Palme International Center 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 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RAMSTATUS Olof Palmes Internationella Center (OPC) beviljades fortsatt behörighet som ramorganisation under anslagsposten ”Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället” i januari 2014 och beslutet gäller tills dess att ny ramkriteriebedömning genomförs. Ramstatus innebär att organisationen har granskats och godkänts enligt kriterier gällande bl.a. representativitet, självständighet, tillräckliga system för intern styrning och kontroll, kapacitet att uppnå och redovisa mot relevanta resultat "Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället" (kallad CSO-strategin) och kapacitet att anpassa sig och förnya sig samt slutligen kapacitet och kompetens i policy-, och metodarbete. Ramstatus ger organisationen rätt att söka medel ur anslagsposten ”Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället”. Sida och OPC har undertecknat ett Avtal om allmänna villkor den 20 januari 2015 med giltighetstid till och med den 31 december 2022. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OPC har till Sida den 1 oktober 2015 inkommit med ansökan om ramstöd för verksamhetsperiod 2016-2019 från anslaget för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället (CSO-anslaget). Organisationen ansöker om rambidrag om 368 024 628 SEK. Ansökt belopp inkluderar verksamhetskostnader, kostnader direkt kopplade till vidareförmedling av bidrag samt administrationskostnader. Ansökt belopp per år är (ca): 2016: 91 MSEK 2017: 91 MSEK 2018: 92 MSEK 2019: 92 MSEK Ansökt budget för år 2016 är en ökning med drygt 13% jämfört med beviljad budget för 2015 samt en 35%ig ökning jämfört med beviljad budget för 2014. ANSÖKANDE ORGANISATION OPC är en svensk ideell organisation som arbetar för demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och fred samt utvecklande av det civila samhället. OPC är förankrat i den internationella arbetarrörelsen samt även förankrat i de specifika landkontexter där projekten genomförs. Organisationen bildades i sin nuvarande form 1992 som den svenska arbetarrörelsens samarbetsorganisation för internationell verksamhet och opinionsbildning. OPC är en av Sidas ramorganisationer och har ett pågående samarbete med Sida/CIVSAM inom regeringens "Strategi för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2010-2014", men även ett flertal stöd från andra strategier inom Sida. Strategin är förlängd att gälla t.o.m. 31 december 2016. Det övergripande målet i OPC:s verksamhet är "Fattiga människors makt att påverka sina samhällen och sina egna liv stärks genom gemensamt agerande". OPC arbetar integrerat med tre huvudområden inom det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet: -folkligt deltagande -fackligt samhällsarbete -partipolitisk organisering (stöds ej inom CSO-strategin.) OPC har 27 medlemsorganisationer (MO) ur den svenska arbetarrörelsen som de samarbetar med i projekt. Merparten av OPC:s medlemsorganisationer är förbund baserade på enskilda medlemmar, oftast anslutna genom lokala föreningar, klubbar och avdelningar. Andra är medlemsorganisationer som samlar organisationer, exempelvis ABF och LO. OPC har fem lokalkontor; Palestina, Sydafrika, Albanien, Kosovo och Serbien. Dessutom finns en lokal koordinatör anställd på konsultbasis i Burma och en i Litauen, men de är inte registrerade landkontor. Kontoret i Serbien finansieras delvis via CSO-strategin och kontoren i Albanien och Kosovo finansieras helt via andra Sida-medel. Sydafrikakontoret är regionalt och inkluderar verksamheten i Sydafrika, Namibia och Zimbabwe, medan det regionala lokalkontoret i Serbien ansvarar för verksamheten i Bosnien-Hercegovina och Serbien. OPC arbetar nära sina samarbetspartner och är ofta uppskattade i dessa partnerskap. De arbetar långsiktigt och ger viktigt stöd till sina samarbetsorganisationer. OPC bygger sitt arbete kring internationell solidaritet och de erbjuder sina samarbetspartner kontakter inom internationella nätverk. I och med sina medlemsorganisationer har OPC en stark förankring i Sverige. OPC genomför utbildningar kring bl.a. arbetsrätt, kvinnors rättigheter, rätten till organisationsfrihet m.m. samt utbildar inom möjligheterna att påverka för att utkräva sina rättigheter. Utbildningarna är överlag uppskattade och relevanta. De stärker sina samarbetsorganisationers kapacitet så att dessa i sin tur effektivare ska kunna företräda sina medlemmar samt att samarbetsorganisationerna ska kunna verka som demokratiska förebilder. ANSÖKAN FÖR 2016-2019 Ansökan baserar sig på OPC:s verksamhetsstrategi som gäller för åren 2015-2019. OPC:s utgångspunkt för ansökan är en mångdimensionell definition av fattigdom, där brist på demokratiska rättigheter och politiskt deltagande ses som en viktig del av fattigdomen som ofta sammanfaller med och förstärks av brist på resurser och möjligheter. OPC:s förändringsteori innefattar att öka människors kunskap och medvetenhet om sina rättigheter, bygga upp målgruppens förmåga att tillvarata sina intressen och utkräva sina rättigheter och stärka kapaciteten för demokratisk organisering så att kraften att uppnå samhällsförändring genom att påverka beslutsfattare och ändra diskriminerande normer i samhället ökar. I ansökan för 2016-2019 planerar OPC verksamhet i sammanlagt 26 länder, inom 7 landprogram och 4 tematiska program varav merparten är fortsättning på pågående verksamhet från tidigare programperioder. De tematiska programmen är: "Förändringsaktörer i auktoritära stater", "Sociala trygghetssystem", "Empowering the workers' movement for decent work" och samt "Kvalitetssäkringsprogrammet". Verksamheten fördelas på ca 120 samarbetsprojekt, varav ca 47 bedrivs helt eller delvis av medlemsorganisationerna och resten direkt av OPC. HISTORIK Sida och OPC har samarbetat under många år och Sida betraktar OPC som en viktig strategisk partner för att nå målet om ett stärkt civilt samhälle. Under åren har dock Sida även bedömt en del områden som mindre tillfredsställande, bl.a. en bristande förmåga att följa upp aktiviteter och resultat, otillfredsställande styrdokument och bristande tillämpning av dessa, svagheter avseende finansiell styrning och kontroll, samt svagheter avseende planering, uppföljning och utvärdering av verksamheten. Organisationen hade även tidigare utmaningar i att OPC spritt sig geografiskt för tunt och brett, vilket senare åtgärdades. Inför verksamhetsperiodeden 2012-14 såg Sida tydliga förbättringar och gjorde bedömningen att OPC stärkt sig inom flera områden såsom stärkta system för intern styrning och kontroll, mer koherenta program, en geografisk fokusering (fasat ut 18 länder), samt en förändrad och mer ändamålsenlig roll för medlemsorganisationerna. Helhetsbedömningen var överlag positiv varpå OPC beviljades utökade anslag. OPC genomgick senare också en ramkriteriebedömning och fick förnyad ramstatus 2014. Hösten 2014 ansökte OPC om stöd för verksamhetsår 2015 och beviljades en volymökning om 13% jämfört med föregående år, baserat på bl.a. en positiv ramkriteriebedömning samt en övergripande positiv bedömning i Sidas beredning för programperioden 2012-14. Därefter har Sida under 2015 låtit genomföra tematiska stickprov (inom jämställdhet och miljö & klimat) och en stickprovsrevision i samarbetsländer och med analys av OPC:s huvudkontor. Sida har dessutom tagit hjälp av helpdesk för konflikt för att genomföra en analys av OPC:s ansökan och inhämtat mer information om verksamheten vid två uppföljningsresor under 2015. Flera av uppföljningsfrågorna nämnda i avtalet för programperioden 2012-14 är sådant som Sida fortfarande hösten 2015 identifierar som utmaningar för OPC, t.ex integrering av tematiska prioriteringar, hållbarhet i resultaten samt utmaningar kopplat till riskanalyser. Sida bedömer att OPC inte fullt ut har nått framsteg i den utsträckning som förväntades under den senaste längre avtalsperioden. Nedan ges ett antal exempel på programresultat som OPC avser att uppnå under kommande period. EXEMPEL FÖRVÄNTADE RESULTAT UNDER PERIOD 2016-2019: 1) Tematiskt program "Sociala trygghetssystem" (fokus Latinamerika): Programmålet är att samarbetsorganisationerna inom programmet bidrar till att stärka social trygghet och sociala trygghetssystem för sina medlemmar och målgrupper. Delmål: Organisationerna har stärkt sin bas för mobilisering och organisering av medlemmar i frågor som rör deras rättigheter. Riktmärke: 4000 medlemmar, varav 90% kvinnor har deltagit i utbildningar som rör deras rättigheter och sociala trygghetssystem vid programperiodens slut. Utgångsvärde: Ca 750 fackliga ledare på basnivå har utbildats (2014). 2) Zimbabwe, program "Organisering, utbildning och påverkan": Programmål: samarbetsorganisationerna har bidragit till ökat demokratiskt deltagande, jämlikhet och mänskliga rättigheter för målgruppen. Samarbetspartner fokuserar på bl.a att bevaka implementeringen av den nya konstitutionen med dess positiva förbättringar för målgruppen. Delmål: Målgruppens deltagande påverkar implementeringen av den nya konstitutionen och bidrar till förbättrad arbetsrättslagstiftning. Riktmärke: 80 % av lantarbetarna har tillgång till adekvat hälsovård på sin arbetsplats. Utgångsvärde 70% av lantarbetarna har tillgång till adekvat hälsovård på sin arbetsplats. 3) Filippinerna, program "Konsolidering av arbetarrörelsen": Programmål: samarbetsorganisationerna och deras målgrupper, ffa organiserade arbetare, kvinnor och ungdomar har ökat sin medvetenhet och kapacitet att utkräva respekt för sina rättigheter. Riktmärke: Minst 5 nya eller omförhandlade kollektivavtal per år. Utgångsvärde: 5 st år 2014. EXEMPEL TIDIGARE UPPNÅDDA RESULTAT UNDER PROGRAMPERIOD 2012-2014: 1) I Sydafrika har OPC:s samarbetsorganisationer förbättrat sin förmåga att mobilisera målgruppen ffa kvinnor, arbetare och landsbygdsbefolkning genom att under 2014 ha nått ut till 32 000 människor jämfört med ett utgångsvärde på 10 000 människor för år 2011. 2) I Zimbabwe har det under programperioden antagits en ny konstitution som ersätter konstitutionen från 1979. OPC:s samarbetsorganisationers arbete har spelat en viktig roll i arbetet med att ta fram den nya konstitutionen, som innehåller förbättringar gällande kvinnors rättigheter, diskriminering, strejkrätt samt media och yttrandefrihet. 3) I Palestina har kvinnors och ungdomars rättigheter prioriterats, genom att OPC:s samarbetsorganisation bl.a. bidragit till att förbereda lagförslag för att kriminalisera hedersmord. ANDRA SIDA-STÖD OPC får även stöd från andra delar av Sida för sin verksamhet och är för närvarande i en situation där OPC ansöker om förnyad finansiering från Sida för i stort sett samtliga delar av sin verksamhet. Ansökningar för svenska partianknutna organisationer (PAO) 2016-2018 57 MSEK, Albanien 2016-2020 18,7 MSEK, Kosovo 2016-2020 25 MSEK, Serbien 2016-2020 30,6 MSEK, Informations- och kommunikationsstöd 2016-2019 6 MSEK samt Stöd för insats i Ryssland tillsammans med SILC och Green Forum 2016-2018 15 MSEK. Sammanlagda ansökta belopp blir således 162,3 MSEK. Ett bilateralt Burma-stöd finns beviljat av Sida sedan tidigare på sammanlagt 30 MSEK för 2015-2018. OPC har också ett pågående bilateralt stöd från Sida för verksamhet i Ryssland på 4,2 MSEK för 2013-2015 med en planerad förlängning på ytterligare 0,5 MSEK för verksamhetsår 2016. Sida stod för sammanlagt ca 90% av OPC:s intäkter under 2014. (se OPC:s årsredovisning 2014). Samråd har ägt rum med Sidas juridiska avdelning. Verksamhetscontrollern för CIVSAM har konsulterats bl.a. för budgetfrågor. Synpunkter har också begärts in från relevanta svenska utlandsmyndigheter samt andra enheter på Sida som hanterar avtal med OPC. Därutöver har granskningar gjorts av integreringen av tvärfrågor i OPC:s verksamhet genom Sidas ramavtal för jämställdhet, helpdesken för miljö och klimat och helpdesken för mänsklig säkerhet gällande konfliktperspektivet. Underlag som granskats i samband med Sidas bedömning av OPC:s ansökan: (finns registrerade i Dox-ärende 15/001105 om inte annat anges) - Reserapport Zimbabwe, mars 2015 - Reserapport Serbien och Bosnien-Hercegovina, juni 2015 - Ramkriteriebedömning av OPC, SIPU 2013 med bilagor - OPC:s partnerskapsutvärdering, Rightshouse mars 2015 - OPC:s egna utvärdering av kärnstöd i Sydafrika, feb 2014 - Analys av OPC:s ansökan från helpdesken för mänsklig säkerhet (konfliktsensitivitet) - Stickprovsrevision, "Report on the review of the internal control systems of framework organisations including their partner organisations- OPC", 2015 - Tematiskt stickprov jämställdhet, Dox-ärende 15/000442 - Tematiskt stickprov miljö och klimat, Dox-ärende 15/000600 Beredning av OPC:s ramstöd 2016-2019 har genomförts som ett samarbete mellan två programansvariga på enheten CIVSAM på Sida. En programansvarig, Anna Winström, Sidas fokalpunkt för OPC, har fokuserat på intern styrning och kontroll, samt tagit ett helhetsansvar för bedömning av insatsen. Den andra programansvariga, Charlotte Ståhl, har fokuserat på främst tematiska frågeställningar. De två programansvariga har haft regelbundna avstämningar och fört diskussioner under beredningens gång i syfte att belysa OPC:s verksamhet och organisation ur olika infallsvinklar och förbättra bedömningarna i sin helhet. Föredragande i ärendet är Anna Winström. Visionen för Olof Palmes Internationella Centers (OPC) verksamhet är: En värld med fredliga samhällen grundade på demokratins ideal och alla människors lika värde och rättigheter. Det övergripande målet för OPC:s utvecklingssamarbete är att: Verksamheten ska leda till att Palmecentrets samarbetsorganisationer, och personer som verkar inom dem, utvecklar sin förmåga att aktivera och organisera människor i deras strävan att påverka de samhällen de lever i, och därmed sina egna liv. Centralt i samarbetet är inriktningen på att öka kunskapen om vad de mänskliga rättigheterna är och hur man kan kräva sin rätt. Sweden Olof Palme International Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Olof Palme International Center 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 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4438539.7874999996 Olof Palme International Center -2984794 Olof Palme International Center -1393812 Olof Palme International Center Support through Swedish civil society organisations 2016-2022 Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2016-2022 Improved aid- and development-effectiveness in civil society support Ett mer bistånds- och utvecklingseffektivt stöd till civilsamhället Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased impact of the rights perspective in the work of civil society organisations and strengthened ability of civil society to represent – and act in close collaboration with – people living in poverty Ökat genomslag för rättighetsperspektivet i civilsamhällets arbete samt stärkt förmåga hos civilsamhället att representera och agera i nära samråd med människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Greater awareness, engagement and capacity among people living in poverty, enabling them to work for democracy and to organise in order to assert their human rights Ökad medvetenhet, engagemang och kapacitet hos människor som lever i fattigdom att arbeta för demokrati och organisera sig för att kunna utkräva sina mänskliga rättigheter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased diversity within civil society in developing countries that represents and/or acts for the benefit of people living in poverty Ökad mångfald inom det civilsamhälle i utvecklingsländer som representerar och/eller agerar till förmån för människor som lever i fattigdom Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased opportunities for civil society to promote an enabling environment for civil society in developing countries Stärkta möjligheter för civilsamhället att arbeta för en gynnsam miljö för civilsamhället i utvecklingsländer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Established and/or strengthened dialogue mechanisms and meeting places in developing countries for collaboration within civil society and between civil society and other development actors Inrättade och/eller stärkta dialogmekanismer och mötesplatser i utvecklingsländer för samverkan inom/mellan civilsamhället och andra aktörer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-54030589-5403058903 Sweden Framework support to Olof Palme International Centre for 2016-2019 for programmes that relate to Sida's mandate to support civil society organsiations in developing countries that, with a rights-based approach, contributes to poverty reduction. RAMSTATUS Olof Palmes Internationella Center (OPC) beviljades fortsatt behörighet som ramorganisation under anslagsposten ”Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället” i januari 2014 och beslutet gäller tills dess att ny ramkriteriebedömning genomförs. Ramstatus innebär att organisationen har granskats och godkänts enligt kriterier gällande bl.a. representativitet, självständighet, tillräckliga system för intern styrning och kontroll, kapacitet att uppnå och redovisa mot relevanta resultat "Strategin för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället" (kallad CSO-strategin) och kapacitet att anpassa sig och förnya sig samt slutligen kapacitet och kompetens i policy-, och metodarbete. Ramstatus ger organisationen rätt att söka medel ur anslagsposten ”Stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället”. Sida och OPC har undertecknat ett Avtal om allmänna villkor den 20 januari 2015 med giltighetstid till och med den 31 december 2022. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OPC har till Sida den 1 oktober 2015 inkommit med ansökan om ramstöd för verksamhetsperiod 2016-2019 från anslaget för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället (CSO-anslaget). Organisationen ansöker om rambidrag om 368 024 628 SEK. Ansökt belopp inkluderar verksamhetskostnader, kostnader direkt kopplade till vidareförmedling av bidrag samt administrationskostnader. Ansökt belopp per år är (ca): 2016: 91 MSEK 2017: 91 MSEK 2018: 92 MSEK 2019: 92 MSEK Ansökt budget för år 2016 är en ökning med drygt 13% jämfört med beviljad budget för 2015 samt en 35%ig ökning jämfört med beviljad budget för 2014. ANSÖKANDE ORGANISATION OPC är en svensk ideell organisation som arbetar för demokrati, mänskliga rättigheter och fred samt utvecklande av det civila samhället. OPC är förankrat i den internationella arbetarrörelsen samt även förankrat i de specifika landkontexter där projekten genomförs. Organisationen bildades i sin nuvarande form 1992 som den svenska arbetarrörelsens samarbetsorganisation för internationell verksamhet och opinionsbildning. OPC är en av Sidas ramorganisationer och har ett pågående samarbete med Sida/CIVSAM inom regeringens "Strategi för stöd genom svenska organisationer i det civila samhället 2010-2014", men även ett flertal stöd från andra strategier inom Sida. Strategin är förlängd att gälla t.o.m. 31 december 2016. Det övergripande målet i OPC:s verksamhet är "Fattiga människors makt att påverka sina samhällen och sina egna liv stärks genom gemensamt agerande". OPC arbetar integrerat med tre huvudområden inom det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet: -folkligt deltagande -fackligt samhällsarbete -partipolitisk organisering (stöds ej inom CSO-strategin.) OPC har 27 medlemsorganisationer (MO) ur den svenska arbetarrörelsen som de samarbetar med i projekt. Merparten av OPC:s medlemsorganisationer är förbund baserade på enskilda medlemmar, oftast anslutna genom lokala föreningar, klubbar och avdelningar. Andra är medlemsorganisationer som samlar organisationer, exempelvis ABF och LO. OPC har fem lokalkontor; Palestina, Sydafrika, Albanien, Kosovo och Serbien. Dessutom finns en lokal koordinatör anställd på konsultbasis i Burma och en i Litauen, men de är inte registrerade landkontor. Kontoret i Serbien finansieras delvis via CSO-strategin och kontoren i Albanien och Kosovo finansieras helt via andra Sida-medel. Sydafrikakontoret är regionalt och inkluderar verksamheten i Sydafrika, Namibia och Zimbabwe, medan det regionala lokalkontoret i Serbien ansvarar för verksamheten i Bosnien-Hercegovina och Serbien. OPC arbetar nära sina samarbetspartner och är ofta uppskattade i dessa partnerskap. De arbetar långsiktigt och ger viktigt stöd till sina samarbetsorganisationer. OPC bygger sitt arbete kring internationell solidaritet och de erbjuder sina samarbetspartner kontakter inom internationella nätverk. I och med sina medlemsorganisationer har OPC en stark förankring i Sverige. OPC genomför utbildningar kring bl.a. arbetsrätt, kvinnors rättigheter, rätten till organisationsfrihet m.m. samt utbildar inom möjligheterna att påverka för att utkräva sina rättigheter. Utbildningarna är överlag uppskattade och relevanta. De stärker sina samarbetsorganisationers kapacitet så att dessa i sin tur effektivare ska kunna företräda sina medlemmar samt att samarbetsorganisationerna ska kunna verka som demokratiska förebilder. ANSÖKAN FÖR 2016-2019 Ansökan baserar sig på OPC:s verksamhetsstrategi som gäller för åren 2015-2019. OPC:s utgångspunkt för ansökan är en mångdimensionell definition av fattigdom, där brist på demokratiska rättigheter och politiskt deltagande ses som en viktig del av fattigdomen som ofta sammanfaller med och förstärks av brist på resurser och möjligheter. OPC:s förändringsteori innefattar att öka människors kunskap och medvetenhet om sina rättigheter, bygga upp målgruppens förmåga att tillvarata sina intressen och utkräva sina rättigheter och stärka kapaciteten för demokratisk organisering så att kraften att uppnå samhällsförändring genom att påverka beslutsfattare och ändra diskriminerande normer i samhället ökar. I ansökan för 2016-2019 planerar OPC verksamhet i sammanlagt 26 länder, inom 7 landprogram och 4 tematiska program varav merparten är fortsättning på pågående verksamhet från tidigare programperioder. De tematiska programmen är: "Förändringsaktörer i auktoritära stater", "Sociala trygghetssystem", "Empowering the workers' movement for decent work" och samt "Kvalitetssäkringsprogrammet". Verksamheten fördelas på ca 120 samarbetsprojekt, varav ca 47 bedrivs helt eller delvis av medlemsorganisationerna och resten direkt av OPC. HISTORIK Sida och OPC har samarbetat under många år och Sida betraktar OPC som en viktig strategisk partner för att nå målet om ett stärkt civilt samhälle. Under åren har dock Sida även bedömt en del områden som mindre tillfredsställande, bl.a. en bristande förmåga att följa upp aktiviteter och resultat, otillfredsställande styrdokument och bristande tillämpning av dessa, svagheter avseende finansiell styrning och kontroll, samt svagheter avseende planering, uppföljning och utvärdering av verksamheten. Organisationen hade även tidigare utmaningar i att OPC spritt sig geografiskt för tunt och brett, vilket senare åtgärdades. Inför verksamhetsperiodeden 2012-14 såg Sida tydliga förbättringar och gjorde bedömningen att OPC stärkt sig inom flera områden såsom stärkta system för intern styrning och kontroll, mer koherenta program, en geografisk fokusering (fasat ut 18 länder), samt en förändrad och mer ändamålsenlig roll för medlemsorganisationerna. Helhetsbedömningen var överlag positiv varpå OPC beviljades utökade anslag. OPC genomgick senare också en ramkriteriebedömning och fick förnyad ramstatus 2014. Hösten 2014 ansökte OPC om stöd för verksamhetsår 2015 och beviljades en volymökning om 13% jämfört med föregående år, baserat på bl.a. en positiv ramkriteriebedömning samt en övergripande positiv bedömning i Sidas beredning för programperioden 2012-14. Därefter har Sida under 2015 låtit genomföra tematiska stickprov (inom jämställdhet och miljö & klimat) och en stickprovsrevision i samarbetsländer och med analys av OPC:s huvudkontor. Sida har dessutom tagit hjälp av helpdesk för konflikt för att genomföra en analys av OPC:s ansökan och inhämtat mer information om verksamheten vid två uppföljningsresor under 2015. Flera av uppföljningsfrågorna nämnda i avtalet för programperioden 2012-14 är sådant som Sida fortfarande hösten 2015 identifierar som utmaningar för OPC, t.ex integrering av tematiska prioriteringar, hållbarhet i resultaten samt utmaningar kopplat till riskanalyser. Sida bedömer att OPC inte fullt ut har nått framsteg i den utsträckning som förväntades under den senaste längre avtalsperioden. Nedan ges ett antal exempel på programresultat som OPC avser att uppnå under kommande period. EXEMPEL FÖRVÄNTADE RESULTAT UNDER PERIOD 2016-2019: 1) Tematiskt program "Sociala trygghetssystem" (fokus Latinamerika): Programmålet är att samarbetsorganisationerna inom programmet bidrar till att stärka social trygghet och sociala trygghetssystem för sina medlemmar och målgrupper. Delmål: Organisationerna har stärkt sin bas för mobilisering och organisering av medlemmar i frågor som rör deras rättigheter. Riktmärke: 4000 medlemmar, varav 90% kvinnor har deltagit i utbildningar som rör deras rättigheter och sociala trygghetssystem vid programperiodens slut. Utgångsvärde: Ca 750 fackliga ledare på basnivå har utbildats (2014). 2) Zimbabwe, program "Organisering, utbildning och påverkan": Programmål: samarbetsorganisationerna har bidragit till ökat demokratiskt deltagande, jämlikhet och mänskliga rättigheter för målgruppen. Samarbetspartner fokuserar på bl.a att bevaka implementeringen av den nya konstitutionen med dess positiva förbättringar för målgruppen. Delmål: Målgruppens deltagande påverkar implementeringen av den nya konstitutionen och bidrar till förbättrad arbetsrättslagstiftning. Riktmärke: 80 % av lantarbetarna har tillgång till adekvat hälsovård på sin arbetsplats. Utgångsvärde 70% av lantarbetarna har tillgång till adekvat hälsovård på sin arbetsplats. 3) Filippinerna, program "Konsolidering av arbetarrörelsen": Programmål: samarbetsorganisationerna och deras målgrupper, ffa organiserade arbetare, kvinnor och ungdomar har ökat sin medvetenhet och kapacitet att utkräva respekt för sina rättigheter. Riktmärke: Minst 5 nya eller omförhandlade kollektivavtal per år. Utgångsvärde: 5 st år 2014. EXEMPEL TIDIGARE UPPNÅDDA RESULTAT UNDER PROGRAMPERIOD 2012-2014: 1) I Sydafrika har OPC:s samarbetsorganisationer förbättrat sin förmåga att mobilisera målgruppen ffa kvinnor, arbetare och landsbygdsbefolkning genom att under 2014 ha nått ut till 32 000 människor jämfört med ett utgångsvärde på 10 000 människor för år 2011. 2) I Zimbabwe har det under programperioden antagits en ny konstitution som ersätter konstitutionen från 1979. OPC:s samarbetsorganisationers arbete har spelat en viktig roll i arbetet med att ta fram den nya konstitutionen, som innehåller förbättringar gällande kvinnors rättigheter, diskriminering, strejkrätt samt media och yttrandefrihet. 3) I Palestina har kvinnors och ungdomars rättigheter prioriterats, genom att OPC:s samarbetsorganisation bl.a. bidragit till att förbereda lagförslag för att kriminalisera hedersmord. ANDRA SIDA-STÖD OPC får även stöd från andra delar av Sida för sin verksamhet och är för närvarande i en situation där OPC ansöker om förnyad finansiering från Sida för i stort sett samtliga delar av sin verksamhet. Ansökningar för svenska partianknutna organisationer (PAO) 2016-2018 57 MSEK, Albanien 2016-2020 18,7 MSEK, Kosovo 2016-2020 25 MSEK, Serbien 2016-2020 30,6 MSEK, Informations- och kommunikationsstöd 2016-2019 6 MSEK samt Stöd för insats i Ryssland tillsammans med SILC och Green Forum 2016-2018 15 MSEK. Sammanlagda ansökta belopp blir således 162,3 MSEK. Ett bilateralt Burma-stöd finns beviljat av Sida sedan tidigare på sammanlagt 30 MSEK för 2015-2018. OPC har också ett pågående bilateralt stöd från Sida för verksamhet i Ryssland på 4,2 MSEK för 2013-2015 med en planerad förlängning på ytterligare 0,5 MSEK för verksamhetsår 2016. Sida stod för sammanlagt ca 90% av OPC:s intäkter under 2014. (se OPC:s årsredovisning 2014). Samråd har ägt rum med Sidas juridiska avdelning. Verksamhetscontrollern för CIVSAM har konsulterats bl.a. för budgetfrågor. Synpunkter har också begärts in från relevanta svenska utlandsmyndigheter samt andra enheter på Sida som hanterar avtal med OPC. Därutöver har granskningar gjorts av integreringen av tvärfrågor i OPC:s verksamhet genom Sidas ramavtal för jämställdhet, helpdesken för miljö och klimat och helpdesken för mänsklig säkerhet gällande konfliktperspektivet. Underlag som granskats i samband med Sidas bedömning av OPC:s ansökan: (finns registrerade i Dox-ärende 15/001105 om inte annat anges) - Reserapport Zimbabwe, mars 2015 - Reserapport Serbien och Bosnien-Hercegovina, juni 2015 - Ramkriteriebedömning av OPC, SIPU 2013 med bilagor - OPC:s partnerskapsutvärdering, Rightshouse mars 2015 - OPC:s egna utvärdering av kärnstöd i Sydafrika, feb 2014 - Analys av OPC:s ansökan från helpdesken för mänsklig säkerhet (konfliktsensitivitet) - Stickprovsrevision, "Report on the review of the internal control systems of framework organisations including their partner organisations- OPC", 2015 - Tematiskt stickprov jämställdhet, Dox-ärende 15/000442 - Tematiskt stickprov miljö och klimat, Dox-ärende 15/000600 Beredning av OPC:s ramstöd 2016-2019 har genomförts som ett samarbete mellan två programansvariga på enheten CIVSAM på Sida. En programansvarig, Anna Winström, Sidas fokalpunkt för OPC, har fokuserat på intern styrning och kontroll, samt tagit ett helhetsansvar för bedömning av insatsen. Den andra programansvariga, Charlotte Ståhl, har fokuserat på främst tematiska frågeställningar. De två programansvariga har haft regelbundna avstämningar och fört diskussioner under beredningens gång i syfte att belysa OPC:s verksamhet och organisation ur olika infallsvinklar och förbättra bedömningarna i sin helhet. Föredragande i ärendet är Anna Winström. Visionen för Olof Palmes Internationella Centers (OPC) verksamhet är: En värld med fredliga samhällen grundade på demokratins ideal och alla människors lika värde och rättigheter. Det övergripande målet för OPC:s utvecklingssamarbete är att: Verksamheten ska leda till att Palmecentrets samarbetsorganisationer, och personer som verkar inom dem, utvecklar sin förmåga att aktivera och organisera människor i deras strävan att påverka de samhällen de lever i, och därmed sina egna liv. Centralt i samarbetet är inriktningen på att öka kunskapen om vad de mänskliga rättigheterna är och hur man kan kräva sin rätt. Sweden Olof Palme International Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Olof Palme International Center 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1080000 1575000 0 1080000 1575000 -59434 2655000 Olof Palme International Center 1080000 Olof Palme International Center 787500 Olof Palme International Center 787500 Olof Palme International Center -59434 Olof Palme International Center Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Strengthened capacity of institutions for economic integration with the EU Västra Balkan: Stärkt kapacitet hos institutioner för fortsatt ekonomisk integration med EU Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-54040182 Sweden Support to urban development and cooperation between researchers, policy makers, civil society and private sector, in Gothenburg, Stockholm, Kisumu Kenya, Cape Town South Africa, Manchester UK, Bangalore India. Mistra Urban Futures ("MUF" eller "Centret") har sitt ursprung 2008 då Mistra stiftelsen för miljöstrategisk forskning gjorde en öppen inbjudan till att lämna förslag om ett forsknings-och praktikcenter för hållbar stadsutveckling. Ett förslag som lagts fram av Göteborgs Consortium valdes under 2009, och Chalmers Tekniska Högskola utsågs som värdorganisation för centret. MUF inrättades formellt 2010 och strävar efter att vara ett internationellt forskningsbaserat kunskapscenter med fokus på städer och dess utmaningar. Forskningen som genomförs av MUF är avsett att stödja förändring och övergång mot hållbarhet. För att uppnå bästa resultat anses samproduktion ("co-production") och medskapande av ny kunskap om planering och förvaltning mellan den akademiska världen, kommuner, näringsliv och andra aktörer i det civila samhället viktig. MUF är organiserat som en nätverksstruktur av lokala interaktiva plattformar ("local interactive platforms" eller LIPS), vilket också underlättar samarbeten mellan nord-syd. Ett mål är att tillämpningen av deras forskningskunskap på lokal nivå blir relevant för utformningen av den globala politiken för hållbar stadsutveckling. Mistra Foundation har åtagit sig att stödja MUF under en 10-årsperiod, vilket inkluderar en uppbyggnadsfas i 2010-2011, en första operativ fas i 2012-2015, och en andra fas i 2016-2019. Andra finansiärer är Sida och Göteborgs Consortium (bestående av Chalmers tekniska högskola, Göteborgs universitet, Göteborgs stad, Göteborgsregionens kommunalförbund (GR), IVL Svenska Miljöinstitutet, Länsstyrelsen i Västra Götaland och regionen Västra Götaland), tillsammans med gemensamma finansiärer av de olika LIP utomlands. Centret har för närvarande fyra LIP i Kapstaden (CTLIP), Kisumu (KLIP), Göteborg (GOLIP) och Manchester (GMLP). MUF har för avsikt att fortsätta följa principen om medfinansiering under framtida expansion och etablering av nya LIPs. MUF leds av en internationell expertstyrelse, och förvaltas av ett Sekretariat som leds av en Centre Director. Chalmers upplåter kontor för MUF i sina universitetslokaler i Göteborg. Under uppbyggnadsfasen (2010-2011) fokuserade MUF på att etablera en effektiv förvaltningsstruktur för hela nätverket, bland annat med system för kvalitetskontroll, administrativa rutiner, arbetsmetoder (mellan MUF Sekretariat i Chalmers och LIP). Fem pilotprojekt genomfördes under denna period i syfte att genomföra och utvärdera metoden för ”knowledge co-production”. En strategisk plan för 2012-2015 togs fram inom ramen för fas 1, med aktiviteter fokuserade kring visionen om "Fair, Green and Dense Cities", som omfattar sociala, miljömässiga och ekonomiska hållbarhetsaspekter. Under denna fas genomfördes mer än 70 urbana forskningsprojekt, 600 personer engagerades i MUF, MUF producerade mer än 400 vetenskapliga publikationer och hade mer än 500 akademiska och vetenskapliga citeringar inom en betydande geografisk spridning. En mid-term utvärdering av MUF på uppdrag av Mistra stiftelsen gjordes i maj 2015 och omfattade perioden 2010-2015. Slutsatsen från den internationella oberoende utvärderingspanelen är att många av de kunskapsprodukter som har tagits fram genom MUF är av hög akademisk och vetenskaplig standard. Dessutom betonar de det unika och värdefulla bidraget från MUF som är utvecklingen och tillämpningen av principerna om samproduktion och medskapande (co-production and co-creation). Resultaten och effekterna av samproduktion i den vetenskapliga processen har precis börjat visas, men är mycket lovande för den återstående programperioden. Den övergripande slutsatsen från utvärderingen är att MUF "kommer att spela en avgörande global roll för att stödja och genomföra visionen om rättvisare, grönare och mer tillgängliga städer". En ny strategisk plan för 2016-2019 (fas 2) har utvecklats som bygger på erfarenheter och resultat från fas 1, och viktiga rekomendationer från mid-term utvärderingen. Under fas 2 kommer MUF att öka antalet LIP och partnerskap i Sverige och utomlands; engagera sig proaktivt i strategiska globala initiativ som Habitat III och Agenda 2030; och genomföra flera kollaborativa och komparativa forskningsprojekt mellan LIPs. Visionen "Fair, Green and Accessible Cities" kommer att användas för att visualisera centrets prioriteringar och syn på de fyra huvudsakliga dimensionerna av hållbar utveckling: sociala, kulturella, ekonomiska och ekologiska. De fem viktigaste kunskapsteman för MUFs forskningsagenda under denna fas är: - Hållbar fysisk urbanisering och urbana kvaliteter (sustainable spatial urbanisation and urban qualities); - Urban social hållbarhet (urban social sustainability); - Integration av ekonomiska, sociala och ekologiska system (integration of economic, social and ecological systems); - Hållbara urbana livsstilar (sustainable urban lifestyles); - Företagsdriven hållbar stadsutveckling (enterprise-driven sustainable urban development) Sida har sedan tidigare stött MUF med totalt MSEK 35,7, varav MSEK 6 för uppbyggnadsfasen och MSEK 29,7 MSEK för fas 1. Detta motsvarar cirka 11% av den totala finansieringen till MUF. Sida-medel har främst använts till att finansiera verksamheten av LIPs i Kisumu och Kapstaden samt till det globala uppsökande- och påverkansarbetet som utförs av MUF sekretariatet. Chalmers har ansökt om finansiering från Sida på MSEK 44 miljoner kronor för MUF verksamheten 2016-2019, vilket motsvarar en ökning av cirka 19% av det totala bidraget under 2010-2015, men bara en mindre ökning (9%) av det genomsnittliga årliga bidraget under åren 2013- 2015. Chalmers kommer att vara Sidas avtalspartner under denna fas. Tidigare har Sida-medel kanaliserats via Mistra stiftelsen. Styrmekanismerna för MUF kommer att vara MUF styrelse ("the Centre Board of Directors"). Centrets styrelse är ansvarig för att fatta strategiska beslut för utvecklingen av Mistra Urban Futures; att anta strategier, budgetar, årliga operativa planer, och rapporter; och att följa upp centrets planer och aktiviteter. Styrelseledamöterna kategoriseras som ordinarie och ex officio ("adjungerad"). Sida och andra finansiärer har rätt att utse en person som ex officio medlem med närvaro- och yttranderätt till Centrets styrelse. Som ex officio medlem får Sida ingen rösträtt när beslut fattas av styrelsen, och ingen ersättning för deltagande i styrelsemöten. Sida bedömer att det skulle vara av strategisk betydelse för programmet och samarbetet med Chalmers för Sida att upprätthålla en aktiv roll i styrelsen under fas 2 och att omfattas av de regler och restriktioner som gäller för ex officio medlemmar. Styrelsen är den mest effektiva plattformen för givarsamordning för programmet och för att harmonisera och arbeta igenom de etablerade förfarandena och rutinerna för centret. Att ställa viktiga frågor under styrelsemöten möjliggör bättre diskussion för alla berörda parter och snabbare beslutsfattande och handling. Att delta som ex officio styrelsemedlem ger Sida djupare insikter och en bättre förståelse av programmet på många nivåer, jämfört med att bara läsa rapporter från MUF. Mistra Urban Futures (MUF) was an international knowledge Centre for urban development hosted by Chalmers University of Technology (agreement partner). The Centre was established in 2010 and visioned a world with sustainable urbanization where cities are "fair, green and accessible". With transdisciplinarity and co-production (including co-design and co-creation) of knowledge as its methodological approach, the Centre's objective was to address how transitions and transformations towards sustainable urban development could be achieved. MUF brought researchers and practitioners together to co-create knowledge and solutions for urban transitioning. Its core network comprised of local interactive platforms in Gothenburg, Kisumu, Cape Town, Sheffield/Manchester and Malmö/ Lund, a smaller partnership node in Stockholm, and two project-based partnerships in Shimla (India) and Buenos Aires. Other global activities were implemented in collaboration with UN agencies, think tanks and the European research community. Sida was one of 3 major funders to MUF, together with Mistra Foundation and the Gothenburg Consortium (composed of Chalmers University of Technology, University of Gothenburg, City of Gothenburg, the Västra Götaland Region, the County Administration Board of Västra Götaland, the Göteborg Region and IVL Swedish Environmental Institute). Sida's funds were soft-earmarked to activities tackling poverty, gender inequality and environmental unsustainability primarily in and with the global South; for comparative research projects across platforms in the South; and as part of engagement with global agendas promoting these aims, most notably the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the New Urban Agenda (NUA). The Strategic Plan for 2016-2019 included an international collaborative framework and a comparative research agenda called Realising Just Cities, which had two central strategic objectives: Strategic Objective 1: To deliver evidence-based outcomes that address the challenges facing cities and which make a difference in practice; Strategic Objective 2: To diversify the Centre's research base and forging strategic partnerships with selected international organisations. The collaborative framework included three sets of cross-cutting core processes essential for working towards the realisation of just cities, and on which reflection, comparison, analysis and learning was conducted: - urban change, referring to processes of urban transformation which facilitate or constrain cities in becoming more just; - urban knowledge, referring to the social organisation of different knowledge and practices to support transitions to more just cities; and - urban governance, referring to the relationships and processes amongst governance stakeholders to help achieve just cities. Towards the end of the 2016-19 programme period, Sida approved a 12-month "consolidation year" project to finalise and publish all remaining material. The objective was to extract, collect, reflect and help institutionalise good practices and share the findings of Mistra Urban Futures programme to relevant target groups. Owing to the outbreak of the Covid 19 pandemic, the programme, with a total budget of 10 MSEK, was extended to 15 months, and all travel plans were cancelled with travel budgets reallocated to the development of digital events. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Urban development and management Other Multisector The Phase 2 2019 Evaluation Report summarized MUF's key results for the 2016-19 period: Localisation of global Agenda 2030 The Centre contributed to the local implementation of SDG goal 11 and the New Urban Agenda. Transdisciplinary coproduction was used to advance SDGs implementation in Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Gothenburg, Kisumu, Malmö, Sheffield and Shimla while the Kenyan government selected Kisumu as a pilot study for SDG implementation. Fostering dialogue to break traditional silos MUF developed neutral platforms for interaction, exchange and learning in Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Gothenburg, Kisumu, Malmö, Sheffield and Shimla, including different stakeholders, for meetings, learnings and peer review within and between these cities: City-to-city peer learning For example, the project 'Governance and Policy for Sustainability', involving the Cape Town, Gothenburg and Sheffield Manchester platforms, resulted in joint publications between academics and city practitioners. It supported the development of an environmental charter in Manchester when a new Mayor was installed. The Centre brought credibility and legitimacy to the research and this also helped in acquiring national funding. Another project was the 'Food Value Chain' which includes two clusters, one involving Cape Town, Kisumu and Gothenburg, the other one involving Sheffield, Manchester and Gothenburg. The project covered different aspects of the food value chain including production, distribution, processing, packaging, consumption and waste management. It resulted in several policy recommendations which were also published in policy briefs. Examples include two publications discussing the problematic situation of food security in Kisumu. Together, they found that distant production sources, considerable losses of food at market places, damage under transportation, and lack of storage and preservation facilities had contributed to high food costs. Kisumu Platform results The Kisumu Local Interaction Platform (KLIP) supported Kisumu's citizens, local government officials and researchers to acquire skills on how to undertake transdisciplinary knowledge co production research and apply it to develop collaborative approaches to solve key challenges. These approaches led to the formation of the Kibuye Market Waste Management CBO, the women tour guide association in Dunga and Dunga Eco-tourism and Environmental Youth group (DECTA). The Ecotourism project resulted in strategies for preservation and development of cultural and heritage sites at Kit-Mikayi and Abindu, as well as the establishment of new Ecotourism organisations including one for female guides. There were also learnings on possible pitfalls in transdisciplinary coproduction research projects and how these could be avoided. The waste management project involved not only researchers and city officials but also people managing waste in practice at, for example, dump sites and marketplaces. Four articles were published on waste management, including, for example, on the potential for energy briquette production from market waste. KLIPs capacity building activities, including masters, PhD and post-doctoral research training and staff exchanges, trained up over 30 researchers employed at the local universities, the municipality and other government departments, who were engaged in the city's sustainable development. At the municipal level, the process of policy initiation, formulation and approval became much more participatory and evidence based, driven by findings and recommendations from KLIP research projects. For example, KLIP's co-production research and capacity buiding supported the city's planning, reorganization and upgrading initiative - which led to the rehabilitation of Oile market into a city park, the relocation of street vendors, the modernization of markets, the development of a non-motorized transport strategy for Kisumu, and a policy framework on food security. MUF documented KLIP's progress in around 60 scientific publications in peer reviewed international journals and book chapters, over 15 policy briefs with specific recommendations shared with policy makers, 10 papers presented at international conferences, and over 20 news reports. Cape Town experiences shared across Africa The Cape Town Local Interaction Platform (CTLIP) developed co-production initiatives to promote sustainable and inclusive urban development across thematic areas: -CTLIP developed the the Living Cape Framework Policy with the Western Cape Provincial Government. Implementation involved the creation of five testbeds of innovation to bolster participatory processes for the province's cities and towns. -CTLIPs embedded researcher at the city of Cape Town introduced the concept of accessibility-focused planning and transport justice.This led the city to change the planning protocols to incorporate accessibility as a primary premise for decisionmaking. The city is now developing one of the world's first metropolitan accessibility strategies based on an integrated accessibility model. -CTLIP supported Cape Town's Arts and Culture Unit to improve planning around cultural heritage through the production of a series of reports on cultural heritage planning. -Research on public financing for urban development conducted together with city officials was developed into a series of journal articles that have fed into city planning on how financial flows shape urban development. -The flagship Realizing Just Cities publication was produced with the African Centre for Cities and it has been shared with the members of the African Urban Research Initiative, a network of 20 research institutes across Africa. -According to MUF's Narrative Report to the Consolidation Programme 2020-21, MUFs Cultural Heritage and Just Cities work underpinned the South Africa-EU Dialogue, which emerged from ten years of engagement between the African Centre for Cities (ACC), the City of Cape Town, and a number of political, practitioner and academic partners. The dialogue focused on the implementation of global and local policy agendas through a cultural lens. It led to the sharing of case studies and best practices about the role of cultural mapping, planning and impact assessment in promoting sustainable and just cities. Four policy briefs were also produced. -During the Consolidation Program in 2021, the African Centre for Cities developed training materials on its two key knowledge co-production methods: the CityLab model which was replicated in Johannesburg, Tanzania, Ghana and London and the embedded researcher model which was replicated in Sweden and in a number of cities across Africa through the FRACTAL (Future Resilience for African Cities and Lands) project. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54040182-5404018201 Sweden Support to urban development and cooperation between researchers, policy makers, civil society and private sector, in Gothenburg, Stockholm, Kisumu Kenya, Cape Town South Africa, Manchester UK, Bangalore India. Mistra Urban Futures ("MUF" eller "Centret") har sitt ursprung 2008 då Mistra stiftelsen för miljöstrategisk forskning gjorde en öppen inbjudan till att lämna förslag om ett forsknings-och praktikcenter för hållbar stadsutveckling. Ett förslag som lagts fram av Göteborgs Consortium valdes under 2009, och Chalmers Tekniska Högskola utsågs som värdorganisation för centret. MUF inrättades formellt 2010 och strävar efter att vara ett internationellt forskningsbaserat kunskapscenter med fokus på städer och dess utmaningar. Forskningen som genomförs av MUF är avsett att stödja förändring och övergång mot hållbarhet. För att uppnå bästa resultat anses samproduktion ("co-production") och medskapande av ny kunskap om planering och förvaltning mellan den akademiska världen, kommuner, näringsliv och andra aktörer i det civila samhället viktig. MUF är organiserat som en nätverksstruktur av lokala interaktiva plattformar ("local interactive platforms" eller LIPS), vilket också underlättar samarbeten mellan nord-syd. Ett mål är att tillämpningen av deras forskningskunskap på lokal nivå blir relevant för utformningen av den globala politiken för hållbar stadsutveckling. Mistra Foundation har åtagit sig att stödja MUF under en 10-årsperiod, vilket inkluderar en uppbyggnadsfas i 2010-2011, en första operativ fas i 2012-2015, och en andra fas i 2016-2019. Andra finansiärer är Sida och Göteborgs Consortium (bestående av Chalmers tekniska högskola, Göteborgs universitet, Göteborgs stad, Göteborgsregionens kommunalförbund (GR), IVL Svenska Miljöinstitutet, Länsstyrelsen i Västra Götaland och regionen Västra Götaland), tillsammans med gemensamma finansiärer av de olika LIP utomlands. Centret har för närvarande fyra LIP i Kapstaden (CTLIP), Kisumu (KLIP), Göteborg (GOLIP) och Manchester (GMLP). MUF har för avsikt att fortsätta följa principen om medfinansiering under framtida expansion och etablering av nya LIPs. MUF leds av en internationell expertstyrelse, och förvaltas av ett Sekretariat som leds av en Centre Director. Chalmers upplåter kontor för MUF i sina universitetslokaler i Göteborg. Under uppbyggnadsfasen (2010-2011) fokuserade MUF på att etablera en effektiv förvaltningsstruktur för hela nätverket, bland annat med system för kvalitetskontroll, administrativa rutiner, arbetsmetoder (mellan MUF Sekretariat i Chalmers och LIP). Fem pilotprojekt genomfördes under denna period i syfte att genomföra och utvärdera metoden för ”knowledge co-production”. En strategisk plan för 2012-2015 togs fram inom ramen för fas 1, med aktiviteter fokuserade kring visionen om "Fair, Green and Dense Cities", som omfattar sociala, miljömässiga och ekonomiska hållbarhetsaspekter. Under denna fas genomfördes mer än 70 urbana forskningsprojekt, 600 personer engagerades i MUF, MUF producerade mer än 400 vetenskapliga publikationer och hade mer än 500 akademiska och vetenskapliga citeringar inom en betydande geografisk spridning. En mid-term utvärdering av MUF på uppdrag av Mistra stiftelsen gjordes i maj 2015 och omfattade perioden 2010-2015. Slutsatsen från den internationella oberoende utvärderingspanelen är att många av de kunskapsprodukter som har tagits fram genom MUF är av hög akademisk och vetenskaplig standard. Dessutom betonar de det unika och värdefulla bidraget från MUF som är utvecklingen och tillämpningen av principerna om samproduktion och medskapande (co-production and co-creation). Resultaten och effekterna av samproduktion i den vetenskapliga processen har precis börjat visas, men är mycket lovande för den återstående programperioden. Den övergripande slutsatsen från utvärderingen är att MUF "kommer att spela en avgörande global roll för att stödja och genomföra visionen om rättvisare, grönare och mer tillgängliga städer". En ny strategisk plan för 2016-2019 (fas 2) har utvecklats som bygger på erfarenheter och resultat från fas 1, och viktiga rekomendationer från mid-term utvärderingen. Under fas 2 kommer MUF att öka antalet LIP och partnerskap i Sverige och utomlands; engagera sig proaktivt i strategiska globala initiativ som Habitat III och Agenda 2030; och genomföra flera kollaborativa och komparativa forskningsprojekt mellan LIPs. Visionen "Fair, Green and Accessible Cities" kommer att användas för att visualisera centrets prioriteringar och syn på de fyra huvudsakliga dimensionerna av hållbar utveckling: sociala, kulturella, ekonomiska och ekologiska. De fem viktigaste kunskapsteman för MUFs forskningsagenda under denna fas är: - Hållbar fysisk urbanisering och urbana kvaliteter (sustainable spatial urbanisation and urban qualities); - Urban social hållbarhet (urban social sustainability); - Integration av ekonomiska, sociala och ekologiska system (integration of economic, social and ecological systems); - Hållbara urbana livsstilar (sustainable urban lifestyles); - Företagsdriven hållbar stadsutveckling (enterprise-driven sustainable urban development) Sida har sedan tidigare stött MUF med totalt MSEK 35,7, varav MSEK 6 för uppbyggnadsfasen och MSEK 29,7 MSEK för fas 1. Detta motsvarar cirka 11% av den totala finansieringen till MUF. Sida-medel har främst använts till att finansiera verksamheten av LIPs i Kisumu och Kapstaden samt till det globala uppsökande- och påverkansarbetet som utförs av MUF sekretariatet. Chalmers har ansökt om finansiering från Sida på MSEK 44 miljoner kronor för MUF verksamheten 2016-2019, vilket motsvarar en ökning av cirka 19% av det totala bidraget under 2010-2015, men bara en mindre ökning (9%) av det genomsnittliga årliga bidraget under åren 2013- 2015. Chalmers kommer att vara Sidas avtalspartner under denna fas. Tidigare har Sida-medel kanaliserats via Mistra stiftelsen. Styrmekanismerna för MUF kommer att vara MUF styrelse ("the Centre Board of Directors"). Centrets styrelse är ansvarig för att fatta strategiska beslut för utvecklingen av Mistra Urban Futures; att anta strategier, budgetar, årliga operativa planer, och rapporter; och att följa upp centrets planer och aktiviteter. Styrelseledamöterna kategoriseras som ordinarie och ex officio ("adjungerad"). Sida och andra finansiärer har rätt att utse en person som ex officio medlem med närvaro- och yttranderätt till Centrets styrelse. Som ex officio medlem får Sida ingen rösträtt när beslut fattas av styrelsen, och ingen ersättning för deltagande i styrelsemöten. Sida bedömer att det skulle vara av strategisk betydelse för programmet och samarbetet med Chalmers för Sida att upprätthålla en aktiv roll i styrelsen under fas 2 och att omfattas av de regler och restriktioner som gäller för ex officio medlemmar. Styrelsen är den mest effektiva plattformen för givarsamordning för programmet och för att harmonisera och arbeta igenom de etablerade förfarandena och rutinerna för centret. Att ställa viktiga frågor under styrelsemöten möjliggör bättre diskussion för alla berörda parter och snabbare beslutsfattande och handling. Att delta som ex officio styrelsemedlem ger Sida djupare insikter och en bättre förståelse av programmet på många nivåer, jämfört med att bara läsa rapporter från MUF. Mistra Urban Futures (MUF) was an international knowledge Centre for urban development hosted by Chalmers University of Technology (agreement partner). The Centre was established in 2010 and visioned a world with sustainable urbanization where cities are "fair, green and accessible". With transdisciplinarity and co-production (including co-design and co-creation) of knowledge as its methodological approach, the Centre's objective was to address how transitions and transformations towards sustainable urban development could be achieved. MUF brought researchers and practitioners together to co-create knowledge and solutions for urban transitioning. Its core network comprised of local interactive platforms in Gothenburg, Kisumu, Cape Town, Sheffield/Manchester and Malmö/ Lund, a smaller partnership node in Stockholm, and two project-based partnerships in Shimla (India) and Buenos Aires. Other global activities were implemented in collaboration with UN agencies, think tanks and the European research community. Sida was one of 3 major funders to MUF, together with Mistra Foundation and the Gothenburg Consortium (composed of Chalmers University of Technology, University of Gothenburg, City of Gothenburg, the Västra Götaland Region, the County Administration Board of Västra Götaland, the Göteborg Region and IVL Swedish Environmental Institute). Sida's funds were soft-earmarked to activities tackling poverty, gender inequality and environmental unsustainability primarily in and with the global South; for comparative research projects across platforms in the South; and as part of engagement with global agendas promoting these aims, most notably the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the New Urban Agenda (NUA). The Strategic Plan for 2016-2019 included an international collaborative framework and a comparative research agenda called Realising Just Cities, which had two central strategic objectives: Strategic Objective 1: To deliver evidence-based outcomes that address the challenges facing cities and which make a difference in practice; Strategic Objective 2: To diversify the Centre's research base and forging strategic partnerships with selected international organisations. The collaborative framework included three sets of cross-cutting core processes essential for working towards the realisation of just cities, and on which reflection, comparison, analysis and learning was conducted: - urban change, referring to processes of urban transformation which facilitate or constrain cities in becoming more just; - urban knowledge, referring to the social organisation of different knowledge and practices to support transitions to more just cities; and - urban governance, referring to the relationships and processes amongst governance stakeholders to help achieve just cities. Towards the end of the 2016-19 programme period, Sida approved a 12-month "consolidation year" project to finalise and publish all remaining material. The objective was to extract, collect, reflect and help institutionalise good practices and share the findings of Mistra Urban Futures programme to relevant target groups. Owing to the outbreak of the Covid 19 pandemic, the programme, with a total budget of 10 MSEK, was extended to 15 months, and all travel plans were cancelled with travel budgets reallocated to the development of digital events. Sweden Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 11.3 - Till 2030 verka för en inkluderande och hållbar urbanisering samt förbättra kapaciteten för deltagandebaserad, integrerad och hållbar planering och förvaltning av bosättningar i alla länder. 11.3 - By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8800000 11200000 0 0 0 -12000000 6600000 8400000 12000000 2800000 8800000 0 -6600000 -11200000 0 0 12000000 -12000000 0 11200000 0 0 0 20000000 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 6600000 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 2200000 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 8400000 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 2800000 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB SE-0-SE-6-54040182-5404018202 Sweden Support to urban development and cooperation between researchers, policy makers, civil society and private sector, in Gothenburg, Stockholm, Kisumu Kenya, Cape Town South Africa, Manchester UK, Bangalore India. Mistra Urban Futures ("MUF" eller "Centret") har sitt ursprung 2008 då Mistra stiftelsen för miljöstrategisk forskning gjorde en öppen inbjudan till att lämna förslag om ett forsknings-och praktikcenter för hållbar stadsutveckling. Ett förslag som lagts fram av Göteborgs Consortium valdes under 2009, och Chalmers Tekniska Högskola utsågs som värdorganisation för centret. MUF inrättades formellt 2010 och strävar efter att vara ett internationellt forskningsbaserat kunskapscenter med fokus på städer och dess utmaningar. Forskningen som genomförs av MUF är avsett att stödja förändring och övergång mot hållbarhet. För att uppnå bästa resultat anses samproduktion ("co-production") och medskapande av ny kunskap om planering och förvaltning mellan den akademiska världen, kommuner, näringsliv och andra aktörer i det civila samhället viktig. MUF är organiserat som en nätverksstruktur av lokala interaktiva plattformar ("local interactive platforms" eller LIPS), vilket också underlättar samarbeten mellan nord-syd. Ett mål är att tillämpningen av deras forskningskunskap på lokal nivå blir relevant för utformningen av den globala politiken för hållbar stadsutveckling. Mistra Foundation har åtagit sig att stödja MUF under en 10-årsperiod, vilket inkluderar en uppbyggnadsfas i 2010-2011, en första operativ fas i 2012-2015, och en andra fas i 2016-2019. Andra finansiärer är Sida och Göteborgs Consortium (bestående av Chalmers tekniska högskola, Göteborgs universitet, Göteborgs stad, Göteborgsregionens kommunalförbund (GR), IVL Svenska Miljöinstitutet, Länsstyrelsen i Västra Götaland och regionen Västra Götaland), tillsammans med gemensamma finansiärer av de olika LIP utomlands. Centret har för närvarande fyra LIP i Kapstaden (CTLIP), Kisumu (KLIP), Göteborg (GOLIP) och Manchester (GMLP). MUF har för avsikt att fortsätta följa principen om medfinansiering under framtida expansion och etablering av nya LIPs. MUF leds av en internationell expertstyrelse, och förvaltas av ett Sekretariat som leds av en Centre Director. Chalmers upplåter kontor för MUF i sina universitetslokaler i Göteborg. Under uppbyggnadsfasen (2010-2011) fokuserade MUF på att etablera en effektiv förvaltningsstruktur för hela nätverket, bland annat med system för kvalitetskontroll, administrativa rutiner, arbetsmetoder (mellan MUF Sekretariat i Chalmers och LIP). Fem pilotprojekt genomfördes under denna period i syfte att genomföra och utvärdera metoden för ”knowledge co-production”. En strategisk plan för 2012-2015 togs fram inom ramen för fas 1, med aktiviteter fokuserade kring visionen om "Fair, Green and Dense Cities", som omfattar sociala, miljömässiga och ekonomiska hållbarhetsaspekter. Under denna fas genomfördes mer än 70 urbana forskningsprojekt, 600 personer engagerades i MUF, MUF producerade mer än 400 vetenskapliga publikationer och hade mer än 500 akademiska och vetenskapliga citeringar inom en betydande geografisk spridning. En mid-term utvärdering av MUF på uppdrag av Mistra stiftelsen gjordes i maj 2015 och omfattade perioden 2010-2015. Slutsatsen från den internationella oberoende utvärderingspanelen är att många av de kunskapsprodukter som har tagits fram genom MUF är av hög akademisk och vetenskaplig standard. Dessutom betonar de det unika och värdefulla bidraget från MUF som är utvecklingen och tillämpningen av principerna om samproduktion och medskapande (co-production and co-creation). Resultaten och effekterna av samproduktion i den vetenskapliga processen har precis börjat visas, men är mycket lovande för den återstående programperioden. Den övergripande slutsatsen från utvärderingen är att MUF "kommer att spela en avgörande global roll för att stödja och genomföra visionen om rättvisare, grönare och mer tillgängliga städer". En ny strategisk plan för 2016-2019 (fas 2) har utvecklats som bygger på erfarenheter och resultat från fas 1, och viktiga rekomendationer från mid-term utvärderingen. Under fas 2 kommer MUF att öka antalet LIP och partnerskap i Sverige och utomlands; engagera sig proaktivt i strategiska globala initiativ som Habitat III och Agenda 2030; och genomföra flera kollaborativa och komparativa forskningsprojekt mellan LIPs. Visionen "Fair, Green and Accessible Cities" kommer att användas för att visualisera centrets prioriteringar och syn på de fyra huvudsakliga dimensionerna av hållbar utveckling: sociala, kulturella, ekonomiska och ekologiska. De fem viktigaste kunskapsteman för MUFs forskningsagenda under denna fas är: - Hållbar fysisk urbanisering och urbana kvaliteter (sustainable spatial urbanisation and urban qualities); - Urban social hållbarhet (urban social sustainability); - Integration av ekonomiska, sociala och ekologiska system (integration of economic, social and ecological systems); - Hållbara urbana livsstilar (sustainable urban lifestyles); - Företagsdriven hållbar stadsutveckling (enterprise-driven sustainable urban development) Sida har sedan tidigare stött MUF med totalt MSEK 35,7, varav MSEK 6 för uppbyggnadsfasen och MSEK 29,7 MSEK för fas 1. Detta motsvarar cirka 11% av den totala finansieringen till MUF. Sida-medel har främst använts till att finansiera verksamheten av LIPs i Kisumu och Kapstaden samt till det globala uppsökande- och påverkansarbetet som utförs av MUF sekretariatet. Chalmers har ansökt om finansiering från Sida på MSEK 44 miljoner kronor för MUF verksamheten 2016-2019, vilket motsvarar en ökning av cirka 19% av det totala bidraget under 2010-2015, men bara en mindre ökning (9%) av det genomsnittliga årliga bidraget under åren 2013- 2015. Chalmers kommer att vara Sidas avtalspartner under denna fas. Tidigare har Sida-medel kanaliserats via Mistra stiftelsen. Styrmekanismerna för MUF kommer att vara MUF styrelse ("the Centre Board of Directors"). Centrets styrelse är ansvarig för att fatta strategiska beslut för utvecklingen av Mistra Urban Futures; att anta strategier, budgetar, årliga operativa planer, och rapporter; och att följa upp centrets planer och aktiviteter. Styrelseledamöterna kategoriseras som ordinarie och ex officio ("adjungerad"). Sida och andra finansiärer har rätt att utse en person som ex officio medlem med närvaro- och yttranderätt till Centrets styrelse. Som ex officio medlem får Sida ingen rösträtt när beslut fattas av styrelsen, och ingen ersättning för deltagande i styrelsemöten. Sida bedömer att det skulle vara av strategisk betydelse för programmet och samarbetet med Chalmers för Sida att upprätthålla en aktiv roll i styrelsen under fas 2 och att omfattas av de regler och restriktioner som gäller för ex officio medlemmar. Styrelsen är den mest effektiva plattformen för givarsamordning för programmet och för att harmonisera och arbeta igenom de etablerade förfarandena och rutinerna för centret. Att ställa viktiga frågor under styrelsemöten möjliggör bättre diskussion för alla berörda parter och snabbare beslutsfattande och handling. Att delta som ex officio styrelsemedlem ger Sida djupare insikter och en bättre förståelse av programmet på många nivåer, jämfört med att bara läsa rapporter från MUF. Mistra Urban Futures (MUF) was an international knowledge Centre for urban development hosted by Chalmers University of Technology (agreement partner). The Centre was established in 2010 and visioned a world with sustainable urbanization where cities are "fair, green and accessible". With transdisciplinarity and co-production (including co-design and co-creation) of knowledge as its methodological approach, the Centre's objective was to address how transitions and transformations towards sustainable urban development could be achieved. MUF brought researchers and practitioners together to co-create knowledge and solutions for urban transitioning. Its core network comprised of local interactive platforms in Gothenburg, Kisumu, Cape Town, Sheffield/Manchester and Malmö/ Lund, a smaller partnership node in Stockholm, and two project-based partnerships in Shimla (India) and Buenos Aires. Other global activities were implemented in collaboration with UN agencies, think tanks and the European research community. Sida was one of 3 major funders to MUF, together with Mistra Foundation and the Gothenburg Consortium (composed of Chalmers University of Technology, University of Gothenburg, City of Gothenburg, the Västra Götaland Region, the County Administration Board of Västra Götaland, the Göteborg Region and IVL Swedish Environmental Institute). Sida's funds were soft-earmarked to activities tackling poverty, gender inequality and environmental unsustainability primarily in and with the global South; for comparative research projects across platforms in the South; and as part of engagement with global agendas promoting these aims, most notably the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the New Urban Agenda (NUA). The Strategic Plan for 2016-2019 included an international collaborative framework and a comparative research agenda called Realising Just Cities, which had two central strategic objectives: Strategic Objective 1: To deliver evidence-based outcomes that address the challenges facing cities and which make a difference in practice; Strategic Objective 2: To diversify the Centre's research base and forging strategic partnerships with selected international organisations. The collaborative framework included three sets of cross-cutting core processes essential for working towards the realisation of just cities, and on which reflection, comparison, analysis and learning was conducted: - urban change, referring to processes of urban transformation which facilitate or constrain cities in becoming more just; - urban knowledge, referring to the social organisation of different knowledge and practices to support transitions to more just cities; and - urban governance, referring to the relationships and processes amongst governance stakeholders to help achieve just cities. Towards the end of the 2016-19 programme period, Sida approved a 12-month "consolidation year" project to finalise and publish all remaining material. The objective was to extract, collect, reflect and help institutionalise good practices and share the findings of Mistra Urban Futures programme to relevant target groups. Owing to the outbreak of the Covid 19 pandemic, the programme, with a total budget of 10 MSEK, was extended to 15 months, and all travel plans were cancelled with travel budgets reallocated to the development of digital events. Sweden Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 11.3 - Till 2030 verka för en inkluderande och hållbar urbanisering samt förbättra kapaciteten för deltagandebaserad, integrerad och hållbar planering och förvaltning av bosättningar i alla länder. 11.3 - By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 10914994 10000000 0 0 0 6000000 0 9000000 0 3000000 9000000 0 4000000 0 0 0 0 1914994.0000000002 0 32914994 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 9000000 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 3000000 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 9000000 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 1914994 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 6000000 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 4000000 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Prevention of climate change and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. Förebyggande av klimatförändringar, och minskade utsläpp av växthusgaser och luftföroreningar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Environmentally sustainable cities and communities. Miljömässigt hållbara städer och samhällen. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-54040182-5404018203 Sweden Support to urban development and cooperation between researchers, policy makers, civil society and private sector, in Gothenburg, Stockholm, Kisumu Kenya, Cape Town South Africa, Manchester UK, Bangalore India. Mistra Urban Futures ("MUF" eller "Centret") har sitt ursprung 2008 då Mistra stiftelsen för miljöstrategisk forskning gjorde en öppen inbjudan till att lämna förslag om ett forsknings-och praktikcenter för hållbar stadsutveckling. Ett förslag som lagts fram av Göteborgs Consortium valdes under 2009, och Chalmers Tekniska Högskola utsågs som värdorganisation för centret. MUF inrättades formellt 2010 och strävar efter att vara ett internationellt forskningsbaserat kunskapscenter med fokus på städer och dess utmaningar. Forskningen som genomförs av MUF är avsett att stödja förändring och övergång mot hållbarhet. För att uppnå bästa resultat anses samproduktion ("co-production") och medskapande av ny kunskap om planering och förvaltning mellan den akademiska världen, kommuner, näringsliv och andra aktörer i det civila samhället viktig. MUF är organiserat som en nätverksstruktur av lokala interaktiva plattformar ("local interactive platforms" eller LIPS), vilket också underlättar samarbeten mellan nord-syd. Ett mål är att tillämpningen av deras forskningskunskap på lokal nivå blir relevant för utformningen av den globala politiken för hållbar stadsutveckling. Mistra Foundation har åtagit sig att stödja MUF under en 10-årsperiod, vilket inkluderar en uppbyggnadsfas i 2010-2011, en första operativ fas i 2012-2015, och en andra fas i 2016-2019. Andra finansiärer är Sida och Göteborgs Consortium (bestående av Chalmers tekniska högskola, Göteborgs universitet, Göteborgs stad, Göteborgsregionens kommunalförbund (GR), IVL Svenska Miljöinstitutet, Länsstyrelsen i Västra Götaland och regionen Västra Götaland), tillsammans med gemensamma finansiärer av de olika LIP utomlands. Centret har för närvarande fyra LIP i Kapstaden (CTLIP), Kisumu (KLIP), Göteborg (GOLIP) och Manchester (GMLP). MUF har för avsikt att fortsätta följa principen om medfinansiering under framtida expansion och etablering av nya LIPs. MUF leds av en internationell expertstyrelse, och förvaltas av ett Sekretariat som leds av en Centre Director. Chalmers upplåter kontor för MUF i sina universitetslokaler i Göteborg. Under uppbyggnadsfasen (2010-2011) fokuserade MUF på att etablera en effektiv förvaltningsstruktur för hela nätverket, bland annat med system för kvalitetskontroll, administrativa rutiner, arbetsmetoder (mellan MUF Sekretariat i Chalmers och LIP). Fem pilotprojekt genomfördes under denna period i syfte att genomföra och utvärdera metoden för ”knowledge co-production”. En strategisk plan för 2012-2015 togs fram inom ramen för fas 1, med aktiviteter fokuserade kring visionen om "Fair, Green and Dense Cities", som omfattar sociala, miljömässiga och ekonomiska hållbarhetsaspekter. Under denna fas genomfördes mer än 70 urbana forskningsprojekt, 600 personer engagerades i MUF, MUF producerade mer än 400 vetenskapliga publikationer och hade mer än 500 akademiska och vetenskapliga citeringar inom en betydande geografisk spridning. En mid-term utvärdering av MUF på uppdrag av Mistra stiftelsen gjordes i maj 2015 och omfattade perioden 2010-2015. Slutsatsen från den internationella oberoende utvärderingspanelen är att många av de kunskapsprodukter som har tagits fram genom MUF är av hög akademisk och vetenskaplig standard. Dessutom betonar de det unika och värdefulla bidraget från MUF som är utvecklingen och tillämpningen av principerna om samproduktion och medskapande (co-production and co-creation). Resultaten och effekterna av samproduktion i den vetenskapliga processen har precis börjat visas, men är mycket lovande för den återstående programperioden. Den övergripande slutsatsen från utvärderingen är att MUF "kommer att spela en avgörande global roll för att stödja och genomföra visionen om rättvisare, grönare och mer tillgängliga städer". En ny strategisk plan för 2016-2019 (fas 2) har utvecklats som bygger på erfarenheter och resultat från fas 1, och viktiga rekomendationer från mid-term utvärderingen. Under fas 2 kommer MUF att öka antalet LIP och partnerskap i Sverige och utomlands; engagera sig proaktivt i strategiska globala initiativ som Habitat III och Agenda 2030; och genomföra flera kollaborativa och komparativa forskningsprojekt mellan LIPs. Visionen "Fair, Green and Accessible Cities" kommer att användas för att visualisera centrets prioriteringar och syn på de fyra huvudsakliga dimensionerna av hållbar utveckling: sociala, kulturella, ekonomiska och ekologiska. De fem viktigaste kunskapsteman för MUFs forskningsagenda under denna fas är: - Hållbar fysisk urbanisering och urbana kvaliteter (sustainable spatial urbanisation and urban qualities); - Urban social hållbarhet (urban social sustainability); - Integration av ekonomiska, sociala och ekologiska system (integration of economic, social and ecological systems); - Hållbara urbana livsstilar (sustainable urban lifestyles); - Företagsdriven hållbar stadsutveckling (enterprise-driven sustainable urban development) Sida har sedan tidigare stött MUF med totalt MSEK 35,7, varav MSEK 6 för uppbyggnadsfasen och MSEK 29,7 MSEK för fas 1. Detta motsvarar cirka 11% av den totala finansieringen till MUF. Sida-medel har främst använts till att finansiera verksamheten av LIPs i Kisumu och Kapstaden samt till det globala uppsökande- och påverkansarbetet som utförs av MUF sekretariatet. Chalmers har ansökt om finansiering från Sida på MSEK 44 miljoner kronor för MUF verksamheten 2016-2019, vilket motsvarar en ökning av cirka 19% av det totala bidraget under 2010-2015, men bara en mindre ökning (9%) av det genomsnittliga årliga bidraget under åren 2013- 2015. Chalmers kommer att vara Sidas avtalspartner under denna fas. Tidigare har Sida-medel kanaliserats via Mistra stiftelsen. Styrmekanismerna för MUF kommer att vara MUF styrelse ("the Centre Board of Directors"). Centrets styrelse är ansvarig för att fatta strategiska beslut för utvecklingen av Mistra Urban Futures; att anta strategier, budgetar, årliga operativa planer, och rapporter; och att följa upp centrets planer och aktiviteter. Styrelseledamöterna kategoriseras som ordinarie och ex officio ("adjungerad"). Sida och andra finansiärer har rätt att utse en person som ex officio medlem med närvaro- och yttranderätt till Centrets styrelse. Som ex officio medlem får Sida ingen rösträtt när beslut fattas av styrelsen, och ingen ersättning för deltagande i styrelsemöten. Sida bedömer att det skulle vara av strategisk betydelse för programmet och samarbetet med Chalmers för Sida att upprätthålla en aktiv roll i styrelsen under fas 2 och att omfattas av de regler och restriktioner som gäller för ex officio medlemmar. Styrelsen är den mest effektiva plattformen för givarsamordning för programmet och för att harmonisera och arbeta igenom de etablerade förfarandena och rutinerna för centret. Att ställa viktiga frågor under styrelsemöten möjliggör bättre diskussion för alla berörda parter och snabbare beslutsfattande och handling. Att delta som ex officio styrelsemedlem ger Sida djupare insikter och en bättre förståelse av programmet på många nivåer, jämfört med att bara läsa rapporter från MUF. Mistra Urban Futures (MUF) was an international knowledge Centre for urban development hosted by Chalmers University of Technology (agreement partner). The Centre was established in 2010 and visioned a world with sustainable urbanization where cities are "fair, green and accessible". With transdisciplinarity and co-production (including co-design and co-creation) of knowledge as its methodological approach, the Centre's objective was to address how transitions and transformations towards sustainable urban development could be achieved. MUF brought researchers and practitioners together to co-create knowledge and solutions for urban transitioning. Its core network comprised of local interactive platforms in Gothenburg, Kisumu, Cape Town, Sheffield/Manchester and Malmö/ Lund, a smaller partnership node in Stockholm, and two project-based partnerships in Shimla (India) and Buenos Aires. Other global activities were implemented in collaboration with UN agencies, think tanks and the European research community. Sida was one of 3 major funders to MUF, together with Mistra Foundation and the Gothenburg Consortium (composed of Chalmers University of Technology, University of Gothenburg, City of Gothenburg, the Västra Götaland Region, the County Administration Board of Västra Götaland, the Göteborg Region and IVL Swedish Environmental Institute). Sida's funds were soft-earmarked to activities tackling poverty, gender inequality and environmental unsustainability primarily in and with the global South; for comparative research projects across platforms in the South; and as part of engagement with global agendas promoting these aims, most notably the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the New Urban Agenda (NUA). The Strategic Plan for 2016-2019 included an international collaborative framework and a comparative research agenda called Realising Just Cities, which had two central strategic objectives: Strategic Objective 1: To deliver evidence-based outcomes that address the challenges facing cities and which make a difference in practice; Strategic Objective 2: To diversify the Centre's research base and forging strategic partnerships with selected international organisations. The collaborative framework included three sets of cross-cutting core processes essential for working towards the realisation of just cities, and on which reflection, comparison, analysis and learning was conducted: - urban change, referring to processes of urban transformation which facilitate or constrain cities in becoming more just; - urban knowledge, referring to the social organisation of different knowledge and practices to support transitions to more just cities; and - urban governance, referring to the relationships and processes amongst governance stakeholders to help achieve just cities. Towards the end of the 2016-19 programme period, Sida approved a 12-month "consolidation year" project to finalise and publish all remaining material. The objective was to extract, collect, reflect and help institutionalise good practices and share the findings of Mistra Urban Futures programme to relevant target groups. Owing to the outbreak of the Covid 19 pandemic, the programme, with a total budget of 10 MSEK, was extended to 15 months, and all travel plans were cancelled with travel budgets reallocated to the development of digital events. Sweden Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB 11.3 - Till 2030 verka för en inkluderande och hållbar urbanisering samt förbättra kapaciteten för deltagandebaserad, integrerad och hållbar planering och förvaltning av bosättningar i alla länder. 11.3 - By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -100866 -100866 -100866 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB -100866 Chalmers Tekniska Högskola AB Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 More environmentally sustainable and inclusive cities and societies. Fler miljömässigt hållbara och inkluderande städer och samhällen. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-54050276 Sweden Bilateral associate experts. A training program for young Swedish academics. The aim is to have an impact on Swedish priorities in international development cooperation and feedback of experience to the Swedish actors. The program includes up to three years. Bilaterala biträdande experter. Ett utbildningsprogram för svenska yngre akademiker. Syftet är att få genomslag för svenska prioriteringar i det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet och återföring av erfarenheter till svenska aktörer. Programmet omfattar max tre år. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Business Policy and Administration Business & Other Services SE-0-SE-6-54050276-5405027601 Sweden Bilateral associate experts. A training program for young Swedish academics. The aim is to have an impact on Swedish priorities in international development cooperation and feedback of experience to the Swedish actors. The program includes up to three years. Bilaterala biträdande experter. Ett utbildningsprogram för svenska yngre akademiker. Syftet är att få genomslag för svenska prioriteringar i det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet och återföring av erfarenheter till svenska aktörer. Programmet omfattar max tre år. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 132869 0 0 0 119248 0 0 0 132869 Regering i givarlandet 28761.46 Regering i givarlandet 90486.24 Regering i givarlandet 48047.02 Regering i givarlandet 3357.92 Regering i givarlandet -51404.94 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-54050276-5405027602 Sweden Bilateral associate experts. A training program for young Swedish academics. The aim is to have an impact on Swedish priorities in international development cooperation and feedback of experience to the Swedish actors. The program includes up to three years. Bilaterala biträdande experter. Ett utbildningsprogram för svenska yngre akademiker. Syftet är att få genomslag för svenska prioriteringar i det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet och återföring av erfarenheter till svenska aktörer. Programmet omfattar max tre år. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 8028 0 0 8028 Regering i givarlandet 46736.05 Regering i givarlandet -39859.05 Regering i givarlandet -6877 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-54050276-5405027604 Sweden Bilateral associate experts. A training program for young Swedish academics. The aim is to have an impact on Swedish priorities in international development cooperation and feedback of experience to the Swedish actors. The program includes up to three years. Bilaterala biträdande experter. Ett utbildningsprogram för svenska yngre akademiker. Syftet är att få genomslag för svenska prioriteringar i det internationella utvecklingssamarbetet och återföring av erfarenheter till svenska aktörer. Programmet omfattar max tre år. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 5593 0 0 0 5593 Regering i givarlandet 42792.86 Regering i givarlandet -42792.86 Regering i givarlandet 0 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-54050446 Sweden PRV has been running three International Training Programs (ITP) for over the past ten years with over 700 participants. In order to assess the results and determine how well the program meets Sida's priorities and responds to the needs of the countries in the area of ??IP rights (Intellectual Property), a results seminar will be held in autumn 2014 and an evaluation consultant engaged to take up the results, experiences (lessons learned) and to provide recommendations for future programs. The evaluation consultant and PRV will cooperate on developing a survey to be sent to all former students. Selection of participants for results seminar will be will be made by the evaluation consultant and a project manager from PRV and based on the survey response, the number of countries represented. PRV shall assist the evaluation consultant with program documentation and assist with the administration of data collection such as interviews with participants. Some of the participants' organization / authority / company and responsible persons at the UN agency WIPO will also be interviewed. The objective of evaluation and performance workshop is to highlight results from the ITPs and provide an analysis of the area Intellectual Property (IP) for future Sida and PRV planning and decisions of new programs. It is proposed that allotted 3,600,000 Swedish crowns be allocated for the results seminar, while the proposed budget for the evaluation consultant is a maximum budget of 750,000 Swedish crowns. The time frame for the evaluation is in 2014 with an inception period in the spring which includes cooperation on the development of the survey and in the fall in the participation in the results seminar. A final report must be submitted not later than 3 months after the results seminar end. Patent och registreringsverket (PRV) har genomfört tre Internationella utbildningsprogram (ITP) per år i tio år och har haft över 700 deltagare under åren. För att kunna bedöma resultaten och avgöra hur väl programmen har uppfyllt Sidas prioriteringar och svarat mot ländernas behov inom immateriella rättigheter (Intellectual Property), ska ett resultatuppföljningsseminarium arrangeras hösten 2014 och en utvärderingskonsult upphandlas för att lyfta fram resultat, erfarenheter (lessons learned) och för att ge rekommendationer för framtida program. Utvärderingskonsulten och PRV ska i samarbete ta fram en enkät som skickas till alla tidigare kursdeltagarna. Val av deltagare till resultatseminariet baseras på enkätresultat, spridning över representerad länder och görs av utvärderingskonsulten tillsammans med projektledaren från PRV. PRV ska bistå utvärderingskonsulten med programdokumentation och assistera med administration av datasamling till exempel genom deltagarintervjuer. Även vissa av deltagarnas organisation/myndighet/företag och ansvariga från FN organ WIPO ska intervjuas. Målet med utvärderingen och resultatseminariet är att kunna ta fram resultat och ge en analys inom området Intellectual Property (IP) för Sidas och PRVs framtida planering och beslut om nya program. Det föreslås en tilldelning på 3.600.000 svenska kronor för resultatseminariet, medan utvärderingskonsulten föreslås en budgettilldelning på maximalt 750.000 svenska kronor. Tidsramen för utvärderingen är under 2014 med en inledningsfas under våren för att bland annat framtagningen av enkäten och under hösten för att medverka i resultatseminariet. Ett slutrapport från utvärderingskonsulten ska inkomma senast 3 månader efter att resultatseminariet genomförts. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Trade education/training Trade Policies & Regulations SE-0-SE-6-54050446-5405044601 Sweden PRV has been running three International Training Programs (ITP) for over the past ten years with over 700 participants. In order to assess the results and determine how well the program meets Sida's priorities and responds to the needs of the countries in the area of ??IP rights (Intellectual Property), a results seminar will be held in autumn 2014 and an evaluation consultant engaged to take up the results, experiences (lessons learned) and to provide recommendations for future programs. The evaluation consultant and PRV will cooperate on developing a survey to be sent to all former students. Selection of participants for results seminar will be will be made by the evaluation consultant and a project manager from PRV and based on the survey response, the number of countries represented. PRV shall assist the evaluation consultant with program documentation and assist with the administration of data collection such as interviews with participants. Some of the participants' organization / authority / company and responsible persons at the UN agency WIPO will also be interviewed. The objective of evaluation and performance workshop is to highlight results from the ITPs and provide an analysis of the area Intellectual Property (IP) for future Sida and PRV planning and decisions of new programs. It is proposed that allotted 3,600,000 Swedish crowns be allocated for the results seminar, while the proposed budget for the evaluation consultant is a maximum budget of 750,000 Swedish crowns. The time frame for the evaluation is in 2014 with an inception period in the spring which includes cooperation on the development of the survey and in the fall in the participation in the results seminar. A final report must be submitted not later than 3 months after the results seminar end. Patent och registreringsverket (PRV) har genomfört tre Internationella utbildningsprogram (ITP) per år i tio år och har haft över 700 deltagare under åren. För att kunna bedöma resultaten och avgöra hur väl programmen har uppfyllt Sidas prioriteringar och svarat mot ländernas behov inom immateriella rättigheter (Intellectual Property), ska ett resultatuppföljningsseminarium arrangeras hösten 2014 och en utvärderingskonsult upphandlas för att lyfta fram resultat, erfarenheter (lessons learned) och för att ge rekommendationer för framtida program. Utvärderingskonsulten och PRV ska i samarbete ta fram en enkät som skickas till alla tidigare kursdeltagarna. Val av deltagare till resultatseminariet baseras på enkätresultat, spridning över representerad länder och görs av utvärderingskonsulten tillsammans med projektledaren från PRV. PRV ska bistå utvärderingskonsulten med programdokumentation och assistera med administration av datasamling till exempel genom deltagarintervjuer. Även vissa av deltagarnas organisation/myndighet/företag och ansvariga från FN organ WIPO ska intervjuas. Målet med utvärderingen och resultatseminariet är att kunna ta fram resultat och ge en analys inom området Intellectual Property (IP) för Sidas och PRVs framtida planering och beslut om nya program. Det föreslås en tilldelning på 3.600.000 svenska kronor för resultatseminariet, medan utvärderingskonsulten föreslås en budgettilldelning på maximalt 750.000 svenska kronor. Tidsramen för utvärderingen är under 2014 med en inledningsfas under våren för att bland annat framtagningen av enkäten och under hösten för att medverka i resultatseminariet. Ett slutrapport från utvärderingskonsulten ska inkomma senast 3 månader efter att resultatseminariet genomförts. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Indevelop Sweden AB Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 224987 495847 495847 224987 720834 Indevelop Sweden AB 224987.15 Indevelop Sweden AB 495847.14 Indevelop Sweden AB SE-0-SE-6-54050446-5405044602 Sweden PRV has been running three International Training Programs (ITP) for over the past ten years with over 700 participants. In order to assess the results and determine how well the program meets Sida's priorities and responds to the needs of the countries in the area of ??IP rights (Intellectual Property), a results seminar will be held in autumn 2014 and an evaluation consultant engaged to take up the results, experiences (lessons learned) and to provide recommendations for future programs. The evaluation consultant and PRV will cooperate on developing a survey to be sent to all former students. Selection of participants for results seminar will be will be made by the evaluation consultant and a project manager from PRV and based on the survey response, the number of countries represented. PRV shall assist the evaluation consultant with program documentation and assist with the administration of data collection such as interviews with participants. Some of the participants' organization / authority / company and responsible persons at the UN agency WIPO will also be interviewed. The objective of evaluation and performance workshop is to highlight results from the ITPs and provide an analysis of the area Intellectual Property (IP) for future Sida and PRV planning and decisions of new programs. It is proposed that allotted 3,600,000 Swedish crowns be allocated for the results seminar, while the proposed budget for the evaluation consultant is a maximum budget of 750,000 Swedish crowns. The time frame for the evaluation is in 2014 with an inception period in the spring which includes cooperation on the development of the survey and in the fall in the participation in the results seminar. A final report must be submitted not later than 3 months after the results seminar end. Patent och registreringsverket (PRV) har genomfört tre Internationella utbildningsprogram (ITP) per år i tio år och har haft över 700 deltagare under åren. För att kunna bedöma resultaten och avgöra hur väl programmen har uppfyllt Sidas prioriteringar och svarat mot ländernas behov inom immateriella rättigheter (Intellectual Property), ska ett resultatuppföljningsseminarium arrangeras hösten 2014 och en utvärderingskonsult upphandlas för att lyfta fram resultat, erfarenheter (lessons learned) och för att ge rekommendationer för framtida program. Utvärderingskonsulten och PRV ska i samarbete ta fram en enkät som skickas till alla tidigare kursdeltagarna. Val av deltagare till resultatseminariet baseras på enkätresultat, spridning över representerad länder och görs av utvärderingskonsulten tillsammans med projektledaren från PRV. PRV ska bistå utvärderingskonsulten med programdokumentation och assistera med administration av datasamling till exempel genom deltagarintervjuer. Även vissa av deltagarnas organisation/myndighet/företag och ansvariga från FN organ WIPO ska intervjuas. Målet med utvärderingen och resultatseminariet är att kunna ta fram resultat och ge en analys inom området Intellectual Property (IP) för Sidas och PRVs framtida planering och beslut om nya program. Det föreslås en tilldelning på 3.600.000 svenska kronor för resultatseminariet, medan utvärderingskonsulten föreslås en budgettilldelning på maximalt 750.000 svenska kronor. Tidsramen för utvärderingen är under 2014 med en inledningsfas under våren för att bland annat framtagningen av enkäten och under hösten för att medverka i resultatseminariet. Ett slutrapport från utvärderingskonsulten ska inkomma senast 3 månader efter att resultatseminariet genomförts. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2857568 2857568 0 2857568 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket 2857568 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket SE-0-SE-6-54050446-5405044603 Sweden PRV has been running three International Training Programs (ITP) for over the past ten years with over 700 participants. In order to assess the results and determine how well the program meets Sida's priorities and responds to the needs of the countries in the area of ??IP rights (Intellectual Property), a results seminar will be held in autumn 2014 and an evaluation consultant engaged to take up the results, experiences (lessons learned) and to provide recommendations for future programs. The evaluation consultant and PRV will cooperate on developing a survey to be sent to all former students. Selection of participants for results seminar will be will be made by the evaluation consultant and a project manager from PRV and based on the survey response, the number of countries represented. PRV shall assist the evaluation consultant with program documentation and assist with the administration of data collection such as interviews with participants. Some of the participants' organization / authority / company and responsible persons at the UN agency WIPO will also be interviewed. The objective of evaluation and performance workshop is to highlight results from the ITPs and provide an analysis of the area Intellectual Property (IP) for future Sida and PRV planning and decisions of new programs. It is proposed that allotted 3,600,000 Swedish crowns be allocated for the results seminar, while the proposed budget for the evaluation consultant is a maximum budget of 750,000 Swedish crowns. The time frame for the evaluation is in 2014 with an inception period in the spring which includes cooperation on the development of the survey and in the fall in the participation in the results seminar. A final report must be submitted not later than 3 months after the results seminar end. Patent och registreringsverket (PRV) har genomfört tre Internationella utbildningsprogram (ITP) per år i tio år och har haft över 700 deltagare under åren. För att kunna bedöma resultaten och avgöra hur väl programmen har uppfyllt Sidas prioriteringar och svarat mot ländernas behov inom immateriella rättigheter (Intellectual Property), ska ett resultatuppföljningsseminarium arrangeras hösten 2014 och en utvärderingskonsult upphandlas för att lyfta fram resultat, erfarenheter (lessons learned) och för att ge rekommendationer för framtida program. Utvärderingskonsulten och PRV ska i samarbete ta fram en enkät som skickas till alla tidigare kursdeltagarna. Val av deltagare till resultatseminariet baseras på enkätresultat, spridning över representerad länder och görs av utvärderingskonsulten tillsammans med projektledaren från PRV. PRV ska bistå utvärderingskonsulten med programdokumentation och assistera med administration av datasamling till exempel genom deltagarintervjuer. Även vissa av deltagarnas organisation/myndighet/företag och ansvariga från FN organ WIPO ska intervjuas. Målet med utvärderingen och resultatseminariet är att kunna ta fram resultat och ge en analys inom området Intellectual Property (IP) för Sidas och PRVs framtida planering och beslut om nya program. Det föreslås en tilldelning på 3.600.000 svenska kronor för resultatseminariet, medan utvärderingskonsulten föreslås en budgettilldelning på maximalt 750.000 svenska kronor. Tidsramen för utvärderingen är under 2014 med en inledningsfas under våren för att bland annat framtagningen av enkäten och under hösten för att medverka i resultatseminariet. Ett slutrapport från utvärderingskonsulten ska inkomma senast 3 månader efter att resultatseminariet genomförts. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -383340 0 -383341 PRV/Patent- och registreringsverket SE-0-SE-6-54060024 Sweden Support to the Martket Transformation Initiative (MTI) by WWF. The program aims to increase the proportion of certified production of a number of key commodities, including timber, pulp & paper, palm oil, tuna and cotton. Världsnaturfonden WWF har ansökt om totalt 68 MSEK för att utföra programmet Making Markets Work for People and Nature phase II - scaling up and defining impacts. Programmet ska genomföras under perioden 2014-2018 och är en del av det globala WWF-nätverkets initiativ Market Transformation Initiative (MTI). Insatsen utgör en fortsättning på ett liknande program som Sida finansierade under perioden 2011-2014. Det långsiktiga målet med insatsen är att minska människans ekologiska fotavtryck genom att verka för hållbar produktion av ett antal råvaror (timmer, pappersmassa, soja, bomull, tonfisk och odlad fisk) vars inverkan på miljö och utveckling är särskilt stor. Snarare än att direkt försöka påverka alla världens konsumenter (7 miljarder) eller producenter (1-2 miljarder) av råvaror, fokuserar insatsen på de 300-500 multinationella företag som dominerar den globala råvaruhandeln. Därigenom hoppas Världsnaturfonden WWF att påverka hela marknaden för dessa råvaror så att producenter i utvecklingsläder får incitament att övergå till socialt och miljömässigt hållbar produktion. När andelen certifierad råvaroproduktion på den globala marknaden ökar till den grad att hållbar produktion bli normen har råvarumarknaden transformerats. Världsnaturfonden WWF uppskattar att möjligheten till marknadstransformation finns då ca 25% av den globala produktionen utgörs av certifierade råvaror. MTI strävar efter att nå detta mål år 2020 för flertalet råvaror. Insatsen ska bidra till att skapa, utveckla och marknadsföra standards för certifiering av hållbar produktion. Utsedda/ackrediterade organisationer eller sammanslutningar ansvarar för dessa standards och genomför certifiering av företagen. Till skillnad från många andra standards består WWF-stödda standards alltid av s.k. Multi-stakeholder Initiatives (MSIs) där representater från både företag, civila samhället och universitetsvärlden deltar i beslutsfattandet. Arbetet med certifiering kompletteras av riktade insatser mot myndigheter för att skapa eller förstärka nationell, regional och internationell lagstiftning/policies kring transparens, spårbarhet, legalitet och hållbarhet inom råvaruhandel och -produktion. WWF arbetar även med finansiella institutioner och i vissa fall direkt med producenter för att öka förutsättningarna för hållbar produktion. Det huvudsakliga verktyget för att nå insatsens mål är kommunikation - dialog med företag, anordnande av seminarier och workshops, påverkansarbete samt nätverkande. WWF-nätverket försöker utnyttja sitt goda namn och rykte för att skapa mötesplatser för intressenter med vitt skilda utgångspunkter. Detta arbete kompletteras med teknisk assistans, bl.a. till producenter och myndigheter men även direkt till de stora företagen, t.ex. genom materialitetsanalyser av leverantörskedjor. WWF utför också granskning och uppföljning av standards genom ett egenkomponerat analysverktyg (CAT). MTI är ett av WWF-nätverkets 13 globala initiativ, som implementeras av ett antal olika WWF-kontor världen över. MTI administreras från WWF Nederländerna men har personal spridda över hela WWF-nätverket. En exekutiv ledningsgrupp, vars ordförande sitter i WWF-USA, styr arbetet. Detta innebär att MTI inte är en juridisk person och att Sidas stöd kanaliseras vidare från Världsnaturfonden WWF till ett antal olika WWF-kontor som implementerar MTI-projekt. Visst stöd från Världsanturfonden WWF är kärnstöd till MTI:s kontor på WWF Nederländerna (57% av budgeten), vilket dels gör det möjligt för MTI att stärka sin globala samordning och erhålla synergi mellan insatser, dels gör det lättare att ändra strategisk inriktning vid behov, t ex öka satsningen i BRIIC länderna som varit de svåraste länderna att erhålla resultat i. Den totala budgeten för alla MTI-relaterade program beräknas till ca 250 MSEK per år, av vilka Sidas bidrag utgör ca 7%. Sustainable production of high-impact soft commodities at scale, which will result in: a. Improved livelihoods b. Improved environmental conditions c. Stable markets for sustainable commodities Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Trade policy and administrative management Trade Policies & Regulations Market Transformation Initiative (WWF-MTI) har under perioden arbetet för att tippa den global värdekedjan mot ökad hållbarhet genom användandet av och förstärkandet av frivilliga hållbarhetsstandarder. MTI har fokuserat på marknadsmekanismer inom en rad varugrupper för att reducera deras fotavtryck inom skog/pappersmasseindustri, fiske, vattenbruk och jordbruksprodukter, inklusive palmolja och bomull i områden av hög konserveringsrelevans. De frivilliga hållbarhetsstandarderna har visat sig vara effektiva verktyg för att bryta jämvikten mellan ohållbar produktion och efterfråga på de utvalda varugrupperna och skapat ett incitament för ökad hållbarhet i produktionen inom globala värdekedjor. Tematiskt har fokus på småbrukare och samhällen såväl som på policy och finansieringsfrågor. Det har funnits ett effektivt engagemang hos internationella företag och några inflytelserika samarbeten har skapats. Antagandet att efterfrågan i sig skapar incitament till mer ansvarsfull produktion är beroende på att globala företag ändrar de krav de ställer på bättre och mer hållbar produktion inom sina försörjningskedjor. Företag som säljer till länder där hållbarhetsagendan släpar efter har dock inte liknande incitament på grund av begränsad medvetenhet eller intresse från regeringar eller konsumenter och lägre reglerings-och anseende risk. Andra incitament för bättre produktion än certifiering behövs för försörjningskedjor i länder/regioner där hållbarhetsagendan släpar efter. Trovärdiga hållbarhetsstandarder har spelat en viktig roll för att omvandla marknader som inte kan mätas bara när det gäller ökningar i certifieringar. Genom hållbarhetsstandardernas multi-intressentplattformar, har det civila samhället, producenter och värdekedjeföretag kommit samman och kollektivt definierat hur ansvarsfull produktion ser ut på marken och arbetade mot gemensamma lösningar på komplexa utmaningar. Hållbarhetsstandarder har också lyckats ge företag möjlighet att hantera risker, bidra till att ändra dialogen inom vissa sektorer och har banat väg för och visat mer hållbara metoder och deras genomförbarhet. Det finns därför många positiva effekter av standarder och certifiering för arbetstagare, producenter och miljö. Trovärdiga standarder har visat förmåga att sammanföra olika aktörer och intressen tillsammans för en gemensam agenda. Men det har också i ökad grad utkristalliserat sig begränsningarna av certifiering som ett verktyg för att driva förändring i råvaru-produktionssystem i stor skala. Certifiering i sig kan inte heller alltid den bästa metoden för att förbättra hållbarheten för producenterna, särskilt i eftersläpande länder och bland småbrukare globalt. De akuta utmaningar som världen står inför från klimatförändringarna, fattigdomen, avskogningen, mark-och vattenföroreningarna och kränkningarna av de mänskliga rättigheterna behöver fler aktörer och verktyg. Partnerskap har blivit mer komplexa. Just i fallen av de svagaste producenterna och i fattigdomsperspektiv kan en ensidig fokusering på certifierings/standard ansatser minska eller t o m motverka hållbarhetsutveckling inom dessa grupper i o m att certifieringsprocessen t ex medför vissa initiala kostnader som inte kan bäras av de svagaste producenterna och andra typer av risker som medför exkludering snarare än integrering av de svagaste i ett hållbarhetssammanhang i social, ekonomisk och miljömässigt hänseende. Det finns även en risk att standard/certifieringsansatsen blir ett mål i sig vilket medför att hållbarhet i producent/värdekedjan blir en mål enbart inom en begränsad niche som är kopplad till handel. Oftast drivs också frågan kring ett konsumentengagemang kring hållbarhet och hållbar produktion som tenderar att fr a finnas i den norra hemisfären.  Ofta finns det ingen lokal efterfråga eller prioritet för hållbart producerade varor utan mer fokusering på varans pris. Det kan i sig innebära ökade inkomstklyftor mellan de som har resurser att certifiera och de som inte har dessa resurser. Det är oklart om certifierings/standard processerna leder till ökad grad av hållbarhetsmedvetande lokalt i producentländerna utan det finns en tydlig "väst" profil i efterfrågan. De olika standarderna har också en begränsad andel av total produktion inom varugruppen (RSPO 21%, FSC 14% MSC Tonfisk 20%, BCI 12%, ASC Räkor 4% ASC lax 28%). Programmet förlängdes under sista halvåret 2018. Avsikten med förlängningen vara att skapa förutsättningar att dra lärdom av de två faserna som MTI-programmet genomgått och fr a kring frivilliga hållbarhetsstandarder och dess roller som drivkraft för ökad hållbarhet samt frågan om en övergång mot landskapsansatser. Det finns styrkor inom hållbarhetsstandarder som i hög grad gynnar producenter i termer högre grad av social, ekonomisk och miljömässig hållbarhet. Samtidigt är dessa standarder starkt kopplade till handel, deltagande i värdekedjor, att det finns en garanterad avkastning för produkter som framställts enligt dessa standarder vilket i sig kräver en stark efterfråga från konsumenterna. En landskapsansats skulle ha möjlighet att tydligare integrera alla aktörer i en sammanhang som potentiellt skulle kunna skapa möjligheter att integrera alla producenter i ett hållbarhetssammanhang som inte nödvändigtvis skulle kräva en certifieringsprocess utan skulle kunna inkludera vägar mot ökad hållbarhet inklusive kunskapsöverföring kring produktionsaspekter som minskar kostnader, t ex  minska användning av bekämpningsmedel, förbättrade processer och på andra sätt bidra till ökad grad av hållbarhet. Det i sig skulle kunna öka möjligheten för fler att delta i värdekedjor och på sikt kunna delta i ett certifieringssammanhang. Det skull också kunna vara en framkomlig väg för policyförändring mot ökad hållbarhet, integrering av lokala konsumenter i processen och stimulera lokal efterfråga på hållbart producerade varor. Därför har en de studier som gjordes inom ramen för MTI utvärderingen och det efterföljande arbetet under förlängningen sökt bättre förstå och hitta sätt att integrera landskapsansatsen i ett funktionellt sammanhang kring hur hållbarhet kan utvecklas som ett helhetsperspektiv. Rapporten ger därför många viktiga insikter kring hållbarhet inom värdekedjor och som bas för ökad hållbarhet i producentledet fr a när det gäller små och resurssvaga producenter.           No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54060024-5406002401 Sweden Support to the Martket Transformation Initiative (MTI) by WWF. The program aims to increase the proportion of certified production of a number of key commodities, including timber, pulp & paper, palm oil, tuna and cotton. Världsnaturfonden WWF har ansökt om totalt 68 MSEK för att utföra programmet Making Markets Work for People and Nature phase II - scaling up and defining impacts. Programmet ska genomföras under perioden 2014-2018 och är en del av det globala WWF-nätverkets initiativ Market Transformation Initiative (MTI). Insatsen utgör en fortsättning på ett liknande program som Sida finansierade under perioden 2011-2014. Det långsiktiga målet med insatsen är att minska människans ekologiska fotavtryck genom att verka för hållbar produktion av ett antal råvaror (timmer, pappersmassa, soja, bomull, tonfisk och odlad fisk) vars inverkan på miljö och utveckling är särskilt stor. Snarare än att direkt försöka påverka alla världens konsumenter (7 miljarder) eller producenter (1-2 miljarder) av råvaror, fokuserar insatsen på de 300-500 multinationella företag som dominerar den globala råvaruhandeln. Därigenom hoppas Världsnaturfonden WWF att påverka hela marknaden för dessa råvaror så att producenter i utvecklingsläder får incitament att övergå till socialt och miljömässigt hållbar produktion. När andelen certifierad råvaroproduktion på den globala marknaden ökar till den grad att hållbar produktion bli normen har råvarumarknaden transformerats. Världsnaturfonden WWF uppskattar att möjligheten till marknadstransformation finns då ca 25% av den globala produktionen utgörs av certifierade råvaror. MTI strävar efter att nå detta mål år 2020 för flertalet råvaror. Insatsen ska bidra till att skapa, utveckla och marknadsföra standards för certifiering av hållbar produktion. Utsedda/ackrediterade organisationer eller sammanslutningar ansvarar för dessa standards och genomför certifiering av företagen. Till skillnad från många andra standards består WWF-stödda standards alltid av s.k. Multi-stakeholder Initiatives (MSIs) där representater från både företag, civila samhället och universitetsvärlden deltar i beslutsfattandet. Arbetet med certifiering kompletteras av riktade insatser mot myndigheter för att skapa eller förstärka nationell, regional och internationell lagstiftning/policies kring transparens, spårbarhet, legalitet och hållbarhet inom råvaruhandel och -produktion. WWF arbetar även med finansiella institutioner och i vissa fall direkt med producenter för att öka förutsättningarna för hållbar produktion. Det huvudsakliga verktyget för att nå insatsens mål är kommunikation - dialog med företag, anordnande av seminarier och workshops, påverkansarbete samt nätverkande. WWF-nätverket försöker utnyttja sitt goda namn och rykte för att skapa mötesplatser för intressenter med vitt skilda utgångspunkter. Detta arbete kompletteras med teknisk assistans, bl.a. till producenter och myndigheter men även direkt till de stora företagen, t.ex. genom materialitetsanalyser av leverantörskedjor. WWF utför också granskning och uppföljning av standards genom ett egenkomponerat analysverktyg (CAT). MTI är ett av WWF-nätverkets 13 globala initiativ, som implementeras av ett antal olika WWF-kontor världen över. MTI administreras från WWF Nederländerna men har personal spridda över hela WWF-nätverket. En exekutiv ledningsgrupp, vars ordförande sitter i WWF-USA, styr arbetet. Detta innebär att MTI inte är en juridisk person och att Sidas stöd kanaliseras vidare från Världsnaturfonden WWF till ett antal olika WWF-kontor som implementerar MTI-projekt. Visst stöd från Världsanturfonden WWF är kärnstöd till MTI:s kontor på WWF Nederländerna (57% av budgeten), vilket dels gör det möjligt för MTI att stärka sin globala samordning och erhålla synergi mellan insatser, dels gör det lättare att ändra strategisk inriktning vid behov, t ex öka satsningen i BRIIC länderna som varit de svåraste länderna att erhålla resultat i. Den totala budgeten för alla MTI-relaterade program beräknas till ca 250 MSEK per år, av vilka Sidas bidrag utgör ca 7%. Sustainable production of high-impact soft commodities at scale, which will result in: a. Improved livelihoods b. Improved environmental conditions c. 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The program aims to increase the proportion of certified production of a number of key commodities, including timber, pulp & paper, palm oil, tuna and cotton. Världsnaturfonden WWF har ansökt om totalt 68 MSEK för att utföra programmet Making Markets Work for People and Nature phase II - scaling up and defining impacts. Programmet ska genomföras under perioden 2014-2018 och är en del av det globala WWF-nätverkets initiativ Market Transformation Initiative (MTI). Insatsen utgör en fortsättning på ett liknande program som Sida finansierade under perioden 2011-2014. Det långsiktiga målet med insatsen är att minska människans ekologiska fotavtryck genom att verka för hållbar produktion av ett antal råvaror (timmer, pappersmassa, soja, bomull, tonfisk och odlad fisk) vars inverkan på miljö och utveckling är särskilt stor. Snarare än att direkt försöka påverka alla världens konsumenter (7 miljarder) eller producenter (1-2 miljarder) av råvaror, fokuserar insatsen på de 300-500 multinationella företag som dominerar den globala råvaruhandeln. Därigenom hoppas Världsnaturfonden WWF att påverka hela marknaden för dessa råvaror så att producenter i utvecklingsläder får incitament att övergå till socialt och miljömässigt hållbar produktion. När andelen certifierad råvaroproduktion på den globala marknaden ökar till den grad att hållbar produktion bli normen har råvarumarknaden transformerats. Världsnaturfonden WWF uppskattar att möjligheten till marknadstransformation finns då ca 25% av den globala produktionen utgörs av certifierade råvaror. MTI strävar efter att nå detta mål år 2020 för flertalet råvaror. Insatsen ska bidra till att skapa, utveckla och marknadsföra standards för certifiering av hållbar produktion. Utsedda/ackrediterade organisationer eller sammanslutningar ansvarar för dessa standards och genomför certifiering av företagen. Till skillnad från många andra standards består WWF-stödda standards alltid av s.k. Multi-stakeholder Initiatives (MSIs) där representater från både företag, civila samhället och universitetsvärlden deltar i beslutsfattandet. Arbetet med certifiering kompletteras av riktade insatser mot myndigheter för att skapa eller förstärka nationell, regional och internationell lagstiftning/policies kring transparens, spårbarhet, legalitet och hållbarhet inom råvaruhandel och -produktion. WWF arbetar även med finansiella institutioner och i vissa fall direkt med producenter för att öka förutsättningarna för hållbar produktion. Det huvudsakliga verktyget för att nå insatsens mål är kommunikation - dialog med företag, anordnande av seminarier och workshops, påverkansarbete samt nätverkande. WWF-nätverket försöker utnyttja sitt goda namn och rykte för att skapa mötesplatser för intressenter med vitt skilda utgångspunkter. Detta arbete kompletteras med teknisk assistans, bl.a. till producenter och myndigheter men även direkt till de stora företagen, t.ex. genom materialitetsanalyser av leverantörskedjor. WWF utför också granskning och uppföljning av standards genom ett egenkomponerat analysverktyg (CAT). MTI är ett av WWF-nätverkets 13 globala initiativ, som implementeras av ett antal olika WWF-kontor världen över. MTI administreras från WWF Nederländerna men har personal spridda över hela WWF-nätverket. En exekutiv ledningsgrupp, vars ordförande sitter i WWF-USA, styr arbetet. Detta innebär att MTI inte är en juridisk person och att Sidas stöd kanaliseras vidare från Världsnaturfonden WWF till ett antal olika WWF-kontor som implementerar MTI-projekt. Visst stöd från Världsanturfonden WWF är kärnstöd till MTI:s kontor på WWF Nederländerna (57% av budgeten), vilket dels gör det möjligt för MTI att stärka sin globala samordning och erhålla synergi mellan insatser, dels gör det lättare att ändra strategisk inriktning vid behov, t ex öka satsningen i BRIIC länderna som varit de svåraste länderna att erhålla resultat i. Den totala budgeten för alla MTI-relaterade program beräknas till ca 250 MSEK per år, av vilka Sidas bidrag utgör ca 7%. Sustainable production of high-impact soft commodities at scale, which will result in: a. Improved livelihoods b. Improved environmental conditions c. Stable markets for sustainable commodities Sweden WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 4000000 4000000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden 4000000 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden SE-0-SE-6-54060024-5406002403 Sweden Support to the Martket Transformation Initiative (MTI) by WWF. The program aims to increase the proportion of certified production of a number of key commodities, including timber, pulp & paper, palm oil, tuna and cotton. Världsnaturfonden WWF har ansökt om totalt 68 MSEK för att utföra programmet Making Markets Work for People and Nature phase II - scaling up and defining impacts. Programmet ska genomföras under perioden 2014-2018 och är en del av det globala WWF-nätverkets initiativ Market Transformation Initiative (MTI). Insatsen utgör en fortsättning på ett liknande program som Sida finansierade under perioden 2011-2014. Det långsiktiga målet med insatsen är att minska människans ekologiska fotavtryck genom att verka för hållbar produktion av ett antal råvaror (timmer, pappersmassa, soja, bomull, tonfisk och odlad fisk) vars inverkan på miljö och utveckling är särskilt stor. Snarare än att direkt försöka påverka alla världens konsumenter (7 miljarder) eller producenter (1-2 miljarder) av råvaror, fokuserar insatsen på de 300-500 multinationella företag som dominerar den globala råvaruhandeln. Därigenom hoppas Världsnaturfonden WWF att påverka hela marknaden för dessa råvaror så att producenter i utvecklingsläder får incitament att övergå till socialt och miljömässigt hållbar produktion. När andelen certifierad råvaroproduktion på den globala marknaden ökar till den grad att hållbar produktion bli normen har råvarumarknaden transformerats. Världsnaturfonden WWF uppskattar att möjligheten till marknadstransformation finns då ca 25% av den globala produktionen utgörs av certifierade råvaror. MTI strävar efter att nå detta mål år 2020 för flertalet råvaror. Insatsen ska bidra till att skapa, utveckla och marknadsföra standards för certifiering av hållbar produktion. Utsedda/ackrediterade organisationer eller sammanslutningar ansvarar för dessa standards och genomför certifiering av företagen. Till skillnad från många andra standards består WWF-stödda standards alltid av s.k. Multi-stakeholder Initiatives (MSIs) där representater från både företag, civila samhället och universitetsvärlden deltar i beslutsfattandet. Arbetet med certifiering kompletteras av riktade insatser mot myndigheter för att skapa eller förstärka nationell, regional och internationell lagstiftning/policies kring transparens, spårbarhet, legalitet och hållbarhet inom råvaruhandel och -produktion. WWF arbetar även med finansiella institutioner och i vissa fall direkt med producenter för att öka förutsättningarna för hållbar produktion. Det huvudsakliga verktyget för att nå insatsens mål är kommunikation - dialog med företag, anordnande av seminarier och workshops, påverkansarbete samt nätverkande. WWF-nätverket försöker utnyttja sitt goda namn och rykte för att skapa mötesplatser för intressenter med vitt skilda utgångspunkter. Detta arbete kompletteras med teknisk assistans, bl.a. till producenter och myndigheter men även direkt till de stora företagen, t.ex. genom materialitetsanalyser av leverantörskedjor. WWF utför också granskning och uppföljning av standards genom ett egenkomponerat analysverktyg (CAT). MTI är ett av WWF-nätverkets 13 globala initiativ, som implementeras av ett antal olika WWF-kontor världen över. MTI administreras från WWF Nederländerna men har personal spridda över hela WWF-nätverket. En exekutiv ledningsgrupp, vars ordförande sitter i WWF-USA, styr arbetet. Detta innebär att MTI inte är en juridisk person och att Sidas stöd kanaliseras vidare från Världsnaturfonden WWF till ett antal olika WWF-kontor som implementerar MTI-projekt. Visst stöd från Världsanturfonden WWF är kärnstöd till MTI:s kontor på WWF Nederländerna (57% av budgeten), vilket dels gör det möjligt för MTI att stärka sin globala samordning och erhålla synergi mellan insatser, dels gör det lättare att ändra strategisk inriktning vid behov, t ex öka satsningen i BRIIC länderna som varit de svåraste länderna att erhålla resultat i. Den totala budgeten för alla MTI-relaterade program beräknas till ca 250 MSEK per år, av vilka Sidas bidrag utgör ca 7%. Sustainable production of high-impact soft commodities at scale, which will result in: a. Improved livelihoods b. Improved environmental conditions c. Stable markets for sustainable commodities Sweden WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 -7718 -7718.4 WWF/World Wide Fund for Nature, Sweden Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-54060133 Sweden Produce information material with women in the center, with the aim of providing in-depth knowledge of the situation in IMs countries of operation, the driving forces for development and the role women's rights play. IM har inkommit med en ansökan om totalt 5 266 656 SEK under perioden 2015 till 2017. Ansökan är uppställd i enlighet med Sidas instruktion för bidrag till svenska civilsamhällesorganisationers informations- och kommunikationsarbete i Sverige. Sida bedömer att den föreslagna verksamheten bidrar till regeringens informations- och kommunikationsstrategis övergripande mål att 'den svenska allmänheten har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd, dess resultat samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkrafter i utvecklingsländer'. IM vill producera filmer, texter och bilder som ska utgöra en kommunikationsplattform, med bas på IM:s webbplats. Materialet ska sedan få spridning framför allt genom att medlemmar, volontärer och givare väljer att använda och/eller dela materialet. Film är särskilt viktigt och ska tillgängliggöras via bl. a. Youtube men också genom en Online Video Platform (OVP), som ska integreras på webbplatsen. Genom insatsen vill man öka och fördjupa kunskapen om situationen i IM:s verksamhetsländer, vad som är drivkrafterna för utveckling och vilken roll kvinnors rättigheter spelar för socio-ekonomisk utveckling. Den svenska allmänheten nås framför allt via IM:s 5500 medlemmar, 1500 volontärer och 45000 givare. Dessa förväntas vidareförmedla och använda materialet på IM:s webbplats. Filmer ska också visas i IM:s butiker och man förväntar sig att materialet ska användas vid föreläsningar i skolor. IM avser att genomföra insatsen i enlighet med följande tidplan: 2015 - rekrytering av personal, anlitande av externa kontakter samt produktion i lokalsamhällen i sex länder (Guatemala, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Palestina, Indien och Nepal) och revideringar. 2016 - publikation och spridning i de fördefinierade målgrupperna samt bland externa målgrupper. 2017 - forts. publikation och spridning i de fördefinierade målgrupperna samt bland externa målgrupper samt uppföljning och utvärdering. De långsiktiga förväntade effekterna är att medvetandegöra den svenska allmänheten om hur människors liv ser ut i låg- och medelinkomstländer, om utvecklingens drivkrafter samt hur biståndsinsatser kan förbättra livskvaliteten hos IM:s målgrupper. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified Under insatsperioden har IM framgångsrikt producerat bland annat sex filmer i serien Handlingskraft, lärarmaterial med tre utbildningsfilmer, ett flertal artiklar, utställningar på mässor vid elva tillfällen och ett antal föreläsningar samt studiecirkeltillfällen. Samtliga Handlingskraftfilmerna har producerats i en kortare och en längre version. Filmerna har sedan spridits via sociala medier, visats på mässor och dylikt och har även använts under IM:s voluntärutbildningar. Filmerna lyckades inte få spridning via public service trots arbete från IM:s håll. Däremot uppnådde IM många andra förväntade och oförväntade resultat med insatsen. Några exempel på förväntade resultat inkluderar t.ex. IM:s publiceringar av de framtagna filmerna på youtube. IM publicerade sina sex olika filmer i två olika längder, dvs tolv filmer totalt. Dessa filmer sågs av 3589 personer, vilket är mer än tre gånger så många som IM hade förväntat sig. Hälften av tittarna på Youtube såg klart på filmerna och avbröt inte tittandet i förtid. Enligt IM:s utvärderingsteam är detta ett högt värde för ”drop out rate” då det gäller för de långa filmerna. Att så många valde att se på hela filmen är en stark indikator för att filmen verkligen fångade intresse och ett tecken för att filmen också höjde tittarens medvetenhet och kunskapsnivå. Det är i sammanhanget viktigt att notera att distributionen fortsätter efter redovisningsperiodens slut och att kvantitativt ökar måluppfyllelsen under år 2018 och vidare under ett flertal år. Insatsen hade även några resultat som inte var förväntade. T.ex. användes en av filmerna under 2018 i samband med ett evenemang arrangerat i samarbete med FN:s högkommissarie för mänskliga rättigheter i Moldavien. Ett annat exempel är att filmen från Jordanien om Mona Nahla var nominerad som bästa ”Short fiction documentary” på Arabic Film Festival som är en av Europas största filmfestival för arabisk film. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54060133-5406013301 Sweden Produce information material with women in the center, with the aim of providing in-depth knowledge of the situation in IMs countries of operation, the driving forces for development and the role women's rights play. IM har inkommit med en ansökan om totalt 5 266 656 SEK under perioden 2015 till 2017. Ansökan är uppställd i enlighet med Sidas instruktion för bidrag till svenska civilsamhällesorganisationers informations- och kommunikationsarbete i Sverige. Sida bedömer att den föreslagna verksamheten bidrar till regeringens informations- och kommunikationsstrategis övergripande mål att 'den svenska allmänheten har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd, dess resultat samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkrafter i utvecklingsländer'. IM vill producera filmer, texter och bilder som ska utgöra en kommunikationsplattform, med bas på IM:s webbplats. Materialet ska sedan få spridning framför allt genom att medlemmar, volontärer och givare väljer att använda och/eller dela materialet. Film är särskilt viktigt och ska tillgängliggöras via bl. a. Youtube men också genom en Online Video Platform (OVP), som ska integreras på webbplatsen. Genom insatsen vill man öka och fördjupa kunskapen om situationen i IM:s verksamhetsländer, vad som är drivkrafterna för utveckling och vilken roll kvinnors rättigheter spelar för socio-ekonomisk utveckling. Den svenska allmänheten nås framför allt via IM:s 5500 medlemmar, 1500 volontärer och 45000 givare. Dessa förväntas vidareförmedla och använda materialet på IM:s webbplats. Filmer ska också visas i IM:s butiker och man förväntar sig att materialet ska användas vid föreläsningar i skolor. IM avser att genomföra insatsen i enlighet med följande tidplan: 2015 - rekrytering av personal, anlitande av externa kontakter samt produktion i lokalsamhällen i sex länder (Guatemala, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Palestina, Indien och Nepal) och revideringar. 2016 - publikation och spridning i de fördefinierade målgrupperna samt bland externa målgrupper. 2017 - forts. publikation och spridning i de fördefinierade målgrupperna samt bland externa målgrupper samt uppföljning och utvärdering. De långsiktiga förväntade effekterna är att medvetandegöra den svenska allmänheten om hur människors liv ser ut i låg- och medelinkomstländer, om utvecklingens drivkrafter samt hur biståndsinsatser kan förbättra livskvaliteten hos IM:s målgrupper. Sweden Individuell Människohjälp Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Individuell Människohjälp Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 0 0 0 0 2000000 1300000 -1300000 0 1300000 -1300000 2000000 Individuell Människohjälp 1000000 Individuell Människohjälp 1000000 Individuell Människohjälp SE-0-SE-6-54060133-5406013302 Sweden Produce information material with women in the center, with the aim of providing in-depth knowledge of the situation in IMs countries of operation, the driving forces for development and the role women's rights play. IM har inkommit med en ansökan om totalt 5 266 656 SEK under perioden 2015 till 2017. Ansökan är uppställd i enlighet med Sidas instruktion för bidrag till svenska civilsamhällesorganisationers informations- och kommunikationsarbete i Sverige. Sida bedömer att den föreslagna verksamheten bidrar till regeringens informations- och kommunikationsstrategis övergripande mål att 'den svenska allmänheten har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd, dess resultat samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkrafter i utvecklingsländer'. IM vill producera filmer, texter och bilder som ska utgöra en kommunikationsplattform, med bas på IM:s webbplats. Materialet ska sedan få spridning framför allt genom att medlemmar, volontärer och givare väljer att använda och/eller dela materialet. Film är särskilt viktigt och ska tillgängliggöras via bl. a. Youtube men också genom en Online Video Platform (OVP), som ska integreras på webbplatsen. Genom insatsen vill man öka och fördjupa kunskapen om situationen i IM:s verksamhetsländer, vad som är drivkrafterna för utveckling och vilken roll kvinnors rättigheter spelar för socio-ekonomisk utveckling. Den svenska allmänheten nås framför allt via IM:s 5500 medlemmar, 1500 volontärer och 45000 givare. Dessa förväntas vidareförmedla och använda materialet på IM:s webbplats. Filmer ska också visas i IM:s butiker och man förväntar sig att materialet ska användas vid föreläsningar i skolor. IM avser att genomföra insatsen i enlighet med följande tidplan: 2015 - rekrytering av personal, anlitande av externa kontakter samt produktion i lokalsamhällen i sex länder (Guatemala, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Palestina, Indien och Nepal) och revideringar. 2016 - publikation och spridning i de fördefinierade målgrupperna samt bland externa målgrupper. 2017 - forts. publikation och spridning i de fördefinierade målgrupperna samt bland externa målgrupper samt uppföljning och utvärdering. De långsiktiga förväntade effekterna är att medvetandegöra den svenska allmänheten om hur människors liv ser ut i låg- och medelinkomstländer, om utvecklingens drivkrafter samt hur biståndsinsatser kan förbättra livskvaliteten hos IM:s målgrupper. Sweden Individuell Människohjälp Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Individuell Människohjälp Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1300000 1300000 0 650000 0 0 650000 0 1300000 2600000 Individuell Människohjälp 1300000 Individuell Människohjälp 1300000 Individuell Människohjälp -95293 Individuell Människohjälp 95293 Individuell Människohjälp Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54060133-5406013303 Sweden Produce information material with women in the center, with the aim of providing in-depth knowledge of the situation in IMs countries of operation, the driving forces for development and the role women's rights play. IM har inkommit med en ansökan om totalt 5 266 656 SEK under perioden 2015 till 2017. Ansökan är uppställd i enlighet med Sidas instruktion för bidrag till svenska civilsamhällesorganisationers informations- och kommunikationsarbete i Sverige. Sida bedömer att den föreslagna verksamheten bidrar till regeringens informations- och kommunikationsstrategis övergripande mål att 'den svenska allmänheten har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd, dess resultat samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkrafter i utvecklingsländer'. IM vill producera filmer, texter och bilder som ska utgöra en kommunikationsplattform, med bas på IM:s webbplats. Materialet ska sedan få spridning framför allt genom att medlemmar, volontärer och givare väljer att använda och/eller dela materialet. Film är särskilt viktigt och ska tillgängliggöras via bl. a. Youtube men också genom en Online Video Platform (OVP), som ska integreras på webbplatsen. Genom insatsen vill man öka och fördjupa kunskapen om situationen i IM:s verksamhetsländer, vad som är drivkrafterna för utveckling och vilken roll kvinnors rättigheter spelar för socio-ekonomisk utveckling. Den svenska allmänheten nås framför allt via IM:s 5500 medlemmar, 1500 volontärer och 45000 givare. Dessa förväntas vidareförmedla och använda materialet på IM:s webbplats. Filmer ska också visas i IM:s butiker och man förväntar sig att materialet ska användas vid föreläsningar i skolor. IM avser att genomföra insatsen i enlighet med följande tidplan: 2015 - rekrytering av personal, anlitande av externa kontakter samt produktion i lokalsamhällen i sex länder (Guatemala, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Palestina, Indien och Nepal) och revideringar. 2016 - publikation och spridning i de fördefinierade målgrupperna samt bland externa målgrupper. 2017 - forts. publikation och spridning i de fördefinierade målgrupperna samt bland externa målgrupper samt uppföljning och utvärdering. De långsiktiga förväntade effekterna är att medvetandegöra den svenska allmänheten om hur människors liv ser ut i låg- och medelinkomstländer, om utvecklingens drivkrafter samt hur biståndsinsatser kan förbättra livskvaliteten hos IM:s målgrupper. Sweden Individuell Människohjälp Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Individuell Människohjälp Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -95293 -95293 Individuell Människohjälp Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54060151 Sweden The Swedish Pentecoastal missionary development cooperation intends to conduct a broad domestic information and communication campaign (2015-2017). The target groups will go beyond the local Pentecoastal communities targeting 3 to 4% of the Swedish population. The campaign will particularly emphasise on the Post 2015 Sustainable Development Goals. PMU har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om 7 800 000 SEK under perioden 2015 till 2017. Ansökan är uppställd i enlighet med Sidas instruktion för bidrag till svenska civilsamhällesorganisationers informations- och kommunikationsarbete i Sverige. PMU är en del av den internationella avdelningen inom Pingst Fria Församlingar i Samverkan (Pingst FFS). PMU ansvarar för utvecklingssamarbete och humanitärt arbete. Verksamheten syftar till fattigdomsbekämpning genom att stärka det civila samhället inom huvudsakligen demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, hälsa, försörjning och utbildning. PMU:s utvecklingssamarbete genomförs i ett trepartssamarbete mellan PMU, lokala partners i samarbetsländerna och svenska pingstförsamlingar. PMU:s övergripande mål för informations- och kommunikationsarbetet syftar till att öka kunskapen om situationen i utvecklingsländer samt om drivkrafterna för utveckling i låg- och medelinkomstländer inom pingströrelsen, men också i förhållande till den breda allmänheten: näringslivsnätverk, kunder i pingströrelsens second hand-butiker, skolor (lärare och elever), beslutsfattare, journalister och opinionsbildare. Insatsen som planeras till 2015, 2016 och 2017 innefattar tre huvudsakliga tematiska komponenter som också var för sig utgör tre årliga kampanjer: 1) Kvinnors rätt till hälsa (årlig kampanj i mars-maj där perspektiv mödrahälsovård, kvinnlig omskärelse och sexuellt våld i konflikter vägs in). 2) Kvinnors försörjning (årlig kampanj i juni-augusti där kvinnors egna försörjning som tas upp som ett effektivt medel att ta sig ur fattigdom). 3) Barns rättigheter (årlig kampanj i oktober-december där barns rättigheter i förhållande till FN:s barnkonvention lyfts fram). Sida bedömer att den föreslagna verksamheten bidrar till informations- och kommunikationsstrategins övergripande mål att 'den svenska allmänheten har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd, dess resultat samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkrafter i utvecklingsländer'. PMU:s mål beträffande informations- och kommunikationsarbetet är att 'medlemmar i svensk pingströrelse och den svenska allmänheten har ökad kunskap om, och ett ökat engagemang för, global rättvisa och en hållbar global utveckling, samt bidrar ekonomiskt till PMU:s utvecklingsinsatser och humanitära bistånd'. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified Insatsen som Pingstmissionens utvecklingssamarbete (PMU) genomförde hade som mål att ”'medlemmar i svensk pingströrelse och den svenska allmänheten har ökad kunskap om, och ett ökat engagemang för, global rättvisa och en hållbar global utveckling, samt bidrar ekonomiskt till PMU:s utvecklingsinsatser och humanitära bistånd”. För att uppnå detta genomfördes informationskampanjer som spreds bland annat via sociala medier, gudstjänster, skolor eller individuella personer som genomförde egna aktiviteter. Spridningen av informationsmaterialet i sociala medier fokuserade mest på Facebook, där antalet följare ökade konstant under insatsperioden. PMU anger t.ex. att deras film ”Jag har också en dröm” hade en räckvidd på 31 309 personer på Facebook. Dock anger räckvidd inte hur många personer som faktiskt nåddes av filmen, dvs. hur många personer som tittade på (hela) filmen. Det hade varit bra om PMU hade utvecklat analysen ytterligare för att problematisera kvantitativa siffror såsom räckvidd och inkluderade en analys av vad dessa siffror innebär. Rapporten inkluderar en kort sammanfattning där responsen i sociala medier redovisas genom en indelning i antal tittare, antal likes och antal delningar. Dock saknas en analys av hur dessa siffror bör tolkas och vad de betyder för insatsens måluppfyllelse. Rapporten inkluderar också positiva exempel på resultatuppföljning, där kvantitativ statistik kompletteras med kvalitativ statistik på ett bra sätt. Ett exempel är användningen av PMU:s informationsmaterial i skolor, där rapporten redovisar resultat längs hela resultatkedjan. T.ex. användes skolmaterial om flyktingsituationen i världen i en skola i Skåne och 41 skolelever tog del av materialet. I skolklassen var en flicka som nyligen hade flydd från Syrien till Sverige, vilket bidrog till att eleverna blev väldigt engagerade i flyktingsituationen. PMU bistod med material i form av filmer, informationsmaterial och boken ”Max, du behövs”. Barnen bestämde sig för att göra en insats och ordnade en loppis i kombination med kafé, korvgrillning, underhållning och lotteriförsäljning. Deras engagemang spred sig på skolan och fler klasser och föräldrar hakade på, inklusive rektorn. Allt skedde utanför elevernas skoltid. De lyckades samla ihop 13 321 kronor till PMU:s kampanj ”Syriens barn”. Eleverna blev nominerade och vann titeln ”Årets hjälte 2015” i den lokala tidningen i Helsingborg. Detta exempel visar en tydlig resultatkedja från aktivitet i form av användning av PMU:s materia i skolan till långsiktiga outcomes i form av resultat från engagemang. Att en av eleverna dessutom vann ett pris är ett exempel på ett icke-förväntat resultat. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54060151-5406015101 Sweden The Swedish Pentecoastal missionary development cooperation intends to conduct a broad domestic information and communication campaign (2015-2017). The target groups will go beyond the local Pentecoastal communities targeting 3 to 4% of the Swedish population. The campaign will particularly emphasise on the Post 2015 Sustainable Development Goals. PMU har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om 7 800 000 SEK under perioden 2015 till 2017. Ansökan är uppställd i enlighet med Sidas instruktion för bidrag till svenska civilsamhällesorganisationers informations- och kommunikationsarbete i Sverige. PMU är en del av den internationella avdelningen inom Pingst Fria Församlingar i Samverkan (Pingst FFS). PMU ansvarar för utvecklingssamarbete och humanitärt arbete. Verksamheten syftar till fattigdomsbekämpning genom att stärka det civila samhället inom huvudsakligen demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, hälsa, försörjning och utbildning. PMU:s utvecklingssamarbete genomförs i ett trepartssamarbete mellan PMU, lokala partners i samarbetsländerna och svenska pingstförsamlingar. PMU:s övergripande mål för informations- och kommunikationsarbetet syftar till att öka kunskapen om situationen i utvecklingsländer samt om drivkrafterna för utveckling i låg- och medelinkomstländer inom pingströrelsen, men också i förhållande till den breda allmänheten: näringslivsnätverk, kunder i pingströrelsens second hand-butiker, skolor (lärare och elever), beslutsfattare, journalister och opinionsbildare. Insatsen som planeras till 2015, 2016 och 2017 innefattar tre huvudsakliga tematiska komponenter som också var för sig utgör tre årliga kampanjer: 1) Kvinnors rätt till hälsa (årlig kampanj i mars-maj där perspektiv mödrahälsovård, kvinnlig omskärelse och sexuellt våld i konflikter vägs in). 2) Kvinnors försörjning (årlig kampanj i juni-augusti där kvinnors egna försörjning som tas upp som ett effektivt medel att ta sig ur fattigdom). 3) Barns rättigheter (årlig kampanj i oktober-december där barns rättigheter i förhållande till FN:s barnkonvention lyfts fram). Sida bedömer att den föreslagna verksamheten bidrar till informations- och kommunikationsstrategins övergripande mål att 'den svenska allmänheten har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd, dess resultat samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkrafter i utvecklingsländer'. PMU:s mål beträffande informations- och kommunikationsarbetet är att 'medlemmar i svensk pingströrelse och den svenska allmänheten har ökad kunskap om, och ett ökat engagemang för, global rättvisa och en hållbar global utveckling, samt bidrar ekonomiskt till PMU:s utvecklingsinsatser och humanitära bistånd'. Sweden Trossamfundet Pingst-Fria Församlingar i Samverkan Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Trossamfundet Pingst-Fria Församlingar i Samverkan Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1600000 1000000 0 -1600000 1600000 1000000 1600000 1600000 0 -1600000 2600000 Trossamfundet Pingst-Fria Församlingar i Samverkan 1000000 Trossamfundet Pingst-Fria Församlingar i Samverkan 600000 Trossamfundet Pingst-Fria Församlingar i Samverkan 1000000 Trossamfundet Pingst-Fria Församlingar i Samverkan SE-0-SE-6-54060151-5406015102 Sweden The Swedish Pentecoastal missionary development cooperation intends to conduct a broad domestic information and communication campaign (2015-2017). The target groups will go beyond the local Pentecoastal communities targeting 3 to 4% of the Swedish population. The campaign will particularly emphasise on the Post 2015 Sustainable Development Goals. PMU har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om 7 800 000 SEK under perioden 2015 till 2017. Ansökan är uppställd i enlighet med Sidas instruktion för bidrag till svenska civilsamhällesorganisationers informations- och kommunikationsarbete i Sverige. PMU är en del av den internationella avdelningen inom Pingst Fria Församlingar i Samverkan (Pingst FFS). PMU ansvarar för utvecklingssamarbete och humanitärt arbete. Verksamheten syftar till fattigdomsbekämpning genom att stärka det civila samhället inom huvudsakligen demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, hälsa, försörjning och utbildning. PMU:s utvecklingssamarbete genomförs i ett trepartssamarbete mellan PMU, lokala partners i samarbetsländerna och svenska pingstförsamlingar. PMU:s övergripande mål för informations- och kommunikationsarbetet syftar till att öka kunskapen om situationen i utvecklingsländer samt om drivkrafterna för utveckling i låg- och medelinkomstländer inom pingströrelsen, men också i förhållande till den breda allmänheten: näringslivsnätverk, kunder i pingströrelsens second hand-butiker, skolor (lärare och elever), beslutsfattare, journalister och opinionsbildare. Insatsen som planeras till 2015, 2016 och 2017 innefattar tre huvudsakliga tematiska komponenter som också var för sig utgör tre årliga kampanjer: 1) Kvinnors rätt till hälsa (årlig kampanj i mars-maj där perspektiv mödrahälsovård, kvinnlig omskärelse och sexuellt våld i konflikter vägs in). 2) Kvinnors försörjning (årlig kampanj i juni-augusti där kvinnors egna försörjning som tas upp som ett effektivt medel att ta sig ur fattigdom). 3) Barns rättigheter (årlig kampanj i oktober-december där barns rättigheter i förhållande till FN:s barnkonvention lyfts fram). Sida bedömer att den föreslagna verksamheten bidrar till informations- och kommunikationsstrategins övergripande mål att 'den svenska allmänheten har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd, dess resultat samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkrafter i utvecklingsländer'. PMU:s mål beträffande informations- och kommunikationsarbetet är att 'medlemmar i svensk pingströrelse och den svenska allmänheten har ökad kunskap om, och ett ökat engagemang för, global rättvisa och en hållbar global utveckling, samt bidrar ekonomiskt till PMU:s utvecklingsinsatser och humanitära bistånd'. Sweden Trossamfundet Pingst-Fria Församlingar i Samverkan Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Trossamfundet Pingst-Fria Församlingar i Samverkan Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 600000 1600000 1000000 0 600000 600000 2200000 Trossamfundet Pingst-Fria Församlingar i Samverkan 600000 Trossamfundet Pingst-Fria Församlingar i Samverkan 1000000 Trossamfundet Pingst-Fria Församlingar i Samverkan 600000 Trossamfundet Pingst-Fria Församlingar i Samverkan Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54060151-5406015103 Sweden The Swedish Pentecoastal missionary development cooperation intends to conduct a broad domestic information and communication campaign (2015-2017). The target groups will go beyond the local Pentecoastal communities targeting 3 to 4% of the Swedish population. The campaign will particularly emphasise on the Post 2015 Sustainable Development Goals. PMU har inkommit med en ansökan till Sida om 7 800 000 SEK under perioden 2015 till 2017. Ansökan är uppställd i enlighet med Sidas instruktion för bidrag till svenska civilsamhällesorganisationers informations- och kommunikationsarbete i Sverige. PMU är en del av den internationella avdelningen inom Pingst Fria Församlingar i Samverkan (Pingst FFS). PMU ansvarar för utvecklingssamarbete och humanitärt arbete. Verksamheten syftar till fattigdomsbekämpning genom att stärka det civila samhället inom huvudsakligen demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet, hälsa, försörjning och utbildning. PMU:s utvecklingssamarbete genomförs i ett trepartssamarbete mellan PMU, lokala partners i samarbetsländerna och svenska pingstförsamlingar. PMU:s övergripande mål för informations- och kommunikationsarbetet syftar till att öka kunskapen om situationen i utvecklingsländer samt om drivkrafterna för utveckling i låg- och medelinkomstländer inom pingströrelsen, men också i förhållande till den breda allmänheten: näringslivsnätverk, kunder i pingströrelsens second hand-butiker, skolor (lärare och elever), beslutsfattare, journalister och opinionsbildare. Insatsen som planeras till 2015, 2016 och 2017 innefattar tre huvudsakliga tematiska komponenter som också var för sig utgör tre årliga kampanjer: 1) Kvinnors rätt till hälsa (årlig kampanj i mars-maj där perspektiv mödrahälsovård, kvinnlig omskärelse och sexuellt våld i konflikter vägs in). 2) Kvinnors försörjning (årlig kampanj i juni-augusti där kvinnors egna försörjning som tas upp som ett effektivt medel att ta sig ur fattigdom). 3) Barns rättigheter (årlig kampanj i oktober-december där barns rättigheter i förhållande till FN:s barnkonvention lyfts fram). Sida bedömer att den föreslagna verksamheten bidrar till informations- och kommunikationsstrategins övergripande mål att 'den svenska allmänheten har god kunskap om situationen i utvecklingsländer, svenskt bistånd, dess resultat samt frågor som rör utvecklingens drivkrafter i utvecklingsländer'. PMU:s mål beträffande informations- och kommunikationsarbetet är att 'medlemmar i svensk pingströrelse och den svenska allmänheten har ökad kunskap om, och ett ökat engagemang för, global rättvisa och en hållbar global utveckling, samt bidrar ekonomiskt till PMU:s utvecklingsinsatser och humanitära bistånd'. Sweden Trossamfundet Pingst-Fria Församlingar i Samverkan Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Trossamfundet Pingst-Fria Församlingar i Samverkan Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -54345 -54346 Trossamfundet Pingst-Fria Församlingar i Samverkan Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54060159 Sweden Forum Syd söker stöd till egeninsats för informationsarbete i Sverige finansierat av EU-kommissionen i projektet "Time for change:promoting sustainable consumption and production of raw materials in the context of EYD 2015 and beyond." 2015-2017 FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Forum Syd har av EU-kommissionen beviljats EU-bidrag för Insatsen Time for change: Promoting sustainable consumption and production of raw materials in the context of EYD and beyond inom ramen för programmet Non-state actors and local authorities in development, raising public awareness of development issuesand promoting development education in the European Union. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till de övergripande målen för Europaåret för utvecklingssamarbete, dvs att öka Europeiska medborgares kunskaper om hur EU:s utvecklingsbistånd fungerar och visa att det leder till verklig och varaktig förändring. Insatsen har särskilt fokus på att öka kunskap kring hållbar konsumtion och produktion av råvaror och att bidra till en medvetenhet kring det ömsesidiga beroendet mellan konsumtion och produktion i nord-syd relationer samt att bidra till förändrade attityder och konsumtionsmönster och ett aktivt deltagande i debatter kring hållbar utveckling. De olika parterna i projektet kommer tillsammans att medverka i kampanjarbete som inkluderar seminarier, debatter, forskning och case studies, opinionsarbete, strategiskt mediearbete mm. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified Forum Syd, en av Sidas ramorganisationer, erhåller bidrag inom strategin för informations­och kommunikationsverksamhet i Sverige. Enligt instruktionen för informations och kommunikationsstrategin kan Sida ge bidrag till ramorganisation för finansiering av egeninsats som föreligger när Europeiska Kommissionen finansierar informations­ och kommunikationsinsatser. Forum Syd beviljades medel av Europeiska Kommissionen för projektet "Time for Change: promoting sustainable consumption and production of raw materials in the context of EYD 2015 and beyond" inom ramen för programmet Non­state actors and local authorities in development, raising public awareness of development issuesand promoting development education in the European Union. Forum Syd ansökte därför om stöd för egeninsatsen till projektet, det ansökta beloppet omfattade 88 910 SEK jämnt fördelat under åren 2015-2017.Ett utdrag ur rapporteringen från Forum Syd till Sida om EU-projektet: During 2015-17, Forum Syd together with eleven other organisations from ten European countries implemented a project with the aim to promote a sustainable and fair global production and consumption of raw materials. Lead organisation was CEE web for Diversity in Hungary. The target groups were European citizens, decision makers, civil society organisations, journalists andcompanies. The target groups were reached through joint speakers’ tours with invited guests fromthe south, seminars, debates, round tables with business, research studies, fact sheets, opinionpieces and petitions. The project became a strong voice in the European civil society advocacy work for an EU legislation on conflict minerals. 42 000 signatures were collected in a petition calling for a legislation, which were handed over to the EU Commissioner for Trade Cecilia Malmström in 2016. Forum Syd organised the Swedish part of a speakers’ tour on coal mining in Colombia with invited guests from a Colombian NGO and an affected community. As part of the project, a dialogue with Vattenfall started on their purchase of coal from Colombia. The dialogue with and advocacy towards Vattenfall resulted in the company taking important steps to improve its coal supply chain, such as conducting a human rights impact assessment. Forum Syd’s report on the effects of coal mining in Colombia was covered in broad media, such as Svenska Dagbladet, Göteborgs-Posten and Sydsvenska Dagbladet. Swedish civil society organisations have gained knowledge through the anaslyses produced and informal meetings with Forum Syd’s invited guests. The project was evaluated centrally by independent evaluators. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54060159-5406015901 Sweden Forum Syd söker stöd till egeninsats för informationsarbete i Sverige finansierat av EU-kommissionen i projektet "Time for change:promoting sustainable consumption and production of raw materials in the context of EYD 2015 and beyond." 2015-2017 FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Forum Syd har av EU-kommissionen beviljats EU-bidrag för Insatsen Time for change: Promoting sustainable consumption and production of raw materials in the context of EYD and beyond inom ramen för programmet Non-state actors and local authorities in development, raising public awareness of development issuesand promoting development education in the European Union. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till de övergripande målen för Europaåret för utvecklingssamarbete, dvs att öka Europeiska medborgares kunskaper om hur EU:s utvecklingsbistånd fungerar och visa att det leder till verklig och varaktig förändring. Insatsen har särskilt fokus på att öka kunskap kring hållbar konsumtion och produktion av råvaror och att bidra till en medvetenhet kring det ömsesidiga beroendet mellan konsumtion och produktion i nord-syd relationer samt att bidra till förändrade attityder och konsumtionsmönster och ett aktivt deltagande i debatter kring hållbar utveckling. De olika parterna i projektet kommer tillsammans att medverka i kampanjarbete som inkluderar seminarier, debatter, forskning och case studies, opinionsarbete, strategiskt mediearbete mm. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 30393 0 0 30393 25661 32856 0 -25661 -32856 30393 ForumCiv 30393 ForumCiv SE-0-SE-6-54060159-5406015902 Sweden Forum Syd söker stöd till egeninsats för informationsarbete i Sverige finansierat av EU-kommissionen i projektet "Time for change:promoting sustainable consumption and production of raw materials in the context of EYD 2015 and beyond." 2015-2017 FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Forum Syd har av EU-kommissionen beviljats EU-bidrag för Insatsen Time for change: Promoting sustainable consumption and production of raw materials in the context of EYD and beyond inom ramen för programmet Non-state actors and local authorities in development, raising public awareness of development issuesand promoting development education in the European Union. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till de övergripande målen för Europaåret för utvecklingssamarbete, dvs att öka Europeiska medborgares kunskaper om hur EU:s utvecklingsbistånd fungerar och visa att det leder till verklig och varaktig förändring. Insatsen har särskilt fokus på att öka kunskap kring hållbar konsumtion och produktion av råvaror och att bidra till en medvetenhet kring det ömsesidiga beroendet mellan konsumtion och produktion i nord-syd relationer samt att bidra till förändrade attityder och konsumtionsmönster och ett aktivt deltagande i debatter kring hållbar utveckling. De olika parterna i projektet kommer tillsammans att medverka i kampanjarbete som inkluderar seminarier, debatter, forskning och case studies, opinionsarbete, strategiskt mediearbete mm. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 32856 25661 32856 25661 0 58517 ForumCiv 32856 ForumCiv 25661 ForumCiv -7272 ForumCiv 7272 ForumCiv Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Ökad kunskap om de drivkrafter och hinder som påverkar och styr en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54060159-5406015903 Sweden Forum Syd söker stöd till egeninsats för informationsarbete i Sverige finansierat av EU-kommissionen i projektet "Time for change:promoting sustainable consumption and production of raw materials in the context of EYD 2015 and beyond." 2015-2017 FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Forum Syd har av EU-kommissionen beviljats EU-bidrag för Insatsen Time for change: Promoting sustainable consumption and production of raw materials in the context of EYD and beyond inom ramen för programmet Non-state actors and local authorities in development, raising public awareness of development issuesand promoting development education in the European Union. Insatsen syftar till att bidra till de övergripande målen för Europaåret för utvecklingssamarbete, dvs att öka Europeiska medborgares kunskaper om hur EU:s utvecklingsbistånd fungerar och visa att det leder till verklig och varaktig förändring. Insatsen har särskilt fokus på att öka kunskap kring hållbar konsumtion och produktion av råvaror och att bidra till en medvetenhet kring det ömsesidiga beroendet mellan konsumtion och produktion i nord-syd relationer samt att bidra till förändrade attityder och konsumtionsmönster och ett aktivt deltagande i debatter kring hållbar utveckling. De olika parterna i projektet kommer tillsammans att medverka i kampanjarbete som inkluderar seminarier, debatter, forskning och case studies, opinionsarbete, strategiskt mediearbete mm. Sweden ForumCiv Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ForumCiv Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -7272 -7272 ForumCiv Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54060166 Sweden Support for information and communication projects 2016 - 2019, Olof Palme International Centre. Focus are on development and international solidarity. The pojects have been deemed to be relevant to the governmental strategy for information and communication 2010-2014. OPC har inkommit med en ansökan för ett fyraårigt (2016-2019) stöd till organisationens informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet, omfattande 16 413 840 SEK. Ansökt belopp inkluderar ett administrationsbidrag på 1 215 840 SEK. Ansökan följer Sidas instruktion för bidrag till svenska civilsamhällesorganisationers informations- och kommunikationsarbete i Sverige. Sida bedömer att insatsen är relevant utifrån regeringens strategi för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2010-2014 (förlängd till 2015). Det övergripande målet för OPC:s kommunikationsprogram 2016-2019 är att med kommunikation och opinionsbildning öka kännedomen om hur människor som lever i fattigdom kan organisera sig för att förändra sina samhällen i mer rättvis och demokratisk riktning. Vidare är målet att engagemanget för internationell solidaritet har ökat inom den svenska arbetarrörelsen. Genom fem delprojekt vars aktiviteter sträcker sig från kunskapshöjande seminarier och föreläsningar, utveckling av studiematerial, utveckling av sociala medier, produktion av annonser och artiklar i diverse kanaler avser OPC att nå det övergripande målet. Kommunikationen riktar sig till medlemmarna i de 27 medlemsorganisationerna och särskilt viktiga inom denna stora målgrupp är 1) redan engagerade/projektaktiva 2) förtroendevalda i medlemsorganisationerna 3) unga medlemmar 4) opinionsbildare och personer med internationellt engagemang. Det övergripande målet med OPC:s kommunikation och opinionsbildning är att öka kännedomen om strukturer som försvårar utveckling och om hur människor som lever i fattigdom kan organisera sig för att förändra sina samhällen i mer rättvis och demokratisk riktning. Vidare är målet att engagemanget för internationell solidaritet ska öka inom den svenska arbetarrörelsen. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified OPC har under 2017 förstärkt sin personal och därmed blivit effektivare med hanteringen av info-kom insatsen under perioden. En person har haft särskilt ansvar för samarbetet med medlemsorganisationerna vilket har gjort det möjlight att kartlägga dessa och samordna OPC närvaro.  OPC har sett en ökning i antalet ambassadörer från 6 personer under 2016 till 13 personer 2019. Detta har lett till ett närmare samarbete med medlemsorganisationer och en effektivare satsning på att genomföra seminarieverksamhet utanför Stockholm. Ett närmare samarbete med medlemsorganisationer Kännedomsundersökningen som utfördes 2018 bekräftar att medlemsorganisationer anser att det är viktigt att lyfta fram globala utvecklingsfrågor och att satsningen att jobba närmare medlemsorganisationer är en riktig prioritering. Den har visat sig ge bättre resultat än att implementera info-kom insatser på egen hand. Ett närmare samarbete har lett till ökad efterfråga på medverkan från OPC med information om internationellt utvecklingssamarbete på medlemsorganisationernas egna evenemang, kongresser, seminarier mm. 2017 medverkade OPC ca 25 gånger och 2019 ökade detta till över 60 tillfällen. Ett mycket postivt resultat av det arbetet som OPC har lyft är att flera medlemsorganisationer har valt att åta sig fadderskap för utvecklingsprojekt. Ett exempel är OPCs medverkan på IF metall Bergslagens årsmöte ledde till ett beslut om att åta sig fadderskap för ett utvecklingsprojekt i Zimbabwe. OPC har en ny hemsida under utveckling som ska göra det enklare att sprida information och för medlemsorganisationer att hitta information som söks. Antalet unika besökare på hemsidan ökade med mer än 20% från 2017 och antalet följare på Facebook med 15% under hela perioden. Under projektet "Nå ut till många" har OPC publicerat ett antal artiklar exempelvis i Kommunalarbetaren som ges ut i 517,900 tryckta exemplar, Arbetet 53,300  exemplar och Aktuellt i politiken 8000 exemplar. Tidningarna finns även digitalt. OPCs årliga bilaga som skickas till samtliga medlemmar i Socialdemokraterna 80,000-100,000 fick positiva svar från läsarna via en frågetävling som publicerades i tidningen. ”Enormt bra tidning som lyfter viktiga perspektiv” OPC har satsat på att sprida verksamheten utanför Stockholm. Under 2018 genomfördes 12 av 36 seminarier på andra orter bland annat Göteborg, Uppsala och Visby. I snitt har det skett 35 seminarier per år med ungefär 2100 årliga deltagare. Palmedagen har kunnat genomföras utanför Stockholm, i Bollnäs 2016 och Örebro 2018, vilket har gett möjlighet för nya deltagare. Det är ett positivt resultat från det nära samarbetet med ambassadörer. Efterfrågan på samarrangemang ökar. Uppföljning från seminarieverksamhet visar att över 90 procent av de som deltagit anser att deras kunskaper om situationen i utvecklingsländer om hur människor där arbetar för en rättvis och global utveckling har ökat. 2500 prenumeranter finns på OPCs seminarieinbjudningslista. 7 seminarier och även Palmedagen 2017 har spelats in och sänts av SVT Forum. Opinionsbildning OPC argumenterar för sin roll som viktig aktör som bidrar till en mångsidig debatt inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete och en viktig opinionsbildare. Under Palmedagarna samlades viktiga opinionsbildare- statsministern, utrikesministern, ytterligare två ministrar och LO:s ordförande. I tidningen Omvärldens omröstning om ”Biståndsvärldens mäktigaste” omnämndes Palmecentrets generalsekreterare som en av de som fått många röster, vilket OPC anser tyder på att Palmecentret är en organisation som har en folklig förankring. OPC visar via sina beställda uppdrag hos SIFO att mellan 80-90% av svenska folket är för att skriva under FNs förslag till förbud mot kärnvapen trots regeringens avvaktande ställning. Resultatet av undersökningen har använts av flera andra organisationer som underlag för debattartiklar och motioner. Sida anser att även om OPC inte kan dra slutsatsen att deras påverkansarbete kring kärnvapen har bidragit helt till svenska folkets opinion så kan den visar på ett behov av ett fortsatt påtryckningsarbete.   No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54060166-5406016601 Sweden Support for information and communication projects 2016 - 2019, Olof Palme International Centre. Focus are on development and international solidarity. The pojects have been deemed to be relevant to the governmental strategy for information and communication 2010-2014. OPC har inkommit med en ansökan för ett fyraårigt (2016-2019) stöd till organisationens informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet, omfattande 16 413 840 SEK. Ansökt belopp inkluderar ett administrationsbidrag på 1 215 840 SEK. Ansökan följer Sidas instruktion för bidrag till svenska civilsamhällesorganisationers informations- och kommunikationsarbete i Sverige. Sida bedömer att insatsen är relevant utifrån regeringens strategi för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2010-2014 (förlängd till 2015). Det övergripande målet för OPC:s kommunikationsprogram 2016-2019 är att med kommunikation och opinionsbildning öka kännedomen om hur människor som lever i fattigdom kan organisera sig för att förändra sina samhällen i mer rättvis och demokratisk riktning. Vidare är målet att engagemanget för internationell solidaritet har ökat inom den svenska arbetarrörelsen. Genom fem delprojekt vars aktiviteter sträcker sig från kunskapshöjande seminarier och föreläsningar, utveckling av studiematerial, utveckling av sociala medier, produktion av annonser och artiklar i diverse kanaler avser OPC att nå det övergripande målet. Kommunikationen riktar sig till medlemmarna i de 27 medlemsorganisationerna och särskilt viktiga inom denna stora målgrupp är 1) redan engagerade/projektaktiva 2) förtroendevalda i medlemsorganisationerna 3) unga medlemmar 4) opinionsbildare och personer med internationellt engagemang. Det övergripande målet med OPC:s kommunikation och opinionsbildning är att öka kännedomen om strukturer som försvårar utveckling och om hur människor som lever i fattigdom kan organisera sig för att förändra sina samhällen i mer rättvis och demokratisk riktning. Vidare är målet att engagemanget för internationell solidaritet ska öka inom den svenska arbetarrörelsen. Sweden Olof Palme International Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Olof Palme International Center Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2350000 0 0 0 1100000 2450000 -2570000 -2350000 -2450000 2570000 1250000 0 2350000 2350000 Olof Palme International Center 1100000 Olof Palme International Center 1250000 Olof Palme International Center SE-0-SE-6-54060166-5406016602 Sweden Support for information and communication projects 2016 - 2019, Olof Palme International Centre. Focus are on development and international solidarity. The pojects have been deemed to be relevant to the governmental strategy for information and communication 2010-2014. OPC har inkommit med en ansökan för ett fyraårigt (2016-2019) stöd till organisationens informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet, omfattande 16 413 840 SEK. Ansökt belopp inkluderar ett administrationsbidrag på 1 215 840 SEK. Ansökan följer Sidas instruktion för bidrag till svenska civilsamhällesorganisationers informations- och kommunikationsarbete i Sverige. Sida bedömer att insatsen är relevant utifrån regeringens strategi för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2010-2014 (förlängd till 2015). Det övergripande målet för OPC:s kommunikationsprogram 2016-2019 är att med kommunikation och opinionsbildning öka kännedomen om hur människor som lever i fattigdom kan organisera sig för att förändra sina samhällen i mer rättvis och demokratisk riktning. Vidare är målet att engagemanget för internationell solidaritet har ökat inom den svenska arbetarrörelsen. Genom fem delprojekt vars aktiviteter sträcker sig från kunskapshöjande seminarier och föreläsningar, utveckling av studiematerial, utveckling av sociala medier, produktion av annonser och artiklar i diverse kanaler avser OPC att nå det övergripande målet. Kommunikationen riktar sig till medlemmarna i de 27 medlemsorganisationerna och särskilt viktiga inom denna stora målgrupp är 1) redan engagerade/projektaktiva 2) förtroendevalda i medlemsorganisationerna 3) unga medlemmar 4) opinionsbildare och personer med internationellt engagemang. Det övergripande målet med OPC:s kommunikation och opinionsbildning är att öka kännedomen om strukturer som försvårar utveckling och om hur människor som lever i fattigdom kan organisera sig för att förändra sina samhällen i mer rättvis och demokratisk riktning. Vidare är målet att engagemanget för internationell solidaritet ska öka inom den svenska arbetarrörelsen. Sweden Olof Palme International Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Olof Palme International Center Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2450000 0 1200000 0 1250000 0 2450000 Olof Palme International Center 1200000 Olof Palme International Center 1250000 Olof Palme International Center 1250000 Olof Palme International Center -1250000 Olof Palme International Center Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54060166-5406016603 Sweden Support for information and communication projects 2016 - 2019, Olof Palme International Centre. Focus are on development and international solidarity. The pojects have been deemed to be relevant to the governmental strategy for information and communication 2010-2014. OPC har inkommit med en ansökan för ett fyraårigt (2016-2019) stöd till organisationens informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet, omfattande 16 413 840 SEK. Ansökt belopp inkluderar ett administrationsbidrag på 1 215 840 SEK. Ansökan följer Sidas instruktion för bidrag till svenska civilsamhällesorganisationers informations- och kommunikationsarbete i Sverige. Sida bedömer att insatsen är relevant utifrån regeringens strategi för informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2010-2014 (förlängd till 2015). Det övergripande målet för OPC:s kommunikationsprogram 2016-2019 är att med kommunikation och opinionsbildning öka kännedomen om hur människor som lever i fattigdom kan organisera sig för att förändra sina samhällen i mer rättvis och demokratisk riktning. Vidare är målet att engagemanget för internationell solidaritet har ökat inom den svenska arbetarrörelsen. Genom fem delprojekt vars aktiviteter sträcker sig från kunskapshöjande seminarier och föreläsningar, utveckling av studiematerial, utveckling av sociala medier, produktion av annonser och artiklar i diverse kanaler avser OPC att nå det övergripande målet. Kommunikationen riktar sig till medlemmarna i de 27 medlemsorganisationerna och särskilt viktiga inom denna stora målgrupp är 1) redan engagerade/projektaktiva 2) förtroendevalda i medlemsorganisationerna 3) unga medlemmar 4) opinionsbildare och personer med internationellt engagemang. Det övergripande målet med OPC:s kommunikation och opinionsbildning är att öka kännedomen om strukturer som försvårar utveckling och om hur människor som lever i fattigdom kan organisera sig för att förändra sina samhällen i mer rättvis och demokratisk riktning. Vidare är målet att engagemanget för internationell solidaritet ska öka inom den svenska arbetarrörelsen. Sweden Olof Palme International Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Olof Palme International Center 1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions. 1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom. 17.14 - Enhance policy coherence for sustainable development. 17.14 - Föra en mer samstämmig politik för hållbar utveckling. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries. 17.16 - Enhance the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development, complemented by multi-stakeholder partnerships that mobilize and share knowledge, expertise, technology and financial resources, to support the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals in all countries, in particular developing countries 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships 17.17 - Encourage and promote effective public, public-private and civil society partnerships, building on the experience and resourcing strategies of partnerships. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2570000 3000000 1250000 0 1320000 1500000 -19443 1500000 5570000 Olof Palme International Center 1250000 Olof Palme International Center 1320000 Olof Palme International Center 1500000 Olof Palme International Center 1500000 Olof Palme International Center -19443 Olof Palme International Center Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54060168 Sweden The overarching objective of Diakonias contribution, 2016-2018 + 2019 within the strategy for information and communication, is to inform the target groups about the political, economic, social and cultural factors that relates to poverty and oppression. Diakonia also aim to support engagement for a fair and sustainable development cooperation and increase knowledge about their activities in developing countries. Insatsen är ett stöd till Diakonias verksamhet inom information och kommunikation år 2016-2018 + 2019, inriktade mot flera utvecklingsfrågor. Diakonias övergripande mål är att förändra och informera om de politiska, ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella strukturer som skapar fattigdom, förtryck och våld. Genom att informera vill Diakonia även öka samhällsengagemang för utvecklings - och rättvisefrågor samt öka medvetenheten om situationen i utvecklingsländer. Aktiviteterna som planeras inom ramen för denna insats inkluderar utställningar, verktygslåda för engagemang, seminarier, aktivt deltagande och programpunkter under events som Almedalsveckan och Bokmässan, information via sociala medier, namninsamlingar, utbildningar, kampanjarbete med mera. Aktiviteterna genomförs ofta i samarbete med relevanta aktörer från civilsamhället eller näringslivet. Diakonia vill skapa en högkvalitativ kommunikationskedja för sina svenska målgrupper för att bidra till en klar uppfattning om hur utvecklingsamarbete bedrivs och de resultat som utvecklingsarbetet har i ett långsiktigt perspektiv, samt belysa åsikter och erfarenheter hos människor som lever i fattigdom. Det övergripande målet med Diakonias informations- och kommunikationsarbete 2016-2020 har varit att genom att öka svenska allmänhetens kännedom om och engagemang för utvecklingssamarbetet, och därmed stärka Sveriges bidrag till en hållbar utveckling. Diakonias infokomverksamhet syftar till att bidra till Diakonias vision: En värld där alla människor får leva under värdiga förhållanden i en rättvis och hållbar värld fri från fattigdom. Diakonia vill öka särskilda målgruppers kunskap, engagemang och bidrag till förändring, och därigenom bidra till hållbar utveckling. De vill fokusera kommunikationen på svenskt utvecklingssamarbete inom Diakonias sex områden: social rättvisa, ekonomisk rättvisa, rättvisa i konflikt, demokrati, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter. Målgrupperna för insatsen har varit likasinnade (likeminded), församlingar, aktivt engagerade personer och journalister. För att nå dessa målgrupper arbetar Diakonia med dialog, utbildningsmaterial, studiegrupper, events, webbplats och sociala medier, rapporter och nyhetsbrev. Målen för de olika målgrupperna har främst varit ökad kunskap, mobilisering av andra och agerande, t ex att journalister rapporterar om Diakonias fokusområden och lyfter rättighetsperspektiv i detta arbete. Sidas bedömning av detta övergripande mål är att det stämmer överens med gällande strategi för informations- och kommunikationsarbete samt Sveriges biståndspolitiska prioriteringar. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Promotion of development awareness (non-sector allocable) Unallocated / Unspecified Under insatsen har Diakonia underhållit och gett stöd till sitt nätverk av kyrkoanställda, ambassadörer och ombud som på olika sätt sprider information om Diakonias biståndsverksamhet och andra kampanjer. Genom dessa engagerade har Diakonia nått ut till ett stort antal personer (över 5 000-10 000 per år innan pandemin). Utöver det genomförde Diakonias och Bildas personal aktiviteter som nådde lika många eller fler varje år (innan pandemin). Insatsen har byggt till stor del på fysiska tillställningar och personliga möten. Mycket av verksamheten ställdes därför in under 2020, vilket också påverkade möjligheten att nå ut genom församlingarna och de möteplatser där Diakonia brukar vara närvarande. Samtidigt ökade den digitala kompetensen både hos Diakonia, deras ombud och i församlingarna. Diakonia utvecklade sin digitala kommunikation, nådde fler än tidigare (över 500 000 vid mer än ett tillfälle) och genererade högre grad av interaktion i sociala medier än tidigare. Däremot utvecklade Diakonia inte uppföljningen av de här aktiviteterna i samma takt och har därför inte kunnat dra så några tydliga slutsatser kring vilken effekt den här ökade digitala räckvidden har fått. Exempel på kampanjer som nått många är Barnens tankesmedja, Cykelansiktet, Diakonias Corona-kampanj och 1% för världen. Diakonia har under insatsen försökt få fler journalister att kommunicera kring Diakonias budskap och kampanjer på olika sätt. När de har lyckats har de omnämnts i flera av Sveriges största medier. Diakonia har haft kontakt med ett 50-tal jounalister varje år. Diakonia har inte rapporterat vilka mer övergripande eller kvalitativa resultat de ser att insatsen som helhet har haft. Däremot ser de vissa konkreta resultat på policy-nivå, t.ex. när det gäller 1%-målet, bibehållen engagemangsnivå och tecken på ökad kunskap inom målgrupperna aktivt engagerade och ombud. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54060168-5406016801 Sweden The overarching objective of Diakonias contribution, 2016-2018 + 2019 within the strategy for information and communication, is to inform the target groups about the political, economic, social and cultural factors that relates to poverty and oppression. Diakonia also aim to support engagement for a fair and sustainable development cooperation and increase knowledge about their activities in developing countries. Insatsen är ett stöd till Diakonias verksamhet inom information och kommunikation år 2016-2018 + 2019, inriktade mot flera utvecklingsfrågor. Diakonias övergripande mål är att förändra och informera om de politiska, ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella strukturer som skapar fattigdom, förtryck och våld. Genom att informera vill Diakonia även öka samhällsengagemang för utvecklings - och rättvisefrågor samt öka medvetenheten om situationen i utvecklingsländer. Aktiviteterna som planeras inom ramen för denna insats inkluderar utställningar, verktygslåda för engagemang, seminarier, aktivt deltagande och programpunkter under events som Almedalsveckan och Bokmässan, information via sociala medier, namninsamlingar, utbildningar, kampanjarbete med mera. Aktiviteterna genomförs ofta i samarbete med relevanta aktörer från civilsamhället eller näringslivet. Diakonia vill skapa en högkvalitativ kommunikationskedja för sina svenska målgrupper för att bidra till en klar uppfattning om hur utvecklingsamarbete bedrivs och de resultat som utvecklingsarbetet har i ett långsiktigt perspektiv, samt belysa åsikter och erfarenheter hos människor som lever i fattigdom. Det övergripande målet med Diakonias informations- och kommunikationsarbete 2016-2020 har varit att genom att öka svenska allmänhetens kännedom om och engagemang för utvecklingssamarbetet, och därmed stärka Sveriges bidrag till en hållbar utveckling. Diakonias infokomverksamhet syftar till att bidra till Diakonias vision: En värld där alla människor får leva under värdiga förhållanden i en rättvis och hållbar värld fri från fattigdom. Diakonia vill öka särskilda målgruppers kunskap, engagemang och bidrag till förändring, och därigenom bidra till hållbar utveckling. De vill fokusera kommunikationen på svenskt utvecklingssamarbete inom Diakonias sex områden: social rättvisa, ekonomisk rättvisa, rättvisa i konflikt, demokrati, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter. Målgrupperna för insatsen har varit likasinnade (likeminded), församlingar, aktivt engagerade personer och journalister. För att nå dessa målgrupper arbetar Diakonia med dialog, utbildningsmaterial, studiegrupper, events, webbplats och sociala medier, rapporter och nyhetsbrev. Målen för de olika målgrupperna har främst varit ökad kunskap, mobilisering av andra och agerande, t ex att journalister rapporterar om Diakonias fokusområden och lyfter rättighetsperspektiv i detta arbete. Sidas bedömning av detta övergripande mål är att det stämmer överens med gällande strategi för informations- och kommunikationsarbete samt Sveriges biståndspolitiska prioriteringar. Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Diakonia Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4500000 0 0 4700000 -4900000 4500000 4500000 -4500000 -4700000 4900000 4500000 Diakonia 4500000 Diakonia SE-0-SE-6-54060168-5406016802 Sweden The overarching objective of Diakonias contribution, 2016-2018 + 2019 within the strategy for information and communication, is to inform the target groups about the political, economic, social and cultural factors that relates to poverty and oppression. Diakonia also aim to support engagement for a fair and sustainable development cooperation and increase knowledge about their activities in developing countries. Insatsen är ett stöd till Diakonias verksamhet inom information och kommunikation år 2016-2018 + 2019, inriktade mot flera utvecklingsfrågor. Diakonias övergripande mål är att förändra och informera om de politiska, ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella strukturer som skapar fattigdom, förtryck och våld. Genom att informera vill Diakonia även öka samhällsengagemang för utvecklings - och rättvisefrågor samt öka medvetenheten om situationen i utvecklingsländer. Aktiviteterna som planeras inom ramen för denna insats inkluderar utställningar, verktygslåda för engagemang, seminarier, aktivt deltagande och programpunkter under events som Almedalsveckan och Bokmässan, information via sociala medier, namninsamlingar, utbildningar, kampanjarbete med mera. Aktiviteterna genomförs ofta i samarbete med relevanta aktörer från civilsamhället eller näringslivet. Diakonia vill skapa en högkvalitativ kommunikationskedja för sina svenska målgrupper för att bidra till en klar uppfattning om hur utvecklingsamarbete bedrivs och de resultat som utvecklingsarbetet har i ett långsiktigt perspektiv, samt belysa åsikter och erfarenheter hos människor som lever i fattigdom. Det övergripande målet med Diakonias informations- och kommunikationsarbete 2016-2020 har varit att genom att öka svenska allmänhetens kännedom om och engagemang för utvecklingssamarbetet, och därmed stärka Sveriges bidrag till en hållbar utveckling. Diakonias infokomverksamhet syftar till att bidra till Diakonias vision: En värld där alla människor får leva under värdiga förhållanden i en rättvis och hållbar värld fri från fattigdom. Diakonia vill öka särskilda målgruppers kunskap, engagemang och bidrag till förändring, och därigenom bidra till hållbar utveckling. De vill fokusera kommunikationen på svenskt utvecklingssamarbete inom Diakonias sex områden: social rättvisa, ekonomisk rättvisa, rättvisa i konflikt, demokrati, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter. Målgrupperna för insatsen har varit likasinnade (likeminded), församlingar, aktivt engagerade personer och journalister. För att nå dessa målgrupper arbetar Diakonia med dialog, utbildningsmaterial, studiegrupper, events, webbplats och sociala medier, rapporter och nyhetsbrev. Målen för de olika målgrupperna har främst varit ökad kunskap, mobilisering av andra och agerande, t ex att journalister rapporterar om Diakonias fokusområden och lyfter rättighetsperspektiv i detta arbete. Sidas bedömning av detta övergripande mål är att det stämmer överens med gällande strategi för informations- och kommunikationsarbete samt Sveriges biståndspolitiska prioriteringar. Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Diakonia Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4700000 0 0 0 2700000 0 2000000 4700000 Diakonia 2700000 Diakonia 2000000 Diakonia 3000000 Diakonia -3000000 Diakonia Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54060168-5406016803 Sweden The overarching objective of Diakonias contribution, 2016-2018 + 2019 within the strategy for information and communication, is to inform the target groups about the political, economic, social and cultural factors that relates to poverty and oppression. Diakonia also aim to support engagement for a fair and sustainable development cooperation and increase knowledge about their activities in developing countries. Insatsen är ett stöd till Diakonias verksamhet inom information och kommunikation år 2016-2018 + 2019, inriktade mot flera utvecklingsfrågor. Diakonias övergripande mål är att förändra och informera om de politiska, ekonomiska, sociala och kulturella strukturer som skapar fattigdom, förtryck och våld. Genom att informera vill Diakonia även öka samhällsengagemang för utvecklings - och rättvisefrågor samt öka medvetenheten om situationen i utvecklingsländer. Aktiviteterna som planeras inom ramen för denna insats inkluderar utställningar, verktygslåda för engagemang, seminarier, aktivt deltagande och programpunkter under events som Almedalsveckan och Bokmässan, information via sociala medier, namninsamlingar, utbildningar, kampanjarbete med mera. Aktiviteterna genomförs ofta i samarbete med relevanta aktörer från civilsamhället eller näringslivet. Diakonia vill skapa en högkvalitativ kommunikationskedja för sina svenska målgrupper för att bidra till en klar uppfattning om hur utvecklingsamarbete bedrivs och de resultat som utvecklingsarbetet har i ett långsiktigt perspektiv, samt belysa åsikter och erfarenheter hos människor som lever i fattigdom. Det övergripande målet med Diakonias informations- och kommunikationsarbete 2016-2020 har varit att genom att öka svenska allmänhetens kännedom om och engagemang för utvecklingssamarbetet, och därmed stärka Sveriges bidrag till en hållbar utveckling. Diakonias infokomverksamhet syftar till att bidra till Diakonias vision: En värld där alla människor får leva under värdiga förhållanden i en rättvis och hållbar värld fri från fattigdom. Diakonia vill öka särskilda målgruppers kunskap, engagemang och bidrag till förändring, och därigenom bidra till hållbar utveckling. De vill fokusera kommunikationen på svenskt utvecklingssamarbete inom Diakonias sex områden: social rättvisa, ekonomisk rättvisa, rättvisa i konflikt, demokrati, jämställdhet och mänskliga rättigheter. Målgrupperna för insatsen har varit likasinnade (likeminded), församlingar, aktivt engagerade personer och journalister. För att nå dessa målgrupper arbetar Diakonia med dialog, utbildningsmaterial, studiegrupper, events, webbplats och sociala medier, rapporter och nyhetsbrev. Målen för de olika målgrupperna har främst varit ökad kunskap, mobilisering av andra och agerande, t ex att journalister rapporterar om Diakonias fokusområden och lyfter rättighetsperspektiv i detta arbete. Sidas bedömning av detta övergripande mål är att det stämmer överens med gällande strategi för informations- och kommunikationsarbete samt Sveriges biståndspolitiska prioriteringar. Sweden Diakonia Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Diakonia 1.a - Ensure significant mobilization of resources from a variety of sources, including through enhanced development cooperation, in order to provide adequate and predictable means for developing countries, in particular least developed countries, to implement programmes and policies to end poverty in all its dimensions. 1.a - Säkra en betydande resursmobilisering från en mängd olika källor, inklusive genom ökat utvecklingssamarbete, i syfte att ge utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna, tillräckliga och förutsebara medel för att genomföra program och politik för att avskaffa all form av fattigdom. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 17.2 - De utvecklade länderna ska fullt ut fullfölja sina åtaganden i fråga om offentligt utvecklingsbistånd, inklusive många utvecklade länders åtagande att nå målet att ge 0,7 procent av BNI till utvecklingsländer och 0,15–0,20 procent av BNI till de minst utvecklade länderna. De länder som ger offentligt utvecklingsbistånd uppmanas att överväga att fastställa ett mål om att ge minst 0,20 procent av BNI till de minst utvecklade länderna. 17.2 - Developed countries to implement fully their official development assistance commitments, including the commitment by many developed countries to achieve the target of 0.7 per cent of gross national income for official development assistance (ODA/GNI) to developing countries and 0.15 to 0.20 per cent of ODA/GNI to least developed countries; ODA providers are encouraged to consider setting a target to provide at least 0.20 per cent of ODA/GNI to least developed countries. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4900000 5400000 5000000 3000000 3300000 1900000 0 3100000 1900000 2100000 0 0 0 15300000 Diakonia 3000000 Diakonia 1900000 Diakonia 3300000 Diakonia 2100000 Diakonia 3100000 Diakonia 1900000 Diakonia Information and communication through CSOs 2016-2022 Informations- och kommunikationsverksamhet 2016-2022 Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Breddat folkligt deltagande i arbetet för en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54080020 Sweden Establishment of a CSR centre in Beijing managed by Embassy MFA staff.The Centre shall act as an umbrella for various Swedish CSR initiatives in China. May 2009/ASi Inrättande av ett CSR-center i Peking drivs av ambassaden MFA personal.Centret skall fungera som ett paraply för olika svenska CSR initiativ i Kina. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden China Business Policy and Administration Trade policy and administrative management Administrative costs (non-sector allocable) Business & Other Services Trade Policies & Regulations Administrative Costs of Donors SE-0-SE-6-54080020-5408002001 Sweden Establishment of a CSR centre in Beijing managed by Embassy MFA staff.The Centre shall act as an umbrella for various Swedish CSR initiatives in China. May 2009/ASi Inrättande av ett CSR-center i Peking drivs av ambassaden MFA personal.Centret skall fungera som ett paraply för olika svenska CSR initiativ i Kina. Sweden Sveriges Ambassad Peking Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 1020702 3419499 5598439 4538794 38794 1020702 0 3419499 0 981021 14577434 Regering i givarlandet 119131 Regering i givarlandet 39165 Regering i givarlandet 100705 Regering i givarlandet 278024 Regering i givarlandet 483677 Regering i givarlandet 426152 Regering i givarlandet 491752 Regering i givarlandet 32396 Regering i givarlandet 531576 Regering i givarlandet 61995 Regering i givarlandet 6420 Regering i givarlandet 97756 Regering i givarlandet 1771452 Regering i givarlandet 101356 Regering i givarlandet 57234 Regering i givarlandet 78209 Regering i givarlandet 151577 Regering i givarlandet 0 Regering i givarlandet 32371 Regering i givarlandet 560274 Regering i givarlandet 38794 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-54080020-5408002002 Sweden Establishment of a CSR centre in Beijing managed by Embassy MFA staff.The Centre shall act as an umbrella for various Swedish CSR initiatives in China. May 2009/ASi Inrättande av ett CSR-center i Peking drivs av ambassaden MFA personal.Centret skall fungera som ett paraply för olika svenska CSR initiativ i Kina. Sweden Sveriges Ambassad Peking Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 117418 117418.47 Other SE-0-SE-6-54080020-5408002003 Sweden Establishment of a CSR centre in Beijing managed by Embassy MFA staff.The Centre shall act as an umbrella for various Swedish CSR initiatives in China. May 2009/ASi Inrättande av ett CSR-center i Peking drivs av ambassaden MFA personal.Centret skall fungera som ett paraply för olika svenska CSR initiativ i Kina. Sweden Sveriges Ambassad Peking Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 4500000 4500000 -1629079 4500000 Other 4500000 Other -1629079.26 Other SE-0-SE-6-54100011 Sweden COSTECH, Sida and NWO/WOTRO agree to establish a joint funding scheme, called TASENE, for excellent fundamental research projects open to all scientific disciplines and with relevance for the research system of Tanzania. The scheme is open for integrated projects in which two researchers, one from Tanzania the other one from either Sweden or The Netherlands will cooperate. COSTECH, Sida och NWO/WOTRO enades om att tillsätta en gemensam finansiering system kallas TASENE, för forskningsprojekt, som är öppna för alla vetenskapliga discipliner och med relevans för forskningssystemet av Tanzania. Systemet är öppet för integrerade projekt där två forskare, en från Tanzania den andra en från Sverige eller Nederländerna kommer att samarbeta. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Tanzania, United Republic of Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector SE-0-SE-6-54100011-5410001101 Sweden COSTECH, Sida and NWO/WOTRO agree to establish a joint funding scheme, called TASENE, for excellent fundamental research projects open to all scientific disciplines and with relevance for the research system of Tanzania. The scheme is open for integrated projects in which two researchers, one from Tanzania the other one from either Sweden or The Netherlands will cooperate. COSTECH, Sida och NWO/WOTRO enades om att tillsätta en gemensam finansiering system kallas TASENE, för forskningsprojekt, som är öppna för alla vetenskapliga discipliner och med relevans för forskningssystemet av Tanzania. Systemet är öppet för integrerade projekt där två forskare, en från Tanzania den andra en från Sverige eller Nederländerna kommer att samarbeta. Sweden SLU Institutionen för skoglig resurshushållning Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 1000000 235000 0 0 0 0 0 1000000 235000 -373006 0 373006 1235000 COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology 1000000 COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology 235000 COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 Strengthened conditions and capacity among national and regional research actors to participate in international research and research dialogue Stärkta förutsättningar och stärkt förmåga hos nationella och regionala forskningsaktörer att delta i internationell forskning och forskningsdialog Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54100011-5410001102 Sweden COSTECH, Sida and NWO/WOTRO agree to establish a joint funding scheme, called TASENE, for excellent fundamental research projects open to all scientific disciplines and with relevance for the research system of Tanzania. The scheme is open for integrated projects in which two researchers, one from Tanzania the other one from either Sweden or The Netherlands will cooperate. COSTECH, Sida och NWO/WOTRO enades om att tillsätta en gemensam finansiering system kallas TASENE, för forskningsprojekt, som är öppna för alla vetenskapliga discipliner och med relevans för forskningssystemet av Tanzania. Systemet är öppet för integrerade projekt där två forskare, en från Tanzania den andra en från Sverige eller Nederländerna kommer att samarbeta. Sweden SLU Institutionen för skoglig resurshushållning Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1715030 1402024 0 -373006 373006 1715030 1402024 0 3117054 COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology 1715030 COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology 1402024 COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 Strengthened conditions and capacity among national and regional research actors to participate in international research and research dialogue Stärkta förutsättningar och stärkt förmåga hos nationella och regionala forskningsaktörer att delta i internationell forskning och forskningsdialog Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54100011-5410001103 Sweden COSTECH, Sida and NWO/WOTRO agree to establish a joint funding scheme, called TASENE, for excellent fundamental research projects open to all scientific disciplines and with relevance for the research system of Tanzania. The scheme is open for integrated projects in which two researchers, one from Tanzania the other one from either Sweden or The Netherlands will cooperate. COSTECH, Sida och NWO/WOTRO enades om att tillsätta en gemensam finansiering system kallas TASENE, för forskningsprojekt, som är öppna för alla vetenskapliga discipliner och med relevans för forskningssystemet av Tanzania. Systemet är öppet för integrerade projekt där två forskare, en från Tanzania den andra en från Sverige eller Nederländerna kommer att samarbeta. Sweden SLU Institutionen för skoglig resurshushållning Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -504114 -504114.31 COSTECH/Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-54100052 Sweden Sida supports WHO in its efforts to strengthen the knowledge base for the development of normative functions of the WHO and for coordinating, supporting and influencing global efforts to combat a portfolio of major diseases and conditions of the poor and disadvantaged, with a focus on preventing and controlling communicable diseases and improving sexual and reproductive health. Insatsen avser programstöd under perioden 2014 - 2015 till tre av Världshälsoorganisationens (WHO) forskningsprogram: Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research (AHPSR), Special Programme of Research, Development and Research Training in Human Reproduction (HRP) och Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR). Programmet AHPSR kommer under avtalsperioden att fortsatt stärka forskning om hälsosystem och policies som bidrar till att fattiga länder kan nyttja sina resurser för hälsosektorn på ett så effektivt som möjligt. HRP:s inriktning för den kommande två-årsperioden innefattar forskning om ungdomars sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och förbättrad mödravård under såväl graviditeten som efter förlossning. TDR:s aktiviteter kommer under avtalsperioden att ha tyngdpunkten på forskning om hinder för effektivt genomförande av befintliga kontrollprogram för olika infektionssjukdomar såsom malaria, tuberkulos och olika tarmparasiter. Sida har lång erfarenhet, sedan mitten av 1970-talet av stöd till forskning i form av såväl speciella fristående forskningsprogram och forskningsprojekt hanterade av WHO. Erfarenheterna visar att organisationen har förmåga att engagera ledande forskare på global nivå för fattigdomsrelaterade hälsofrågor och att i synnerhet de fristående programmen förmår anpassa sig till förändringar i omvärlden och att inta ledande roll inom den globala forskningsagendan. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Medical research Health, General General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2015Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: All three programmes have produced results in line with their results frameworks. Among many achievements during the agreement period 2014 - 2015 some are high-lighted below. AHPSR: Following the 2014 external review of the AHPSR (report published in December 2014), 2015 was a year of analysis and preparation of the strategic analysis (finalised in March 2015). One systematic review that has received much attention is "Promoting access to health care services for Syrian refugees", which led to a number of actions by the Lebanon Ministry of Public Health, as well as by international agencies. HRP: In 2015 the estimates of maternal mortality during the period 1990–2015 were published, both as a paper in The Lancet and as a full interagency report. It was estimated that 303 000 maternal deaths will occur in 2015 and there has been a 44% decline in the maternal mortality ratio since 1990; still falling short of the MDG goal. TDR: TDR supported the development of a platform for testing Ebola treatments in West Africa led by the University of Oxford. This included clinical trials of putative treatments. Two drugs were tested: brincidofovir in Liberia (study terminated due to lack of cases and manufacturer withdrawal); and TKM-Ebola in Sierra Leone (study reached the futility endpoint) – both submitted for publication. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54100052-5410005201 Sweden Sida supports WHO in its efforts to strengthen the knowledge base for the development of normative functions of the WHO and for coordinating, supporting and influencing global efforts to combat a portfolio of major diseases and conditions of the poor and disadvantaged, with a focus on preventing and controlling communicable diseases and improving sexual and reproductive health. Insatsen avser programstöd under perioden 2014 - 2015 till tre av Världshälsoorganisationens (WHO) forskningsprogram: Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research (AHPSR), Special Programme of Research, Development and Research Training in Human Reproduction (HRP) och Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR). Programmet AHPSR kommer under avtalsperioden att fortsatt stärka forskning om hälsosystem och policies som bidrar till att fattiga länder kan nyttja sina resurser för hälsosektorn på ett så effektivt som möjligt. HRP:s inriktning för den kommande två-årsperioden innefattar forskning om ungdomars sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och förbättrad mödravård under såväl graviditeten som efter förlossning. TDR:s aktiviteter kommer under avtalsperioden att ha tyngdpunkten på forskning om hinder för effektivt genomförande av befintliga kontrollprogram för olika infektionssjukdomar såsom malaria, tuberkulos och olika tarmparasiter. Sida har lång erfarenhet, sedan mitten av 1970-talet av stöd till forskning i form av såväl speciella fristående forskningsprogram och forskningsprojekt hanterade av WHO. Erfarenheterna visar att organisationen har förmåga att engagera ledande forskare på global nivå för fattigdomsrelaterade hälsofrågor och att i synnerhet de fristående programmen förmår anpassa sig till förändringar i omvärlden och att inta ledande roll inom den globala forskningsagendan. Sweden WHO/World Health Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WHO/World Health Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 21000000 19000000 0 0 0 19000000 0 0 21000000 21000000 0 19000000 -21000000 -19000000 0 40000000 WHO/World Health Organization 21000000 WHO/World Health Organization 19000000 WHO/World Health Organization Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54100052-5410005202 Sweden Sida supports WHO in its efforts to strengthen the knowledge base for the development of normative functions of the WHO and for coordinating, supporting and influencing global efforts to combat a portfolio of major diseases and conditions of the poor and disadvantaged, with a focus on preventing and controlling communicable diseases and improving sexual and reproductive health. Insatsen avser programstöd under perioden 2014 - 2015 till tre av Världshälsoorganisationens (WHO) forskningsprogram: Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research (AHPSR), Special Programme of Research, Development and Research Training in Human Reproduction (HRP) och Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR). Programmet AHPSR kommer under avtalsperioden att fortsatt stärka forskning om hälsosystem och policies som bidrar till att fattiga länder kan nyttja sina resurser för hälsosektorn på ett så effektivt som möjligt. HRP:s inriktning för den kommande två-årsperioden innefattar forskning om ungdomars sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och förbättrad mödravård under såväl graviditeten som efter förlossning. TDR:s aktiviteter kommer under avtalsperioden att ha tyngdpunkten på forskning om hinder för effektivt genomförande av befintliga kontrollprogram för olika infektionssjukdomar såsom malaria, tuberkulos och olika tarmparasiter. Sida har lång erfarenhet, sedan mitten av 1970-talet av stöd till forskning i form av såväl speciella fristående forskningsprogram och forskningsprojekt hanterade av WHO. Erfarenheterna visar att organisationen har förmåga att engagera ledande forskare på global nivå för fattigdomsrelaterade hälsofrågor och att i synnerhet de fristående programmen förmår anpassa sig till förändringar i omvärlden och att inta ledande roll inom den globala forskningsagendan. Sweden WHO/World Health Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WHO/World Health Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 31000000 33000000 31000000 0 0 31000000 33000000 33000000 -31000000 -33000000 64000000 WHO/World Health Organization 31000000 WHO/World Health Organization 33000000 WHO/World Health Organization Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 Findings from relevant international research have a greater impact on national and regional research Resultat från relevant internationell forskning får ökat genomslag i nationell och regional forskning Other Övrigt More interfaces, networks and cooperation established between actors from research institutions on the one hand, and the business sector, public authorities and civil society on the other Fler kontaktytor, nätverk och samarbeten etablerade mellan aktörer från forskningsinstitutioner å ena sidan, och näringsliv, myndigheter och civilsamhälle å den andra Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54100052-5410005203 Sweden Sida supports WHO in its efforts to strengthen the knowledge base for the development of normative functions of the WHO and for coordinating, supporting and influencing global efforts to combat a portfolio of major diseases and conditions of the poor and disadvantaged, with a focus on preventing and controlling communicable diseases and improving sexual and reproductive health. Insatsen avser programstöd under perioden 2014 - 2015 till tre av Världshälsoorganisationens (WHO) forskningsprogram: Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research (AHPSR), Special Programme of Research, Development and Research Training in Human Reproduction (HRP) och Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR). Programmet AHPSR kommer under avtalsperioden att fortsatt stärka forskning om hälsosystem och policies som bidrar till att fattiga länder kan nyttja sina resurser för hälsosektorn på ett så effektivt som möjligt. HRP:s inriktning för den kommande två-årsperioden innefattar forskning om ungdomars sexuella och reproduktiva hälsa och förbättrad mödravård under såväl graviditeten som efter förlossning. TDR:s aktiviteter kommer under avtalsperioden att ha tyngdpunkten på forskning om hinder för effektivt genomförande av befintliga kontrollprogram för olika infektionssjukdomar såsom malaria, tuberkulos och olika tarmparasiter. Sida har lång erfarenhet, sedan mitten av 1970-talet av stöd till forskning i form av såväl speciella fristående forskningsprogram och forskningsprojekt hanterade av WHO. Erfarenheterna visar att organisationen har förmåga att engagera ledande forskare på global nivå för fattigdomsrelaterade hälsofrågor och att i synnerhet de fristående programmen förmår anpassa sig till förändringar i omvärlden och att inta ledande roll inom den globala forskningsagendan. Sweden WHO/World Health Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WHO/World Health Organization Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 35000000 36000000 36000000 -36000000 0 35000000 35000000 -35000000 0 36000000 71000000 WHO/World Health Organization 35000000 WHO/World Health Organization 36000000 WHO/World Health Organization Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt More interfaces, networks and cooperation established between actors from research institutions on the one hand, and the business sector, public authorities and civil society on the other Fler kontaktytor, nätverk och samarbeten etablerade mellan aktörer från forskningsinstitutioner å ena sidan, och näringsliv, myndigheter och civilsamhälle å den andra Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54100101 Sweden The Arab Council for the Social Sciences (ACSS) has applied for 25 million SEK to finance it's Strategic Plan (2016-2020). The ACSS is an independent regional NGO, a research council and a network in social sciences and the humanities with the goal to support and enhance research, research capacity, and the dissemination of research results in and on the MENA region by Arab researchers. The objective stated in the Strategic Plan is: 'by supporting researchers and academic/research institutions, the ACSS aims to contribute to the creation, dissemination, validation, and utilisation of social science research and to enrich public debate about the challenges facing Arab societies. The ACSS also aims to enhance the role of social science in Arab public life and inform public policy in the region'.The activities includes: open calls for research grants; thematic and comparative research groups; mentorship program for research and advocacy; capacity building workshops; academic conferences and seminars; thematic on-line courses for MA and PhD students supplementing offerings by regional universities; and policy dialogue events between researchers and decision-makers. As the five-year ACSS strategy shall expire 2020 whilst Sida's agreement is valid until year 2021, Sida shall in 2019 put particular focus on partner discssions regarding the organisation's new strategy beyond 2020. A prerequisite for a disbursement in 2019 is Sida’s approval of the new Strategy for the Arab Council for the Social Sciences starting year 2021 and that this Strategy is still relevant to Sweden’s Strategy for Research Cooperation 2015-2021', which is defined in the agreement. The ACSS is a new organisation that has been fully operational for only a little more than four years. Sida has supported the ACSS since 2009, before the organisation was registered, which took place in 2011. Formally the activities started in late 2012. During this short period the organisation has grown quickly. 2015 the ACSS budget had grown to 22,9 million SEK, and 2016 the annual budget had increased to 26,5 million SEK - now with six funders (Ford Foundation; Carnegie Corporation; IDRC; Mellon Foundation; UNESCO; and Sida). The current Sida agreement (2013-2016) includes 5mSEK per year in program support. The new agreement (2017-2021) is intended to have the same annual budget but now with core support. An important development is that Ford Foundation is also going to support the ACSS with core support for the same five year period, which gives the ACSS stability and flexibility to work with its five year Strategic Plan. Sida's assessment is that despite the ACSS being a young organisation, it has a well functioning control and regulation frameworks, the ownership for the program is strong, and it has solid funding for the five year period covered by the Strategic Plan. The ACSS office, it's Secretariat, is responsible for implementing activities and is located in Beirut, Lebanon. Seven employees from various parts of the MENA region work in this office). The ACSS is governed by a General Assembly which meets every other year at a conference bringing together institutional and individual members. Between general assembly meetings the organisation is governed by a Board of Trustees consisting of 12 selected members. The board meets twice a year. It is Sida's assessment that the organisation functions well, however there is a need for further clarification in relation to roles and responsibilities between the Secretariat and the Board, a matter to which action has been taken and shall be finalised in 2017 with the then newly elected Board. Arab Council for the Social Sciences (ACSS) söker 25 miljoner kronor för att finansiera sin strategiska plan under perioden 2017-2021. ACSS är en oberoende regional NGO, ett forskningsråd och nätverk inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora med målsättning att stödja och främja forskning, forskningskapacitet, och spridning av forskningsresultat om och för MENA regionen av arabiska forskare. Det övergripande målet i den strategiska planen som gäller 2016-2020 är att: ge stöd till forskare och akademiska institutioner med avsikt att bidraga till kunskapsproduktion, spridning, validering och användning av samhällsvetenskaplig forskning; att berika offentlig debatt angående de utmaningar som arabiska samhällen står inför; samt att förstärka rollen av samhällsvetenskap inom det arabiska allmänna samhällsutrymmet (public life) och att arbeta för att samhällsventenskaperna informerar offentlig policy i regionen. För att nå detta mål organiserar ACSS ett antal kärnaktiviteter: öppna utlysningar (open call) av stipendier för forskare; tematiska och komparativa forskningsgrupper; mentorprogram för unga forskare; kapacitetstärkande utbildningar (metod/etik/genus/policy/forskningsansökningsförfarande); akademiska konferenser och seminarier; tematiska on-line kurser för MA och PhD studenter som supplement till tillgängligt utbud i regionen; samt policydialog event mellan forskare och beslutsfattare. Sidas bedömning är att de planerade aktiviteterna för att genomföra den strategiska planen och öka kunskapsprodutionen är väl motiverade och genomförbara under rådande (regionala) omständigheter. Då den femåriga ACSS strategin löper ut 2020 medan Sidas avtal med finansiering för ACSSs strategi löper till och med 2021, kommer Sida under 2019 sätta särskilt fokus på diskussioner med parten ang. organisationens framtida strategi. Utbetalning för 2021 kommer att villkoras emot att Sida har emottagit en ny strategi som är relevant för Sveriges 'Strategi för forskningssamarbete och forskning inom utvecklingssamarbetet 2015-2021', vilket noteras i avtalet. ACSS är en ung organisation som endast verkat drygt fyra år. Sida har stött ACSS sedan 2009, innan dess officiella registrering vilket skedde 2011. Formellt började aktiviteterna sent under året 2012. Under denna korta period har organisationen har vuxit snabbt. 2010 var den årliga budgeten 1,5 miljoner kronor och Sida var den enda givaren. 2015 hade ACSS årliga budget vuxit till 22,9 miljoner SEK, och år 2016 stod årsbudgeten på 26,5 miljoner SEK - nu med sex givare (Ford Foundation; Carnegie Corporation; IDRC; Mellon Foundation; UNESCO och Sida). Nuvarande Sida avtal (2013-2016) består av 5 MSEK per år i riktat stöd. Det nya avtalet (2017-2021) avser att ligga på samma summa per år men nu med kärnstöd. En viktig utveckling är att även Ford Foundation går in med kärnstöd 2017-2021, vilket ger ACSS stabilitet och flexibilitet att arbetare vidare med sin fem-årsstrategi. Sidas bedömning är att organisationen trots sin korta existens har en väl fungerande styrning och kontroll, ett starkt ägarskap för sitt program, och har en god finansiering för strategiperiodens intentioner. En möjlig intern risk är att ACSS kan växa för fort, men med kärnstöd från två givare har organisationen valt att under ett års tid rikta arbetet inåt för att stärka intern kapacitet och utvärdera kortsiktiga mål. Detta inkluderar även att begränsa kortsiktiga projektuppdrag till fördel för långsiktiga avtal som direkt relaterar till strategin. ACSS huvudkontor, dess sekretariat, med ansvar för implementering för programmen, är lokaliserad i Libanons huvudstad Beirut. Vid sekretariatet arbetar sju personer från olika delar av MENA ). ACSS styrs av generalförsamlingen (General Assembly) som möts vartannat år vid en konferens och består av ACSSs institutionella och individuella medlemmar. Mellan generalförsamlingens möten styrs organisationen av styrelsen (Board of Trustees) bestående av tolv valda medlemmar. Styrelsen träffas två gånger per år. Det är Sidas bedömning att organisationen fungerar väl, dock behövs ytterligare förtydligande av ansvarsfördelning mellan sektretariat och styrelsen (ett pågående arbete som avslutas 2017 med den då nyvalda styrelsen). Sida bedömer att ACSSs arbete med att stödja relevant forskning inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora samt utveckling av forskningskapacitet är viktig och relevant. Detta inom MENA regionens kontext med begränsad samhällsvetenskaplig forskning och otillräcklig kapacitet, och särskilt med tanke på forskares begränsade möjlighet att verka då akademisk frihet, yttrandefrihet och kritiskt tänkande inte välkomnas i alla kontexter och regionen är drabbad av politiska spänningar, konflikter och krig. ACSS syfte är att kartlägga och hantera behoven hos samhällsvetenskapliga miljöer i Arabregionen, öka produktionen av forskning inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora av hög kvalitet samt delta i samarbeten och nätverk inom och utom regionen. ACSS utlyser forskningsmedel av olika slag. Organisationen driver också arbetsgrupper (working groups) där specifika teman utforskas under några år. Mer etablerade forskare i arbetsgrupperna fungerar som mentorer och vägledare för yngre forskare. ACSS delar in sin verksamhet i fyra komponenter: 1) Institutional Strengthening and Governance, som inbegriper frågor om administrativ struktur, nya filialer och utveckling av uppföljning och utvärdering, liksom kommunikationsarbete; 2) Financial Sustainability, där frågor om administration, juridik och insamling av medel ingår; 3) Institutional Alliances and Networks, som handlar om olika initiativ för att bredda verksamhet och kontaktnät, till exempel genom så kallade syd-syd-samarbeten, arbete för främja kontakter mellan givare, eller det så kallade Partners and Donors Annual Forum; samt 4) Programmatic Modalities and Mechanisms. I den sistnämnda komponenten finns i sin tur ett antal underkomponenter som på många sätt utgör ACSS kärnverksamhet. Det handlar om 1) stöd till forskare i olika forskningsutlysningar och arbetsgrupper (vars tematik och former kontinuerligt utvecklas och förändras); 2) forskningens infrastruktur (där bland annat arbetet med Arab Social Science Monitor (ASSM) - ett arbete för att systematiskt följa upp produktion av samhällsvetenskap i regionen - och den regionala databasen ACSS Dataverse ingår); 3) främjande av en ny generation samhällsvetare (med ett särskilt New Gen fellowship program); 4) olika samarbeten/collaborations (där ACSS kontakter med bland annat de samhällsvetenskapliga forskningsnätverken CODESRIA och CLACSO omnämns); 5) institutionellt stöd (med planer om mer stöd till forskningsinstitutioner i regionen kring bland annat datahantering och forskningsetik); 6) möten (bland annat de årliga forskningskonferenserna, se nedan); 7) publiceringar (såväl samarbeten med väletablerade förlag som egna publikationer), samt 8) medlemskap och utåtriktat arbete (i syfte att göra ACSS till just ett väletablerat center för samhällsvetenskaplig forskning i regionen). Målsättningar för dessa komponenter finns i organisationens uppföljningsramverk. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Middle East, regional Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector Två stora arrangemang ingår i ACSS verksamhetscykel. Det första är ett ACSS Research Forum som äger rum vartannat år för forskare som fått stöd av ACSS (2022 genomfördes ett sådant Research Forum i Beirut, se nedan). Det andra är den stora ACSS Conference som också äger rum vartannat år (2023, också i Beirut); ett öppet arrangemang för samhällsvetare/humanister i regionen. ASSM är också ett stort åtagande, liksom en mängd projekt för att främja individuell och institutionell kapacitet inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora, bland annat ett New Generation Programme i syfte att säkerställa återväxten av nya generationer samhällsvetare i regionen (genom att nå yngre studenter med kurser och mötesplatser); programmet involverar samhällsvetare från ett stort antal universitet i fyra länder: Libanon, Egypten, Tunisien och Palestina. ACSS Research Forum i Beirut i juni 2022 gav forskare och konstnärer från hela regionen tillfälle att samlas, presentera projekt och föra fria samtal i en region som i övrigt präglas av stark åsiktskontroll. Några exempel på projekt som presenterades: - Ett delvis digitalt projekt om interaktiva kartor som tydliggör de påfrestningar som elektricitetsbrist och miljöförstörelse utgör för befolkningen i Beirut. - En analys av hur brittisk litteratur (med utgångspunkt i John Miltons Pardise lost från 1667) grundlade en syn på Palestina som ett kolonialt projekt och möjlig hemvist för judar. - Hur maktförhållanden kan uttryckas i utformningen av tvåspråkiga böcker: latinska böcker öppnas och läses från vänster till höger, arabiska böcker från andra hållet. Vad kommer först? - Aspekter på koranen som heligt budskap, uttryckt oralt och i text (mushaf) och vad det betyder att förvara texterna i muséer - eller bränna dem. - Hur utbildning, politisk tillhörighet och kontakter (så kallad wasta) påverkar tillgången på hälsovård i Palestina; studien belyser också annat som inte fungerar inom hälsosektorn (alla problem handlar inte om ockupationen). - Hur tillgången till taxiappar i Kairo ökat möjligheter för kvinnor att undkomma sexuella trakasserier och annat säkerhetstänkande (säkerhetsbälten, hastighet), men också bidragit till ökad segregation mellan samhällsklasserna (bara de rika har råd). - Tobaksodling i södra Libanon har kommit att ersätta andra grödor med hjälp av subventioner till fromma för statslierade oligopol, men har samtidigt medfört självständighet/försörjning för många kvinnor i den hårt pressade regionen (se vidare Munira Khayyat, A Landscape of War: Ecologies of Resistance and Survival, University of California Press, 2022). The year 2021 was another eventful period for the Arab region, Lebanon and the ACSS with numerous challenges. Parts of the No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54100101-5410010101 Sweden The Arab Council for the Social Sciences (ACSS) has applied for 25 million SEK to finance it's Strategic Plan (2016-2020). The ACSS is an independent regional NGO, a research council and a network in social sciences and the humanities with the goal to support and enhance research, research capacity, and the dissemination of research results in and on the MENA region by Arab researchers. The objective stated in the Strategic Plan is: 'by supporting researchers and academic/research institutions, the ACSS aims to contribute to the creation, dissemination, validation, and utilisation of social science research and to enrich public debate about the challenges facing Arab societies. The ACSS also aims to enhance the role of social science in Arab public life and inform public policy in the region'.The activities includes: open calls for research grants; thematic and comparative research groups; mentorship program for research and advocacy; capacity building workshops; academic conferences and seminars; thematic on-line courses for MA and PhD students supplementing offerings by regional universities; and policy dialogue events between researchers and decision-makers. As the five-year ACSS strategy shall expire 2020 whilst Sida's agreement is valid until year 2021, Sida shall in 2019 put particular focus on partner discssions regarding the organisation's new strategy beyond 2020. A prerequisite for a disbursement in 2019 is Sida’s approval of the new Strategy for the Arab Council for the Social Sciences starting year 2021 and that this Strategy is still relevant to Sweden’s Strategy for Research Cooperation 2015-2021', which is defined in the agreement. The ACSS is a new organisation that has been fully operational for only a little more than four years. Sida has supported the ACSS since 2009, before the organisation was registered, which took place in 2011. Formally the activities started in late 2012. During this short period the organisation has grown quickly. 2015 the ACSS budget had grown to 22,9 million SEK, and 2016 the annual budget had increased to 26,5 million SEK - now with six funders (Ford Foundation; Carnegie Corporation; IDRC; Mellon Foundation; UNESCO; and Sida). The current Sida agreement (2013-2016) includes 5mSEK per year in program support. The new agreement (2017-2021) is intended to have the same annual budget but now with core support. An important development is that Ford Foundation is also going to support the ACSS with core support for the same five year period, which gives the ACSS stability and flexibility to work with its five year Strategic Plan. Sida's assessment is that despite the ACSS being a young organisation, it has a well functioning control and regulation frameworks, the ownership for the program is strong, and it has solid funding for the five year period covered by the Strategic Plan. The ACSS office, it's Secretariat, is responsible for implementing activities and is located in Beirut, Lebanon. Seven employees from various parts of the MENA region work in this office). The ACSS is governed by a General Assembly which meets every other year at a conference bringing together institutional and individual members. Between general assembly meetings the organisation is governed by a Board of Trustees consisting of 12 selected members. The board meets twice a year. It is Sida's assessment that the organisation functions well, however there is a need for further clarification in relation to roles and responsibilities between the Secretariat and the Board, a matter to which action has been taken and shall be finalised in 2017 with the then newly elected Board. Arab Council for the Social Sciences (ACSS) söker 25 miljoner kronor för att finansiera sin strategiska plan under perioden 2017-2021. ACSS är en oberoende regional NGO, ett forskningsråd och nätverk inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora med målsättning att stödja och främja forskning, forskningskapacitet, och spridning av forskningsresultat om och för MENA regionen av arabiska forskare. Det övergripande målet i den strategiska planen som gäller 2016-2020 är att: ge stöd till forskare och akademiska institutioner med avsikt att bidraga till kunskapsproduktion, spridning, validering och användning av samhällsvetenskaplig forskning; att berika offentlig debatt angående de utmaningar som arabiska samhällen står inför; samt att förstärka rollen av samhällsvetenskap inom det arabiska allmänna samhällsutrymmet (public life) och att arbeta för att samhällsventenskaperna informerar offentlig policy i regionen. För att nå detta mål organiserar ACSS ett antal kärnaktiviteter: öppna utlysningar (open call) av stipendier för forskare; tematiska och komparativa forskningsgrupper; mentorprogram för unga forskare; kapacitetstärkande utbildningar (metod/etik/genus/policy/forskningsansökningsförfarande); akademiska konferenser och seminarier; tematiska on-line kurser för MA och PhD studenter som supplement till tillgängligt utbud i regionen; samt policydialog event mellan forskare och beslutsfattare. Sidas bedömning är att de planerade aktiviteterna för att genomföra den strategiska planen och öka kunskapsprodutionen är väl motiverade och genomförbara under rådande (regionala) omständigheter. Då den femåriga ACSS strategin löper ut 2020 medan Sidas avtal med finansiering för ACSSs strategi löper till och med 2021, kommer Sida under 2019 sätta särskilt fokus på diskussioner med parten ang. organisationens framtida strategi. Utbetalning för 2021 kommer att villkoras emot att Sida har emottagit en ny strategi som är relevant för Sveriges 'Strategi för forskningssamarbete och forskning inom utvecklingssamarbetet 2015-2021', vilket noteras i avtalet. ACSS är en ung organisation som endast verkat drygt fyra år. Sida har stött ACSS sedan 2009, innan dess officiella registrering vilket skedde 2011. Formellt började aktiviteterna sent under året 2012. Under denna korta period har organisationen har vuxit snabbt. 2010 var den årliga budgeten 1,5 miljoner kronor och Sida var den enda givaren. 2015 hade ACSS årliga budget vuxit till 22,9 miljoner SEK, och år 2016 stod årsbudgeten på 26,5 miljoner SEK - nu med sex givare (Ford Foundation; Carnegie Corporation; IDRC; Mellon Foundation; UNESCO och Sida). Nuvarande Sida avtal (2013-2016) består av 5 MSEK per år i riktat stöd. Det nya avtalet (2017-2021) avser att ligga på samma summa per år men nu med kärnstöd. En viktig utveckling är att även Ford Foundation går in med kärnstöd 2017-2021, vilket ger ACSS stabilitet och flexibilitet att arbetare vidare med sin fem-årsstrategi. Sidas bedömning är att organisationen trots sin korta existens har en väl fungerande styrning och kontroll, ett starkt ägarskap för sitt program, och har en god finansiering för strategiperiodens intentioner. En möjlig intern risk är att ACSS kan växa för fort, men med kärnstöd från två givare har organisationen valt att under ett års tid rikta arbetet inåt för att stärka intern kapacitet och utvärdera kortsiktiga mål. Detta inkluderar även att begränsa kortsiktiga projektuppdrag till fördel för långsiktiga avtal som direkt relaterar till strategin. ACSS huvudkontor, dess sekretariat, med ansvar för implementering för programmen, är lokaliserad i Libanons huvudstad Beirut. Vid sekretariatet arbetar sju personer från olika delar av MENA ). ACSS styrs av generalförsamlingen (General Assembly) som möts vartannat år vid en konferens och består av ACSSs institutionella och individuella medlemmar. Mellan generalförsamlingens möten styrs organisationen av styrelsen (Board of Trustees) bestående av tolv valda medlemmar. Styrelsen träffas två gånger per år. Det är Sidas bedömning att organisationen fungerar väl, dock behövs ytterligare förtydligande av ansvarsfördelning mellan sektretariat och styrelsen (ett pågående arbete som avslutas 2017 med den då nyvalda styrelsen). Sida bedömer att ACSSs arbete med att stödja relevant forskning inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora samt utveckling av forskningskapacitet är viktig och relevant. Detta inom MENA regionens kontext med begränsad samhällsvetenskaplig forskning och otillräcklig kapacitet, och särskilt med tanke på forskares begränsade möjlighet att verka då akademisk frihet, yttrandefrihet och kritiskt tänkande inte välkomnas i alla kontexter och regionen är drabbad av politiska spänningar, konflikter och krig. ACSS syfte är att kartlägga och hantera behoven hos samhällsvetenskapliga miljöer i Arabregionen, öka produktionen av forskning inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora av hög kvalitet samt delta i samarbeten och nätverk inom och utom regionen. ACSS utlyser forskningsmedel av olika slag. Organisationen driver också arbetsgrupper (working groups) där specifika teman utforskas under några år. Mer etablerade forskare i arbetsgrupperna fungerar som mentorer och vägledare för yngre forskare. ACSS delar in sin verksamhet i fyra komponenter: 1) Institutional Strengthening and Governance, som inbegriper frågor om administrativ struktur, nya filialer och utveckling av uppföljning och utvärdering, liksom kommunikationsarbete; 2) Financial Sustainability, där frågor om administration, juridik och insamling av medel ingår; 3) Institutional Alliances and Networks, som handlar om olika initiativ för att bredda verksamhet och kontaktnät, till exempel genom så kallade syd-syd-samarbeten, arbete för främja kontakter mellan givare, eller det så kallade Partners and Donors Annual Forum; samt 4) Programmatic Modalities and Mechanisms. I den sistnämnda komponenten finns i sin tur ett antal underkomponenter som på många sätt utgör ACSS kärnverksamhet. Det handlar om 1) stöd till forskare i olika forskningsutlysningar och arbetsgrupper (vars tematik och former kontinuerligt utvecklas och förändras); 2) forskningens infrastruktur (där bland annat arbetet med Arab Social Science Monitor (ASSM) - ett arbete för att systematiskt följa upp produktion av samhällsvetenskap i regionen - och den regionala databasen ACSS Dataverse ingår); 3) främjande av en ny generation samhällsvetare (med ett särskilt New Gen fellowship program); 4) olika samarbeten/collaborations (där ACSS kontakter med bland annat de samhällsvetenskapliga forskningsnätverken CODESRIA och CLACSO omnämns); 5) institutionellt stöd (med planer om mer stöd till forskningsinstitutioner i regionen kring bland annat datahantering och forskningsetik); 6) möten (bland annat de årliga forskningskonferenserna, se nedan); 7) publiceringar (såväl samarbeten med väletablerade förlag som egna publikationer), samt 8) medlemskap och utåtriktat arbete (i syfte att göra ACSS till just ett väletablerat center för samhällsvetenskaplig forskning i regionen). Målsättningar för dessa komponenter finns i organisationens uppföljningsramverk. Sweden ACSS/Arab Council for the Social Sciences Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ACSS/Arab Council for the Social Sciences 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 5000000 8000000 5000000 5000000 5500000 7150000 0 0 -2500000 2500000 -5000000 0 5000000 5000000 5000000 5000000 0 5000000 -5000000 8000000 5000000 500000 0 5000000 -5000000 7150000 -5000000 5000000 0 0 35650000 ACSS/Arab Council for the Social Sciences 5000000 ACSS/Arab Council for the Social Sciences 5000000 ACSS/Arab Council for the Social Sciences 3000000 ACSS/Arab Council for the Social Sciences 5000000 ACSS/Arab Council for the Social Sciences 5000000 ACSS/Arab Council for the Social Sciences 500000 ACSS/Arab Council for the Social Sciences 5000000 ACSS/Arab Council for the Social Sciences 7150000 ACSS/Arab Council for the Social Sciences Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More partner countries and regional research actors have capacity to formulate and implement national and regional research strategies Fler samarbetsländer och regionala forskningsaktörer har kapacitet att formulera och genomföra såväl nationella som regionala forskningsstrategier Other Övrigt More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt More interfaces, networks and cooperation established between actors from research institutions on the one hand, and the business sector, public authorities and civil society on the other Fler kontaktytor, nätverk och samarbeten etablerade mellan aktörer från forskningsinstitutioner å ena sidan, och näringsliv, myndigheter och civilsamhälle å den andra Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54100101-5410010102 Sweden The Arab Council for the Social Sciences (ACSS) has applied for 25 million SEK to finance it's Strategic Plan (2016-2020). The ACSS is an independent regional NGO, a research council and a network in social sciences and the humanities with the goal to support and enhance research, research capacity, and the dissemination of research results in and on the MENA region by Arab researchers. The objective stated in the Strategic Plan is: 'by supporting researchers and academic/research institutions, the ACSS aims to contribute to the creation, dissemination, validation, and utilisation of social science research and to enrich public debate about the challenges facing Arab societies. The ACSS also aims to enhance the role of social science in Arab public life and inform public policy in the region'.The activities includes: open calls for research grants; thematic and comparative research groups; mentorship program for research and advocacy; capacity building workshops; academic conferences and seminars; thematic on-line courses for MA and PhD students supplementing offerings by regional universities; and policy dialogue events between researchers and decision-makers. As the five-year ACSS strategy shall expire 2020 whilst Sida's agreement is valid until year 2021, Sida shall in 2019 put particular focus on partner discssions regarding the organisation's new strategy beyond 2020. A prerequisite for a disbursement in 2019 is Sida’s approval of the new Strategy for the Arab Council for the Social Sciences starting year 2021 and that this Strategy is still relevant to Sweden’s Strategy for Research Cooperation 2015-2021', which is defined in the agreement. The ACSS is a new organisation that has been fully operational for only a little more than four years. Sida has supported the ACSS since 2009, before the organisation was registered, which took place in 2011. Formally the activities started in late 2012. During this short period the organisation has grown quickly. 2015 the ACSS budget had grown to 22,9 million SEK, and 2016 the annual budget had increased to 26,5 million SEK - now with six funders (Ford Foundation; Carnegie Corporation; IDRC; Mellon Foundation; UNESCO; and Sida). The current Sida agreement (2013-2016) includes 5mSEK per year in program support. The new agreement (2017-2021) is intended to have the same annual budget but now with core support. An important development is that Ford Foundation is also going to support the ACSS with core support for the same five year period, which gives the ACSS stability and flexibility to work with its five year Strategic Plan. Sida's assessment is that despite the ACSS being a young organisation, it has a well functioning control and regulation frameworks, the ownership for the program is strong, and it has solid funding for the five year period covered by the Strategic Plan. The ACSS office, it's Secretariat, is responsible for implementing activities and is located in Beirut, Lebanon. Seven employees from various parts of the MENA region work in this office). The ACSS is governed by a General Assembly which meets every other year at a conference bringing together institutional and individual members. Between general assembly meetings the organisation is governed by a Board of Trustees consisting of 12 selected members. The board meets twice a year. It is Sida's assessment that the organisation functions well, however there is a need for further clarification in relation to roles and responsibilities between the Secretariat and the Board, a matter to which action has been taken and shall be finalised in 2017 with the then newly elected Board. Arab Council for the Social Sciences (ACSS) söker 25 miljoner kronor för att finansiera sin strategiska plan under perioden 2017-2021. ACSS är en oberoende regional NGO, ett forskningsråd och nätverk inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora med målsättning att stödja och främja forskning, forskningskapacitet, och spridning av forskningsresultat om och för MENA regionen av arabiska forskare. Det övergripande målet i den strategiska planen som gäller 2016-2020 är att: ge stöd till forskare och akademiska institutioner med avsikt att bidraga till kunskapsproduktion, spridning, validering och användning av samhällsvetenskaplig forskning; att berika offentlig debatt angående de utmaningar som arabiska samhällen står inför; samt att förstärka rollen av samhällsvetenskap inom det arabiska allmänna samhällsutrymmet (public life) och att arbeta för att samhällsventenskaperna informerar offentlig policy i regionen. För att nå detta mål organiserar ACSS ett antal kärnaktiviteter: öppna utlysningar (open call) av stipendier för forskare; tematiska och komparativa forskningsgrupper; mentorprogram för unga forskare; kapacitetstärkande utbildningar (metod/etik/genus/policy/forskningsansökningsförfarande); akademiska konferenser och seminarier; tematiska on-line kurser för MA och PhD studenter som supplement till tillgängligt utbud i regionen; samt policydialog event mellan forskare och beslutsfattare. Sidas bedömning är att de planerade aktiviteterna för att genomföra den strategiska planen och öka kunskapsprodutionen är väl motiverade och genomförbara under rådande (regionala) omständigheter. Då den femåriga ACSS strategin löper ut 2020 medan Sidas avtal med finansiering för ACSSs strategi löper till och med 2021, kommer Sida under 2019 sätta särskilt fokus på diskussioner med parten ang. organisationens framtida strategi. Utbetalning för 2021 kommer att villkoras emot att Sida har emottagit en ny strategi som är relevant för Sveriges 'Strategi för forskningssamarbete och forskning inom utvecklingssamarbetet 2015-2021', vilket noteras i avtalet. ACSS är en ung organisation som endast verkat drygt fyra år. Sida har stött ACSS sedan 2009, innan dess officiella registrering vilket skedde 2011. Formellt började aktiviteterna sent under året 2012. Under denna korta period har organisationen har vuxit snabbt. 2010 var den årliga budgeten 1,5 miljoner kronor och Sida var den enda givaren. 2015 hade ACSS årliga budget vuxit till 22,9 miljoner SEK, och år 2016 stod årsbudgeten på 26,5 miljoner SEK - nu med sex givare (Ford Foundation; Carnegie Corporation; IDRC; Mellon Foundation; UNESCO och Sida). Nuvarande Sida avtal (2013-2016) består av 5 MSEK per år i riktat stöd. Det nya avtalet (2017-2021) avser att ligga på samma summa per år men nu med kärnstöd. En viktig utveckling är att även Ford Foundation går in med kärnstöd 2017-2021, vilket ger ACSS stabilitet och flexibilitet att arbetare vidare med sin fem-årsstrategi. Sidas bedömning är att organisationen trots sin korta existens har en väl fungerande styrning och kontroll, ett starkt ägarskap för sitt program, och har en god finansiering för strategiperiodens intentioner. En möjlig intern risk är att ACSS kan växa för fort, men med kärnstöd från två givare har organisationen valt att under ett års tid rikta arbetet inåt för att stärka intern kapacitet och utvärdera kortsiktiga mål. Detta inkluderar även att begränsa kortsiktiga projektuppdrag till fördel för långsiktiga avtal som direkt relaterar till strategin. ACSS huvudkontor, dess sekretariat, med ansvar för implementering för programmen, är lokaliserad i Libanons huvudstad Beirut. Vid sekretariatet arbetar sju personer från olika delar av MENA ). ACSS styrs av generalförsamlingen (General Assembly) som möts vartannat år vid en konferens och består av ACSSs institutionella och individuella medlemmar. Mellan generalförsamlingens möten styrs organisationen av styrelsen (Board of Trustees) bestående av tolv valda medlemmar. Styrelsen träffas två gånger per år. Det är Sidas bedömning att organisationen fungerar väl, dock behövs ytterligare förtydligande av ansvarsfördelning mellan sektretariat och styrelsen (ett pågående arbete som avslutas 2017 med den då nyvalda styrelsen). Sida bedömer att ACSSs arbete med att stödja relevant forskning inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora samt utveckling av forskningskapacitet är viktig och relevant. Detta inom MENA regionens kontext med begränsad samhällsvetenskaplig forskning och otillräcklig kapacitet, och särskilt med tanke på forskares begränsade möjlighet att verka då akademisk frihet, yttrandefrihet och kritiskt tänkande inte välkomnas i alla kontexter och regionen är drabbad av politiska spänningar, konflikter och krig. ACSS syfte är att kartlägga och hantera behoven hos samhällsvetenskapliga miljöer i Arabregionen, öka produktionen av forskning inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora av hög kvalitet samt delta i samarbeten och nätverk inom och utom regionen. ACSS utlyser forskningsmedel av olika slag. Organisationen driver också arbetsgrupper (working groups) där specifika teman utforskas under några år. Mer etablerade forskare i arbetsgrupperna fungerar som mentorer och vägledare för yngre forskare. ACSS delar in sin verksamhet i fyra komponenter: 1) Institutional Strengthening and Governance, som inbegriper frågor om administrativ struktur, nya filialer och utveckling av uppföljning och utvärdering, liksom kommunikationsarbete; 2) Financial Sustainability, där frågor om administration, juridik och insamling av medel ingår; 3) Institutional Alliances and Networks, som handlar om olika initiativ för att bredda verksamhet och kontaktnät, till exempel genom så kallade syd-syd-samarbeten, arbete för främja kontakter mellan givare, eller det så kallade Partners and Donors Annual Forum; samt 4) Programmatic Modalities and Mechanisms. I den sistnämnda komponenten finns i sin tur ett antal underkomponenter som på många sätt utgör ACSS kärnverksamhet. Det handlar om 1) stöd till forskare i olika forskningsutlysningar och arbetsgrupper (vars tematik och former kontinuerligt utvecklas och förändras); 2) forskningens infrastruktur (där bland annat arbetet med Arab Social Science Monitor (ASSM) - ett arbete för att systematiskt följa upp produktion av samhällsvetenskap i regionen - och den regionala databasen ACSS Dataverse ingår); 3) främjande av en ny generation samhällsvetare (med ett särskilt New Gen fellowship program); 4) olika samarbeten/collaborations (där ACSS kontakter med bland annat de samhällsvetenskapliga forskningsnätverken CODESRIA och CLACSO omnämns); 5) institutionellt stöd (med planer om mer stöd till forskningsinstitutioner i regionen kring bland annat datahantering och forskningsetik); 6) möten (bland annat de årliga forskningskonferenserna, se nedan); 7) publiceringar (såväl samarbeten med väletablerade förlag som egna publikationer), samt 8) medlemskap och utåtriktat arbete (i syfte att göra ACSS till just ett väletablerat center för samhällsvetenskaplig forskning i regionen). Målsättningar för dessa komponenter finns i organisationens uppföljningsramverk. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency PKF Revidentia AB 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 150000 0 0 143476 150000 PKF Revidentia AB 143475.95 PKF Revidentia AB Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54100101-5410010105 Sweden The Arab Council for the Social Sciences (ACSS) has applied for 25 million SEK to finance it's Strategic Plan (2016-2020). The ACSS is an independent regional NGO, a research council and a network in social sciences and the humanities with the goal to support and enhance research, research capacity, and the dissemination of research results in and on the MENA region by Arab researchers. The objective stated in the Strategic Plan is: 'by supporting researchers and academic/research institutions, the ACSS aims to contribute to the creation, dissemination, validation, and utilisation of social science research and to enrich public debate about the challenges facing Arab societies. The ACSS also aims to enhance the role of social science in Arab public life and inform public policy in the region'.The activities includes: open calls for research grants; thematic and comparative research groups; mentorship program for research and advocacy; capacity building workshops; academic conferences and seminars; thematic on-line courses for MA and PhD students supplementing offerings by regional universities; and policy dialogue events between researchers and decision-makers. As the five-year ACSS strategy shall expire 2020 whilst Sida's agreement is valid until year 2021, Sida shall in 2019 put particular focus on partner discssions regarding the organisation's new strategy beyond 2020. A prerequisite for a disbursement in 2019 is Sida’s approval of the new Strategy for the Arab Council for the Social Sciences starting year 2021 and that this Strategy is still relevant to Sweden’s Strategy for Research Cooperation 2015-2021', which is defined in the agreement. The ACSS is a new organisation that has been fully operational for only a little more than four years. Sida has supported the ACSS since 2009, before the organisation was registered, which took place in 2011. Formally the activities started in late 2012. During this short period the organisation has grown quickly. 2015 the ACSS budget had grown to 22,9 million SEK, and 2016 the annual budget had increased to 26,5 million SEK - now with six funders (Ford Foundation; Carnegie Corporation; IDRC; Mellon Foundation; UNESCO; and Sida). The current Sida agreement (2013-2016) includes 5mSEK per year in program support. The new agreement (2017-2021) is intended to have the same annual budget but now with core support. An important development is that Ford Foundation is also going to support the ACSS with core support for the same five year period, which gives the ACSS stability and flexibility to work with its five year Strategic Plan. Sida's assessment is that despite the ACSS being a young organisation, it has a well functioning control and regulation frameworks, the ownership for the program is strong, and it has solid funding for the five year period covered by the Strategic Plan. The ACSS office, it's Secretariat, is responsible for implementing activities and is located in Beirut, Lebanon. Seven employees from various parts of the MENA region work in this office). The ACSS is governed by a General Assembly which meets every other year at a conference bringing together institutional and individual members. Between general assembly meetings the organisation is governed by a Board of Trustees consisting of 12 selected members. The board meets twice a year. It is Sida's assessment that the organisation functions well, however there is a need for further clarification in relation to roles and responsibilities between the Secretariat and the Board, a matter to which action has been taken and shall be finalised in 2017 with the then newly elected Board. Arab Council for the Social Sciences (ACSS) söker 25 miljoner kronor för att finansiera sin strategiska plan under perioden 2017-2021. ACSS är en oberoende regional NGO, ett forskningsråd och nätverk inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora med målsättning att stödja och främja forskning, forskningskapacitet, och spridning av forskningsresultat om och för MENA regionen av arabiska forskare. Det övergripande målet i den strategiska planen som gäller 2016-2020 är att: ge stöd till forskare och akademiska institutioner med avsikt att bidraga till kunskapsproduktion, spridning, validering och användning av samhällsvetenskaplig forskning; att berika offentlig debatt angående de utmaningar som arabiska samhällen står inför; samt att förstärka rollen av samhällsvetenskap inom det arabiska allmänna samhällsutrymmet (public life) och att arbeta för att samhällsventenskaperna informerar offentlig policy i regionen. För att nå detta mål organiserar ACSS ett antal kärnaktiviteter: öppna utlysningar (open call) av stipendier för forskare; tematiska och komparativa forskningsgrupper; mentorprogram för unga forskare; kapacitetstärkande utbildningar (metod/etik/genus/policy/forskningsansökningsförfarande); akademiska konferenser och seminarier; tematiska on-line kurser för MA och PhD studenter som supplement till tillgängligt utbud i regionen; samt policydialog event mellan forskare och beslutsfattare. Sidas bedömning är att de planerade aktiviteterna för att genomföra den strategiska planen och öka kunskapsprodutionen är väl motiverade och genomförbara under rådande (regionala) omständigheter. Då den femåriga ACSS strategin löper ut 2020 medan Sidas avtal med finansiering för ACSSs strategi löper till och med 2021, kommer Sida under 2019 sätta särskilt fokus på diskussioner med parten ang. organisationens framtida strategi. Utbetalning för 2021 kommer att villkoras emot att Sida har emottagit en ny strategi som är relevant för Sveriges 'Strategi för forskningssamarbete och forskning inom utvecklingssamarbetet 2015-2021', vilket noteras i avtalet. ACSS är en ung organisation som endast verkat drygt fyra år. Sida har stött ACSS sedan 2009, innan dess officiella registrering vilket skedde 2011. Formellt började aktiviteterna sent under året 2012. Under denna korta period har organisationen har vuxit snabbt. 2010 var den årliga budgeten 1,5 miljoner kronor och Sida var den enda givaren. 2015 hade ACSS årliga budget vuxit till 22,9 miljoner SEK, och år 2016 stod årsbudgeten på 26,5 miljoner SEK - nu med sex givare (Ford Foundation; Carnegie Corporation; IDRC; Mellon Foundation; UNESCO och Sida). Nuvarande Sida avtal (2013-2016) består av 5 MSEK per år i riktat stöd. Det nya avtalet (2017-2021) avser att ligga på samma summa per år men nu med kärnstöd. En viktig utveckling är att även Ford Foundation går in med kärnstöd 2017-2021, vilket ger ACSS stabilitet och flexibilitet att arbetare vidare med sin fem-årsstrategi. Sidas bedömning är att organisationen trots sin korta existens har en väl fungerande styrning och kontroll, ett starkt ägarskap för sitt program, och har en god finansiering för strategiperiodens intentioner. En möjlig intern risk är att ACSS kan växa för fort, men med kärnstöd från två givare har organisationen valt att under ett års tid rikta arbetet inåt för att stärka intern kapacitet och utvärdera kortsiktiga mål. Detta inkluderar även att begränsa kortsiktiga projektuppdrag till fördel för långsiktiga avtal som direkt relaterar till strategin. ACSS huvudkontor, dess sekretariat, med ansvar för implementering för programmen, är lokaliserad i Libanons huvudstad Beirut. Vid sekretariatet arbetar sju personer från olika delar av MENA ). ACSS styrs av generalförsamlingen (General Assembly) som möts vartannat år vid en konferens och består av ACSSs institutionella och individuella medlemmar. Mellan generalförsamlingens möten styrs organisationen av styrelsen (Board of Trustees) bestående av tolv valda medlemmar. Styrelsen träffas två gånger per år. Det är Sidas bedömning att organisationen fungerar väl, dock behövs ytterligare förtydligande av ansvarsfördelning mellan sektretariat och styrelsen (ett pågående arbete som avslutas 2017 med den då nyvalda styrelsen). Sida bedömer att ACSSs arbete med att stödja relevant forskning inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora samt utveckling av forskningskapacitet är viktig och relevant. Detta inom MENA regionens kontext med begränsad samhällsvetenskaplig forskning och otillräcklig kapacitet, och särskilt med tanke på forskares begränsade möjlighet att verka då akademisk frihet, yttrandefrihet och kritiskt tänkande inte välkomnas i alla kontexter och regionen är drabbad av politiska spänningar, konflikter och krig. ACSS syfte är att kartlägga och hantera behoven hos samhällsvetenskapliga miljöer i Arabregionen, öka produktionen av forskning inom samhällsvetenskap och humaniora av hög kvalitet samt delta i samarbeten och nätverk inom och utom regionen. ACSS utlyser forskningsmedel av olika slag. Organisationen driver också arbetsgrupper (working groups) där specifika teman utforskas under några år. Mer etablerade forskare i arbetsgrupperna fungerar som mentorer och vägledare för yngre forskare. ACSS delar in sin verksamhet i fyra komponenter: 1) Institutional Strengthening and Governance, som inbegriper frågor om administrativ struktur, nya filialer och utveckling av uppföljning och utvärdering, liksom kommunikationsarbete; 2) Financial Sustainability, där frågor om administration, juridik och insamling av medel ingår; 3) Institutional Alliances and Networks, som handlar om olika initiativ för att bredda verksamhet och kontaktnät, till exempel genom så kallade syd-syd-samarbeten, arbete för främja kontakter mellan givare, eller det så kallade Partners and Donors Annual Forum; samt 4) Programmatic Modalities and Mechanisms. I den sistnämnda komponenten finns i sin tur ett antal underkomponenter som på många sätt utgör ACSS kärnverksamhet. Det handlar om 1) stöd till forskare i olika forskningsutlysningar och arbetsgrupper (vars tematik och former kontinuerligt utvecklas och förändras); 2) forskningens infrastruktur (där bland annat arbetet med Arab Social Science Monitor (ASSM) - ett arbete för att systematiskt följa upp produktion av samhällsvetenskap i regionen - och den regionala databasen ACSS Dataverse ingår); 3) främjande av en ny generation samhällsvetare (med ett särskilt New Gen fellowship program); 4) olika samarbeten/collaborations (där ACSS kontakter med bland annat de samhällsvetenskapliga forskningsnätverken CODESRIA och CLACSO omnämns); 5) institutionellt stöd (med planer om mer stöd till forskningsinstitutioner i regionen kring bland annat datahantering och forskningsetik); 6) möten (bland annat de årliga forskningskonferenserna, se nedan); 7) publiceringar (såväl samarbeten med väletablerade förlag som egna publikationer), samt 8) medlemskap och utåtriktat arbete (i syfte att göra ACSS till just ett väletablerat center för samhällsvetenskaplig forskning i regionen). Målsättningar för dessa komponenter finns i organisationens uppföljningsramverk. Sweden ACSS/Arab Council for the Social Sciences Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ACSS/Arab Council for the Social Sciences 10.2 - By 2030, empower and promote the social, economic and political inclusion of all, irrespective of age, sex, disability, race, ethnicity, origin, religion or economic or other status. 10.2 - Till 2030 möjliggöra och verka för att alla människors, oavsett ålder, kön, funktionsnedsättning, ras, etnicitet, ursprung, religion eller ekonomisk eller annan ställning, blir inkluderade i det sociala, ekonomiska och politiska livet. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 16.b - Verka för och genomdriva icke-diskriminerande lagstiftning och politik för en hållbar utveckling. 16.b - Promote and enforce non-discriminatory laws and policies for sustainable development. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6000000 3000000 3000000 6000000 ACSS/Arab Council for the Social Sciences 3000000 ACSS/Arab Council for the Social Sciences 3000000 ACSS/Arab Council for the Social Sciences Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced global, regional and national research that is of relevance to the least developed countries and regions (Sida) Stärkt global, regional och nationell forskning av relevans för minst utvecklade länder och regioner (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced impact of research that is of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development (Sida) Stärkt genomslag för forskning av relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-54100113 Sweden Support to the African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) special program the Consortium for Advance Research Training in Africa (CARTA). The African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) is a leading pan-African research institution headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya with the mission to be a global center of excellence, generating and delivering relevant scientific evidence for policy and action on population, health, education, and urbanization in Africa. To develop the next generation of globally-competitive African scholars APHRC leads the Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa (CARTA), which was established in 2008. Since then CARTA has become a viable platform to build an African academy poised to lead world-class, multidisciplinary research to improve public and population health. CARTA operates on a mutually reinforcing two-pronged strategy to develop individual research capacity and leadership while concurrently transforming institutional research cultures and organizational systems within which CARTA fellows operate. This approach creates the much-needed conducive environments to retain active researchers at African universities who, themselves, can support further capacity development for research and lead institutional change. Stöd till African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) till deras speciella program Consortium for Advance Research Training in Africa (CARTA). African Population and Research Center (APHRC) är en ledande panafrikansk forskningsinstitution med huvudkontor i Nairobi, Kenya. APHRC har som uppdrag att vara ett globalt kompetenscentrum samt att generera och leverera vetenskapliga och evidensbaserade underlag för policyutveckling och åtgärder inom befolkning, hälsa, utbildning och urbanisering i Afrika. APHRC leder ”Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa (CARTA)”, som bildades 2008 och har som syfte att utveckla nästa generation av globalt konkurrenskraftiga afrikanska forskare. Sedan 2008 har CARTA blivit en plattform för att bygga en afrikansk akademi redo att leda tvärvetenskaplig forskning av världsklass för att förbättra befolkningens hälsa. CARTA har en tvådelad strategi. Den ska dels utveckla enskild forskningskapacitet och ledarskap och dels omvandla institutionella forskningskulturer och organisatoriska system inom vilka CARTA stipendiater verkar. Detta tillvägagångssätt skapar och främjar miljöer för att behålla aktiva forskare vid afrikanska universitet som själva kan stödja ytterligare kapacitetsutveckling för forskning och bli institutionella förändringsagenter. Afrika har brist på välutbildade, produktiva och globalt konkurrenskraftiga forskare. Det är många som upplever hinder för skapandet av aktiva forskningsnätverk. Den ökande utflyttningen av humankapital ur akademi och forskningssektorn i Afrika ökar den växande klyftan inom vetenskap och teknik mellan Afrika och resten av världen samt försvagar kvaliteten på produkter från många afrikanska universitet. Afrikanska länder strävar därför efter att utöka antalet forskare samt att öka kvaliteten på forskarutbildning och forskare för att minska denna klyfta. CARTAs strategi att utbilda universitetspersonal och stödja dem att bli produktiva forskare, ledare och förändringsagenter vid sina universitet och därmed leda högkvalitativ forskning och forskarutbildning, är ett svar på dessa utmaningar och är ett sätt för den afrikanska högskolesektorn att nå nationella och kontinentala utvecklingsmål. Hittills har 140 doktorander registrerats i CARTA programmet (24 har redan examinerats). Därutöver har över 300 artiklar publicerats i ansedda vetenskapliga tidskrifter. De som deltagit håller på att bli forskningsledare och förändringsagenter på sina universitet. Trots de framsteg som gjorts i programmet är behoven fortfarande enorma. Om resurser ges har CARTA goda förutsättningar att fortsätta ge ett betydande bidrag till att fylla denna lucka, så länge de förblir redo att lära och anpassa sig till utmaningar och möjligheter i framtiden. En utvärdering av CARTA gjord på uppdrag av Sida visar att om CARTA finner vägar att fortsätta sitt arbete under de kommande åren kan det ge en alternativ modell till traditionella bilaterala metoder för att stödja doktorander och forskare i början av karriären. CARTAs strategi utgör också en betydande förbättring av utbildning av hög kvalitet och är ett verktyg för att nå en utbildning som är i nivå med internationella normer. Sida har givit stöd till APHRC/CARTA programmet sedan 2012 med 48,2 MSEK. Stödet har varit avgörande för CARTAs resultat hitintills. Stödet från Sida var tidigare uppdelat i kärnstöd till APHRC och ett programstöd till CARTA. Det fortsatta stödet kommer att ske som programstöd till CARTA som inkluderar en administrativ kostnad till APHRC för deras inblandning i programmet. Sida bedömer att fortsatt stöd till CARTA projektet är motiverat också för att ge möjlighet att söka stöd från andra finansiärer och för att etablera sin modell för forskarutbildning. Sida anser därtill att det är mycket positivt att APHRC/CARTA skapar synergier i arbetet mellan afrikanska partners och uppmanar CARTA att utöka programmets nätverk av svenska partners. Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa (CARTA) is an Africa-based, Africa-led initiative to strengthen the capacity of African universities to locally produce well-trained and skilled researchers primarily in health sciences and related fields. It was formed in 2008 and is a South-South partnership with South-North collaboration and involves 20 universities and research institutes. CARTA is jointly led by the African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC), Kenya, and the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits), South Africa. The main goal of CARTA is to build a vibrant multidisciplinary African academy that is able to lead world class research that makes a positive impact on population and public health. This to be attained through the follow outcomes: 1) Established pipeline of high-quality doctoral candidates and graduates that reach a critical mass of multidisciplinary researchers across CARTA African partner-institutions. 2) African institutions have institutionalized aspects of CARTA to strengthen and sustain PhD training, build research-supportive environments, and accelerate high-quality research activity (supervision, mentorship, faculty visits, improved administration) 3) Secured future and fostered career paths of high-achieving CARTA graduates as productive researchers, groomed to become future research leaders in Africa. Together, these three outcomes will lead to the creation of a critical mass of researchers and research leaders who create, promote and lead active research and training programmes at their universities. As change agents within their institutions, they create a feedback mechanism to guarantee sustainability of CARTA strategies. Over the medium-term, CARTA aims to produce a critical mass of high-quality graduates trained to address the complex issues surrounding health and development in Africa, retain them in the region, and provide them a vibrant intellectual environment, as well as viable and challenging research and growth opportunities. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Medical research Research for prevention and control of NCDs Population policy and administrative management Population statistics and data Health, General Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) Population Policies/Programmes & Reproductive Health Examples of results achieved by the CARTA programme include: > Graduation of 160 PhD students (56% women) > Publication of 3300 peer-reviewed articles > Raising of more than 32 million USD external grants by fellows and graduates > Training of 243 supervisors for post-graduate students > Training of 594 faculty and administrative staff to strengthen their capacity to support research and research management at institutional level > Launch of the CARTA evidence website; https://carta-evidence.org/ > Making CARTA Curricula for PhD training, graduate grant writing, supervisor training and institutional support publicly available; https://cartafrica.org/teaching-resources/ > Development and implementation of training-of-trainers programmes to carry out CARTA interventions independently at partner institutions No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54100113-5410011301 Sweden Support to the African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) special program the Consortium for Advance Research Training in Africa (CARTA). The African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) is a leading pan-African research institution headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya with the mission to be a global center of excellence, generating and delivering relevant scientific evidence for policy and action on population, health, education, and urbanization in Africa. To develop the next generation of globally-competitive African scholars APHRC leads the Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa (CARTA), which was established in 2008. Since then CARTA has become a viable platform to build an African academy poised to lead world-class, multidisciplinary research to improve public and population health. CARTA operates on a mutually reinforcing two-pronged strategy to develop individual research capacity and leadership while concurrently transforming institutional research cultures and organizational systems within which CARTA fellows operate. This approach creates the much-needed conducive environments to retain active researchers at African universities who, themselves, can support further capacity development for research and lead institutional change. Stöd till African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) till deras speciella program Consortium for Advance Research Training in Africa (CARTA). African Population and Research Center (APHRC) är en ledande panafrikansk forskningsinstitution med huvudkontor i Nairobi, Kenya. APHRC har som uppdrag att vara ett globalt kompetenscentrum samt att generera och leverera vetenskapliga och evidensbaserade underlag för policyutveckling och åtgärder inom befolkning, hälsa, utbildning och urbanisering i Afrika. APHRC leder ”Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa (CARTA)”, som bildades 2008 och har som syfte att utveckla nästa generation av globalt konkurrenskraftiga afrikanska forskare. Sedan 2008 har CARTA blivit en plattform för att bygga en afrikansk akademi redo att leda tvärvetenskaplig forskning av världsklass för att förbättra befolkningens hälsa. CARTA har en tvådelad strategi. Den ska dels utveckla enskild forskningskapacitet och ledarskap och dels omvandla institutionella forskningskulturer och organisatoriska system inom vilka CARTA stipendiater verkar. Detta tillvägagångssätt skapar och främjar miljöer för att behålla aktiva forskare vid afrikanska universitet som själva kan stödja ytterligare kapacitetsutveckling för forskning och bli institutionella förändringsagenter. Afrika har brist på välutbildade, produktiva och globalt konkurrenskraftiga forskare. Det är många som upplever hinder för skapandet av aktiva forskningsnätverk. Den ökande utflyttningen av humankapital ur akademi och forskningssektorn i Afrika ökar den växande klyftan inom vetenskap och teknik mellan Afrika och resten av världen samt försvagar kvaliteten på produkter från många afrikanska universitet. Afrikanska länder strävar därför efter att utöka antalet forskare samt att öka kvaliteten på forskarutbildning och forskare för att minska denna klyfta. CARTAs strategi att utbilda universitetspersonal och stödja dem att bli produktiva forskare, ledare och förändringsagenter vid sina universitet och därmed leda högkvalitativ forskning och forskarutbildning, är ett svar på dessa utmaningar och är ett sätt för den afrikanska högskolesektorn att nå nationella och kontinentala utvecklingsmål. Hittills har 140 doktorander registrerats i CARTA programmet (24 har redan examinerats). Därutöver har över 300 artiklar publicerats i ansedda vetenskapliga tidskrifter. De som deltagit håller på att bli forskningsledare och förändringsagenter på sina universitet. Trots de framsteg som gjorts i programmet är behoven fortfarande enorma. Om resurser ges har CARTA goda förutsättningar att fortsätta ge ett betydande bidrag till att fylla denna lucka, så länge de förblir redo att lära och anpassa sig till utmaningar och möjligheter i framtiden. En utvärdering av CARTA gjord på uppdrag av Sida visar att om CARTA finner vägar att fortsätta sitt arbete under de kommande åren kan det ge en alternativ modell till traditionella bilaterala metoder för att stödja doktorander och forskare i början av karriären. CARTAs strategi utgör också en betydande förbättring av utbildning av hög kvalitet och är ett verktyg för att nå en utbildning som är i nivå med internationella normer. Sida har givit stöd till APHRC/CARTA programmet sedan 2012 med 48,2 MSEK. Stödet har varit avgörande för CARTAs resultat hitintills. Stödet från Sida var tidigare uppdelat i kärnstöd till APHRC och ett programstöd till CARTA. Det fortsatta stödet kommer att ske som programstöd till CARTA som inkluderar en administrativ kostnad till APHRC för deras inblandning i programmet. Sida bedömer att fortsatt stöd till CARTA projektet är motiverat också för att ge möjlighet att söka stöd från andra finansiärer och för att etablera sin modell för forskarutbildning. Sida anser därtill att det är mycket positivt att APHRC/CARTA skapar synergier i arbetet mellan afrikanska partners och uppmanar CARTA att utöka programmets nätverk av svenska partners. Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa (CARTA) is an Africa-based, Africa-led initiative to strengthen the capacity of African universities to locally produce well-trained and skilled researchers primarily in health sciences and related fields. It was formed in 2008 and is a South-South partnership with South-North collaboration and involves 20 universities and research institutes. CARTA is jointly led by the African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC), Kenya, and the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits), South Africa. The main goal of CARTA is to build a vibrant multidisciplinary African academy that is able to lead world class research that makes a positive impact on population and public health. This to be attained through the follow outcomes: 1) Established pipeline of high-quality doctoral candidates and graduates that reach a critical mass of multidisciplinary researchers across CARTA African partner-institutions. 2) African institutions have institutionalized aspects of CARTA to strengthen and sustain PhD training, build research-supportive environments, and accelerate high-quality research activity (supervision, mentorship, faculty visits, improved administration) 3) Secured future and fostered career paths of high-achieving CARTA graduates as productive researchers, groomed to become future research leaders in Africa. Together, these three outcomes will lead to the creation of a critical mass of researchers and research leaders who create, promote and lead active research and training programmes at their universities. As change agents within their institutions, they create a feedback mechanism to guarantee sustainability of CARTA strategies. Over the medium-term, CARTA aims to produce a critical mass of high-quality graduates trained to address the complex issues surrounding health and development in Africa, retain them in the region, and provide them a vibrant intellectual environment, as well as viable and challenging research and growth opportunities. Sweden APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.b - Stödja forskning om och utveckling av vaccin och läkemedel mot de smittsamma och icke-smittsamma sjukdomar som i första hand drabbar utvecklingsländer. Sörja för tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin, i enlighet med Doha-deklarationen om TRIPS-avtalet och folkhälsa, i vilken det bekräftas att utvecklingsländerna har rätt att fullt ut utnyttja den flexibilitet som avtalet om handelsrelaterade aspekter av immaterialrätter erbjuder för att skydda folkhälsan och, framför 3.b - Support the research and development of vaccines and medicines for the communicable and non-communicable diseases that primarily affect developing countries, provide access to affordable essential medicines and vaccines, in accordance with the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, which affirms the right of developing countries to use to the full the provisions in the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights regarding flexibilities to protect public healt 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 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The African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) is a leading pan-African research institution headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya with the mission to be a global center of excellence, generating and delivering relevant scientific evidence for policy and action on population, health, education, and urbanization in Africa. To develop the next generation of globally-competitive African scholars APHRC leads the Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa (CARTA), which was established in 2008. Since then CARTA has become a viable platform to build an African academy poised to lead world-class, multidisciplinary research to improve public and population health. CARTA operates on a mutually reinforcing two-pronged strategy to develop individual research capacity and leadership while concurrently transforming institutional research cultures and organizational systems within which CARTA fellows operate. This approach creates the much-needed conducive environments to retain active researchers at African universities who, themselves, can support further capacity development for research and lead institutional change. Stöd till African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) till deras speciella program Consortium for Advance Research Training in Africa (CARTA). African Population and Research Center (APHRC) är en ledande panafrikansk forskningsinstitution med huvudkontor i Nairobi, Kenya. APHRC har som uppdrag att vara ett globalt kompetenscentrum samt att generera och leverera vetenskapliga och evidensbaserade underlag för policyutveckling och åtgärder inom befolkning, hälsa, utbildning och urbanisering i Afrika. APHRC leder ”Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa (CARTA)”, som bildades 2008 och har som syfte att utveckla nästa generation av globalt konkurrenskraftiga afrikanska forskare. Sedan 2008 har CARTA blivit en plattform för att bygga en afrikansk akademi redo att leda tvärvetenskaplig forskning av världsklass för att förbättra befolkningens hälsa. CARTA har en tvådelad strategi. Den ska dels utveckla enskild forskningskapacitet och ledarskap och dels omvandla institutionella forskningskulturer och organisatoriska system inom vilka CARTA stipendiater verkar. Detta tillvägagångssätt skapar och främjar miljöer för att behålla aktiva forskare vid afrikanska universitet som själva kan stödja ytterligare kapacitetsutveckling för forskning och bli institutionella förändringsagenter. Afrika har brist på välutbildade, produktiva och globalt konkurrenskraftiga forskare. Det är många som upplever hinder för skapandet av aktiva forskningsnätverk. Den ökande utflyttningen av humankapital ur akademi och forskningssektorn i Afrika ökar den växande klyftan inom vetenskap och teknik mellan Afrika och resten av världen samt försvagar kvaliteten på produkter från många afrikanska universitet. Afrikanska länder strävar därför efter att utöka antalet forskare samt att öka kvaliteten på forskarutbildning och forskare för att minska denna klyfta. CARTAs strategi att utbilda universitetspersonal och stödja dem att bli produktiva forskare, ledare och förändringsagenter vid sina universitet och därmed leda högkvalitativ forskning och forskarutbildning, är ett svar på dessa utmaningar och är ett sätt för den afrikanska högskolesektorn att nå nationella och kontinentala utvecklingsmål. Hittills har 140 doktorander registrerats i CARTA programmet (24 har redan examinerats). Därutöver har över 300 artiklar publicerats i ansedda vetenskapliga tidskrifter. De som deltagit håller på att bli forskningsledare och förändringsagenter på sina universitet. Trots de framsteg som gjorts i programmet är behoven fortfarande enorma. Om resurser ges har CARTA goda förutsättningar att fortsätta ge ett betydande bidrag till att fylla denna lucka, så länge de förblir redo att lära och anpassa sig till utmaningar och möjligheter i framtiden. En utvärdering av CARTA gjord på uppdrag av Sida visar att om CARTA finner vägar att fortsätta sitt arbete under de kommande åren kan det ge en alternativ modell till traditionella bilaterala metoder för att stödja doktorander och forskare i början av karriären. CARTAs strategi utgör också en betydande förbättring av utbildning av hög kvalitet och är ett verktyg för att nå en utbildning som är i nivå med internationella normer. Sida har givit stöd till APHRC/CARTA programmet sedan 2012 med 48,2 MSEK. Stödet har varit avgörande för CARTAs resultat hitintills. Stödet från Sida var tidigare uppdelat i kärnstöd till APHRC och ett programstöd till CARTA. Det fortsatta stödet kommer att ske som programstöd till CARTA som inkluderar en administrativ kostnad till APHRC för deras inblandning i programmet. Sida bedömer att fortsatt stöd till CARTA projektet är motiverat också för att ge möjlighet att söka stöd från andra finansiärer och för att etablera sin modell för forskarutbildning. Sida anser därtill att det är mycket positivt att APHRC/CARTA skapar synergier i arbetet mellan afrikanska partners och uppmanar CARTA att utöka programmets nätverk av svenska partners. Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa (CARTA) is an Africa-based, Africa-led initiative to strengthen the capacity of African universities to locally produce well-trained and skilled researchers primarily in health sciences and related fields. It was formed in 2008 and is a South-South partnership with South-North collaboration and involves 20 universities and research institutes. CARTA is jointly led by the African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC), Kenya, and the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits), South Africa. The main goal of CARTA is to build a vibrant multidisciplinary African academy that is able to lead world class research that makes a positive impact on population and public health. This to be attained through the follow outcomes: 1) Established pipeline of high-quality doctoral candidates and graduates that reach a critical mass of multidisciplinary researchers across CARTA African partner-institutions. 2) African institutions have institutionalized aspects of CARTA to strengthen and sustain PhD training, build research-supportive environments, and accelerate high-quality research activity (supervision, mentorship, faculty visits, improved administration) 3) Secured future and fostered career paths of high-achieving CARTA graduates as productive researchers, groomed to become future research leaders in Africa. Together, these three outcomes will lead to the creation of a critical mass of researchers and research leaders who create, promote and lead active research and training programmes at their universities. As change agents within their institutions, they create a feedback mechanism to guarantee sustainability of CARTA strategies. Over the medium-term, CARTA aims to produce a critical mass of high-quality graduates trained to address the complex issues surrounding health and development in Africa, retain them in the region, and provide them a vibrant intellectual environment, as well as viable and challenging research and growth opportunities. Sweden APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 11.3 - By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. 11.3 - Till 2030 verka för en inkluderande och hållbar urbanisering samt förbättra kapaciteten för deltagandebaserad, integrerad och hållbar planering och förvaltning av bosättningar i alla länder. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts. 17.18 - By 2020, enhance capacity-building support to developing countries, including for least developed countries and small island developing States, to increase significantly the availability of high-quality, timely and reliable data disaggregated by income, gender, age, race, ethnicity, migratory status, disability, geographic location and other characteristics relevant in national contexts Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5900000 5900000 5900000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 5900000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center Research cooperation 2015-2022 Forskningssamarbete 2015-2022 More research findings of relevance to development at global and regional research organisations and at universities in partner countries Fler utvecklingsrelevanta forskningsresultat vid internationella och regionala forskningsorganisationer samt vid universitet i samarbetsländerna Other Övrigt Findings from relevant international research have a greater impact on national and regional research Resultat från relevant internationell forskning får ökat genomslag i nationell och regional forskning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-54100113-5410011303 Sweden Support to the African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) special program the Consortium for Advance Research Training in Africa (CARTA). The African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) is a leading pan-African research institution headquartered in Nairobi, Kenya with the mission to be a global center of excellence, generating and delivering relevant scientific evidence for policy and action on population, health, education, and urbanization in Africa. To develop the next generation of globally-competitive African scholars APHRC leads the Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa (CARTA), which was established in 2008. Since then CARTA has become a viable platform to build an African academy poised to lead world-class, multidisciplinary research to improve public and population health. CARTA operates on a mutually reinforcing two-pronged strategy to develop individual research capacity and leadership while concurrently transforming institutional research cultures and organizational systems within which CARTA fellows operate. This approach creates the much-needed conducive environments to retain active researchers at African universities who, themselves, can support further capacity development for research and lead institutional change. Stöd till African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC) till deras speciella program Consortium for Advance Research Training in Africa (CARTA). African Population and Research Center (APHRC) är en ledande panafrikansk forskningsinstitution med huvudkontor i Nairobi, Kenya. APHRC har som uppdrag att vara ett globalt kompetenscentrum samt att generera och leverera vetenskapliga och evidensbaserade underlag för policyutveckling och åtgärder inom befolkning, hälsa, utbildning och urbanisering i Afrika. APHRC leder ”Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa (CARTA)”, som bildades 2008 och har som syfte att utveckla nästa generation av globalt konkurrenskraftiga afrikanska forskare. Sedan 2008 har CARTA blivit en plattform för att bygga en afrikansk akademi redo att leda tvärvetenskaplig forskning av världsklass för att förbättra befolkningens hälsa. CARTA har en tvådelad strategi. Den ska dels utveckla enskild forskningskapacitet och ledarskap och dels omvandla institutionella forskningskulturer och organisatoriska system inom vilka CARTA stipendiater verkar. Detta tillvägagångssätt skapar och främjar miljöer för att behålla aktiva forskare vid afrikanska universitet som själva kan stödja ytterligare kapacitetsutveckling för forskning och bli institutionella förändringsagenter. Afrika har brist på välutbildade, produktiva och globalt konkurrenskraftiga forskare. Det är många som upplever hinder för skapandet av aktiva forskningsnätverk. Den ökande utflyttningen av humankapital ur akademi och forskningssektorn i Afrika ökar den växande klyftan inom vetenskap och teknik mellan Afrika och resten av världen samt försvagar kvaliteten på produkter från många afrikanska universitet. Afrikanska länder strävar därför efter att utöka antalet forskare samt att öka kvaliteten på forskarutbildning och forskare för att minska denna klyfta. CARTAs strategi att utbilda universitetspersonal och stödja dem att bli produktiva forskare, ledare och förändringsagenter vid sina universitet och därmed leda högkvalitativ forskning och forskarutbildning, är ett svar på dessa utmaningar och är ett sätt för den afrikanska högskolesektorn att nå nationella och kontinentala utvecklingsmål. Hittills har 140 doktorander registrerats i CARTA programmet (24 har redan examinerats). Därutöver har över 300 artiklar publicerats i ansedda vetenskapliga tidskrifter. De som deltagit håller på att bli forskningsledare och förändringsagenter på sina universitet. Trots de framsteg som gjorts i programmet är behoven fortfarande enorma. Om resurser ges har CARTA goda förutsättningar att fortsätta ge ett betydande bidrag till att fylla denna lucka, så länge de förblir redo att lära och anpassa sig till utmaningar och möjligheter i framtiden. En utvärdering av CARTA gjord på uppdrag av Sida visar att om CARTA finner vägar att fortsätta sitt arbete under de kommande åren kan det ge en alternativ modell till traditionella bilaterala metoder för att stödja doktorander och forskare i början av karriären. CARTAs strategi utgör också en betydande förbättring av utbildning av hög kvalitet och är ett verktyg för att nå en utbildning som är i nivå med internationella normer. Sida har givit stöd till APHRC/CARTA programmet sedan 2012 med 48,2 MSEK. Stödet har varit avgörande för CARTAs resultat hitintills. Stödet från Sida var tidigare uppdelat i kärnstöd till APHRC och ett programstöd till CARTA. Det fortsatta stödet kommer att ske som programstöd till CARTA som inkluderar en administrativ kostnad till APHRC för deras inblandning i programmet. Sida bedömer att fortsatt stöd till CARTA projektet är motiverat också för att ge möjlighet att söka stöd från andra finansiärer och för att etablera sin modell för forskarutbildning. Sida anser därtill att det är mycket positivt att APHRC/CARTA skapar synergier i arbetet mellan afrikanska partners och uppmanar CARTA att utöka programmets nätverk av svenska partners. Consortium for Advanced Research Training in Africa (CARTA) is an Africa-based, Africa-led initiative to strengthen the capacity of African universities to locally produce well-trained and skilled researchers primarily in health sciences and related fields. It was formed in 2008 and is a South-South partnership with South-North collaboration and involves 20 universities and research institutes. CARTA is jointly led by the African Population and Health Research Center (APHRC), Kenya, and the University of the Witwatersrand (Wits), South Africa. The main goal of CARTA is to build a vibrant multidisciplinary African academy that is able to lead world class research that makes a positive impact on population and public health. This to be attained through the follow outcomes: 1) Established pipeline of high-quality doctoral candidates and graduates that reach a critical mass of multidisciplinary researchers across CARTA African partner-institutions. 2) African institutions have institutionalized aspects of CARTA to strengthen and sustain PhD training, build research-supportive environments, and accelerate high-quality research activity (supervision, mentorship, faculty visits, improved administration) 3) Secured future and fostered career paths of high-achieving CARTA graduates as productive researchers, groomed to become future research leaders in Africa. Together, these three outcomes will lead to the creation of a critical mass of researchers and research leaders who create, promote and lead active research and training programmes at their universities. As change agents within their institutions, they create a feedback mechanism to guarantee sustainability of CARTA strategies. Over the medium-term, CARTA aims to produce a critical mass of high-quality graduates trained to address the complex issues surrounding health and development in Africa, retain them in the region, and provide them a vibrant intellectual environment, as well as viable and challenging research and growth opportunities. Sweden APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 2.2 - Senast 2030 avskaffa alla former av undernäring, bland annat genom att senast 2025 nå de internationellt överenskomna målen i fråga om tillväxthämning och undervikt bland barn under fem år, samt tillgodose tonårsflickors, gravida och ammande kvinnors samt äldre personers näringsbehov. 2.2 - By 2030, end all forms of malnutrition, including achieving, by 2025, the internationally agreed targets on stunting and wasting in children under 5 years of age, and address the nutritional needs of adolescent girls, pregnant and lactating women and older persons. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.7 - By 2030, ensure universal access to sexual and reproductive health-care services, including for family planning, information and education, and the integration of reproductive health into national strategies and programmes. 3.7 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till sexuell och reproduktiv hälsovård, inklusive familjeplanering, information och utbildning, och att reproduktiv hälsa integreras i nationella strategier och program. 3.d - Strengthen the capacity of all countries, in particular developing countries, for early warning, risk reduction and management of national and global health risks. 3.d - Stärka alla länders, i synnerhet utvecklingsländernas, kapacitet när det gäller tidig varning, riskreducering och hantering av nationella och globala hälsorisker. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6500000 12000000 6500000 0 0 9500000 0 0 2500000 0 11100000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 1850000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 5550000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 3900000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 1950000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 650000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 950000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 2850000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 5700000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 250000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 750000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center 1500000 APHRC/African Population and Health Research Center Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-54100141 Sweden Africalics Network for Economics of Learning, Innovation and Competence is an African regional network for researchers working in the field of innovation and development with the aim at strengthening research capacity by a multi-disciplinary approach. Africalics was established in 2012 with Sida's support for capacity building. Africalics network has improved its independence and capacity from Sida's contribution via Globelics (its global network founded and run by Aalborg university in Denmark) to be operated on its own through this new 2017-2021 contribution. Its hos institution in Nairobi is the African Center for Technology Studies (ACTS). Africalics (African Network for Economics of Learning, Innovation and Competence Building) är ett afrikanskt öppet nätverk för forskare inom innovation och utveckling med syfte att stärka forskningskapacitet inom fältet genom ett multidisciplinärt förhållningssätt. Africalics-nätverket grundades 2012 med Sidas stöd för kapacitetsuppbyggande. Verksamheten inom Africalics har hittills genomförts av Globelics (det globala nätverket genom vilket Sida kanaliserat stödet till Africalics), då Africalics sekretariat var så pass nytt och ägarskapet och kapaciteten på värdorganisationen ACTS (African Center for Technology Studies, en inter-statlig organisation) inte ansågs stark nog. Sedan dess har både ägarskap och kapacitet utvecklats på ATCS. Enligt en extern utvärdering 2014 har ACTS genomgått organisationsförändringar och har bättre kapacitet och förmåga för genomförandet av Africalics-programet. Africalics-sekretariatet med ACTS som värdorganisation ansöker nu om stöd från Sida för ett femårigt program som skall genomföras under 2017-2021 med en budget på 25 600 000 SEK. Programmets övergripande målsättning är att afrikanska länder utvecklar och använder högkvalitativ forskning som utförts av afrikanska forskare och att möjliggöra mer informerade beslut relaterade till användning av vetenskap, teknologi och innovation för såväl ekonomisk och social utveckling som effektiv styrning. Huvudmålet för Africalics i ansökan till Sida är att bygga livskraftig innovation och utveckla ett forskarsamhälle som bidrar till afrikansk hållbar utveckling till 2025. Tre huvudsakliga delmål är: 1) Stärkande av afrikanska forskares kapacitet genom att öka mängden av rigorös forskning om innovation och utveckling som bedrivs av afrikanska akademiska institutioner och forskare; 2) Förbättrade möjligheter för afrikanska forskare att nätverka 3) Kunskap om innovation och utveckling kommuniceras mera effektivt genom att kraftigt öka andelen av politiska beslut som informeras på forskningsresultat från Africalicsnätverket till 2025. Africalics-sekretariatet har anpassat och vidareutvecklat komponenter som tidigare fått stöd och paketerat dessa enligt följande fyra områden/aktiviteter att genomföra under 2017 – 2021: (aktiviteter med * är nya): 1. Forskarsutbildning (akademier, PhD fellowships, curricula-utveckling) 2. Nätverkande och uppsökande verksamhet (forskningskonferenser, live-seminarieserier*) 3. Policy engagement och resultatspridning (möten med beslutsfattare*, tidsskrifter*) 4. Uppföljning och utvärdering (kontinuerlig uppföljning*, extern utvärdering*) Huvudaktiviteterna beskrivs som följer: 1. Africalics PhD-akademi Denna programkomponent omfattar organisation, genomförande och rapportering av tre doktorandakademier (2017, 2018 och 2020). Dessa består av två veckors intensiva utbildningsseminarier för utvalda doktorander från hela Afrika inom innovation- och utvecklingsfrågor. Under dessa seminarier kommer de att presentera sitt avhandlingsarbete och få feedback från ledande forskare inom sitt forskningsområde. De kommer att utbildas inom viktiga område samt ha möjligheter att interagera med relevanta beslutsfattare och utvecklingsexperter. Som ett resultat av seminarierna, förväntas doktoranderna att applicera mer avancerad och praktisk kunskap i sina innovationsstudier och förbättra sina presentationsfärdigheter på konferenser och ha större möjligheter att publisera i välrenommerade innovations- och utvecklingstidskrifter. PhD-akademier arbetar också för att inspirera forskarstudenter att etablera sig inom innovations- och utvecklingsforskningsområdet. 2. Africalics Visiting Fellows Programme (VFP) Africalics Visiting Fellows Programet (VFP) har utvecklats av Aalborg Universitet (AAU) i samarbete med AfricaLics sekretariat under fas I. VFP hjälpte till att säkerställa kvalitativa och i tid inlämnade avhandlingar samt införandet av innovations- och utvecklingstänkande i forskarutbildning. Vid AAU finns aktivt stöd från cirka 20 mentorer, doktorander och stödpersonal för genomförandet av programmet. Det finns även möjligheter för deras handledare från hemlandet att besöka AAU för att dela erfarenheter av akademisk handledning och förbättra samstämmighet och samordning mellan AAUs mentorer och deras egna handledare på doktorandutbildningen. VFP har under fas I blivit mycket väl mottaget och utvärderats. Africalics studenter som deltagit i programmet har effektivt använt sin tid på AAU för att jobba med och skriva delar av sina avhandlingar eller färdigställa artiklar till konferenser och tidskrifter etc. Under fas II kommer Africalics att ordna tre årliga VFP med sammanlag 12 doktorandstipendiater till AAU år 2018, 2019 och 2020. Africalics ska också fortsätta erbjuda kvalificerade doktorander från varje cohort en möjlighet att slutföra sina doktorandprojekt som joint-degree mellan deras heminstitution och AAU. Under fas II har Africalics planerat att utveckla VFP vidare med även Post-Doc visiting fellowships. Tre post-doc forskare kommer att tas in i en internationell forskningsmiljö och bygga forskningskapacitet med stöd av och i samarbete med experter inom innovation-och utvecklingsområdet på AAU. Huvudsyftet med detta Post-doc fellowship program är att bidra till utveckling av unga Afrikanska forskare som kan bedriva forskning och bidra med nätverk av framstående forskare på sina heminstitutioner. Under fas II kommer AfricaLics VFP-program ta in och träna 12 afrikanska doktorander och erbjuda joint-degreeupplägget till de 5 mest kvalificerade doktoranderna samt stödprogrammet för upp till tre postdoc-forskare. VFP-programmet lags på Ålborgs universitet. AfricaLics VFP-program ses som avgörande för att säkerställa utvecklingen av specialiserade innovations- och utvecklingsforskare i Afrika. Jämfört med fullt finansierade PhD-stipendier är denna VFP-modell som utvecklats för Africalics PhD-studenter betydligt mer kostnadeffektivt och den lägger stark tonvikt på att upprätthålla det fulla ansvaret för slutförandet av forskarutbildning hos doktorander och deras hemmainstitutioner. Med införandet av det föreslagna pilotprojektet Postdoc Fellowship ges AfricaLics VFP möjligheter till att ytterligare stärka befintliga och nya centrum/hubbar för innovations-och utvecklingsforskning i Afrika. Det är viktigt att poängtera att VFP-programmet inte handlar om en forskarutbildning i full form. Det är ett tillfälle för doktorander i sin slutfas av forskarutbildning att få en möjlighet att vara på en internationell/nordisk forskarmiljö, få handledning från AAUs senior experter och utbyte av kunskap samt tillgång till seminarier/workshoper på andra europeiska universitet som AAU har samarbete med. 3. Africalics Research Conferences Tre AfricaLics forskningskonferenser kommer att hållas under Fas II. Syftet är att samla forskare inom innovation-och utvecklingsstudier med beslutsfattare och utövare av innovation i Afrika till workshop och diskussioner om viktiga frågor som påverkar förmåga och effektivitet hos innovationsarbete för att effektivt ta itu med de sociala och ekonomiska utvecklingsutmaningarna i afrikanska länder. Konferenserna kommer huvudsakligen att fokusera på spridning av och diskussion av de senaste forskningsresultaten från AfricaLics forskare och vilka nya frågor som behöver fångas upp i nya forskning. Med resultat och erfarenhet från Africalics fas I, kommer lärande och utbildning att upprätthållas under konferenser för att tillgängliggöra de senaste innovativa idéerna om undervisning inom innovation- och utvecklingsstudier i afrikanska universitet. Policy outreach och Africalics nätverkande är också en del av huvudsyftet med Africalics årliga konferenser. Konferenserna kommer att hållas 2017 (Mauritius), 2019 (Tanzania) och 2021 (plats bestäms senare). Varje konferens förväntas ha minst 150 deltagare, av vilka forskare kommer att utgöra cirka 80%. Varje konferens kommer att finansieras av det mottagande universitetet och genom en mindre konferensavgift från varje deltagare. Finansiering från Sida krävs dock för merkostnader av konferenserna, i synnerhet men inte begränsat till resstöd till afrikanska doktorander och forskare. 4. Policy and stakeholder outreach and AfricaLics network building Denna programkomponent består av mer fokuserat uppsökande av nya forskare, myndigheter och aktörer inom den privata sektorn samt aktiviteter för att stärka nätverket för AfricaLics forskare. Detta kommer att utvecklas utöver forskarkonferenserna och Öppna symposier inom PhD-akademier som Africalics gjort under Fas I. Syftet är att stärka mer engagerade interaktioner mellan AfricaLics forskare, andra akademiker, beslutsfattare och praktiker. Detta kommer att ske på två sätt. För det första görs det genom främjande av mer aktiva interaktioner på sociala medier mellan AfricaLics forskare, andra akademiker, beslutsfattare och praktiker genom nya och förbättrade plattformar för sådana interaktioner. För det andra kommer AfricaLics sekretariat att aktivt identifiera 1-2 viktiga policy-practitioner-orienterade evenemang varje år där de kan prata om framgångar och utmaningar som kan påverka AfricaLics nätverksaktiviteter. Detta kommer att byggas aktivt med syfte att främja AfricaLics nätverk och söka flera medfinansiärer och ökat intresse för AfricaLics insatser. Nätverksaktiviteterna kommer att fokusera också på att stärka AfricaLics genom att främja AfricaLics forskare inom nätverket, särskilt mellan doktorander genom att skapa ett doktorandsforum och andra interaktiva plattformar, samt för att stödja AfricaLics Scientific Board (ASB) och därigenom stärka dess styrning och förmåga att fatta beslut för Africalics framtida hållbarhet. ASB har utövat tillsyn över nätverkets operationer samt gett stöd till uppgifter och aktiviteter. Formaliseringen av nätverket är ett sätt att a) uppmuntra interna nätverk och kunskapsutbyte och b) gradvis öka potentialen för innovations- och utvecklingsinflytande över politik och praktik. Med detta sagt, syftar Africalics till att bygga och sprida kunskap och expertis över hela regionen och mellan olika intressegrupper, beslutsfattare och akademiker inom innovation och utvecklingsforskning. Den övergripande målsättningen är att afrikanska länder utvecklar och använder högkvalitativ forskning som utförts av afrikanska forskare och att möjliggöra mer informerade beslut relaterade till användning av vetenskap, teknologi och innovation för såväl ekonomisk och social utveckling som effektiv styrning”. Huvudmålet är att bygga en livskraftig innovation och utveckla ett forskarsamhälle som bidrar till afrikansk hållbar utveckling till 2025.Tre huvudsakliga delmål är:1) Stärkande av afrikanska forskares kapacitet genom att öka graden och mängden av rigorös forskning om innovation och utveckling som bedrivs av afrikanska akademiska institutioner; 2) Förbättrade möjligheter för afrikanska forskare att nätverka 3) Kunskap om innovation och utveckling kommuniceras mera effektivt genom att kraftigt öka andelen av politiska beslut som grundas på forskningsresultat från Africalicsnätverket till 2025.Programmet syftar till kapacitetsuppbyggnad av unga forskare i Afrika i områden med anknytning till innovationssystem. Genom Africalics nätverk kan de delta i internationella konferenser och utbildningsakademier, där kan de finna möjligheter för lärande, nätverkande och samverkande med de bästa forskarna inom området och regionala kollegor. Andra aktiviteter syftar till att höja kvaliteten på forskningen, såsom forskningsresultatsspridning eller handledning i forskarutbildning, pilot forskningsprojekt och tematiska rapporter. Insatsen för användning av forskningsbaserade policybeslut är en långsiktig och viktigt ny intervention, särskilt genom att integrera de nyutbildade doktorer i länders och regionens ministerier och beslutsorganisation som behöver experter i forskning om innovationssystemuppbyggande.Sida's bedömning är att det föreslagna Africalics-programmet är relevant och fyller en viktig funktion inom innovationsforskningsfältet. Programmet har potential att öka kvantiteten, kvaliteten och relevansen av forskning om innovation och utveckling i afrikanska länder. Med goda resultat från Africalics pilotfas är Sidas fortsatt stöd viktigt och katalytiskt för att konsolidera aktiviteter och bredda projektet för Africalics att kunna inkludera större deltagande, fler medverkande i programmet, och fler beslutsfattare i Afrika i större utsträckning. Det anses kunna förstärka ytterligare den kapacitet som har byggts bland nästa generation av forskare (de doktorander som har gått genom forskarskolor under den första fasen av Africalics) och utöka den pool av unga afrikanska forskare inom innovation som är avgörande för att säkerställa långsiktiga effekter. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Developing countries, unspecified Research/scientific institutions Other Multisector Under 2022 arrangerade Africalics bl a en två-veckor lång doktorandakademi (den 8:e sådana) i Nairobi. 22 doktorander deltog i akademin. Africalics höll också sin 5:e internationella forskningskonferens i Yaoundé. I denna deltog 85 doktorander och forskare, och 74 utvalda forskningspapper (av 200 inskickade) presenterades. I samband med konferensen höll också Africalics vetenskapliga styrelse (ASB) sitt 9:e sammanträde, och det arrangerades en veckolång workshop för VFP-doktoranderna, deras mentorer och handledare. Africalics arrangerade ounder året också 10 onlineseminarier. Nio av nätverkets doktorander examinerades under året (4 kvinnor och 5 män, alla från låginkomstländer), vilket innebär att det totala antalet examinerade doktorander steg till 55. 28 forskningspapper publicerades av nätverkets medlemmar. Sex doktorander ingick i 2022s kohort (3 kvinnor och 3 män) av Visiting Fellows-programmet (VFP). Programmet har inneburit en kombination av onlineaktiviteter och fysiska möten, med en fyra månader lång studievistelse för de sex VFP-doktoranderna på JOOUST (Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology) i Nairobi som dess centrala del. Detta innebar att den planerade flytten för VFP-programmet till afrikanska universitet framgånsrikt sjösattes. Under vistelsen i Kenya deltog VFP-doktoranderna i Africalics doktorandakademi, och varje doktorand presenterade där ett forskningspapper. VFP-doktoranderna tilldelades även mentorer (åtminstone två vardera), och under en vecka besökte mentorerna och handledarna från hemuniversiteten Nairobi och deltog i forskningsseminarier och kurser. Ytterligare sex doktorander (4 kvinnor och 2 män), bland 76 sökande, valdes ut för att utgöra 2023 års VFP-kohort, som planerades att hållas på University of Johannesburg. Två thematic chairs (fritt översatt "tematiska företrädare") som har i uppgift att fokusera arbetet på utvalda forskningsområden och producera "state of the art"-rapporter om forskning på dessa fokusområden, rekryterades: - Dr. Glenda Kruss, Director på Centre for Science, Technology and Innovation Indicators, Human Sciences Research Centre in South Africa, för det tematiska fokusområdet "science, technology and innovation indicators for inclusion". - Dr. Oluseye Jegede, Research Fellow på African Institute for Science Policy and Innovation (AISPI), Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria och Global Banking School i Storbritannien för det tematiska fokusområdet "global value chains and innovation". Arbetet med nätverkets institutionella konsolidering fortsatte mot den "hub and spoke"-modell ASB 2021 bestämt att anta. ASB träffads online sju gånger under året. Man antog i november en ny konstitution, och antog en plan för att anordna ett första val av en ny vetenskaplig styrelse. Man beslöt även att arbeta mot att etablera en juridiskt formell organisation vid slutet av 2027, och upphandlade juridisk konsulthjälp för att undersöka formerna för detta. Africalics har även fortsatt att stödja bildandet och utvecklandet av nationella och regionala enheter (NigeriaLics, FasoLics, EthiopiaLics and the North Africa group). Under 2022 bildades EthiopiaLics, och både EthiopiaLics och FasoLics beviljades anknytning till AfricaLics. NigeriaLics höll under året en egen doktorandakademi, vilken AfricaLics sekretariat stödde och deltog i. Diskussioner om bildande av nationella och regionala LICS har fortsatt i andra delar av kontinenten. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54100141-5410014101 Sweden Africalics Network for Economics of Learning, Innovation and Competence is an African regional network for researchers working in the field of innovation and development with the aim at strengthening research capacity by a multi-disciplinary approach. Africalics was established in 2012 with Sida's support for capacity building. Africalics network has improved its independence and capacity from Sida's contribution via Globelics (its global network founded and run by Aalborg university in Denmark) to be operated on its own through this new 2017-2021 contribution. Its hos institution in Nairobi is the African Center for Technology Studies (ACTS). Africalics (African Network for Economics of Learning, Innovation and Competence Building) är ett afrikanskt öppet nätverk för forskare inom innovation och utveckling med syfte att stärka forskningskapacitet inom fältet genom ett multidisciplinärt förhållningssätt. Africalics-nätverket grundades 2012 med Sidas stöd för kapacitetsuppbyggande. Verksamheten inom Africalics har hittills genomförts av Globelics (det globala nätverket genom vilket Sida kanaliserat stödet till Africalics), då Africalics sekretariat var så pass nytt och ägarskapet och kapaciteten på värdorganisationen ACTS (African Center for Technology Studies, en inter-statlig organisation) inte ansågs stark nog. Sedan dess har både ägarskap och kapacitet utvecklats på ATCS. Enligt en extern utvärdering 2014 har ACTS genomgått organisationsförändringar och har bättre kapacitet och förmåga för genomförandet av Africalics-programet. Africalics-sekretariatet med ACTS som värdorganisation ansöker nu om stöd från Sida för ett femårigt program som skall genomföras under 2017-2021 med en budget på 25 600 000 SEK. Programmets övergripande målsättning är att afrikanska länder utvecklar och använder högkvalitativ forskning som utförts av afrikanska forskare och att möjliggöra mer informerade beslut relaterade till användning av vetenskap, teknologi och innovation för såväl ekonomisk och social utveckling som effektiv styrning. Huvudmålet för Africalics i ansökan till Sida är att bygga livskraftig innovation och utveckla ett forskarsamhälle som bidrar till afrikansk hållbar utveckling till 2025. Tre huvudsakliga delmål är: 1) Stärkande av afrikanska forskares kapacitet genom att öka mängden av rigorös forskning om innovation och utveckling som bedrivs av afrikanska akademiska institutioner och forskare; 2) Förbättrade möjligheter för afrikanska forskare att nätverka 3) Kunskap om innovation och utveckling kommuniceras mera effektivt genom att kraftigt öka andelen av politiska beslut som informeras på forskningsresultat från Africalicsnätverket till 2025. Africalics-sekretariatet har anpassat och vidareutvecklat komponenter som tidigare fått stöd och paketerat dessa enligt följande fyra områden/aktiviteter att genomföra under 2017 – 2021: (aktiviteter med * är nya): 1. Forskarsutbildning (akademier, PhD fellowships, curricula-utveckling) 2. Nätverkande och uppsökande verksamhet (forskningskonferenser, live-seminarieserier*) 3. Policy engagement och resultatspridning (möten med beslutsfattare*, tidsskrifter*) 4. Uppföljning och utvärdering (kontinuerlig uppföljning*, extern utvärdering*) Huvudaktiviteterna beskrivs som följer: 1. Africalics PhD-akademi Denna programkomponent omfattar organisation, genomförande och rapportering av tre doktorandakademier (2017, 2018 och 2020). Dessa består av två veckors intensiva utbildningsseminarier för utvalda doktorander från hela Afrika inom innovation- och utvecklingsfrågor. Under dessa seminarier kommer de att presentera sitt avhandlingsarbete och få feedback från ledande forskare inom sitt forskningsområde. De kommer att utbildas inom viktiga område samt ha möjligheter att interagera med relevanta beslutsfattare och utvecklingsexperter. Som ett resultat av seminarierna, förväntas doktoranderna att applicera mer avancerad och praktisk kunskap i sina innovationsstudier och förbättra sina presentationsfärdigheter på konferenser och ha större möjligheter att publisera i välrenommerade innovations- och utvecklingstidskrifter. PhD-akademier arbetar också för att inspirera forskarstudenter att etablera sig inom innovations- och utvecklingsforskningsområdet. 2. Africalics Visiting Fellows Programme (VFP) Africalics Visiting Fellows Programet (VFP) har utvecklats av Aalborg Universitet (AAU) i samarbete med AfricaLics sekretariat under fas I. VFP hjälpte till att säkerställa kvalitativa och i tid inlämnade avhandlingar samt införandet av innovations- och utvecklingstänkande i forskarutbildning. Vid AAU finns aktivt stöd från cirka 20 mentorer, doktorander och stödpersonal för genomförandet av programmet. Det finns även möjligheter för deras handledare från hemlandet att besöka AAU för att dela erfarenheter av akademisk handledning och förbättra samstämmighet och samordning mellan AAUs mentorer och deras egna handledare på doktorandutbildningen. VFP har under fas I blivit mycket väl mottaget och utvärderats. Africalics studenter som deltagit i programmet har effektivt använt sin tid på AAU för att jobba med och skriva delar av sina avhandlingar eller färdigställa artiklar till konferenser och tidskrifter etc. Under fas II kommer Africalics att ordna tre årliga VFP med sammanlag 12 doktorandstipendiater till AAU år 2018, 2019 och 2020. Africalics ska också fortsätta erbjuda kvalificerade doktorander från varje cohort en möjlighet att slutföra sina doktorandprojekt som joint-degree mellan deras heminstitution och AAU. Under fas II har Africalics planerat att utveckla VFP vidare med även Post-Doc visiting fellowships. Tre post-doc forskare kommer att tas in i en internationell forskningsmiljö och bygga forskningskapacitet med stöd av och i samarbete med experter inom innovation-och utvecklingsområdet på AAU. Huvudsyftet med detta Post-doc fellowship program är att bidra till utveckling av unga Afrikanska forskare som kan bedriva forskning och bidra med nätverk av framstående forskare på sina heminstitutioner. Under fas II kommer AfricaLics VFP-program ta in och träna 12 afrikanska doktorander och erbjuda joint-degreeupplägget till de 5 mest kvalificerade doktoranderna samt stödprogrammet för upp till tre postdoc-forskare. VFP-programmet lags på Ålborgs universitet. AfricaLics VFP-program ses som avgörande för att säkerställa utvecklingen av specialiserade innovations- och utvecklingsforskare i Afrika. Jämfört med fullt finansierade PhD-stipendier är denna VFP-modell som utvecklats för Africalics PhD-studenter betydligt mer kostnadeffektivt och den lägger stark tonvikt på att upprätthålla det fulla ansvaret för slutförandet av forskarutbildning hos doktorander och deras hemmainstitutioner. Med införandet av det föreslagna pilotprojektet Postdoc Fellowship ges AfricaLics VFP möjligheter till att ytterligare stärka befintliga och nya centrum/hubbar för innovations-och utvecklingsforskning i Afrika. Det är viktigt att poängtera att VFP-programmet inte handlar om en forskarutbildning i full form. Det är ett tillfälle för doktorander i sin slutfas av forskarutbildning att få en möjlighet att vara på en internationell/nordisk forskarmiljö, få handledning från AAUs senior experter och utbyte av kunskap samt tillgång till seminarier/workshoper på andra europeiska universitet som AAU har samarbete med. 3. Africalics Research Conferences Tre AfricaLics forskningskonferenser kommer att hållas under Fas II. Syftet är att samla forskare inom innovation-och utvecklingsstudier med beslutsfattare och utövare av innovation i Afrika till workshop och diskussioner om viktiga frågor som påverkar förmåga och effektivitet hos innovationsarbete för att effektivt ta itu med de sociala och ekonomiska utvecklingsutmaningarna i afrikanska länder. Konferenserna kommer huvudsakligen att fokusera på spridning av och diskussion av de senaste forskningsresultaten från AfricaLics forskare och vilka nya frågor som behöver fångas upp i nya forskning. Med resultat och erfarenhet från Africalics fas I, kommer lärande och utbildning att upprätthållas under konferenser för att tillgängliggöra de senaste innovativa idéerna om undervisning inom innovation- och utvecklingsstudier i afrikanska universitet. Policy outreach och Africalics nätverkande är också en del av huvudsyftet med Africalics årliga konferenser. Konferenserna kommer att hållas 2017 (Mauritius), 2019 (Tanzania) och 2021 (plats bestäms senare). Varje konferens förväntas ha minst 150 deltagare, av vilka forskare kommer att utgöra cirka 80%. Varje konferens kommer att finansieras av det mottagande universitetet och genom en mindre konferensavgift från varje deltagare. Finansiering från Sida krävs dock för merkostnader av konferenserna, i synnerhet men inte begränsat till resstöd till afrikanska doktorander och forskare. 4. Policy and stakeholder outreach and AfricaLics network building Denna programkomponent består av mer fokuserat uppsökande av nya forskare, myndigheter och aktörer inom den privata sektorn samt aktiviteter för att stärka nätverket för AfricaLics forskare. Detta kommer att utvecklas utöver forskarkonferenserna och Öppna symposier inom PhD-akademier som Africalics gjort under Fas I. Syftet är att stärka mer engagerade interaktioner mellan AfricaLics forskare, andra akademiker, beslutsfattare och praktiker. Detta kommer att ske på två sätt. För det första görs det genom främjande av mer aktiva interaktioner på sociala medier mellan AfricaLics forskare, andra akademiker, beslutsfattare och praktiker genom nya och förbättrade plattformar för sådana interaktioner. För det andra kommer AfricaLics sekretariat att aktivt identifiera 1-2 viktiga policy-practitioner-orienterade evenemang varje år där de kan prata om framgångar och utmaningar som kan påverka AfricaLics nätverksaktiviteter. Detta kommer att byggas aktivt med syfte att främja AfricaLics nätverk och söka flera medfinansiärer och ökat intresse för AfricaLics insatser. Nätverksaktiviteterna kommer att fokusera också på att stärka AfricaLics genom att främja AfricaLics forskare inom nätverket, särskilt mellan doktorander genom att skapa ett doktorandsforum och andra interaktiva plattformar, samt för att stödja AfricaLics Scientific Board (ASB) och därigenom stärka dess styrning och förmåga att fatta beslut för Africalics framtida hållbarhet. ASB har utövat tillsyn över nätverkets operationer samt gett stöd till uppgifter och aktiviteter. Formaliseringen av nätverket är ett sätt att a) uppmuntra interna nätverk och kunskapsutbyte och b) gradvis öka potentialen för innovations- och utvecklingsinflytande över politik och praktik. Med detta sagt, syftar Africalics till att bygga och sprida kunskap och expertis över hela regionen och mellan olika intressegrupper, beslutsfattare och akademiker inom innovation och utvecklingsforskning. Den övergripande målsättningen är att afrikanska länder utvecklar och använder högkvalitativ forskning som utförts av afrikanska forskare och att möjliggöra mer informerade beslut relaterade till användning av vetenskap, teknologi och innovation för såväl ekonomisk och social utveckling som effektiv styrning”. Huvudmålet är att bygga en livskraftig innovation och utveckla ett forskarsamhälle som bidrar till afrikansk hållbar utveckling till 2025.Tre huvudsakliga delmål är:1) Stärkande av afrikanska forskares kapacitet genom att öka graden och mängden av rigorös forskning om innovation och utveckling som bedrivs av afrikanska akademiska institutioner; 2) Förbättrade möjligheter för afrikanska forskare att nätverka 3) Kunskap om innovation och utveckling kommuniceras mera effektivt genom att kraftigt öka andelen av politiska beslut som grundas på forskningsresultat från Africalicsnätverket till 2025.Programmet syftar till kapacitetsuppbyggnad av unga forskare i Afrika i områden med anknytning till innovationssystem. Genom Africalics nätverk kan de delta i internationella konferenser och utbildningsakademier, där kan de finna möjligheter för lärande, nätverkande och samverkande med de bästa forskarna inom området och regionala kollegor. Andra aktiviteter syftar till att höja kvaliteten på forskningen, såsom forskningsresultatsspridning eller handledning i forskarutbildning, pilot forskningsprojekt och tematiska rapporter. Insatsen för användning av forskningsbaserade policybeslut är en långsiktig och viktigt ny intervention, särskilt genom att integrera de nyutbildade doktorer i länders och regionens ministerier och beslutsorganisation som behöver experter i forskning om innovationssystemuppbyggande.Sida's bedömning är att det föreslagna Africalics-programmet är relevant och fyller en viktig funktion inom innovationsforskningsfältet. Programmet har potential att öka kvantiteten, kvaliteten och relevansen av forskning om innovation och utveckling i afrikanska länder. Med goda resultat från Africalics pilotfas är Sidas fortsatt stöd viktigt och katalytiskt för att konsolidera aktiviteter och bredda projektet för Africalics att kunna inkludera större deltagande, fler medverkande i programmet, och fler beslutsfattare i Afrika i större utsträckning. Det anses kunna förstärka ytterligare den kapacitet som har byggts bland nästa generation av forskare (de doktorander som har gått genom forskarskolor under den första fasen av Africalics) och utöka den pool av unga afrikanska forskare inom innovation som är avgörande för att säkerställa långsiktiga effekter. Sweden ACTS/African Centre for Technology Studies Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ACTS/African Centre for Technology Studies 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 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Africalics was established in 2012 with Sida's support for capacity building. Africalics network has improved its independence and capacity from Sida's contribution via Globelics (its global network founded and run by Aalborg university in Denmark) to be operated on its own through this new 2017-2021 contribution. Its hos institution in Nairobi is the African Center for Technology Studies (ACTS). Africalics (African Network for Economics of Learning, Innovation and Competence Building) är ett afrikanskt öppet nätverk för forskare inom innovation och utveckling med syfte att stärka forskningskapacitet inom fältet genom ett multidisciplinärt förhållningssätt. Africalics-nätverket grundades 2012 med Sidas stöd för kapacitetsuppbyggande. Verksamheten inom Africalics har hittills genomförts av Globelics (det globala nätverket genom vilket Sida kanaliserat stödet till Africalics), då Africalics sekretariat var så pass nytt och ägarskapet och kapaciteten på värdorganisationen ACTS (African Center for Technology Studies, en inter-statlig organisation) inte ansågs stark nog. Sedan dess har både ägarskap och kapacitet utvecklats på ATCS. Enligt en extern utvärdering 2014 har ACTS genomgått organisationsförändringar och har bättre kapacitet och förmåga för genomförandet av Africalics-programet. Africalics-sekretariatet med ACTS som värdorganisation ansöker nu om stöd från Sida för ett femårigt program som skall genomföras under 2017-2021 med en budget på 25 600 000 SEK. Programmets övergripande målsättning är att afrikanska länder utvecklar och använder högkvalitativ forskning som utförts av afrikanska forskare och att möjliggöra mer informerade beslut relaterade till användning av vetenskap, teknologi och innovation för såväl ekonomisk och social utveckling som effektiv styrning. Huvudmålet för Africalics i ansökan till Sida är att bygga livskraftig innovation och utveckla ett forskarsamhälle som bidrar till afrikansk hållbar utveckling till 2025. Tre huvudsakliga delmål är: 1) Stärkande av afrikanska forskares kapacitet genom att öka mängden av rigorös forskning om innovation och utveckling som bedrivs av afrikanska akademiska institutioner och forskare; 2) Förbättrade möjligheter för afrikanska forskare att nätverka 3) Kunskap om innovation och utveckling kommuniceras mera effektivt genom att kraftigt öka andelen av politiska beslut som informeras på forskningsresultat från Africalicsnätverket till 2025. Africalics-sekretariatet har anpassat och vidareutvecklat komponenter som tidigare fått stöd och paketerat dessa enligt följande fyra områden/aktiviteter att genomföra under 2017 – 2021: (aktiviteter med * är nya): 1. Forskarsutbildning (akademier, PhD fellowships, curricula-utveckling) 2. Nätverkande och uppsökande verksamhet (forskningskonferenser, live-seminarieserier*) 3. Policy engagement och resultatspridning (möten med beslutsfattare*, tidsskrifter*) 4. Uppföljning och utvärdering (kontinuerlig uppföljning*, extern utvärdering*) Huvudaktiviteterna beskrivs som följer: 1. Africalics PhD-akademi Denna programkomponent omfattar organisation, genomförande och rapportering av tre doktorandakademier (2017, 2018 och 2020). Dessa består av två veckors intensiva utbildningsseminarier för utvalda doktorander från hela Afrika inom innovation- och utvecklingsfrågor. Under dessa seminarier kommer de att presentera sitt avhandlingsarbete och få feedback från ledande forskare inom sitt forskningsområde. De kommer att utbildas inom viktiga område samt ha möjligheter att interagera med relevanta beslutsfattare och utvecklingsexperter. Som ett resultat av seminarierna, förväntas doktoranderna att applicera mer avancerad och praktisk kunskap i sina innovationsstudier och förbättra sina presentationsfärdigheter på konferenser och ha större möjligheter att publisera i välrenommerade innovations- och utvecklingstidskrifter. PhD-akademier arbetar också för att inspirera forskarstudenter att etablera sig inom innovations- och utvecklingsforskningsområdet. 2. Africalics Visiting Fellows Programme (VFP) Africalics Visiting Fellows Programet (VFP) har utvecklats av Aalborg Universitet (AAU) i samarbete med AfricaLics sekretariat under fas I. VFP hjälpte till att säkerställa kvalitativa och i tid inlämnade avhandlingar samt införandet av innovations- och utvecklingstänkande i forskarutbildning. Vid AAU finns aktivt stöd från cirka 20 mentorer, doktorander och stödpersonal för genomförandet av programmet. Det finns även möjligheter för deras handledare från hemlandet att besöka AAU för att dela erfarenheter av akademisk handledning och förbättra samstämmighet och samordning mellan AAUs mentorer och deras egna handledare på doktorandutbildningen. VFP har under fas I blivit mycket väl mottaget och utvärderats. Africalics studenter som deltagit i programmet har effektivt använt sin tid på AAU för att jobba med och skriva delar av sina avhandlingar eller färdigställa artiklar till konferenser och tidskrifter etc. Under fas II kommer Africalics att ordna tre årliga VFP med sammanlag 12 doktorandstipendiater till AAU år 2018, 2019 och 2020. Africalics ska också fortsätta erbjuda kvalificerade doktorander från varje cohort en möjlighet att slutföra sina doktorandprojekt som joint-degree mellan deras heminstitution och AAU. Under fas II har Africalics planerat att utveckla VFP vidare med även Post-Doc visiting fellowships. Tre post-doc forskare kommer att tas in i en internationell forskningsmiljö och bygga forskningskapacitet med stöd av och i samarbete med experter inom innovation-och utvecklingsområdet på AAU. Huvudsyftet med detta Post-doc fellowship program är att bidra till utveckling av unga Afrikanska forskare som kan bedriva forskning och bidra med nätverk av framstående forskare på sina heminstitutioner. Under fas II kommer AfricaLics VFP-program ta in och träna 12 afrikanska doktorander och erbjuda joint-degreeupplägget till de 5 mest kvalificerade doktoranderna samt stödprogrammet för upp till tre postdoc-forskare. VFP-programmet lags på Ålborgs universitet. AfricaLics VFP-program ses som avgörande för att säkerställa utvecklingen av specialiserade innovations- och utvecklingsforskare i Afrika. Jämfört med fullt finansierade PhD-stipendier är denna VFP-modell som utvecklats för Africalics PhD-studenter betydligt mer kostnadeffektivt och den lägger stark tonvikt på att upprätthålla det fulla ansvaret för slutförandet av forskarutbildning hos doktorander och deras hemmainstitutioner. Med införandet av det föreslagna pilotprojektet Postdoc Fellowship ges AfricaLics VFP möjligheter till att ytterligare stärka befintliga och nya centrum/hubbar för innovations-och utvecklingsforskning i Afrika. Det är viktigt att poängtera att VFP-programmet inte handlar om en forskarutbildning i full form. Det är ett tillfälle för doktorander i sin slutfas av forskarutbildning att få en möjlighet att vara på en internationell/nordisk forskarmiljö, få handledning från AAUs senior experter och utbyte av kunskap samt tillgång till seminarier/workshoper på andra europeiska universitet som AAU har samarbete med. 3. Africalics Research Conferences Tre AfricaLics forskningskonferenser kommer att hållas under Fas II. Syftet är att samla forskare inom innovation-och utvecklingsstudier med beslutsfattare och utövare av innovation i Afrika till workshop och diskussioner om viktiga frågor som påverkar förmåga och effektivitet hos innovationsarbete för att effektivt ta itu med de sociala och ekonomiska utvecklingsutmaningarna i afrikanska länder. Konferenserna kommer huvudsakligen att fokusera på spridning av och diskussion av de senaste forskningsresultaten från AfricaLics forskare och vilka nya frågor som behöver fångas upp i nya forskning. Med resultat och erfarenhet från Africalics fas I, kommer lärande och utbildning att upprätthållas under konferenser för att tillgängliggöra de senaste innovativa idéerna om undervisning inom innovation- och utvecklingsstudier i afrikanska universitet. Policy outreach och Africalics nätverkande är också en del av huvudsyftet med Africalics årliga konferenser. Konferenserna kommer att hållas 2017 (Mauritius), 2019 (Tanzania) och 2021 (plats bestäms senare). Varje konferens förväntas ha minst 150 deltagare, av vilka forskare kommer att utgöra cirka 80%. Varje konferens kommer att finansieras av det mottagande universitetet och genom en mindre konferensavgift från varje deltagare. Finansiering från Sida krävs dock för merkostnader av konferenserna, i synnerhet men inte begränsat till resstöd till afrikanska doktorander och forskare. 4. Policy and stakeholder outreach and AfricaLics network building Denna programkomponent består av mer fokuserat uppsökande av nya forskare, myndigheter och aktörer inom den privata sektorn samt aktiviteter för att stärka nätverket för AfricaLics forskare. Detta kommer att utvecklas utöver forskarkonferenserna och Öppna symposier inom PhD-akademier som Africalics gjort under Fas I. Syftet är att stärka mer engagerade interaktioner mellan AfricaLics forskare, andra akademiker, beslutsfattare och praktiker. Detta kommer att ske på två sätt. För det första görs det genom främjande av mer aktiva interaktioner på sociala medier mellan AfricaLics forskare, andra akademiker, beslutsfattare och praktiker genom nya och förbättrade plattformar för sådana interaktioner. För det andra kommer AfricaLics sekretariat att aktivt identifiera 1-2 viktiga policy-practitioner-orienterade evenemang varje år där de kan prata om framgångar och utmaningar som kan påverka AfricaLics nätverksaktiviteter. Detta kommer att byggas aktivt med syfte att främja AfricaLics nätverk och söka flera medfinansiärer och ökat intresse för AfricaLics insatser. Nätverksaktiviteterna kommer att fokusera också på att stärka AfricaLics genom att främja AfricaLics forskare inom nätverket, särskilt mellan doktorander genom att skapa ett doktorandsforum och andra interaktiva plattformar, samt för att stödja AfricaLics Scientific Board (ASB) och därigenom stärka dess styrning och förmåga att fatta beslut för Africalics framtida hållbarhet. ASB har utövat tillsyn över nätverkets operationer samt gett stöd till uppgifter och aktiviteter. Formaliseringen av nätverket är ett sätt att a) uppmuntra interna nätverk och kunskapsutbyte och b) gradvis öka potentialen för innovations- och utvecklingsinflytande över politik och praktik. Med detta sagt, syftar Africalics till att bygga och sprida kunskap och expertis över hela regionen och mellan olika intressegrupper, beslutsfattare och akademiker inom innovation och utvecklingsforskning. Den övergripande målsättningen är att afrikanska länder utvecklar och använder högkvalitativ forskning som utförts av afrikanska forskare och att möjliggöra mer informerade beslut relaterade till användning av vetenskap, teknologi och innovation för såväl ekonomisk och social utveckling som effektiv styrning”. Huvudmålet är att bygga en livskraftig innovation och utveckla ett forskarsamhälle som bidrar till afrikansk hållbar utveckling till 2025.Tre huvudsakliga delmål är:1) Stärkande av afrikanska forskares kapacitet genom att öka graden och mängden av rigorös forskning om innovation och utveckling som bedrivs av afrikanska akademiska institutioner; 2) Förbättrade möjligheter för afrikanska forskare att nätverka 3) Kunskap om innovation och utveckling kommuniceras mera effektivt genom att kraftigt öka andelen av politiska beslut som grundas på forskningsresultat från Africalicsnätverket till 2025.Programmet syftar till kapacitetsuppbyggnad av unga forskare i Afrika i områden med anknytning till innovationssystem. Genom Africalics nätverk kan de delta i internationella konferenser och utbildningsakademier, där kan de finna möjligheter för lärande, nätverkande och samverkande med de bästa forskarna inom området och regionala kollegor. Andra aktiviteter syftar till att höja kvaliteten på forskningen, såsom forskningsresultatsspridning eller handledning i forskarutbildning, pilot forskningsprojekt och tematiska rapporter. Insatsen för användning av forskningsbaserade policybeslut är en långsiktig och viktigt ny intervention, särskilt genom att integrera de nyutbildade doktorer i länders och regionens ministerier och beslutsorganisation som behöver experter i forskning om innovationssystemuppbyggande.Sida's bedömning är att det föreslagna Africalics-programmet är relevant och fyller en viktig funktion inom innovationsforskningsfältet. Programmet har potential att öka kvantiteten, kvaliteten och relevansen av forskning om innovation och utveckling i afrikanska länder. Med goda resultat från Africalics pilotfas är Sidas fortsatt stöd viktigt och katalytiskt för att konsolidera aktiviteter och bredda projektet för Africalics att kunna inkludera större deltagande, fler medverkande i programmet, och fler beslutsfattare i Afrika i större utsträckning. Det anses kunna förstärka ytterligare den kapacitet som har byggts bland nästa generation av forskare (de doktorander som har gått genom forskarskolor under den första fasen av Africalics) och utöka den pool av unga afrikanska forskare inom innovation som är avgörande för att säkerställa långsiktiga effekter. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 189420 0 184167 189420 Ernst & Young 184167 Ernst & Young Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-54100141-5410014103 Sweden Africalics Network for Economics of Learning, Innovation and Competence is an African regional network for researchers working in the field of innovation and development with the aim at strengthening research capacity by a multi-disciplinary approach. Africalics was established in 2012 with Sida's support for capacity building. Africalics network has improved its independence and capacity from Sida's contribution via Globelics (its global network founded and run by Aalborg university in Denmark) to be operated on its own through this new 2017-2021 contribution. Its hos institution in Nairobi is the African Center for Technology Studies (ACTS). Africalics (African Network for Economics of Learning, Innovation and Competence Building) är ett afrikanskt öppet nätverk för forskare inom innovation och utveckling med syfte att stärka forskningskapacitet inom fältet genom ett multidisciplinärt förhållningssätt. Africalics-nätverket grundades 2012 med Sidas stöd för kapacitetsuppbyggande. Verksamheten inom Africalics har hittills genomförts av Globelics (det globala nätverket genom vilket Sida kanaliserat stödet till Africalics), då Africalics sekretariat var så pass nytt och ägarskapet och kapaciteten på värdorganisationen ACTS (African Center for Technology Studies, en inter-statlig organisation) inte ansågs stark nog. Sedan dess har både ägarskap och kapacitet utvecklats på ATCS. Enligt en extern utvärdering 2014 har ACTS genomgått organisationsförändringar och har bättre kapacitet och förmåga för genomförandet av Africalics-programet. Africalics-sekretariatet med ACTS som värdorganisation ansöker nu om stöd från Sida för ett femårigt program som skall genomföras under 2017-2021 med en budget på 25 600 000 SEK. Programmets övergripande målsättning är att afrikanska länder utvecklar och använder högkvalitativ forskning som utförts av afrikanska forskare och att möjliggöra mer informerade beslut relaterade till användning av vetenskap, teknologi och innovation för såväl ekonomisk och social utveckling som effektiv styrning. Huvudmålet för Africalics i ansökan till Sida är att bygga livskraftig innovation och utveckla ett forskarsamhälle som bidrar till afrikansk hållbar utveckling till 2025. Tre huvudsakliga delmål är: 1) Stärkande av afrikanska forskares kapacitet genom att öka mängden av rigorös forskning om innovation och utveckling som bedrivs av afrikanska akademiska institutioner och forskare; 2) Förbättrade möjligheter för afrikanska forskare att nätverka 3) Kunskap om innovation och utveckling kommuniceras mera effektivt genom att kraftigt öka andelen av politiska beslut som informeras på forskningsresultat från Africalicsnätverket till 2025. Africalics-sekretariatet har anpassat och vidareutvecklat komponenter som tidigare fått stöd och paketerat dessa enligt följande fyra områden/aktiviteter att genomföra under 2017 – 2021: (aktiviteter med * är nya): 1. Forskarsutbildning (akademier, PhD fellowships, curricula-utveckling) 2. Nätverkande och uppsökande verksamhet (forskningskonferenser, live-seminarieserier*) 3. Policy engagement och resultatspridning (möten med beslutsfattare*, tidsskrifter*) 4. Uppföljning och utvärdering (kontinuerlig uppföljning*, extern utvärdering*) Huvudaktiviteterna beskrivs som följer: 1. Africalics PhD-akademi Denna programkomponent omfattar organisation, genomförande och rapportering av tre doktorandakademier (2017, 2018 och 2020). Dessa består av två veckors intensiva utbildningsseminarier för utvalda doktorander från hela Afrika inom innovation- och utvecklingsfrågor. Under dessa seminarier kommer de att presentera sitt avhandlingsarbete och få feedback från ledande forskare inom sitt forskningsområde. De kommer att utbildas inom viktiga område samt ha möjligheter att interagera med relevanta beslutsfattare och utvecklingsexperter. Som ett resultat av seminarierna, förväntas doktoranderna att applicera mer avancerad och praktisk kunskap i sina innovationsstudier och förbättra sina presentationsfärdigheter på konferenser och ha större möjligheter att publisera i välrenommerade innovations- och utvecklingstidskrifter. PhD-akademier arbetar också för att inspirera forskarstudenter att etablera sig inom innovations- och utvecklingsforskningsområdet. 2. Africalics Visiting Fellows Programme (VFP) Africalics Visiting Fellows Programet (VFP) har utvecklats av Aalborg Universitet (AAU) i samarbete med AfricaLics sekretariat under fas I. VFP hjälpte till att säkerställa kvalitativa och i tid inlämnade avhandlingar samt införandet av innovations- och utvecklingstänkande i forskarutbildning. Vid AAU finns aktivt stöd från cirka 20 mentorer, doktorander och stödpersonal för genomförandet av programmet. Det finns även möjligheter för deras handledare från hemlandet att besöka AAU för att dela erfarenheter av akademisk handledning och förbättra samstämmighet och samordning mellan AAUs mentorer och deras egna handledare på doktorandutbildningen. VFP har under fas I blivit mycket väl mottaget och utvärderats. Africalics studenter som deltagit i programmet har effektivt använt sin tid på AAU för att jobba med och skriva delar av sina avhandlingar eller färdigställa artiklar till konferenser och tidskrifter etc. Under fas II kommer Africalics att ordna tre årliga VFP med sammanlag 12 doktorandstipendiater till AAU år 2018, 2019 och 2020. Africalics ska också fortsätta erbjuda kvalificerade doktorander från varje cohort en möjlighet att slutföra sina doktorandprojekt som joint-degree mellan deras heminstitution och AAU. Under fas II har Africalics planerat att utveckla VFP vidare med även Post-Doc visiting fellowships. Tre post-doc forskare kommer att tas in i en internationell forskningsmiljö och bygga forskningskapacitet med stöd av och i samarbete med experter inom innovation-och utvecklingsområdet på AAU. Huvudsyftet med detta Post-doc fellowship program är att bidra till utveckling av unga Afrikanska forskare som kan bedriva forskning och bidra med nätverk av framstående forskare på sina heminstitutioner. Under fas II kommer AfricaLics VFP-program ta in och träna 12 afrikanska doktorander och erbjuda joint-degreeupplägget till de 5 mest kvalificerade doktoranderna samt stödprogrammet för upp till tre postdoc-forskare. VFP-programmet lags på Ålborgs universitet. AfricaLics VFP-program ses som avgörande för att säkerställa utvecklingen av specialiserade innovations- och utvecklingsforskare i Afrika. Jämfört med fullt finansierade PhD-stipendier är denna VFP-modell som utvecklats för Africalics PhD-studenter betydligt mer kostnadeffektivt och den lägger stark tonvikt på att upprätthålla det fulla ansvaret för slutförandet av forskarutbildning hos doktorander och deras hemmainstitutioner. Med införandet av det föreslagna pilotprojektet Postdoc Fellowship ges AfricaLics VFP möjligheter till att ytterligare stärka befintliga och nya centrum/hubbar för innovations-och utvecklingsforskning i Afrika. Det är viktigt att poängtera att VFP-programmet inte handlar om en forskarutbildning i full form. Det är ett tillfälle för doktorander i sin slutfas av forskarutbildning att få en möjlighet att vara på en internationell/nordisk forskarmiljö, få handledning från AAUs senior experter och utbyte av kunskap samt tillgång till seminarier/workshoper på andra europeiska universitet som AAU har samarbete med. 3. Africalics Research Conferences Tre AfricaLics forskningskonferenser kommer att hållas under Fas II. Syftet är att samla forskare inom innovation-och utvecklingsstudier med beslutsfattare och utövare av innovation i Afrika till workshop och diskussioner om viktiga frågor som påverkar förmåga och effektivitet hos innovationsarbete för att effektivt ta itu med de sociala och ekonomiska utvecklingsutmaningarna i afrikanska länder. Konferenserna kommer huvudsakligen att fokusera på spridning av och diskussion av de senaste forskningsresultaten från AfricaLics forskare och vilka nya frågor som behöver fångas upp i nya forskning. Med resultat och erfarenhet från Africalics fas I, kommer lärande och utbildning att upprätthållas under konferenser för att tillgängliggöra de senaste innovativa idéerna om undervisning inom innovation- och utvecklingsstudier i afrikanska universitet. Policy outreach och Africalics nätverkande är också en del av huvudsyftet med Africalics årliga konferenser. Konferenserna kommer att hållas 2017 (Mauritius), 2019 (Tanzania) och 2021 (plats bestäms senare). Varje konferens förväntas ha minst 150 deltagare, av vilka forskare kommer att utgöra cirka 80%. Varje konferens kommer att finansieras av det mottagande universitetet och genom en mindre konferensavgift från varje deltagare. Finansiering från Sida krävs dock för merkostnader av konferenserna, i synnerhet men inte begränsat till resstöd till afrikanska doktorander och forskare. 4. Policy and stakeholder outreach and AfricaLics network building Denna programkomponent består av mer fokuserat uppsökande av nya forskare, myndigheter och aktörer inom den privata sektorn samt aktiviteter för att stärka nätverket för AfricaLics forskare. Detta kommer att utvecklas utöver forskarkonferenserna och Öppna symposier inom PhD-akademier som Africalics gjort under Fas I. Syftet är att stärka mer engagerade interaktioner mellan AfricaLics forskare, andra akademiker, beslutsfattare och praktiker. Detta kommer att ske på två sätt. För det första görs det genom främjande av mer aktiva interaktioner på sociala medier mellan AfricaLics forskare, andra akademiker, beslutsfattare och praktiker genom nya och förbättrade plattformar för sådana interaktioner. För det andra kommer AfricaLics sekretariat att aktivt identifiera 1-2 viktiga policy-practitioner-orienterade evenemang varje år där de kan prata om framgångar och utmaningar som kan påverka AfricaLics nätverksaktiviteter. Detta kommer att byggas aktivt med syfte att främja AfricaLics nätverk och söka flera medfinansiärer och ökat intresse för AfricaLics insatser. Nätverksaktiviteterna kommer att fokusera också på att stärka AfricaLics genom att främja AfricaLics forskare inom nätverket, särskilt mellan doktorander genom att skapa ett doktorandsforum och andra interaktiva plattformar, samt för att stödja AfricaLics Scientific Board (ASB) och därigenom stärka dess styrning och förmåga att fatta beslut för Africalics framtida hållbarhet. ASB har utövat tillsyn över nätverkets operationer samt gett stöd till uppgifter och aktiviteter. Formaliseringen av nätverket är ett sätt att a) uppmuntra interna nätverk och kunskapsutbyte och b) gradvis öka potentialen för innovations- och utvecklingsinflytande över politik och praktik. Med detta sagt, syftar Africalics till att bygga och sprida kunskap och expertis över hela regionen och mellan olika intressegrupper, beslutsfattare och akademiker inom innovation och utvecklingsforskning. Den övergripande målsättningen är att afrikanska länder utvecklar och använder högkvalitativ forskning som utförts av afrikanska forskare och att möjliggöra mer informerade beslut relaterade till användning av vetenskap, teknologi och innovation för såväl ekonomisk och social utveckling som effektiv styrning”. Huvudmålet är att bygga en livskraftig innovation och utveckla ett forskarsamhälle som bidrar till afrikansk hållbar utveckling till 2025.Tre huvudsakliga delmål är:1) Stärkande av afrikanska forskares kapacitet genom att öka graden och mängden av rigorös forskning om innovation och utveckling som bedrivs av afrikanska akademiska institutioner; 2) Förbättrade möjligheter för afrikanska forskare att nätverka 3) Kunskap om innovation och utveckling kommuniceras mera effektivt genom att kraftigt öka andelen av politiska beslut som grundas på forskningsresultat från Africalicsnätverket till 2025.Programmet syftar till kapacitetsuppbyggnad av unga forskare i Afrika i områden med anknytning till innovationssystem. Genom Africalics nätverk kan de delta i internationella konferenser och utbildningsakademier, där kan de finna möjligheter för lärande, nätverkande och samverkande med de bästa forskarna inom området och regionala kollegor. Andra aktiviteter syftar till att höja kvaliteten på forskningen, såsom forskningsresultatsspridning eller handledning i forskarutbildning, pilot forskningsprojekt och tematiska rapporter. Insatsen för användning av forskningsbaserade policybeslut är en långsiktig och viktigt ny intervention, särskilt genom att integrera de nyutbildade doktorer i länders och regionens ministerier och beslutsorganisation som behöver experter i forskning om innovationssystemuppbyggande.Sida's bedömning är att det föreslagna Africalics-programmet är relevant och fyller en viktig funktion inom innovationsforskningsfältet. Programmet har potential att öka kvantiteten, kvaliteten och relevansen av forskning om innovation och utveckling i afrikanska länder. Med goda resultat från Africalics pilotfas är Sidas fortsatt stöd viktigt och katalytiskt för att konsolidera aktiviteter och bredda projektet för Africalics att kunna inkludera större deltagande, fler medverkande i programmet, och fler beslutsfattare i Afrika i större utsträckning. Det anses kunna förstärka ytterligare den kapacitet som har byggts bland nästa generation av forskare (de doktorander som har gått genom forskarskolor under den första fasen av Africalics) och utöka den pool av unga afrikanska forskare inom innovation som är avgörande för att säkerställa långsiktiga effekter. Sweden ACTS/African Centre for Technology Studies Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ACTS/African Centre for Technology Studies 9.5 - Förbättra forskningen och industrisektorernas tekniska kapacitet i alla länder, i synnerhet utvecklingsländerna, bland annat genom att till 2030 uppmuntra innovation och väsentligt öka det antal personer som arbetar med forskning och utveckling per 1 miljon människor liksom de offentliga och privata utgifterna för forskning och utveckling. 9.5 - Enhance scientific research, upgrade the technological capabilities of industrial sectors in all countries, in particular developing countries, including, by 2030, encouraging innovation and substantially increasing the number of research and development workers per 1 million people and public and private research and development spending. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3000000 2895000 3000000 2245000 0 2000000 3000000 0 0 0 650000 1000000 8895000 ACTS/African Centre for Technology Studies 3000000 ACTS/African Centre for Technology Studies 2245000 ACTS/African Centre for Technology Studies 650000 ACTS/African Centre for Technology Studies 2000000 ACTS/African Centre for Technology Studies 1000000 ACTS/African Centre for Technology Studies Research cooperation 2022-2028 Forskningssamarbete 2022-2028 Enhanced research capacity and sustainable research environments (Sida) Stärkt forskningskapacitet och hållbara forskningsmiljöer (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Enhanced impact of research that is of relevance to poverty reduction and sustainable development (Sida) Stärkt genomslag för forskning av relevans för fattigdomsbekämpning och hållbar utveckling (Sida) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-54110067 Sweden Capacity development for coffee farmers in cliamte adaptation methods. Kaffe-och klimatinitiativet (Coffe and Climate initiative) ämnar öka småskaliga kaffebönders motståndskraft (resiliens) och förmåga till anpassning till klimatförändringar genom kapacitetsuppbyggande åtgärder. Kapacitetsuppbyggande sker till största delen i form av Farmer Field School som bygger på att bönderna själva identifierar problemområden och möjliga lösningar av problemen. Mötena faciliteras av en bonde som fått ytterligare kapacitetsutveckling (Training of Trainer approach) i detta fall av Hans R. Neumann Stiftung (genomförarande organisation av projektet) främst i förbättrad kaffeproduktion och klimatanpassningsåtgärder. Till hjälp för ökad förståelse och kunskap finns en verktygslåda med lämpliga metoder och verktyg för att hantera klimatförändringar, denna är utvecklad under första fasen (pilotfas) av projektet i samarbete med forskare och bönder och finns på flera språk, även online. Projektet genomförs av organisationen Hans R. Neumann Stiftung i Guatemala, Brasilien, Tanzania och Vietnam. Projektet genomförs i samarbete med 10 kaffeföretag, varav flertalet är organiserade inom International Coffee Partners (ICP), i en sk Public Private Development Partnership (PPDP) där kaffeföretagen står för 50% av projektets budget och Sida för resterande 50%. Företagen bidrar dels med pengar, dels med sin kunskap, erfarenhet, nätverk och deltagande ute i fält. Kaffe är en av världens mest populära drycker och produceras främst på småskaliga jordbruk i låg- och medelinkomstländer. 25 miljoner småbönder beräknas odla 80 % av allt kaffe vi dricker idag och kaffeindustrin i helhet sysselsätter närmare 125 miljoner människor. Klimatförändringarna riskerar att på sikt halvera världens areal lämplig för kaffeodling vilket kommer att slå hårt mot de småskaliga bönder som producerar majoriteten av allt kaffe som konsumeras idag. Genom det internationella Kaffe- och klimatinitiativet (C&C) som genomförs av Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung (HRNS) avser Sida att öka kaffeböndernas motståndskraft och deras förmåga att anpassa sig till ett förändrat klimat. Genom initiativet samverkarar offentliga och privata aktörer för att öka kaffebönders möjligheter att leva på sitt jordbruk i Tanzania, Brasilien, Guatemala, El Salvador och Honduras. The overall objective and vision of the Coffee and Climate initiative is to enable coffee communities to manage their ecosystems sustainably and become resilient to climate change.     Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Agricultural inputs Agriculture Resultat och erfarenheter från samarbetet med HRNS visar att de varit framgångsrika i att sprida kunskap kring behovet av klimatanpassning och i att utveckla metoder på lokal nivå som också bidrar till att minska effekterna av klimatförändringarna. HRNS uppskattar att de nått ut till runt 90 000 hushåll som livnär sig på kaffeodling, direkt (11. 000) och indirekt (79 000) genom olika aktiviteter, utbildningar och klimatanpassningsplaner som odlarna skapat tillsammans med lokala organisationer.  I sitt arbete med utbildningar använder sig HRNS av konceptet training of trainers och Farmer Fields Schoold vilket gör att HRNS når så många indirekt.  Jordbrukarna och deras familjer i de olika regionerna som deltagit i utbildningstillfällen kring hållbart jordbruk har i utvärderingarna svarat att utbildningstillfällena resulterat i att de har ändrat odlingssätten på sina gårdar (62 % Tanzania, 84 % Trifinio regionen Honduras/Guatemala/El Salvador och 63 % Brasilien). HRNS har tack vare Sida arbetat aktivt med jämställdhet och bland annat har 832 kvinnor och ungdomar i Trifinio deltagit i träningstillfällen och utbildningar kring egenföretagande. 260 av de 832 kvinnor och ungdomar som deltog utvecklade sedan affärsplaner för att starta egna småföretag med fokus på hållbart jordbruk, vilket både har förbättrat deras jordbruk samt diversifierat deras inkomstkällor. I en utvärdering av aktiviteterna framkom det att män har en positiv inställning till träningstillfällena eftersom de har bidragit till förbättrade relationer i hushållen. Genom utbildning har odlare fått kunskap i hur de kan använda naturvänliga alternativ till gödsling, såsom stallgödsel, och skydda sina grödor från skadedjur med andra metoder än kemisk besprutning. Odlarna fick också kunskaper i säker hantering av bekämpningsmedel i de fall där det inte fanns andra alternativ, och fick lära sig om betydelsen av att ha passande skyddsutrustning i samband med hantering. HRNS är positiva till att ta till sig lärdomar och förutom den externt genomförda halvtidsöversynen som genomförts av externa konsulter har också en slutgiltig utvärdering (endline study) efter sina projekt genomförts, vilket är en rutin som HRNS har. Den utvärdering som genomfördes för den andra fasen av initiativet visade på många positiva resultat, inklusive att HRNS har kunskap om odlarnas prioriteringar, till exempel vad gäller markanvändning och vatten. Utvärderingen visade dessutom att arbetet med jämställdhet har fått stort genomslag i initiativet och att man arbetar med både män och kvinnor. Klimatanpassningsplaner: I Trifinio har två klimatanpassningsplaner producerats vilka båda adresserar hållbar vattenanvändning och bevarande av vattenkällor. Den ena planen är under genomförande och igångsättandet av en vattentank som ska förbättra kaffeböndernas tillgång till vatten kommer att  utvärderas för att se om man kan göra på liknande sätt på flera ställen i området. I Brasilien har två klimatanpassningsplaner börjat användas och följas vilket har resulterat i sammanlagt 46 passande förvaringsplatser för pestecider och 47 septiktankar. Två av de deltagande organisationerna har även valt att gemensamt plantera 2600 träd för att berika vegetationen i området. Tanzania har formulerat 22 klimatanpassningsplaner som genomförs på lokal nivå och vid ett stormöte på lokal nivå beräknar HRNS att det planterades 1000 träd för skugga och 520 förbättrade varianter av kaffeplantor. Liknande sammankomster på andra platser i Tanzania har beräknat att de planterade ytterligare 2500 förbättrade varianter av kaffeplantor. Anpassningsåtgärder: Under initiativets andra fas har en ökning av "nedbrytning" (mulching) (59%) och "förbättrade rotsystem" (improved root system) (58%) som klimatsmarta odlingssätt hos kaffebönder i Trifinio resulterat i en slutgiltig användningsgrad på 95% respektive 85% av bönderna. En stor ökning från ursprungliga 36% och 27% användning. I Tanzania är det de klimatsmarta odlingssätten "erosionskontroll" (erosion control) (44%), "kompostering" (composting) (38%) och "nedbrytning" (mulching) (34%) som har fått den största ökningen i användning under fas 2 med resultat att odlingssätten nu har en användningsgrad på 93%, 66% och 87% respektive. HRNS rapporterar att Brasilien har sett en väldigt stor ökad användning av de klimatsmarta odlingssätten "rensning av ogräs" (weeding) (92%) och ”täckande grödor” (cover crops) (75%) vilket resulterar i en användningsgrad av 100% respektive 90% hos de kaffebönder som deltagit i rapporteringen.   Jämställdhet: HRNS uppskattar att deras arbete med jämställdhet har bidragit till att minska andel fattiga inom målgruppen samt  bidragit till att minska livsmedelsotrygghet genom utbildning till kaffeodlande bödner kring vinsten av att dela mer lika på arbetet inom familjerna och att ha klimatvänliga odlingar som kan generera mer skörd samtidigt som det gynnar naturen och skogarna runt odlingarna  I Tanzania nåddes inte alla uppsatta mål med anledning av politiska skäl kring kaffodling, trots det kunde många kvinnor delta på utbildningstillfällena samt satt på ledande positioner. Ett positivt resultat trots allt och trenderna visar på mer kvinnligt deltagande och fler kvinnor i ledande positioner. Bönderna rapporterade att 21% av deras organisationer hade kvinnliga ledare och flera organisationer har ändrat sina stadgar så att fler kvinnor ska kunna få ledande positioner. 339 kvinnor deltog på utbildningstillfällena för ledarskap och egenföretagande vilket visar på en potentiell ökning av kvinnligt ledarskap i framtiden. I Trifinio har de uppsatta målen nåtts och överträffats på de flesta områdena. Bland annat så har 832 kvinnor och ungdomar deltagit i träningstillfällen och utbildningar kring egenföretagande. 260 av dessa kvinnor och ungdomar utvecklade sedan affärsplaner för att starta egna småföretag med fokus på klimatsmarta lantbruk vilket både har förbättrat deras jordbruk samt diversifierat deras inkomstkällor. Under perioden för initiativet så har 2565 kvinnliga bönder i hela området Trifinio deltagit på utbildningstillfällen kring jämställdhet och i Guatemala har andelen kvinnor i ledarpositioner i organisationer för bönder ökat från 31% till 64%.  Det var inte bara kvinnor och ungdomar i Trifinio som fick träning inom jämställdhetsintegrering. 340 män deltog och nåddes av genomförda maskulinitets träningstillfällen där de fick lära sig om könsrelaterat våld, vikten av att integrera kvinnor i kaffe-produktionskedjorna samt vikten av att kvinnor ska få tillgång till ekonomiska möjligheter.  Männen gav mycket positiv feedback om träningstillfällena och flera sa att de trodde att frågorna kommer att hjälpa dem både i hemmet och i jordbruket. Detta är något som Sida ser som positivt då det kan bidra till en mer hållbar integrering av jämställdhet i området och inte endast hänga på projektets prestation. HRNS har kontaktat över 30 organisationer med en kampanj ”20 million women to address climate change in coffee” vilken tyvärr inte genererade så stort intresse, eventuellt beroende på att kampanjen inte passade förväntningarna hos privata företag som ville se mer en ekonomisk vinst från kampanjen. Pestecidhantering: Tillsammans med Kemikalieinspektionen (KemI) åkte HRNS ut till olika byar i Tanzania och utbildade och informerade bönder om säker kemikaliehantering, samt inspekterade vilka åtgärder som tas av återförsäljare av pestecider för att undvika skadlig påverkan på individer och natur. Genom att utbilda bönder i hur de kan använda naturvänliga alternativ till gödsling, såsom stallgödsel, och skydda sina grödor från skadedjur med andra metoder än besprutning, kunde de se att den skadliga kemikaliehanteringen minskade. Bönderna fick även träning i korrekt hantering av pestecider i de fall där det inte fanns andra alternativ, och fick lära sig om vikten av att ha passande skyddsutrustning för hanteringen. Utbildningen som hushållen fick kunde man se gav positiva resultat. Hos de hushåll som inte deltagit på utbildningen svarade 31% att personer under 18 års ålder deltog i appliceringen av pestecider jämfört med endast 3% hos de hushåll som deltagit på utbildningen. Utbildning kring pesteciders påverkan, och träning på säker hantering, kan därför ses som en effektiv investering i skyddet av barn och unga mot en hälsorisk.  Bönder som hade deltagit på utbildningen visade ett högre intresse i att investera i och använda passande skyddsutrustning såsom gummistövlar, regnrock för att skydda ryggen mot pesticid-stänk vid appliceringen, ansiktsmasker, handskar och säkerhetsglasögon. Användningen av gummistövlar användes av 88% av de utbildade bönderna, men endast av 51% av de bönder som inte deltagit på utbildningen. En ytterligare särskilt stor ökning kan ses vid användande av handskar där de utbildade bönderna använde handskar i 21% av fallen, jämfört med endast 1% av de bönder som inte deltagit på utbildningen.    No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-54110067-5411006701 Sweden Capacity development for coffee farmers in cliamte adaptation methods. Kaffe-och klimatinitiativet (Coffe and Climate initiative) ämnar öka småskaliga kaffebönders motståndskraft (resiliens) och förmåga till anpassning till klimatförändringar genom kapacitetsuppbyggande åtgärder. Kapacitetsuppbyggande sker till största delen i form av Farmer Field School som bygger på att bönderna själva identifierar problemområden och möjliga lösningar av problemen. Mötena faciliteras av en bonde som fått ytterligare kapacitetsutveckling (Training of Trainer approach) i detta fall av Hans R. Neumann Stiftung (genomförarande organisation av projektet) främst i förbättrad kaffeproduktion och klimatanpassningsåtgärder. Till hjälp för ökad förståelse och kunskap finns en verktygslåda med lämpliga metoder och verktyg för att hantera klimatförändringar, denna är utvecklad under första fasen (pilotfas) av projektet i samarbete med forskare och bönder och finns på flera språk, även online. Projektet genomförs av organisationen Hans R. Neumann Stiftung i Guatemala, Brasilien, Tanzania och Vietnam. Projektet genomförs i samarbete med 10 kaffeföretag, varav flertalet är organiserade inom International Coffee Partners (ICP), i en sk Public Private Development Partnership (PPDP) där kaffeföretagen står för 50% av projektets budget och Sida för resterande 50%. Företagen bidrar dels med pengar, dels med sin kunskap, erfarenhet, nätverk och deltagande ute i fält. Kaffe är en av världens mest populära drycker och produceras främst på småskaliga jordbruk i låg- och medelinkomstländer. 25 miljoner småbönder beräknas odla 80 % av allt kaffe vi dricker idag och kaffeindustrin i helhet sysselsätter närmare 125 miljoner människor. Klimatförändringarna riskerar att på sikt halvera världens areal lämplig för kaffeodling vilket kommer att slå hårt mot de småskaliga bönder som producerar majoriteten av allt kaffe som konsumeras idag. Genom det internationella Kaffe- och klimatinitiativet (C&C) som genomförs av Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung (HRNS) avser Sida att öka kaffeböndernas motståndskraft och deras förmåga att anpassa sig till ett förändrat klimat. Genom initiativet samverkarar offentliga och privata aktörer för att öka kaffebönders möjligheter att leva på sitt jordbruk i Tanzania, Brasilien, Guatemala, El Salvador och Honduras. The overall objective and vision of the Coffee and Climate initiative is to enable coffee communities to manage their ecosystems sustainably and become resilient to climate change.     Sweden Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 2500000 2500000 0 -2500000 2500000 0 2500000 -2500000 0 2500000 0 2500000 -2500000 2500000 5000000 Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung 2500000 Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung 2500000 Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung SE-0-SE-6-54110067-5411006702 Sweden Capacity development for coffee farmers in cliamte adaptation methods. Kaffe-och klimatinitiativet (Coffe and Climate initiative) ämnar öka småskaliga kaffebönders motståndskraft (resiliens) och förmåga till anpassning till klimatförändringar genom kapacitetsuppbyggande åtgärder. Kapacitetsuppbyggande sker till största delen i form av Farmer Field School som bygger på att bönderna själva identifierar problemområden och möjliga lösningar av problemen. Mötena faciliteras av en bonde som fått ytterligare kapacitetsutveckling (Training of Trainer approach) i detta fall av Hans R. Neumann Stiftung (genomförarande organisation av projektet) främst i förbättrad kaffeproduktion och klimatanpassningsåtgärder. Till hjälp för ökad förståelse och kunskap finns en verktygslåda med lämpliga metoder och verktyg för att hantera klimatförändringar, denna är utvecklad under första fasen (pilotfas) av projektet i samarbete med forskare och bönder och finns på flera språk, även online. Projektet genomförs av organisationen Hans R. Neumann Stiftung i Guatemala, Brasilien, Tanzania och Vietnam. Projektet genomförs i samarbete med 10 kaffeföretag, varav flertalet är organiserade inom International Coffee Partners (ICP), i en sk Public Private Development Partnership (PPDP) där kaffeföretagen står för 50% av projektets budget och Sida för resterande 50%. Företagen bidrar dels med pengar, dels med sin kunskap, erfarenhet, nätverk och deltagande ute i fält. Kaffe är en av världens mest populära drycker och produceras främst på småskaliga jordbruk i låg- och medelinkomstländer. 25 miljoner småbönder beräknas odla 80 % av allt kaffe vi dricker idag och kaffeindustrin i helhet sysselsätter närmare 125 miljoner människor. Klimatförändringarna riskerar att på sikt halvera världens areal lämplig för kaffeodling vilket kommer att slå hårt mot de småskaliga bönder som producerar majoriteten av allt kaffe som konsumeras idag. Genom det internationella Kaffe- och klimatinitiativet (C&C) som genomförs av Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung (HRNS) avser Sida att öka kaffeböndernas motståndskraft och deras förmåga att anpassa sig till ett förändrat klimat. Genom initiativet samverkarar offentliga och privata aktörer för att öka kaffebönders möjligheter att leva på sitt jordbruk i Tanzania, Brasilien, Guatemala, El Salvador och Honduras. The overall objective and vision of the Coffee and Climate initiative is to enable coffee communities to manage their ecosystems sustainably and become resilient to climate change.     Sweden Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2000000 2000000 0 0 2000000 Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung 2000000 Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Increased productivity and sustainable production in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, including food security Ökad produktivitet och hållbar produktion inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-54110067-5411006703 Sweden Capacity development for coffee farmers in cliamte adaptation methods. Kaffe-och klimatinitiativet (Coffe and Climate initiative) ämnar öka småskaliga kaffebönders motståndskraft (resiliens) och förmåga till anpassning till klimatförändringar genom kapacitetsuppbyggande åtgärder. Kapacitetsuppbyggande sker till största delen i form av Farmer Field School som bygger på att bönderna själva identifierar problemområden och möjliga lösningar av problemen. Mötena faciliteras av en bonde som fått ytterligare kapacitetsutveckling (Training of Trainer approach) i detta fall av Hans R. Neumann Stiftung (genomförarande organisation av projektet) främst i förbättrad kaffeproduktion och klimatanpassningsåtgärder. Till hjälp för ökad förståelse och kunskap finns en verktygslåda med lämpliga metoder och verktyg för att hantera klimatförändringar, denna är utvecklad under första fasen (pilotfas) av projektet i samarbete med forskare och bönder och finns på flera språk, även online. Projektet genomförs av organisationen Hans R. Neumann Stiftung i Guatemala, Brasilien, Tanzania och Vietnam. Projektet genomförs i samarbete med 10 kaffeföretag, varav flertalet är organiserade inom International Coffee Partners (ICP), i en sk Public Private Development Partnership (PPDP) där kaffeföretagen står för 50% av projektets budget och Sida för resterande 50%. Företagen bidrar dels med pengar, dels med sin kunskap, erfarenhet, nätverk och deltagande ute i fält. Kaffe är en av världens mest populära drycker och produceras främst på småskaliga jordbruk i låg- och medelinkomstländer. 25 miljoner småbönder beräknas odla 80 % av allt kaffe vi dricker idag och kaffeindustrin i helhet sysselsätter närmare 125 miljoner människor. Klimatförändringarna riskerar att på sikt halvera världens areal lämplig för kaffeodling vilket kommer att slå hårt mot de småskaliga bönder som producerar majoriteten av allt kaffe som konsumeras idag. Genom det internationella Kaffe- och klimatinitiativet (C&C) som genomförs av Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung (HRNS) avser Sida att öka kaffeböndernas motståndskraft och deras förmåga att anpassa sig till ett förändrat klimat. Genom initiativet samverkarar offentliga och privata aktörer för att öka kaffebönders möjligheter att leva på sitt jordbruk i Tanzania, Brasilien, Guatemala, El Salvador och Honduras. The overall objective and vision of the Coffee and Climate initiative is to enable coffee communities to manage their ecosystems sustainably and become resilient to climate change.     Sweden Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 8.2 - Uppnå högre ekonomisk produktivitet genom diversifiering, teknisk uppgradering och innovation, bland annat genom att fokusera på sektorer med högt förädlingsvärde och hög arbetsintensitet. 8.2 - Achieve higher levels of economic productivity through diversification, technological upgrading and innovation, including through a focus on high-value added and labour-intensive sectors. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 500000 0 0 0 500000 0 500000 Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung 500000 Hanns R. Neumann Stiftung Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced protection and rehabilitation, and sustainable management and use of land-based ecosystems, biodiversity and species, natural resources, including agriculture and forestry, as well as ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-55010003 Sweden The Western Balkans Investment Framework (WBIF) is one of EU's so-called blending facilities. WBIF links grants from the European Commission and bilateral donors with loans from development banks, for investments in infrastructure (transport, energy, environment and social sector) and for private sector development. Support through the WBIF is targeted to Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and regional efforts in the Western Balkans. Sida has supported WBIF with annual payments since 2015. Prior to that, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs granted SEK 62 million to the facility. The bulk of the funding for WBIF comes from EU instrument for pre-accession assistance for the countries of the Western Balkans, the so-called IPA instrument. Sida's support is part of a joint donor fund, the European Western Balkans Joint Fund EWBJF, for which the EBRD and the EIB are jointly responsible and which is administered by the EBRD. The funds will be used for grants for investments in the mentioned sectors as well as for consulting services to provide support for the preparation and implementation of investment projects where project owners (municipalities, infrastructure and service companies, authorities) take a loan from an international financial institution. The EBRD, the EIB, the Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB), the World Bank, the German KfW and the French AFD are currently participating in WBIF as loan financiers. How funds are distributed and used is governed by a set of rules approved by all members of WBIF. Approval of individual project contributions is made by a steering committee in which Sida participates. Participation in WBIF gives Sida better understanding of the WBIF operations and greater opportunity to discuss priorities with the EU and other donors. Western Balkans Investment Framework (WBIF) är en av EUs sk blendingfaciliteter. WBIF kopplar bidrag från EU-kommissionen och bilaterala givare med lån från utvecklingsbanker, för investeringar i infrastruktur (transport, energi, miljö och social sektor) samt för privatsektorutveckling. Stödet genom WBIF riktas till Albanien, Bosnien och Herzegovina, Kosovo, Makedonien, Montenegro, Serbien samt till regionala insatser på västra Balkan. Sida har stött WBIF med årliga inbetalningar sedan 2015. Dessförinnan har UD beviljat svenskt bidrag på 62 MSEK. Huvuddelen av finansieringen för WBIF kommer från EUs förmedlemskapsstöd för länderna på västra Balkan, det sk IPA-instrumentet. Sidas stöd ingår i en givargemensam fond, European Western Balkans Joint Fund EWBJF, som EBRD och EIB gemensamt ansvarar för och som EBRD administrerar. Medlen kommer att användas för såväl bidrag till investeringar inom nämnda sektorer som till konsultinsatser för att ge stöd till beredning och genomförande av investeringsprojekt där projektägare (kommuner, infrastruktur- och servicebolag, myndigheter) tar ett lån från en internationell finansieringsinstitution. För närvarande deltar EBRD, EIB, Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB), Världsbanken, tyska KfW samt franska AFD i WBIF som lånefinansiärer. Hur medel fördelas och används styrs genom ett regelverk som alla medlemmar inom WBIF godkänt. Godkännande av enskilda bidrag till projekt görs av en styrkommitté där Sida medverkar. Medverkan i WBIF ger Sida en bättre insyn i WBIF och större möjlighet att diskutera prioriteringar med EU och andra givare. Western Balkans Investment Framework (WBIF) är ett gemensamt initiativ av EU, utvecklingsfinansiärer, bilaterala givare och partnerländer på västra Balkan. Målet är att stärka harmonisering och koordinering av stöd och investeringar till regionen som syftar till att förbättra den socioekonomiska utvecklingen och att bidra till ett stärkt EU-perspektiv och ett EU-närmande.  WBIF är en regional samfinansieringsplattform som stöder EU:s utvidgning och den socioekonomiska utvecklingen på västra Balkan genom finansiering av strategiska investeringar i främst infrastruktur i de sex länderna på västra Balkan. WBIF har hittills fokuserat på projekt inom energi, transport, miljö och social sektor samt ett speciellt program riktat till privata sektorn. WBIF etablerades 2009 och omfattar EU-kommissionen (DG NEAR), sex utvecklingsfinansiärer (CEB, EBRD, EIB, KfW, WBG och AFD) och 20-tal bilaterala givare. WBIF är en viktig finansieringskälla för infrastrukturprojekt och utveckling i regionen och kommer att vara det främsta redskapet för distribution av det investeringspaket som kommissionen har gjort tillgängligt inom ramen för den ekonomiska och investeringsplanen (Economic and investment plan, EIP) för länderna på västra Balkan i oktober 2020. WBIF är en process för multilateral samordning som väljer, förbereder, implementerar och övervakar en portfölj av prioriterade projekt. WBIF beviljar finansiellt tekniskt bistånd och medfinansierar infrastrukturprojekt. De tillhandahålls för specifika projekt där en IFI/DFI avser att medfinansiera investeringen med ett lån. WBIF ger finansiering genom att blanda bidrag med lån och inhemsk finansiering enligt överenskomna principer om blandningsförhållanden (co-financing ratios). WBIF samlar in bidrag och kombinerar dem med lån och andra finansieringskällor från deltagande utvecklingsfinansiärer. Bidragsresurserna härrör från Europeiska gemensamma fonden för västra Balkan (EWBJF eller Joint Fund), som främst får bidrag från EU:s förmedlemsskapsstöd (IPA) och bilaterala givare. EU kommissionen finansierar också en ramavtalsfacilitet för projektförberedande och projektgenomförande konsultstöd benämnt Infrastructure Project Facility, IPF. Ett tiotal ramavtalskontrakt har sammanlagt tecknats till ett värde av flera hundra miljoner EUR. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Europe, regional Multisector aid Other Multisector WBIF fortsätter implementeras med 16 nya projekt godkända under 2024, vilket ger en total om 206 projekt sen starten 2009. I rapporten för EWBJF för 2024 följs implementeringen av projekten upp. Det konstateras att 64 % av de pågående aktiva EWBJF-bidragen minst ett år försenade och i vissa fall mer än tre år försenade. Den vanligaste anledningen är kopplad till förseningar i upphandling, och i projektförberedelser i andra hand. Förseningarna har minskat över tid. Som nämns ovan får WBIF numer även finansiering från Regional Growth Facility, genom ett nytt EU-reglamente för 2024-2027. Det går sedan in i det nya finansiella ramverket från 2028. RGF är additionellt till IPA-medlen och uppgår till 6 miljarder euro, varav minst 3 miljarder euro (2 miljarder euro i icke-återbetalningsbara bidrag 1 miljard euro i koncessionella lån) kommer att kanaliseras via WBIF, delvis från EC via WBIF till investeringarna och delvis som bidrag från EC till länderna som sedan använder det som nationell medfinansiering i WBIF-investeringarna. De återstående RGF-medlen kommer att vara koncessionella lån som direkt stöd till de nationella budgetarna för Västra Balkans partnerländer. WBIF valdes som huvudkanalen för RGF eftersom "det har väl etablerade finansiella kontrollsystem och tillhandahåller en unik samarbetsram. Målsektorer som är nyckelfaktorer för socio-ekonomisk utveckling: uppkoppling, inklusive transport, energi, grön och digital övergång, utbildning och kompetensutveckling." Projekt inom miljö och sociala frågor implementeras enbart med blending från IPA-medel och från de bilaterala givarnas bidrag. Efterfrågan på finansiering inom dessa två sektorer är mycket lägre än för dem som ingår i RGF. Etableringen av RGF fördröjde ett antal beslut i WBIF, så höstens möte hölls först i April 2025 och sommarens möte är planerat till Januari 2025. Troligen blir antalet projekt som godkänns väsentligt högre 2026. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55010003-5501000301 Sweden The Western Balkans Investment Framework (WBIF) is one of EU's so-called blending facilities. WBIF links grants from the European Commission and bilateral donors with loans from development banks, for investments in infrastructure (transport, energy, environment and social sector) and for private sector development. Support through the WBIF is targeted to Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and regional efforts in the Western Balkans. Sida has supported WBIF with annual payments since 2015. Prior to that, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs granted SEK 62 million to the facility. The bulk of the funding for WBIF comes from EU instrument for pre-accession assistance for the countries of the Western Balkans, the so-called IPA instrument. Sida's support is part of a joint donor fund, the European Western Balkans Joint Fund EWBJF, for which the EBRD and the EIB are jointly responsible and which is administered by the EBRD. The funds will be used for grants for investments in the mentioned sectors as well as for consulting services to provide support for the preparation and implementation of investment projects where project owners (municipalities, infrastructure and service companies, authorities) take a loan from an international financial institution. The EBRD, the EIB, the Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB), the World Bank, the German KfW and the French AFD are currently participating in WBIF as loan financiers. How funds are distributed and used is governed by a set of rules approved by all members of WBIF. Approval of individual project contributions is made by a steering committee in which Sida participates. Participation in WBIF gives Sida better understanding of the WBIF operations and greater opportunity to discuss priorities with the EU and other donors. Western Balkans Investment Framework (WBIF) är en av EUs sk blendingfaciliteter. WBIF kopplar bidrag från EU-kommissionen och bilaterala givare med lån från utvecklingsbanker, för investeringar i infrastruktur (transport, energi, miljö och social sektor) samt för privatsektorutveckling. Stödet genom WBIF riktas till Albanien, Bosnien och Herzegovina, Kosovo, Makedonien, Montenegro, Serbien samt till regionala insatser på västra Balkan. Sida har stött WBIF med årliga inbetalningar sedan 2015. Dessförinnan har UD beviljat svenskt bidrag på 62 MSEK. Huvuddelen av finansieringen för WBIF kommer från EUs förmedlemskapsstöd för länderna på västra Balkan, det sk IPA-instrumentet. Sidas stöd ingår i en givargemensam fond, European Western Balkans Joint Fund EWBJF, som EBRD och EIB gemensamt ansvarar för och som EBRD administrerar. Medlen kommer att användas för såväl bidrag till investeringar inom nämnda sektorer som till konsultinsatser för att ge stöd till beredning och genomförande av investeringsprojekt där projektägare (kommuner, infrastruktur- och servicebolag, myndigheter) tar ett lån från en internationell finansieringsinstitution. För närvarande deltar EBRD, EIB, Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB), Världsbanken, tyska KfW samt franska AFD i WBIF som lånefinansiärer. Hur medel fördelas och används styrs genom ett regelverk som alla medlemmar inom WBIF godkänt. Godkännande av enskilda bidrag till projekt görs av en styrkommitté där Sida medverkar. Medverkan i WBIF ger Sida en bättre insyn i WBIF och större möjlighet att diskutera prioriteringar med EU och andra givare. Western Balkans Investment Framework (WBIF) är ett gemensamt initiativ av EU, utvecklingsfinansiärer, bilaterala givare och partnerländer på västra Balkan. Målet är att stärka harmonisering och koordinering av stöd och investeringar till regionen som syftar till att förbättra den socioekonomiska utvecklingen och att bidra till ett stärkt EU-perspektiv och ett EU-närmande.  WBIF är en regional samfinansieringsplattform som stöder EU:s utvidgning och den socioekonomiska utvecklingen på västra Balkan genom finansiering av strategiska investeringar i främst infrastruktur i de sex länderna på västra Balkan. WBIF har hittills fokuserat på projekt inom energi, transport, miljö och social sektor samt ett speciellt program riktat till privata sektorn. WBIF etablerades 2009 och omfattar EU-kommissionen (DG NEAR), sex utvecklingsfinansiärer (CEB, EBRD, EIB, KfW, WBG och AFD) och 20-tal bilaterala givare. WBIF är en viktig finansieringskälla för infrastrukturprojekt och utveckling i regionen och kommer att vara det främsta redskapet för distribution av det investeringspaket som kommissionen har gjort tillgängligt inom ramen för den ekonomiska och investeringsplanen (Economic and investment plan, EIP) för länderna på västra Balkan i oktober 2020. WBIF är en process för multilateral samordning som väljer, förbereder, implementerar och övervakar en portfölj av prioriterade projekt. WBIF beviljar finansiellt tekniskt bistånd och medfinansierar infrastrukturprojekt. De tillhandahålls för specifika projekt där en IFI/DFI avser att medfinansiera investeringen med ett lån. WBIF ger finansiering genom att blanda bidrag med lån och inhemsk finansiering enligt överenskomna principer om blandningsförhållanden (co-financing ratios). WBIF samlar in bidrag och kombinerar dem med lån och andra finansieringskällor från deltagande utvecklingsfinansiärer. Bidragsresurserna härrör från Europeiska gemensamma fonden för västra Balkan (EWBJF eller Joint Fund), som främst får bidrag från EU:s förmedlemsskapsstöd (IPA) och bilaterala givare. EU kommissionen finansierar också en ramavtalsfacilitet för projektförberedande och projektgenomförande konsultstöd benämnt Infrastructure Project Facility, IPF. Ett tiotal ramavtalskontrakt har sammanlagt tecknats till ett värde av flera hundra miljoner EUR. Sweden EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EBRD-WBJTF/European Bank For Reconstruction And Development - Western Balkans Joint Trust Fund 11.1 - By 2030, ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and basic services and upgrade slums. 11.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa tillgång för alla till fullgoda, säkra och ekonomiskt överkomliga bostäder och grundläggande tjänster samt rusta upp slumområden. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.4 - Till 2030 väsentligt effektivisera vattenanvändningen inom alla sektorer samt säkerställa hållbara uttag och en hållbar försörjning med sötvatten för att angripa vattenbristen och väsentligt minska det antal människor som lider av vattenbrist. 6.4 - By 2030, substantially increase water-use efficiency across all sectors and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of freshwater to address water scarcity and substantially reduce the number of people suffering from water scarcity. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 6.a - Till 2030 utöka det internationella samarbetet och stödet för kapacitetsuppbyggnad till utvecklingsländerna inom vatten- och sanitetsrelaterade verksamheter och program, inklusive genom tekniker för vatteninsamling, avsaltning, vatteneffektivitet, rening av avloppsvatten, återvinning och återanvändning. 6.a - By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9500000 30000000 40000000 30000000 30000000 30000000 0 0 9500000 0 30000000 0 40000000 0 30000000 139500000 EBRD-WBJTF/European Bank For Reconstruction And Development - Western Balkans Joint Trust Fund 9500000 EBRD-WBJTF/European Bank For Reconstruction And Development - Western Balkans Joint Trust Fund 30000000 EBRD-WBJTF/European Bank For Reconstruction And Development - Western Balkans Joint Trust Fund 40000000 EBRD-WBJTF/European Bank For Reconstruction And Development - Western Balkans Joint Trust Fund 30000000 EBRD-WBJTF/European Bank For Reconstruction And Development - Western Balkans Joint Trust Fund 30000000 EBRD-WBJTF/European Bank For Reconstruction And Development - Western Balkans Joint Trust Fund Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Västra Balkan: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-55010003-5501000303 Sweden The Western Balkans Investment Framework (WBIF) is one of EU's so-called blending facilities. WBIF links grants from the European Commission and bilateral donors with loans from development banks, for investments in infrastructure (transport, energy, environment and social sector) and for private sector development. Support through the WBIF is targeted to Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and regional efforts in the Western Balkans. Sida has supported WBIF with annual payments since 2015. Prior to that, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs granted SEK 62 million to the facility. The bulk of the funding for WBIF comes from EU instrument for pre-accession assistance for the countries of the Western Balkans, the so-called IPA instrument. Sida's support is part of a joint donor fund, the European Western Balkans Joint Fund EWBJF, for which the EBRD and the EIB are jointly responsible and which is administered by the EBRD. The funds will be used for grants for investments in the mentioned sectors as well as for consulting services to provide support for the preparation and implementation of investment projects where project owners (municipalities, infrastructure and service companies, authorities) take a loan from an international financial institution. The EBRD, the EIB, the Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB), the World Bank, the German KfW and the French AFD are currently participating in WBIF as loan financiers. How funds are distributed and used is governed by a set of rules approved by all members of WBIF. Approval of individual project contributions is made by a steering committee in which Sida participates. Participation in WBIF gives Sida better understanding of the WBIF operations and greater opportunity to discuss priorities with the EU and other donors. Western Balkans Investment Framework (WBIF) är en av EUs sk blendingfaciliteter. WBIF kopplar bidrag från EU-kommissionen och bilaterala givare med lån från utvecklingsbanker, för investeringar i infrastruktur (transport, energi, miljö och social sektor) samt för privatsektorutveckling. Stödet genom WBIF riktas till Albanien, Bosnien och Herzegovina, Kosovo, Makedonien, Montenegro, Serbien samt till regionala insatser på västra Balkan. Sida har stött WBIF med årliga inbetalningar sedan 2015. Dessförinnan har UD beviljat svenskt bidrag på 62 MSEK. Huvuddelen av finansieringen för WBIF kommer från EUs förmedlemskapsstöd för länderna på västra Balkan, det sk IPA-instrumentet. Sidas stöd ingår i en givargemensam fond, European Western Balkans Joint Fund EWBJF, som EBRD och EIB gemensamt ansvarar för och som EBRD administrerar. Medlen kommer att användas för såväl bidrag till investeringar inom nämnda sektorer som till konsultinsatser för att ge stöd till beredning och genomförande av investeringsprojekt där projektägare (kommuner, infrastruktur- och servicebolag, myndigheter) tar ett lån från en internationell finansieringsinstitution. För närvarande deltar EBRD, EIB, Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB), Världsbanken, tyska KfW samt franska AFD i WBIF som lånefinansiärer. Hur medel fördelas och används styrs genom ett regelverk som alla medlemmar inom WBIF godkänt. Godkännande av enskilda bidrag till projekt görs av en styrkommitté där Sida medverkar. Medverkan i WBIF ger Sida en bättre insyn i WBIF och större möjlighet att diskutera prioriteringar med EU och andra givare. Western Balkans Investment Framework (WBIF) är ett gemensamt initiativ av EU, utvecklingsfinansiärer, bilaterala givare och partnerländer på västra Balkan. Målet är att stärka harmonisering och koordinering av stöd och investeringar till regionen som syftar till att förbättra den socioekonomiska utvecklingen och att bidra till ett stärkt EU-perspektiv och ett EU-närmande.  WBIF är en regional samfinansieringsplattform som stöder EU:s utvidgning och den socioekonomiska utvecklingen på västra Balkan genom finansiering av strategiska investeringar i främst infrastruktur i de sex länderna på västra Balkan. WBIF har hittills fokuserat på projekt inom energi, transport, miljö och social sektor samt ett speciellt program riktat till privata sektorn. WBIF etablerades 2009 och omfattar EU-kommissionen (DG NEAR), sex utvecklingsfinansiärer (CEB, EBRD, EIB, KfW, WBG och AFD) och 20-tal bilaterala givare. WBIF är en viktig finansieringskälla för infrastrukturprojekt och utveckling i regionen och kommer att vara det främsta redskapet för distribution av det investeringspaket som kommissionen har gjort tillgängligt inom ramen för den ekonomiska och investeringsplanen (Economic and investment plan, EIP) för länderna på västra Balkan i oktober 2020. WBIF är en process för multilateral samordning som väljer, förbereder, implementerar och övervakar en portfölj av prioriterade projekt. WBIF beviljar finansiellt tekniskt bistånd och medfinansierar infrastrukturprojekt. De tillhandahålls för specifika projekt där en IFI/DFI avser att medfinansiera investeringen med ett lån. WBIF ger finansiering genom att blanda bidrag med lån och inhemsk finansiering enligt överenskomna principer om blandningsförhållanden (co-financing ratios). WBIF samlar in bidrag och kombinerar dem med lån och andra finansieringskällor från deltagande utvecklingsfinansiärer. Bidragsresurserna härrör från Europeiska gemensamma fonden för västra Balkan (EWBJF eller Joint Fund), som främst får bidrag från EU:s förmedlemsskapsstöd (IPA) och bilaterala givare. EU kommissionen finansierar också en ramavtalsfacilitet för projektförberedande och projektgenomförande konsultstöd benämnt Infrastructure Project Facility, IPF. Ett tiotal ramavtalskontrakt har sammanlagt tecknats till ett värde av flera hundra miljoner EUR. Sweden EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EBRD-WBJTF/European Bank For Reconstruction And Development - Western Balkans Joint Trust Fund 11.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa tillgång för alla till fullgoda, säkra och ekonomiskt överkomliga bostäder och grundläggande tjänster samt rusta upp slumområden. 11.1 - By 2030, ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and basic services and upgrade slums. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.a - Till 2030 utöka det internationella samarbetet och stödet för kapacitetsuppbyggnad till utvecklingsländerna inom vatten- och sanitetsrelaterade verksamheter och program, inklusive genom tekniker för vatteninsamling, avsaltning, vatteneffektivitet, rening av avloppsvatten, återvinning och återanvändning. 6.a - By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 30000000 0 0 30000000 EBRD-WBJTF/European Bank For Reconstruction And Development - Western Balkans Joint Trust Fund 30000000 EBRD-WBJTF/European Bank For Reconstruction And Development - Western Balkans Joint Trust Fund Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Västra Balkan: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Western Balkans: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Västra Balkan: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-55010003-5501000306 Sweden The Western Balkans Investment Framework (WBIF) is one of EU's so-called blending facilities. WBIF links grants from the European Commission and bilateral donors with loans from development banks, for investments in infrastructure (transport, energy, environment and social sector) and for private sector development. Support through the WBIF is targeted to Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia and regional efforts in the Western Balkans. Sida has supported WBIF with annual payments since 2015. Prior to that, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs granted SEK 62 million to the facility. The bulk of the funding for WBIF comes from EU instrument for pre-accession assistance for the countries of the Western Balkans, the so-called IPA instrument. Sida's support is part of a joint donor fund, the European Western Balkans Joint Fund EWBJF, for which the EBRD and the EIB are jointly responsible and which is administered by the EBRD. The funds will be used for grants for investments in the mentioned sectors as well as for consulting services to provide support for the preparation and implementation of investment projects where project owners (municipalities, infrastructure and service companies, authorities) take a loan from an international financial institution. The EBRD, the EIB, the Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB), the World Bank, the German KfW and the French AFD are currently participating in WBIF as loan financiers. How funds are distributed and used is governed by a set of rules approved by all members of WBIF. Approval of individual project contributions is made by a steering committee in which Sida participates. Participation in WBIF gives Sida better understanding of the WBIF operations and greater opportunity to discuss priorities with the EU and other donors. Western Balkans Investment Framework (WBIF) är en av EUs sk blendingfaciliteter. WBIF kopplar bidrag från EU-kommissionen och bilaterala givare med lån från utvecklingsbanker, för investeringar i infrastruktur (transport, energi, miljö och social sektor) samt för privatsektorutveckling. Stödet genom WBIF riktas till Albanien, Bosnien och Herzegovina, Kosovo, Makedonien, Montenegro, Serbien samt till regionala insatser på västra Balkan. Sida har stött WBIF med årliga inbetalningar sedan 2015. Dessförinnan har UD beviljat svenskt bidrag på 62 MSEK. Huvuddelen av finansieringen för WBIF kommer från EUs förmedlemskapsstöd för länderna på västra Balkan, det sk IPA-instrumentet. Sidas stöd ingår i en givargemensam fond, European Western Balkans Joint Fund EWBJF, som EBRD och EIB gemensamt ansvarar för och som EBRD administrerar. Medlen kommer att användas för såväl bidrag till investeringar inom nämnda sektorer som till konsultinsatser för att ge stöd till beredning och genomförande av investeringsprojekt där projektägare (kommuner, infrastruktur- och servicebolag, myndigheter) tar ett lån från en internationell finansieringsinstitution. För närvarande deltar EBRD, EIB, Council of Europe Development Bank (CEB), Världsbanken, tyska KfW samt franska AFD i WBIF som lånefinansiärer. Hur medel fördelas och används styrs genom ett regelverk som alla medlemmar inom WBIF godkänt. Godkännande av enskilda bidrag till projekt görs av en styrkommitté där Sida medverkar. Medverkan i WBIF ger Sida en bättre insyn i WBIF och större möjlighet att diskutera prioriteringar med EU och andra givare. Western Balkans Investment Framework (WBIF) är ett gemensamt initiativ av EU, utvecklingsfinansiärer, bilaterala givare och partnerländer på västra Balkan. Målet är att stärka harmonisering och koordinering av stöd och investeringar till regionen som syftar till att förbättra den socioekonomiska utvecklingen och att bidra till ett stärkt EU-perspektiv och ett EU-närmande.  WBIF är en regional samfinansieringsplattform som stöder EU:s utvidgning och den socioekonomiska utvecklingen på västra Balkan genom finansiering av strategiska investeringar i främst infrastruktur i de sex länderna på västra Balkan. WBIF har hittills fokuserat på projekt inom energi, transport, miljö och social sektor samt ett speciellt program riktat till privata sektorn. WBIF etablerades 2009 och omfattar EU-kommissionen (DG NEAR), sex utvecklingsfinansiärer (CEB, EBRD, EIB, KfW, WBG och AFD) och 20-tal bilaterala givare. WBIF är en viktig finansieringskälla för infrastrukturprojekt och utveckling i regionen och kommer att vara det främsta redskapet för distribution av det investeringspaket som kommissionen har gjort tillgängligt inom ramen för den ekonomiska och investeringsplanen (Economic and investment plan, EIP) för länderna på västra Balkan i oktober 2020. WBIF är en process för multilateral samordning som väljer, förbereder, implementerar och övervakar en portfölj av prioriterade projekt. WBIF beviljar finansiellt tekniskt bistånd och medfinansierar infrastrukturprojekt. De tillhandahålls för specifika projekt där en IFI/DFI avser att medfinansiera investeringen med ett lån. WBIF ger finansiering genom att blanda bidrag med lån och inhemsk finansiering enligt överenskomna principer om blandningsförhållanden (co-financing ratios). WBIF samlar in bidrag och kombinerar dem med lån och andra finansieringskällor från deltagande utvecklingsfinansiärer. Bidragsresurserna härrör från Europeiska gemensamma fonden för västra Balkan (EWBJF eller Joint Fund), som främst får bidrag från EU:s förmedlemsskapsstöd (IPA) och bilaterala givare. EU kommissionen finansierar också en ramavtalsfacilitet för projektförberedande och projektgenomförande konsultstöd benämnt Infrastructure Project Facility, IPF. Ett tiotal ramavtalskontrakt har sammanlagt tecknats till ett värde av flera hundra miljoner EUR. Sweden EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EBRD-WBJTF/European Bank For Reconstruction And Development - Western Balkans Joint Trust Fund 11.1 - By 2030, ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and basic services and upgrade slums. 11.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa tillgång för alla till fullgoda, säkra och ekonomiskt överkomliga bostäder och grundläggande tjänster samt rusta upp slumområden. 12.5 - By 2030, substantially reduce waste generation through prevention, reduction, recycling and reuse. 12.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska mängden avfall genom åtgärder för att förebygga, minska, återanvända och återvinna avfall. 14.1 - By 2025, prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution. 14.1 - Till 2025 förebygga och avsevärt minska alla slags föroreningar i havet, i synnerhet från landbaserad verksamhet, inklusive marint skräp och tillförsel av näringsämnen. 3.9 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet döds- och sjukdomsfall till följd av skadliga kemikalier samt föroreningar och kontaminering av luft, vatten och mark. 3.9 - By 2030, substantially reduce the number of deaths and illnesses from hazardous chemicals and air, water and soil pollution and contamination. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.4 - Till 2030 väsentligt effektivisera vattenanvändningen inom alla sektorer samt säkerställa hållbara uttag och en hållbar försörjning med sötvatten för att angripa vattenbristen och väsentligt minska det antal människor som lider av vattenbrist. 6.4 - By 2030, substantially increase water-use efficiency across all sectors and ensure sustainable withdrawals and supply of freshwater to address water scarcity and substantially reduce the number of people suffering from water scarcity. 6.5 - By 2030, implement integrated water resources management at all levels, including through transboundary cooperation as appropriate. 6.5 - Senast 2030 genomföra en integrerad förvaltning av vattenresurser på alla nivåer, när så är lämpligt genom gränsöverskridande samarbete. 6.a - Till 2030 utöka det internationella samarbetet och stödet för kapacitetsuppbyggnad till utvecklingsländerna inom vatten- och sanitetsrelaterade verksamheter och program, inklusive genom tekniker för vatteninsamling, avsaltning, vatteneffektivitet, rening av avloppsvatten, återvinning och återanvändning. 6.a - By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 9.1 - Develop quality, reliable, sustainable and resilient infrastructure, including regional and transborder infrastructure, to support economic development and human well-being, with a focus on affordable and equitable access for all. 9.1 - Bygga ut tillförlitlig, hållbar och motståndskraftig infrastruktur av hög kvalitet, inklusive regional och gränsöverskridande infrastruktur, för att stödja ekonomisk utveckling och människors välbefinnande, med fokus på ekonomiskt överkomlig och rättvis tillgång för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1 1 1 EBRD-WBJTF/European Bank For Reconstruction And Development - Western Balkans Joint Trust Fund SE-0-SE-6-55020216 Sweden The EBRD has developed a proposal for a regional program for the Western Balkans in support of Women in Business (WiB). There will be a creditline from EBRD amounting to 30 million EUR and a grant component of EUR 7.6 million for training and capacity development etc. In January 2014, the EBRD asked Sida for a contribution amounting to 3.5 million EUR. Distribution: No country allocations in advance. According to Sida's assessment, the project proposal is relevant in relation to the new regional strategy for the Western Balkans. It also represents a complement to an existing Sida-supported project (Women Entrepreneurship with RCC as coordinator), which focuses on the same issues, but mainly aims at changing policies, guidelines and attitudes of decision makers. The EBRD project is aimed directly at women entrepreneurs (training, mentoring, coaching ) and at 7-10 local banks in order to facilitate the granting of credit to women, who own and operate businesses. It is expected that a similar WiB project for countries of the Eastern Partnership will also be implemented by EBRD with Swedish support. EBRD har utarbetat ett förslag till regionalt program för Västra Balkan till stöd för kvinnors företagande, Women in Business (WiB). För att genomföra insatsen behövs en kredit från EBRD på 30 milj EUR samt gåvobistånd på sammanlagt 7,6 milj EUR för kompetenshöjande insatser mm. EBRD ansökte i januari 2014 om stöd på 3,5 milj EUR från Sida. Enligt Sidas bedömning är insatsen relevant i relation till den nyligen beslutade regionala strategin för Västra Balkan. Den utgör också ett komplement till ett pågående Sida-stött projekt (Women Entrepreneurship med Regional Cooperation Council som samordnare), som är inriktat på samma problemområde, men i huvudsak arbetar för att förändra politik, riktlinjer och attityder hos beslutsfattare. EBRD-projektet riktar sig direkt till kvinnliga företagare (utbildning, mentoring, coaching) och till delar av banksystemet i syfte att underlätta kreditgivning till kvinnor som äger och driver företag. Senare i år förväntas EBRD komma med förslag till Sida avs ett liknande WiB-projekt för länderna i Östra Partnerskapet. The overall objective of the Women in Business (WiB) programme is to promote women's entrepreneurship and more broadly women's participation in business, by supporting women-led SMEs to access finance, know-how and non-financial business development services. The programme seeks to demonstrate that, when market failures are addressed, obstacles are removed, and women-led SMEs are given equal opportunities. They can then contribute to growth, job creation, and social progress for a free, market-oriented, and democratic society. During the second phase (2019-2023), the programme aims at: 1. Increasing access to finance for women-led small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs), including for first time/start-up borrowers and borrowers based outside of main urban centers. 2. Contributing to a diversified and deepened financial system through increased capacity of partner financial institutions (PFIs) to serve the women entrepreneur segment. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Albania Bosnia and Herzegovina Montenegro North Macedonia Serbia Kosovo Europe, regional Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Industry In 2014, Sida extended a grant contribution of SEK 33 million to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) towards the Women in Business (WiB) programme in the six Western Balkans (WB) countries of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), Kosovo, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Serbia. In 2018, Sida committed an additional amount of SEK 40 million to support a second phase of the programme covering the period January 2019 to December 2023 across the six Western Balkan countries. The second phase of the programme sought to enhance competition and to stimulate the growth of women-led businesses and their ability to reach their economic potential and make contributions to employment, growth and social inclusion. An impact evaluation of the programme covering 2014-2021 was carried out by external consultants during 2022 and focused on interventions in Armenia, Georgia, Serbia and Kosovo. It found that the WiB programme effectively supported Partner Financial Institutions (PFIs) with technical assistance and credit support, leading to increased lending to women entrepreneurs. However, strict loan conditions and cautious lending practices limited the programme's reach. While First Loss Risk Cover (FLRC) was introduced to encourage PFIs, its utilization remained low. The programme's advisory services helped women entrepreneurs improve their operational processes, increase turnover, and create jobs. However, the impact could potentially have been bigger if outreach was broader and if each business had received all programme components. Nevertheless the evaluation noted that overall, the programme contributed to increased capacity and growth of supported women-led enterprises, as well as PFIs' awareness of the value of investing in women. The sustainability of these impacts varied among PFIs, with some planning to continue offering dedicated credit lines to women, while others did not. Challenges in monitoring and inconsistent qualitative data limited the assessment of the programme's transformative potential and long-term outcomes. The evaluation concluded that while the programme had positive output-level results, its transformative potential and sustainability were less clear. The EBRD monitoring system provided extensive data, but the varying quality of indicators and inconsistent higher-level data prevented a full understanding of the programme's impacts. Sida's contribution to the programme ended with the second phase, that is in December 2023. The results reported at the end of this second phase showed that the programme had contributed to improved access to finance and business support for women-led enterprises and to fostering women's entrepreneurship and economic empowerment. In many cases the reported results for financial support, capacity building, and outreach exceeded the targets. Some examples are given below: i) Increased Financial Support: EBRD extended €41 million to 10 Partner Financial Institutions (PFIs) for on-lending to women-led MSMEs, exceeding the initial target of €40 million. PFIs in turn issued 3,972 sub loans to women-led MSMEs, surpassing the target of 2,500 by 59%; ii) Enhanced Technical Cooperation: All targets for technical cooperation with PFIs were surpassed. iii) Improved Loan Conditions: PFIs have introduced more favorable loan conditions for women-led businesses, such as removing personal guarantee requirements, offering longer loan maturities, and lowering interest rates. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55020216-5502021601 Sweden The EBRD has developed a proposal for a regional program for the Western Balkans in support of Women in Business (WiB). There will be a creditline from EBRD amounting to 30 million EUR and a grant component of EUR 7.6 million for training and capacity development etc. In January 2014, the EBRD asked Sida for a contribution amounting to 3.5 million EUR. Distribution: No country allocations in advance. According to Sida's assessment, the project proposal is relevant in relation to the new regional strategy for the Western Balkans. It also represents a complement to an existing Sida-supported project (Women Entrepreneurship with RCC as coordinator), which focuses on the same issues, but mainly aims at changing policies, guidelines and attitudes of decision makers. The EBRD project is aimed directly at women entrepreneurs (training, mentoring, coaching ) and at 7-10 local banks in order to facilitate the granting of credit to women, who own and operate businesses. It is expected that a similar WiB project for countries of the Eastern Partnership will also be implemented by EBRD with Swedish support. EBRD har utarbetat ett förslag till regionalt program för Västra Balkan till stöd för kvinnors företagande, Women in Business (WiB). För att genomföra insatsen behövs en kredit från EBRD på 30 milj EUR samt gåvobistånd på sammanlagt 7,6 milj EUR för kompetenshöjande insatser mm. EBRD ansökte i januari 2014 om stöd på 3,5 milj EUR från Sida. Enligt Sidas bedömning är insatsen relevant i relation till den nyligen beslutade regionala strategin för Västra Balkan. Den utgör också ett komplement till ett pågående Sida-stött projekt (Women Entrepreneurship med Regional Cooperation Council som samordnare), som är inriktat på samma problemområde, men i huvudsak arbetar för att förändra politik, riktlinjer och attityder hos beslutsfattare. EBRD-projektet riktar sig direkt till kvinnliga företagare (utbildning, mentoring, coaching) och till delar av banksystemet i syfte att underlätta kreditgivning till kvinnor som äger och driver företag. Senare i år förväntas EBRD komma med förslag till Sida avs ett liknande WiB-projekt för länderna i Östra Partnerskapet. The overall objective of the Women in Business (WiB) programme is to promote women's entrepreneurship and more broadly women's participation in business, by supporting women-led SMEs to access finance, know-how and non-financial business development services. The programme seeks to demonstrate that, when market failures are addressed, obstacles are removed, and women-led SMEs are given equal opportunities. They can then contribute to growth, job creation, and social progress for a free, market-oriented, and democratic society. During the second phase (2019-2023), the programme aims at: 1. Increasing access to finance for women-led small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs), including for first time/start-up borrowers and borrowers based outside of main urban centers. 2. Contributing to a diversified and deepened financial system through increased capacity of partner financial institutions (PFIs) to serve the women entrepreneur segment. Sweden EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 5000000 12300000 15700000 0 12000000 0 0 0 12300000 15700000 0 12000000 5000000 0 0 15700000 -15700000 0 0 0 0 45000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 5000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 12300000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 15700000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 12000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Västra Balkan: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55020216-5502021602 Sweden The EBRD has developed a proposal for a regional program for the Western Balkans in support of Women in Business (WiB). There will be a creditline from EBRD amounting to 30 million EUR and a grant component of EUR 7.6 million for training and capacity development etc. In January 2014, the EBRD asked Sida for a contribution amounting to 3.5 million EUR. Distribution: No country allocations in advance. According to Sida's assessment, the project proposal is relevant in relation to the new regional strategy for the Western Balkans. It also represents a complement to an existing Sida-supported project (Women Entrepreneurship with RCC as coordinator), which focuses on the same issues, but mainly aims at changing policies, guidelines and attitudes of decision makers. The EBRD project is aimed directly at women entrepreneurs (training, mentoring, coaching ) and at 7-10 local banks in order to facilitate the granting of credit to women, who own and operate businesses. It is expected that a similar WiB project for countries of the Eastern Partnership will also be implemented by EBRD with Swedish support. EBRD har utarbetat ett förslag till regionalt program för Västra Balkan till stöd för kvinnors företagande, Women in Business (WiB). För att genomföra insatsen behövs en kredit från EBRD på 30 milj EUR samt gåvobistånd på sammanlagt 7,6 milj EUR för kompetenshöjande insatser mm. EBRD ansökte i januari 2014 om stöd på 3,5 milj EUR från Sida. Enligt Sidas bedömning är insatsen relevant i relation till den nyligen beslutade regionala strategin för Västra Balkan. Den utgör också ett komplement till ett pågående Sida-stött projekt (Women Entrepreneurship med Regional Cooperation Council som samordnare), som är inriktat på samma problemområde, men i huvudsak arbetar för att förändra politik, riktlinjer och attityder hos beslutsfattare. EBRD-projektet riktar sig direkt till kvinnliga företagare (utbildning, mentoring, coaching) och till delar av banksystemet i syfte att underlätta kreditgivning till kvinnor som äger och driver företag. Senare i år förväntas EBRD komma med förslag till Sida avs ett liknande WiB-projekt för länderna i Östra Partnerskapet. The overall objective of the Women in Business (WiB) programme is to promote women's entrepreneurship and more broadly women's participation in business, by supporting women-led SMEs to access finance, know-how and non-financial business development services. The programme seeks to demonstrate that, when market failures are addressed, obstacles are removed, and women-led SMEs are given equal opportunities. They can then contribute to growth, job creation, and social progress for a free, market-oriented, and democratic society. During the second phase (2019-2023), the programme aims at: 1. Increasing access to finance for women-led small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs), including for first time/start-up borrowers and borrowers based outside of main urban centers. 2. Contributing to a diversified and deepened financial system through increased capacity of partner financial institutions (PFIs) to serve the women entrepreneur segment. Sweden EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 12000000 0 12000000 0 0 0 12000000 0 24000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 12000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 12000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Västra Balkan: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55020216-5502021603 Sweden The EBRD has developed a proposal for a regional program for the Western Balkans in support of Women in Business (WiB). There will be a creditline from EBRD amounting to 30 million EUR and a grant component of EUR 7.6 million for training and capacity development etc. In January 2014, the EBRD asked Sida for a contribution amounting to 3.5 million EUR. Distribution: No country allocations in advance. According to Sida's assessment, the project proposal is relevant in relation to the new regional strategy for the Western Balkans. It also represents a complement to an existing Sida-supported project (Women Entrepreneurship with RCC as coordinator), which focuses on the same issues, but mainly aims at changing policies, guidelines and attitudes of decision makers. The EBRD project is aimed directly at women entrepreneurs (training, mentoring, coaching ) and at 7-10 local banks in order to facilitate the granting of credit to women, who own and operate businesses. It is expected that a similar WiB project for countries of the Eastern Partnership will also be implemented by EBRD with Swedish support. EBRD har utarbetat ett förslag till regionalt program för Västra Balkan till stöd för kvinnors företagande, Women in Business (WiB). För att genomföra insatsen behövs en kredit från EBRD på 30 milj EUR samt gåvobistånd på sammanlagt 7,6 milj EUR för kompetenshöjande insatser mm. EBRD ansökte i januari 2014 om stöd på 3,5 milj EUR från Sida. Enligt Sidas bedömning är insatsen relevant i relation till den nyligen beslutade regionala strategin för Västra Balkan. Den utgör också ett komplement till ett pågående Sida-stött projekt (Women Entrepreneurship med Regional Cooperation Council som samordnare), som är inriktat på samma problemområde, men i huvudsak arbetar för att förändra politik, riktlinjer och attityder hos beslutsfattare. EBRD-projektet riktar sig direkt till kvinnliga företagare (utbildning, mentoring, coaching) och till delar av banksystemet i syfte att underlätta kreditgivning till kvinnor som äger och driver företag. Senare i år förväntas EBRD komma med förslag till Sida avs ett liknande WiB-projekt för länderna i Östra Partnerskapet. The overall objective of the Women in Business (WiB) programme is to promote women's entrepreneurship and more broadly women's participation in business, by supporting women-led SMEs to access finance, know-how and non-financial business development services. The programme seeks to demonstrate that, when market failures are addressed, obstacles are removed, and women-led SMEs are given equal opportunities. They can then contribute to growth, job creation, and social progress for a free, market-oriented, and democratic society. During the second phase (2019-2023), the programme aims at: 1. Increasing access to finance for women-led small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs), including for first time/start-up borrowers and borrowers based outside of main urban centers. 2. Contributing to a diversified and deepened financial system through increased capacity of partner financial institutions (PFIs) to serve the women entrepreneur segment. Sweden EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 4000000 0 0 4000000 680000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 680000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 680000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 680000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 640000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 640000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 680000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 640000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 680000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 680000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 640000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 680000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Improved opportunities for productive employment with decent working conditions VB: Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning WB: Better conditions for open economies integrated into regional, EU and international value chains and markets VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för öppna ekonomier som integreras i regionala, EU:s och internationella värdekedjor och marknader Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55020258 Sweden The Human Rights Foundation of Turkey (HRFT) shall engage in medical rehabilitation of torture victims as well as strive towards increased accountability for perpetrators HRFT syftar till en stärkt Turkisk efterlevnad av åtaganden inom rätten till frihet från tortyr och annan omänsklig behandling och till ökat välmående för tortyroffer. Detta förväntas uppnås genom fortsatt behandling av personer som utsatts för tortyr, utveckling och förbättring av behandlingsmetoder, genom stärkande av ansvarsutkrävande och förebyggande mekanismer i Turkiet, genom att utveckla metoder för att hantera sociala trauman. ? The objectives of HRFT with this contribution are: "Torture Survivors and Their Relatives Achieve a State Of Complete Physical, Psychological And Social Well-Being"  "Accountability for Torture and Other Forms Of Ill-Treatment is Achieved" "Preventive Measures Against Torture And Other Forms Of Ill-Treatment In Turkey are Improved And Brought In Line With International Human Rights Norms" "A Holistic Programme is Produced For Coping With On-Going Social Trauma Caused By Gross/Serious Human Rights Violations" "Sustainable And Effective Programmes for Prevention Of Gross/Serious Human Rights Violations Are Developed At International Level". Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Turkey Human rights Government & Civil Society-general On the first objective, during the reporting period HRFT were able to rehabilitate and treat 3 968 beneficiaries while the actual target was 2 250 applicants. The level of beneficiaries from 2015 to 2019 has varied from 677 in 2016 to a peak of 1049 beneficiaries in 2019. For increased outreach efforts, HRFT established referral centers in Cizre and Van as well as deployed mobil health teams. Another tool to increase its outreach has been to establish partnerships and cooperation with local NGO:s to identify torture survivors which might have issues in accessing services of HRFT. Although HRFT works holistically, the first objective is seen as the core area of activities, i.e. to provide rehabilitation and treatment to torture survivors.  Furthermore on the first objective, the HRFT academy was established to strengthen the link between rehabilitation and treatment activities with evidence based research. The research focuses broadly on human rights violations in Turkey. The HRFT have increased its position in Turkey as a prominent Foundation defending human rights. Care for caregivers, emphasised by Sida as very important and a program of priority, was established in 2016 and further expanded during the reporting period in terms of providing supervision, treatment and budget allocated to spare time activities of the employees and volunteers for recovery.  On the second objective of HRFT regarding accountability and legal assistance, 28 torture survivors have been assisted during the reporting period with different outcomes such as re-opening of cases and bringing cases to ECHR for international attention. Moreover, providing alternative medical forensic assessments and reports are an important part of seeking justice, and HRFT assisted 360 applicants during the reporting period. In order to vastly include new generations of health and legal proffessionals, HRFT have conducted 15 training on the Istanbul Protocol (the primary international convention against torture). HRFT have also been able to provide input and expertise to the Protocol, taking on a leading position.  Third objective on supporting preventive measures against torture which mainly entails advocacy visavis national and international stakeholders, have included drafting of reports and publications to disseminate HRFT activities and monitoring of human rights violations. HRFT have been building international alliances and gathering like-minded actors in the fight against torture. Dialogue and points of entries has been established with Kosovo, Hungary, Palestine and Israel to the already existing cooperation with the Swedish Red Cross. Moreover, HRFT continued to monitor the National Prevention Mechanism (NPM) by organizing an international conference to improve the process. TIHEK, as the main responsible body to implement the NPM, remains a main entry point of advocacy.  The fourth objective is on expanding the role and mandate of HRFT both nationally and internationally through various use of tools. It seems like HRFT has grown even more, despite the difficult context and the many challenges. Tools used for this purpose has been to engage into more research, alliances, conferences, meetings, legal assistance, expanding care for caregivers etc. Efforts has also been done for more geographical outreach targeting survivors across the country.  No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55020258-5502025801 Sweden The Human Rights Foundation of Turkey (HRFT) shall engage in medical rehabilitation of torture victims as well as strive towards increased accountability for perpetrators HRFT syftar till en stärkt Turkisk efterlevnad av åtaganden inom rätten till frihet från tortyr och annan omänsklig behandling och till ökat välmående för tortyroffer. Detta förväntas uppnås genom fortsatt behandling av personer som utsatts för tortyr, utveckling och förbättring av behandlingsmetoder, genom stärkande av ansvarsutkrävande och förebyggande mekanismer i Turkiet, genom att utveckla metoder för att hantera sociala trauman. ? The objectives of HRFT with this contribution are: "Torture Survivors and Their Relatives Achieve a State Of Complete Physical, Psychological And Social Well-Being"  "Accountability for Torture and Other Forms Of Ill-Treatment is Achieved" "Preventive Measures Against Torture And Other Forms Of Ill-Treatment In Turkey are Improved And Brought In Line With International Human Rights Norms" "A Holistic Programme is Produced For Coping With On-Going Social Trauma Caused By Gross/Serious Human Rights Violations" "Sustainable And Effective Programmes for Prevention Of Gross/Serious Human Rights Violations Are Developed At International Level". Sweden HRFT/Human Rights Foundation of Turkey Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency HRFT/Human Rights Foundation of Turkey 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.2 - Eliminera övergrepp, utnyttjande, människohandel och alla former av våld eller tortyr mot barn. 16.2 - End abuse, exploitation, trafficking and all forms of violence against and torture of children. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3650000 5650000 5150000 7725000 2575000 5150000 -5650000 3650000 0 0 0 -5150000 5650000 5150000 0 -5150000 5650000 5150000 2575000 0 2575000 5150000 5150000 -5142 0 -5150000 24750000 HRFT/Human Rights Foundation of Turkey 3650000 HRFT/Human Rights Foundation of Turkey 5650000 HRFT/Human Rights Foundation of Turkey 5150000 HRFT/Human Rights Foundation of Turkey 5150000 HRFT/Human Rights Foundation of Turkey 2575000 HRFT/Human Rights Foundation of Turkey 2575000 HRFT/Human Rights Foundation of Turkey -5141.84 HRFT/Human Rights Foundation of Turkey Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Turkey: Increased conformance to international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Turkiet: Att Turkiet i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55020258-5502025802 Sweden The Human Rights Foundation of Turkey (HRFT) shall engage in medical rehabilitation of torture victims as well as strive towards increased accountability for perpetrators HRFT syftar till en stärkt Turkisk efterlevnad av åtaganden inom rätten till frihet från tortyr och annan omänsklig behandling och till ökat välmående för tortyroffer. Detta förväntas uppnås genom fortsatt behandling av personer som utsatts för tortyr, utveckling och förbättring av behandlingsmetoder, genom stärkande av ansvarsutkrävande och förebyggande mekanismer i Turkiet, genom att utveckla metoder för att hantera sociala trauman. ? The objectives of HRFT with this contribution are: "Torture Survivors and Their Relatives Achieve a State Of Complete Physical, Psychological And Social Well-Being"  "Accountability for Torture and Other Forms Of Ill-Treatment is Achieved" "Preventive Measures Against Torture And Other Forms Of Ill-Treatment In Turkey are Improved And Brought In Line With International Human Rights Norms" "A Holistic Programme is Produced For Coping With On-Going Social Trauma Caused By Gross/Serious Human Rights Violations" "Sustainable And Effective Programmes for Prevention Of Gross/Serious Human Rights Violations Are Developed At International Level". Sweden HRFT/Human Rights Foundation of Turkey Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 700000 700000 -132983 700000 Dev. country based NGOs 567017 Dev. country based NGOs Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Turkey: Increased conformance to international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Turkiet: Att Turkiet i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55020258-5502025803 Sweden The Human Rights Foundation of Turkey (HRFT) shall engage in medical rehabilitation of torture victims as well as strive towards increased accountability for perpetrators HRFT syftar till en stärkt Turkisk efterlevnad av åtaganden inom rätten till frihet från tortyr och annan omänsklig behandling och till ökat välmående för tortyroffer. Detta förväntas uppnås genom fortsatt behandling av personer som utsatts för tortyr, utveckling och förbättring av behandlingsmetoder, genom stärkande av ansvarsutkrävande och förebyggande mekanismer i Turkiet, genom att utveckla metoder för att hantera sociala trauman. ? The objectives of HRFT with this contribution are: "Torture Survivors and Their Relatives Achieve a State Of Complete Physical, Psychological And Social Well-Being"  "Accountability for Torture and Other Forms Of Ill-Treatment is Achieved" "Preventive Measures Against Torture And Other Forms Of Ill-Treatment In Turkey are Improved And Brought In Line With International Human Rights Norms" "A Holistic Programme is Produced For Coping With On-Going Social Trauma Caused By Gross/Serious Human Rights Violations" "Sustainable And Effective Programmes for Prevention Of Gross/Serious Human Rights Violations Are Developed At International Level". Sweden HRFT/Human Rights Foundation of Turkey Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency HRFT/Human Rights Foundation of Turkey Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 300000 0 300000 -300000 151955 300000 HRFT/Human Rights Foundation of Turkey 151955 HRFT/Human Rights Foundation of Turkey Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Turkey: Increased conformance to international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Turkiet: Att Turkiet i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55030064 Sweden Kvinna till Kvinna (KtK) was granted support for activities in Georgia during 2013-2014, amounting to 16 MSEK. The proposal has two focus areas: 1) Sustainability of partner organisations and 2) thematic focus on women, peace and security – consisting of peace building and gender equality. The project objective is that targeted organisations have increased their presence and influence in public and political life. The current applications concerns a one year cost extension of the programme during 2015 with 9 MSEK. During the extension the main activities of the programme will continue, however there will be a greater internal focus. KtK will during 2015 work with strategic planning both internally and with it cooperation partners. KtK will also support its partner organisations to carry out organisational assessments. Based on this strategy work and analysis KtK will formulate a new application for a longer programme starting 2016 which will include a strengthened focus on sustainability and take into account future phase out of Swedish support. Ansökan fokuserar på två huvudsakliga områden: 1) Partnerorganisationernas hållbarhet samt ett tematiskt fokus på 2) Kvinnor, fred och säkerhet – bestående av fredsbyggande och GBV. Projektmålet är att Kvinna till Kvinnas partnerorganisationer ökar sitt deltagande i och inflytande i offentlighet och politik. Förväntade resultat med indikatorer grupperas under de två komponenterna kapacitetsutveckling och kvinnor, fred och säkerhet. Den nuvarande ansökan avser en ett-årig förlängning av projektet under 2015. Under förlängning kommer arbetet att fortgå som tidigare men med ett större internt fokus. Tanken är att man under 2015 kommer lägga ner arbete på en strategy process dels centralt inom Kvinna till Kvinna i Stockholm men även i Georgien där man kommer att fokusera på strategisk planering och organisationsbedömningar tillsammans med sina partner organisationer. Utifrån analysen och den överenskomna strategin kommer man att arbeta fram en längre ansökan. Organisationsbedömningarna och den strategiska analysen är ämnade att öka hållbarheten av arbetet hittills och planerade insatser. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Georgia Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general General question: Results related to the intended outcome 2015Question: Summarise results related to the intended outcome (this information will be sent to Open Aid)Answer: The results refer to the entire programme period Jan 2013 - April 2016 and the assessment is made based on the programme reporting, the impact assessment carried out in 2016 and the findings made during Sida's minotoring and follow up. The programme has contributed to a strengthened position for women in the region in certain regards. Women's organisations in Georgia have been actively participating in advocacy for policy development and legislation on national and local level with the base of the support from the programme. Some of Kvinna till Kvinna's partner organisations have also been key for developing and deepening the understanding of gender equality for law-makers in the country as well as taking up central roles as advisors and watchdogs for the implementation of the adopted legislative frameworks. The projects implemented by Kvinna till Kvinna's partner organisations (KtK POs) on the community level have had great impact in regards to changing views towards gender equality, domestic violence and LGBTIQ. Awareness raising of sexual and reproductive health has also increased. Furthermore the prevention work, and response to, domestic violence cases by of the partner organisations has improved during the programme. The impact assessment highlighted the increase in awareness and change in the public opinion concerning domestic violence as one of the mayor results on impact level. Progress has been made in terms of the objective of increased organisational development and sustainablility of Kvinna till Kvinna's partner organisations. More organisations use result based managment and have an increased level of sustainability or alternative sources of funding. These results however vary a lot between the different partner organisations. In Abkhazia a formalized network of women's organizations has been established through the programme. In South Ossesstia however, there were difficulties for the partner organisation to operate due to anti-NGO propaganda being prevalent in media and a general harder climate for civil society. As a result Kvinna till Kvinna's South Ossetian based partner organisation AWSODHR was forced to cease with their operations in 2015. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55030064-5503006401 Sweden Kvinna till Kvinna (KtK) was granted support for activities in Georgia during 2013-2014, amounting to 16 MSEK. The proposal has two focus areas: 1) Sustainability of partner organisations and 2) thematic focus on women, peace and security – consisting of peace building and gender equality. The project objective is that targeted organisations have increased their presence and influence in public and political life. The current applications concerns a one year cost extension of the programme during 2015 with 9 MSEK. During the extension the main activities of the programme will continue, however there will be a greater internal focus. KtK will during 2015 work with strategic planning both internally and with it cooperation partners. KtK will also support its partner organisations to carry out organisational assessments. Based on this strategy work and analysis KtK will formulate a new application for a longer programme starting 2016 which will include a strengthened focus on sustainability and take into account future phase out of Swedish support. Ansökan fokuserar på två huvudsakliga områden: 1) Partnerorganisationernas hållbarhet samt ett tematiskt fokus på 2) Kvinnor, fred och säkerhet – bestående av fredsbyggande och GBV. Projektmålet är att Kvinna till Kvinnas partnerorganisationer ökar sitt deltagande i och inflytande i offentlighet och politik. Förväntade resultat med indikatorer grupperas under de två komponenterna kapacitetsutveckling och kvinnor, fred och säkerhet. Den nuvarande ansökan avser en ett-årig förlängning av projektet under 2015. Under förlängning kommer arbetet att fortgå som tidigare men med ett större internt fokus. Tanken är att man under 2015 kommer lägga ner arbete på en strategy process dels centralt inom Kvinna till Kvinna i Stockholm men även i Georgien där man kommer att fokusera på strategisk planering och organisationsbedömningar tillsammans med sina partner organisationer. Utifrån analysen och den överenskomna strategin kommer man att arbeta fram en längre ansökan. Organisationsbedömningarna och den strategiska analysen är ämnade att öka hållbarheten av arbetet hittills och planerade insatser. Sweden Kvinna till Kvinna Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 6000000 4000000 6000000 0 0 6000000 4000000 6000000 16000000 Donor Country NGO 6000000 Donor Country NGO 4000000 Donor Country NGO 4000000 Donor Country NGO 2000000 Donor Country NGO -105268 Donor Country NGO Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Östeuropa: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: Increased trust between the parties in prolonged conflicts Östeuropa: Ökat förtroende mellan parterna i utdragna konflikter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Reduced gender-based violence, hate crimes and human trafficking Östeuropa: Minskat könsrelaterat våld, hatbrott och människohandel Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55030064-5503006402 Sweden Kvinna till Kvinna (KtK) was granted support for activities in Georgia during 2013-2014, amounting to 16 MSEK. The proposal has two focus areas: 1) Sustainability of partner organisations and 2) thematic focus on women, peace and security – consisting of peace building and gender equality. The project objective is that targeted organisations have increased their presence and influence in public and political life. The current applications concerns a one year cost extension of the programme during 2015 with 9 MSEK. During the extension the main activities of the programme will continue, however there will be a greater internal focus. KtK will during 2015 work with strategic planning both internally and with it cooperation partners. KtK will also support its partner organisations to carry out organisational assessments. Based on this strategy work and analysis KtK will formulate a new application for a longer programme starting 2016 which will include a strengthened focus on sustainability and take into account future phase out of Swedish support. Ansökan fokuserar på två huvudsakliga områden: 1) Partnerorganisationernas hållbarhet samt ett tematiskt fokus på 2) Kvinnor, fred och säkerhet – bestående av fredsbyggande och GBV. Projektmålet är att Kvinna till Kvinnas partnerorganisationer ökar sitt deltagande i och inflytande i offentlighet och politik. Förväntade resultat med indikatorer grupperas under de två komponenterna kapacitetsutveckling och kvinnor, fred och säkerhet. Den nuvarande ansökan avser en ett-årig förlängning av projektet under 2015. Under förlängning kommer arbetet att fortgå som tidigare men med ett större internt fokus. Tanken är att man under 2015 kommer lägga ner arbete på en strategy process dels centralt inom Kvinna till Kvinna i Stockholm men även i Georgien där man kommer att fokusera på strategisk planering och organisationsbedömningar tillsammans med sina partner organisationer. Utifrån analysen och den överenskomna strategin kommer man att arbeta fram en längre ansökan. Organisationsbedömningarna och den strategiska analysen är ämnade att öka hållbarheten av arbetet hittills och planerade insatser. Sweden Kvinna till Kvinna Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 9000000 9000000 0 9000000 Donor Country NGO 9000000 Donor Country NGO Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Östeuropa: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: Increased trust between the parties in prolonged conflicts Östeuropa: Ökat förtroende mellan parterna i utdragna konflikter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Reduced gender-based violence, hate crimes and human trafficking Östeuropa: Minskat könsrelaterat våld, hatbrott och människohandel Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55030064-5503006403 Sweden Kvinna till Kvinna (KtK) was granted support for activities in Georgia during 2013-2014, amounting to 16 MSEK. The proposal has two focus areas: 1) Sustainability of partner organisations and 2) thematic focus on women, peace and security – consisting of peace building and gender equality. The project objective is that targeted organisations have increased their presence and influence in public and political life. The current applications concerns a one year cost extension of the programme during 2015 with 9 MSEK. During the extension the main activities of the programme will continue, however there will be a greater internal focus. KtK will during 2015 work with strategic planning both internally and with it cooperation partners. KtK will also support its partner organisations to carry out organisational assessments. Based on this strategy work and analysis KtK will formulate a new application for a longer programme starting 2016 which will include a strengthened focus on sustainability and take into account future phase out of Swedish support. Ansökan fokuserar på två huvudsakliga områden: 1) Partnerorganisationernas hållbarhet samt ett tematiskt fokus på 2) Kvinnor, fred och säkerhet – bestående av fredsbyggande och GBV. Projektmålet är att Kvinna till Kvinnas partnerorganisationer ökar sitt deltagande i och inflytande i offentlighet och politik. Förväntade resultat med indikatorer grupperas under de två komponenterna kapacitetsutveckling och kvinnor, fred och säkerhet. Den nuvarande ansökan avser en ett-årig förlängning av projektet under 2015. Under förlängning kommer arbetet att fortgå som tidigare men med ett större internt fokus. Tanken är att man under 2015 kommer lägga ner arbete på en strategy process dels centralt inom Kvinna till Kvinna i Stockholm men även i Georgien där man kommer att fokusera på strategisk planering och organisationsbedömningar tillsammans med sina partner organisationer. Utifrån analysen och den överenskomna strategin kommer man att arbeta fram en längre ansökan. Organisationsbedömningarna och den strategiska analysen är ämnade att öka hållbarheten av arbetet hittills och planerade insatser. Sweden Kvinna till Kvinna Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Donor Country NGO Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 2000000 2000000 2000000 Donor Country NGO 2000000 Donor Country NGO Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Östeuropa: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: Increased trust between the parties in prolonged conflicts Östeuropa: Ökat förtroende mellan parterna i utdragna konflikter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Reduced gender-based violence, hate crimes and human trafficking Östeuropa: Minskat könsrelaterat våld, hatbrott och människohandel Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55030169 Sweden Orbeliani Georgia - web platform is a so called ICT4D contribution. The contribution aims at creating an Internetbased platform enabling donor funds to more directly support activism and civic engagement in Georgia. The Orbeliani idea is based on the assumption that civil society consists of individuals with good ideas but with limited ability for often professionalized fundraising. Ambassaden beslutade 2014 att stödja den nystartade organisationen Orbelianis aktiviteter inklusive etableringen av en internetbaserad plattform för ansökningar om stöd till förändringsaktörer och aktivister. Här bedöms nu Orbelianis förlängningsansökan för perioden jan - juni 2018. Programmet syftar till att möjligöra stöd till aktörer och aktivister som inte är organiserade i existerande civilsamhällesorganisationer och som traditionellt bistånd annars har svårt att nå. Idén är att dessa enskilda förändringsaktörer och aktivister ansöker om att få kostnader, tjänster eller produkter som är nödvändiga för att kunna genomföra mindre projekt, betalade av Orbeliani. Dessa projekt skall ha som främsta mål att engagera frivilliga och genomföra förändringsprojekt på lokal nivå. Under 2014 – 2016 har Orbeliani skapat plattformen samt påbörjat sin verksamhet med stöd till förändringsaktörer via plattformen. Under 2016 beslutade ambassaden att förlänga insatsen för att möjliggöra för dels för genomförande av en rad försenade aktiviteter samt dels att ge stöd till ytterligare initiativ inklusive en omgång av riktade insatser med fokus på miljöpåverkan. Under 2017 genomfördes en extern utvärdering av stödet till Orbeliani av konsultfirman NIRAS. NIRAS fann i sin bedömning att Orbeliani hade etablerat en fungerande nätbaserad ansökningsplattform samt lyckats nå ut till aktivister som tidigare inte sökt stöd hos civilsamhällesorganisationer. Utvärderingen ifrågasatte dock hållbarheten i organisationens resultat, Orbelianis möjlighet att åstadkomma resultat på en övergripande strategisk nivå samt kostnadseffektiviteten i organisationen. Ambassaden initierade därmed en diskussion med Orbeliani om hur man ska uppnå hållbarhet för organisationens resultat och stärka organisationen finansiella hållbarhet. I december 2017 inkom Orbeliani så med ytterligare en ansökan om en förlängning om sex månader från januari t.o.m. juni 2018. Bedömningen av förlängningsansökan görs utifrån den bedömning av insatsen som gjordes initialt men med beaktande av organisationens utveckling och resultat under programperioden så här långt. Syftet med förlängning är att utarbeta en plan för en mer differentierad finansiering samt ökad kostnadseffektivitet. Under förlängsperioden kommer ambassaden även att fortsätta diskussionen med Orbeliani kring hållbarhet och strategisk förändring samt fatta beslut om huruvida ambassaden kommer att fortsätta stödet till organisationen efter juni 2018. Ambassaden anser därför att förlängningsperioden även kommer att ge Orbeliani möjlighet att ställa om till ett mer strategisk arbete med eller utan ambassadens fortsatta stöd. Budgeten för förlängningsperioden jan-juni 2018 uppgår till ca 850 000 SEK varav ca 350 000 SEK är sparade medel. Orbeliani ansöker om ytterligare 500 000 SEK för finansiering av förlängningsperioden. Den totala budgeten för insatsen med förlängningar är 4 200 000 SEK. Programmet bedömdes initialt som riskfyllt men innovativt och den bedömningen gäller fortfarande. The overall objective of the support to Orbeliani is to contribute to the mobilisation of a diverse civil society which promotes civic engagement in Georgia. The specific objective of the extension period July 2018 - February 2019 is to increase the sustainability of the results achieved.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Georgia Democratic participation and civil society Government & Civil Society-general The report is based on Orbeliani's own reporting and on two external evaluations, one focusing on results/change and one on gender mainstreaming. The creation and the development of Orbeliani's online platform for handling applications and reports is an important result of the contribution. The outreach and interest towards Orbeliani and the platform has gradually increased, which is another relevant and positive result. Below are a few examples of results specified per different aspects of community mobilisation, from a framework which Orbeliani use: To enable communities to make their most of local assets In Gori a group of activists installed a community fridge. The fridge helps poor people who do not have a fridge to be able to store food, and  to be able to feed themselves in times of lack of food through continuous community donations. This initiative received Orbeliani funding four years ago, and is still functioning on food donations from hundreds of people in Gori.  To connect people and groups to each other and those outside their community In Khoni a project author together with other volunteers managed to get books and resources donated from book stores for their new youth center through contacting book stores. In Gurjani Orbeliani supported a social enterprise where environmental activists gathered to teach and learn about how to recycle paper. A community center was created in Shindisi by a project author and volunteers, the center is used for other initiatives to meet local needs for example: environmental clean-up campaigns and a support campaign for a socially vulnerable family to be able to send their children to school.  To create the ability for the civic individual (not connected by proffession to any governing or authority body) to drive change. Results include increased informal and formal learning, youth has enhanced their skills and confidence to start up community projects, and more youth is aware about how citizens can participate in local council activities.  To create opportunities for people to influence what happens in their community Orbeliani funded activists who made "Anti-lead pollution" campaigns and mobilized pressure on the government to address lead contamination issues from a grassroots perspective.   Increased youth activism and advocacy in Rustavi led to the Mayor's office to assign the equivalence of 88 000 SEK to be used for more community based initiatives. The separation of results between the different components of the community mobilisation framework used in the report are not entirely clear, yet the report describes that the fourth perspective on community mobilisation was the one where there were less results achieved.  Gender mainstreaming has been one of Orbeliani's important gears for above mentioned initiatives, and Orbeliani has had an ambition to actively include gender mainstreaming in their work. The report shows that the number of women activists exceeded Orbeliani's expectation, where 40% was expected and 67% the result. The external evaluation on gender mainstreaming highlights an increased awareness about what gender equality means and also describes challenges with including boys and men in this sensitive dialogue.The evaluation finds that Orbeliani's gender mainstreaming approach would benefit from further strengthened and developed inter-sectional dimensions of gender equality like LGBTQ, feminism, SRHR, women's political participation as well as disability, ethnicity and class. One initiative which isn't raised in the report, but which led to an increased dialogue with the Embassy for a period of time, was a local activist's project to make SRHR-workshops for teenage girls. The activist led  workshops in some communities and online. When Orbeliani funded the translation of her online workshops into the minority languages; Armenian and Azeri, the situation got very tense and the activist and her family received death threats and had to leave their home for a period of time. The case got quite much attention in media and social media for about a week. This unexpected and challenging situation was new to Orbeliani and their preparedness for the risks with supporting sensitive topics was rather low. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55030169-5503016901 Sweden Orbeliani Georgia - web platform is a so called ICT4D contribution. The contribution aims at creating an Internetbased platform enabling donor funds to more directly support activism and civic engagement in Georgia. The Orbeliani idea is based on the assumption that civil society consists of individuals with good ideas but with limited ability for often professionalized fundraising. Ambassaden beslutade 2014 att stödja den nystartade organisationen Orbelianis aktiviteter inklusive etableringen av en internetbaserad plattform för ansökningar om stöd till förändringsaktörer och aktivister. Här bedöms nu Orbelianis förlängningsansökan för perioden jan - juni 2018. Programmet syftar till att möjligöra stöd till aktörer och aktivister som inte är organiserade i existerande civilsamhällesorganisationer och som traditionellt bistånd annars har svårt att nå. Idén är att dessa enskilda förändringsaktörer och aktivister ansöker om att få kostnader, tjänster eller produkter som är nödvändiga för att kunna genomföra mindre projekt, betalade av Orbeliani. Dessa projekt skall ha som främsta mål att engagera frivilliga och genomföra förändringsprojekt på lokal nivå. Under 2014 – 2016 har Orbeliani skapat plattformen samt påbörjat sin verksamhet med stöd till förändringsaktörer via plattformen. Under 2016 beslutade ambassaden att förlänga insatsen för att möjliggöra för dels för genomförande av en rad försenade aktiviteter samt dels att ge stöd till ytterligare initiativ inklusive en omgång av riktade insatser med fokus på miljöpåverkan. Under 2017 genomfördes en extern utvärdering av stödet till Orbeliani av konsultfirman NIRAS. NIRAS fann i sin bedömning att Orbeliani hade etablerat en fungerande nätbaserad ansökningsplattform samt lyckats nå ut till aktivister som tidigare inte sökt stöd hos civilsamhällesorganisationer. Utvärderingen ifrågasatte dock hållbarheten i organisationens resultat, Orbelianis möjlighet att åstadkomma resultat på en övergripande strategisk nivå samt kostnadseffektiviteten i organisationen. Ambassaden initierade därmed en diskussion med Orbeliani om hur man ska uppnå hållbarhet för organisationens resultat och stärka organisationen finansiella hållbarhet. I december 2017 inkom Orbeliani så med ytterligare en ansökan om en förlängning om sex månader från januari t.o.m. juni 2018. Bedömningen av förlängningsansökan görs utifrån den bedömning av insatsen som gjordes initialt men med beaktande av organisationens utveckling och resultat under programperioden så här långt. Syftet med förlängning är att utarbeta en plan för en mer differentierad finansiering samt ökad kostnadseffektivitet. Under förlängsperioden kommer ambassaden även att fortsätta diskussionen med Orbeliani kring hållbarhet och strategisk förändring samt fatta beslut om huruvida ambassaden kommer att fortsätta stödet till organisationen efter juni 2018. Ambassaden anser därför att förlängningsperioden även kommer att ge Orbeliani möjlighet att ställa om till ett mer strategisk arbete med eller utan ambassadens fortsatta stöd. Budgeten för förlängningsperioden jan-juni 2018 uppgår till ca 850 000 SEK varav ca 350 000 SEK är sparade medel. Orbeliani ansöker om ytterligare 500 000 SEK för finansiering av förlängningsperioden. Den totala budgeten för insatsen med förlängningar är 4 200 000 SEK. Programmet bedömdes initialt som riskfyllt men innovativt och den bedömningen gäller fortfarande. The overall objective of the support to Orbeliani is to contribute to the mobilisation of a diverse civil society which promotes civic engagement in Georgia. The specific objective of the extension period July 2018 - February 2019 is to increase the sustainability of the results achieved.  Sweden Orbeliani Georgia NNLP Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Orbeliani Georgia NNLP 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 320000 1600000 1780000 500000 500000 1600000 -180000 320000 0 980000 980000 0 4200000 Orbeliani Georgia NNLP 320000 Orbeliani Georgia NNLP 800000 Orbeliani Georgia NNLP 800000 Orbeliani Georgia NNLP 980000 Orbeliani Georgia NNLP 800000 Orbeliani Georgia NNLP 500000 Orbeliani Georgia NNLP Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Östeuropa: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Östeuropa: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55030169-5503016902 Sweden Orbeliani Georgia - web platform is a so called ICT4D contribution. The contribution aims at creating an Internetbased platform enabling donor funds to more directly support activism and civic engagement in Georgia. The Orbeliani idea is based on the assumption that civil society consists of individuals with good ideas but with limited ability for often professionalized fundraising. Ambassaden beslutade 2014 att stödja den nystartade organisationen Orbelianis aktiviteter inklusive etableringen av en internetbaserad plattform för ansökningar om stöd till förändringsaktörer och aktivister. Här bedöms nu Orbelianis förlängningsansökan för perioden jan - juni 2018. Programmet syftar till att möjligöra stöd till aktörer och aktivister som inte är organiserade i existerande civilsamhällesorganisationer och som traditionellt bistånd annars har svårt att nå. Idén är att dessa enskilda förändringsaktörer och aktivister ansöker om att få kostnader, tjänster eller produkter som är nödvändiga för att kunna genomföra mindre projekt, betalade av Orbeliani. Dessa projekt skall ha som främsta mål att engagera frivilliga och genomföra förändringsprojekt på lokal nivå. Under 2014 – 2016 har Orbeliani skapat plattformen samt påbörjat sin verksamhet med stöd till förändringsaktörer via plattformen. Under 2016 beslutade ambassaden att förlänga insatsen för att möjliggöra för dels för genomförande av en rad försenade aktiviteter samt dels att ge stöd till ytterligare initiativ inklusive en omgång av riktade insatser med fokus på miljöpåverkan. Under 2017 genomfördes en extern utvärdering av stödet till Orbeliani av konsultfirman NIRAS. NIRAS fann i sin bedömning att Orbeliani hade etablerat en fungerande nätbaserad ansökningsplattform samt lyckats nå ut till aktivister som tidigare inte sökt stöd hos civilsamhällesorganisationer. Utvärderingen ifrågasatte dock hållbarheten i organisationens resultat, Orbelianis möjlighet att åstadkomma resultat på en övergripande strategisk nivå samt kostnadseffektiviteten i organisationen. Ambassaden initierade därmed en diskussion med Orbeliani om hur man ska uppnå hållbarhet för organisationens resultat och stärka organisationen finansiella hållbarhet. I december 2017 inkom Orbeliani så med ytterligare en ansökan om en förlängning om sex månader från januari t.o.m. juni 2018. Bedömningen av förlängningsansökan görs utifrån den bedömning av insatsen som gjordes initialt men med beaktande av organisationens utveckling och resultat under programperioden så här långt. Syftet med förlängning är att utarbeta en plan för en mer differentierad finansiering samt ökad kostnadseffektivitet. Under förlängsperioden kommer ambassaden även att fortsätta diskussionen med Orbeliani kring hållbarhet och strategisk förändring samt fatta beslut om huruvida ambassaden kommer att fortsätta stödet till organisationen efter juni 2018. Ambassaden anser därför att förlängningsperioden även kommer att ge Orbeliani möjlighet att ställa om till ett mer strategisk arbete med eller utan ambassadens fortsatta stöd. Budgeten för förlängningsperioden jan-juni 2018 uppgår till ca 850 000 SEK varav ca 350 000 SEK är sparade medel. Orbeliani ansöker om ytterligare 500 000 SEK för finansiering av förlängningsperioden. Den totala budgeten för insatsen med förlängningar är 4 200 000 SEK. Programmet bedömdes initialt som riskfyllt men innovativt och den bedömningen gäller fortfarande. The overall objective of the support to Orbeliani is to contribute to the mobilisation of a diverse civil society which promotes civic engagement in Georgia. The specific objective of the extension period July 2018 - February 2019 is to increase the sustainability of the results achieved.  Sweden Orbeliani Georgia NNLP Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Dev. country based NGOs 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 50000 25200 -24800 24800 50000 Dev. country based NGOs 25200 Dev. country based NGOs Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55030169-5503016904 Sweden Orbeliani Georgia - web platform is a so called ICT4D contribution. The contribution aims at creating an Internetbased platform enabling donor funds to more directly support activism and civic engagement in Georgia. The Orbeliani idea is based on the assumption that civil society consists of individuals with good ideas but with limited ability for often professionalized fundraising. Ambassaden beslutade 2014 att stödja den nystartade organisationen Orbelianis aktiviteter inklusive etableringen av en internetbaserad plattform för ansökningar om stöd till förändringsaktörer och aktivister. Här bedöms nu Orbelianis förlängningsansökan för perioden jan - juni 2018. Programmet syftar till att möjligöra stöd till aktörer och aktivister som inte är organiserade i existerande civilsamhällesorganisationer och som traditionellt bistånd annars har svårt att nå. Idén är att dessa enskilda förändringsaktörer och aktivister ansöker om att få kostnader, tjänster eller produkter som är nödvändiga för att kunna genomföra mindre projekt, betalade av Orbeliani. Dessa projekt skall ha som främsta mål att engagera frivilliga och genomföra förändringsprojekt på lokal nivå. Under 2014 – 2016 har Orbeliani skapat plattformen samt påbörjat sin verksamhet med stöd till förändringsaktörer via plattformen. Under 2016 beslutade ambassaden att förlänga insatsen för att möjliggöra för dels för genomförande av en rad försenade aktiviteter samt dels att ge stöd till ytterligare initiativ inklusive en omgång av riktade insatser med fokus på miljöpåverkan. Under 2017 genomfördes en extern utvärdering av stödet till Orbeliani av konsultfirman NIRAS. NIRAS fann i sin bedömning att Orbeliani hade etablerat en fungerande nätbaserad ansökningsplattform samt lyckats nå ut till aktivister som tidigare inte sökt stöd hos civilsamhällesorganisationer. Utvärderingen ifrågasatte dock hållbarheten i organisationens resultat, Orbelianis möjlighet att åstadkomma resultat på en övergripande strategisk nivå samt kostnadseffektiviteten i organisationen. Ambassaden initierade därmed en diskussion med Orbeliani om hur man ska uppnå hållbarhet för organisationens resultat och stärka organisationen finansiella hållbarhet. I december 2017 inkom Orbeliani så med ytterligare en ansökan om en förlängning om sex månader från januari t.o.m. juni 2018. Bedömningen av förlängningsansökan görs utifrån den bedömning av insatsen som gjordes initialt men med beaktande av organisationens utveckling och resultat under programperioden så här långt. Syftet med förlängning är att utarbeta en plan för en mer differentierad finansiering samt ökad kostnadseffektivitet. Under förlängsperioden kommer ambassaden även att fortsätta diskussionen med Orbeliani kring hållbarhet och strategisk förändring samt fatta beslut om huruvida ambassaden kommer att fortsätta stödet till organisationen efter juni 2018. Ambassaden anser därför att förlängningsperioden även kommer att ge Orbeliani möjlighet att ställa om till ett mer strategisk arbete med eller utan ambassadens fortsatta stöd. Budgeten för förlängningsperioden jan-juni 2018 uppgår till ca 850 000 SEK varav ca 350 000 SEK är sparade medel. Orbeliani ansöker om ytterligare 500 000 SEK för finansiering av förlängningsperioden. Den totala budgeten för insatsen med förlängningar är 4 200 000 SEK. Programmet bedömdes initialt som riskfyllt men innovativt och den bedömningen gäller fortfarande. The overall objective of the support to Orbeliani is to contribute to the mobilisation of a diverse civil society which promotes civic engagement in Georgia. The specific objective of the extension period July 2018 - February 2019 is to increase the sustainability of the results achieved.  Sweden Orbeliani Georgia NNLP Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Orbeliani Georgia NNLP 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. 16.7 - Säkerställa ett lyhört, inkluderande, deltagandebaserat och representativt beslutsfattande på alla nivåer. 16.7 - Ensure responsive, inclusive, participatory and representative decision-making at all levels. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 650000 -10869 -10869 0 650000 639131 Orbeliani Georgia NNLP 650000 Orbeliani Georgia NNLP -10868.8 Orbeliani Georgia NNLP Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55030203 Sweden The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has a strong capacity in finance and banking. It is a decentralised organisation where the majority of its operations are located in field offices. This contributes to strong local and market knowledge. In short, the EBRD is very much a bank rather than a traditional development actor. They are often close to their customers and are quick to act on opportunities that arise. At the same time, there is significantly less knowledge about traditional development issues. The EBRD has identified female entrepreneurship as an important resource for creating economic growth and jobs. At the same time, experience has shown that women face particularly great challenges when it comes to running a business in many countries. The Women in Business (WiB) programme of the Eastern Partnership, launched by the EBRD in 2014, aims to support women-led micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The initiative is supported by several donors, including Sida. In April 2022, the EBRD ceased its activities in Belarus following the decision of its Board of Directors to suspend Belarus' access to EBRD's resources as a result of the invasion of Ukraine. The programme has two phases: the first ran from May 2014 to December 2018 and the second from January 2019 to December 2028, with an increased budget. The total programme value is EUR 155.6 million, which includes financing for lending to women-led micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs), a risk coverage for first loss and technical assistance to both financial institutions and micro, small and medium-sized enterprises. The programme's objectives include increasing access to finance for women entrepreneurs, especially those outside metropolitan areas and in smaller businesses, through local financial institutions. It also focuses on improving participants' business skills through training, mentoring, and networking activities. Den Europeiska banken för återuppbyggnad och utveckling (EBRD) har en stark kapacitet inom finans och bankverksamhet. Det är en decentraliserad organisation där huvuddelen av verksamheten är förlagd till fältkontor. Detta bidrar till en stark lokal- och marknadskännedom. Kort sagt är EBRD i hög grad en bank snarare än en traditionell utvecklingsaktör. De är ofta nära sina kunder och är snabba på att agera på möjligheter som dyker upp. Samtidigt finns det betydligt mindre kunskap om traditionella utvecklingsfrågor. EBRD har identifierat kvinnligt entreprenörskap som en viktig resurs för att skapa ekonomisk tillväxt och jobb. Samtidigt har erfarenheterna visat att kvinnor står inför särskilt stora utmaningar när det gäller att driva företag i många länder. Programmet Women in Business (WiB) i det östliga partnerskapet, som lanserades av EBRD 2014, syftar till att stödja kvinnoledda mikroföretag och små och medelstora företag i Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Vitryssland, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina. Initiativet stöds av flera givare, bland annat Sida. I april 2022 upphörde EBRD med sin verksamhet i Belarus efter det att dess styrelse hade beslutat att tillfälligt upphäva Belarus tillgång till EBRD:s resurser till följd av invasionen av Ukraina. Programmet har två faser: den första pågick från maj 2014 till december 2018 och den andra från januari 2019 till december 2028, med en ökad budget. Det totala programvärdet uppgår till 155,6 miljoner euro, vilket inkluderar finansiering för utlåning till kvinnoledda mikroföretag och små och medelstora företag, en risktäckning för första förlust och tekniskt stöd till både finansinstitut och mikroföretag samt små och medelstora företag. Programmets mål är bland annat att öka tillgången till finansiering för kvinnliga företagare, särskilt de utanför storstadsområdena och i mindre företag, genom lokala finansinstitut. Det fokuserar också på att förbättra deltagarnas affärskunskaper genom utbildning, mentorskap och nätverksaktiviteter. The overall objective of the Women in Business (WiB) programme is to promote women's entrepreneurship and more broadly women's participation in business, by supporting women-led SMEs to access finance, know-how and non-financial business development services. The programme seeks to demonstrate that, when market failures are addressed, obstacles are removed, and women-led SMEs are given equal opportunities. They can then contribute to growth, job creation, and social progress for a free, market-oriented, and democratic society. During the second phase (2019-2025), the programme aims at: 1. Increasing access to finance for women-led small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs), including for first time/start-up borrowers and borrowers based outside of main urban centers. 2. Contributing to a diversified and deepened financial system through increased capacity of partner financial institutions (PFIs) to serve the women entrepreneur segment. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Europe, regional Small and medium-sized enterprises (SME) development Industry During the reporting period for 2024, EBRD WIB have shown that their Partner Financial Institutions (PFI) achieve a varying degree av success, based on individual plans and baseline assessment. PFIs have enhanced their business models and delivery mechanisms, tailoring financial and non-financial product packages for women entrepreneurs. For example, improvements have been made by taking actions to address gender bias (Converse Bank and Ameriabank), by implementing of a survey to raise gender awareness among PFI staff (Ukraine), and by the identification of the WiB segment as strategic and in line with the promotion of the concept of First Lady in Business (Moldova). Another example of positive achievement is better conditions for loans through a credit enhancing mechanism First Loss Risk Cover (FLRC) that addresses market barriers that affect women entrepreneurs negatively. EBRD state that market failures in the region that increase the vulnerability of women and small businesses, such as unstable financial sectors, ongoing conflicts and wars, indicate a continued need for interventions in the short and medium term, particularly for new PFIs. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55030203-5503020301 Sweden The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has a strong capacity in finance and banking. It is a decentralised organisation where the majority of its operations are located in field offices. This contributes to strong local and market knowledge. In short, the EBRD is very much a bank rather than a traditional development actor. They are often close to their customers and are quick to act on opportunities that arise. At the same time, there is significantly less knowledge about traditional development issues. The EBRD has identified female entrepreneurship as an important resource for creating economic growth and jobs. At the same time, experience has shown that women face particularly great challenges when it comes to running a business in many countries. The Women in Business (WiB) programme of the Eastern Partnership, launched by the EBRD in 2014, aims to support women-led micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The initiative is supported by several donors, including Sida. In April 2022, the EBRD ceased its activities in Belarus following the decision of its Board of Directors to suspend Belarus' access to EBRD's resources as a result of the invasion of Ukraine. The programme has two phases: the first ran from May 2014 to December 2018 and the second from January 2019 to December 2028, with an increased budget. The total programme value is EUR 155.6 million, which includes financing for lending to women-led micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs), a risk coverage for first loss and technical assistance to both financial institutions and micro, small and medium-sized enterprises. The programme's objectives include increasing access to finance for women entrepreneurs, especially those outside metropolitan areas and in smaller businesses, through local financial institutions. It also focuses on improving participants' business skills through training, mentoring, and networking activities. Den Europeiska banken för återuppbyggnad och utveckling (EBRD) har en stark kapacitet inom finans och bankverksamhet. Det är en decentraliserad organisation där huvuddelen av verksamheten är förlagd till fältkontor. Detta bidrar till en stark lokal- och marknadskännedom. Kort sagt är EBRD i hög grad en bank snarare än en traditionell utvecklingsaktör. De är ofta nära sina kunder och är snabba på att agera på möjligheter som dyker upp. Samtidigt finns det betydligt mindre kunskap om traditionella utvecklingsfrågor. EBRD har identifierat kvinnligt entreprenörskap som en viktig resurs för att skapa ekonomisk tillväxt och jobb. Samtidigt har erfarenheterna visat att kvinnor står inför särskilt stora utmaningar när det gäller att driva företag i många länder. Programmet Women in Business (WiB) i det östliga partnerskapet, som lanserades av EBRD 2014, syftar till att stödja kvinnoledda mikroföretag och små och medelstora företag i Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Vitryssland, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina. Initiativet stöds av flera givare, bland annat Sida. I april 2022 upphörde EBRD med sin verksamhet i Belarus efter det att dess styrelse hade beslutat att tillfälligt upphäva Belarus tillgång till EBRD:s resurser till följd av invasionen av Ukraina. Programmet har två faser: den första pågick från maj 2014 till december 2018 och den andra från januari 2019 till december 2028, med en ökad budget. Det totala programvärdet uppgår till 155,6 miljoner euro, vilket inkluderar finansiering för utlåning till kvinnoledda mikroföretag och små och medelstora företag, en risktäckning för första förlust och tekniskt stöd till både finansinstitut och mikroföretag samt små och medelstora företag. Programmets mål är bland annat att öka tillgången till finansiering för kvinnliga företagare, särskilt de utanför storstadsområdena och i mindre företag, genom lokala finansinstitut. Det fokuserar också på att förbättra deltagarnas affärskunskaper genom utbildning, mentorskap och nätverksaktiviteter. The overall objective of the Women in Business (WiB) programme is to promote women's entrepreneurship and more broadly women's participation in business, by supporting women-led SMEs to access finance, know-how and non-financial business development services. The programme seeks to demonstrate that, when market failures are addressed, obstacles are removed, and women-led SMEs are given equal opportunities. They can then contribute to growth, job creation, and social progress for a free, market-oriented, and democratic society. During the second phase (2019-2025), the programme aims at: 1. Increasing access to finance for women-led small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs), including for first time/start-up borrowers and borrowers based outside of main urban centers. 2. Contributing to a diversified and deepened financial system through increased capacity of partner financial institutions (PFIs) to serve the women entrepreneur segment. Sweden EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 3500000 18200000 6500000 18800000 28000000 0 0 0 25300000 6500000 3500000 0 0 0 28000000 0 18200000 0 -6500000 75000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 3500000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 18200000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 6500000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 18800000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 28000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Östeuropa: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55030203-5503020302 Sweden The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has a strong capacity in finance and banking. It is a decentralised organisation where the majority of its operations are located in field offices. This contributes to strong local and market knowledge. In short, the EBRD is very much a bank rather than a traditional development actor. They are often close to their customers and are quick to act on opportunities that arise. At the same time, there is significantly less knowledge about traditional development issues. The EBRD has identified female entrepreneurship as an important resource for creating economic growth and jobs. At the same time, experience has shown that women face particularly great challenges when it comes to running a business in many countries. The Women in Business (WiB) programme of the Eastern Partnership, launched by the EBRD in 2014, aims to support women-led micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The initiative is supported by several donors, including Sida. In April 2022, the EBRD ceased its activities in Belarus following the decision of its Board of Directors to suspend Belarus' access to EBRD's resources as a result of the invasion of Ukraine. The programme has two phases: the first ran from May 2014 to December 2018 and the second from January 2019 to December 2028, with an increased budget. The total programme value is EUR 155.6 million, which includes financing for lending to women-led micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs), a risk coverage for first loss and technical assistance to both financial institutions and micro, small and medium-sized enterprises. The programme's objectives include increasing access to finance for women entrepreneurs, especially those outside metropolitan areas and in smaller businesses, through local financial institutions. It also focuses on improving participants' business skills through training, mentoring, and networking activities. Den Europeiska banken för återuppbyggnad och utveckling (EBRD) har en stark kapacitet inom finans och bankverksamhet. Det är en decentraliserad organisation där huvuddelen av verksamheten är förlagd till fältkontor. Detta bidrar till en stark lokal- och marknadskännedom. Kort sagt är EBRD i hög grad en bank snarare än en traditionell utvecklingsaktör. De är ofta nära sina kunder och är snabba på att agera på möjligheter som dyker upp. Samtidigt finns det betydligt mindre kunskap om traditionella utvecklingsfrågor. EBRD har identifierat kvinnligt entreprenörskap som en viktig resurs för att skapa ekonomisk tillväxt och jobb. Samtidigt har erfarenheterna visat att kvinnor står inför särskilt stora utmaningar när det gäller att driva företag i många länder. Programmet Women in Business (WiB) i det östliga partnerskapet, som lanserades av EBRD 2014, syftar till att stödja kvinnoledda mikroföretag och små och medelstora företag i Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Vitryssland, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina. Initiativet stöds av flera givare, bland annat Sida. I april 2022 upphörde EBRD med sin verksamhet i Belarus efter det att dess styrelse hade beslutat att tillfälligt upphäva Belarus tillgång till EBRD:s resurser till följd av invasionen av Ukraina. Programmet har två faser: den första pågick från maj 2014 till december 2018 och den andra från januari 2019 till december 2028, med en ökad budget. Det totala programvärdet uppgår till 155,6 miljoner euro, vilket inkluderar finansiering för utlåning till kvinnoledda mikroföretag och små och medelstora företag, en risktäckning för första förlust och tekniskt stöd till både finansinstitut och mikroföretag samt små och medelstora företag. Programmets mål är bland annat att öka tillgången till finansiering för kvinnliga företagare, särskilt de utanför storstadsområdena och i mindre företag, genom lokala finansinstitut. Det fokuserar också på att förbättra deltagarnas affärskunskaper genom utbildning, mentorskap och nätverksaktiviteter. The overall objective of the Women in Business (WiB) programme is to promote women's entrepreneurship and more broadly women's participation in business, by supporting women-led SMEs to access finance, know-how and non-financial business development services. The programme seeks to demonstrate that, when market failures are addressed, obstacles are removed, and women-led SMEs are given equal opportunities. They can then contribute to growth, job creation, and social progress for a free, market-oriented, and democratic society. During the second phase (2019-2025), the programme aims at: 1. Increasing access to finance for women-led small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs), including for first time/start-up borrowers and borrowers based outside of main urban centers. 2. Contributing to a diversified and deepened financial system through increased capacity of partner financial institutions (PFIs) to serve the women entrepreneur segment. Sweden EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 12000000 10000000 12000000 0 0 10000000 22000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 12000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development 10000000 EBRD/European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Östeuropa: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55030203-5503020304 Sweden The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has a strong capacity in finance and banking. It is a decentralised organisation where the majority of its operations are located in field offices. This contributes to strong local and market knowledge. In short, the EBRD is very much a bank rather than a traditional development actor. They are often close to their customers and are quick to act on opportunities that arise. At the same time, there is significantly less knowledge about traditional development issues. The EBRD has identified female entrepreneurship as an important resource for creating economic growth and jobs. At the same time, experience has shown that women face particularly great challenges when it comes to running a business in many countries. The Women in Business (WiB) programme of the Eastern Partnership, launched by the EBRD in 2014, aims to support women-led micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. The initiative is supported by several donors, including Sida. In April 2022, the EBRD ceased its activities in Belarus following the decision of its Board of Directors to suspend Belarus' access to EBRD's resources as a result of the invasion of Ukraine. The programme has two phases: the first ran from May 2014 to December 2018 and the second from January 2019 to December 2028, with an increased budget. The total programme value is EUR 155.6 million, which includes financing for lending to women-led micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs), a risk coverage for first loss and technical assistance to both financial institutions and micro, small and medium-sized enterprises. The programme's objectives include increasing access to finance for women entrepreneurs, especially those outside metropolitan areas and in smaller businesses, through local financial institutions. It also focuses on improving participants' business skills through training, mentoring, and networking activities. Den Europeiska banken för återuppbyggnad och utveckling (EBRD) har en stark kapacitet inom finans och bankverksamhet. Det är en decentraliserad organisation där huvuddelen av verksamheten är förlagd till fältkontor. Detta bidrar till en stark lokal- och marknadskännedom. Kort sagt är EBRD i hög grad en bank snarare än en traditionell utvecklingsaktör. De är ofta nära sina kunder och är snabba på att agera på möjligheter som dyker upp. Samtidigt finns det betydligt mindre kunskap om traditionella utvecklingsfrågor. EBRD har identifierat kvinnligt entreprenörskap som en viktig resurs för att skapa ekonomisk tillväxt och jobb. Samtidigt har erfarenheterna visat att kvinnor står inför särskilt stora utmaningar när det gäller att driva företag i många länder. Programmet Women in Business (WiB) i det östliga partnerskapet, som lanserades av EBRD 2014, syftar till att stödja kvinnoledda mikroföretag och små och medelstora företag i Armenien, Azerbajdzjan, Vitryssland, Georgien, Moldavien och Ukraina. Initiativet stöds av flera givare, bland annat Sida. I april 2022 upphörde EBRD med sin verksamhet i Belarus efter det att dess styrelse hade beslutat att tillfälligt upphäva Belarus tillgång till EBRD:s resurser till följd av invasionen av Ukraina. Programmet har två faser: den första pågick från maj 2014 till december 2018 och den andra från januari 2019 till december 2028, med en ökad budget. Det totala programvärdet uppgår till 155,6 miljoner euro, vilket inkluderar finansiering för utlåning till kvinnoledda mikroföretag och små och medelstora företag, en risktäckning för första förlust och tekniskt stöd till både finansinstitut och mikroföretag samt små och medelstora företag. Programmets mål är bland annat att öka tillgången till finansiering för kvinnliga företagare, särskilt de utanför storstadsområdena och i mindre företag, genom lokala finansinstitut. Det fokuserar också på att förbättra deltagarnas affärskunskaper genom utbildning, mentorskap och nätverksaktiviteter. The overall objective of the Women in Business (WiB) programme is to promote women's entrepreneurship and more broadly women's participation in business, by supporting women-led SMEs to access finance, know-how and non-financial business development services. The programme seeks to demonstrate that, when market failures are addressed, obstacles are removed, and women-led SMEs are given equal opportunities. They can then contribute to growth, job creation, and social progress for a free, market-oriented, and democratic society. During the second phase (2019-2025), the programme aims at: 1. Increasing access to finance for women-led small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs), including for first time/start-up borrowers and borrowers based outside of main urban centers. 2. Contributing to a diversified and deepened financial system through increased capacity of partner financial institutions (PFIs) to serve the women entrepreneur segment. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Nordic Consulting Group A/S 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 8.10 - Stärka de inhemska finansinstitutens kapacitet att främja och utöka tillgången till bank- och försäkringstjänster samt finansiella tjänster för alla. 8.10 - Strengthen the capacity of domestic financial institutions to encourage and expand access to banking, insurance and financial services for all. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 466440 1196110 0 0 466440 0 1196110 1662550 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 466440 Nordic Consulting Group A/S 1196110 Nordic Consulting Group A/S Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Improved opportunities for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved livelihood opportunities for groups that are excluded or discriminated against Förbättrade försörjningsmöjligheter för exkluderade eller diskriminerade grupper Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55030237 Sweden SITE Network of economic research on transition economis. There is a separate decision for Russian part. SITE har ett mångårigt forskningssamarbete med systerorganisationer i regionen. Insatsen syftar till att tillgängliggöra resultaten för beslutsfattare och civila samhället. SITE vill därför - etablera en plattform för att kunna sprida befintlig kunskap - verka för bibehållen jämställdhet inom forskargruppen - öka forskningsutbyte och samverkan internationellt - ge administrativt stöd till institutionerna för en mer aktiv roll Insatsen förväntas bidra till att beslutsfattare bättre kan formulera reformförslag utifrån sin egen verklighet och ha bättre möjlighet att förankara reformerna hos allmänheten. Reformerna är nödvändiga för utvecklingen mot marknadsekonomi. Kunskap och förankring är nödvändiga för ökad stabilitet och en förutsättning för ansvarsutkrävande. The project "Extending the FREE network project: Forum for Research on Gender gaps Eastern Europe (FROGEE) 2014 - 2021" Contribution No. 55030237 is implemented within the FREE (Forum for Research on Eastern Europe and emerging economies) and is led by Stockholm institute of transitions economy. The initiative includes institutions in Russia (CEFIR and NES), Latvia (BICEPS and SSE Riga), Poland (CenEA), Belarus (BEROC), Ukraine (KSE), and Georgia (ISET). with the aim to build these institutions, the ambition has been to attract WesternThe overall objective of the project is to enable reforms that contribute to economic development and EU integration, by way of strengthening economics education, research and policy advice in all Eastern Partnership countries. The project has 4 main objective areas: I) Increase impact of Policy Analysis, the FREE and FROGEE Policy Briefs, and other activities to support the reform process II) Women and men shall have the same possibility to conduct qualified research III) Enhance Research Exchange and Collaboration IV) Support Local Capacity Building Sub-goals o the project is: - An established platform to be able to disseminate existing knowledge -Maintained gender equality within the research group - Increased research exchange and collaboration better functioning research institutions with increased administrative support Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Europe, regional Business Policy and Administration Business & Other Services 1.1. Background - The FREE and FROGEE networks within the framework of the regional SITE project includes research institutions in 8 countries, 7 of which are geographically adjacent to each other, and which have common context and conditions for discussing and finding solutions to problems that are often similar between these countries: --- Sweden (SITE) --- Russia (CEFIR/NES) --- Belarus (BEROC) --- Ukraine (KSE) --- Armenia (American University of Armenia) --- Georgia (ISET) --- Latvia (BICEPS/SSE Riga) --- Poland (CenEA) 1.2. Objectives of the project - The overall objective of the project is to enable reforms that contribute to economic development and EU integration, by way of strengthening economics education, research and policy advice in all Eastern Partnership countries. - The project is implemented within the FREE («Forum for Research on Eastern Europe and emerging economies») and FROGEE («Forum for Research on Gender Economics») networks. The project comprises the following institutions: --- SITE – Sweden, CEFIR/NES – Russia, BEROC – Belarus, KSE - the Ukraine, ISET – Georgia, American University – Armenia, BICEPS/SSE Riga – Latvia, CenEA – Poland. - I. The following results achieved / activities implemented during 2019 have been presented: - Component 1: «Increase impact of Policy Analysis, the FREE and FROGEE Policy Briefs, and other activities to support the reform process» --- the major continuous type of output in the FREE network is the FREE policy brief series, the aim being to produce one brief per week, with a longer break over the summer, published in collaboration with all nodes on the web platform http://freepolicybriefs.org (the page now works well on various mobile platforms) --- published a total of 35 briefs in 2019 (up from 27 in 2018, and 25 in 2017; 8 of which on gender-related issues) --- web-page now contains around 300 briefs and papers (published since 2011) --- FROGEE policy briefs are published under separate heading (aimed at providing overviews on economic research, specifically related to gender equality issues) --- continued expansion on Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin, Slideshare, with increased numbers of impressions and followers across all of them --- organised 32 (of which 6 on gender; compared to 25 in 2018, of which 5 on gender) physical meetings with researchers, policy-makers other stakeholders in 2019, in the form of seminars, conferences, round-tables (on average, one every second week throughout the year) --- organised the main policy event of the year in 2019, the FREE Network conference «Policy lessons after 30 years of research on transition», organised with CenEA, with over 100 participants --- organised the policy conference «Development day 2019: the state of democracy in Eastern Europe» (in Stockholm) --- organised the SITE Academic Conference «The long shadow of transition: the political economics of long-run development in Eastern Europe» (in Stockholm) --- major external events in 2019: ------ EBRD conference on corruption and anti-corruption policies (in Kiev), a FREE network event organised together with the International Economic Association, Kiev School of Economics, and SITE ------ IX International Conference in Economics and Finance (in Minsk), organised with BEROC and FREE Network Economic Research Centre ------ these events illustrate one of the underlying long-term goals of engaging academics with connections to the region, who are making careers abroad, in activities that support the development of research and policy in the region --- organised a FROGEE event (in Tbilisi) on «Removing obstacles to gender equality and women’s economic empowerment», together with ISET --- organised a special session on gender economics at the Baltic Economic Forum and the Public Lectures on Gender Economics at NES (in Moscow) on i.a. women’s under-representation in politics, and economic impact of gender inequality --- seminars/conferences, organised by SITE and FREE network, continue to work as one of the central meeting-places for researchers and policy makers from the region (being venues for sharing ideas and developing both research and policy agenda in a way that is consistent with building modern, democratic, market-based economies; educating a new generation of policy-makers in the region that are already now occupying key positions in ministries, central banks and at regulatory agencies that are involved in implementing reforms; being a pool of ideas and competent individuals, that governments in the region can draw upon in ways that are difficult to predict, but, nevertheless, occurs continuously) --- in August 2019, FREE network member and president of Kiev School of Economics, Tymofiy Mylovanov, was appointed Minister of Economic Development, Trade and Agriculture of the Ukraine (several FREE network participants have, over the years, ended up in similar positions) --- at the conference «Policy lessons after 30 years of research on transition», one of its speakers, Leszek Balcerowicz, a key figure in the Polish transition (Deputy Prime Minister, Finance Minister, Chairman of the National Bank of Poland, etc.) picked up some arguments of relevance for the (at the time) up-coming Polish elections, (together with a WB publication, based on research by CenEA staff) during a TV debate, which brought media attention to the said report; this attention, in turn, led to a presentation of the report in Sweden, with attention from the Swedish-Polish Chamber of Commerce and the Polish Embassy, as well as a more general audience (it goes without saying, that the actual impact is difficult to measure and quantify, but it is likely that the said conference had an important impact) - Component 2: «Women and men shall have the same possibility to conduct qualified research» --- it is ensured that men and women, within the FREE network, are provided equal opportunities to conduct research and make their research know in policy briefs and at seminars and conferences (at SITE and FREE network men and women are employed in equal shares; at ISET the substantial majority of staff at all levels is female) --- 39 percent of policy brief authors were women - Component 3: «Enhance research exchange and collaboration» --- most FREE network events have defined research exchange dimensions (i.a. the annual FREE network conference is about getting researchers together and to present research and discuss possible collaboration) --- the FROGEE network has also worked as a platform for more and deeper collaboration within the network (the very structure of the FROGEE Policy Briefs enforces researchers from all nodes within the network to more actively inter-act with one another, than has usually been the case before) --- to help foster a new generation of researchers and policy-makers in the region, SITE continues to invite master students from different programmes across the FREE network to visit the Stockholm School of Economics (in Stockholm they meet with academic staff and various policy institutions, and, importantly, they also lay the foundations of future contacts across the countries, involved in the network) - Component 4: «Support local capacity-building» --- during the FREE network conference in Gdansk, the administration teams have separate capacity-building programmes, aimed at developing and exchanging ideas --- members of the SITE management team continue to play an active role in governing and advisory boards of the network institutes, participating in board meetings and various type of on-line consultations on a continuous basis throughout the year (most institutes being independent today, SITE still plays a key role in the network as hub coordinator of activities and collaboration promoter, both in terms of research and policy work) --- in 2019, the network increased cooperation and contacts with researchers at the American University in Armenia, which now participates in FROGEE activities - II. Factor, affecting project implementation: - One factor has mainly affected project implementation. As of March 2020, the Covid-19 situation has forced project management and participating institutions to take pro-active measures to mitigate the consequences, meaning that many physical activities have been replaced, to the extent possible, by virtual (Zoom on-line) activities, whereas some have been postponed for an undefined time or cancelled. Virtual activities have been mainly with local business entities, somewhat less with government authorities. Most official travel has been postponed until further notice. As in many other work-places, most faculty and staff work on-line from home and not at the office, as long as internet access remains at a reasonable level. Surveys are regularly being done on-line, regardless of virus. - To fill in the gaps of reliable information about the Corona situation participating FREE Network institutions regularly collect and compile data on the health situation in the region, and on what measures the authorities are taking in terms of mainly economic policies. These data are published on the FREE policy brief web-site and regularly up-dated in order to inform policy-makers, media, business entities and others in the region. - It is assessed that project management and participating institutions have done, whatever has been possible, in order to minimise consequences of the Corona situation. - III.Overall assessment of project progress: - (i) On the overall, project progress can be assessed to have been well on track, until the Corona situation started. (ii) Since network institutions are very dependant on one another in order to reach set-up project goals, and physical activities cannot fully be replaced by virtual ones, it is likely that implementation will be delayed. It is at this point, however, not possible to forecast the extent of this delay, since the Corona situation will continue until the beginning of 2021, at least, totalling the time, when restrictions have been in force, to one year or more. (iii) Judging from the project management’s and participating institutions’ pro-active mitigation measures, implemented since March 2020, it is assessed that consequences for the project will likely be minimised, to the extent possible. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55030237-5503023701 Sweden SITE Network of economic research on transition economis. There is a separate decision for Russian part. SITE har ett mångårigt forskningssamarbete med systerorganisationer i regionen. Insatsen syftar till att tillgängliggöra resultaten för beslutsfattare och civila samhället. SITE vill därför - etablera en plattform för att kunna sprida befintlig kunskap - verka för bibehållen jämställdhet inom forskargruppen - öka forskningsutbyte och samverkan internationellt - ge administrativt stöd till institutionerna för en mer aktiv roll Insatsen förväntas bidra till att beslutsfattare bättre kan formulera reformförslag utifrån sin egen verklighet och ha bättre möjlighet att förankara reformerna hos allmänheten. Reformerna är nödvändiga för utvecklingen mot marknadsekonomi. Kunskap och förankring är nödvändiga för ökad stabilitet och en förutsättning för ansvarsutkrävande. The project "Extending the FREE network project: Forum for Research on Gender gaps Eastern Europe (FROGEE) 2014 - 2021" Contribution No. 55030237 is implemented within the FREE (Forum for Research on Eastern Europe and emerging economies) and is led by Stockholm institute of transitions economy. The initiative includes institutions in Russia (CEFIR and NES), Latvia (BICEPS and SSE Riga), Poland (CenEA), Belarus (BEROC), Ukraine (KSE), and Georgia (ISET). with the aim to build these institutions, the ambition has been to attract WesternThe overall objective of the project is to enable reforms that contribute to economic development and EU integration, by way of strengthening economics education, research and policy advice in all Eastern Partnership countries. The project has 4 main objective areas: I) Increase impact of Policy Analysis, the FREE and FROGEE Policy Briefs, and other activities to support the reform process II) Women and men shall have the same possibility to conduct qualified research III) Enhance Research Exchange and Collaboration IV) Support Local Capacity Building Sub-goals o the project is: - An established platform to be able to disseminate existing knowledge -Maintained gender equality within the research group - Increased research exchange and collaboration better functioning research institutions with increased administrative support Sweden SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 9.b - Stödja inhemsk teknikutveckling, forskning och innovation i utvecklingsländerna, inklusive genom att säkerställa en gynnsam policymiljö för exempelvis industriell diversifiering och förädling av råvaror. 9.b - Support domestic technology development, research and innovation in developing countries, including by ensuring a conducive policy environment for, inter alia, industrial diversification and value addition to commodities. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2660000 2660000 2660000 2660000 6350000 6660000 0 0 2660000 1000000 2660000 2660000 2660000 0 6660000 1660000 0 0 0 2660000 -1000000 4690000 1660000 -2660000 -1660000 0 23650000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 2660000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 2660000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 2660000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 2660000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 1660000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 4690000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 6660000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Partner countries better fulfil EU requirements for entering into and applying association agreements, including deep and comprehensive free trade areas (AAs/DCFTAs). Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s krav för att ingå och tillämpa associeringsavtal, inklusive fördjupade frihandelsområden (AA, DCFTA) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55030237-5503023704 Sweden SITE Network of economic research on transition economis. There is a separate decision for Russian part. SITE har ett mångårigt forskningssamarbete med systerorganisationer i regionen. Insatsen syftar till att tillgängliggöra resultaten för beslutsfattare och civila samhället. SITE vill därför - etablera en plattform för att kunna sprida befintlig kunskap - verka för bibehållen jämställdhet inom forskargruppen - öka forskningsutbyte och samverkan internationellt - ge administrativt stöd till institutionerna för en mer aktiv roll Insatsen förväntas bidra till att beslutsfattare bättre kan formulera reformförslag utifrån sin egen verklighet och ha bättre möjlighet att förankara reformerna hos allmänheten. Reformerna är nödvändiga för utvecklingen mot marknadsekonomi. Kunskap och förankring är nödvändiga för ökad stabilitet och en förutsättning för ansvarsutkrävande. The project "Extending the FREE network project: Forum for Research on Gender gaps Eastern Europe (FROGEE) 2014 - 2021" Contribution No. 55030237 is implemented within the FREE (Forum for Research on Eastern Europe and emerging economies) and is led by Stockholm institute of transitions economy. The initiative includes institutions in Russia (CEFIR and NES), Latvia (BICEPS and SSE Riga), Poland (CenEA), Belarus (BEROC), Ukraine (KSE), and Georgia (ISET). with the aim to build these institutions, the ambition has been to attract WesternThe overall objective of the project is to enable reforms that contribute to economic development and EU integration, by way of strengthening economics education, research and policy advice in all Eastern Partnership countries. The project has 4 main objective areas: I) Increase impact of Policy Analysis, the FREE and FROGEE Policy Briefs, and other activities to support the reform process II) Women and men shall have the same possibility to conduct qualified research III) Enhance Research Exchange and Collaboration IV) Support Local Capacity Building Sub-goals o the project is: - An established platform to be able to disseminate existing knowledge -Maintained gender equality within the research group - Increased research exchange and collaboration better functioning research institutions with increased administrative support Sweden SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 2660000 1660000 2660000 0 0 0 1660000 0 4320000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 2660000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 1660000 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: Partner countries better fulfil EU requirements for entering into and applying association agreements, including deep and comprehensive free trade areas (AAs/DCFTAs). Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s krav för att ingå och tillämpa associeringsavtal, inklusive fördjupade frihandelsområden (AA, DCFTA) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55030237-5503023706 Sweden SITE Network of economic research on transition economis. There is a separate decision for Russian part. SITE har ett mångårigt forskningssamarbete med systerorganisationer i regionen. Insatsen syftar till att tillgängliggöra resultaten för beslutsfattare och civila samhället. SITE vill därför - etablera en plattform för att kunna sprida befintlig kunskap - verka för bibehållen jämställdhet inom forskargruppen - öka forskningsutbyte och samverkan internationellt - ge administrativt stöd till institutionerna för en mer aktiv roll Insatsen förväntas bidra till att beslutsfattare bättre kan formulera reformförslag utifrån sin egen verklighet och ha bättre möjlighet att förankara reformerna hos allmänheten. Reformerna är nödvändiga för utvecklingen mot marknadsekonomi. Kunskap och förankring är nödvändiga för ökad stabilitet och en förutsättning för ansvarsutkrävande. The project "Extending the FREE network project: Forum for Research on Gender gaps Eastern Europe (FROGEE) 2014 - 2021" Contribution No. 55030237 is implemented within the FREE (Forum for Research on Eastern Europe and emerging economies) and is led by Stockholm institute of transitions economy. The initiative includes institutions in Russia (CEFIR and NES), Latvia (BICEPS and SSE Riga), Poland (CenEA), Belarus (BEROC), Ukraine (KSE), and Georgia (ISET). with the aim to build these institutions, the ambition has been to attract WesternThe overall objective of the project is to enable reforms that contribute to economic development and EU integration, by way of strengthening economics education, research and policy advice in all Eastern Partnership countries. The project has 4 main objective areas: I) Increase impact of Policy Analysis, the FREE and FROGEE Policy Briefs, and other activities to support the reform process II) Women and men shall have the same possibility to conduct qualified research III) Enhance Research Exchange and Collaboration IV) Support Local Capacity Building Sub-goals o the project is: - An established platform to be able to disseminate existing knowledge -Maintained gender equality within the research group - Increased research exchange and collaboration better functioning research institutions with increased administrative support Sweden SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -1710529 -1710529 SITE/Stockholm Institute of Transition Economics Reform cooperation with the Eastern Europe 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa 2021-2027 Strengthened conditions for free, fair and sustainable trade Stärkta förutsättningar för en fri, rättvis och hållbar handel Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-55040213 Sweden Call for applications in the prioritised area of health in India. Utlysning för ansökningar inom prioriterad hälso område i Indien. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden India Medical research Health, General SE-0-SE-6-55040213-5504021301 Sweden Call for applications in the prioritised area of health in India. Utlysning för ansökningar inom prioriterad hälso område i Indien. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 1700000 2900000 0 600000 0 0 1500000 4600000 University College Research Other 600000 University College Research Other 1500000 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-55040213-5504021302 Sweden Call for applications in the prioritised area of health in India. Utlysning för ansökningar inom prioriterad hälso område i Indien. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -36688 400000 400000 University College Research Other -36688 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-55040213-5504021303 Sweden Call for applications in the prioritised area of health in India. Utlysning för ansökningar inom prioriterad hälso område i Indien. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency University College Research Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1400000 700000 700000 University College Research Other 1400000 University College Research Other SE-0-SE-6-55060024 Sweden Support to the gender mechanisms of Bosnia och Herzegovina (Gender Equality Agency on state level and two gender centers on entity level). The objective of the contribution is to have a standardised gender mainstreaming in BiH in order to reach a situation where public decisions improve the conditions for women, men, girls and boys equally. The standardized gender mainstreaming should be done through a transparent, accountable, equitable and inclusive programme (FIGAP2). Stöd till Bosnien och Hercegovinas jämställdhetsmyndighet (Gender Equality Agency på statlig nivå och två myndigheter på entitetsnivå). Målet med insatsen är att genom standardiserad jämställdhetsintegrering uppnå att allmänna beslut förbättrar villkoren för kvinnor, män, flickor och pojkar i Bosnien på ett jämställt sett och att en standardiserad jämtälldhetsintegrering i BiH sker på ett öppet, ansvarstagande, jämställt och inkluderande sätt genom programmet (FIGAP2) The intervention aims at - "public decisions to improve the conditions of women, men, girls and boys equally". This should be done by standardisation of gender mainstreaming in Bosnia and Herzegovina (through transparent, accountable, equitable and participatory FIGAP2). There are four objectives of the programme, which all aims at improving gender equality aspects of public decisions in BiH: 1. An accountable GE policy framework in FIGAP priority areas (GBV, Economic Empowerment, public participation)  2. Capable GM structures for GE that perform according to their mandate 3. Effective systems that support the accepted GM approach 4. Competent and sustainable staff contingency in BiH to promote and manage GM agenda Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bosnia and Herzegovina Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general According to the Gender Institutional Mechanisms (GIMs), FIGAP has enabled them to implement their mandates, something that could not have been fulfilled without the funds from donors. FIGAP II has implied more quality, deep and detailed work of GIMs and ensured that gender equality and gender mainstreaming have become an important issue. Within their mandates, GIMs have worked to ensure gender mainstreaming in the public administration at different levels. FIGAP II has contributed to capacity building in relation to gender mainstreaming within institutions, so that they have been able to continue to mainstream gender on their own. FIGAP II partners report that thanks to FIGAP II, institutions pay more attention to gender equality issues and gender mainstreaming in their documents. GIMs have review/gender mainstreamed/given an opinion on 370 legal, by-laws, strategic and other regulations. As GIMs always includes a reminder at the end of the document to fulfil requirements in the Gender Equality Law (GEL), the awareness and adherence to gender equality and gender mainstreaming has increased over time through such activity. Various strategies and action plans related to gender equality have been prepared by the GIMs thanks to FIGAP, and adopted, including the new BiH Gender Action Plan 2023-2027. Work on gender statistics have led to the development of the Gender Equality Index, that more institutions now collect and record data classified by gender, and that gender-disaggregated statistical data has increased... The degree of participation of GIMs in consultations and working groups for drafting laws and sectoral policies has increased. Hence, during FIGAP II, the influence of GIMs (gender mainstreaming) has increased. GIMs close cooperation with line ministries and other institutions has led to more requests for support from GIMs from institutions, not only when drafting the documentation but also during implementation. More institutions have included obligations from the BiH Gender Action Plan into their regular work programs, such as educational and promotional activities for raising awareness on gender equality. FIGAP II has contributed to coordination and collaboration within and between institutions on issues related gender equality. GIMs have continued to coordinate with and provided support to gender mechanisms elsewhere in the institutions, such as parliamentary bodies for gender equality and other committees. Trainings on gender equality law for various institutions has resulted in greater willingness of the institutions and legislative bodies to plan, implement and monitor gender equality measures. The number of measures related to gender equality and gender mainstreaming adopted by the institutional partners increased. GIMs participation, support in and work in coordination bodies for different action plans resulted in strengthening of institutional capacities for the independent introduction of gender equality into the work. The number of institutions that keep gender-disaggregated data has increased. Civil servants in different institutions has gained knowledge and increased capacities on different topics related to gender equality. Modules on gender equality are now included in training programs for civil servants. 31 projects that contributes to the Gender Action Plan of BiH through grants to civil society organisations have been completed. The projects have been carried out in different fields and in different places in BiH. Projects have also contributed to mutual trust, partnership and joint action of NGOs and GIMs. As a result of FIGAP II and GIMs activities, gender equality has increasingly becoming a priority and one of the cross cutting elements in all sectoral areas as well as in the EU integration process. New modules have been introduced for the training and education on gender equality related issues of civil servants, police officers and judges and prosecutors. Cooperation with the academic community has led to improved university classes on gender equality. FIGAP II has implied a better coordination of work between the three GIMs, something that has been increaslingly difficult due to political reasons. This has also benefitted other projects outside FIGAP II, where GIMs participate or have an implementing role, as well as the "ordinary" work that is done by GIMs. FIGAP II has been an enabler for other projects to be operational and also thereby contributed to results in these. GIMs have participated in programs and projects funded and managed by other organisations and donors, such as UN's Women in Elections project, the EU-funded Gender Equality Facility (GEF) project, USAID's project about gender-based violence, and projects and work by UN Women. Results from these projects have also been reported by the FIGAP II program, such as the development of the gender equality index and increased use of gender responsive budgeting in the public sector. According to the GIMs themselves, FIGAP II has provided an important and unique opportunity for the GIMs to own their program, ie not cooperating with another organisation (such as the UN) who plans and controls the budget. The fact that FIGAP II funds go directly to the institutions and that the GIMs own the program beyond being a mere implementer has helped legitimize the GIMs vis a vis other institutions and prevented them for being politically outmaneuvered. With FIGAP II the institutions has managed to get attention to gender equality, which is generally not a prioritised issue.. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55060024-5506002401 Sweden Support to the gender mechanisms of Bosnia och Herzegovina (Gender Equality Agency on state level and two gender centers on entity level). The objective of the contribution is to have a standardised gender mainstreaming in BiH in order to reach a situation where public decisions improve the conditions for women, men, girls and boys equally. The standardized gender mainstreaming should be done through a transparent, accountable, equitable and inclusive programme (FIGAP2). Stöd till Bosnien och Hercegovinas jämställdhetsmyndighet (Gender Equality Agency på statlig nivå och två myndigheter på entitetsnivå). Målet med insatsen är att genom standardiserad jämställdhetsintegrering uppnå att allmänna beslut förbättrar villkoren för kvinnor, män, flickor och pojkar i Bosnien på ett jämställt sett och att en standardiserad jämtälldhetsintegrering i BiH sker på ett öppet, ansvarstagande, jämställt och inkluderande sätt genom programmet (FIGAP2) The intervention aims at - "public decisions to improve the conditions of women, men, girls and boys equally". This should be done by standardisation of gender mainstreaming in Bosnia and Herzegovina (through transparent, accountable, equitable and participatory FIGAP2). There are four objectives of the programme, which all aims at improving gender equality aspects of public decisions in BiH: 1. An accountable GE policy framework in FIGAP priority areas (GBV, Economic Empowerment, public participation)  2. Capable GM structures for GE that perform according to their mandate 3. Effective systems that support the accepted GM approach 4. Competent and sustainable staff contingency in BiH to promote and manage GM agenda Sweden Government of Bosnia Herzegovina Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Bosnia Herzegovina 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 0 4000000 0 5000000 5000000 0 4000000 0 -1000000 0 5000000 1000000 0 -5000000 5000000 -4000000 5000000 4000000 5000000 0 -5000000 0 0 0 14000000 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina 4000000 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina 5000000 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina 5000000 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Western Balkans: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Västra Balkan: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med stärkt administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Västra Balkan: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Western Balkans: Reduced gender-based violence, hate crimes and human trafficking Västra Balkan: Minskat könsrelaterat våld, hatbrott och människohandel Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-55060024-5506002402 Sweden Support to the gender mechanisms of Bosnia och Herzegovina (Gender Equality Agency on state level and two gender centers on entity level). The objective of the contribution is to have a standardised gender mainstreaming in BiH in order to reach a situation where public decisions improve the conditions for women, men, girls and boys equally. The standardized gender mainstreaming should be done through a transparent, accountable, equitable and inclusive programme (FIGAP2). Stöd till Bosnien och Hercegovinas jämställdhetsmyndighet (Gender Equality Agency på statlig nivå och två myndigheter på entitetsnivå). Målet med insatsen är att genom standardiserad jämställdhetsintegrering uppnå att allmänna beslut förbättrar villkoren för kvinnor, män, flickor och pojkar i Bosnien på ett jämställt sett och att en standardiserad jämtälldhetsintegrering i BiH sker på ett öppet, ansvarstagande, jämställt och inkluderande sätt genom programmet (FIGAP2) The intervention aims at - "public decisions to improve the conditions of women, men, girls and boys equally". This should be done by standardisation of gender mainstreaming in Bosnia and Herzegovina (through transparent, accountable, equitable and participatory FIGAP2). There are four objectives of the programme, which all aims at improving gender equality aspects of public decisions in BiH: 1. An accountable GE policy framework in FIGAP priority areas (GBV, Economic Empowerment, public participation)  2. Capable GM structures for GE that perform according to their mandate 3. Effective systems that support the accepted GM approach 4. Competent and sustainable staff contingency in BiH to promote and manage GM agenda Sweden Government of Bosnia Herzegovina Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Government of Bosnia Herzegovina 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 5.1 - Avskaffa alla former av diskriminering av alla kvinnor och flickor överallt 5.1 - End all forms of discrimination against all women and girls everywhere. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -794029 -38372 -755657 0 0 -794029 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina -755657.1899999999 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina -38371.36 Government of Bosnia Herzegovina Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better democratic governance and greater respect for human rights and the rule of law VB: Stärkt demokratisk samhällsstyrning och respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt WB: Better conditions for inclusive reconciliation processes and conflict and violence prevention efforts VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för inkluderande försoningsprocesser samt konflikt- och våldsförebyggande arbete Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55060024-5506002403 Sweden Support to the gender mechanisms of Bosnia och Herzegovina (Gender Equality Agency on state level and two gender centers on entity level). The objective of the contribution is to have a standardised gender mainstreaming in BiH in order to reach a situation where public decisions improve the conditions for women, men, girls and boys equally. The standardized gender mainstreaming should be done through a transparent, accountable, equitable and inclusive programme (FIGAP2). Stöd till Bosnien och Hercegovinas jämställdhetsmyndighet (Gender Equality Agency på statlig nivå och två myndigheter på entitetsnivå). Målet med insatsen är att genom standardiserad jämställdhetsintegrering uppnå att allmänna beslut förbättrar villkoren för kvinnor, män, flickor och pojkar i Bosnien på ett jämställt sett och att en standardiserad jämtälldhetsintegrering i BiH sker på ett öppet, ansvarstagande, jämställt och inkluderande sätt genom programmet (FIGAP2) The intervention aims at - "public decisions to improve the conditions of women, men, girls and boys equally". This should be done by standardisation of gender mainstreaming in Bosnia and Herzegovina (through transparent, accountable, equitable and participatory FIGAP2). There are four objectives of the programme, which all aims at improving gender equality aspects of public decisions in BiH: 1. An accountable GE policy framework in FIGAP priority areas (GBV, Economic Empowerment, public participation)  2. Capable GM structures for GE that perform according to their mandate 3. Effective systems that support the accepted GM approach 4. Competent and sustainable staff contingency in BiH to promote and manage GM agenda Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB 10.3 - Ensure equal opportunity and reduce inequalities of outcome, including by eliminating discriminatory laws, policies and practices and promoting appropriate legislation, policies and action in this regard. 10.3 - Säkerställa lika möjligheter och minska förekomsten av ojämlika utfall, bland annat genom att avskaffa diskriminerande lagstiftning, politik och praxis och främja lagstiftning, politik och åtgärder av lämpligt slag i detta hänseende. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.c - Adopt and strengthen sound policies and enforceable legislation for the promotion of gender equality and the empowerment of all women and girls at all levels. 5.c - Anta och stärka välgrundad politik och genomförbar lagstiftning för att främja jämställdhet och öka alla kvinnors och flickors egenmakt på alla nivåer Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 185960 0 0 0 0 0 185960 185960 NIRAS Sweden AB 185960 NIRAS Sweden AB Reform cooperation with the Western Balkans and Turkey 2021-2027 Reformsamarbete med Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2021-2027 WB: Better prospects for a gender-equal society VB: Stärkta förutsättningar för ett jämställt samhälle Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt SE-0-SE-6-55070059 Sweden Consultancy Fund will cover minor costs in connection with development of communication material, translations, minor consultancy contributions for strategic analyses, or in connection with seminars and meetings. Konsultfonden kommer att täcka mindre kostnader i samband med utvecklingen av kommunikationsmaterial, översättningar, mindre konsultinsatser för strategiska analyser, eller i samband med seminarier och möten. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Public sector policy and administrative management Government & Civil Society-general SE-0-SE-6-55070059-5507005901 Sweden Consultancy Fund will cover minor costs in connection with development of communication material, translations, minor consultancy contributions for strategic analyses, or in connection with seminars and meetings. Konsultfonden kommer att täcka mindre kostnader i samband med utvecklingen av kommunikationsmaterial, översättningar, mindre konsultinsatser för strategiska analyser, eller i samband med seminarier och möten. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 20500 326041 0 20500 346541 Other 20500 Other Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Eastern Europe: A more free and independent media Östeuropa: Friare och mer oberoende media Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting international and national commitments to human rights, gender equality (including the EU strategy for gender equality), and non-discrimination Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller internationella och nationella åtaganden för mänskliga rättigheter, jämställdhet (inklusive EU:s strategi för jämställdhet), och icke-diskriminering Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Women and men more often have the same power to shape society and their own lives Östeuropa: Kvinnor och män har i högre utsträckning samma makt att forma samhället och sina egna liv Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: Increased trust between the parties in prolonged conflicts Östeuropa: Ökat förtroende mellan parterna i utdragna konflikter Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: To bring partner countries closer to meeting EU regulations and international agreements on the environment, climate and energy Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s regelverk och internationella överenskommelser för miljö, klimat och energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Eastern Europe: Strengthened environmental responsibility among the public, business and civil society Östeuropa: Stärkt miljömässigt ansvarstagande hos allmänhet, näringsliv och civilsamhälle Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Eastern Europe: More sustainable public services in areas such as water and sanitation, waste management, energy efficiency and renewable energy Östeuropa: Mer hållbar samhällsservice inom områden som vatten och avlopp, avfallshantering, energieffektivisering och förnybar energi Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Eastern Europe: Partner countries better fulfil EU requirements for entering into and applying association agreements, including deep and comprehensive free trade areas (AAs/DCFTAs). Östeuropa: Att partnerländerna i högre grad uppfyller EU:s krav för att ingå och tillämpa associeringsavtal, inklusive fördjupade frihandelsområden (AA, DCFTA) Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: Competitive small and medium-sized enterprises that make up a larger part of the economy Östeuropa: Konkurrenskraftiga små och medelstora företag som utgör en större del av ekonomin Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Eastern Europe: A more efficient public management with the administrative capacity to implement reforms for EU integration Östeuropa: En mer effektiv offentlig förvaltning med administrativ kapacitet att genomföra reformer för EU-närmandet Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Public services delivered with better quality based on principles of non-discrimination and equal rights and with less corruption Östeuropa: Offentliga tjänster levereras av bättre kvalitet utifrån principer om icke-diskriminering och lika rättigheter och med minskad korruption Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: A more efficient judiciary that guarantees the right to a fair trial and includes a developed system of sanctions, in accordance with European standards Östeuropa: Ett mer effektivt rättsväsende som garanterar rätten till en rättvis rättegång och inkluderar ett utvecklat påföljdssystem, i enlighet med europeisk standard Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Reduced gender-based violence, hate crimes and human trafficking Östeuropa: Minskat könsrelaterat våld, hatbrott och människohandel Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Eastern Europe: A more diverse civil society including political parties with strong popular support Östeuropa: Ett mer pluralistiskt civilt samhälle inklusive politiska partier med stärkt folklig förankring Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Eastern Europe: Improved conditions for democratic accountability and participation in political processes, including the promotion of free elections Östeuropa: Förbättrade förutsättningar för befolkningens demokratiska ansvarsutkrävande och deltagande i politiska processer inklusive främjande av fria val Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55070059-5507005902 Sweden Consultancy Fund will cover minor costs in connection with development of communication material, translations, minor consultancy contributions for strategic analyses, or in connection with seminars and meetings. Konsultfonden kommer att täcka mindre kostnader i samband med utvecklingen av kommunikationsmaterial, översättningar, mindre konsultinsatser för strategiska analyser, eller i samband med seminarier och möten. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 42895 42895 42895 Other 42895 Other Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-55070059-5507005903 Sweden Consultancy Fund will cover minor costs in connection with development of communication material, translations, minor consultancy contributions for strategic analyses, or in connection with seminars and meetings. Konsultfonden kommer att täcka mindre kostnader i samband med utvecklingen av kommunikationsmaterial, översättningar, mindre konsultinsatser för strategiska analyser, eller i samband med seminarier och möten. Sweden Internal decision Letter of Co Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 10564 10564 10564 Other 10564 Other Reform cooperation with Eastern Europe, the Western Balkans and Turkey 2014-2021 Reformsamarbete med Östeuropa, Västra Balkan och Turkiet 2014-2021 Unavailable Ej tillgänglig Unavailable Ej tillgänglig SE-0-SE-6-55180031 Sweden UNODC has applied to Sida for funding of 18 million SEK to carry out the "Institutional Transparency and Citizen Participation at municipal levels" in 60 selected Bolivian municipalities, during the period June 2017 – March 2020. The idea behind the present proposal is that selected municipalities will start promoting a culture of transparency, while receiving technical assistance to improve the municipal officials' skills in order to deliver more efficient services to their communities. Also, civil society organisations, especially led by women, will also receive technical assistance to enhance their social control capabilities. Insatsen syftar till att stärka en kultur av transparens och minska korruptionen i 60 utvalda kommuner genom att stärka den tekniska kompetensen för de kvinnor och män som arbetar i kommunerna vad avser effektiv kommunal förvaltning. Objective 1: Number of Autonomous Municipal Governments have reduced their levels of corruption risks in at least 12 identified areas. Objective 2: Organized civil society, with emphasis on women's organizations, is empowered to exercise its right to social control in the beneficiary municipalities.  Objective 3: Culture of transparency and integrity has been promoted in the targeted municipalities. new Objective 4: An official Bolivian data base on species of plants and animals living in Bolivian forests has been produced.  Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Anti-corruption organisations and institutions Bio-diversity Government & Civil Society-general General Environment Protection During 2020, despite the adverse coronavirus effects, the advances in the intervention were as follows: Objective 1: 59 municipalities have concluded their diagnoses to determine their most vulnerable areas of corruption, which are: i) budget planning and execution, ii) tax management, iii) accounting and internal control, iv) municipal procedures and services, v) human resources, vi) procurement, vii) access to municipal information, viii) legislation and follow-up, and ix) promotion of transparency and fight against corruption. In addition 54 municipalities have issued municipal laws or decrees aproving their own municipal policies on transparency and fight against corruption.  Objective 2: 1453 representatives from civil society (65% of which were female), were trained on accountability, rights to information, social control, transparent transition and procurement.  Objective 3: 319 teachers (of which 208 were women) from almost 100 municipalities in the country have been trained in the use of the tool box on transparency (updated by UNODC under the present contribution). While initially the training was directed only to teachers working in the targeted municipalities, positive externalities determined that such training could benefit also to neighboring municipalities. It should be stressed that 252 teachers had the opportunity to apply/teach the learned tools thus reaching to 2.931 students (of which, 54,4% were female). Further, 48 national youth networks on transparency, created in the targeted municipalities, started to develop different activities promoting transparency values. Objective 4: A Case Study on species of plants and animals living in Bolivian forests has been produced. Three municipalities in the Bolivian amazonia were chosen to participate in such case studies. The final results on this case study will be ready in the begining of the second half of 2021. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-55180031-5518003102 Sweden UNODC has applied to Sida for funding of 18 million SEK to carry out the "Institutional Transparency and Citizen Participation at municipal levels" in 60 selected Bolivian municipalities, during the period June 2017 – March 2020. The idea behind the present proposal is that selected municipalities will start promoting a culture of transparency, while receiving technical assistance to improve the municipal officials' skills in order to deliver more efficient services to their communities. Also, civil society organisations, especially led by women, will also receive technical assistance to enhance their social control capabilities. Insatsen syftar till att stärka en kultur av transparens och minska korruptionen i 60 utvalda kommuner genom att stärka den tekniska kompetensen för de kvinnor och män som arbetar i kommunerna vad avser effektiv kommunal förvaltning. Objective 1: Number of Autonomous Municipal Governments have reduced their levels of corruption risks in at least 12 identified areas. Objective 2: Organized civil society, with emphasis on women's organizations, is empowered to exercise its right to social control in the beneficiary municipalities.  Objective 3: Culture of transparency and integrity has been promoted in the targeted municipalities. new Objective 4: An official Bolivian data base on species of plants and animals living in Bolivian forests has been produced.  Sweden UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8000000 5000000 5000000 1000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8000000 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1000000 5000000 19000000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 8000000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 5000000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 5000000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 1000000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Bolivia 2016-2020 Bolivia 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic institutions, increased capacity and rule of law in the public administration and increased participation in political processes Stärkta demokratiska institutioner, ökad kapacitet och rättsäkerhet i den offentliga förvaltningen och ökat deltagande i politiska processer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55180031-5518003103 Sweden UNODC has applied to Sida for funding of 18 million SEK to carry out the "Institutional Transparency and Citizen Participation at municipal levels" in 60 selected Bolivian municipalities, during the period June 2017 – March 2020. The idea behind the present proposal is that selected municipalities will start promoting a culture of transparency, while receiving technical assistance to improve the municipal officials' skills in order to deliver more efficient services to their communities. Also, civil society organisations, especially led by women, will also receive technical assistance to enhance their social control capabilities. Insatsen syftar till att stärka en kultur av transparens och minska korruptionen i 60 utvalda kommuner genom att stärka den tekniska kompetensen för de kvinnor och män som arbetar i kommunerna vad avser effektiv kommunal förvaltning. Objective 1: Number of Autonomous Municipal Governments have reduced their levels of corruption risks in at least 12 identified areas. Objective 2: Organized civil society, with emphasis on women's organizations, is empowered to exercise its right to social control in the beneficiary municipalities.  Objective 3: Culture of transparency and integrity has been promoted in the targeted municipalities. new Objective 4: An official Bolivian data base on species of plants and animals living in Bolivian forests has been produced.  Sweden UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 15.5 - Take urgent and significant action to reduce the degradation of natural habitats, halt the loss of biodiversity and, by 2020, protect and prevent the extinction of threatened species. 15.5 - Vidta omedelbara och betydande åtgärder för att minska förstörelsen av naturliga livsmiljöer, hejda förlusten av biologisk mångfald och senast 2020 skydda och förebygga utrotning av hotade arter. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 1500000 1500000 1500000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 1500000 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Bolivia 2016-2020 Bolivia 2016-2020 Strengthened democratic institutions, increased capacity and rule of law in the public administration and increased participation in political processes Stärkta demokratiska institutioner, ökad kapacitet och rättsäkerhet i den offentliga förvaltningen och ökat deltagande i politiska processer Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-55180031-5518003104 Sweden UNODC has applied to Sida for funding of 18 million SEK to carry out the "Institutional Transparency and Citizen Participation at municipal levels" in 60 selected Bolivian municipalities, during the period June 2017 – March 2020. The idea behind the present proposal is that selected municipalities will start promoting a culture of transparency, while receiving technical assistance to improve the municipal officials' skills in order to deliver more efficient services to their communities. Also, civil society organisations, especially led by women, will also receive technical assistance to enhance their social control capabilities. Insatsen syftar till att stärka en kultur av transparens och minska korruptionen i 60 utvalda kommuner genom att stärka den tekniska kompetensen för de kvinnor och män som arbetar i kommunerna vad avser effektiv kommunal förvaltning. Objective 1: Number of Autonomous Municipal Governments have reduced their levels of corruption risks in at least 12 identified areas. Objective 2: Organized civil society, with emphasis on women's organizations, is empowered to exercise its right to social control in the beneficiary municipalities.  Objective 3: Culture of transparency and integrity has been promoted in the targeted municipalities. new Objective 4: An official Bolivian data base on species of plants and animals living in Bolivian forests has been produced.  Sweden UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 16.6 - Develop effective, accountable and transparent institutions at all levels. 16.6 - Bygga upp effektiva och transparenta institutioner med ansvarsutkrävande på alla nivåer. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -269649 -468554 0 0 269649 -738203 0 0 -269649 -738203 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime -269648.89 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 269648.89 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime -738203.23 UNODC/United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Bolivia 2021-2025 Bolivia 2021-2025 Democracy and human rights (temporary translation) Stärkta förutsättningar för demokrati och ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter och rättsstatens principer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-60020033 Sweden The purpose of the pre-study aims to provide a better basis for decision making in selection of cooperation forms for implementing Sida's strategies. FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Det föreslås att avsätta totalt MSEK 1,5 för en strategisk utvärdering av transaktionskostnader i biståndet, varav SEK 270 000 föreslås avsättas för en förstudie, MSEK 1,18 för utvärderingen och SEK 50 000 för publicering. Bakgrunden till den strategiska utvärderingen är följande. I budgetpropositionen för 2014 efterlyser regeringen en genomlysning av biståndets transaktionskostnader och konstaterar att det saknas samsyn kring vad som ska definieras som transaktionskostnader . En sådan genomlysning väntas lägga en grund för mer informerade beslut om biståndets inriktning och utformning. Det svenska biståndet ska göra nytta i fattiga och förtryckta människors liv och en förutsättning för detta är att medlen går till avsedda ändamål och att transaktionskostnaderna är rimliga. Vidare konstateras att i särskilt svåra miljöer kan transaktionskostnaderna vara höga, vilket ska vägas mot marginalnyttan av att verka i dessa miljöer. Med skrivningen i budgetpropositionen som grund har Sidas GD tagit initiativ till en strategisk utvärdering av transaktionskostnader inom Sidas verksamhet som en av tre strategiska utvärderingar för Sida 2014. En förstudie behövs för att ge ledning i om det finns ett värde i att gå vidare med en strategisk utvärdering med fokus på transaktionskostnader eller om ett annat fokus skulle ge bättre beslutsunderlag för framtida val av kanaler och instrument för genomförandet av Sidas verksamhet. Förstudien kommer bl. a. klarlägga begreppsapparaten runt transaktionskostnader och relaterade begrepp som t. ex. kostnadseffektivitet, administrativa kostnader, vidareförmedlingsbidrag. Vidare kommer begreppsapparaten tillämpas på en eller två samarbetsformer inom Sida. Slutligen kommer förstudien identifiera vilken kunskap en utvärdering skulle kunna tillföra och i så fall föreslå hur en eventuell strategisk utvärdering skulle kunna utformas. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Sectors not specified Unallocated / Unspecified SE-0-SE-6-60020033-6002003301 Sweden The purpose of the pre-study aims to provide a better basis for decision making in selection of cooperation forms for implementing Sida's strategies. FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Det föreslås att avsätta totalt MSEK 1,5 för en strategisk utvärdering av transaktionskostnader i biståndet, varav SEK 270 000 föreslås avsättas för en förstudie, MSEK 1,18 för utvärderingen och SEK 50 000 för publicering. Bakgrunden till den strategiska utvärderingen är följande. I budgetpropositionen för 2014 efterlyser regeringen en genomlysning av biståndets transaktionskostnader och konstaterar att det saknas samsyn kring vad som ska definieras som transaktionskostnader . En sådan genomlysning väntas lägga en grund för mer informerade beslut om biståndets inriktning och utformning. Det svenska biståndet ska göra nytta i fattiga och förtryckta människors liv och en förutsättning för detta är att medlen går till avsedda ändamål och att transaktionskostnaderna är rimliga. Vidare konstateras att i särskilt svåra miljöer kan transaktionskostnaderna vara höga, vilket ska vägas mot marginalnyttan av att verka i dessa miljöer. Med skrivningen i budgetpropositionen som grund har Sidas GD tagit initiativ till en strategisk utvärdering av transaktionskostnader inom Sidas verksamhet som en av tre strategiska utvärderingar för Sida 2014. En förstudie behövs för att ge ledning i om det finns ett värde i att gå vidare med en strategisk utvärdering med fokus på transaktionskostnader eller om ett annat fokus skulle ge bättre beslutsunderlag för framtida val av kanaler och instrument för genomförandet av Sidas verksamhet. Förstudien kommer bl. a. klarlägga begreppsapparaten runt transaktionskostnader och relaterade begrepp som t. ex. kostnadseffektivitet, administrativa kostnader, vidareförmedlingsbidrag. Vidare kommer begreppsapparaten tillämpas på en eller två samarbetsformer inom Sida. Slutligen kommer förstudien identifiera vilken kunskap en utvärdering skulle kunna tillföra och i så fall föreslå hur en eventuell strategisk utvärdering skulle kunna utformas. Sweden Eva Lithman Consulting Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 250000 0 1 0 250000 Other SE-0-SE-6-60020033-6002003305 Sweden The purpose of the pre-study aims to provide a better basis for decision making in selection of cooperation forms for implementing Sida's strategies. FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Det föreslås att avsätta totalt MSEK 1,5 för en strategisk utvärdering av transaktionskostnader i biståndet, varav SEK 270 000 föreslås avsättas för en förstudie, MSEK 1,18 för utvärderingen och SEK 50 000 för publicering. Bakgrunden till den strategiska utvärderingen är följande. I budgetpropositionen för 2014 efterlyser regeringen en genomlysning av biståndets transaktionskostnader och konstaterar att det saknas samsyn kring vad som ska definieras som transaktionskostnader . En sådan genomlysning väntas lägga en grund för mer informerade beslut om biståndets inriktning och utformning. Det svenska biståndet ska göra nytta i fattiga och förtryckta människors liv och en förutsättning för detta är att medlen går till avsedda ändamål och att transaktionskostnaderna är rimliga. Vidare konstateras att i särskilt svåra miljöer kan transaktionskostnaderna vara höga, vilket ska vägas mot marginalnyttan av att verka i dessa miljöer. Med skrivningen i budgetpropositionen som grund har Sidas GD tagit initiativ till en strategisk utvärdering av transaktionskostnader inom Sidas verksamhet som en av tre strategiska utvärderingar för Sida 2014. En förstudie behövs för att ge ledning i om det finns ett värde i att gå vidare med en strategisk utvärdering med fokus på transaktionskostnader eller om ett annat fokus skulle ge bättre beslutsunderlag för framtida val av kanaler och instrument för genomförandet av Sidas verksamhet. Förstudien kommer bl. a. klarlägga begreppsapparaten runt transaktionskostnader och relaterade begrepp som t. ex. kostnadseffektivitet, administrativa kostnader, vidareförmedlingsbidrag. Vidare kommer begreppsapparaten tillämpas på en eller två samarbetsformer inom Sida. Slutligen kommer förstudien identifiera vilken kunskap en utvärdering skulle kunna tillföra och i så fall föreslå hur en eventuell strategisk utvärdering skulle kunna utformas. Sweden Eva Lithman Consulting Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 222396 0 177396 Other 45000 Other SE-0-SE-6-60020033-6002003306 Sweden The purpose of the pre-study aims to provide a better basis for decision making in selection of cooperation forms for implementing Sida's strategies. FRÅGAN HAR ÄNDRATS – SE ÖVER DITT SVAR Det föreslås att avsätta totalt MSEK 1,5 för en strategisk utvärdering av transaktionskostnader i biståndet, varav SEK 270 000 föreslås avsättas för en förstudie, MSEK 1,18 för utvärderingen och SEK 50 000 för publicering. Bakgrunden till den strategiska utvärderingen är följande. I budgetpropositionen för 2014 efterlyser regeringen en genomlysning av biståndets transaktionskostnader och konstaterar att det saknas samsyn kring vad som ska definieras som transaktionskostnader . En sådan genomlysning väntas lägga en grund för mer informerade beslut om biståndets inriktning och utformning. Det svenska biståndet ska göra nytta i fattiga och förtryckta människors liv och en förutsättning för detta är att medlen går till avsedda ändamål och att transaktionskostnaderna är rimliga. Vidare konstateras att i särskilt svåra miljöer kan transaktionskostnaderna vara höga, vilket ska vägas mot marginalnyttan av att verka i dessa miljöer. Med skrivningen i budgetpropositionen som grund har Sidas GD tagit initiativ till en strategisk utvärdering av transaktionskostnader inom Sidas verksamhet som en av tre strategiska utvärderingar för Sida 2014. En förstudie behövs för att ge ledning i om det finns ett värde i att gå vidare med en strategisk utvärdering med fokus på transaktionskostnader eller om ett annat fokus skulle ge bättre beslutsunderlag för framtida val av kanaler och instrument för genomförandet av Sidas verksamhet. Förstudien kommer bl. a. klarlägga begreppsapparaten runt transaktionskostnader och relaterade begrepp som t. ex. kostnadseffektivitet, administrativa kostnader, vidareförmedlingsbidrag. Vidare kommer begreppsapparaten tillämpas på en eller två samarbetsformer inom Sida. Slutligen kommer förstudien identifiera vilken kunskap en utvärdering skulle kunna tillföra och i så fall föreslå hur en eventuell strategisk utvärdering skulle kunna utformas. Sweden Eva Lithman Consulting Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Other Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 17000 17000 Other SE-0-SE-6-61040008 Sweden Secondments at middle and senior level to UN Women within the broader secondment programme. This support to UN Women is planned to include 2 secondments starting 2014 and 2 starting in 2015. Average cost per secondment per year is 1,5 MSEK. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler för mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Målbild för programmet från 2014-04-29. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning. Oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. -Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Employment creation Other Social Infrastructure & Services SE-0-SE-6-61040008-6104000801 Sweden Secondments at middle and senior level to UN Women within the broader secondment programme. This support to UN Women is planned to include 2 secondments starting 2014 and 2 starting in 2015. Average cost per secondment per year is 1,5 MSEK. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler för mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Målbild för programmet från 2014-04-29. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning. Oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. -Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. 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This support to UN Women is planned to include 2 secondments starting 2014 and 2 starting in 2015. Average cost per secondment per year is 1,5 MSEK. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler för mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Målbild för programmet från 2014-04-29. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning. Oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. -Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. 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This support to UN Women is planned to include 2 secondments starting 2014 and 2 starting in 2015. Average cost per secondment per year is 1,5 MSEK. Insatsen är en del av det centrala sekonderingsprogrammet till multilateraler för mellan och senior nivå. Denna följer GD-beslut från 2013-02-08 samt beslut om Målbild för programmet från 2014-04-29. Motiv och syfte för programmet är; - Sekondering i kompetensförsörjningsperspektiv De internationella systemens sekonderingspolicies bygger på en hög grad av ömsesidighet. De finns där i tillägg till de reguljära rekryteringssystemen, för att möjliggöra mer riktad och tidsbegränsad kompetensförsörjning. Oftast inom områden där det finns ett ömsesidigt intresse mellan det land som sekonderar och organisationen som tar emot. Syftet är att bygga multilateral kompetens på Sida och RK, eftersom samarbetet med multilaterala aktörer ständigt ökar inom svenskt bistånd. Det är ovanligt att sekonderingar omvandlas till vanliga anställningar, och inte heller det primära syftet. Erfarenheter visar också att en sekondering avsevärt kan stärka Sveriges möjligheter att konkurrera i reguljär rekrytering på lång sikt, då en sekondering både bygger och exponerar svensk kompetens. Sekonderingar av svensk expertis kan därtill vara ett alternativ i det nya karriärsystem som är under utformning på Sida och bör kopplas till resultatkontrakten för varje medarbetare, i de fall det är Sida-expertis som sekonderas. -Sekonderingar och strategiskt påverkansarbete Strategiskt påverkansarbete kan vara en aspekt av sekonderingar inom ramen för biståndspolitiska plattformen samt de regeringsbeslutade resultatstrategierna för multilateraler men kan också vara ett specifikt motiv och syfte för sekonderingar som motiveras utifrån svensk utvecklingsprioriterad tematik och/eller i frågor där Sverige har särskilt intresse eller svenskt mervärde är tydligt. Det kan även avse strategiska sekonderingar i förändringsprocesser där Sverige har en särskild roll eller där Sverige driver särskilda policy/sakfrågor eller där Sverige innehar ett tidsbegränsat ordförandeskap. Sweden ILO/International Labour Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency ILO/International Labour Organization 8.3 - Promote development-oriented policies that support productive activities, decent job creation, entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation, and encourage the formalization and growth of micro-, small- and medium-sized enterprises, including through access to financial services. 8.3 - Främja utvecklingsinriktad politik som stöder produktiv verksamhet, skapande av anständiga arbetstillfällen, företagande, kreativitet och innovation samt uppmuntra att mikroföretag liksom små och medelstora företag växer och blir en del av den formella ekonomin, bland annat genom tillgång till finansiella tjänster. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 1260000 60120 10078 10078 10002 10078 10002 10002 10002 10078 54 1209277 19950 -19896 10002 10411 10002 0 1320120 ILO/International Labour Organization 10078 ILO/International Labour Organization 10078 ILO/International Labour Organization 10078 ILO/International Labour Organization 1209276.9100000001 ILO/International Labour Organization 10078 ILO/International Labour Organization 10002 ILO/International Labour Organization 10002 ILO/International Labour Organization 10002 ILO/International Labour Organization 10002 ILO/International Labour Organization 10002 ILO/International Labour Organization 54 ILO/International Labour Organization 19950 ILO/International Labour Organization 10002 ILO/International Labour Organization 10002 ILO/International Labour Organization -19896 ILO/International Labour Organization Capacity development, partnership and methods that support Agenda 2030 for sustainable development 2018-2022 Kapacitetsutveckling, partnerskap och metoder som stöder Agenda 2030 för hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Increased Swedish representation at strategic positions in international development cooperation Ökad svensk representation på strategiska tjänster i internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt Increased deployment and referral of Swedish competencies and experiences within international development cooperation Ökad användning och återföring av svensk kompetens och erfarenheter inom internationellt utvecklingssamarbete Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-61050023 Sweden The proposed intervention is relevant to the broader objective of fighting poverty and strengthening of institutions in order to ensure a better and rapid response to crisis and emergencies. The programme will also assist in building up efficient social protection and labor systems to help the poor and vulnerable and to mitigate the harmful effects of crises in a coherent manner. Denna insats genom Världsbankens TF syftar till att bidra till att bygga och stärka socialt skydd och arbetsmarknadssystem i utvecklingsländerna, nämligen i Afrika. Insatsen avser system för social trygghet, socialförsäkring och arbetsmarknadsprogram. Det övergripande målet är att förbättra de fattigas motståndskraft mot oväntade katastrofer och kriser. The expected outcomes are: 1) improved data availability; 2) better information management capacity; 3) more informed decision for policy and program designs and reforms; 4) improved Social Protection and labour system components; 5) better system integration and cohesion; and 6) greater policy/program implementation capacity. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Developing countries, unspecified Social Protection Other Social Infrastructure & Services The Rapid Social Response Multi-donor Trust Fund (RSR-MDTF) was designed as a response to meet the effects of the financial crises in 2008-2009 and a tool to further enhance the implementation of the Social Protection and Jobs sector strategy also known as the SPJ Compass 2012-2022. It had renewed interest in 2019-2020 and a parallel Trust Fund was established under an RSR Adaptive Umbrella Trust Fund (RSR-ADSP) as a response to the COVID-19 crisis. The RSR-MDTF/RSR-ADSP (RSR) have thematic windows for example a classical window and thematic windows for gender, youth and food security. The World Bank reports that the RSR has: • leveraged over US$8.5 billion of International Development Association (IDA) and US$1.7 billion of International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) operations and a matching $7 billion in Government financed SPJ programs and other domestic resource mobilization - altogether $17.2 billion, • Reached over 175 million poor and vulnerable people increasingly women. Helped 99 countries enhance the capacity of social protection and jobs systems, • Facilitated new partnerships and promoted global knowledge exchanges such as the South-South Learning Forum and numerous regional and sub-regional Communities of Practice on social protection and jobs issues, • Helped develop six Inter-Agency Social Protection Assessment (ISPA) tools. Out of 69 ISPA applications, half of them are supported by RSR funding, • improved the ASPIRE (Atlas of Social Protection Indicators of Resilience and Equity) that now includes performance indicators of social protection program based on 328 surveys from 124 countries. RSR Phase 2 (2012-2024) financed by Sida: supported countries through new innovative, catalytic windows aimed at increasing the adaptability of social protection systems during crisis and in particularly high impact areas such as nutrition, disaster risk management, fragility, youth empowerment, gender-smart social protection, digital economy and artificial intelligence. The fund provided small, averaging US$356,000, but highly catalytic funding and paved the way for larger World Bank supported operations. In total RSR awarded 149.8 million USD in 420 grants, with nearly US$150 million in funding, allocated through 21 competitive calls for proposals. From 2013 to 2018, RSR expanded its scope: supporting country reforms, piloting innovations, and advancing policies that empowered vulnerable populations beyond immediate crisis response. Women, migrants, people with disabilities, and displaced communities remained central to this agenda. In 2014, RSR began addressing risk head-on, supporting countries to strengthen disaster preparedness and integrate resilience into social protection systems to deliver services more effectively in crises. RSRs approach emphasized practical design parameters to guide disaster-responsive social protection: establish disaster financing mechanisms in advance, foster inter-agency coordination, invest early in delivery systems, and build flexibility into programs. These principles applied across dozens of grants enabled countries to act faster and more effectively in times of crisis. Equally important was the focus on reliable data systems and strong institutional capacity, which ensured programs could scale quickly and deliver targeted support when and where it mattered most. The RSR-ADSP also supports efforts to expand access and opportunities to strengthen household resilience, develop sustainable livelihoods, and improve productivity to foster human capital and a durable escape from poverty for all. The RSR-ADSP has been instrumental in addressing emerging concerns and helping the Bank and clients respond to new crises. Beginning with Round 18 in 2020, when Sida decided to add financing to the fund, the RSR-ADSP pivoted to support clients and teams adapt social protection and safety net programs to deal with the COVID-19 crisis where the World bank estimates that 49 million people were pushed into extreme poverty. RSR worked to overcome structural barriers to economic inclusion so that more people can access jobs, services, and opportunities to break the cycle of poverty. At the same time, RSR showed that clients respond most to credible evidence and demonstration, and that true partnerships go beyond funding to build trust, spark innovation, and sustain impact. Also, RSR grants have also enabled greater dialogue with clients, provided analytical and diagnostic information to strengthen program design, supported teams to innovate and take risks with new ideas, and financed the development of new tools and other public goods that have enhanced social protection and labor programming around the world. Links to Sida's bilateral portfolio As mentioned above the RSR-ADSP provides small but highly catalytic financing for innovative activities that often pave the way for larger World Bank supported operations and where some have direct or indirect links to Sida financed bilateral assistance. A few examples are listed below: In Liberia, an RSR grant supported the design and roll-out of a national social registry integrated with the IDA-backed safety net project. The initiative delivered concrete results: alternative approaches for a nationwide database, a new management information system to eliminate duplication and inefficiencies, and a harmonized targeting mechanism to support unified program delivery. These efforts shaped the Liberia Social Safety Nets Project, a five-year, $10 million IDA operation providing income support to the poorest and most food-insecure households. The program is co-financed by Sida. An RSR-supported study in Zambia identified ways to adapt social protection programs to reduce gender based violence (GBV) risks and the World Banks Girls Education and Women's Empowerment and Livelihoods (GEWEL) and Supporting Women's Livelihoods (SWL) have mobilized male champions, school-based campaigns, and traditional leaders to confront GBV and promote equitable relationships. In addition in Zambia and Tanzania, efforts to improve grievance redress mechanisms, update referral pathways, and increase survivor confidentiality have begun to close the gap. Sida have co-financed GEWEL in Zambia and the social protection development in Tanzania. Another example is Afghanistan where ultra-poor households, particularly women-headed households facing socioeconomic challenges and high vulnerability received a multi-dimensional economic inclusion package, using a tailored Poverty Graduation approach. Knowledge products for Policy and Practice Over the years, a wide range of reports, tool-kits, and policy briefs have advanced knowledge across countries. By collecting lessons from research, operational experience, and global evidence, these resources provide a robust evidence base that helps policymakers and practitioners design stronger programs and build social protection systems that are more inclusive, resilient, and adaptive. Today there are more than 450 publicly available reports, tool-kits, working papers, and books, and the creation of dozens of knowledge platforms, partnerships, and learning events. Some key documents are listed below: - The 1.5 Billion People Question: Food, Vouchers, or Cash Transfers?, 2017 - The Future of Work in Africa, 2020 - Investing in Early Childhood Development, 2015 - Exploring Universal Basic Income: A Guide to Navigating Concepts, Evidence, and Practices, 2020 - Adaptive Social Protection (ASP)a proactive approach that strengthens household resilience before a shock and improves recovery afterward, 2020 - The Safety First: How to Leverage Safety Nets to Prevent Gender-Based Violence toolkit was launched in June 2021 - Insights and Lessons from Interventions in Settings of Fragility, Conflict, and Violence, 2024 Global Platforms The RSR has played a catalytic role in advancing many global social protection initiatives. By funding analytical work, piloting innovations, and supporting country operations, RSR has helped generate the data, evidence, and operational models that underpin platforms such as ASPIRE, Solutions for youth employment (S4YE), Universal Social Protection 2030 (USP2030), and Social Protection Inter Agency Cooperation - Board (SPIAC-B). No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050023-6105002301 Sweden The proposed intervention is relevant to the broader objective of fighting poverty and strengthening of institutions in order to ensure a better and rapid response to crisis and emergencies. The programme will also assist in building up efficient social protection and labor systems to help the poor and vulnerable and to mitigate the harmful effects of crises in a coherent manner. Denna insats genom Världsbankens TF syftar till att bidra till att bygga och stärka socialt skydd och arbetsmarknadssystem i utvecklingsländerna, nämligen i Afrika. Insatsen avser system för social trygghet, socialförsäkring och arbetsmarknadsprogram. Det övergripande målet är att förbättra de fattigas motståndskraft mot oväntade katastrofer och kriser. The expected outcomes are: 1) improved data availability; 2) better information management capacity; 3) more informed decision for policy and program designs and reforms; 4) improved Social Protection and labour system components; 5) better system integration and cohesion; and 6) greater policy/program implementation capacity. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 70000000 0 70000000 0 70000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 70000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-61050023-6105002302 Sweden The proposed intervention is relevant to the broader objective of fighting poverty and strengthening of institutions in order to ensure a better and rapid response to crisis and emergencies. The programme will also assist in building up efficient social protection and labor systems to help the poor and vulnerable and to mitigate the harmful effects of crises in a coherent manner. Denna insats genom Världsbankens TF syftar till att bidra till att bygga och stärka socialt skydd och arbetsmarknadssystem i utvecklingsländerna, nämligen i Afrika. Insatsen avser system för social trygghet, socialförsäkring och arbetsmarknadsprogram. Det övergripande målet är att förbättra de fattigas motståndskraft mot oväntade katastrofer och kriser. The expected outcomes are: 1) improved data availability; 2) better information management capacity; 3) more informed decision for policy and program designs and reforms; 4) improved Social Protection and labour system components; 5) better system integration and cohesion; and 6) greater policy/program implementation capacity. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 10.4 - Besluta om politik, särskilt finans-, löne- och socialskyddspolitik, och successivt uppnå ökad jämlikhet. 10.4 - Adopt policies, especially fiscal, wage and social protection policies, and progressively achieve greater equality. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 20000000 0 20000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 20000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Improved conditions for social protection systems Förbättrade förutsättningar för social trygghetssystem Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61050023-6105002303 Sweden The proposed intervention is relevant to the broader objective of fighting poverty and strengthening of institutions in order to ensure a better and rapid response to crisis and emergencies. The programme will also assist in building up efficient social protection and labor systems to help the poor and vulnerable and to mitigate the harmful effects of crises in a coherent manner. Denna insats genom Världsbankens TF syftar till att bidra till att bygga och stärka socialt skydd och arbetsmarknadssystem i utvecklingsländerna, nämligen i Afrika. Insatsen avser system för social trygghet, socialförsäkring och arbetsmarknadsprogram. Det övergripande målet är att förbättra de fattigas motståndskraft mot oväntade katastrofer och kriser. The expected outcomes are: 1) improved data availability; 2) better information management capacity; 3) more informed decision for policy and program designs and reforms; 4) improved Social Protection and labour system components; 5) better system integration and cohesion; and 6) greater policy/program implementation capacity. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 10.4 - Besluta om politik, särskilt finans-, löne- och socialskyddspolitik, och successivt uppnå ökad jämlikhet. 10.4 - Adopt policies, especially fiscal, wage and social protection policies, and progressively achieve greater equality. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -645102 -1691975 -1691975 0 -645102 -2337077 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -645101.55 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -1691974.7 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-61050040 Sweden UN-Habitat is the mandated UN-organisation to work with urban development. This is a framework agreement with the purpose to support the implementation of some selected focus areas in UN-Habitats strategic plan. Enheten för Global Ekonomi och Miljö (GECO) föreslår härmed att Sida bör stödja UN-Habitat med 134 MSEK för perioden 2016-2019 (32 MSEK/år för 2016-2017 och 35 MSEK/år för 2018-2019). Stödet innebär en ökning från nuvarande nivå om 25 MSEK/år för perioden 2012-2015. Detta motiveras främst av att relevansen av UN-Habitat's verksamhet har ökat då urbana frågor får allt större genomslag och då skrivningen om hållbar utveckling av städer i den innevarande strategin är tydligare än tidigare strategi samt att Sidas stöd till UN-Habitat inte förändrats sedan 2009 då INTEM nuvarande form för övergripande (sk 'Framework agreement') finansiellt stöd inleddes samt att insatsen är minst lika relevant som tidigare. UD har gett kärnstöd till UN-Habitat om 11 MSEK/år fram tom 2014 men detta stöd upphörde förra året. UD har dock inte ännu tagit ett formellt beslut om att upphöra med stödet. UDs stöd har dock inte samma syfte som Sidas medel då deras medel består av kärnstöd som skall användas för övergripande internationella och andra processer, medan Sidas stöd används till projektverksamhet. Utöver Sida/GECOs stöd, så finns även avtal mellan UN-Habitat och Sidas bilaterala kontor för Kenya. Fram tom 2014 gav Sida ett omfattande stöd till UN-Habitat för ett projekt om stadsplanering i Kosovo. Detta projekt har varit mycket framgångsrikt men Sida bedömer nu att det inte finns anledning att fortsätta denna verksamhet. Sidas stöd har tidigare utgått för genomförande av ett begränsat antal fokusområden inom UN-Habitats egen strategi, Strategic Plan avseende (SP) 2014-2019 och Medium-Term Strategic Implementation Plan (MTSIP) för 2008-2013. Stöd har främst utgått till projekt som Global Land Tool Network, Safer Cities, flera projekt inom fysisk planering, urban lagstiftning samt till övergripande processer som transparans (Open UN-Habitat), revisioner, utvärderingar, 'governance', reformer av det finansiella systemet, demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter samt utvecklande av resultatramverk. Den huvudsakliga inriktningen på Sidas stöd avses fortsätta även framgent (se projektförslag i bilaga). Dock har SP exempelvis mindre fokus på fysisk planering än MTSIP vilket föranleder vissa förändringar i inriktningen. Det föreslås här att Sida framöver skall ha ett något mer riktat till specifika tematiska fokusområden i Strategic Plan än stödet för 2012-2015. Detta motiveras av den nuvarande situationen i UN-Habitat. UN-Habitat har under flera år fått minskade kärnbidrag (men tvärtom utökad finansiering av projektverksamhet). Flera viktiga givare har slutat att finansiera organisationen med kärnstöd på global nivå men fortsatt med riktat stöd (tex Storbritanien och Nederländerna). De minskande kärnbidragen beror främst på ett missnöje över bristande reformarbete inom UN-Habitat övergripande styrning med för många beslutande instanser och misskött handledning/handäggning av övergripande internationella processer såsom exvis arrangemanget av större internationella konferenser. Utökad andel av budgeten för projektfinansiering har inneburit att UN-Habitats normativa verksamhet har minskat i omfattning och den operativa verksamheten ökat. Trots personalnedskärningar för normativ verksamhet under senare år, så bedömer Sida att UN-Habitat fortfarande bör ha en tillräckligt stor kader skickliga medarbetare och relevant verksamhet för att motivera fortsatt stöd men minskade kärnbidrag har inneburit att handläggarna på UN-Habitat ägnar en större andel av sin arbetstid till att finna projektfinansiering. Det har därför blivit en större och dessutom olämplig konkurrens internt på UN-Habitat om Sidas medel. Samtliga projekt som Sida avser stödja ryms inom Strategic Plan för 2014-2019 som också omfattar ett resultatramverk. Strategic Plan har godkänts av FNs generalförsamling och UN-Habitats medlemsländer. Projekten är baserat på ett förslag från UN-Habitat varefter en öppen dialog om prioriteringar har genomförts med UN-Habitat. Sida medel kommer att användas för projekt inom exempelvis markfrågor, säkra städer, uthållig stadsplanering, legala frågor, klimatanpassning samt övergripande frågor som jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter, transparans och revision. Sida kommer att föra dialog om UN-Habitat's årsrapport där även rapportering mot resultatramverk ingår. Ingen särskild Sida-rapportering önskas utan den är baserad på organisationens rapportering mot SP och uppföljningsmöten skall ske tillsammans med andra givare i den mån som detta är möjligt. Sida avser att fortsätta med årliga uppföljningsmöten av sitt stöd och att försöka harmonisera de årliga överläggningarna med andra givare, framförallt Norge och Spanien som tidigare har deltagit vid dessa möten. Resultatramverket med sk Expected Accomplishments ger Sida fortsatt möjligheter att följa upp resultaten från den verksamhet som Sida stödjer. I övrigt kommer UN-Habitat bland annat inkomma med arbetsplaner (avseende 2-årsplaner), årliga rapporter samt budget och finansiella rapporter. Sida kommer inte få särskilda årsrapporter utan använder de som UN-Habitat är ålagda att göra av sina medlemsländer. Sida avser också att även fortsättningsvis ha en god dialog med UD om utvecklingen av Sidas övergripande dialog med UN-Habitat. Sida bedömer att UN-Habitat är relevant för flera resultatområden inom Resultatstrategi för miljö- och klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling 2014-2017. Insatsen är särskilt relevant när det gäller resultatområdena om hållbar stadsutveckling då UN-Habitat har ett unikt mandat inom FN-familjen att verka inom stadsutveckling. Sida bedömer också att UN-Habitat är skickliga, jämfört med flera andra FN-organisationer, på att ta hänsyn till relevanta perspektiv inom jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter (relativt nyutvecklat område på UN-Habitat), miljö och klimat och allmänt den fattiga människans perspektiv. Det sistnämnda yttrar sig på flera sätt, exempelvis genom den inkluderande form av stadsplanering som UN-Habitat förordar. Inom den operativa och till stor del humanitära verksamheten (som Sida GECO inte stödjer men som består av ca 80% av budgeten) så har UN-Habitat ett internationellt gott renomme (katastrof/konflikt, post-katastrof/konflikt). UN-Habitat är en del FN-sekretariatet och inte en självständig organisation (sk 'agency') vilket innebär UN-Habitat använder sig av sekretariatets system för tex uppföljning, anti-korruption och upphandling. Flera externa utvärderingar har utförts om UN-Habitats genomförande av sina respektive strategier. En särskild utvärdering har utförts om genomförandet av den strategi som gällde för 2008-2013 och den var övervägande positiv. Den senaste revisionen presenterades så sent som i juli-2015 av UN-BOA avseende perioden 2013-2014 och denna rapport var övervägande positiv. Den senaste utvärderingen är daterad december-2014 och utförd av United Nations Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS). Utvärderingen lyfter fram organisationens växande relevans då de urbana frågorna globalt blir allt viktigare, höga ambitioner och många exempel på framgångsrik och viktig verksamhet. Utvärderingarna är dock inte odelat positiva utan omfattar även allvarlig kritik. OIOS-rapporten lyfter särskilt fram problematiken kring minskade kärnbidrag och brister i viktiga interna processer som exempelvis riskhantering, kompetensförsörjning, strategi för resursmobilisering och partnerskap samt robusta system för långsiktig resultatuppföljning (dvs den sk 'outcome'-nivån). Sidas bedömning är att UN-Habitats medelshantering har varit god och att delar av OIOS kritik inte gäller den verksamhet som Sida stödjer (bla så gör UN-Habitat utvärderingar på större delen av verksamheten som Sida stödjer). Sida bör dock följa upp de brister som OIOS-rapporten lyfter fram. Vidare så har inte MOPAN gjort en utvärdering av UN-Habitat. Det bör framhållas att UN-Habitat är ansvarig för genomförandet av den stora internationella konferensen Habitat III i Quito, Ecuador, 2016. UN-Habitat skapades vid Habitat I i Vancouver 1976 och sedan dess har globala internationella konferenser beslutade av FNs generalförsamling avhållits var 20:e år. Det finns ganska stora förväntningar om att Habitat III eventuellt kan medföra ett större globalt fokus på städernas betydelse och att UN-Habitats mandat, utformning och styrning kan komma att förändras 2016. Det är rimligt att anta att Habitat III processen kommer föranleda ökat fokus på urbana frågor i Sverige och globalt. Det är Sidas bedömning att urbana frågor i allmänhet har ökat i betydelse i den internationella diskursen under senare år vilket bla manifesterats i Rio-konferensen 2012, i förslagen till Sustainable Development Goals samt förberedelserna till Habitat III. Sidas förslag på avtal med UN-Habitat inkluderar en beredskap för de signifikanta förändringar som Habitat III eventuellt kan medföra. Sida har möjlighet att omförhandla 30% av bidraget till UN-Habitat för 2017-2019 i samband med 2017 års första utbetalning. Upplägget ger dock UN-Habitat möjligheter till god framförhållning och säkerhet i medelstilldelning i enlighet med Paris och Accra. Huvuddelen av medlen kommer att användas av UN-Habitat direkt men en mindre del av medlen kommer att vidareförmedlas. UN-Habitat system för uppföljning av vidareförmedlade medel använder sig av FN's system och är därmed tillfredsställande. Undantag görs för insatsen för paragraf 2.10 i insatsregeln. FN reviderar sin verksamhet med perioder om 24 månader och Sida anser inte att det finns behov av att en särskild revidering utförs för Sida medel. Undantag görs även för insatsregelns paragraf 2.8.5 om återbetalning av erhållen ränta. Sida bedömer att räntan inte kommer att bestå av ett stort belopp. UN-Habitat har därmed möjlighet att utnyttja räntan för verksamhet som stöds av detta beslut och i enlighet med den fördelning av medel som framgår av UN-Habitats projektdokument. The overall aim of the intervention is to support selected parts of UN-Habitat's Strategic Plan (SP) for 2014-2019 based on the priorities of the Swedish government. A total of 154 000 000 SEK was disbursed to UN-Habitat over the period of the intervention. The overall goal of the SP is to contribute to "Well-planned, well-governed and efficient cities and other human settlements with adequate infrastructure and universal access to employment, land and basic services, including housing, water, sanitation, energy and transport". The strategic result of the SP is: Environmentally, economically and socially sustainable, gender-sensitive and inclusive urban development policies implemented by national, regional and local authorities have improved the standard of living of the urban poor and enhance their participation in the socio-economic life of the city. This will be achieved through supporting approximately 17 projects (each with their respective outcomes) within five of the focus areas of the SP as well as three thematic and/or mainstreaming areas. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Urban development and management Other Multisector For 2019 - the sixth and final year into the implementation of the agency's strategic plan - UN-Habitat has reported on a wide range of results, encompassing institutional- and operational-level results.  The UN-Habitat internal restructuring process, launched in 2018, progressed during the year - a new organization structure was developed and approved by the Executive Board, with the structure taking effect on 1 January, 2020. Over the programme period, UN-Habitat has supported countries towards implementing SDG 11 and other urban related goals, the New Urban Agenda (although in a more limited scale) and the strategic plan was implemented in a matrix structure in which branches worked closely with regional offices in implementing projects and programmes to reduce a previously siloed programming approach. The New Urban Agenda from 2016 has reaffirmed UN-Habitat’s role as focal point for sustainable urbanization, and human settlements in collaboration with other UN system entities, recognizing the linkages between sustainable development, disaster reduction, climate change, housing, etc., that are becoming increasingly prominent as a global, national and local priorities. Below, some examples of both institutional and operational activities are presented. There are a lot of reporting on operational activities, and the examples below are just a small selection. UN-Habitat is operating on local, national, regional and global levels. Looking at the regional summaries of 2019, 21 projects were carried out in 26 African countries, using 28.30 million USD; 15 projects were carried out in 10 Asian countries, using 22.75 million USD; 22 projects were carried out in 14 MENA countries, using 44.14 million USD; and 9 projects were carried out in 6 Latin American and Carribean countries, using 17.45 million USD. Activities have also been carried out in countries of the commonwealth of independent states (such as Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan) and other countries and territories in Europe (such as Serbia & Turkey).   Institutional reforms Sweden was a major supporter of these institutional reforms.  - The first UN-Habitat Assembly was successfully convened in May 2019 and attracted 2,900 delegates including national delegations from 127 countries, four heads of state and government and 49 ministers. One of the key outcomes from the first Assembly was the approval of the new UN-Habitat Strategic Plan 2020—2023 along with five programmatic resolutions, one decision and one ministerial declaration. - The results framework of the Strategic Plan 2020—2023 was developed in consultation with colleagues from across UN-Habitat and member states. - UN-Habitat spearheaded the development of a United Nations system-wide strategy on sustainable urbanization working with over 24 organizations. The strategy the blueprint for sustainable urban development and was adopted by the Chief Executive Board led by the United Nations Secretary-General, in April 2019. - Several key changes were implemented to strengthen internal processes for a fit-for-purpose agency. These included: the development of a matrix of highpriority functions to be decentralized with timelines; agreement on policies and procedures to be decentralized; including training and capacity development; standardization of contracts for equitable treatment and organizational cost-savings; and the finalization of a new cost recovery and allocation policy. - Concrete steps were taken to address the financial deficit. Austerity measures were adopted including the freezing of recruitment, restricted travel and audits of financial practices. These measures were coupled with direct appeals to member states for support to address operational needs.   Selection of results relevant to the Strategy for Sweden’s global development cooperation in the areas of environmental sustainability, sustainable climate and oceans, and sustainable use of natural resources 2018–2022   Strategy sub-target: Environmentally sustainable cities and communities. UN-Habitat supports countries to improve policies, plans and designs for more compact, socially inclusive, safe, integrated, connected, climate change resilient cities. It provides governments at all levels with tested approaches, guidelines and tools to promote the management of growth and improved sustainability, efficiency and equity of cities and other human settlements through planning and design. This sub-programme on urban planning and design connects to the strategic goal about environmentally sustainable cities and communities. In 2019, more than 80 cities across all regions adopted plans and designs developed through the Lab and the Public Space Programme, 1.82 million people were at the end of the year enjoying safe access to more than 104 public spaces that have been designed and upgraded through UN-Habitat’s global public space programme that operates in 75 cities, and 53 countries were supported in the development, implementation and monitoring of national urban policies promoting inclusive and participatory approaches by the end of 2019, up from 4 countries in 2014. ---- UN-Habitat transforms urban data, research outputs into products that guide member states, to formulate informed decisions for sustainable urban development. It contributes to monitoring and assessment of the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals and coordinate preparation of the Quadrennial Report on the New Urban Agenda. Efforts within the sub-programme on research and capacity development are relevant to the strategic goal on environmentally-sustainable cities and communities. In 2019, 540 cities in 13 countries implemented the City ProsperityInitiative to undertake diagnostics, create baselines, propose targets and produce actions plans and policy decisions, 416 local governments and 42 national governments used UN-Habitat flagship publications for evidence-based policy formulation, and 134 participants from 24 countries  representing national statistical offices and urban observatories benefitted from the regional training on monitoring and reporting tools in 2019. --- UN-Habitat supports local, regional and national authorities in adopting and implementing policies and strategies that promote inclusive economic growth and development, create economic opportunities for all, particularly for young women, men and vulnerable groups, and improve municipal finance. UN-Habitat's work under the urban economy and municipal finance sub-programme contributes to the strategic goals on environmentally-sustainable cities and communities, and greater access to basic services.   In 2019, 30 partner cities prepared local economic development plans based on detailed local economic assessments, 61 cities were engaged by UN-Habitat on urban youth development programmes, focusing on public space, participation in governance, livelihoods and peace-building, and 69'253 youth were trained by the Urban Youth Fund in areas of sustainable urbanization and livelihoods.   Strategy sub-target: Greater access to basic services and housing in urban areas for people living in poverty. Strategy sub-target: Increased access to sustainable renewable energy at an affordable price for people living in poverty. Strategy sub-target: Reduced vulnerability for people living in poverty and increased resilience to handle climate change and natural disasters. UN-Habitat supports member states increase access to adequate and affordable housing to improve the standard of living in existing slums and curb the growth of new ones in an inclusive manner. The sub-programme on housing and slum upgrading connects to the strategic goal about increased access to basic community services and housing in urban areas for people living in poverty and reduced vulnerability in people living in poverty, and increased resilience to tackle climate change and natural disasters. In 2019, 800'000 people were protected from evictions and partner countries were engaged in improving living conditions and acknowledged slum dwellers “right to stay”, 56 countries have benefitted from tools and knowledge aligned with UN-Habitat’s inclusive and integrated slum upgrading approach to independently formulate gender and climate sensitive strategies, 35 citywide, national and regional strategies for slum upgrading have been developed through UN-Habitat’s Participatory Slum Upgrading Programme, and 43 countries  received technical advice from UN-Habitat to formulate and implement improved housing policies. ---- UN-Habitat’s work in urban basic services provides partner countries with technical expertise to strengthen policy and institutional frameworks that integrate basic service delivery at all levels of city governance, in order to improve their capacity and efficiency in the provision of clean water, adequate sanitation and waste management services. UN-Habitat also supports initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to support the Paris Accord, foster inclusive accessibility in cities and promote development of clean energy sources. The urban basic services sub-programme connects to the strategic goals about increased access to basic community services and housing in urban areas for people living in poverty, increased access to sustainable renewable energy at an affordable cost for people living in poverty and sustainable energy systems based on renewable energy. In 2019, 7 new water operator partnerships joined the Global Water Operators' Partnership Alliance and 187 water operators' partnerships improved their service delivery, 1 million users benefitted from water utilities whose capacity and performance have improved through the Global Water Operators Partnership Alliance in 2019, and the number of cities being part of the global Waste Wise Cities Campaign rose to 169, with 109 cities joining in 2019 in response to UN-Habitat’s advocacy efforts for urgent action on solid waste management. ---- UN-Habitat helps governments identify key urban laws, regulations and processes requiring reform and adoption; strengthens land and tenure security for all, especially vulnerable groups such as women and those displaced by conflict or natural disaster; raises awareness about decentralization and provides tools and technical advice to promote urban safety. The sub-programme on urban legislation, land and governance connects to the strategic goal about increased access to basic community services and housing in urban areas for people living in poverty. In 2019, the number of legal instruments on on urban law that are stored in UN-Habitat's global urban legislation database (UrbanLex) has reached 1800 (compare with 560 in 2015). The database helps stakeholders access urban laws for learning and comparative analysis. Also, 1.2 million people in 13 countries have benefitted from UN-Habitat and Global Land Tool Network’s normative frameworks and tools on land and tenure security and 1600 change agents (45 %of them women) from 36 institutions in 2019 improved their capacity to promote and implement propoor and gender-responsive land tools.   Strategy sub-target: Reduced vulnerability for people living in poverty and increased resilience to handle climate change and natural disasters. UN-Habitat supports member states build resilience to the impacts of crises in cities and provide technical support to recover from crisis events. UN-Habitat advocates and influences the global community to strengthen urban resilience as well as sustainable crisis response and recovery programming. The sub-programme on risk reduction and rehabilitation connects to the strategic goal about reduced vulnerability in people living in poverty, and increased resilience to tackle climate change and natural disasters. In 2019, more than 1 million people benefitted from UN-Habitat’s interventions in sustainable urban reconstruction in post-crisis situations and within protracted conflict environments, 30 cities across 11 countries in Africa used the City Resilience Action Planning Tool to assess their resilience needs and develop strategies and action plans to reduce vulnerabilities and build resilience to natural and human-made hazards, and over 4200 cities  are now part of the global campaign, the Making Cities Resilient Campaign, which UN-Habitat chairs, and are contributing to the achievement of urban elements and targets of the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction.     No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050040-6105004001 Sweden UN-Habitat is the mandated UN-organisation to work with urban development. This is a framework agreement with the purpose to support the implementation of some selected focus areas in UN-Habitats strategic plan. Enheten för Global Ekonomi och Miljö (GECO) föreslår härmed att Sida bör stödja UN-Habitat med 134 MSEK för perioden 2016-2019 (32 MSEK/år för 2016-2017 och 35 MSEK/år för 2018-2019). Stödet innebär en ökning från nuvarande nivå om 25 MSEK/år för perioden 2012-2015. Detta motiveras främst av att relevansen av UN-Habitat's verksamhet har ökat då urbana frågor får allt större genomslag och då skrivningen om hållbar utveckling av städer i den innevarande strategin är tydligare än tidigare strategi samt att Sidas stöd till UN-Habitat inte förändrats sedan 2009 då INTEM nuvarande form för övergripande (sk 'Framework agreement') finansiellt stöd inleddes samt att insatsen är minst lika relevant som tidigare. UD har gett kärnstöd till UN-Habitat om 11 MSEK/år fram tom 2014 men detta stöd upphörde förra året. UD har dock inte ännu tagit ett formellt beslut om att upphöra med stödet. UDs stöd har dock inte samma syfte som Sidas medel då deras medel består av kärnstöd som skall användas för övergripande internationella och andra processer, medan Sidas stöd används till projektverksamhet. Utöver Sida/GECOs stöd, så finns även avtal mellan UN-Habitat och Sidas bilaterala kontor för Kenya. Fram tom 2014 gav Sida ett omfattande stöd till UN-Habitat för ett projekt om stadsplanering i Kosovo. Detta projekt har varit mycket framgångsrikt men Sida bedömer nu att det inte finns anledning att fortsätta denna verksamhet. Sidas stöd har tidigare utgått för genomförande av ett begränsat antal fokusområden inom UN-Habitats egen strategi, Strategic Plan avseende (SP) 2014-2019 och Medium-Term Strategic Implementation Plan (MTSIP) för 2008-2013. Stöd har främst utgått till projekt som Global Land Tool Network, Safer Cities, flera projekt inom fysisk planering, urban lagstiftning samt till övergripande processer som transparans (Open UN-Habitat), revisioner, utvärderingar, 'governance', reformer av det finansiella systemet, demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter samt utvecklande av resultatramverk. Den huvudsakliga inriktningen på Sidas stöd avses fortsätta även framgent (se projektförslag i bilaga). Dock har SP exempelvis mindre fokus på fysisk planering än MTSIP vilket föranleder vissa förändringar i inriktningen. Det föreslås här att Sida framöver skall ha ett något mer riktat till specifika tematiska fokusområden i Strategic Plan än stödet för 2012-2015. Detta motiveras av den nuvarande situationen i UN-Habitat. UN-Habitat har under flera år fått minskade kärnbidrag (men tvärtom utökad finansiering av projektverksamhet). Flera viktiga givare har slutat att finansiera organisationen med kärnstöd på global nivå men fortsatt med riktat stöd (tex Storbritanien och Nederländerna). De minskande kärnbidragen beror främst på ett missnöje över bristande reformarbete inom UN-Habitat övergripande styrning med för många beslutande instanser och misskött handledning/handäggning av övergripande internationella processer såsom exvis arrangemanget av större internationella konferenser. Utökad andel av budgeten för projektfinansiering har inneburit att UN-Habitats normativa verksamhet har minskat i omfattning och den operativa verksamheten ökat. Trots personalnedskärningar för normativ verksamhet under senare år, så bedömer Sida att UN-Habitat fortfarande bör ha en tillräckligt stor kader skickliga medarbetare och relevant verksamhet för att motivera fortsatt stöd men minskade kärnbidrag har inneburit att handläggarna på UN-Habitat ägnar en större andel av sin arbetstid till att finna projektfinansiering. Det har därför blivit en större och dessutom olämplig konkurrens internt på UN-Habitat om Sidas medel. Samtliga projekt som Sida avser stödja ryms inom Strategic Plan för 2014-2019 som också omfattar ett resultatramverk. Strategic Plan har godkänts av FNs generalförsamling och UN-Habitats medlemsländer. Projekten är baserat på ett förslag från UN-Habitat varefter en öppen dialog om prioriteringar har genomförts med UN-Habitat. Sida medel kommer att användas för projekt inom exempelvis markfrågor, säkra städer, uthållig stadsplanering, legala frågor, klimatanpassning samt övergripande frågor som jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter, transparans och revision. Sida kommer att föra dialog om UN-Habitat's årsrapport där även rapportering mot resultatramverk ingår. Ingen särskild Sida-rapportering önskas utan den är baserad på organisationens rapportering mot SP och uppföljningsmöten skall ske tillsammans med andra givare i den mån som detta är möjligt. Sida avser att fortsätta med årliga uppföljningsmöten av sitt stöd och att försöka harmonisera de årliga överläggningarna med andra givare, framförallt Norge och Spanien som tidigare har deltagit vid dessa möten. Resultatramverket med sk Expected Accomplishments ger Sida fortsatt möjligheter att följa upp resultaten från den verksamhet som Sida stödjer. I övrigt kommer UN-Habitat bland annat inkomma med arbetsplaner (avseende 2-årsplaner), årliga rapporter samt budget och finansiella rapporter. Sida kommer inte få särskilda årsrapporter utan använder de som UN-Habitat är ålagda att göra av sina medlemsländer. Sida avser också att även fortsättningsvis ha en god dialog med UD om utvecklingen av Sidas övergripande dialog med UN-Habitat. Sida bedömer att UN-Habitat är relevant för flera resultatområden inom Resultatstrategi för miljö- och klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling 2014-2017. Insatsen är särskilt relevant när det gäller resultatområdena om hållbar stadsutveckling då UN-Habitat har ett unikt mandat inom FN-familjen att verka inom stadsutveckling. Sida bedömer också att UN-Habitat är skickliga, jämfört med flera andra FN-organisationer, på att ta hänsyn till relevanta perspektiv inom jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter (relativt nyutvecklat område på UN-Habitat), miljö och klimat och allmänt den fattiga människans perspektiv. Det sistnämnda yttrar sig på flera sätt, exempelvis genom den inkluderande form av stadsplanering som UN-Habitat förordar. Inom den operativa och till stor del humanitära verksamheten (som Sida GECO inte stödjer men som består av ca 80% av budgeten) så har UN-Habitat ett internationellt gott renomme (katastrof/konflikt, post-katastrof/konflikt). UN-Habitat är en del FN-sekretariatet och inte en självständig organisation (sk 'agency') vilket innebär UN-Habitat använder sig av sekretariatets system för tex uppföljning, anti-korruption och upphandling. Flera externa utvärderingar har utförts om UN-Habitats genomförande av sina respektive strategier. En särskild utvärdering har utförts om genomförandet av den strategi som gällde för 2008-2013 och den var övervägande positiv. Den senaste revisionen presenterades så sent som i juli-2015 av UN-BOA avseende perioden 2013-2014 och denna rapport var övervägande positiv. Den senaste utvärderingen är daterad december-2014 och utförd av United Nations Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS). Utvärderingen lyfter fram organisationens växande relevans då de urbana frågorna globalt blir allt viktigare, höga ambitioner och många exempel på framgångsrik och viktig verksamhet. Utvärderingarna är dock inte odelat positiva utan omfattar även allvarlig kritik. OIOS-rapporten lyfter särskilt fram problematiken kring minskade kärnbidrag och brister i viktiga interna processer som exempelvis riskhantering, kompetensförsörjning, strategi för resursmobilisering och partnerskap samt robusta system för långsiktig resultatuppföljning (dvs den sk 'outcome'-nivån). Sidas bedömning är att UN-Habitats medelshantering har varit god och att delar av OIOS kritik inte gäller den verksamhet som Sida stödjer (bla så gör UN-Habitat utvärderingar på större delen av verksamheten som Sida stödjer). Sida bör dock följa upp de brister som OIOS-rapporten lyfter fram. Vidare så har inte MOPAN gjort en utvärdering av UN-Habitat. Det bör framhållas att UN-Habitat är ansvarig för genomförandet av den stora internationella konferensen Habitat III i Quito, Ecuador, 2016. UN-Habitat skapades vid Habitat I i Vancouver 1976 och sedan dess har globala internationella konferenser beslutade av FNs generalförsamling avhållits var 20:e år. Det finns ganska stora förväntningar om att Habitat III eventuellt kan medföra ett större globalt fokus på städernas betydelse och att UN-Habitats mandat, utformning och styrning kan komma att förändras 2016. Det är rimligt att anta att Habitat III processen kommer föranleda ökat fokus på urbana frågor i Sverige och globalt. Det är Sidas bedömning att urbana frågor i allmänhet har ökat i betydelse i den internationella diskursen under senare år vilket bla manifesterats i Rio-konferensen 2012, i förslagen till Sustainable Development Goals samt förberedelserna till Habitat III. Sidas förslag på avtal med UN-Habitat inkluderar en beredskap för de signifikanta förändringar som Habitat III eventuellt kan medföra. Sida har möjlighet att omförhandla 30% av bidraget till UN-Habitat för 2017-2019 i samband med 2017 års första utbetalning. Upplägget ger dock UN-Habitat möjligheter till god framförhållning och säkerhet i medelstilldelning i enlighet med Paris och Accra. Huvuddelen av medlen kommer att användas av UN-Habitat direkt men en mindre del av medlen kommer att vidareförmedlas. UN-Habitat system för uppföljning av vidareförmedlade medel använder sig av FN's system och är därmed tillfredsställande. Undantag görs för insatsen för paragraf 2.10 i insatsregeln. FN reviderar sin verksamhet med perioder om 24 månader och Sida anser inte att det finns behov av att en särskild revidering utförs för Sida medel. Undantag görs även för insatsregelns paragraf 2.8.5 om återbetalning av erhållen ränta. Sida bedömer att räntan inte kommer att bestå av ett stort belopp. UN-Habitat har därmed möjlighet att utnyttja räntan för verksamhet som stöds av detta beslut och i enlighet med den fördelning av medel som framgår av UN-Habitats projektdokument. The overall aim of the intervention is to support selected parts of UN-Habitat's Strategic Plan (SP) for 2014-2019 based on the priorities of the Swedish government. A total of 154 000 000 SEK was disbursed to UN-Habitat over the period of the intervention. The overall goal of the SP is to contribute to "Well-planned, well-governed and efficient cities and other human settlements with adequate infrastructure and universal access to employment, land and basic services, including housing, water, sanitation, energy and transport". The strategic result of the SP is: Environmentally, economically and socially sustainable, gender-sensitive and inclusive urban development policies implemented by national, regional and local authorities have improved the standard of living of the urban poor and enhance their participation in the socio-economic life of the city. This will be achieved through supporting approximately 17 projects (each with their respective outcomes) within five of the focus areas of the SP as well as three thematic and/or mainstreaming areas. 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This is a framework agreement with the purpose to support the implementation of some selected focus areas in UN-Habitats strategic plan. Enheten för Global Ekonomi och Miljö (GECO) föreslår härmed att Sida bör stödja UN-Habitat med 134 MSEK för perioden 2016-2019 (32 MSEK/år för 2016-2017 och 35 MSEK/år för 2018-2019). Stödet innebär en ökning från nuvarande nivå om 25 MSEK/år för perioden 2012-2015. Detta motiveras främst av att relevansen av UN-Habitat's verksamhet har ökat då urbana frågor får allt större genomslag och då skrivningen om hållbar utveckling av städer i den innevarande strategin är tydligare än tidigare strategi samt att Sidas stöd till UN-Habitat inte förändrats sedan 2009 då INTEM nuvarande form för övergripande (sk 'Framework agreement') finansiellt stöd inleddes samt att insatsen är minst lika relevant som tidigare. UD har gett kärnstöd till UN-Habitat om 11 MSEK/år fram tom 2014 men detta stöd upphörde förra året. UD har dock inte ännu tagit ett formellt beslut om att upphöra med stödet. UDs stöd har dock inte samma syfte som Sidas medel då deras medel består av kärnstöd som skall användas för övergripande internationella och andra processer, medan Sidas stöd används till projektverksamhet. Utöver Sida/GECOs stöd, så finns även avtal mellan UN-Habitat och Sidas bilaterala kontor för Kenya. Fram tom 2014 gav Sida ett omfattande stöd till UN-Habitat för ett projekt om stadsplanering i Kosovo. Detta projekt har varit mycket framgångsrikt men Sida bedömer nu att det inte finns anledning att fortsätta denna verksamhet. Sidas stöd har tidigare utgått för genomförande av ett begränsat antal fokusområden inom UN-Habitats egen strategi, Strategic Plan avseende (SP) 2014-2019 och Medium-Term Strategic Implementation Plan (MTSIP) för 2008-2013. Stöd har främst utgått till projekt som Global Land Tool Network, Safer Cities, flera projekt inom fysisk planering, urban lagstiftning samt till övergripande processer som transparans (Open UN-Habitat), revisioner, utvärderingar, 'governance', reformer av det finansiella systemet, demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter samt utvecklande av resultatramverk. Den huvudsakliga inriktningen på Sidas stöd avses fortsätta även framgent (se projektförslag i bilaga). Dock har SP exempelvis mindre fokus på fysisk planering än MTSIP vilket föranleder vissa förändringar i inriktningen. Det föreslås här att Sida framöver skall ha ett något mer riktat till specifika tematiska fokusområden i Strategic Plan än stödet för 2012-2015. Detta motiveras av den nuvarande situationen i UN-Habitat. UN-Habitat har under flera år fått minskade kärnbidrag (men tvärtom utökad finansiering av projektverksamhet). Flera viktiga givare har slutat att finansiera organisationen med kärnstöd på global nivå men fortsatt med riktat stöd (tex Storbritanien och Nederländerna). De minskande kärnbidragen beror främst på ett missnöje över bristande reformarbete inom UN-Habitat övergripande styrning med för många beslutande instanser och misskött handledning/handäggning av övergripande internationella processer såsom exvis arrangemanget av större internationella konferenser. Utökad andel av budgeten för projektfinansiering har inneburit att UN-Habitats normativa verksamhet har minskat i omfattning och den operativa verksamheten ökat. Trots personalnedskärningar för normativ verksamhet under senare år, så bedömer Sida att UN-Habitat fortfarande bör ha en tillräckligt stor kader skickliga medarbetare och relevant verksamhet för att motivera fortsatt stöd men minskade kärnbidrag har inneburit att handläggarna på UN-Habitat ägnar en större andel av sin arbetstid till att finna projektfinansiering. Det har därför blivit en större och dessutom olämplig konkurrens internt på UN-Habitat om Sidas medel. Samtliga projekt som Sida avser stödja ryms inom Strategic Plan för 2014-2019 som också omfattar ett resultatramverk. Strategic Plan har godkänts av FNs generalförsamling och UN-Habitats medlemsländer. Projekten är baserat på ett förslag från UN-Habitat varefter en öppen dialog om prioriteringar har genomförts med UN-Habitat. Sida medel kommer att användas för projekt inom exempelvis markfrågor, säkra städer, uthållig stadsplanering, legala frågor, klimatanpassning samt övergripande frågor som jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter, transparans och revision. Sida kommer att föra dialog om UN-Habitat's årsrapport där även rapportering mot resultatramverk ingår. Ingen särskild Sida-rapportering önskas utan den är baserad på organisationens rapportering mot SP och uppföljningsmöten skall ske tillsammans med andra givare i den mån som detta är möjligt. Sida avser att fortsätta med årliga uppföljningsmöten av sitt stöd och att försöka harmonisera de årliga överläggningarna med andra givare, framförallt Norge och Spanien som tidigare har deltagit vid dessa möten. Resultatramverket med sk Expected Accomplishments ger Sida fortsatt möjligheter att följa upp resultaten från den verksamhet som Sida stödjer. I övrigt kommer UN-Habitat bland annat inkomma med arbetsplaner (avseende 2-årsplaner), årliga rapporter samt budget och finansiella rapporter. Sida kommer inte få särskilda årsrapporter utan använder de som UN-Habitat är ålagda att göra av sina medlemsländer. Sida avser också att även fortsättningsvis ha en god dialog med UD om utvecklingen av Sidas övergripande dialog med UN-Habitat. Sida bedömer att UN-Habitat är relevant för flera resultatområden inom Resultatstrategi för miljö- och klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling 2014-2017. Insatsen är särskilt relevant när det gäller resultatområdena om hållbar stadsutveckling då UN-Habitat har ett unikt mandat inom FN-familjen att verka inom stadsutveckling. Sida bedömer också att UN-Habitat är skickliga, jämfört med flera andra FN-organisationer, på att ta hänsyn till relevanta perspektiv inom jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter (relativt nyutvecklat område på UN-Habitat), miljö och klimat och allmänt den fattiga människans perspektiv. Det sistnämnda yttrar sig på flera sätt, exempelvis genom den inkluderande form av stadsplanering som UN-Habitat förordar. Inom den operativa och till stor del humanitära verksamheten (som Sida GECO inte stödjer men som består av ca 80% av budgeten) så har UN-Habitat ett internationellt gott renomme (katastrof/konflikt, post-katastrof/konflikt). UN-Habitat är en del FN-sekretariatet och inte en självständig organisation (sk 'agency') vilket innebär UN-Habitat använder sig av sekretariatets system för tex uppföljning, anti-korruption och upphandling. Flera externa utvärderingar har utförts om UN-Habitats genomförande av sina respektive strategier. En särskild utvärdering har utförts om genomförandet av den strategi som gällde för 2008-2013 och den var övervägande positiv. Den senaste revisionen presenterades så sent som i juli-2015 av UN-BOA avseende perioden 2013-2014 och denna rapport var övervägande positiv. Den senaste utvärderingen är daterad december-2014 och utförd av United Nations Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS). Utvärderingen lyfter fram organisationens växande relevans då de urbana frågorna globalt blir allt viktigare, höga ambitioner och många exempel på framgångsrik och viktig verksamhet. Utvärderingarna är dock inte odelat positiva utan omfattar även allvarlig kritik. OIOS-rapporten lyfter särskilt fram problematiken kring minskade kärnbidrag och brister i viktiga interna processer som exempelvis riskhantering, kompetensförsörjning, strategi för resursmobilisering och partnerskap samt robusta system för långsiktig resultatuppföljning (dvs den sk 'outcome'-nivån). Sidas bedömning är att UN-Habitats medelshantering har varit god och att delar av OIOS kritik inte gäller den verksamhet som Sida stödjer (bla så gör UN-Habitat utvärderingar på större delen av verksamheten som Sida stödjer). Sida bör dock följa upp de brister som OIOS-rapporten lyfter fram. Vidare så har inte MOPAN gjort en utvärdering av UN-Habitat. Det bör framhållas att UN-Habitat är ansvarig för genomförandet av den stora internationella konferensen Habitat III i Quito, Ecuador, 2016. UN-Habitat skapades vid Habitat I i Vancouver 1976 och sedan dess har globala internationella konferenser beslutade av FNs generalförsamling avhållits var 20:e år. Det finns ganska stora förväntningar om att Habitat III eventuellt kan medföra ett större globalt fokus på städernas betydelse och att UN-Habitats mandat, utformning och styrning kan komma att förändras 2016. Det är rimligt att anta att Habitat III processen kommer föranleda ökat fokus på urbana frågor i Sverige och globalt. Det är Sidas bedömning att urbana frågor i allmänhet har ökat i betydelse i den internationella diskursen under senare år vilket bla manifesterats i Rio-konferensen 2012, i förslagen till Sustainable Development Goals samt förberedelserna till Habitat III. Sidas förslag på avtal med UN-Habitat inkluderar en beredskap för de signifikanta förändringar som Habitat III eventuellt kan medföra. Sida har möjlighet att omförhandla 30% av bidraget till UN-Habitat för 2017-2019 i samband med 2017 års första utbetalning. Upplägget ger dock UN-Habitat möjligheter till god framförhållning och säkerhet i medelstilldelning i enlighet med Paris och Accra. Huvuddelen av medlen kommer att användas av UN-Habitat direkt men en mindre del av medlen kommer att vidareförmedlas. UN-Habitat system för uppföljning av vidareförmedlade medel använder sig av FN's system och är därmed tillfredsställande. Undantag görs för insatsen för paragraf 2.10 i insatsregeln. FN reviderar sin verksamhet med perioder om 24 månader och Sida anser inte att det finns behov av att en särskild revidering utförs för Sida medel. Undantag görs även för insatsregelns paragraf 2.8.5 om återbetalning av erhållen ränta. Sida bedömer att räntan inte kommer att bestå av ett stort belopp. UN-Habitat har därmed möjlighet att utnyttja räntan för verksamhet som stöds av detta beslut och i enlighet med den fördelning av medel som framgår av UN-Habitats projektdokument. The overall aim of the intervention is to support selected parts of UN-Habitat's Strategic Plan (SP) for 2014-2019 based on the priorities of the Swedish government. A total of 154 000 000 SEK was disbursed to UN-Habitat over the period of the intervention. The overall goal of the SP is to contribute to "Well-planned, well-governed and efficient cities and other human settlements with adequate infrastructure and universal access to employment, land and basic services, including housing, water, sanitation, energy and transport". The strategic result of the SP is: Environmentally, economically and socially sustainable, gender-sensitive and inclusive urban development policies implemented by national, regional and local authorities have improved the standard of living of the urban poor and enhance their participation in the socio-economic life of the city. This will be achieved through supporting approximately 17 projects (each with their respective outcomes) within five of the focus areas of the SP as well as three thematic and/or mainstreaming areas. Sweden UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 11.1 - By 2030, ensure access for all to adequate, safe and affordable housing and basic services and upgrade slums. 11.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa tillgång för alla till fullgoda, säkra och ekonomiskt överkomliga bostäder och grundläggande tjänster samt rusta upp slumområden. 11.2 - By 2030, provide access to safe, affordable, accessible and sustainable transport systems for all, improving road safety, notably by expanding public transport, with special attention to the needs of those in vulnerable situations, women, children, persons with disabilities and older persons. 11.2 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla tillgång till säkra, ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillgängliga och hållbara transportsystem för alla. Förbättra trafiksäkerheten, särskilt genom att bygga ut kollektivtrafiken, med särskild uppmärksamhet på behoven hos människor i utsatta situationer, kvinnor, barn, personer med funktionsnedsättning samt äldre personer. 11.3 - By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. 11.3 - Till 2030 verka för en inkluderande och hållbar urbanisering samt förbättra kapaciteten för deltagandebaserad, integrerad och hållbar planering och förvaltning av bosättningar i alla länder. 11.6 - Till 2030 minska städernas negativa miljöpåverkan per person, bland annat genom att ägna särskild uppmärksamhet åt luftkvalitet samt hantering av kommunalt och annat avfall. 11.6 - By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and municipal and other waste management. 11.7 - Senast 2030 tillhandahålla universell tillgång till säkra, inkluderande och tillgängliga grönområden och offentliga platser, i synnerhet för kvinnor och barn, äldre personer och personer med funktionsnedsättning. 11.7 - By 2030, provide universal access to safe, inclusive and accessible, green and public spaces, in particular for women and children, older persons and persons with disabilities. 11.a - Främja positiva ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga kopplingar mellan stadsområden, stadsnära områden och landsbygdsområden genom att stärka den nationella och regionala utvecklingsplaneringen. 11.a - Support positive economic, social and environmental links between urban, peri-urban and rural areas by strengthening national and regional development planning. 11.b - Till 2020 väsentligen öka det antal städer och samhällen som antar och genomför integrerade strategier och planer för inkludering, resurseffektivitet, begränsning av och anpassning till klimatförändringarna och motståndskraft mot katastrofer samt utveckla och genomföra, i linje med Sendai-ramverket för katastrofriskreducering 2015–2030, en samlad katastrofriskhantering på alla nivåer. 11.b - By 2020, substantially increase the number of cities and human settlements adopting and implementing integrated policies and plans towards inclusion, resource efficiency, mitigation and adaptation to climate change, resilience to disasters, and develop and implement, in line with the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030, holistic disaster risk management at all levels. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 35000000 35000000 -101288 26250000 0 8750000 26250000 0 0 8750000 0 0 0 -101288 69898712 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 26250000 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 8750000 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 26250000 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 8750000 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme -101288.06 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Environmentally sustainable cities and communities. Miljömässigt hållbara städer och samhällen. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased access to basic social services and housing for people living in poverty in urban areas. Ökad tillgång till grundläggande samhällstjänster och bostäder i urbana områden för människor som lever i fattigdom. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050040-6105004003 Sweden UN-Habitat is the mandated UN-organisation to work with urban development. This is a framework agreement with the purpose to support the implementation of some selected focus areas in UN-Habitats strategic plan. Enheten för Global Ekonomi och Miljö (GECO) föreslår härmed att Sida bör stödja UN-Habitat med 134 MSEK för perioden 2016-2019 (32 MSEK/år för 2016-2017 och 35 MSEK/år för 2018-2019). Stödet innebär en ökning från nuvarande nivå om 25 MSEK/år för perioden 2012-2015. Detta motiveras främst av att relevansen av UN-Habitat's verksamhet har ökat då urbana frågor får allt större genomslag och då skrivningen om hållbar utveckling av städer i den innevarande strategin är tydligare än tidigare strategi samt att Sidas stöd till UN-Habitat inte förändrats sedan 2009 då INTEM nuvarande form för övergripande (sk 'Framework agreement') finansiellt stöd inleddes samt att insatsen är minst lika relevant som tidigare. UD har gett kärnstöd till UN-Habitat om 11 MSEK/år fram tom 2014 men detta stöd upphörde förra året. UD har dock inte ännu tagit ett formellt beslut om att upphöra med stödet. UDs stöd har dock inte samma syfte som Sidas medel då deras medel består av kärnstöd som skall användas för övergripande internationella och andra processer, medan Sidas stöd används till projektverksamhet. Utöver Sida/GECOs stöd, så finns även avtal mellan UN-Habitat och Sidas bilaterala kontor för Kenya. Fram tom 2014 gav Sida ett omfattande stöd till UN-Habitat för ett projekt om stadsplanering i Kosovo. Detta projekt har varit mycket framgångsrikt men Sida bedömer nu att det inte finns anledning att fortsätta denna verksamhet. Sidas stöd har tidigare utgått för genomförande av ett begränsat antal fokusområden inom UN-Habitats egen strategi, Strategic Plan avseende (SP) 2014-2019 och Medium-Term Strategic Implementation Plan (MTSIP) för 2008-2013. Stöd har främst utgått till projekt som Global Land Tool Network, Safer Cities, flera projekt inom fysisk planering, urban lagstiftning samt till övergripande processer som transparans (Open UN-Habitat), revisioner, utvärderingar, 'governance', reformer av det finansiella systemet, demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter samt utvecklande av resultatramverk. Den huvudsakliga inriktningen på Sidas stöd avses fortsätta även framgent (se projektförslag i bilaga). Dock har SP exempelvis mindre fokus på fysisk planering än MTSIP vilket föranleder vissa förändringar i inriktningen. Det föreslås här att Sida framöver skall ha ett något mer riktat till specifika tematiska fokusområden i Strategic Plan än stödet för 2012-2015. Detta motiveras av den nuvarande situationen i UN-Habitat. UN-Habitat har under flera år fått minskade kärnbidrag (men tvärtom utökad finansiering av projektverksamhet). Flera viktiga givare har slutat att finansiera organisationen med kärnstöd på global nivå men fortsatt med riktat stöd (tex Storbritanien och Nederländerna). De minskande kärnbidragen beror främst på ett missnöje över bristande reformarbete inom UN-Habitat övergripande styrning med för många beslutande instanser och misskött handledning/handäggning av övergripande internationella processer såsom exvis arrangemanget av större internationella konferenser. Utökad andel av budgeten för projektfinansiering har inneburit att UN-Habitats normativa verksamhet har minskat i omfattning och den operativa verksamheten ökat. Trots personalnedskärningar för normativ verksamhet under senare år, så bedömer Sida att UN-Habitat fortfarande bör ha en tillräckligt stor kader skickliga medarbetare och relevant verksamhet för att motivera fortsatt stöd men minskade kärnbidrag har inneburit att handläggarna på UN-Habitat ägnar en större andel av sin arbetstid till att finna projektfinansiering. Det har därför blivit en större och dessutom olämplig konkurrens internt på UN-Habitat om Sidas medel. Samtliga projekt som Sida avser stödja ryms inom Strategic Plan för 2014-2019 som också omfattar ett resultatramverk. Strategic Plan har godkänts av FNs generalförsamling och UN-Habitats medlemsländer. Projekten är baserat på ett förslag från UN-Habitat varefter en öppen dialog om prioriteringar har genomförts med UN-Habitat. Sida medel kommer att användas för projekt inom exempelvis markfrågor, säkra städer, uthållig stadsplanering, legala frågor, klimatanpassning samt övergripande frågor som jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter, transparans och revision. Sida kommer att föra dialog om UN-Habitat's årsrapport där även rapportering mot resultatramverk ingår. Ingen särskild Sida-rapportering önskas utan den är baserad på organisationens rapportering mot SP och uppföljningsmöten skall ske tillsammans med andra givare i den mån som detta är möjligt. Sida avser att fortsätta med årliga uppföljningsmöten av sitt stöd och att försöka harmonisera de årliga överläggningarna med andra givare, framförallt Norge och Spanien som tidigare har deltagit vid dessa möten. Resultatramverket med sk Expected Accomplishments ger Sida fortsatt möjligheter att följa upp resultaten från den verksamhet som Sida stödjer. I övrigt kommer UN-Habitat bland annat inkomma med arbetsplaner (avseende 2-årsplaner), årliga rapporter samt budget och finansiella rapporter. Sida kommer inte få särskilda årsrapporter utan använder de som UN-Habitat är ålagda att göra av sina medlemsländer. Sida avser också att även fortsättningsvis ha en god dialog med UD om utvecklingen av Sidas övergripande dialog med UN-Habitat. Sida bedömer att UN-Habitat är relevant för flera resultatområden inom Resultatstrategi för miljö- och klimatmässigt hållbar utveckling 2014-2017. Insatsen är särskilt relevant när det gäller resultatområdena om hållbar stadsutveckling då UN-Habitat har ett unikt mandat inom FN-familjen att verka inom stadsutveckling. Sida bedömer också att UN-Habitat är skickliga, jämfört med flera andra FN-organisationer, på att ta hänsyn till relevanta perspektiv inom jämställdhet, mänskliga rättigheter (relativt nyutvecklat område på UN-Habitat), miljö och klimat och allmänt den fattiga människans perspektiv. Det sistnämnda yttrar sig på flera sätt, exempelvis genom den inkluderande form av stadsplanering som UN-Habitat förordar. Inom den operativa och till stor del humanitära verksamheten (som Sida GECO inte stödjer men som består av ca 80% av budgeten) så har UN-Habitat ett internationellt gott renomme (katastrof/konflikt, post-katastrof/konflikt). UN-Habitat är en del FN-sekretariatet och inte en självständig organisation (sk 'agency') vilket innebär UN-Habitat använder sig av sekretariatets system för tex uppföljning, anti-korruption och upphandling. Flera externa utvärderingar har utförts om UN-Habitats genomförande av sina respektive strategier. En särskild utvärdering har utförts om genomförandet av den strategi som gällde för 2008-2013 och den var övervägande positiv. Den senaste revisionen presenterades så sent som i juli-2015 av UN-BOA avseende perioden 2013-2014 och denna rapport var övervägande positiv. Den senaste utvärderingen är daterad december-2014 och utförd av United Nations Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS). Utvärderingen lyfter fram organisationens växande relevans då de urbana frågorna globalt blir allt viktigare, höga ambitioner och många exempel på framgångsrik och viktig verksamhet. Utvärderingarna är dock inte odelat positiva utan omfattar även allvarlig kritik. OIOS-rapporten lyfter särskilt fram problematiken kring minskade kärnbidrag och brister i viktiga interna processer som exempelvis riskhantering, kompetensförsörjning, strategi för resursmobilisering och partnerskap samt robusta system för långsiktig resultatuppföljning (dvs den sk 'outcome'-nivån). Sidas bedömning är att UN-Habitats medelshantering har varit god och att delar av OIOS kritik inte gäller den verksamhet som Sida stödjer (bla så gör UN-Habitat utvärderingar på större delen av verksamheten som Sida stödjer). Sida bör dock följa upp de brister som OIOS-rapporten lyfter fram. Vidare så har inte MOPAN gjort en utvärdering av UN-Habitat. Det bör framhållas att UN-Habitat är ansvarig för genomförandet av den stora internationella konferensen Habitat III i Quito, Ecuador, 2016. UN-Habitat skapades vid Habitat I i Vancouver 1976 och sedan dess har globala internationella konferenser beslutade av FNs generalförsamling avhållits var 20:e år. Det finns ganska stora förväntningar om att Habitat III eventuellt kan medföra ett större globalt fokus på städernas betydelse och att UN-Habitats mandat, utformning och styrning kan komma att förändras 2016. Det är rimligt att anta att Habitat III processen kommer föranleda ökat fokus på urbana frågor i Sverige och globalt. Det är Sidas bedömning att urbana frågor i allmänhet har ökat i betydelse i den internationella diskursen under senare år vilket bla manifesterats i Rio-konferensen 2012, i förslagen till Sustainable Development Goals samt förberedelserna till Habitat III. Sidas förslag på avtal med UN-Habitat inkluderar en beredskap för de signifikanta förändringar som Habitat III eventuellt kan medföra. Sida har möjlighet att omförhandla 30% av bidraget till UN-Habitat för 2017-2019 i samband med 2017 års första utbetalning. Upplägget ger dock UN-Habitat möjligheter till god framförhållning och säkerhet i medelstilldelning i enlighet med Paris och Accra. Huvuddelen av medlen kommer att användas av UN-Habitat direkt men en mindre del av medlen kommer att vidareförmedlas. UN-Habitat system för uppföljning av vidareförmedlade medel använder sig av FN's system och är därmed tillfredsställande. Undantag görs för insatsen för paragraf 2.10 i insatsregeln. FN reviderar sin verksamhet med perioder om 24 månader och Sida anser inte att det finns behov av att en särskild revidering utförs för Sida medel. Undantag görs även för insatsregelns paragraf 2.8.5 om återbetalning av erhållen ränta. Sida bedömer att räntan inte kommer att bestå av ett stort belopp. UN-Habitat har därmed möjlighet att utnyttja räntan för verksamhet som stöds av detta beslut och i enlighet med den fördelning av medel som framgår av UN-Habitats projektdokument. The overall aim of the intervention is to support selected parts of UN-Habitat's Strategic Plan (SP) for 2014-2019 based on the priorities of the Swedish government. A total of 154 000 000 SEK was disbursed to UN-Habitat over the period of the intervention. The overall goal of the SP is to contribute to "Well-planned, well-governed and efficient cities and other human settlements with adequate infrastructure and universal access to employment, land and basic services, including housing, water, sanitation, energy and transport". The strategic result of the SP is: Environmentally, economically and socially sustainable, gender-sensitive and inclusive urban development policies implemented by national, regional and local authorities have improved the standard of living of the urban poor and enhance their participation in the socio-economic life of the city. This will be achieved through supporting approximately 17 projects (each with their respective outcomes) within five of the focus areas of the SP as well as three thematic and/or mainstreaming areas. Sweden UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 11.3 - Till 2030 verka för en inkluderande och hållbar urbanisering samt förbättra kapaciteten för deltagandebaserad, integrerad och hållbar planering och förvaltning av bosättningar i alla länder. 11.3 - By 2030, enhance inclusive and sustainable urbanization and capacity for participatory, integrated and sustainable human settlement planning and management in all countries. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 20000000 20000000 20000000 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme 20000000 UN-Habitat/United Nations Human Settlements Programme Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Environmentally sustainable cities and communities. Miljömässigt hållbara städer och samhällen. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050127 Sweden The project is implemented by a consortium composed of 3 regional IBFAN offices, the Global liason office for IBFAN (GIFA) and WABA and it works towards accelerating MDG4 and 5. It is based on a human rights and gender equality princpiles and works to protect, promote and support optimal breasfeeding in order to improve the survival, health and development of children and women around the world. Inledningsvis bör nämnas att HL Sofia Norlin ansvarat för beredningen av insatsen som efter avdelningskommittéen överlämnades till HL Christina Larsson som fick i uppdrag inkorporera kommittéens kommentarer i bedömningspromemorian (beredning av insats), slutförhandla avtalet med WABA samt färdigställa beslutet. WABA/IBFAN-konsortiet har vänt sig till Sida med en ansökan för stöd om 61,7MSEK för genomförandet av “Protecting, Promoting and Supporting Breastfeeding through Human rights and Gender Equality- a proposal for a global coordinated and expanded programme to achieve MDG4 and 5 and related post 2015-agenda” under perioden 2014-2017. Insatsen ämnar till att “skydd, främjande och stöd till amning” intar en position som nyckelinterventioner på den internationella utvecklingsagendan för att uppnå barns och kvinnors rätt till överlevnad, hälsa och nutrition. Insatsen implementeras av följande fyra konsortiumpartner: International Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN)/ Afrika, IBFAN/Asien,det globala sambandskontoret IBFAN/GenevaInfant FeedingAssociation(GIFA) samt World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action (WABA). Insatsens totala budget är 72 MSEK varav 61,7MSEK från Sida och resterande 10,7 MSEK från övriga givare där Norad utgör den största av dessa (9 MSEK totalt för 2014 och 2015). The overall objective of the consortium programme is to accelerate the momentum for action ininfant and young child feeding, and thus contribute to positioning the protection, promotionand support of breastfeeding as key interventions on the international development agenda toachieve children’s and women’s rights to survival, health, adequate food and nutrition.     Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Basic nutrition Basic Health Example of results Area 1: WABA did advocacy work in the Second InternationalConference on Nutrition (ICN2) in 2014 with the result thatthe Rome Declaration on Nutrition and the Framework forAction included breastfeeding components. Further, manygovernment connections were made at the ICN2. Severalof these governments continue to be engaged through theWorld Breastfeeding Week.   Since 2016, IBFAN-GIFA and WABA have contributed to the work of WHO NetCode, as well asgiven inputs to relevant World Health Assembly resolutions. (NetCode supports countries inmonitoring the implementation of the International Code and has designed the protocol in usefor the periodic monitoring of the International Code at country level.) Despite worldwideefforts, the implementation of the International Code remains low.   WABA is also engaged with the UN Commission on the Status of Women. Together with theInternational Lactation Consultant Association (ILCA), WABA introduced a strategic position onpaid family leave. WABA is also in the process of consolidating links with the InternationalLabour Organisation (ILO) on this topic.       No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050127-6105012701 Sweden The project is implemented by a consortium composed of 3 regional IBFAN offices, the Global liason office for IBFAN (GIFA) and WABA and it works towards accelerating MDG4 and 5. It is based on a human rights and gender equality princpiles and works to protect, promote and support optimal breasfeeding in order to improve the survival, health and development of children and women around the world. Inledningsvis bör nämnas att HL Sofia Norlin ansvarat för beredningen av insatsen som efter avdelningskommittéen överlämnades till HL Christina Larsson som fick i uppdrag inkorporera kommittéens kommentarer i bedömningspromemorian (beredning av insats), slutförhandla avtalet med WABA samt färdigställa beslutet. WABA/IBFAN-konsortiet har vänt sig till Sida med en ansökan för stöd om 61,7MSEK för genomförandet av “Protecting, Promoting and Supporting Breastfeeding through Human rights and Gender Equality- a proposal for a global coordinated and expanded programme to achieve MDG4 and 5 and related post 2015-agenda” under perioden 2014-2017. Insatsen ämnar till att “skydd, främjande och stöd till amning” intar en position som nyckelinterventioner på den internationella utvecklingsagendan för att uppnå barns och kvinnors rätt till överlevnad, hälsa och nutrition. Insatsen implementeras av följande fyra konsortiumpartner: International Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN)/ Afrika, IBFAN/Asien,det globala sambandskontoret IBFAN/GenevaInfant FeedingAssociation(GIFA) samt World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action (WABA). Insatsens totala budget är 72 MSEK varav 61,7MSEK från Sida och resterande 10,7 MSEK från övriga givare där Norad utgör den största av dessa (9 MSEK totalt för 2014 och 2015). The overall objective of the consortium programme is to accelerate the momentum for action ininfant and young child feeding, and thus contribute to positioning the protection, promotionand support of breastfeeding as key interventions on the international development agenda toachieve children’s and women’s rights to survival, health, adequate food and nutrition.     Sweden WABA/World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action Berhad Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WABA/World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action Berhad Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 11000000 13700000 10000000 20000000 0 10000000 11000000 -72545 13700000 -20000000 10000000 20000000 20000000 -10000000 54700000 WABA/World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action Berhad 11000000 WABA/World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action Berhad 13700000 WABA/World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action Berhad 10000000 WABA/World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action Berhad -72545.37 WABA/World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action Berhad 14852774 WABA/World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action Berhad SE-0-SE-6-61050127-6105012702 Sweden The project is implemented by a consortium composed of 3 regional IBFAN offices, the Global liason office for IBFAN (GIFA) and WABA and it works towards accelerating MDG4 and 5. It is based on a human rights and gender equality princpiles and works to protect, promote and support optimal breasfeeding in order to improve the survival, health and development of children and women around the world. Inledningsvis bör nämnas att HL Sofia Norlin ansvarat för beredningen av insatsen som efter avdelningskommittéen överlämnades till HL Christina Larsson som fick i uppdrag inkorporera kommittéens kommentarer i bedömningspromemorian (beredning av insats), slutförhandla avtalet med WABA samt färdigställa beslutet. WABA/IBFAN-konsortiet har vänt sig till Sida med en ansökan för stöd om 61,7MSEK för genomförandet av “Protecting, Promoting and Supporting Breastfeeding through Human rights and Gender Equality- a proposal for a global coordinated and expanded programme to achieve MDG4 and 5 and related post 2015-agenda” under perioden 2014-2017. Insatsen ämnar till att “skydd, främjande och stöd till amning” intar en position som nyckelinterventioner på den internationella utvecklingsagendan för att uppnå barns och kvinnors rätt till överlevnad, hälsa och nutrition. Insatsen implementeras av följande fyra konsortiumpartner: International Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN)/ Afrika, IBFAN/Asien,det globala sambandskontoret IBFAN/GenevaInfant FeedingAssociation(GIFA) samt World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action (WABA). Insatsens totala budget är 72 MSEK varav 61,7MSEK från Sida och resterande 10,7 MSEK från övriga givare där Norad utgör den största av dessa (9 MSEK totalt för 2014 och 2015). The overall objective of the consortium programme is to accelerate the momentum for action ininfant and young child feeding, and thus contribute to positioning the protection, promotionand support of breastfeeding as key interventions on the international development agenda toachieve children’s and women’s rights to survival, health, adequate food and nutrition.     Sweden WABA/World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action Berhad Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WABA/World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action Berhad Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 0 0 -35307 -35306.82 WABA/World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action Berhad SE-0-SE-6-61050127-6105012703 Sweden The project is implemented by a consortium composed of 3 regional IBFAN offices, the Global liason office for IBFAN (GIFA) and WABA and it works towards accelerating MDG4 and 5. It is based on a human rights and gender equality princpiles and works to protect, promote and support optimal breasfeeding in order to improve the survival, health and development of children and women around the world. Inledningsvis bör nämnas att HL Sofia Norlin ansvarat för beredningen av insatsen som efter avdelningskommittéen överlämnades till HL Christina Larsson som fick i uppdrag inkorporera kommittéens kommentarer i bedömningspromemorian (beredning av insats), slutförhandla avtalet med WABA samt färdigställa beslutet. WABA/IBFAN-konsortiet har vänt sig till Sida med en ansökan för stöd om 61,7MSEK för genomförandet av “Protecting, Promoting and Supporting Breastfeeding through Human rights and Gender Equality- a proposal for a global coordinated and expanded programme to achieve MDG4 and 5 and related post 2015-agenda” under perioden 2014-2017. Insatsen ämnar till att “skydd, främjande och stöd till amning” intar en position som nyckelinterventioner på den internationella utvecklingsagendan för att uppnå barns och kvinnors rätt till överlevnad, hälsa och nutrition. Insatsen implementeras av följande fyra konsortiumpartner: International Baby Food Action Network (IBFAN)/ Afrika, IBFAN/Asien,det globala sambandskontoret IBFAN/GenevaInfant FeedingAssociation(GIFA) samt World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action (WABA). Insatsens totala budget är 72 MSEK varav 61,7MSEK från Sida och resterande 10,7 MSEK från övriga givare där Norad utgör den största av dessa (9 MSEK totalt för 2014 och 2015). The overall objective of the consortium programme is to accelerate the momentum for action ininfant and young child feeding, and thus contribute to positioning the protection, promotionand support of breastfeeding as key interventions on the international development agenda toachieve children’s and women’s rights to survival, health, adequate food and nutrition.     Sweden WABA/World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action Berhad Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency WABA/World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action Berhad 3.1 - Till 2030 minska mödradödligheten i världen till mindre än 70 dödsfall per 100 000 förlossningar med levande barn. 3.1 - By 2030, reduce the global maternal mortality ratio to less than 70 per 100,000 live births. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 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A global thematic non-earmarked support for UNICEF work on water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) in line with their strategic plan 2018-2021. The programme has a strong focus on gender equality. The intervention is a thematic support; a financing modality promoted by the Swedish strategy "Strategi för multilateral utvecklingspolitik" that gives larger room for efficiency and flexibility for the recipient organisation through internal budget allocations, and thereby providing improved conditions for risk management and results based management during implementation. The modality requires Sida to base the assessment mainly on the organisation's internal systems instead of predetermined details on execution. UNICEF WASH 2018-2021. Insatsen avser ett globalt flexibelt icke-öronmärkt tematiskt stöd till UNICEF´s arbete inom vatten, sanitet och hygien (WASH) i enlighet med den strategiska planen 2018-2021. Insatsen har ett starkt jämställdhetsfokus. Sustained use of safe water and sanitation services and adoption of hygiene practices and strengthened systems for a clean and safe environment for all children, women, girls and boys, particularly the most disadvantaged and those affected by humanitarian situations. Results will be derived and assessed based on the annual thematic results report by UNICEF for Goal Area 4 - "Every Child Lives in a Safe Clean Environment" results and progress within the global WASH programs. For the period 2020-2022, Sida and other donors requested the Global Annual Results Report to include greater details on the following: UNICEF will continue including examples, case studies and progress on new, key areas such as Climate Resilience WASH, WASH in Institutions, urban WASH, strengthening systems and enabling environment, UNICEF will strive to strengthen the financial report to include analysis of funding gaps by regions and countries in the Annual Results Report, as part of UNICEF wide ongoing effort on funding gaps analysis as part of the Structured Funding Dialogue of the Executive Board. Data (knowledge) management: Recommend UNICEF to explore current partnerships and collaboration to help strengthen the country level data management, including areas as data quality, capacity, analysis and use, flow. Bilateral or multi-partner consultations: Recommend UNICEF to organize bilateral or multi-partners consultations on key thematic areas such as sustainability, Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM), enabling environment, innovative financing, climate, water scarcity in relation Humanitarian WASH in Health, WASH in Education, and the funding gap analysis. Demonstrating Strategic partnerships: Recommend UNICEF to build further on the strong and close collaboration at the global levels and explore ways to demonstrate collaborative approach for WASH results at the country level, including continue to involve key humanitarian WASH focal points from UNICEF and resource partners in further work on humanitarian development nexus and MTR shift on linking lifesaving needs with sustainable solutions Defining how to measure indirect results: Recommend UNICEF to develop the WASH results ladder. UNICEF to convene lead multi-partners team to further develop the methodology for measuring "indirect results" on the ground... Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Afghanistan Antigua and Barbuda Albania Angola Bangladesh Burkina Faso Burundi Benin Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Bhutan Congo (the Democratic Republic of the) Congo (the) Côte d'Ivoire Cameroon Colombia Cuba Djibouti Dominican Republic (the) Ecuador Egypt Eritrea Fiji Georgia Ghana Gambia (the) Guinea Guatemala Guinea-Bissau Guyana Honduras Haiti Indonesia India Iraq Jordan Kenya Cambodia Comoros (the) Korea (the Democratic People's Republic of) Lao People's Democratic Republic (the) Lebanon Sri Lanka Liberia Lesotho Libya Madagascar Mali Myanmar Mongolia Mauritania Malawi Mexico Namibia Niger (the) Nicaragua Nepal Panama Peru Papua New Guinea Philippines (the) Pakistan Palestine, State of Paraguay Rwanda Sudan (the) Senegal South Sudan Sao Tome and Principe El Salvador Chad Togo Thailand Tajikistan Timor-Leste Tunisia Tanzania, United Republic of Ukraine Uganda Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Viet Nam Zambia Zimbabwe North & Central America, regional Developing countries, unspecified Basic drinking water supply and basic sanitation Water Supply & Sanitation The results presented below represent the whole agreement period (i.e., the UNICEF Strategic Plan 2018-2021, and year 2022). Summary: The UNICEF WASH programme is among the largest in the world and reach more than 100 countries with WASH intervention. The UNICEF WASH programme is highly decentralized, with just 2% of expenditure and 3% of its over 700 staff at the headquarters level, with the rest at country or regional level. The most resources are in subSaharan Africa countries, with more than 40% of expenditure and almost 50% of professional staff (ref. UNICEF WASH narrative report for 2021 and 2022). UNICEF WASH target for the Strategic Plan 20182021 was to reach 60 million people with water and sanitation services through direct support. With 69.9 million people gaining access to safe water supplies and 59.6 million to basic sanitation services, the target was achieved. In 2022 a total of 30,6 million people gained access to safe water services, 26 million people gained access to basic sanitation and 23.6 million to basic hand hygiene through UNICEF direct support. The majority of these beneficiaries were in fragile contexts. In 2022 UNICEF reached over 1 million persons with disabilities through direct support for WASH services. Development WASH: UNICEF exceeded its 2018-2021 Strategic Plan target of reaching 60 million people with safe water services by almost 10 million people, reaching a total of 69.9 million people through direct support. In 2022 a total of 30,6 million people gained access to safe water services through UNICEF direct support. UNICEF reached a total of 59.6 million people with sanitation services in 2018-2021, just missing the outcome goal of 60 million people over the Strategic Plan period. In 2022 a total of 26 million people gained access to basic sanitation through UNICEF direct support. Through direct support alone, UNICEF has helped over 110,000 communities to achieve certified open defecation free (ODF) status over the 2018-2021 Strategic Plan period. In 2022 UNICEF direct support helped communities with a total population of 26.2 million people in 50 countries become open defecation free (ODF) as verified by government led certification processes. In 2022 a total of 23,6 million people gained access to basic hygiene services through UNICEF direct support. Emergency WASH: Over the 2018-2021 Strategic Plan period, emergency support reached an annual average of 38.8 million water beneficiaries and 9.5 million sanitation beneficiaries. In 2022 a total of 39.4 million people gained access to water services through UNICEF humanitarian relief programmes and 9.3 million to sanitation services, with the largest numbers of people reached in the Middle East and North Africa region. Climateresilient WASH: The shift towards climateresilient WASH is ongoing. The goal is to fully integrate resilience in UNICEF WASH programming and highlighting the impact of climate change on WASH services and communities. In 2021 an estimated 6.1 million people gained access to climateresilient water services through UNICEF direct support and 2.8 million to climateresilient sanitation services. In 2022 an estimated 5.4 million people gained access to climateresilient water services through UNICEF direct support and 3.2 million to climateresilient sanitation services. In 2019-2021, at total of 4,257 solarpowered water systems have been constructed. In 2022 the 1,855 solarpowered water systems constructed for serving communities, schools and health centres. WASH in schools: 21,112 schools with gendersegregated sanitation facilities (separate for girls and boys) through UNICEF direct and indirect support during the Strategic Plan 2018-2021. In 2022 UNICEF supported WASH in 32,939 schools. Schools reached through humanitarian interventions amounted to total of 30,827 schools. WASH in healthcare facilities: Direct support in WASH facilities and services in health centres, reached a total of 16,699 healthcare centres over the 2018-2021 period of the Strategic Plan. In 2022 at total 10,827 healthcare facilities were reached with WASH services. Menstrual health and hygiene: 58,977 Schools were reached with menstrual hygiene and health services through UNICEF direct support during the Strategic Plan 20182021. Almost 5 million women and girls were reached with MHH services and supplies in emergencies (humanitarian relief efforts) in the period 2018-2021. In 2022 a total of 17.5 million women and girls were reached with menstrual hygiene and health services and information with UNICEF direct support (13.8 million through development programming and 3.7 million through humanitarian response). Conclusion in Swedish: UNICEF är en av de största globala aktörerna som arbetar med WASH. Under organisationens hela strategiperiod 2018-2021 så har UNICEF arbete resulterat i att 69.9 miljoner människor fått tillgång till säkert dricksvatten och 59.6 miljoner människor fått tillgång till fullgod sanitet och hygien. Under 2022 så har UNICEF arbete resulterat i att 30,6 miljoner människor fått tillgång till säkert dricksvatten, 26 miljoner människor fått tillgång till fullgod sanitet (oftast latriner eller toaletter) för att slippa uträtta sina behov utomhus och 23,6 miljoner till hygien (oftast genom handtvätt). Under organisationens hela strategiperiod 20182021 så har UNICEF försett 21,112 skolor och 16,699 sjukvårdsinrättningar med dricksvatten, toaletter och möjlighet för handtvätt. Under 2022 har UNICEF försett 32,939 skolor och 10,827 sjukvårdsinrättningar med dricksvatten, toaletter och möjlighet för handtvätt. Under organisationens hela strategiperiod 2018-2021 så har UNICEF försett 58,977 skolor med personliga hygienartiklar för bruk vid menstruation och relaterade hälsotjänster. Under 2022 har dessutom UNICEF försett 17,5 miljoner kvinnor och flickor med personliga hygienartiklar för bruk vid menstruation, relaterade hälsotjänster och information (på engelska: menstrual hygiene and health services and information). Under strategiperioden 2018-2021 hjälpte UNICEF över 110,000 samhällen att helt sluta uträtta sina behov utomhus, dvs att uppnått en certified open defecation free status. Under 2022 hjälpte UNICEF samhällen med 26.2 miljoner människor i 50 länder att helt sluta uträtta sina behov utomhus, dvs att uppnått en certified open defecation free status. Övergången för att öka integrering av klimatresilience i UNICEF WASH verksamhet pågår. Under perioden 2019-2021 etablerade UNICEF 4,257 vattensystem som drivs av solenergi. Under 2022 etablerade UNICEF 1,855 vattensystem som drivs av solenergi. Assessment: UNICEF achieved most of the WASH targets for the Strategic Plan 2018-2021, as well as for year 2022. The reporting from UNICEF has been analytical, resultsoriented and evidence based. Bedömning: UNICEF har uppnått WASH målen för hela strategiperioden 2018-2021, samt året 2022. Rapporteringen från UNICEF har varit analytisk, resultatorienterad och evidensbaserad. Lessons learnt in relation to the cooperation partners capacity: UNICEF kapacitet är mycket god. UNICEF har kapacitet för att kunna leverera resultat i enlighet med av strategiska planen uppsatta mål år efter år. Lessons learnt relating to Sidas management and choice of contribution: Under avtalsperioden har det varit möjligt för Sida att bedriva effektiv påverkansarbetet rörande utveckligen av UNICEF WASH framtida verksamhet. Dialogen med UNICEF har, bl.a., resulterat i bättre resultatrapportering, ökat integreringen av klimatresilience i verksamheten, samt mer fokus på humanitär, utveckling och fred (HDP nexus) metoder i arbetet. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050301-6105030101 Sweden UNICEF WASH 2018-2021. A global thematic non-earmarked support for UNICEF work on water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) in line with their strategic plan 2018-2021. The programme has a strong focus on gender equality. The intervention is a thematic support; a financing modality promoted by the Swedish strategy "Strategi för multilateral utvecklingspolitik" that gives larger room for efficiency and flexibility for the recipient organisation through internal budget allocations, and thereby providing improved conditions for risk management and results based management during implementation. The modality requires Sida to base the assessment mainly on the organisation's internal systems instead of predetermined details on execution. UNICEF WASH 2018-2021. Insatsen avser ett globalt flexibelt icke-öronmärkt tematiskt stöd till UNICEF´s arbete inom vatten, sanitet och hygien (WASH) i enlighet med den strategiska planen 2018-2021. Insatsen har ett starkt jämställdhetsfokus. Sustained use of safe water and sanitation services and adoption of hygiene practices and strengthened systems for a clean and safe environment for all children, women, girls and boys, particularly the most disadvantaged and those affected by humanitarian situations. Results will be derived and assessed based on the annual thematic results report by UNICEF for Goal Area 4 - "Every Child Lives in a Safe Clean Environment" results and progress within the global WASH programs. For the period 2020-2022, Sida and other donors requested the Global Annual Results Report to include greater details on the following: UNICEF will continue including examples, case studies and progress on new, key areas such as Climate Resilience WASH, WASH in Institutions, urban WASH, strengthening systems and enabling environment, UNICEF will strive to strengthen the financial report to include analysis of funding gaps by regions and countries in the Annual Results Report, as part of UNICEF wide ongoing effort on funding gaps analysis as part of the Structured Funding Dialogue of the Executive Board. Data (knowledge) management: Recommend UNICEF to explore current partnerships and collaboration to help strengthen the country level data management, including areas as data quality, capacity, analysis and use, flow. Bilateral or multi-partner consultations: Recommend UNICEF to organize bilateral or multi-partners consultations on key thematic areas such as sustainability, Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM), enabling environment, innovative financing, climate, water scarcity in relation Humanitarian WASH in Health, WASH in Education, and the funding gap analysis. Demonstrating Strategic partnerships: Recommend UNICEF to build further on the strong and close collaboration at the global levels and explore ways to demonstrate collaborative approach for WASH results at the country level, including continue to involve key humanitarian WASH focal points from UNICEF and resource partners in further work on humanitarian development nexus and MTR shift on linking lifesaving needs with sustainable solutions Defining how to measure indirect results: Recommend UNICEF to develop the WASH results ladder. 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A global thematic non-earmarked support for UNICEF work on water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) in line with their strategic plan 2018-2021. The programme has a strong focus on gender equality. The intervention is a thematic support; a financing modality promoted by the Swedish strategy "Strategi för multilateral utvecklingspolitik" that gives larger room for efficiency and flexibility for the recipient organisation through internal budget allocations, and thereby providing improved conditions for risk management and results based management during implementation. The modality requires Sida to base the assessment mainly on the organisation's internal systems instead of predetermined details on execution. UNICEF WASH 2018-2021. Insatsen avser ett globalt flexibelt icke-öronmärkt tematiskt stöd till UNICEF´s arbete inom vatten, sanitet och hygien (WASH) i enlighet med den strategiska planen 2018-2021. Insatsen har ett starkt jämställdhetsfokus. Sustained use of safe water and sanitation services and adoption of hygiene practices and strengthened systems for a clean and safe environment for all children, women, girls and boys, particularly the most disadvantaged and those affected by humanitarian situations. Results will be derived and assessed based on the annual thematic results report by UNICEF for Goal Area 4 - "Every Child Lives in a Safe Clean Environment" results and progress within the global WASH programs. For the period 2020-2022, Sida and other donors requested the Global Annual Results Report to include greater details on the following: UNICEF will continue including examples, case studies and progress on new, key areas such as Climate Resilience WASH, WASH in Institutions, urban WASH, strengthening systems and enabling environment, UNICEF will strive to strengthen the financial report to include analysis of funding gaps by regions and countries in the Annual Results Report, as part of UNICEF wide ongoing effort on funding gaps analysis as part of the Structured Funding Dialogue of the Executive Board. Data (knowledge) management: Recommend UNICEF to explore current partnerships and collaboration to help strengthen the country level data management, including areas as data quality, capacity, analysis and use, flow. Bilateral or multi-partner consultations: Recommend UNICEF to organize bilateral or multi-partners consultations on key thematic areas such as sustainability, Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM), enabling environment, innovative financing, climate, water scarcity in relation Humanitarian WASH in Health, WASH in Education, and the funding gap analysis. Demonstrating Strategic partnerships: Recommend UNICEF to build further on the strong and close collaboration at the global levels and explore ways to demonstrate collaborative approach for WASH results at the country level, including continue to involve key humanitarian WASH focal points from UNICEF and resource partners in further work on humanitarian development nexus and MTR shift on linking lifesaving needs with sustainable solutions Defining how to measure indirect results: Recommend UNICEF to develop the WASH results ladder. UNICEF to convene lead multi-partners team to further develop the methodology for measuring "indirect results" on the ground... Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 11.5 - By 2030, significantly reduce the number of deaths and the number of people affected and substantially decrease the direct economic losses relative to global gross domestic product caused by disasters, including water-related disasters, with a focus on protecting the poor and people in vulnerable situations. 11.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet dödsfall och antalet människor som drabbas av katastrofer, inklusive vattenrelaterade katastrofer. Även tillse att de direkta ekonomiska förlusterna till följd av sådana katastrofer, i form av lägre global BNP, minskar väsentligt. Särskilt fokus bör ligga på att skydda de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 4.2 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education so that they are ready for primary education. 4.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förskola av god kvalitet som ger omvårdnad och förbereder dem för att börja grundskolan. 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.a - Till 2030 utöka det internationella samarbetet och stödet för kapacitetsuppbyggnad till utvecklingsländerna inom vatten- och sanitetsrelaterade verksamheter och program, inklusive genom tekniker för vatteninsamling, avsaltning, vatteneffektivitet, rening av avloppsvatten, återvinning och återanvändning. 6.a - By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 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Fund 750000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 375000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 125000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 1250000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 625000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 250000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 1500000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 2625000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 375000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 1625000 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Improved availability of clean water and safely managed and sustainable sanitation and hygiene generally and within the healthcare system Förbättrad tillgång till rent vatten och säkert hanterad och hållbar sanitet och hygien generellt och inom hälsovården Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved capacity to prevent negative health impacts caused by environmental contamination and climate change Stärkt kapacitet att förhindra hälsopåverkan av miljöföroreningar och klimatförändringar Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved opportunities for learning and knowledge especially for girls and women Förbättrade möjligheter att tillgodogöra sig lärande och kunskap, särskilt för flickor och kvinnor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Improved availability of clean water and safely managed and sustainable sanitation and hygiene in schools Förbättrad tillgång till rent vatten och säkert hanterad och hållbar sanitet och hygien i skolor Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-61050301-6105030103 Sweden UNICEF WASH 2018-2021. A global thematic non-earmarked support for UNICEF work on water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) in line with their strategic plan 2018-2021. The programme has a strong focus on gender equality. The intervention is a thematic support; a financing modality promoted by the Swedish strategy "Strategi för multilateral utvecklingspolitik" that gives larger room for efficiency and flexibility for the recipient organisation through internal budget allocations, and thereby providing improved conditions for risk management and results based management during implementation. The modality requires Sida to base the assessment mainly on the organisation's internal systems instead of predetermined details on execution. UNICEF WASH 2018-2021. Insatsen avser ett globalt flexibelt icke-öronmärkt tematiskt stöd till UNICEF´s arbete inom vatten, sanitet och hygien (WASH) i enlighet med den strategiska planen 2018-2021. Insatsen har ett starkt jämställdhetsfokus. Sustained use of safe water and sanitation services and adoption of hygiene practices and strengthened systems for a clean and safe environment for all children, women, girls and boys, particularly the most disadvantaged and those affected by humanitarian situations. Results will be derived and assessed based on the annual thematic results report by UNICEF for Goal Area 4 - "Every Child Lives in a Safe Clean Environment" results and progress within the global WASH programs. For the period 2020-2022, Sida and other donors requested the Global Annual Results Report to include greater details on the following: UNICEF will continue including examples, case studies and progress on new, key areas such as Climate Resilience WASH, WASH in Institutions, urban WASH, strengthening systems and enabling environment, UNICEF will strive to strengthen the financial report to include analysis of funding gaps by regions and countries in the Annual Results Report, as part of UNICEF wide ongoing effort on funding gaps analysis as part of the Structured Funding Dialogue of the Executive Board. Data (knowledge) management: Recommend UNICEF to explore current partnerships and collaboration to help strengthen the country level data management, including areas as data quality, capacity, analysis and use, flow. Bilateral or multi-partner consultations: Recommend UNICEF to organize bilateral or multi-partners consultations on key thematic areas such as sustainability, Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM), enabling environment, innovative financing, climate, water scarcity in relation Humanitarian WASH in Health, WASH in Education, and the funding gap analysis. Demonstrating Strategic partnerships: Recommend UNICEF to build further on the strong and close collaboration at the global levels and explore ways to demonstrate collaborative approach for WASH results at the country level, including continue to involve key humanitarian WASH focal points from UNICEF and resource partners in further work on humanitarian development nexus and MTR shift on linking lifesaving needs with sustainable solutions Defining how to measure indirect results: Recommend UNICEF to develop the WASH results ladder. UNICEF to convene lead multi-partners team to further develop the methodology for measuring "indirect results" on the ground... Sweden UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund 11.5 - Till 2030 väsentligt minska antalet dödsfall och antalet människor som drabbas av katastrofer, inklusive vattenrelaterade katastrofer. Även tillse att de direkta ekonomiska förlusterna till följd av sådana katastrofer, i form av lägre global BNP, minskar väsentligt. Särskilt fokus bör ligga på att skydda de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer. 11.5 - By 2030, significantly reduce the number of deaths and the number of people affected and substantially decrease the direct economic losses relative to global gross domestic product caused by disasters, including water-related disasters, with a focus on protecting the poor and people in vulnerable situations. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 3.2 - By 2030, end preventable deaths of newborns and children under 5 years of age, with all countries aiming to reduce neonatal mortality to at least as low as 12 per 1,000 live births and under-5 mortality to at least as low as 25 per 1,000 live births. 3.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att inga spädbarn eller barn under fem år dör av orsaker som hade kunnat förebyggas. Alla länder bör sträva efter att minska den neonatala dödligheten till högst tolv dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda och dödligheten bland barn under fem år till högst 25 dödsfall per 1 000 levande födda. 3.3 - By 2030, end the epidemics of AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and neglected tropical diseases and combat hepatitis, water-borne diseases and other communicable diseases. 3.3 - Senast 2030 utrota epidemierna av aids, tuberkulos, malaria och försummade tropiska sjukdomar samt bekämpa hepatit, vattenburna sjukdomar och andra smittsamma sjukdomar. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 4.2 - By 2030, ensure that all girls and boys have access to quality early childhood development, care and pre-primary education so that they are ready for primary education. 4.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla flickor och pojkar har tillgång till förskola av god kvalitet som ger omvårdnad och förbereder dem för att börja grundskolan. 6.1 - Senast 2030 uppnå allmän och rättvis tillgång till säkert och ekonomiskt överkomligt dricksvatten för alla. 6.1 - By 2030, achieve universal and equitable access to safe and affordable drinking water for all. 6.2 - By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable situations. 6.2 - Senast 2030 säkerställa att alla har tillgång till fullgod och rättvis sanitet och hygien och att ingen behöver uträtta sina behov utomhus. Särskild uppmärksamhet bör ägnas åt behoven hos kvinnor och flickor samt människor i utsatta situationer. 6.a - Till 2030 utöka det internationella samarbetet och stödet för kapacitetsuppbyggnad till utvecklingsländerna inom vatten- och sanitetsrelaterade verksamheter och program, inklusive genom tekniker för vatteninsamling, avsaltning, vatteneffektivitet, rening av avloppsvatten, återvinning och återanvändning. 6.a - By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination, water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies. 6.b - Stödja och stärka lokalsamhällenas deltagande i arbetet med att förbättra vatten- och sanitetshanteringen. 6.b - Support and strengthen the participation of local communities in improving water and sanitation management. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -2836059 -2836059 -2836059 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund -2836058.8399999999 UNICEF/United Nations Children's Fund Health and SRHR 2025-2029 Hälsa samt SRHR 2025-2029 Strengthened conditions for good health Stärkta förutsättningar för god hälsa Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-61050401 Sweden Sida provides Core support to Stockholm Environment Institute, SEI 2020-2027. SEI is a research institute that covers a wide range of knowledge-related activities. SEI focuses on environmental dimensions of human development and well-being and aims to contribute to better living conditions around the world, including for poor and vulnerable groups, through better "policies, technologies and related management techniques and strategies for an environmentally sustainable development of society". Stockholm Environment Institute, SEI, är ett internationellt fristående forskningsinstitut inom miljö och utveckling, vilket verkar i gränslandet mellan forskning och policy, i syfte att stödja beslutsfattande och policy i riktning mot hållbar utveckling runt om i världen. Institutet samarbetar med ett stort antal aktörer i en rad låg-, medel- och höginkomstländer och är verksamt på global, regional, nationell och lokal nivå. Huvudkontoret ligger i Stockholm men man har även etablerat SEI-centra i England, USA, Estland, Colombia, Thailand och Kenya (De tre senare har utvecklats till regionala kontor). Sida har stött SEIs verksamhet sedan början av 1990-talet med goda resultat. SEI har överlag utgjort en uppskattad och strategisk samarbetspartner till Sida inom en rad miljörelaterade områden, t.ex. vattenfrågor, klimat, sårbarhet och resiliens. SEI är dessutom en internationellt ansedd aktör med lång erfarenhet, dokumenterat goda resultat och ett brett internationellt kontaktnät, och som bidrar till fattigdomsminskning och en hållbar utveckling. SEIs forskning och policyarbete är högst relevant för fattiga och sårbara kvinnor och män i utvecklingsländer. SEI bidrar konkret med forskning, kunskap och metoder kring miljö- och klimatfrågornas samband med, och betydelse för, fattiga kvinnors och mäns hälsa och ekonomiska utveckling. Arbetet bidrar främst indirekt till fattigdomsminskning genom att, med högkvalitativ och relevant forskning inom ett flertal utvecklings-, miljö- och klimatrelaterade områden som grund, stödja beslutsfattande och policyprocesser samt bidra till förändring mot en hållbar global, regional och lokal utveckling. Påskyndad grön omställning, utsläppsminskningar och minskade föroreningar-rapportering 2025 - Under 2025 tog SEI och Climate and Clean Air Coalition fram ett verktyg för företag att mäta och uppskatta sina utsläpp av luftföroreningar och växthusgaser inte bara för den egna produktionen utan för hela sin värdekedja. Med detta verktyg har SEI gett stöd till företag som IKEA, Maers, Oracle, m.fl. att börja inkludera luftföroreningar i sin hållbarhetsrapportering (s.18-19). - Leadership Group for Industry Transition (LeadIT) är ett svenskt-indiskt initiativ avsett att stödja grön omställning av industriverksamhet. SEI är värd för initiativet och leder dess arbete. Förutom SEI och andra miljöforskningsorganisationer är även 32 företag med i arbetet, t.ex. SSAB, Stegra, TATA, Scania, Volvo, Skanska, Vattenfall, LKAB och SKF. Under 2025 presenterade 18 svenska och indiska företag partnerskap för förprojektering av stål- och cementprojekt i Indien. Under 2025 genomfördes även flera studiebesök till svenska industrier t.ex. SaltX, Heidelberg Materials, SSAB och Stegra, för att knyta företagskontakter och dela erfarenheter och kunskap om grön omställning av industriverksamhet (sid.20-21). Stärkt klimatanpassning till klimatförändringar och ökad vattentrygghet - SEIs projekt IMARA (Integrated Management of Natural Resources for Resilience) i Kenya syftar till att stärka resiliensen hos samhällen drabbade av långvarig torka. Projektet avser huduvsakligen förbättra infrastrukturen för och förvaltningen av vattenresurserna. Under 2025 har projektet lett bl.a. till förbättrad vattenförsörjning i flertalet samhällen i västra Kenya som Aitong, Maji Moto och Laikipia. Fram till 2025 har projektet utbildat mer än 150 person från dessa samhällen i hållbar vattenförvaltning (sid.22-23) - SEI ger stöd till flertalet länder inför och under internationella klimatförhandlingar och i genomförandet av överenskommelser från dessa förhandlingar. Fram till 2025 har SEI gett stöd till LDCs (Least Developed Countries) för deras nationella planer för anpassning (National Adaptation Plans, NAP) inklusive uppdatering av anpassningsplanernas tekniska guidelines. Dessa guidelines är ett viktigt verktyg för att ta fram NAP. Den senaste uppdateringen av dessa guidelines gjordes 2012 och SEI ledde uppdateringen som färdigställdes 2025 (sid.72). Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonom - SEI har utvecklat verktyget Trase för att analysera hållbarheten i värdekedjor, inte minst vad gäller avskogning. Under 2025 använde 21 olika bolag, t.ex. Nestlé, Mars och Mondelez, verktyget för att säkerställa och rapportera om sina förpliktelser att inte bidra till avskogning. Under 2025 bidrog verktyget också till att tydliggöra svagheter i förpliktleser och rapportering om avskogning hos skogsföretag i Indonesien, vilket ledde till att företaget agerade för att åtgärda svagheterna (sid.78). - I Colombia har SEI gett stöd till att utveckla natur-turismen, som kommer för att se landets mycket stora biologiska mångfald. Under 2025 fortsatte det s.k. Tourism 4.0-programmet där 530 entreprenörer från sammanlagt 214 företag inom natur-turism fick stöd i att utveckla affärsplaner, hållbar turism och samverkan med lokalsamhällen. Programmets s.k. Living Lab-projekt ledde under 2025 till att Puerto Narino blev landets första kommun att bli certifierad för hållbar turism. Det senare visades upp vid COP30 som ett exempel på initiativ som bidrar både till bevarande av naturresurser och till ökade inkomster (sid.60). I SEIs strategi för 2025-2029 anges ramarna för SEIs arbete under perioden. Det övergripande målet för SEIs verksamhet är att "stödja beslutsfattande och få till stånd förändring mot hållbar utveckling runt om i världen genom att tillhandahålla integrerande kunskaper som överbryggar vetenskap, politik och praktik inom miljö och utveckling". Verksamheten fokuseras på tre övergripande programområden under vilka man preciserar ett antal mål. De tre programområdena med exempel på målformuleringar är: 1) Reducerad klimatrisk - Stärkt beslutsfattande vad gäller klimatanpassning och katastrofriskreducering.- Övergång från fossil energi som även tar hänsyn till ojämlikhet, fattigdom och politisk ekonomi. 2) Hållbart nyttjande av resurser och resilienta ekosystem- Ekosystembaserad och holistisk vattenresursförvaltning.- Effektiva bioekonomiska strategier i nationell och regional policy och planering. 3) Förbättrad hälsa och välmående- Förbättrade strategier för luftkvalitet i låg- och medelinkomstländer.- Förändring mot mer hållbar livsstil och konsumtion. Förutom stöd till kärnverksamheten öronmärker Sida sitt stöd till fyra specifika projekt, med följande må: 1. Utveckling av ansvarsfull vattenförvaltning inom litiumproduktion i Bolivia Initiativet syftar till att stödja utvecklingen av ansvarsfull litiumproduktion i Bolivias endorheiska (dvs utan utflöde) avrinningsområden i Andernas Altiplano -ekosystem som är ekologiskt sårbara och brukade och bebodda av ursprungsbefolkning. Från ett perspektiv av ökad global efterfrågan på litium analyserar initiativet de potentiella effekterna av utvinning på redan knappa vattenresurser, våtmarker och unik biodiversitet. Initiativet bygger på SEI:s långvariga arbete genom Bolivia WATCH-programmet (sedan 2018) och regionala erfarenheter från Argentina (genom projektet MARS som leds av NIR i samarbete med SEI) och strävar efter att säkerställa att framtida litiumutveckling balanserar ekonomiska intressen med skydd av ekosystemtjänster, ursprungsbefolkningens försörjning och vattenresursernas långsiktiga hållbarhet. 2. Förbättrad vattenresursplanering i Armenien för bedömning och beslutsstöd för planerade vattenreservoarer Initiativet syftar till att förbättra planering och förvaltning av vattenresurser genom modellering och sektorsövergripande samordning för att stärka klimatresiliensen hos offentliga och privata sektorer, samt av naturliga ekosystem. Ett potentiellt resultat är upprättandet av en digital plattform med nationell vattenbalans, som kan stödja evidensbaserade policybeslut för vattenresursförvaltning. Initiativet strävar också efter att främja cirkulär vattenresurshantering för att skapa mervärden, såsom minskade utsläpp, ökad jordbruksproduktivitet genom bevattning med renat avloppsvatten och återvinning av växtnäring. Initiativet avser att bidra till samordning mellan stora vattenrelaterade program och projekt i landet, såsom pågående eller planerade projekt kring reservoarer, våtmarker, skogsrehabilitering och energieffektivitet. 3. Genomförandet av en andra fas av projektet Advancing Bioeconomy Development in Kenya (ABDK) I Kenya finns stora möjligheter att genom bioekonomin stärka arbetet kring klimat och biologisk mångfald, hållbara livsmedelssystem, landsbygdsutveckling samt påskynda en grön industrialisering. Biobaserade kenyanska småföretag står i centrum för denna utveckling och bidrar till innovation, värdeskapande och sysselsättning. Det Sida-finansierade projektet Advancing Bioeconomy Development in Kenya (ABDK) genomfört av SEI med stöd från Business Sweden, kartlagt Kenyanska och Svenska biobaserade företag, utvecklat klusterbaserade Kenyanska färdplaner och effektiva plattformar för svensktkenyanskt näringslivssamarbete. En samordnad Team Sweden/SEI-ansats kan nu bygga vidare på de positiva effekterna av ADBK projektet och ytterligare främja partnerskap och långsiktig Kenyansk-Afrikansk-Svensk företagsutveckling. 4. Iron and Steel Facility, med syfte att stödja omställningen av stålindustrin i fyra specifika länder: Sydafrika, Indien, Indonesien och Vietnam. Omställning av stålindustrin innebär huvudsakligen att förändra tillverkningsprocessen från att vara mycket koldioxidintensiv till att ha minimala utsläpp av koldioxid. Mer specifikt avser faciliteten ge tekniskt stöd till de fyra länderna inför och under framtagandet av konkreta investeringsplaner för omställningen av stålindustrier inom respektive land. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South of Sahara, regional Asia, regional America, regional Developing countries, unspecified Environmental research General Environment Protection En oberoende utvärdering av SEIs verksamhet genomfördes under hösten 2023. Utvärderingen var positiv till SEIs arbete och pekade på goda resultat inom de områden man tittade särskilt på, d.v.s.: 1) SEIs relevans för sina samarbetspartners; 2) Verksamheten vid SEI-centret i Latinamerika; 3) Arbetet vid SEIs Global Operations department (svarar för intern samordning, styrning, metod- och policyutveckling, resultatramverk och resultatuppföljning). Enligt utvärderaren har SEIs projekt avsevärt bidragit med resultat vad gäller ökad kapacitet och förbättrade beslut hos sina samarbetspartner. SEI är av sina partner, kunder och finansiärer ansedd som en pålitlig och samarbetsvillig organisation. Dess forskare anses vara mycket skickliga inom sina respektive tematiska områden. Kommunikationen med SEI:s forskarteam anses enkel, öppen och lyhörd. SEI värderas för sin förmåga att överbrygga klyftan mellan lokala samhällen och beslutsfattare, liksom att effektivt kommunicera forskningsresultat till beslutsfattare inom ämnesområden som är av betydande intresse för dessa. SEI:s partner anser att SEI är skickligt på att implementera kreativa metoder för att involvera och engagera intressenter. Djupet av kunskap och expertis inom SEI inom vissa ämnesområden är en unik tillgång, och organisationens ansträngningar att koppla samman sina forskare över SEI är avgörande. Granskningsteamet fann bevis på hållbara resultat, inklusive förbättrad planering och ökad kapacitet för forskning och analys bland partners, och exempel på SEI:s resultat som leder till upprättande, modifiering och tillämpning av internationella standarder. SEIs resultatrapportering beskriver organisationens arbete med att genomföra organisationens strategi och bygger på SEIs förändringsteori och resultat- och läranderamverk. Den narrativa rapporteringen består av två separata rapporter. Annual Results Report för 2023 är främst riktad till givarna av kärnstöd, det vill säga Sida och Miljödepartementet genom Formas. Sida och SEI har löpande diskuterat rapporteringens utformning under den nuvarande avtalsperioden, liksom under den förra. Rapporteringen har successivt utvecklats förtydligats och förbättrats och det är Sidas bedömning att utformning och innehåll håller en hög kvalitet. Rapporten fyller alla krav på rapporteringen av kärnstödet till Sida, är innehållsrik och informativ och innehåller både övergripande analys och beskrivning av konkreta aktiviteter i fält. Förändringsberättelser visar på hela kedjan av aktiviteter i verksamheten, från forskning till dialog och till sist policygenomslag. Annual report 2023 är en publik rapport som i stora drag redovisar verksamheten och de resultat som beskrivs i årsrapporten till Sida, men på ett lite mer övergripande och lättillgängligt sätt. Även denna rapport är mycket välskriven och innehållsrik och innehåller även SEIs årliga ekonomiska redovisning. Följande är exempel på aktivteter och resultat under 2023: Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering: - SEI är värd för sekretariatet för LeadIT Leadership Group for Industry Transition vilket är en grupp av 18 länder och 20 stora företag som är engagerade i åtgärder för att uppnå målen i Parisavtalet. LeadIT lanserades 2019 av Sveriges och Indiens regeringar vid FN:s klimattoppmöte. SEIs roll är att stödja byggande av partnerskap och dialog och tillhandahålla verktyg och data för att hjälpa länder och företag att göra framsteg mot sina mål att nå noll-utsläpp av växthusgaser. LeadIT fungerar också som en brygga mellan industri, regeringar och civilsamhället i olika delar av världen. Sedan lanseringen har Leadership Group for Industry Transition (LeadIT) etablerat industriomställningen på den internationella agendan bl.a. genom sina medlemmars insatser i multilaterala grupperingar (t.ex. G7, G20, EU) och genom att ge vägledning och politiskt stöd till andra initiativ som tar itu med olika aspekter av omställningen (t.ex. upphandling). Under 2023 faciliterade LeadIT nya partnerskap mellan länder och företag i globala nord och syd för att påskynda omställning till låga koldioxidutsläpp inom tung industri, vilket är ett banbrytande exempel för hur offentlig-privata allianser kan driva på miljövänlig industripraxis. SEI Annual Results Report for 2023, sid 16, insats 6105040102, dokument 20/000354-94 Under 2023 stödde SEI utvecklingen av Marockos långsiktiga low-emissions development strategy genom modellering, policyutvärdering, och engagerande av intressenter. SEIs forskningsresultat har stöttat beslut om åtgärder för begränsning av klimatförändringar, och arbetet med att involvera olika intressenter i analysarbetet har byggt konsensus kring en ny utsläppsminskningsagenda för landet: netto-noll utsläpp av växthusgaser till 2050. SEI hjälpte inte bara Marocko att utveckla den övergripande strategin utan bidrog även till flera komplimenterande planer för utsläppsbegränsningar vilka beskriver kraven för strategins genomförande i varje större ekonomisk sektor. SEI Annual Results Report for 2023, sid 18, insats 6105040102, dokument 20/000354-94 Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer - SEI stödjer stärkt beslutsfattande kring klimatanpassning och katastrofriskreducering. SEI bidrar även med stöd att öka resiliensen hos lokalsamhällen som är sårbara för naturkatastrofer genom gemensamt kapacitetsbyggande. Ett exempel är arbetet med lokala partners för att förbättra tidiga varningssystem för översvämningar på gränsen mellan Thailand och Myanmar. SEI Annual Results Report for 2023, sid 24, insats 6105040102, dokument 20/000354-94 - SEIs forskning har bidragit till att förbättra rättvisan i internationellt finansierad anpassning och att stärka lokalt ledd klimatanpassning. SEI arbetar för närvarande med forskningspartners i Namibia och Karibien för att utvärdera rättvisan i Gröna klimatfondens (GCF) två första projekt för "Enhanced Direct Access", som är utformade för att säkerställa att en större andel av den internationella finanseringen når utsatta samhällen. SEI genomför nationella workshops och intervjuer med nyckelaktörer i båda länderna för att utvärdera både proceduriell och distibutiv rättvisa. Preliminära resultat har bidragit till utvecklingen av "Locally Led Climate Action Platform" vid Världsbanken. Rapport: Exempel på resultat från SEIs arbete med fokus på privat sektor och finans, sid 7, insats 6101050402, dokument 20/000354-105 - I samarbete med International Organization for Migration (IOM) visade SEI på komplexiteten vad gäller migration i Malaysia och Thailand i ljuset av klimatförändringar, och den nyckelroll som företag spelar för att arbeta med hållbarhet och mänskliga rättigheter. SEIs studie var den första att samarbeta med privata sektorn om klimatrelaterad migration i regionen. Fokus låg på att försöka förstå företagens roll, särskilt de inblandade inom biobränsleproduktion. Resultaten av studien informerade IOM:s strategiska plan 202428 och ledde till ett nytt projekt med World Vision International om effekterna av klimatrelaterad migration på barn och ungdomar. SEI förser nu World Vision med vetenskapsbaserad kunskap för att informera sin programmering och verksamhet i detta område. SEI Annual Results Report for 2023, sid 44, insats 6105040102, dokument 20/000354-94 Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive omställningen till hållbara livsmedelssystem, minskade föroreningar och hållbar kemikalie- och avfallshantering: - År 2022 lanserade SEI programmet Finance for Sustainable Development (FSD), som bygger på det tidigare arbete inom partnerskapet Stockholm Sustainable Finance Centre (SSFC). FSD fokuserar på att koppla samman kunskap om projekts genomförbarhet och förutsättningar att attrahera finansiering på mikronivå, med policyarbete kring klimat- och utvecklingsfinansiering på makronivå. Exempel på arbete som utförts inom FSD är att bidra till att höja kunskapsnivån kring finansiering för förnybar energi i Afrika, att utveckla en finansieringsmodell för ett arketypiskt exportinriktat och vätgasbaserat grönt stålprojekt i ett utvecklingsland samt att undersöka affärsmöjligheterför en grön industriell omställning i globala syd. Rapport: Exempel på resultat från SEIs arbete med fokus på privat sektor och finans, sid 2, insats 6101050402, dokument 20/000354-105 - Som en del av Stockholm Sustainable Finance Centre (SSFC) som SEI ledde från 2019 till 2022 etablerade SEI:s team för hållbar finansiering ett utbildningsprogram om gröna obligationer i samarbete med Stockholm School of Economics Executive Education (SSE ExEd). Programmet finansierades av Världsbankens IFC och andra aktörer har sedan dess använt detta program från SSE ExEd. Programmet utvecklades för banker i utvecklings- och tillväxtländer och erbjuder deltagarna ett program i världsklass angående hur man utvecklar gröna obligationserbjudanden både för sina klienter och sig själva. Ledande utövare på finansmarknaderna och SEI:s experter inom hållbarhet gav betydelsefulla bidrag till utbildningen, och över 100 banker från utvecklings- och tillväxtländer har genomfört densamma. Att få igång detta program var ett av de viktigaste inledande målen för SSFC, och resultaten från arbetet sprider nu hållbara finansieringsmetoder brett bland de tilltänkta marknaderna. Rapport: Exempel på resultat från SEIs arbete med fokus på privat sektor och finans, sid 6, insats 6101050402, dokument 20/000354-105 Under det senaste decenniet har SEI stärkt partnerskap med viktiga globala organisationer, inte minst FN. SEIs samarbete med FN sätter organisationens vetenskapliga arbete på den internationella agendan och ger möjlighet till stort genomslag. Under 2023 ledde och bidrog SEI till framtagandet av flera publikationer på hög nivå i samarbete med FN-organ. Exempel är: Production Gap Report 2023: Phasing down or phasing up? I samarbete med UNEP; Global sustainable development report 2023 på uppdrag av FNs generalsekreterare; Adaption Gap report 2023 i samarbete med UNEP, samt IPCC AR6 Synthesis Report: Climate Change 2023. SEI Annual Results Report for 2023, sid 33, insats 6105040102, dokument 20/000354-94 - SEI stödjer utveckling av mer produktiva robusta och hållbara produktionsmetoder inom jordbrukssektorn. Ett program för utbildning i mjölkproduktion för kvinnliga bönder i Västra Uganda bidrar till minskad matosäkerhet, förbättrar försörjningsmöjligheterna i lokalsamhället, samt överensstämmer med landets övergripande prioriteringar för nationell och regional utveckling. SEI Annual Results Report for 2023, sid 26, insats 6105040102, dokument 20/000354-94 - I samarbete med World Economic Forum och Clean Air Fund stödjer SEI Alliance for Clean Air vilket är en koalition av fler än 16 privata företag. SEI tillhandahåller teknisk och strategisk vägledning till alliansmedlemmarna och övertog under 2023 ledningen för alliansens Measure and Reduce workstream. SEI Annual Results Report for 2023, sid 43, insats 6105040102, dokument 20/000354-94 I samarbete med ministeriet för klimatförändringar i Pakistan och Clean Air Asia utvecklade SEI en första bedömning av hur Pakistan kunde förbättra luftkvaliteten och samtidigt minska sitt bidrag till klimatförändringarna. Detta arbete kulminerade i en uppsättning konkreta åtgärder som tillsammans skulle kunna minska utsläppen av luftföroreningar med mer än 30 % till 2030 och med upp till 80 % till 2050, jämfört med 2020 års nivåer. SEI presenterade bedömningen för ministern för klimatförändringar och resultaten integrerades därefter i Pakistans policy för ren luft, som godkändes av Pakistans regering i mars 2023. Policyn belyser behovet av att agera inom de fem stora luftföroreningssektorerna som identifierats i studien, och den prioriterar en nyckelåtgärd i var och en av dessa sektorer. SEI stöder nu genomförandet av denna policy genom provinsiella miljöskyddsmyndigheter. SEI Annual Results Report for 2023, sid 43, insats 6105040102, dokument 20/000354-94 Ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald samt stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade naturresurser SEI lanserade betaversionen av Fossil Fuel Atlas, ett öppet verktyg som kartlägger planerade och befintliga produktionsplatser för fossila bränslen med syfte att att hjälpa till att bedöma troliga effekter på närboende och den lokala miljön. Atlasen visar var en industri planerar att bygga infrastruktur och hur dessa planer kan komma att inkräkta på skyddade områden, lokalfolks territorier, av Ramsarkonventionen skyddade våtmarker och andra områden av ekologisk och kulturell betydelse. Atlasen syftar till att skapa insyn i sektorn och fungera som en mekanism för tidig varning som gör det möjligt för civilsamhällets organisationer, regeringar, forskare och andra att utvärdera och kommunicera potentiella hot från utvecklingen av fossil infrastruktur för ekosystem och samhällen, och vidta eventuella åtgärder tidigare i planerings- och utvecklingsstadiet. SEI Annual Results Report for 2023, sid 50, insats 6105040102, dokument 20/000354-94 No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050401-6105040101 Sweden Sida provides Core support to Stockholm Environment Institute, SEI 2020-2027. SEI is a research institute that covers a wide range of knowledge-related activities. SEI focuses on environmental dimensions of human development and well-being and aims to contribute to better living conditions around the world, including for poor and vulnerable groups, through better "policies, technologies and related management techniques and strategies for an environmentally sustainable development of society". Stockholm Environment Institute, SEI, är ett internationellt fristående forskningsinstitut inom miljö och utveckling, vilket verkar i gränslandet mellan forskning och policy, i syfte att stödja beslutsfattande och policy i riktning mot hållbar utveckling runt om i världen. Institutet samarbetar med ett stort antal aktörer i en rad låg-, medel- och höginkomstländer och är verksamt på global, regional, nationell och lokal nivå. Huvudkontoret ligger i Stockholm men man har även etablerat SEI-centra i England, USA, Estland, Colombia, Thailand och Kenya (De tre senare har utvecklats till regionala kontor). Sida har stött SEIs verksamhet sedan början av 1990-talet med goda resultat. SEI har överlag utgjort en uppskattad och strategisk samarbetspartner till Sida inom en rad miljörelaterade områden, t.ex. vattenfrågor, klimat, sårbarhet och resiliens. SEI är dessutom en internationellt ansedd aktör med lång erfarenhet, dokumenterat goda resultat och ett brett internationellt kontaktnät, och som bidrar till fattigdomsminskning och en hållbar utveckling. SEIs forskning och policyarbete är högst relevant för fattiga och sårbara kvinnor och män i utvecklingsländer. SEI bidrar konkret med forskning, kunskap och metoder kring miljö- och klimatfrågornas samband med, och betydelse för, fattiga kvinnors och mäns hälsa och ekonomiska utveckling. Arbetet bidrar främst indirekt till fattigdomsminskning genom att, med högkvalitativ och relevant forskning inom ett flertal utvecklings-, miljö- och klimatrelaterade områden som grund, stödja beslutsfattande och policyprocesser samt bidra till förändring mot en hållbar global, regional och lokal utveckling. Påskyndad grön omställning, utsläppsminskningar och minskade föroreningar-rapportering 2025 - Under 2025 tog SEI och Climate and Clean Air Coalition fram ett verktyg för företag att mäta och uppskatta sina utsläpp av luftföroreningar och växthusgaser inte bara för den egna produktionen utan för hela sin värdekedja. Med detta verktyg har SEI gett stöd till företag som IKEA, Maers, Oracle, m.fl. att börja inkludera luftföroreningar i sin hållbarhetsrapportering (s.18-19). - Leadership Group for Industry Transition (LeadIT) är ett svenskt-indiskt initiativ avsett att stödja grön omställning av industriverksamhet. SEI är värd för initiativet och leder dess arbete. Förutom SEI och andra miljöforskningsorganisationer är även 32 företag med i arbetet, t.ex. SSAB, Stegra, TATA, Scania, Volvo, Skanska, Vattenfall, LKAB och SKF. Under 2025 presenterade 18 svenska och indiska företag partnerskap för förprojektering av stål- och cementprojekt i Indien. Under 2025 genomfördes även flera studiebesök till svenska industrier t.ex. SaltX, Heidelberg Materials, SSAB och Stegra, för att knyta företagskontakter och dela erfarenheter och kunskap om grön omställning av industriverksamhet (sid.20-21). Stärkt klimatanpassning till klimatförändringar och ökad vattentrygghet - SEIs projekt IMARA (Integrated Management of Natural Resources for Resilience) i Kenya syftar till att stärka resiliensen hos samhällen drabbade av långvarig torka. Projektet avser huduvsakligen förbättra infrastrukturen för och förvaltningen av vattenresurserna. Under 2025 har projektet lett bl.a. till förbättrad vattenförsörjning i flertalet samhällen i västra Kenya som Aitong, Maji Moto och Laikipia. Fram till 2025 har projektet utbildat mer än 150 person från dessa samhällen i hållbar vattenförvaltning (sid.22-23) - SEI ger stöd till flertalet länder inför och under internationella klimatförhandlingar och i genomförandet av överenskommelser från dessa förhandlingar. Fram till 2025 har SEI gett stöd till LDCs (Least Developed Countries) för deras nationella planer för anpassning (National Adaptation Plans, NAP) inklusive uppdatering av anpassningsplanernas tekniska guidelines. Dessa guidelines är ett viktigt verktyg för att ta fram NAP. Den senaste uppdateringen av dessa guidelines gjordes 2012 och SEI ledde uppdateringen som färdigställdes 2025 (sid.72). Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonom - SEI har utvecklat verktyget Trase för att analysera hållbarheten i värdekedjor, inte minst vad gäller avskogning. Under 2025 använde 21 olika bolag, t.ex. Nestlé, Mars och Mondelez, verktyget för att säkerställa och rapportera om sina förpliktelser att inte bidra till avskogning. Under 2025 bidrog verktyget också till att tydliggöra svagheter i förpliktleser och rapportering om avskogning hos skogsföretag i Indonesien, vilket ledde till att företaget agerade för att åtgärda svagheterna (sid.78). - I Colombia har SEI gett stöd till att utveckla natur-turismen, som kommer för att se landets mycket stora biologiska mångfald. Under 2025 fortsatte det s.k. Tourism 4.0-programmet där 530 entreprenörer från sammanlagt 214 företag inom natur-turism fick stöd i att utveckla affärsplaner, hållbar turism och samverkan med lokalsamhällen. Programmets s.k. Living Lab-projekt ledde under 2025 till att Puerto Narino blev landets första kommun att bli certifierad för hållbar turism. Det senare visades upp vid COP30 som ett exempel på initiativ som bidrar både till bevarande av naturresurser och till ökade inkomster (sid.60). I SEIs strategi för 2025-2029 anges ramarna för SEIs arbete under perioden. Det övergripande målet för SEIs verksamhet är att "stödja beslutsfattande och få till stånd förändring mot hållbar utveckling runt om i världen genom att tillhandahålla integrerande kunskaper som överbryggar vetenskap, politik och praktik inom miljö och utveckling". Verksamheten fokuseras på tre övergripande programområden under vilka man preciserar ett antal mål. De tre programområdena med exempel på målformuleringar är: 1) Reducerad klimatrisk - Stärkt beslutsfattande vad gäller klimatanpassning och katastrofriskreducering.- Övergång från fossil energi som även tar hänsyn till ojämlikhet, fattigdom och politisk ekonomi. 2) Hållbart nyttjande av resurser och resilienta ekosystem- Ekosystembaserad och holistisk vattenresursförvaltning.- Effektiva bioekonomiska strategier i nationell och regional policy och planering. 3) Förbättrad hälsa och välmående- Förbättrade strategier för luftkvalitet i låg- och medelinkomstländer.- Förändring mot mer hållbar livsstil och konsumtion. Förutom stöd till kärnverksamheten öronmärker Sida sitt stöd till fyra specifika projekt, med följande må: 1. Utveckling av ansvarsfull vattenförvaltning inom litiumproduktion i Bolivia Initiativet syftar till att stödja utvecklingen av ansvarsfull litiumproduktion i Bolivias endorheiska (dvs utan utflöde) avrinningsområden i Andernas Altiplano -ekosystem som är ekologiskt sårbara och brukade och bebodda av ursprungsbefolkning. Från ett perspektiv av ökad global efterfrågan på litium analyserar initiativet de potentiella effekterna av utvinning på redan knappa vattenresurser, våtmarker och unik biodiversitet. Initiativet bygger på SEI:s långvariga arbete genom Bolivia WATCH-programmet (sedan 2018) och regionala erfarenheter från Argentina (genom projektet MARS som leds av NIR i samarbete med SEI) och strävar efter att säkerställa att framtida litiumutveckling balanserar ekonomiska intressen med skydd av ekosystemtjänster, ursprungsbefolkningens försörjning och vattenresursernas långsiktiga hållbarhet. 2. Förbättrad vattenresursplanering i Armenien för bedömning och beslutsstöd för planerade vattenreservoarer Initiativet syftar till att förbättra planering och förvaltning av vattenresurser genom modellering och sektorsövergripande samordning för att stärka klimatresiliensen hos offentliga och privata sektorer, samt av naturliga ekosystem. Ett potentiellt resultat är upprättandet av en digital plattform med nationell vattenbalans, som kan stödja evidensbaserade policybeslut för vattenresursförvaltning. Initiativet strävar också efter att främja cirkulär vattenresurshantering för att skapa mervärden, såsom minskade utsläpp, ökad jordbruksproduktivitet genom bevattning med renat avloppsvatten och återvinning av växtnäring. Initiativet avser att bidra till samordning mellan stora vattenrelaterade program och projekt i landet, såsom pågående eller planerade projekt kring reservoarer, våtmarker, skogsrehabilitering och energieffektivitet. 3. Genomförandet av en andra fas av projektet Advancing Bioeconomy Development in Kenya (ABDK) I Kenya finns stora möjligheter att genom bioekonomin stärka arbetet kring klimat och biologisk mångfald, hållbara livsmedelssystem, landsbygdsutveckling samt påskynda en grön industrialisering. Biobaserade kenyanska småföretag står i centrum för denna utveckling och bidrar till innovation, värdeskapande och sysselsättning. Det Sida-finansierade projektet Advancing Bioeconomy Development in Kenya (ABDK) genomfört av SEI med stöd från Business Sweden, kartlagt Kenyanska och Svenska biobaserade företag, utvecklat klusterbaserade Kenyanska färdplaner och effektiva plattformar för svensktkenyanskt näringslivssamarbete. En samordnad Team Sweden/SEI-ansats kan nu bygga vidare på de positiva effekterna av ADBK projektet och ytterligare främja partnerskap och långsiktig Kenyansk-Afrikansk-Svensk företagsutveckling. 4. Iron and Steel Facility, med syfte att stödja omställningen av stålindustrin i fyra specifika länder: Sydafrika, Indien, Indonesien och Vietnam. Omställning av stålindustrin innebär huvudsakligen att förändra tillverkningsprocessen från att vara mycket koldioxidintensiv till att ha minimala utsläpp av koldioxid. Mer specifikt avser faciliteten ge tekniskt stöd till de fyra länderna inför och under framtagandet av konkreta investeringsplaner för omställningen av stålindustrier inom respektive land. Sweden SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 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Förebyggande av klimatförändringar, och minskade utsläpp av växthusgaser och luftföroreningar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable energy systems based on renewable energy. Hållbara energisystem baserade på förnybar energi. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced protection and rehabilitation, and sustainable management and use of land-based ecosystems, biodiversity and species, natural resources, including agriculture and forestry, as well as ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including preventive chemical control and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive förebyggande kemikaliekontroll och avfallshantering. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened protection and rehabilitation, as well as sustainable management and use of marine, coastal and freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, natural resources, and ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner water and oceans, reduced emissions of pollutants and reduced littering. Renare vatten och hav, minskade utsläpp av föroreningar och minskad nedskräpning. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050401-6105040102 Sweden Sida provides Core support to Stockholm Environment Institute, SEI 2020-2027. SEI is a research institute that covers a wide range of knowledge-related activities. SEI focuses on environmental dimensions of human development and well-being and aims to contribute to better living conditions around the world, including for poor and vulnerable groups, through better "policies, technologies and related management techniques and strategies for an environmentally sustainable development of society". Stockholm Environment Institute, SEI, är ett internationellt fristående forskningsinstitut inom miljö och utveckling, vilket verkar i gränslandet mellan forskning och policy, i syfte att stödja beslutsfattande och policy i riktning mot hållbar utveckling runt om i världen. Institutet samarbetar med ett stort antal aktörer i en rad låg-, medel- och höginkomstländer och är verksamt på global, regional, nationell och lokal nivå. Huvudkontoret ligger i Stockholm men man har även etablerat SEI-centra i England, USA, Estland, Colombia, Thailand och Kenya (De tre senare har utvecklats till regionala kontor). Sida har stött SEIs verksamhet sedan början av 1990-talet med goda resultat. SEI har överlag utgjort en uppskattad och strategisk samarbetspartner till Sida inom en rad miljörelaterade områden, t.ex. vattenfrågor, klimat, sårbarhet och resiliens. SEI är dessutom en internationellt ansedd aktör med lång erfarenhet, dokumenterat goda resultat och ett brett internationellt kontaktnät, och som bidrar till fattigdomsminskning och en hållbar utveckling. SEIs forskning och policyarbete är högst relevant för fattiga och sårbara kvinnor och män i utvecklingsländer. SEI bidrar konkret med forskning, kunskap och metoder kring miljö- och klimatfrågornas samband med, och betydelse för, fattiga kvinnors och mäns hälsa och ekonomiska utveckling. Arbetet bidrar främst indirekt till fattigdomsminskning genom att, med högkvalitativ och relevant forskning inom ett flertal utvecklings-, miljö- och klimatrelaterade områden som grund, stödja beslutsfattande och policyprocesser samt bidra till förändring mot en hållbar global, regional och lokal utveckling. Påskyndad grön omställning, utsläppsminskningar och minskade föroreningar-rapportering 2025 - Under 2025 tog SEI och Climate and Clean Air Coalition fram ett verktyg för företag att mäta och uppskatta sina utsläpp av luftföroreningar och växthusgaser inte bara för den egna produktionen utan för hela sin värdekedja. Med detta verktyg har SEI gett stöd till företag som IKEA, Maers, Oracle, m.fl. att börja inkludera luftföroreningar i sin hållbarhetsrapportering (s.18-19). - Leadership Group for Industry Transition (LeadIT) är ett svenskt-indiskt initiativ avsett att stödja grön omställning av industriverksamhet. SEI är värd för initiativet och leder dess arbete. Förutom SEI och andra miljöforskningsorganisationer är även 32 företag med i arbetet, t.ex. SSAB, Stegra, TATA, Scania, Volvo, Skanska, Vattenfall, LKAB och SKF. Under 2025 presenterade 18 svenska och indiska företag partnerskap för förprojektering av stål- och cementprojekt i Indien. Under 2025 genomfördes även flera studiebesök till svenska industrier t.ex. SaltX, Heidelberg Materials, SSAB och Stegra, för att knyta företagskontakter och dela erfarenheter och kunskap om grön omställning av industriverksamhet (sid.20-21). Stärkt klimatanpassning till klimatförändringar och ökad vattentrygghet - SEIs projekt IMARA (Integrated Management of Natural Resources for Resilience) i Kenya syftar till att stärka resiliensen hos samhällen drabbade av långvarig torka. Projektet avser huduvsakligen förbättra infrastrukturen för och förvaltningen av vattenresurserna. Under 2025 har projektet lett bl.a. till förbättrad vattenförsörjning i flertalet samhällen i västra Kenya som Aitong, Maji Moto och Laikipia. Fram till 2025 har projektet utbildat mer än 150 person från dessa samhällen i hållbar vattenförvaltning (sid.22-23) - SEI ger stöd till flertalet länder inför och under internationella klimatförhandlingar och i genomförandet av överenskommelser från dessa förhandlingar. Fram till 2025 har SEI gett stöd till LDCs (Least Developed Countries) för deras nationella planer för anpassning (National Adaptation Plans, NAP) inklusive uppdatering av anpassningsplanernas tekniska guidelines. Dessa guidelines är ett viktigt verktyg för att ta fram NAP. Den senaste uppdateringen av dessa guidelines gjordes 2012 och SEI ledde uppdateringen som färdigställdes 2025 (sid.72). Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonom - SEI har utvecklat verktyget Trase för att analysera hållbarheten i värdekedjor, inte minst vad gäller avskogning. Under 2025 använde 21 olika bolag, t.ex. Nestlé, Mars och Mondelez, verktyget för att säkerställa och rapportera om sina förpliktelser att inte bidra till avskogning. Under 2025 bidrog verktyget också till att tydliggöra svagheter i förpliktleser och rapportering om avskogning hos skogsföretag i Indonesien, vilket ledde till att företaget agerade för att åtgärda svagheterna (sid.78). - I Colombia har SEI gett stöd till att utveckla natur-turismen, som kommer för att se landets mycket stora biologiska mångfald. Under 2025 fortsatte det s.k. Tourism 4.0-programmet där 530 entreprenörer från sammanlagt 214 företag inom natur-turism fick stöd i att utveckla affärsplaner, hållbar turism och samverkan med lokalsamhällen. Programmets s.k. Living Lab-projekt ledde under 2025 till att Puerto Narino blev landets första kommun att bli certifierad för hållbar turism. Det senare visades upp vid COP30 som ett exempel på initiativ som bidrar både till bevarande av naturresurser och till ökade inkomster (sid.60). I SEIs strategi för 2025-2029 anges ramarna för SEIs arbete under perioden. Det övergripande målet för SEIs verksamhet är att "stödja beslutsfattande och få till stånd förändring mot hållbar utveckling runt om i världen genom att tillhandahålla integrerande kunskaper som överbryggar vetenskap, politik och praktik inom miljö och utveckling". Verksamheten fokuseras på tre övergripande programområden under vilka man preciserar ett antal mål. De tre programområdena med exempel på målformuleringar är: 1) Reducerad klimatrisk - Stärkt beslutsfattande vad gäller klimatanpassning och katastrofriskreducering.- Övergång från fossil energi som även tar hänsyn till ojämlikhet, fattigdom och politisk ekonomi. 2) Hållbart nyttjande av resurser och resilienta ekosystem- Ekosystembaserad och holistisk vattenresursförvaltning.- Effektiva bioekonomiska strategier i nationell och regional policy och planering. 3) Förbättrad hälsa och välmående- Förbättrade strategier för luftkvalitet i låg- och medelinkomstländer.- Förändring mot mer hållbar livsstil och konsumtion. Förutom stöd till kärnverksamheten öronmärker Sida sitt stöd till fyra specifika projekt, med följande må: 1. Utveckling av ansvarsfull vattenförvaltning inom litiumproduktion i Bolivia Initiativet syftar till att stödja utvecklingen av ansvarsfull litiumproduktion i Bolivias endorheiska (dvs utan utflöde) avrinningsområden i Andernas Altiplano -ekosystem som är ekologiskt sårbara och brukade och bebodda av ursprungsbefolkning. Från ett perspektiv av ökad global efterfrågan på litium analyserar initiativet de potentiella effekterna av utvinning på redan knappa vattenresurser, våtmarker och unik biodiversitet. Initiativet bygger på SEI:s långvariga arbete genom Bolivia WATCH-programmet (sedan 2018) och regionala erfarenheter från Argentina (genom projektet MARS som leds av NIR i samarbete med SEI) och strävar efter att säkerställa att framtida litiumutveckling balanserar ekonomiska intressen med skydd av ekosystemtjänster, ursprungsbefolkningens försörjning och vattenresursernas långsiktiga hållbarhet. 2. Förbättrad vattenresursplanering i Armenien för bedömning och beslutsstöd för planerade vattenreservoarer Initiativet syftar till att förbättra planering och förvaltning av vattenresurser genom modellering och sektorsövergripande samordning för att stärka klimatresiliensen hos offentliga och privata sektorer, samt av naturliga ekosystem. Ett potentiellt resultat är upprättandet av en digital plattform med nationell vattenbalans, som kan stödja evidensbaserade policybeslut för vattenresursförvaltning. Initiativet strävar också efter att främja cirkulär vattenresurshantering för att skapa mervärden, såsom minskade utsläpp, ökad jordbruksproduktivitet genom bevattning med renat avloppsvatten och återvinning av växtnäring. Initiativet avser att bidra till samordning mellan stora vattenrelaterade program och projekt i landet, såsom pågående eller planerade projekt kring reservoarer, våtmarker, skogsrehabilitering och energieffektivitet. 3. Genomförandet av en andra fas av projektet Advancing Bioeconomy Development in Kenya (ABDK) I Kenya finns stora möjligheter att genom bioekonomin stärka arbetet kring klimat och biologisk mångfald, hållbara livsmedelssystem, landsbygdsutveckling samt påskynda en grön industrialisering. Biobaserade kenyanska småföretag står i centrum för denna utveckling och bidrar till innovation, värdeskapande och sysselsättning. Det Sida-finansierade projektet Advancing Bioeconomy Development in Kenya (ABDK) genomfört av SEI med stöd från Business Sweden, kartlagt Kenyanska och Svenska biobaserade företag, utvecklat klusterbaserade Kenyanska färdplaner och effektiva plattformar för svensktkenyanskt näringslivssamarbete. En samordnad Team Sweden/SEI-ansats kan nu bygga vidare på de positiva effekterna av ADBK projektet och ytterligare främja partnerskap och långsiktig Kenyansk-Afrikansk-Svensk företagsutveckling. 4. Iron and Steel Facility, med syfte att stödja omställningen av stålindustrin i fyra specifika länder: Sydafrika, Indien, Indonesien och Vietnam. Omställning av stålindustrin innebär huvudsakligen att förändra tillverkningsprocessen från att vara mycket koldioxidintensiv till att ha minimala utsläpp av koldioxid. Mer specifikt avser faciliteten ge tekniskt stöd till de fyra länderna inför och under framtagandet av konkreta investeringsplaner för omställningen av stålindustrier inom respektive land. Sweden SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 60000000 60000000 30000000 0 0 0 30000000 30000000 0 30000000 30000000 30000000 0 30000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 180000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 30000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 30000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 30000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 30000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 30000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 30000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Increased water security through sustainable management of freshwater resources and freshwater ecosystems. Ökad vattentrygghet genom hållbar förvaltning av sötvattenresurser och sötvattenekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including the transition to sustainable food systems, reduced pollution and sustainable chemical and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive omställningen till hållbara livsmedelssystem, minskade föroreningar och hållbar kemikalie- och avfallshantering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased adaptability and resilience to climate change and natural disasters, including to prevent, counter and manage involuntary migration driven by environmental and climate change Stärkt anpassningsförmåga och motståndskraft mot klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer, inklusive för att förebygga, motverka och hantera ofrivillig migration pådriven av miljö-och klimatförändringar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner oceans and coasts, and sustainable use, management and restoration of marine resources, biodiversity and ecosystems. Renare hav och kuster samt hållbart nyttjande och förvaltning samt restaurering av marina naturresurser, biologisk mångfald och ekosystem Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved protection, preservation and restoration of ecosystems and biodiversity, and improved conditions for sustainable management and use of land-based natural resources. Ökat skydd, bevarande och restaurering av ekosystem och biologisk mångfald samt stärkta förutsättningar för hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050401-6105040103 Sweden Sida provides Core support to Stockholm Environment Institute, SEI 2020-2027. SEI is a research institute that covers a wide range of knowledge-related activities. SEI focuses on environmental dimensions of human development and well-being and aims to contribute to better living conditions around the world, including for poor and vulnerable groups, through better "policies, technologies and related management techniques and strategies for an environmentally sustainable development of society". Stockholm Environment Institute, SEI, är ett internationellt fristående forskningsinstitut inom miljö och utveckling, vilket verkar i gränslandet mellan forskning och policy, i syfte att stödja beslutsfattande och policy i riktning mot hållbar utveckling runt om i världen. Institutet samarbetar med ett stort antal aktörer i en rad låg-, medel- och höginkomstländer och är verksamt på global, regional, nationell och lokal nivå. Huvudkontoret ligger i Stockholm men man har även etablerat SEI-centra i England, USA, Estland, Colombia, Thailand och Kenya (De tre senare har utvecklats till regionala kontor). Sida har stött SEIs verksamhet sedan början av 1990-talet med goda resultat. SEI har överlag utgjort en uppskattad och strategisk samarbetspartner till Sida inom en rad miljörelaterade områden, t.ex. vattenfrågor, klimat, sårbarhet och resiliens. SEI är dessutom en internationellt ansedd aktör med lång erfarenhet, dokumenterat goda resultat och ett brett internationellt kontaktnät, och som bidrar till fattigdomsminskning och en hållbar utveckling. SEIs forskning och policyarbete är högst relevant för fattiga och sårbara kvinnor och män i utvecklingsländer. SEI bidrar konkret med forskning, kunskap och metoder kring miljö- och klimatfrågornas samband med, och betydelse för, fattiga kvinnors och mäns hälsa och ekonomiska utveckling. Arbetet bidrar främst indirekt till fattigdomsminskning genom att, med högkvalitativ och relevant forskning inom ett flertal utvecklings-, miljö- och klimatrelaterade områden som grund, stödja beslutsfattande och policyprocesser samt bidra till förändring mot en hållbar global, regional och lokal utveckling. Påskyndad grön omställning, utsläppsminskningar och minskade föroreningar-rapportering 2025 - Under 2025 tog SEI och Climate and Clean Air Coalition fram ett verktyg för företag att mäta och uppskatta sina utsläpp av luftföroreningar och växthusgaser inte bara för den egna produktionen utan för hela sin värdekedja. Med detta verktyg har SEI gett stöd till företag som IKEA, Maers, Oracle, m.fl. att börja inkludera luftföroreningar i sin hållbarhetsrapportering (s.18-19). - Leadership Group for Industry Transition (LeadIT) är ett svenskt-indiskt initiativ avsett att stödja grön omställning av industriverksamhet. SEI är värd för initiativet och leder dess arbete. Förutom SEI och andra miljöforskningsorganisationer är även 32 företag med i arbetet, t.ex. SSAB, Stegra, TATA, Scania, Volvo, Skanska, Vattenfall, LKAB och SKF. Under 2025 presenterade 18 svenska och indiska företag partnerskap för förprojektering av stål- och cementprojekt i Indien. Under 2025 genomfördes även flera studiebesök till svenska industrier t.ex. SaltX, Heidelberg Materials, SSAB och Stegra, för att knyta företagskontakter och dela erfarenheter och kunskap om grön omställning av industriverksamhet (sid.20-21). Stärkt klimatanpassning till klimatförändringar och ökad vattentrygghet - SEIs projekt IMARA (Integrated Management of Natural Resources for Resilience) i Kenya syftar till att stärka resiliensen hos samhällen drabbade av långvarig torka. Projektet avser huduvsakligen förbättra infrastrukturen för och förvaltningen av vattenresurserna. Under 2025 har projektet lett bl.a. till förbättrad vattenförsörjning i flertalet samhällen i västra Kenya som Aitong, Maji Moto och Laikipia. Fram till 2025 har projektet utbildat mer än 150 person från dessa samhällen i hållbar vattenförvaltning (sid.22-23) - SEI ger stöd till flertalet länder inför och under internationella klimatförhandlingar och i genomförandet av överenskommelser från dessa förhandlingar. Fram till 2025 har SEI gett stöd till LDCs (Least Developed Countries) för deras nationella planer för anpassning (National Adaptation Plans, NAP) inklusive uppdatering av anpassningsplanernas tekniska guidelines. Dessa guidelines är ett viktigt verktyg för att ta fram NAP. Den senaste uppdateringen av dessa guidelines gjordes 2012 och SEI ledde uppdateringen som färdigställdes 2025 (sid.72). Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonom - SEI har utvecklat verktyget Trase för att analysera hållbarheten i värdekedjor, inte minst vad gäller avskogning. Under 2025 använde 21 olika bolag, t.ex. Nestlé, Mars och Mondelez, verktyget för att säkerställa och rapportera om sina förpliktelser att inte bidra till avskogning. Under 2025 bidrog verktyget också till att tydliggöra svagheter i förpliktleser och rapportering om avskogning hos skogsföretag i Indonesien, vilket ledde till att företaget agerade för att åtgärda svagheterna (sid.78). - I Colombia har SEI gett stöd till att utveckla natur-turismen, som kommer för att se landets mycket stora biologiska mångfald. Under 2025 fortsatte det s.k. Tourism 4.0-programmet där 530 entreprenörer från sammanlagt 214 företag inom natur-turism fick stöd i att utveckla affärsplaner, hållbar turism och samverkan med lokalsamhällen. Programmets s.k. Living Lab-projekt ledde under 2025 till att Puerto Narino blev landets första kommun att bli certifierad för hållbar turism. Det senare visades upp vid COP30 som ett exempel på initiativ som bidrar både till bevarande av naturresurser och till ökade inkomster (sid.60). I SEIs strategi för 2025-2029 anges ramarna för SEIs arbete under perioden. Det övergripande målet för SEIs verksamhet är att "stödja beslutsfattande och få till stånd förändring mot hållbar utveckling runt om i världen genom att tillhandahålla integrerande kunskaper som överbryggar vetenskap, politik och praktik inom miljö och utveckling". Verksamheten fokuseras på tre övergripande programområden under vilka man preciserar ett antal mål. De tre programområdena med exempel på målformuleringar är: 1) Reducerad klimatrisk - Stärkt beslutsfattande vad gäller klimatanpassning och katastrofriskreducering.- Övergång från fossil energi som även tar hänsyn till ojämlikhet, fattigdom och politisk ekonomi. 2) Hållbart nyttjande av resurser och resilienta ekosystem- Ekosystembaserad och holistisk vattenresursförvaltning.- Effektiva bioekonomiska strategier i nationell och regional policy och planering. 3) Förbättrad hälsa och välmående- Förbättrade strategier för luftkvalitet i låg- och medelinkomstländer.- Förändring mot mer hållbar livsstil och konsumtion. Förutom stöd till kärnverksamheten öronmärker Sida sitt stöd till fyra specifika projekt, med följande må: 1. Utveckling av ansvarsfull vattenförvaltning inom litiumproduktion i Bolivia Initiativet syftar till att stödja utvecklingen av ansvarsfull litiumproduktion i Bolivias endorheiska (dvs utan utflöde) avrinningsområden i Andernas Altiplano -ekosystem som är ekologiskt sårbara och brukade och bebodda av ursprungsbefolkning. Från ett perspektiv av ökad global efterfrågan på litium analyserar initiativet de potentiella effekterna av utvinning på redan knappa vattenresurser, våtmarker och unik biodiversitet. Initiativet bygger på SEI:s långvariga arbete genom Bolivia WATCH-programmet (sedan 2018) och regionala erfarenheter från Argentina (genom projektet MARS som leds av NIR i samarbete med SEI) och strävar efter att säkerställa att framtida litiumutveckling balanserar ekonomiska intressen med skydd av ekosystemtjänster, ursprungsbefolkningens försörjning och vattenresursernas långsiktiga hållbarhet. 2. Förbättrad vattenresursplanering i Armenien för bedömning och beslutsstöd för planerade vattenreservoarer Initiativet syftar till att förbättra planering och förvaltning av vattenresurser genom modellering och sektorsövergripande samordning för att stärka klimatresiliensen hos offentliga och privata sektorer, samt av naturliga ekosystem. Ett potentiellt resultat är upprättandet av en digital plattform med nationell vattenbalans, som kan stödja evidensbaserade policybeslut för vattenresursförvaltning. Initiativet strävar också efter att främja cirkulär vattenresurshantering för att skapa mervärden, såsom minskade utsläpp, ökad jordbruksproduktivitet genom bevattning med renat avloppsvatten och återvinning av växtnäring. Initiativet avser att bidra till samordning mellan stora vattenrelaterade program och projekt i landet, såsom pågående eller planerade projekt kring reservoarer, våtmarker, skogsrehabilitering och energieffektivitet. 3. Genomförandet av en andra fas av projektet Advancing Bioeconomy Development in Kenya (ABDK) I Kenya finns stora möjligheter att genom bioekonomin stärka arbetet kring klimat och biologisk mångfald, hållbara livsmedelssystem, landsbygdsutveckling samt påskynda en grön industrialisering. Biobaserade kenyanska småföretag står i centrum för denna utveckling och bidrar till innovation, värdeskapande och sysselsättning. Det Sida-finansierade projektet Advancing Bioeconomy Development in Kenya (ABDK) genomfört av SEI med stöd från Business Sweden, kartlagt Kenyanska och Svenska biobaserade företag, utvecklat klusterbaserade Kenyanska färdplaner och effektiva plattformar för svensktkenyanskt näringslivssamarbete. En samordnad Team Sweden/SEI-ansats kan nu bygga vidare på de positiva effekterna av ADBK projektet och ytterligare främja partnerskap och långsiktig Kenyansk-Afrikansk-Svensk företagsutveckling. 4. Iron and Steel Facility, med syfte att stödja omställningen av stålindustrin i fyra specifika länder: Sydafrika, Indien, Indonesien och Vietnam. Omställning av stålindustrin innebär huvudsakligen att förändra tillverkningsprocessen från att vara mycket koldioxidintensiv till att ha minimala utsläpp av koldioxid. Mer specifikt avser faciliteten ge tekniskt stöd till de fyra länderna inför och under framtagandet av konkreta investeringsplaner för omställningen av stålindustrier inom respektive land. Sweden SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 1.5 - By 2030, build the resilience of the poor and those in vulnerable situations and reduce their exposure and vulnerability to climate-related extreme events and other economic, social and environmental shocks and disasters. 1.5 - Till 2030 bygga upp motståndskraften hos de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer och minska deras utsatthet och sårbarhet för extrema klimatrelaterade händelser och andra ekonomiska, sociala och miljömässiga chocker och katastrofer. 13.1 - Stärka motståndskraften mot och förmågan till anpassning till klimatrelaterade faror och naturkatastrofer i alla länder. 13.1 - Strengthen resilience and adaptive capacity to climate-related hazards and natural disasters in all countries. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 6.6 - Senast 2020 skydda och återställa de vattenrelaterade ekosystemen, däribland berg, skogar, våtmarker, floder, akviferer och sjöar. 6.6 - By 2020, protect and restore water-related ecosystems, including mountains, forests, wetlands, rivers, aquifers and lakes. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 30000000 41500000 46750000 30000000 0 20000000 0 0 26750000 21500000 20000000 118250000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 30000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 20000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 21500000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Sustainable growth, green transition and education 2025-2029 Hållbar tillväxt, grön omställning och utbildning 2025-2029 TBD Påskyndad grön omställning, utsläppsminskningar och minskade föroreningar Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd TBD Stärkt klimatanpassning till klimatförändringar och ökad vattentrygghet Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd TBD Stärkta motståndskraftiga ekosystem med bevarad biologisk mångfald, som skapar förutsättningar för hållbar ekonomisk utveckling och blå ekonom Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050700 Sweden Established in 1983, HelpAge International (HAI) is a civil society organisation that supports older people to claim their rights and challenge discrimination and poverty, so that they can lead dignified, secure, active and healthy lives. The organization represents a global network of civil society organisations working to promote and protect the rights of older women and men in nearly 90 countries, with over 157 member organisations, the majority of which are located in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMICs). HAI works with a wide range of activities, covering advocacy, development and humanitarian operations. In the previous collaboration (2015-2019), core funding from Sida supported a 5 year strategy (2015-2020) with a focus on income, health and care, voice and inclusion (gender and disability). During this period, HAI has specifically strengthened their work with health systems strengthening (also in collaboration with WHO), Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs), including mental health, and mainstreaming gender equality and inclusion (focus on disability). This contribution refers to core funding support from Sida to enable HAI to implement their new 10 year strategy (2020-2030). The 2030 strategy identifies 10 focus areas (including health and education) to achieve a positive impact on the quality of life of the poorest older people, with a focus on wellbeing, dignity and voice. Of the 10 focus areas, the 2020-22 planning priorities include: 1. Inspire a movement for change; 2. Promote age-inclusive systems; 3. Champion healthy ageing; 4. Deliver inclusive humanitarian action; 5. Challenge violence, abuse and neglect. Complementary to the Core Activities, additional support targets HAI's Global COVID-19 Response Plan. An amendment of agreement for nexus-support to the Ukraine crises was decided in March 2022. HelpAge International (HAI), som grundades 1983, är en civilsamhällsorganisation som stödjer äldre att hävda sina rättigheter och minska diskriminering och fattigdom bland äldre så att de kan leva värdiga, säkra, aktiva och hälsosamma liv. Organisationen representerar ett globalt nätverk av civilsamhällsorganisationer som arbetar för att främja och skydda äldre kvinnors och mäns rättigheter i nästan 90 länder, med över 157 medlemsorganisationer, varav huvuddelen ligger i låg- och medelinkomstländer (LMIC). HAI arbetar med ett brett spektrum av aktiviteter för påverkansarbete och långsiktig hållbar utveckling samt humanitära insatser. Under det tidigare samarbetet (2015-2019) stödde Sidas kärnfinansiering en 5-årig strategi (2015-2020) med fokus på inkomst, hälsa och vård, röst och inkludering (kön och funktionshinder). Under den perioden stärkte HAI särskilt sitt arbete med hälsosystem (delvis i samarbete med WHO), icke-överförbara sjukdomar (NCD) inkluderande mental hälsa, och sitt arbete med att integrera jämställdhet och inkludering av kön (fokus på funktionshinder). Detta bidrag avser kärnfinansieringsstöd från Sida för att HAI ska kunna påbörja implementeringen av sin nya 10-åriga strategi (2020-2030). 2030-strategin identifierar 10 fokusområden (inklusive hälsa och utbildning) för att uppnå en positiv inverkan på livskvaliteten för de fattigaste äldre med fokus på välbefinnande, värdighet och röst. Av de tio fokusområdena inkluderar prioriteringarna för planeringen 2020-22; 1. Inspirera en rörelse för förändring; 2. Främja åldersinkluderande system. 3. Främja hälsosamt åldrande; 4. Leverera inkluderande humanitära insatser; 5. Motverka våld, övergrepp och försummelse. Som ett komplement till kärnverksamheten innefattar detta beslut även stöd från Sida att täcka HAI: s Globala COVID-19 Handlings Plan. Ett tilläggsbeslut om nexusstöd samband med Ukrainakrisen tog i mars 2022. HelpAge has had support for its strategic plan during 2020-2024. In May 2025 an agreement amendment was decided to a health focused programme that will contribute to achieving impact for older people in Ethiopia, Tanzania, Pakistan, and Ukraine so they can experience improved health and wellbeing through more inclusive, integrated, and age-responsive health systems that advance Universal Health Coverage (UHC). The programme will contribute to the impact by achieving the programme goal : - To improve the integration of community-based, person-centred care for older people particularly through ICOPE and NCD interventions into national health systems, services and policy frameworks in Ethiopia, Tanzania, Pakistan, and Ukraine while building knowledge and advocacy for broader uptake. HelpAge will achieve the programme goal through the delivery of three outcomes. Outcome 1: Community level initiatives - Demonstrated models of best practice in community-based health and care services through the piloting of ICOPE and integrated NCD interventions in Ethiopia, Tanzania, and Pakistan using context specific interventions that contribute to the advancement of Universal Health Coverage that is responsive to the needs of an ageing population. Outcome 2: National level advocacy - Context appropriate progress made via National-level advocacy for the inclusion of ICOPE and non-communicable disease (NCD) prevention, management, and treatment within Ministry of Health training programs and basic health service packages in Tanzania, Ethiopia, Pakistan and Ukraine, fostering a sustainable and inclusive healthcare system for older adults. Outcome 3: Global level - Strengthened body of knowledge and best practices on community based Integrated Care for Older People (ICOPE) and NCD prevention, through collaboration and engagement with key stakeholders, including members of the HelpAge Healthy Ageing Platform, the World Health Organization (WHO), and other global health bodies. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ethiopia Kenya Pakistan Tanzania, United Republic of Ukraine Developing countries, unspecified South of Sahara, regional Middle East, regional South Asia, regional Social protection and welfare services policy, planning and administration Promotion of mental health and well-being Human rights Other Social Infrastructure & Services Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) Government & Civil Society-general HelpAge strategi 2030 syftar till att stödja möjligheter för äldre och kommande generationer att hävda sina rättigheter. HelpAge fokuserar på livskvalitet för äldre genom förbättrat välbefinnande och att skapa ett hållbart och jämlikt samhälle för alla. HelpAge har följande prioriterade områden: Ett samhälle för alla åldrar, hälsosamt åldrande, trygg inkomst, inkluderande humanitära åtgärder, rättigheter och inkludering samt klimatförändringar. HelpAge strävar efter att ha rollen som stödjande, sammankallande och tankeledare inom sitt nätverk av medlemmar. Exempel på resultat av HelpAge arbete under 2024/2025: - 9 nya medlemsorganisationer gick med i det globala nätverket HelpAge International som nu består av 208 organisationer i 99 länder. - 373 organisationer deltog i olika initiativ för att motverka åldersdiskriminering - 970 föreningar, med 68 000 medlemmar varav 62 % kvinnor,  och 8 000 medlemmar (12 %) med funktionshinder utbildades i äldres rättigheter - 25 000 äldre nåddes genom 11 projektstöd inom hälsa i 13 länder  - 197 partnerorganisationer fick utbildning och tekniskt stöd - I Kenya och Tanzania drev HelpAge på för en ny lag och utvecklade en stadga vilket ger äldre människor möjlighet att hävda sina lagliga rättigheter,   - I Pakistan utarbetade HelpAge underlag till en lag om välfärd för äldre medborgare för Punjab-provinsen. - I Mellanöstern togs en guide för mänskliga rättigheter fram för att hjälpa regeringar och institutioner att inkludera äldre personer i beslutsfattandet i hela Gulfregionen. - HelpAge i Vietnam har genom mångårigt påverkansarbete och i dialog med regeringen bidragit till att Vietnam i juni 2024 antog en reviderad socialförsäkringslag, som sänker åldern för social pension från 80 år så att de mellan 70 år och 75 års ålder i fattiga hushåll också blir berättigade. Detta förväntas utöka stödet till cirka 1,2 miljoner äldre. - Över 200 000 flyktingar och internflyktingar i Etiopien nåddes av HelpAge humanitära insatser genom skydd, hälsovård, nutrition och WASH-insatser.  - Efter 15 år av påverkansarbete har FN:s råd för mänskliga rättigheter beslutat inrätta en mellanstatlig arbetsgrupp för att utarbeta ett nytt internationellt rättsligt bindande instrument om äldre personers rättigheter. - Som ett resultat ALIGN-insatsen 2025, äldrehälsa i fyra länder,  har den tanzaniska regeringen åtagit sig att lägga till 17 åldrandeindikatorer i sitt hälsoinformationssystem - första gången äldre personer har inkluderats på detta sätt. Ukraina: * Som en del av ALIGN genomfördes en nationell forskningsstudie för att bedöma Ukrainas beredskap för implementeringen av WHO:s ICOPE-strategi (Integrated Care for Older People). *Identifierade hinder för tillgång till hälso- och sjukvård och sociala tjänster för äldre och vårdgivare genom intervjuer och fokusgrupper och förespråkade införande av integrerade vårdkomponenter i nationella utbildningsprogram och servicepaket. *Genomförde samråd med nationella och regionala intressenter (ministerienivå och regionala departement). *Levererade utbildning och kapacitetsuppbyggande aktiviteter för primärvårdspersonal och socialarbetare (pilotprojekt i Lviv-regionen). *Bidrog till att stärka systemets motståndskraft genom åldersinkluderande och samhällsbaserade arbetssätt. 2026 genomförs utbildning av ICOPE-konceptet för cirka 150 primärvårdspersonal och socialarbetare i 5 samhällen i Lviv-regionen. HelpAges globala verksamhet har under 2025-2026 lett till att: - 1,300 äldre människor utbildades om sina rättigheter - 6,500 äldre människor förbättrade sin inkomstsäkerhet - 30,000 äldre människor förbättrade sin tillgång till hälso- och omsorgstjänster - 191,000 äldre människor nåddes med humanitär hjälp Outcome 1: Community-level implementation 236 organisationer för äldre människor (såsom Active Agering Clubs) har utbildats i sina rättigheter. 6,640 personer, varav 59% kvinnor och 11% med funktionsnedsättning, har nåtts med ICOPE- eller NCD-interventioner. 61 hälsofaciliteter har integrerat kontextspecifika NCD och ICOPE-modeller i sin verksamhet. Outcome 2: National-level advocacy 3 st nationella hälsopolicyer, riktlinjer eller grundläggande tjänstepaket har reviderats för att inkludera ICOPE samt prevention, hantering och behandling av icke-smittsamma sjukdomar (NCD) för äldre personer. 4 utbildningsprogram inom hälsoministerier har integrerat ICOPE eller NCD-innehåll med fokus på äldre människor Outcome 3: Global learning and knowledge exchange 266 partners eller nätverksmedlemmar har sammanförts genom samarbetsplatformar, för gemensamt lärande, synergier för finansiering eller policypåverkan Evidens från landsnivå om ICOPE har lyfts fram i globala hälsoforum, däribland Världshälsoförsamlingens 79:e möte (WHA79) och WHO:s kliniska konsortium för ett hälsosamt åldrande (WHO Clinical Consortium on Healthy Ageing). Sju exempel på att projektets lärdomar eller verktyg har använts eller citerats av nationella eller globala hälsoaktörer identifierades vid tidpunkten för slututvärderingen. Landspecifika exempel: I Tanzania integreras 17 hälsoindikatorer för äldre personer i det nationella hälsoinformationssystemet (Health Management Information System, HMIS). Detta var ett konkret resultat av HelpAge Tanzania's förmåga att använda data på samhällsnivå,  och visar vad samhällsbaserad ICOPE-screening kan synliggöra i fråga om ouppfyllda behov och därmed argumentera för en reform av HMIS. I Etiopien försåg HelpAge hälsoministeriet med teknisk support i framtagandet av Etiopiens "National Healthy Ageing Strategy 2026-2030", vilket inkluderar WHO och ICOPE-riktlinjer. Strategin har nu blivit formellt antagen. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050700-6105070001 Sweden Established in 1983, HelpAge International (HAI) is a civil society organisation that supports older people to claim their rights and challenge discrimination and poverty, so that they can lead dignified, secure, active and healthy lives. The organization represents a global network of civil society organisations working to promote and protect the rights of older women and men in nearly 90 countries, with over 157 member organisations, the majority of which are located in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMICs). HAI works with a wide range of activities, covering advocacy, development and humanitarian operations. In the previous collaboration (2015-2019), core funding from Sida supported a 5 year strategy (2015-2020) with a focus on income, health and care, voice and inclusion (gender and disability). During this period, HAI has specifically strengthened their work with health systems strengthening (also in collaboration with WHO), Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs), including mental health, and mainstreaming gender equality and inclusion (focus on disability). This contribution refers to core funding support from Sida to enable HAI to implement their new 10 year strategy (2020-2030). The 2030 strategy identifies 10 focus areas (including health and education) to achieve a positive impact on the quality of life of the poorest older people, with a focus on wellbeing, dignity and voice. Of the 10 focus areas, the 2020-22 planning priorities include: 1. Inspire a movement for change; 2. Promote age-inclusive systems; 3. Champion healthy ageing; 4. Deliver inclusive humanitarian action; 5. Challenge violence, abuse and neglect. Complementary to the Core Activities, additional support targets HAI's Global COVID-19 Response Plan. An amendment of agreement for nexus-support to the Ukraine crises was decided in March 2022. HelpAge International (HAI), som grundades 1983, är en civilsamhällsorganisation som stödjer äldre att hävda sina rättigheter och minska diskriminering och fattigdom bland äldre så att de kan leva värdiga, säkra, aktiva och hälsosamma liv. Organisationen representerar ett globalt nätverk av civilsamhällsorganisationer som arbetar för att främja och skydda äldre kvinnors och mäns rättigheter i nästan 90 länder, med över 157 medlemsorganisationer, varav huvuddelen ligger i låg- och medelinkomstländer (LMIC). HAI arbetar med ett brett spektrum av aktiviteter för påverkansarbete och långsiktig hållbar utveckling samt humanitära insatser. Under det tidigare samarbetet (2015-2019) stödde Sidas kärnfinansiering en 5-årig strategi (2015-2020) med fokus på inkomst, hälsa och vård, röst och inkludering (kön och funktionshinder). Under den perioden stärkte HAI särskilt sitt arbete med hälsosystem (delvis i samarbete med WHO), icke-överförbara sjukdomar (NCD) inkluderande mental hälsa, och sitt arbete med att integrera jämställdhet och inkludering av kön (fokus på funktionshinder). Detta bidrag avser kärnfinansieringsstöd från Sida för att HAI ska kunna påbörja implementeringen av sin nya 10-åriga strategi (2020-2030). 2030-strategin identifierar 10 fokusområden (inklusive hälsa och utbildning) för att uppnå en positiv inverkan på livskvaliteten för de fattigaste äldre med fokus på välbefinnande, värdighet och röst. Av de tio fokusområdena inkluderar prioriteringarna för planeringen 2020-22; 1. Inspirera en rörelse för förändring; 2. Främja åldersinkluderande system. 3. Främja hälsosamt åldrande; 4. Leverera inkluderande humanitära insatser; 5. Motverka våld, övergrepp och försummelse. Som ett komplement till kärnverksamheten innefattar detta beslut även stöd från Sida att täcka HAI: s Globala COVID-19 Handlings Plan. Ett tilläggsbeslut om nexusstöd samband med Ukrainakrisen tog i mars 2022. HelpAge has had support for its strategic plan during 2020-2024. In May 2025 an agreement amendment was decided to a health focused programme that will contribute to achieving impact for older people in Ethiopia, Tanzania, Pakistan, and Ukraine so they can experience improved health and wellbeing through more inclusive, integrated, and age-responsive health systems that advance Universal Health Coverage (UHC). The programme will contribute to the impact by achieving the programme goal : - To improve the integration of community-based, person-centred care for older people particularly through ICOPE and NCD interventions into national health systems, services and policy frameworks in Ethiopia, Tanzania, Pakistan, and Ukraine while building knowledge and advocacy for broader uptake. HelpAge will achieve the programme goal through the delivery of three outcomes. Outcome 1: Community level initiatives - Demonstrated models of best practice in community-based health and care services through the piloting of ICOPE and integrated NCD interventions in Ethiopia, Tanzania, and Pakistan using context specific interventions that contribute to the advancement of Universal Health Coverage that is responsive to the needs of an ageing population. Outcome 2: National level advocacy - Context appropriate progress made via National-level advocacy for the inclusion of ICOPE and non-communicable disease (NCD) prevention, management, and treatment within Ministry of Health training programs and basic health service packages in Tanzania, Ethiopia, Pakistan and Ukraine, fostering a sustainable and inclusive healthcare system for older adults. Outcome 3: Global level - Strengthened body of knowledge and best practices on community based Integrated Care for Older People (ICOPE) and NCD prevention, through collaboration and engagement with key stakeholders, including members of the HelpAge Healthy Ageing Platform, the World Health Organization (WHO), and other global health bodies. Sweden HelpAge International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency HelpAge International 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being. 3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 19300000 15000000 20000000 15000000 10000000 7500000 19300000 0 5000000 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 0 7500000 7500000 7500000 7500000 -10000000 5000000 0 0 7500000 5000000 0 0 991250 HelpAge International 1982500 HelpAge International 36874500 HelpAge International 396500 HelpAge International 396500 HelpAge International 991250 HelpAge International 18437250 HelpAge International 793000 HelpAge International 18437250 HelpAge International 8974500 HelpAge International 96500 HelpAge International 4487250 HelpAge International 193000 HelpAge International 96500 HelpAge International 241250 HelpAge International 241250 HelpAge International 482500 HelpAge International 4487250 HelpAge International 3487500 HelpAge International 75000 HelpAge International 93750 HelpAge International 37500 HelpAge International 187500 HelpAge International 37500 HelpAge International 93750 HelpAge International 1743750 HelpAge International 1743750 HelpAge International 37500 HelpAge International 1743750 HelpAge International 75000 HelpAge International 93750 HelpAge International 93750 HelpAge International 1743750 HelpAge International 187500 HelpAge International 37500 HelpAge International 3487500 HelpAge International 2325000 HelpAge International 62500 HelpAge International 125000 HelpAge International 25000 HelpAge International 50000 HelpAge International 1162500 HelpAge International 62500 HelpAge International 1162500 HelpAge International 25000 HelpAge International 37500 HelpAge International 1743750 HelpAge International 93750 HelpAge International 1743750 HelpAge International 75000 HelpAge International 37500 HelpAge International 187500 HelpAge International 93750 HelpAge International 3487500 HelpAge International 3487500 HelpAge International 37500 HelpAge International 187500 HelpAge International 1743750 HelpAge International 1743750 HelpAge International 93750 HelpAge International 93750 HelpAge International 75000 HelpAge International 37500 HelpAge International 37500 HelpAge International 75000 HelpAge International 93750 HelpAge International 93750 HelpAge International 1743750 HelpAge International 1743750 HelpAge International 187500 HelpAge International 37500 HelpAge International 3487500 HelpAge International 37500 HelpAge International 93750 HelpAge International 37500 HelpAge International 1743750 HelpAge International 3487500 HelpAge International 187500 HelpAge International 75000 HelpAge International 1743750 HelpAge International 93750 HelpAge International 62500 HelpAge International 25000 HelpAge International 1162500 HelpAge International 50000 HelpAge International 125000 HelpAge International 2325000 HelpAge International 1162500 HelpAge International 62500 HelpAge International 25000 HelpAge International 25000 HelpAge International 50000 HelpAge International 1162500 HelpAge International 2325000 HelpAge International 1162500 HelpAge International 125000 HelpAge International 25000 HelpAge International 62500 HelpAge International 62500 HelpAge International Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened and sustainable good quality health systems Stärkta och hållbara system av god kvalitet för hälsa Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta Improved capacity to promote healthier lives Stärkt kapacitet att främja mer hälsosamma liv Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-61050700-6105070002 Sweden Established in 1983, HelpAge International (HAI) is a civil society organisation that supports older people to claim their rights and challenge discrimination and poverty, so that they can lead dignified, secure, active and healthy lives. The organization represents a global network of civil society organisations working to promote and protect the rights of older women and men in nearly 90 countries, with over 157 member organisations, the majority of which are located in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMICs). HAI works with a wide range of activities, covering advocacy, development and humanitarian operations. In the previous collaboration (2015-2019), core funding from Sida supported a 5 year strategy (2015-2020) with a focus on income, health and care, voice and inclusion (gender and disability). During this period, HAI has specifically strengthened their work with health systems strengthening (also in collaboration with WHO), Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs), including mental health, and mainstreaming gender equality and inclusion (focus on disability). This contribution refers to core funding support from Sida to enable HAI to implement their new 10 year strategy (2020-2030). The 2030 strategy identifies 10 focus areas (including health and education) to achieve a positive impact on the quality of life of the poorest older people, with a focus on wellbeing, dignity and voice. Of the 10 focus areas, the 2020-22 planning priorities include: 1. Inspire a movement for change; 2. Promote age-inclusive systems; 3. Champion healthy ageing; 4. Deliver inclusive humanitarian action; 5. Challenge violence, abuse and neglect. Complementary to the Core Activities, additional support targets HAI's Global COVID-19 Response Plan. An amendment of agreement for nexus-support to the Ukraine crises was decided in March 2022. HelpAge International (HAI), som grundades 1983, är en civilsamhällsorganisation som stödjer äldre att hävda sina rättigheter och minska diskriminering och fattigdom bland äldre så att de kan leva värdiga, säkra, aktiva och hälsosamma liv. Organisationen representerar ett globalt nätverk av civilsamhällsorganisationer som arbetar för att främja och skydda äldre kvinnors och mäns rättigheter i nästan 90 länder, med över 157 medlemsorganisationer, varav huvuddelen ligger i låg- och medelinkomstländer (LMIC). HAI arbetar med ett brett spektrum av aktiviteter för påverkansarbete och långsiktig hållbar utveckling samt humanitära insatser. Under det tidigare samarbetet (2015-2019) stödde Sidas kärnfinansiering en 5-årig strategi (2015-2020) med fokus på inkomst, hälsa och vård, röst och inkludering (kön och funktionshinder). Under den perioden stärkte HAI särskilt sitt arbete med hälsosystem (delvis i samarbete med WHO), icke-överförbara sjukdomar (NCD) inkluderande mental hälsa, och sitt arbete med att integrera jämställdhet och inkludering av kön (fokus på funktionshinder). Detta bidrag avser kärnfinansieringsstöd från Sida för att HAI ska kunna påbörja implementeringen av sin nya 10-åriga strategi (2020-2030). 2030-strategin identifierar 10 fokusområden (inklusive hälsa och utbildning) för att uppnå en positiv inverkan på livskvaliteten för de fattigaste äldre med fokus på välbefinnande, värdighet och röst. Av de tio fokusområdena inkluderar prioriteringarna för planeringen 2020-22; 1. Inspirera en rörelse för förändring; 2. Främja åldersinkluderande system. 3. Främja hälsosamt åldrande; 4. Leverera inkluderande humanitära insatser; 5. Motverka våld, övergrepp och försummelse. Som ett komplement till kärnverksamheten innefattar detta beslut även stöd från Sida att täcka HAI: s Globala COVID-19 Handlings Plan. Ett tilläggsbeslut om nexusstöd samband med Ukrainakrisen tog i mars 2022. HelpAge has had support for its strategic plan during 2020-2024. In May 2025 an agreement amendment was decided to a health focused programme that will contribute to achieving impact for older people in Ethiopia, Tanzania, Pakistan, and Ukraine so they can experience improved health and wellbeing through more inclusive, integrated, and age-responsive health systems that advance Universal Health Coverage (UHC). The programme will contribute to the impact by achieving the programme goal : - To improve the integration of community-based, person-centred care for older people particularly through ICOPE and NCD interventions into national health systems, services and policy frameworks in Ethiopia, Tanzania, Pakistan, and Ukraine while building knowledge and advocacy for broader uptake. HelpAge will achieve the programme goal through the delivery of three outcomes. Outcome 1: Community level initiatives - Demonstrated models of best practice in community-based health and care services through the piloting of ICOPE and integrated NCD interventions in Ethiopia, Tanzania, and Pakistan using context specific interventions that contribute to the advancement of Universal Health Coverage that is responsive to the needs of an ageing population. Outcome 2: National level advocacy - Context appropriate progress made via National-level advocacy for the inclusion of ICOPE and non-communicable disease (NCD) prevention, management, and treatment within Ministry of Health training programs and basic health service packages in Tanzania, Ethiopia, Pakistan and Ukraine, fostering a sustainable and inclusive healthcare system for older adults. Outcome 3: Global level - Strengthened body of knowledge and best practices on community based Integrated Care for Older People (ICOPE) and NCD prevention, through collaboration and engagement with key stakeholders, including members of the HelpAge Healthy Ageing Platform, the World Health Organization (WHO), and other global health bodies. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being. 3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 210297 0 210297 47947.716 Ernst & Young 120289.884 Ernst & Young 42059.4 Ernst & Young 42059.4 Ernst & Young 47947.716 Ernst & Young 120289.884 Ernst & Young Global strategy on socially sustainable development 2018-2022 Global strategi för socialt hållbar utveckling 2018-2022 Improved capacity to promote healthier lives Stärkt kapacitet att främja mer hälsosamma liv Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-61050700-6105070003 Sweden Established in 1983, HelpAge International (HAI) is a civil society organisation that supports older people to claim their rights and challenge discrimination and poverty, so that they can lead dignified, secure, active and healthy lives. The organization represents a global network of civil society organisations working to promote and protect the rights of older women and men in nearly 90 countries, with over 157 member organisations, the majority of which are located in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMICs). HAI works with a wide range of activities, covering advocacy, development and humanitarian operations. In the previous collaboration (2015-2019), core funding from Sida supported a 5 year strategy (2015-2020) with a focus on income, health and care, voice and inclusion (gender and disability). During this period, HAI has specifically strengthened their work with health systems strengthening (also in collaboration with WHO), Non Communicable Diseases (NCDs), including mental health, and mainstreaming gender equality and inclusion (focus on disability). This contribution refers to core funding support from Sida to enable HAI to implement their new 10 year strategy (2020-2030). The 2030 strategy identifies 10 focus areas (including health and education) to achieve a positive impact on the quality of life of the poorest older people, with a focus on wellbeing, dignity and voice. Of the 10 focus areas, the 2020-22 planning priorities include: 1. Inspire a movement for change; 2. Promote age-inclusive systems; 3. Champion healthy ageing; 4. Deliver inclusive humanitarian action; 5. Challenge violence, abuse and neglect. Complementary to the Core Activities, additional support targets HAI's Global COVID-19 Response Plan. An amendment of agreement for nexus-support to the Ukraine crises was decided in March 2022. HelpAge International (HAI), som grundades 1983, är en civilsamhällsorganisation som stödjer äldre att hävda sina rättigheter och minska diskriminering och fattigdom bland äldre så att de kan leva värdiga, säkra, aktiva och hälsosamma liv. Organisationen representerar ett globalt nätverk av civilsamhällsorganisationer som arbetar för att främja och skydda äldre kvinnors och mäns rättigheter i nästan 90 länder, med över 157 medlemsorganisationer, varav huvuddelen ligger i låg- och medelinkomstländer (LMIC). HAI arbetar med ett brett spektrum av aktiviteter för påverkansarbete och långsiktig hållbar utveckling samt humanitära insatser. Under det tidigare samarbetet (2015-2019) stödde Sidas kärnfinansiering en 5-årig strategi (2015-2020) med fokus på inkomst, hälsa och vård, röst och inkludering (kön och funktionshinder). Under den perioden stärkte HAI särskilt sitt arbete med hälsosystem (delvis i samarbete med WHO), icke-överförbara sjukdomar (NCD) inkluderande mental hälsa, och sitt arbete med att integrera jämställdhet och inkludering av kön (fokus på funktionshinder). Detta bidrag avser kärnfinansieringsstöd från Sida för att HAI ska kunna påbörja implementeringen av sin nya 10-åriga strategi (2020-2030). 2030-strategin identifierar 10 fokusområden (inklusive hälsa och utbildning) för att uppnå en positiv inverkan på livskvaliteten för de fattigaste äldre med fokus på välbefinnande, värdighet och röst. Av de tio fokusområdena inkluderar prioriteringarna för planeringen 2020-22; 1. Inspirera en rörelse för förändring; 2. Främja åldersinkluderande system. 3. Främja hälsosamt åldrande; 4. Leverera inkluderande humanitära insatser; 5. Motverka våld, övergrepp och försummelse. Som ett komplement till kärnverksamheten innefattar detta beslut även stöd från Sida att täcka HAI: s Globala COVID-19 Handlings Plan. Ett tilläggsbeslut om nexusstöd samband med Ukrainakrisen tog i mars 2022. HelpAge has had support for its strategic plan during 2020-2024. In May 2025 an agreement amendment was decided to a health focused programme that will contribute to achieving impact for older people in Ethiopia, Tanzania, Pakistan, and Ukraine so they can experience improved health and wellbeing through more inclusive, integrated, and age-responsive health systems that advance Universal Health Coverage (UHC). The programme will contribute to the impact by achieving the programme goal : - To improve the integration of community-based, person-centred care for older people particularly through ICOPE and NCD interventions into national health systems, services and policy frameworks in Ethiopia, Tanzania, Pakistan, and Ukraine while building knowledge and advocacy for broader uptake. HelpAge will achieve the programme goal through the delivery of three outcomes. Outcome 1: Community level initiatives - Demonstrated models of best practice in community-based health and care services through the piloting of ICOPE and integrated NCD interventions in Ethiopia, Tanzania, and Pakistan using context specific interventions that contribute to the advancement of Universal Health Coverage that is responsive to the needs of an ageing population. Outcome 2: National level advocacy - Context appropriate progress made via National-level advocacy for the inclusion of ICOPE and non-communicable disease (NCD) prevention, management, and treatment within Ministry of Health training programs and basic health service packages in Tanzania, Ethiopia, Pakistan and Ukraine, fostering a sustainable and inclusive healthcare system for older adults. Outcome 3: Global level - Strengthened body of knowledge and best practices on community based Integrated Care for Older People (ICOPE) and NCD prevention, through collaboration and engagement with key stakeholders, including members of the HelpAge Healthy Ageing Platform, the World Health Organization (WHO), and other global health bodies. Sweden HelpAge International Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency HelpAge International 1.3 - Införa nationellt lämpliga system och åtgärder för socialt skydd för alla, inklusive grundskydd, och senast 2030 säkerställa att de omfattar en väsentlig andel av de fattiga och de utsatta. 1.3 - Implement nationally appropriate social protection systems and measures for all, including floors, and by 2030 achieve substantial coverage of the poor and the vulnerable. 3.4 - By 2030, reduce by one third premature mortality from non-communicable diseases through prevention and treatment and promote mental health and well-being. 3.4 - Till 2030 genom förebyggande insatser och behandling minska det antal människor som dör i förtid av icke smittsamma sjukdomar med en tredjedel samt främja psykisk hälsa och välbefinnande. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 0 5000000 5000000 1120000 HelpAge International 300000 HelpAge International 1550000 HelpAge International 280000 HelpAge International 120000 HelpAge International 1040000 HelpAge International 500000 HelpAge International 500000 HelpAge International 1120000 HelpAge International 480000 HelpAge International 1550000 HelpAge International 260000 HelpAge International 300000 HelpAge International 300000 HelpAge International 280000 HelpAge International 300000 HelpAge International 250000 HelpAge International 250000 HelpAge International 775000 HelpAge International 560000 HelpAge International 150000 HelpAge International 560000 HelpAge International 140000 HelpAge International 775000 HelpAge International 240000 HelpAge International 150000 HelpAge International 150000 HelpAge International 150000 HelpAge International 140000 HelpAge International 60000 HelpAge International 520000 HelpAge International 130000 HelpAge International 250000 HelpAge International 150000 HelpAge International 775000 HelpAge International 140000 HelpAge International 60000 HelpAge International 775000 HelpAge International 150000 HelpAge International 150000 HelpAge International 150000 HelpAge International 140000 HelpAge International 240000 HelpAge International 130000 HelpAge International 250000 HelpAge International 560000 HelpAge International 560000 HelpAge International 520000 HelpAge International Health and SRHR 2025-2029 Hälsa samt SRHR 2025-2029 Strengthened conditions for good health Stärkta förutsättningar för god hälsa Improving the health of the most vulnerable Förbättrad hälsa för de allra mest utsatta SE-0-SE-6-61050900 Sweden ESMAP, Energy Sector Management Assistance Program, administered trough a trust fund in the World Bank, has elaborated a business plan for the period 2017 – 2020 with a budget of MUSD 215 in a base scenario and MUSD 300 in a stretched scenario. The programme has been elaborated to contribute to the sustainable development goals, mainly SDG 7, as well as the Paris agreement, iNDCs and the Bank´s climate action plan. It is a program on knowledge generation and technical support, specialized in analyses and technical assistance to low and middle income countries to strengthen national institutions in order to achieve sustainable energy solutions for poverty reduction and economic development. They cooperate with the UN initiative SE4All (sustainable energy for all) and contribute to the follow up on goal number 7, SDG7, regarding global access to modern energy services. ESMAP provides technical assistance and policy support tailored to each country´s needs, for policy development and sector reform necessary for investments financed by the World Bank, other parties or by the countries themselves. The programme also supports the generation of information and elaboration of tools for decisionmakers, technical specialists and financiers as well as creates for a for sharing of experience and best practices. The program has three focus areas: - energy access - renewable energy - energy efficiency And three cross cutting themes: - Improved sector management, energy planning and markets. - Subsidy reforms - SE4All knowledge center ESMAP, Energy Sector Management Assistance Program, administrerat via en trust fund i Världsbanken, har tagit fram en affärsplan för perioden 2017 - 2020 med en budget på 215 MUSD (1 930 miljoner kronor) i ett basscenario och 300 MUSD (2 700 miljoner kronor) i ett mer ambitiöst scenario. Programmet är framtaget för att bidra till såväl hållbarhetsmålen, främst mål nummer 7, som Paris-överenskommelsen och iNDCs (Intended Nationally Determined Contributions) samt Världsbankens Klimathandlingsplan. Det är ett program för kunskapsgenerering och tekniskt stöd specialiserat på analyser och rådgivning till låg- och medelinkomstländer för att stärka nationella institutioner i syfte att åstadkomma hållbara energilösningar för fattigdomsminskning och ekonomisk utveckling. De samarbetar också med FNs initiativ SE4All (sustainable energy for all) och bidrar till uppföljningen av målen gällande global tillgång till moderna energilösningar. ESMAP bidrar med tekniskt stöd och policyrådgivning på nationell nivå, skräddarsytt för respektive lands nationella energiutmaningar, inriktat på policyutveckling och reformering av sektorn för att bereda väg för investeringar finansierade av Världsbanken, andra partners eller av länderna själva. Programmet stödjer även framtagandet av information och verktyg för beslutsfattare, tekniska specialister och finansiärer samt skapar forum där representanter för olika länder kan mötas och dela erfarenheter och sprida ”best practices”. Programmet har tre fokusområden: - Tillgång till energi - Förnyelsebar energi - Energieffektivisering Samt tre tvärgående teman: - Förbättrad styrning av energisektorn, energiplanering och marknader. - Reformering av energisubsidier - SE4All kunskapscenter ESMAP:s mål är att bidra till SDG7 hållbar energi för alla, samt SDG13. Detta gör de genom att stödja låg- och medelinkomstländer i att bygga kunskap och stärka institutioner så att de kan skapa hållbara energilösningar för fattigdomsminskning och ekonomisk utveckling. Fokus ligger inom tillgång till energi, förnybar energi och energieffektivisering. ESMAP:s stöd kopplat till covid-19 pandemin syftar till att (i) elektrifiera hälsocentraler i låginkomstländer för att bekämpa covid-19; (ii) stärka kylkedjan för vaccin och mediciner; (iii) påskynda elektrifiering av alla hälsocentraler; och (iv) stärka sektorn för off-grid och mini-grids för att leverera hållbara och tillförlitliga energilösningar till överkomliga priser för alla. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Energy policy and administrative management Solar energy for isolated grids and standalone systems Energy Policy Energy generation, renewable sources ESMAP har haft betydande inflytande genom rådgivningsfunktioner och analys, både inom Världsbanken och i partnerskap och samarbeten med nationella myndigheter, multilaterala partners, och privatsektorn. ESMAP var medordförande och aktiva i att skriva utkast till rapporten från arbetsgruppen om ökad tillgång till energi inom ramen för högnivådialogen om SDG 7 och Parisavtalet som hölls 2021 i anslutning till FN:s generalförsamlings möte i september. Arbetet innehåller rekommendationer om hur målen under SDG 7 kan uppnås och föder in i den plan som tagits fram inom ramen för högnivådialogen (Global Roadmap for Accelerated SDG7 Action in Support of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Paris Agreement on Climate Change). ESMAP har även varit vägledande för flera projekt med stora komponenter inom energiutveckling och nätanslutning (off-grid) inom Världsbankens verksamheter. Arbetet fokuserade på: (i) policy integrering av off-grid lösningar i elektrifieringsstrategier; (ii) finansiering etablering av faciliteter för energiföretag inom off-grid; (iii) kvalitetssäkring av produkter; och (iv) kapacitetsuppbyggnad och konsumentutbildning. ESMAP har gjort tydliga omprioriteringar under insatsperioden för att lyfta jämställdhetsfrågan, vilken har övergått från att vara en enskild programkomponent till att bli en tvärintegrerad fråga som genomsyrar programmet. Idag arbetar ESMAP aktivt med Världsbankens jämställdhetsteam för att förbättra könsbalansen i energisektorn. Detta görs bland annat genom kapacitetsuppbyggnadsprogram i Västafrika med syfte att öka antalet kvinnliga entreprenörer inom solenergisektorn. ESMAP driver också ett mentorskapsprogram för kvinnor inom energilagring tillsammans med Global Women's Network for the Energy Transition (GWNET). Vid insatsens slut drabbades världen av covid-19 pandemin. ESMAP reagerade tidigt och initierade ett nytt program med fokus på elektrifiering av hälsostationer för att kunna ge en mer kvalitativ vård och att hålla vaccin kylda. Sida bidrog med extra medel till satsningen. ESMAP:s stöd kopplat till covid-19 pandemin syftar till att (i) elektrifiera hälsocentraler i låginkomstländer för att bekämpa covid-19; (ii) stärka kylkedjan för vaccin och mediciner; (iii) påskynda elektrifiering av alla hälsocentraler; och (iv) stärka sektorn för off-grid och mini-grids för att leverera hållbara och tillförlitliga energilösningar till överkomliga priser för alla. Som en del av covid-19 responsen har ESMAP stöttat Afghanistan, Haiti och Liberia med att elektrifiera hälsocentraler och kylsystem för vaccin. Under sista rapporterade räkenskapsåret för programmet (FY21: juli 2020 juni 2021) har programmet initierat 75 aktiviteter i 44 länder och 25 aktiviteter med ett globalt fokus. De bilaterala aktiviteterna genomfördes i huvudsak på den afrikanska kontinenten. 49,8 MUSD ny finansiering har tillkommit programmet under året. Följande är exempel på nya ESMAP aktiviteter under FY21: - Clean Cooking Fund började sin operativa verksamhet med start i Rwanda. Fonden har under året tagit fram en e-kurs med syfte att bättre förstå utmaningar och lösningar för renare matlagning. - ESMAP tog fram en Global Electrification Platform (GEP) som är en digital plattform innehållande scenarier för investeringar i elektrifiering för ett antal länder. Scenarierna bidrar till att se möjligheterna för hållbara investeringar och samtidigt uppnå tillgång till elektricitet för alla. - I Indonesien bidrog ESMAP till att ställa om planerna på investeringar i kolkraft till att istället investera i solkraftsanläggningar. - Inom området för förnybar energi arbetade ESMAP med flera olika spår såsom: energilagring, flytande solkraftsanläggningar, havsbaserad vindkraft och vattenkraft. ESMAP resultat i korthet under programperioden (FY20172020): - 34,9 miljarder i investeringar genomförda av Världsbanken informerades av ESMAP - 17,8 miljarder USD miljarder i externfinansiering, inklusive finansiering från den privata sektorn, mobiliserades - bidragit med 162 miljoner USD till nationella, regionala och globala aktörer - 1202 miljoner ton CO2 emissioner förväntas reduceras - 85,4 miljoner människor förväntas få tillgång till el som ett resultat av ESMAP initiativ - 37,3 GW ny förnybar energi kapacitet förväntas installeras - 633 miljoner projicerade MWh i livstids energi- och bränslebesparingar uppskattas uppnås som resultat av programmet. Under samma period har 34 mottagarländer genomfört policy- och regleringsreformer beträffande energisubventioner och programmet har informerat 13,1 miljarder i investeringar gjorda av Världsbanken i subventionsreformer. Därutöver stödde ESMAP 13 länder i att minska eller ta bort fossila subventioner. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050900-6105090001 Sweden ESMAP, Energy Sector Management Assistance Program, administered trough a trust fund in the World Bank, has elaborated a business plan for the period 2017 – 2020 with a budget of MUSD 215 in a base scenario and MUSD 300 in a stretched scenario. The programme has been elaborated to contribute to the sustainable development goals, mainly SDG 7, as well as the Paris agreement, iNDCs and the Bank´s climate action plan. It is a program on knowledge generation and technical support, specialized in analyses and technical assistance to low and middle income countries to strengthen national institutions in order to achieve sustainable energy solutions for poverty reduction and economic development. They cooperate with the UN initiative SE4All (sustainable energy for all) and contribute to the follow up on goal number 7, SDG7, regarding global access to modern energy services. ESMAP provides technical assistance and policy support tailored to each country´s needs, for policy development and sector reform necessary for investments financed by the World Bank, other parties or by the countries themselves. The programme also supports the generation of information and elaboration of tools for decisionmakers, technical specialists and financiers as well as creates for a for sharing of experience and best practices. The program has three focus areas: - energy access - renewable energy - energy efficiency And three cross cutting themes: - Improved sector management, energy planning and markets. - Subsidy reforms - SE4All knowledge center ESMAP, Energy Sector Management Assistance Program, administrerat via en trust fund i Världsbanken, har tagit fram en affärsplan för perioden 2017 - 2020 med en budget på 215 MUSD (1 930 miljoner kronor) i ett basscenario och 300 MUSD (2 700 miljoner kronor) i ett mer ambitiöst scenario. Programmet är framtaget för att bidra till såväl hållbarhetsmålen, främst mål nummer 7, som Paris-överenskommelsen och iNDCs (Intended Nationally Determined Contributions) samt Världsbankens Klimathandlingsplan. Det är ett program för kunskapsgenerering och tekniskt stöd specialiserat på analyser och rådgivning till låg- och medelinkomstländer för att stärka nationella institutioner i syfte att åstadkomma hållbara energilösningar för fattigdomsminskning och ekonomisk utveckling. De samarbetar också med FNs initiativ SE4All (sustainable energy for all) och bidrar till uppföljningen av målen gällande global tillgång till moderna energilösningar. ESMAP bidrar med tekniskt stöd och policyrådgivning på nationell nivå, skräddarsytt för respektive lands nationella energiutmaningar, inriktat på policyutveckling och reformering av sektorn för att bereda väg för investeringar finansierade av Världsbanken, andra partners eller av länderna själva. Programmet stödjer även framtagandet av information och verktyg för beslutsfattare, tekniska specialister och finansiärer samt skapar forum där representanter för olika länder kan mötas och dela erfarenheter och sprida ”best practices”. Programmet har tre fokusområden: - Tillgång till energi - Förnyelsebar energi - Energieffektivisering Samt tre tvärgående teman: - Förbättrad styrning av energisektorn, energiplanering och marknader. - Reformering av energisubsidier - SE4All kunskapscenter ESMAP:s mål är att bidra till SDG7 hållbar energi för alla, samt SDG13. Detta gör de genom att stödja låg- och medelinkomstländer i att bygga kunskap och stärka institutioner så att de kan skapa hållbara energilösningar för fattigdomsminskning och ekonomisk utveckling. Fokus ligger inom tillgång till energi, förnybar energi och energieffektivisering. ESMAP:s stöd kopplat till covid-19 pandemin syftar till att (i) elektrifiera hälsocentraler i låginkomstländer för att bekämpa covid-19; (ii) stärka kylkedjan för vaccin och mediciner; (iii) påskynda elektrifiering av alla hälsocentraler; och (iv) stärka sektorn för off-grid och mini-grids för att leverera hållbara och tillförlitliga energilösningar till överkomliga priser för alla. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 55000000 0 0 0 12000000 0 0 0 12000000 30000000 0 0 0 -12000000 12000000 13000000 0 0 0 -12000000 0 55000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 30000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 25000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-61050900-6105090002 Sweden ESMAP, Energy Sector Management Assistance Program, administered trough a trust fund in the World Bank, has elaborated a business plan for the period 2017 – 2020 with a budget of MUSD 215 in a base scenario and MUSD 300 in a stretched scenario. The programme has been elaborated to contribute to the sustainable development goals, mainly SDG 7, as well as the Paris agreement, iNDCs and the Bank´s climate action plan. It is a program on knowledge generation and technical support, specialized in analyses and technical assistance to low and middle income countries to strengthen national institutions in order to achieve sustainable energy solutions for poverty reduction and economic development. They cooperate with the UN initiative SE4All (sustainable energy for all) and contribute to the follow up on goal number 7, SDG7, regarding global access to modern energy services. ESMAP provides technical assistance and policy support tailored to each country´s needs, for policy development and sector reform necessary for investments financed by the World Bank, other parties or by the countries themselves. The programme also supports the generation of information and elaboration of tools for decisionmakers, technical specialists and financiers as well as creates for a for sharing of experience and best practices. The program has three focus areas: - energy access - renewable energy - energy efficiency And three cross cutting themes: - Improved sector management, energy planning and markets. - Subsidy reforms - SE4All knowledge center ESMAP, Energy Sector Management Assistance Program, administrerat via en trust fund i Världsbanken, har tagit fram en affärsplan för perioden 2017 - 2020 med en budget på 215 MUSD (1 930 miljoner kronor) i ett basscenario och 300 MUSD (2 700 miljoner kronor) i ett mer ambitiöst scenario. Programmet är framtaget för att bidra till såväl hållbarhetsmålen, främst mål nummer 7, som Paris-överenskommelsen och iNDCs (Intended Nationally Determined Contributions) samt Världsbankens Klimathandlingsplan. Det är ett program för kunskapsgenerering och tekniskt stöd specialiserat på analyser och rådgivning till låg- och medelinkomstländer för att stärka nationella institutioner i syfte att åstadkomma hållbara energilösningar för fattigdomsminskning och ekonomisk utveckling. De samarbetar också med FNs initiativ SE4All (sustainable energy for all) och bidrar till uppföljningen av målen gällande global tillgång till moderna energilösningar. ESMAP bidrar med tekniskt stöd och policyrådgivning på nationell nivå, skräddarsytt för respektive lands nationella energiutmaningar, inriktat på policyutveckling och reformering av sektorn för att bereda väg för investeringar finansierade av Världsbanken, andra partners eller av länderna själva. Programmet stödjer även framtagandet av information och verktyg för beslutsfattare, tekniska specialister och finansiärer samt skapar forum där representanter för olika länder kan mötas och dela erfarenheter och sprida ”best practices”. Programmet har tre fokusområden: - Tillgång till energi - Förnyelsebar energi - Energieffektivisering Samt tre tvärgående teman: - Förbättrad styrning av energisektorn, energiplanering och marknader. - Reformering av energisubsidier - SE4All kunskapscenter ESMAP:s mål är att bidra till SDG7 hållbar energi för alla, samt SDG13. Detta gör de genom att stödja låg- och medelinkomstländer i att bygga kunskap och stärka institutioner så att de kan skapa hållbara energilösningar för fattigdomsminskning och ekonomisk utveckling. Fokus ligger inom tillgång till energi, förnybar energi och energieffektivisering. ESMAP:s stöd kopplat till covid-19 pandemin syftar till att (i) elektrifiera hälsocentraler i låginkomstländer för att bekämpa covid-19; (ii) stärka kylkedjan för vaccin och mediciner; (iii) påskynda elektrifiering av alla hälsocentraler; och (iv) stärka sektorn för off-grid och mini-grids för att leverera hållbara och tillförlitliga energilösningar till överkomliga priser för alla. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 60000000 50000000 55000000 0 0 55000000 20000000 40000000 0 0 50000000 165000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 40000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 20000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 50000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 55000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Sustainable energy systems based on renewable energy. Hållbara energisystem baserade på förnybar energi. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased access to sustainable renewable energy at an affordable cost for people living in poverty. Ökad tillgång till hållbar förnybar energi till en överkomlig kostnad för människor som lever i fattigdom. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050900-6105090003 Sweden ESMAP, Energy Sector Management Assistance Program, administered trough a trust fund in the World Bank, has elaborated a business plan for the period 2017 – 2020 with a budget of MUSD 215 in a base scenario and MUSD 300 in a stretched scenario. The programme has been elaborated to contribute to the sustainable development goals, mainly SDG 7, as well as the Paris agreement, iNDCs and the Bank´s climate action plan. It is a program on knowledge generation and technical support, specialized in analyses and technical assistance to low and middle income countries to strengthen national institutions in order to achieve sustainable energy solutions for poverty reduction and economic development. They cooperate with the UN initiative SE4All (sustainable energy for all) and contribute to the follow up on goal number 7, SDG7, regarding global access to modern energy services. ESMAP provides technical assistance and policy support tailored to each country´s needs, for policy development and sector reform necessary for investments financed by the World Bank, other parties or by the countries themselves. The programme also supports the generation of information and elaboration of tools for decisionmakers, technical specialists and financiers as well as creates for a for sharing of experience and best practices. The program has three focus areas: - energy access - renewable energy - energy efficiency And three cross cutting themes: - Improved sector management, energy planning and markets. - Subsidy reforms - SE4All knowledge center ESMAP, Energy Sector Management Assistance Program, administrerat via en trust fund i Världsbanken, har tagit fram en affärsplan för perioden 2017 - 2020 med en budget på 215 MUSD (1 930 miljoner kronor) i ett basscenario och 300 MUSD (2 700 miljoner kronor) i ett mer ambitiöst scenario. Programmet är framtaget för att bidra till såväl hållbarhetsmålen, främst mål nummer 7, som Paris-överenskommelsen och iNDCs (Intended Nationally Determined Contributions) samt Världsbankens Klimathandlingsplan. Det är ett program för kunskapsgenerering och tekniskt stöd specialiserat på analyser och rådgivning till låg- och medelinkomstländer för att stärka nationella institutioner i syfte att åstadkomma hållbara energilösningar för fattigdomsminskning och ekonomisk utveckling. De samarbetar också med FNs initiativ SE4All (sustainable energy for all) och bidrar till uppföljningen av målen gällande global tillgång till moderna energilösningar. ESMAP bidrar med tekniskt stöd och policyrådgivning på nationell nivå, skräddarsytt för respektive lands nationella energiutmaningar, inriktat på policyutveckling och reformering av sektorn för att bereda väg för investeringar finansierade av Världsbanken, andra partners eller av länderna själva. Programmet stödjer även framtagandet av information och verktyg för beslutsfattare, tekniska specialister och finansiärer samt skapar forum där representanter för olika länder kan mötas och dela erfarenheter och sprida ”best practices”. Programmet har tre fokusområden: - Tillgång till energi - Förnyelsebar energi - Energieffektivisering Samt tre tvärgående teman: - Förbättrad styrning av energisektorn, energiplanering och marknader. - Reformering av energisubsidier - SE4All kunskapscenter ESMAP:s mål är att bidra till SDG7 hållbar energi för alla, samt SDG13. Detta gör de genom att stödja låg- och medelinkomstländer i att bygga kunskap och stärka institutioner så att de kan skapa hållbara energilösningar för fattigdomsminskning och ekonomisk utveckling. Fokus ligger inom tillgång till energi, förnybar energi och energieffektivisering. ESMAP:s stöd kopplat till covid-19 pandemin syftar till att (i) elektrifiera hälsocentraler i låginkomstländer för att bekämpa covid-19; (ii) stärka kylkedjan för vaccin och mediciner; (iii) påskynda elektrifiering av alla hälsocentraler; och (iv) stärka sektorn för off-grid och mini-grids för att leverera hållbara och tillförlitliga energilösningar till överkomliga priser för alla. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 13.a - Implement the commitment undertaken by developed-country parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change to a goal of mobilizing jointly $100 billion annually by 2020 from all sources to address the needs of developing countries in the context of meaningful mitigation actions and transparency on implementation and fully operationalize the Green Climate Fund through its capitalization as soon as possible. 13.a - Fullfölja det åtagande som de utvecklade länder som är parter i Förenta nationernas ramkonvention om klimatförändringar gjort gällande en målsättning att till 2020 gemensamt mobilisera 100 miljarder US-dollar årligen från alla typer av källor för att tillgodose utvecklingsländernas behov vad gäller meningsfulla begränsningsåtgärder och insyn i genomförandet samt så snart som möjligt finansiera och operationalisera den gröna klimatfonden fullt ut. 3.8 - Åstadkomma allmän hälso- och sjukvård för alla, som även skyddar mot ekonomisk risk, tillgång till grundläggande hälso- och sjukvård av god kvalitet liksom tillgång till säkra, effektiva och ekonomiskt överkomliga grundläggande läkemedel och vaccin av god kvalitet. 3.8 - Achieve universal health coverage, including financial risk protection, access to quality essential health-care services and access to safe, effective, quality and affordable essential medicines and vaccines for all. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. 7.3 - By 2030, double the global rate of improvement in energy efficiency. 7.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla den globala förbättringstakten vad gäller energieffektivitet. 7.b - Till 2030 bygga ut infrastrukturen och uppgradera tekniken för att leverera moderna och hållbara energitjänster till alla i utvecklingsländerna, i synnerhet de minst utvecklade länderna och små önationer under utveckling. 7.b - By 2030, expand infrastructure and upgrade technology for supplying modern and sustainable energy services for all in developing countries, in particular least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing countries, in accordance with their respective programmes of support. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 50000000 50000000 0 50000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 50000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Prevention of climate change and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. Förebyggande av klimatförändringar, och minskade utsläpp av växthusgaser och luftföroreningar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable energy systems based on renewable energy. Hållbara energisystem baserade på förnybar energi. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased access to sustainable renewable energy at an affordable cost for people living in poverty. Ökad tillgång till hållbar förnybar energi till en överkomlig kostnad för människor som lever i fattigdom. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050908 Sweden The objective of the program is increased access to energy (in particular renewable energy and for poor households), energy efficiency as well as supporting a transformation of the energy sector and energy system. GET.pro has a focus on Sub-Saharan Africa but it also operates in OECD/DAC-countries in other regions. GET.pro works with authorities at all levels and also the private sector inside and outside the countries. GET.pro has a very close collaboration with the European Union and its extensive energy program. Access to energy gives poor people the opportunity to recharge mobile phone, children can do their home work etc. Since access to energy has been defined to be such a basic need today, a specific sustainably development goal (number 7) was developed. Sida suggests a core contribution to GET.pro of SEK 35 000 000 during 2019-2021 (SEK 25 000 000 for 2019 and SEK 10 000 000 for 2020) for implementation of the proposal received from the organisation. GET.pro aims to have an overall budget of EUR 49 000 000 of which EUR 29 000 000 is already secured (June 2019). Other funders are the European Commission (EC), Germany, Netherlands and Austria. The implementing agency is Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) which is a consulting firm owned by Germany. Sida's funds will be channeled through the Europan Commission (EC). GET.pro consists of two sepearate projects: GET.transform that works with reforming energy markets together with local and national authorities and GET.invest that supports the development of energy projects for investments. GET.pro also have a very close collaboration with EU and its extensive energy program. Global Energy Transformation Programme (GET.pro) är en uppföljare till EU Energy Initiative Partnership Dialogue Facility (EUEI/PDF). Bakgrunden till GET.pro (och EUEI/PDF) var en utfästelse av EUs medlemsstater och Europeiska Kommissionen (EC) under 2002, att arbeta för en ökad tillgång till energi i länder i Afrika, Karibien och Stilla havet och därför lanserades detta initiativ på basis av ett förslag från Tyskland. Medlemsstaterna ansåg att det vore mest effektivt att skapa en facilitet baserat på frivilliga bidrag och styrd av EUs medlemsstater. GET.pros övergripande målsättning är att bidra till genomförandet av internationella mål i Agenda 2030 och Paris-överenskommelsen om hållbar energi och klimatförändringar. Målet är öka tillgången till energi (särskilt förnybar energi och för fattiga människor), energieffektivisering samt att stödja en reformering av energisektorn och energisystem. GET.pro har fokus på Afrika men stödjer även andra OECD/DAC-fäiga länder. GET.pro inkluderar två delar: GET.invest och GET.transform. GET.invest stödjer utvecklingen av energiprojekt för investeringar, och stimulerar privata sektorn att investera i förnybar energi och bidrar tillsammans med privata företag till projektförslag för investering. Den definierar sin niche särskilt till decentraliserad förnybar energi såsom t..ex. mini- och mikronät (på engelska 'mini- and micro-grids'). GET.transform arbetar med reformering av energimarknader tillsammans med myndigheter, och tillhandahåller rådgivning till offentliga sektorn med syfte att genomföra en förändring av energisektorn och energisystem och att därigenom skapa möjligheter för storskaliga energiinvesteringar. Det förväntas att GET.transform ska ge transformativ rådgivning på kort och framför allt lång sikt. Fokus skall främst vara på Afrika söder om Sahara (ca 80% av verksamheten). En expantion till Latinamerika, Karibien och Asien kan bli aktuell om budgeten utökas och om detta ligger i linje med givarnas prioriteringar. GET.transform skall även stödja Africa-EU Energy Partnership (AEEP). GET.pro har även ett mycket nära samarbete med EU och dess omfattande energiprogram. Förutom GET.transform och GET.invest som initierats av Tyskland och som utgör GET.pro så befinner sig också sekretariaten för AEEP och delar av Covenant of Mayors in Sub-Saharan Africa (CoM) på GET.pro men de är inte formella delar av eller "kontrollerade" av GIZ. GET.pro tillhandahåller dock vissa tjänster till AEEP och CoM. GET.pros målsättning är att få en övergripande budget på EUR 49 000 000 varav EUR 29 000 000 är säkrade (juni 2019). De flesta givarna öronmärker sitt stöd och särskilt med fokus på GET.invest. Sedan programmet initierades så har några givare lämnat samarbetet och i nuläget kvarstår fem givare; Europeiska Kommissionen (EC), Tyskland, Nederländerna, Österrike (som ger ett litet bidrag) och Sida. Sida har mottagit ett projektförslag från EC för genomförande av GET.pro baserat på GET.pros egna projektförslag benämnt "Description of the Action (DoA), Supporting private sector investments in decentral renewable energy and strategic African-European partnership". Genomförare är Deutsche Gezellsschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbetit (GIZ), vilket är ett konsultföretag helägt av tyska staten. Ett kärnbidrag till GET.pro på SEK 35 000 000 förutses under 2019-2021 (SEK 25 000 000 för år 2019 och SEK 10 000 000 för år 2020), för genomförande i enlighet med organisationens projektförslag. Det är ett stöd på ungefär samma nivå som föregående stödperiod vilket var SEK 45 000 000 för 2014-2018. Sidas medel kommer att kanaliseras genom Europeiska Kommissionen istället för som tidigare Tysklands ministerium för ekonomiskt samarbete och utveckling (BMZ). GET.pros övergripande målsättning är att bidra till genomförandet av internationella mål i Agenda 2030 SDG 7 och Parisöverenskommelsen om hållbar energi och klimatförändringar. Målet är att öka tillgång till energi (särskilt förnybar energi och för fattiga människor), främja energieffektivisering samt att stödja en reformering av elsektorn och elsystem. GET.pro har fokus på Afrika men stödjer även aktiviteter i Latin Amerika och i mindre utsträckning Karibien. De två huvuddelarna av GET.pro är GET.invest och GET.transform. GET.invest stödjer privata investerare i system för elproduktion baserat på förnybara energikällor (främst elförsörjning bortom elnätet), energieffektivisering och ren matlagning genom att erbjuda tekniskt stöd till projektutvecklare som ansöker om finansiering. Get.invest arbetar även med afrikanska finansiärer för att förbättra finansieringsmiljön för hållbara energisystem. GET.transform arbetar med rådgivning för att främja reformering av energimarknader. Get.transform arbetar tillsammans med myndigheter, reglerare och offentligt-ägda elbolag i syfte att förbättra investeringsmiljön och därmed skapa möjligheter för hållbara energiinvesteringar. GET.transform ger transformativ rådgivning med primärfokus på Afrika söder om Sahara. GET.pro har även ett mycket nära samarbete med EU och dess omfattande energiprogram. Förutom GET.transform och GET.invest som initierats av Tyskland stödjer Get.pro sekretariatet för AEEP och delar av Covenant of Mayors in Sub-Saharan Africa (CoM). GET.pro tillhandahåller vissa tjänster till AEEP och CoM. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden South of Sahara, regional Africa, regional America, regional Developing countries, unspecified Energy generation, renewable sources - multiple technologies Energy regulation Energy sector policy, planning and administration Energy Policy Energy generation, renewable sources GET:pro har inkommit med en slutrapport vars resultat summeras här. Sidas avtal med EU-kommissionen har löpt ut men den finansiella rapporteringen kvarstår och är framskjuten då EU-kommissionen har öronmärkta medel i Mozambique som avslutades vid årsskiftet. GET.pro kommer slutföra den finansiella rapporteringen och detta beräknas ta fram till halvårsskiftet 2024. I väntan på denna rapportering och möjligheten att avsluta programmet görs denna COP för att summera programmets status och resultatuppfyllnad. Slutrapporten summerar resultat för hela programperioden 2018-2023, för de tre delarna av GET.pro. Insatsen levererar endast resultat mot strategimål 2, Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering. GET.invest Specifikt mål 1: 119 förnybara energiinvesteringar och energitillgångsprojekt har tagits upp i projektpipeline av finansieringsinstitutioner. Under det sista implementeringsåret plockades 62 av dessa 119 upp av finansieringsinstitutioner. Specifikt mål 2: De 119 projekten innebär: - en uppskattad investeringsvolym om 1712 MEUR (mål 1232 MEUR). Hela 619 MEUR av dessa härör från det senaste implementeringsåret. - Undvikna eller minskade utsläpp av CO2e motsvarande 3,98 miljoner tCO2e per annum (Mål 939 853 tCO2e/a). 1,772 Miljoner tCO2e åstadkoms under det sista implementeringsåret. - 933 mw installerad effekt (mål 619 MWel), varav 392 MW av dessa åstadkoms under det sista implementeringsåret. - 14,3 miljoner människor med tillgång till elektricitet (mål: 7 418 971 människor). 3,148 miljoner av dessa nåddes under det sista implementeringsåret. Kommentar: GET.invest har vida överträffat de planerade programresultaten. Speciellt imponerande är minskade eller undvikna utsläppen samt antalet människor som fått tillgång till el. Det framgår tydligt att GET.invest har åstadkommit stora resultat i närtid och den kapaciteten är lovande inför den kommande programperioden. Utöver dessa specifika mål har GET.invest bidragit till en rad andra mål varav flera är värda att beakta: - 86 % av respondenter svarar att stödet till marknadsorganisationer har stärkt dessas kapacitet och leverans av tjänster (mål 75 %). - 16 företag inom förnybar energi har börjat använda Sidafinansierade PROSPECT (Mål 6 företag) GET.transform Specifikt mål: I 5 länder och regioner har åtgärder för att omvandla energisektorn eller för genomförande av NDC:er (t.ex. integrerade energi- och klimatplanering, regelverk, rent energistödsmekanismer) införts i politiska beslutsprocessen. Arbetet har pågått i både Afrika och Latinamerika. Av specifikt intresse är t.ex. arbetet i Mocambique, Uganda samt det regionala arbetet: - Moçambique: Nationell Off-Grid / Minigrid Framework (revidering av ellagsstiftningen, allmän off-grid reglering med respektive delregler) inklusive koncessioner, nätankomst och tariffreglering) införs i politiskt beslutsfattande. - Uganda: National Off-Grid / Minigrid Framework (standarder för servicekvalitet som gäller för olika slutanvändare, riktlinjer för teknik, design, konstruktion och driftsättning, ankomst till stamnätet förordning, tariffreglering) införs i politiskt beslutsfattande; Tekniska standarder för minigrids ska godkännas och introduceras under andra kvartalet 2023; Föreslagen reglering av elpristaxa under översyn av regulator. - Afrika: Flera åtgärder inom ramen för ett partnerskap med AUC, AUDA-NEPAD och AFUR: a) energisystem och överföringsplanering och modellering under Continental Power Systems Master Plan (CMP), b) åtgärder som införts av de verkställande direktörerna (VD:arna) för afrikansk energitillsynsmyndigheter under African Electricity Regulators Peer Review and Learning Network (PRLN), c) initiering av ett program om harmoniserade ramar för landsbygdselektrifiering. Kommentar: Utöver dessa resultat finns även resultat från Latinamerika regionalt och nationellt i Peru. GET.transform har även bidragit med en rad uppskattade publikationer och kapacitetshöjande insatser i dessa länder och regioner. AEEP Sekretariatet AEEP Sekretariatets arbete har under programperioden bidragit till att tre rekommendationer har plockats upp av relevanta politiska aktörer: - AEEPs stöd till högnivåplattformen för hållbara energiinvesteringar (SEI) ledde till flera av AEEPs rekommendationer som togs upp i den inledande rapporten (dec 2019) och efterföljande upprättande av strategigruppen för hållbar energi (januari 2022). - Stöd till AFREC och AEIS ledde till AEEP-rekommendationer om digitalisering av AEIS-processer tas upp i AFRECs processer (STC-antagande och godkännande av AFREC-kapacitetsutveckling arbetsflöde i juni 2021. - Stöd till aktiviteterna och mandatet för Strategigruppen för Hållbar Energi, samt till Power Futures Lab ledde till rekommendationen att etablera en enhet som stödjer kontinental kapacitetsutveckling på energireglering i Afrika, vilket manifesterade sig i etablering av African School of Regulation (ASR) (lanserades i januari 2022). Ytterligare två av AEEP:s rekommendationer har delvis tagits upp: - Rekommendation och stöd till utformningen av Continental Power Systems Master Plan som en helhet av huvudpelarna i AfSEM. - Rekommendation om Green Hydrogen potential. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61050908-6105090801 Sweden The objective of the program is increased access to energy (in particular renewable energy and for poor households), energy efficiency as well as supporting a transformation of the energy sector and energy system. GET.pro has a focus on Sub-Saharan Africa but it also operates in OECD/DAC-countries in other regions. GET.pro works with authorities at all levels and also the private sector inside and outside the countries. GET.pro has a very close collaboration with the European Union and its extensive energy program. Access to energy gives poor people the opportunity to recharge mobile phone, children can do their home work etc. Since access to energy has been defined to be such a basic need today, a specific sustainably development goal (number 7) was developed. Sida suggests a core contribution to GET.pro of SEK 35 000 000 during 2019-2021 (SEK 25 000 000 for 2019 and SEK 10 000 000 for 2020) for implementation of the proposal received from the organisation. GET.pro aims to have an overall budget of EUR 49 000 000 of which EUR 29 000 000 is already secured (June 2019). Other funders are the European Commission (EC), Germany, Netherlands and Austria. The implementing agency is Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) which is a consulting firm owned by Germany. Sida's funds will be channeled through the Europan Commission (EC). GET.pro consists of two sepearate projects: GET.transform that works with reforming energy markets together with local and national authorities and GET.invest that supports the development of energy projects for investments. GET.pro also have a very close collaboration with EU and its extensive energy program. Global Energy Transformation Programme (GET.pro) är en uppföljare till EU Energy Initiative Partnership Dialogue Facility (EUEI/PDF). Bakgrunden till GET.pro (och EUEI/PDF) var en utfästelse av EUs medlemsstater och Europeiska Kommissionen (EC) under 2002, att arbeta för en ökad tillgång till energi i länder i Afrika, Karibien och Stilla havet och därför lanserades detta initiativ på basis av ett förslag från Tyskland. Medlemsstaterna ansåg att det vore mest effektivt att skapa en facilitet baserat på frivilliga bidrag och styrd av EUs medlemsstater. GET.pros övergripande målsättning är att bidra till genomförandet av internationella mål i Agenda 2030 och Paris-överenskommelsen om hållbar energi och klimatförändringar. Målet är öka tillgången till energi (särskilt förnybar energi och för fattiga människor), energieffektivisering samt att stödja en reformering av energisektorn och energisystem. GET.pro har fokus på Afrika men stödjer även andra OECD/DAC-fäiga länder. GET.pro inkluderar två delar: GET.invest och GET.transform. GET.invest stödjer utvecklingen av energiprojekt för investeringar, och stimulerar privata sektorn att investera i förnybar energi och bidrar tillsammans med privata företag till projektförslag för investering. Den definierar sin niche särskilt till decentraliserad förnybar energi såsom t..ex. mini- och mikronät (på engelska 'mini- and micro-grids'). GET.transform arbetar med reformering av energimarknader tillsammans med myndigheter, och tillhandahåller rådgivning till offentliga sektorn med syfte att genomföra en förändring av energisektorn och energisystem och att därigenom skapa möjligheter för storskaliga energiinvesteringar. Det förväntas att GET.transform ska ge transformativ rådgivning på kort och framför allt lång sikt. Fokus skall främst vara på Afrika söder om Sahara (ca 80% av verksamheten). En expantion till Latinamerika, Karibien och Asien kan bli aktuell om budgeten utökas och om detta ligger i linje med givarnas prioriteringar. GET.transform skall även stödja Africa-EU Energy Partnership (AEEP). GET.pro har även ett mycket nära samarbete med EU och dess omfattande energiprogram. Förutom GET.transform och GET.invest som initierats av Tyskland och som utgör GET.pro så befinner sig också sekretariaten för AEEP och delar av Covenant of Mayors in Sub-Saharan Africa (CoM) på GET.pro men de är inte formella delar av eller "kontrollerade" av GIZ. GET.pro tillhandahåller dock vissa tjänster till AEEP och CoM. GET.pros målsättning är att få en övergripande budget på EUR 49 000 000 varav EUR 29 000 000 är säkrade (juni 2019). De flesta givarna öronmärker sitt stöd och särskilt med fokus på GET.invest. Sedan programmet initierades så har några givare lämnat samarbetet och i nuläget kvarstår fem givare; Europeiska Kommissionen (EC), Tyskland, Nederländerna, Österrike (som ger ett litet bidrag) och Sida. Sida har mottagit ett projektförslag från EC för genomförande av GET.pro baserat på GET.pros egna projektförslag benämnt "Description of the Action (DoA), Supporting private sector investments in decentral renewable energy and strategic African-European partnership". Genomförare är Deutsche Gezellsschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbetit (GIZ), vilket är ett konsultföretag helägt av tyska staten. Ett kärnbidrag till GET.pro på SEK 35 000 000 förutses under 2019-2021 (SEK 25 000 000 för år 2019 och SEK 10 000 000 för år 2020), för genomförande i enlighet med organisationens projektförslag. Det är ett stöd på ungefär samma nivå som föregående stödperiod vilket var SEK 45 000 000 för 2014-2018. Sidas medel kommer att kanaliseras genom Europeiska Kommissionen istället för som tidigare Tysklands ministerium för ekonomiskt samarbete och utveckling (BMZ). GET.pros övergripande målsättning är att bidra till genomförandet av internationella mål i Agenda 2030 SDG 7 och Parisöverenskommelsen om hållbar energi och klimatförändringar. Målet är att öka tillgång till energi (särskilt förnybar energi och för fattiga människor), främja energieffektivisering samt att stödja en reformering av elsektorn och elsystem. GET.pro har fokus på Afrika men stödjer även aktiviteter i Latin Amerika och i mindre utsträckning Karibien. De två huvuddelarna av GET.pro är GET.invest och GET.transform. GET.invest stödjer privata investerare i system för elproduktion baserat på förnybara energikällor (främst elförsörjning bortom elnätet), energieffektivisering och ren matlagning genom att erbjuda tekniskt stöd till projektutvecklare som ansöker om finansiering. Get.invest arbetar även med afrikanska finansiärer för att förbättra finansieringsmiljön för hållbara energisystem. GET.transform arbetar med rådgivning för att främja reformering av energimarknader. Get.transform arbetar tillsammans med myndigheter, reglerare och offentligt-ägda elbolag i syfte att förbättra investeringsmiljön och därmed skapa möjligheter för hållbara energiinvesteringar. GET.transform ger transformativ rådgivning med primärfokus på Afrika söder om Sahara. GET.pro har även ett mycket nära samarbete med EU och dess omfattande energiprogram. Förutom GET.transform och GET.invest som initierats av Tyskland stödjer Get.pro sekretariatet för AEEP och delar av Covenant of Mayors in Sub-Saharan Africa (CoM). GET.pro tillhandahåller vissa tjänster till AEEP och CoM. Sweden EC/European Commission Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EC/European Commission 17.3 - Mobilisera additionella finansiella resurser till utvecklingsländerna från många olika källor. 17.3 - Mobilize additional financial resources for developing countries from multiple sources. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 25000000 10000000 0 0 10000000 0 25000000 0 0 0 10000000 0 -10000000 0 0 10000000 -10000000 14000000 EC/European Commission 3500000 EC/European Commission 3500000 EC/European Commission 14000000 EC/European Commission 2500000 EC/European Commission 10000000 EC/European Commission 2500000 EC/European Commission 10000000 EC/European Commission 1000000 EC/European Commission 4000000 EC/European Commission 1000000 EC/European Commission 4000000 EC/European Commission Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Prevention of climate change and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. Förebyggande av klimatförändringar, och minskade utsläpp av växthusgaser och luftföroreningar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable energy systems based on renewable energy. Hållbara energisystem baserade på förnybar energi. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050908-6105090802 Sweden The objective of the program is increased access to energy (in particular renewable energy and for poor households), energy efficiency as well as supporting a transformation of the energy sector and energy system. GET.pro has a focus on Sub-Saharan Africa but it also operates in OECD/DAC-countries in other regions. GET.pro works with authorities at all levels and also the private sector inside and outside the countries. GET.pro has a very close collaboration with the European Union and its extensive energy program. Access to energy gives poor people the opportunity to recharge mobile phone, children can do their home work etc. Since access to energy has been defined to be such a basic need today, a specific sustainably development goal (number 7) was developed. Sida suggests a core contribution to GET.pro of SEK 35 000 000 during 2019-2021 (SEK 25 000 000 for 2019 and SEK 10 000 000 for 2020) for implementation of the proposal received from the organisation. GET.pro aims to have an overall budget of EUR 49 000 000 of which EUR 29 000 000 is already secured (June 2019). Other funders are the European Commission (EC), Germany, Netherlands and Austria. The implementing agency is Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) which is a consulting firm owned by Germany. Sida's funds will be channeled through the Europan Commission (EC). GET.pro consists of two sepearate projects: GET.transform that works with reforming energy markets together with local and national authorities and GET.invest that supports the development of energy projects for investments. GET.pro also have a very close collaboration with EU and its extensive energy program. Global Energy Transformation Programme (GET.pro) är en uppföljare till EU Energy Initiative Partnership Dialogue Facility (EUEI/PDF). Bakgrunden till GET.pro (och EUEI/PDF) var en utfästelse av EUs medlemsstater och Europeiska Kommissionen (EC) under 2002, att arbeta för en ökad tillgång till energi i länder i Afrika, Karibien och Stilla havet och därför lanserades detta initiativ på basis av ett förslag från Tyskland. Medlemsstaterna ansåg att det vore mest effektivt att skapa en facilitet baserat på frivilliga bidrag och styrd av EUs medlemsstater. GET.pros övergripande målsättning är att bidra till genomförandet av internationella mål i Agenda 2030 och Paris-överenskommelsen om hållbar energi och klimatförändringar. Målet är öka tillgången till energi (särskilt förnybar energi och för fattiga människor), energieffektivisering samt att stödja en reformering av energisektorn och energisystem. GET.pro har fokus på Afrika men stödjer även andra OECD/DAC-fäiga länder. GET.pro inkluderar två delar: GET.invest och GET.transform. GET.invest stödjer utvecklingen av energiprojekt för investeringar, och stimulerar privata sektorn att investera i förnybar energi och bidrar tillsammans med privata företag till projektförslag för investering. Den definierar sin niche särskilt till decentraliserad förnybar energi såsom t..ex. mini- och mikronät (på engelska 'mini- and micro-grids'). GET.transform arbetar med reformering av energimarknader tillsammans med myndigheter, och tillhandahåller rådgivning till offentliga sektorn med syfte att genomföra en förändring av energisektorn och energisystem och att därigenom skapa möjligheter för storskaliga energiinvesteringar. Det förväntas att GET.transform ska ge transformativ rådgivning på kort och framför allt lång sikt. Fokus skall främst vara på Afrika söder om Sahara (ca 80% av verksamheten). En expantion till Latinamerika, Karibien och Asien kan bli aktuell om budgeten utökas och om detta ligger i linje med givarnas prioriteringar. GET.transform skall även stödja Africa-EU Energy Partnership (AEEP). GET.pro har även ett mycket nära samarbete med EU och dess omfattande energiprogram. Förutom GET.transform och GET.invest som initierats av Tyskland och som utgör GET.pro så befinner sig också sekretariaten för AEEP och delar av Covenant of Mayors in Sub-Saharan Africa (CoM) på GET.pro men de är inte formella delar av eller "kontrollerade" av GIZ. GET.pro tillhandahåller dock vissa tjänster till AEEP och CoM. GET.pros målsättning är att få en övergripande budget på EUR 49 000 000 varav EUR 29 000 000 är säkrade (juni 2019). De flesta givarna öronmärker sitt stöd och särskilt med fokus på GET.invest. Sedan programmet initierades så har några givare lämnat samarbetet och i nuläget kvarstår fem givare; Europeiska Kommissionen (EC), Tyskland, Nederländerna, Österrike (som ger ett litet bidrag) och Sida. Sida har mottagit ett projektförslag från EC för genomförande av GET.pro baserat på GET.pros egna projektförslag benämnt "Description of the Action (DoA), Supporting private sector investments in decentral renewable energy and strategic African-European partnership". Genomförare är Deutsche Gezellsschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbetit (GIZ), vilket är ett konsultföretag helägt av tyska staten. Ett kärnbidrag till GET.pro på SEK 35 000 000 förutses under 2019-2021 (SEK 25 000 000 för år 2019 och SEK 10 000 000 för år 2020), för genomförande i enlighet med organisationens projektförslag. Det är ett stöd på ungefär samma nivå som föregående stödperiod vilket var SEK 45 000 000 för 2014-2018. Sidas medel kommer att kanaliseras genom Europeiska Kommissionen istället för som tidigare Tysklands ministerium för ekonomiskt samarbete och utveckling (BMZ). GET.pros övergripande målsättning är att bidra till genomförandet av internationella mål i Agenda 2030 SDG 7 och Parisöverenskommelsen om hållbar energi och klimatförändringar. Målet är att öka tillgång till energi (särskilt förnybar energi och för fattiga människor), främja energieffektivisering samt att stödja en reformering av elsektorn och elsystem. GET.pro har fokus på Afrika men stödjer även aktiviteter i Latin Amerika och i mindre utsträckning Karibien. De två huvuddelarna av GET.pro är GET.invest och GET.transform. GET.invest stödjer privata investerare i system för elproduktion baserat på förnybara energikällor (främst elförsörjning bortom elnätet), energieffektivisering och ren matlagning genom att erbjuda tekniskt stöd till projektutvecklare som ansöker om finansiering. Get.invest arbetar även med afrikanska finansiärer för att förbättra finansieringsmiljön för hållbara energisystem. GET.transform arbetar med rådgivning för att främja reformering av energimarknader. Get.transform arbetar tillsammans med myndigheter, reglerare och offentligt-ägda elbolag i syfte att förbättra investeringsmiljön och därmed skapa möjligheter för hållbara energiinvesteringar. GET.transform ger transformativ rådgivning med primärfokus på Afrika söder om Sahara. GET.pro har även ett mycket nära samarbete med EU och dess omfattande energiprogram. Förutom GET.transform och GET.invest som initierats av Tyskland stödjer Get.pro sekretariatet för AEEP och delar av Covenant of Mayors in Sub-Saharan Africa (CoM). GET.pro tillhandahåller vissa tjänster till AEEP och CoM. Sweden EC/European Commission Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EC/European Commission 7.2 - Till 2030 väsentligen öka andelen förnybar energi i den globala energimixen. 7.2 - By 2030, increase substantially the share of renewable energy in the global energy mix. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 11000000 16500000 0 0 11000000 0 0 0 0 0 16500000 13750000 EC/European Commission 13750000 EC/European Commission 5500000 EC/European Commission 5500000 EC/European Commission 8250000 EC/European Commission 8250000 EC/European Commission Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61050908-6105090803 Sweden The objective of the program is increased access to energy (in particular renewable energy and for poor households), energy efficiency as well as supporting a transformation of the energy sector and energy system. GET.pro has a focus on Sub-Saharan Africa but it also operates in OECD/DAC-countries in other regions. GET.pro works with authorities at all levels and also the private sector inside and outside the countries. GET.pro has a very close collaboration with the European Union and its extensive energy program. Access to energy gives poor people the opportunity to recharge mobile phone, children can do their home work etc. Since access to energy has been defined to be such a basic need today, a specific sustainably development goal (number 7) was developed. Sida suggests a core contribution to GET.pro of SEK 35 000 000 during 2019-2021 (SEK 25 000 000 for 2019 and SEK 10 000 000 for 2020) for implementation of the proposal received from the organisation. GET.pro aims to have an overall budget of EUR 49 000 000 of which EUR 29 000 000 is already secured (June 2019). Other funders are the European Commission (EC), Germany, Netherlands and Austria. The implementing agency is Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) which is a consulting firm owned by Germany. Sida's funds will be channeled through the Europan Commission (EC). GET.pro consists of two sepearate projects: GET.transform that works with reforming energy markets together with local and national authorities and GET.invest that supports the development of energy projects for investments. GET.pro also have a very close collaboration with EU and its extensive energy program. Global Energy Transformation Programme (GET.pro) är en uppföljare till EU Energy Initiative Partnership Dialogue Facility (EUEI/PDF). Bakgrunden till GET.pro (och EUEI/PDF) var en utfästelse av EUs medlemsstater och Europeiska Kommissionen (EC) under 2002, att arbeta för en ökad tillgång till energi i länder i Afrika, Karibien och Stilla havet och därför lanserades detta initiativ på basis av ett förslag från Tyskland. Medlemsstaterna ansåg att det vore mest effektivt att skapa en facilitet baserat på frivilliga bidrag och styrd av EUs medlemsstater. GET.pros övergripande målsättning är att bidra till genomförandet av internationella mål i Agenda 2030 och Paris-överenskommelsen om hållbar energi och klimatförändringar. Målet är öka tillgången till energi (särskilt förnybar energi och för fattiga människor), energieffektivisering samt att stödja en reformering av energisektorn och energisystem. GET.pro har fokus på Afrika men stödjer även andra OECD/DAC-fäiga länder. GET.pro inkluderar två delar: GET.invest och GET.transform. GET.invest stödjer utvecklingen av energiprojekt för investeringar, och stimulerar privata sektorn att investera i förnybar energi och bidrar tillsammans med privata företag till projektförslag för investering. Den definierar sin niche särskilt till decentraliserad förnybar energi såsom t..ex. mini- och mikronät (på engelska 'mini- and micro-grids'). GET.transform arbetar med reformering av energimarknader tillsammans med myndigheter, och tillhandahåller rådgivning till offentliga sektorn med syfte att genomföra en förändring av energisektorn och energisystem och att därigenom skapa möjligheter för storskaliga energiinvesteringar. Det förväntas att GET.transform ska ge transformativ rådgivning på kort och framför allt lång sikt. Fokus skall främst vara på Afrika söder om Sahara (ca 80% av verksamheten). En expantion till Latinamerika, Karibien och Asien kan bli aktuell om budgeten utökas och om detta ligger i linje med givarnas prioriteringar. GET.transform skall även stödja Africa-EU Energy Partnership (AEEP). GET.pro har även ett mycket nära samarbete med EU och dess omfattande energiprogram. Förutom GET.transform och GET.invest som initierats av Tyskland och som utgör GET.pro så befinner sig också sekretariaten för AEEP och delar av Covenant of Mayors in Sub-Saharan Africa (CoM) på GET.pro men de är inte formella delar av eller "kontrollerade" av GIZ. GET.pro tillhandahåller dock vissa tjänster till AEEP och CoM. GET.pros målsättning är att få en övergripande budget på EUR 49 000 000 varav EUR 29 000 000 är säkrade (juni 2019). De flesta givarna öronmärker sitt stöd och särskilt med fokus på GET.invest. Sedan programmet initierades så har några givare lämnat samarbetet och i nuläget kvarstår fem givare; Europeiska Kommissionen (EC), Tyskland, Nederländerna, Österrike (som ger ett litet bidrag) och Sida. Sida har mottagit ett projektförslag från EC för genomförande av GET.pro baserat på GET.pros egna projektförslag benämnt "Description of the Action (DoA), Supporting private sector investments in decentral renewable energy and strategic African-European partnership". Genomförare är Deutsche Gezellsschaft fur Internationale Zusammenarbetit (GIZ), vilket är ett konsultföretag helägt av tyska staten. Ett kärnbidrag till GET.pro på SEK 35 000 000 förutses under 2019-2021 (SEK 25 000 000 för år 2019 och SEK 10 000 000 för år 2020), för genomförande i enlighet med organisationens projektförslag. Det är ett stöd på ungefär samma nivå som föregående stödperiod vilket var SEK 45 000 000 för 2014-2018. Sidas medel kommer att kanaliseras genom Europeiska Kommissionen istället för som tidigare Tysklands ministerium för ekonomiskt samarbete och utveckling (BMZ). GET.pros övergripande målsättning är att bidra till genomförandet av internationella mål i Agenda 2030 SDG 7 och Parisöverenskommelsen om hållbar energi och klimatförändringar. Målet är att öka tillgång till energi (särskilt förnybar energi och för fattiga människor), främja energieffektivisering samt att stödja en reformering av elsektorn och elsystem. GET.pro har fokus på Afrika men stödjer även aktiviteter i Latin Amerika och i mindre utsträckning Karibien. De två huvuddelarna av GET.pro är GET.invest och GET.transform. GET.invest stödjer privata investerare i system för elproduktion baserat på förnybara energikällor (främst elförsörjning bortom elnätet), energieffektivisering och ren matlagning genom att erbjuda tekniskt stöd till projektutvecklare som ansöker om finansiering. Get.invest arbetar även med afrikanska finansiärer för att förbättra finansieringsmiljön för hållbara energisystem. GET.transform arbetar med rådgivning för att främja reformering av energimarknader. Get.transform arbetar tillsammans med myndigheter, reglerare och offentligt-ägda elbolag i syfte att förbättra investeringsmiljön och därmed skapa möjligheter för hållbara energiinvesteringar. GET.transform ger transformativ rådgivning med primärfokus på Afrika söder om Sahara. GET.pro har även ett mycket nära samarbete med EU och dess omfattande energiprogram. Förutom GET.transform och GET.invest som initierats av Tyskland stödjer Get.pro sekretariatet för AEEP och delar av Covenant of Mayors in Sub-Saharan Africa (CoM). GET.pro tillhandahåller vissa tjänster till AEEP och CoM. Sweden EC/European Commission Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency EC/European Commission 13.2 - Integrate climate change measures into national policies, strategies and planning. 13.2 - Integrera klimatåtgärder i politik, strategier och planering på nationell nivå. 7.1 - Senast 2030 säkerställa allmän tillgång till ekonomiskt överkomliga, tillförlitliga och moderna energitjänster. 7.1 - By 2030, ensure universal access to affordable, reliable and modern energy services. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9000000 9000000 0 3600000 EC/European Commission 900000 EC/European Commission 3600000 EC/European Commission 900000 EC/European Commission 3600000 EC/European Commission 3600000 EC/European Commission 900000 EC/European Commission 900000 EC/European Commission Swedish global development cooperation on environment, climate and biodiversity 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom miljö, klimat och biologisk mångfald, 2022–2026 Limited climate impact, including increased access to renewable energy and increased energy efficiency. Begränsad klimatpåverkan inklusive ökad tillgång till förnybar energi och ökad energieffektivisering Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61059001 Sweden SIANI, the Swedish International Agriculture Network Initiative, is a multi-sector network with a secretariat at SEI, Stockholm. They have over 1600 active members approximately half of them are Swedish. The members are from civil society, universities, institutions and private sector. SIANI´s overall objective is sustainable agriculture for food security, improved nutrition and eradication of hunger in line with global goal number 2. SIANI has elaborated a program document “SIANI3” for the period Dec 2016 – Dec 2021 and have applied for financing from Sida amounting to 17 MSEK for the period Dec 2016 – Q1 2019. Sida has been the sole financier of SIANI since the start of the program in 2008, through a first phase 2008-2012 and a second phase 2013 – 2016 and will be the only donor also in the third phase. Sida had an active role in the formation of SIANI and the links between SIANI and Sida were initially very strong. SIANI´s independence has gradually increased and it is now an independent network financially supported by Sida. SIANI is a platform for exchange of knowledge, dialogue and cooperation within agriculture and food security focusing on increased productivity amongst small holder farmers. They have identified three results: -Create for a for informed multi sector dialogue -Make available information generated by the network for informed decisions at local, national and international level -Facilitate joint initiatives with international partners for sustainable results SIANI 3 will focus on small holder farmers in low income countries and the ongoing transformation of the sector. Thematically they will follow Committee of World Food Security´s international policy dialogue. SIANI, the Swedish International Agriculture Network Initiative, är ett multisektoriellt nätverk med ett sekretariat placerat på SEI, Stockholm Environment Institute. De har över 1600 aktiva medlemmar varav runt hälften är svenska aktörer. Bland medlemmarna finns såväl civila samhällets organisationer som universitet och myndigheter samt privata sektorn representerade. SIANIs övergripande mål är ett uthålligt lantbruk för livsmedelstrygghet, förbättrad nutrition och avskaffande av hunger, i linje med det Globala Målet nummer 2. SIANI har utarbetat ett programdokument "SIANI 3" för perioden december 2016 - december 2021 och söker finansiering från Sida på 17 MSEK för perioden december 2016 tom Q1 2019. Sida har som enda givare finansierat SIANI sedan starten i en första fas 2008 - 2012 och en andra fas 2013 – 2016 och är enda givaren även i fas 3. Sida var aktiv i bildandet av SIANI och kopplingarna mellan SIANI och Sida var inledningsvis starka. SIANIs oberoende har successivt stärkts och de är nu ett oberoende nätverk med finansillet stöd från Sida. SIANI är en plattform för kunskapsutbyte, dialog och samarbete inom lantbruk och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning med tonvikt på ökad produktivitet bland småskaliga lantbrukare. De har definierat tre mål för verksamheten: - att skapa fora för informerad dialog inom flera sektorer och discipliner - att göra kunskap som genererats via nätverket tillgänglig för mer informerade beslut på lokal, nationell och internationell nivå - att underlätta gemensamma initiativ med internationella partners för att nå uthålliga resultat SIANI 3 kommer liksom tidigare att fokusera på småbrukare i låginkomstländer med fokus på den pågående omställningen av jordbruket. Rent tematiskt kommer de att följa den internationella policydialogen som drivs av Committée of World Food Security. SIANI är en plattform för kunskapsutbyte, dialog och samarbete inom lantbruk och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning med tonvikt på ökad produktivitet bland småskaliga lantbrukare. De har definierat tre mål: - att skapa fora för informerad dialog inom flera sektorer och discipliner - att göra kunskap som genererats via nätverket tillgänglig för mer informerade beslut på lokal, nationell och internationell nivå - att underlätta gemensamma initiativ med internationella partners för att nå uthålliga resultat. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Agricultural policy and administrative management Agriculture En översikt över några av SIANIs resultat under 2020: - SIANIs Expert Group Agripreneurship Alliance anordnade i samarbete med Go Gettaz Agriprenuer Prize och African Management institutet en onlineutbildning för Entrepreneurship in Agribusiness i östra och södra Afrika. Kursen resulterade i inlämning och granskning av 75 affärsplaner från 23 länder över hela Afrika. [AKT/TG] - Expertgruppen Wild foods, biodiversity, and livelihoods faciliterade flera onlinedialoger för att samla in regional kunskap och öka medvetenheten om vikten av icke odlade/vilda livsmedel och kopplingarna till biologisk mångfald, besittningsrätt och försörjning. Vikten av vild mat blev uppenbar under pandemin när landsbygden och ursprungsbefolkningen var mer självförsörjande med mat än stadssamhällen. Gruppen har bjudits in av FAO och CGIAR Research Program on Forests, Trees and Agroforestry (FTA) för att presentera sina resultat i regionala webbseminarier. Expertgruppen producerade en informativ video om vilda livsmedel som har delats i flera FN:s Twitter-flöden. [GLOB/NORM] - Medlemmarna i expertgruppen Hidden hunger gav stöd till östafrikanska små och medelstora livsmedelsföretag i hur man kan förbättra livsmedelsprodukternas näringsvärde. Det personliga rådgivningsstödet resulterade i en onlineutbildning om hur man bättre kan engagera sig med olika aktörer i värdekedjorna. Utbildningen fokuserade inte bara på att bearbeta livsmedelsprodukterna för att förbättra näringsvärdet utan också på marknadsföring av produkterna till låginkomsttagare som är mer sårbara för dold hunger. Ett av de deltagande företagen STAWI har framgångsrikt utvecklat och introducerat nya produkter på lokala spannmål som bioberikat mjöl och flingor. Expertgruppen baserad i Nepal utmanades under starten av alla nedstängningar och kunde först underteckna kontraktet och påbörja vissa aktiviteter i slutet av året. [AKT/TG] - SIANI anpassade sig snabbt till det 100 % virtuella utrymmet och introducerade en uppsättning onlineverktyg i arbetsmiljön för att följa händelserna. Det virtuella utrymmet gav oväntade fördelar och möjliggjorde en större räckvidd till en mer talrik och mångsidig grupp än den klassiska ansikte mot ansikte-versionen. I samordning med SLU Global, Focali och andra partners organiserade eller samarrangerade SIANI 21 dialoger med flera intressenter som lockade uppskattningsvis totalt 1161 deltagare. Under året har SIANI samarbetat med över 45 olika partners. Förmågan att organisera evenemang online uppmärksammades och efterfrågades av partners som Tenure Facility. SIANI rådfrågades för att vara medvärd och stödde skapandet av en digital plattform där 13 representanter från Tenure Facility-finansierade projekt diskuterade de utmaningar och möjligheter de har ställts inför på grund av covid-19.[GLOB/NORM] - SIANIs webbplatspublik växte med 24 %, det totala antalet unika besökare ökade med uppskattningsvis 10 000, jämfört med 2019. SIANIs användarbesöksstatistik förändrades också med en anmärkningsvärd ökning av publiken i Asien. Detta var ett resultat av samordnade ansträngningar från sekretariatet för att producera och publicera berättelser från regionen. SIANI producerade och publicerade 74 ursprungliga webbinnehållsartiklar på webbplatsen. AGFO, IFAD och andra FN-organisationer lade om några av SIANIs webbberättelser på sina webbsidor. En av de första covid-19-berättelserna publicerade av SIANI, "Hur kan vi undvika ännu ett virusutbrott" av M. Malmberg och E. Bessonova, publicerades i mars 2020 och delades vidare på webben UN Network for Disaster Risk Reduction Prevention. Den översattes till svenska och publicerades i Omvärlden. På SIANI:s webbsida har den lästs av 2 485 personer och var också en av de bästa artiklarna när den publicerades på nytt på SEI:s webbplats. [GLOB/NORM] - Matsystem var ett primärt fokus. Ett bidrag från SIANI var att stödja konceptualiseringen av den svenska FAO-kommitténs publikation "Att tillämpa tre dimensioner av hållbarhet för ett bättre livsmedelssystem och bättre nutrition Kunskap, samarbete och innovation". SIANI anordnade i samarbete med SLU-Global den fjärde workshopen för unga forskare med fokus på hållbara livsmedelssystem: koppla forskning till policy och praktik. Workshopen lockade 17 deltagare från alla kontinenter och i utvärderingarna uppgav deltagarna att de inte bara fick nya nätverk och kunskap, utan workshopen resulterade även i praktik och andra yrkesmöjligheter. Vidare anordnade SLU Global workshops om olika perspektiv på Food Systems, en om Urban matsystem, livsmedelsstrygghet och näringstrygghet i Afrika. Denna workshop resulterade i ett nytt forskningsförslag. Webinariet om Deagrarisation i Afrika och Europa presenterade och diskuterade forskning och byggde upp ett nytt nätverk kring ämnet. SIANI publicerade flera artiklar och en Op-ed om livsmedelssystem; Hur kan vi minska hungern publicerades i Aktuell Hållbarhet. Som ett resultat av mobilisering av kunskap kring detta tematiska SIANI bjöds regeringen in att stödja planeringen och organisationen av den svenska nationella dialogen om livsmedelssystem inför FN:s toppmöte om livsmedelssystem. [GLOB/NORM] - SIANI hade sitt årliga möte kring ungdom som samlade mer än 60 SIANI-medlemmar för att lära sig mer om och diskutera den effektiva inkluderingen av landsbygdsungdomar. För några av deltagarna var ungdomslinsen en ögonöppnare för nödvändigheten av att reformera sin organisations struktur för att inkludera ungdomar på det mest effektiva och mindre diskriminerande sätt. SIANI fortsatte också sitt engagemang och stödde den studentledda agroekologidagen i Alnarp: webinariet samlade en publik på över 150 personer från 37 länder, inklusive deltagare från FAO. SIANI var också inbjuden att vara värd för Forum on Youth in Agribusiness: Coping with COVID-19 in the context of a Changing Climate i samarbete med bland annat CCAFS och FAO. Webinariet lockade mer än 500 deltagare och mötet genererade värdefulla nätverk och kopplingar för framtida samarbete. Som ett resultat av en rad framgångsrika ungdomsevenemang ökade SIANI webbengagemang inom åldersgruppen 18-24 med 7,5 %. Intresset för ämnet skapade en efterfrågan på mer kunskap och aktiviteter, vilket motiverade SIANI att anställa en ungdomsnätverkskoordinator och utveckla en särskild ungdomsstrategi för framtida engagemang. [GLOB/NORM] [AKT/TG] - SIANI bidrog också till arbetsflöden om klimat och biologisk mångfald. I början av året samordnade SIANI och IFAD ett besök i Rom för SEI-forskare för att presentera rön om klimatanpassning och riskhanteringsinitiativ vid ett evenemang kallat "Climate adaptation and risk management". Experter från FN-organen och medlemmar av den diplomatiska kåren deltog i evenemanget. Med ackumulerade medel sparade från inställda evenemang och resor beslutade styrgruppen att omfördela sparade medel för att stödja Focali att etablera ett pilotdialogforum som skulle fokusera på skog, livsmedelsstrygghet, klimat, biologisk mångfald, försörjning och rättigheter i landskapen. Det nya forumet lanserades och mottogs med stort intresse under Focalis årsmöte. [GLOB/NORM] No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61059001-6105900101 Sweden SIANI, the Swedish International Agriculture Network Initiative, is a multi-sector network with a secretariat at SEI, Stockholm. They have over 1600 active members approximately half of them are Swedish. The members are from civil society, universities, institutions and private sector. SIANI´s overall objective is sustainable agriculture for food security, improved nutrition and eradication of hunger in line with global goal number 2. SIANI has elaborated a program document “SIANI3” for the period Dec 2016 – Dec 2021 and have applied for financing from Sida amounting to 17 MSEK for the period Dec 2016 – Q1 2019. Sida has been the sole financier of SIANI since the start of the program in 2008, through a first phase 2008-2012 and a second phase 2013 – 2016 and will be the only donor also in the third phase. Sida had an active role in the formation of SIANI and the links between SIANI and Sida were initially very strong. SIANI´s independence has gradually increased and it is now an independent network financially supported by Sida. SIANI is a platform for exchange of knowledge, dialogue and cooperation within agriculture and food security focusing on increased productivity amongst small holder farmers. They have identified three results: -Create for a for informed multi sector dialogue -Make available information generated by the network for informed decisions at local, national and international level -Facilitate joint initiatives with international partners for sustainable results SIANI 3 will focus on small holder farmers in low income countries and the ongoing transformation of the sector. Thematically they will follow Committee of World Food Security´s international policy dialogue. SIANI, the Swedish International Agriculture Network Initiative, är ett multisektoriellt nätverk med ett sekretariat placerat på SEI, Stockholm Environment Institute. De har över 1600 aktiva medlemmar varav runt hälften är svenska aktörer. Bland medlemmarna finns såväl civila samhällets organisationer som universitet och myndigheter samt privata sektorn representerade. SIANIs övergripande mål är ett uthålligt lantbruk för livsmedelstrygghet, förbättrad nutrition och avskaffande av hunger, i linje med det Globala Målet nummer 2. SIANI har utarbetat ett programdokument "SIANI 3" för perioden december 2016 - december 2021 och söker finansiering från Sida på 17 MSEK för perioden december 2016 tom Q1 2019. Sida har som enda givare finansierat SIANI sedan starten i en första fas 2008 - 2012 och en andra fas 2013 – 2016 och är enda givaren även i fas 3. Sida var aktiv i bildandet av SIANI och kopplingarna mellan SIANI och Sida var inledningsvis starka. SIANIs oberoende har successivt stärkts och de är nu ett oberoende nätverk med finansillet stöd från Sida. SIANI är en plattform för kunskapsutbyte, dialog och samarbete inom lantbruk och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning med tonvikt på ökad produktivitet bland småskaliga lantbrukare. De har definierat tre mål för verksamheten: - att skapa fora för informerad dialog inom flera sektorer och discipliner - att göra kunskap som genererats via nätverket tillgänglig för mer informerade beslut på lokal, nationell och internationell nivå - att underlätta gemensamma initiativ med internationella partners för att nå uthålliga resultat SIANI 3 kommer liksom tidigare att fokusera på småbrukare i låginkomstländer med fokus på den pågående omställningen av jordbruket. Rent tematiskt kommer de att följa den internationella policydialogen som drivs av Committée of World Food Security. SIANI är en plattform för kunskapsutbyte, dialog och samarbete inom lantbruk och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning med tonvikt på ökad produktivitet bland småskaliga lantbrukare. De har definierat tre mål: - att skapa fora för informerad dialog inom flera sektorer och discipliner - att göra kunskap som genererats via nätverket tillgänglig för mer informerade beslut på lokal, nationell och internationell nivå - att underlätta gemensamma initiativ med internationella partners för att nå uthålliga resultat. Sweden SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 5000000 6000000 0 0 0 6000000 6000000 0 0 6000000 5000000 0 -6000000 -6000000 11000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 5000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 6000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute SE-0-SE-6-61059001-6105900103 Sweden SIANI, the Swedish International Agriculture Network Initiative, is a multi-sector network with a secretariat at SEI, Stockholm. They have over 1600 active members approximately half of them are Swedish. The members are from civil society, universities, institutions and private sector. SIANI´s overall objective is sustainable agriculture for food security, improved nutrition and eradication of hunger in line with global goal number 2. SIANI has elaborated a program document “SIANI3” for the period Dec 2016 – Dec 2021 and have applied for financing from Sida amounting to 17 MSEK for the period Dec 2016 – Q1 2019. Sida has been the sole financier of SIANI since the start of the program in 2008, through a first phase 2008-2012 and a second phase 2013 – 2016 and will be the only donor also in the third phase. Sida had an active role in the formation of SIANI and the links between SIANI and Sida were initially very strong. SIANI´s independence has gradually increased and it is now an independent network financially supported by Sida. SIANI is a platform for exchange of knowledge, dialogue and cooperation within agriculture and food security focusing on increased productivity amongst small holder farmers. They have identified three results: -Create for a for informed multi sector dialogue -Make available information generated by the network for informed decisions at local, national and international level -Facilitate joint initiatives with international partners for sustainable results SIANI 3 will focus on small holder farmers in low income countries and the ongoing transformation of the sector. Thematically they will follow Committee of World Food Security´s international policy dialogue. SIANI, the Swedish International Agriculture Network Initiative, är ett multisektoriellt nätverk med ett sekretariat placerat på SEI, Stockholm Environment Institute. De har över 1600 aktiva medlemmar varav runt hälften är svenska aktörer. Bland medlemmarna finns såväl civila samhällets organisationer som universitet och myndigheter samt privata sektorn representerade. SIANIs övergripande mål är ett uthålligt lantbruk för livsmedelstrygghet, förbättrad nutrition och avskaffande av hunger, i linje med det Globala Målet nummer 2. SIANI har utarbetat ett programdokument "SIANI 3" för perioden december 2016 - december 2021 och söker finansiering från Sida på 17 MSEK för perioden december 2016 tom Q1 2019. Sida har som enda givare finansierat SIANI sedan starten i en första fas 2008 - 2012 och en andra fas 2013 – 2016 och är enda givaren även i fas 3. Sida var aktiv i bildandet av SIANI och kopplingarna mellan SIANI och Sida var inledningsvis starka. SIANIs oberoende har successivt stärkts och de är nu ett oberoende nätverk med finansillet stöd från Sida. SIANI är en plattform för kunskapsutbyte, dialog och samarbete inom lantbruk och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning med tonvikt på ökad produktivitet bland småskaliga lantbrukare. De har definierat tre mål för verksamheten: - att skapa fora för informerad dialog inom flera sektorer och discipliner - att göra kunskap som genererats via nätverket tillgänglig för mer informerade beslut på lokal, nationell och internationell nivå - att underlätta gemensamma initiativ med internationella partners för att nå uthålliga resultat SIANI 3 kommer liksom tidigare att fokusera på småbrukare i låginkomstländer med fokus på den pågående omställningen av jordbruket. Rent tematiskt kommer de att följa den internationella policydialogen som drivs av Committée of World Food Security. SIANI är en plattform för kunskapsutbyte, dialog och samarbete inom lantbruk och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning med tonvikt på ökad produktivitet bland småskaliga lantbrukare. De har definierat tre mål: - att skapa fora för informerad dialog inom flera sektorer och discipliner - att göra kunskap som genererats via nätverket tillgänglig för mer informerade beslut på lokal, nationell och internationell nivå - att underlätta gemensamma initiativ med internationella partners för att nå uthålliga resultat. Sweden SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 13.3 - Improve education, awareness-raising and human and institutional capacity on climate change mitigation, adaptation, impact reduction and early warning. 13.3 - Förbättra utbildningen, medvetenheten och den mänskliga och institutionella kapaciteten vad gäller begränsning av klimatförändringarna, klimatanpassning, begränsning av klimatförändringarnas konsekvenser samt tidig varning. 17.6 - Stärka nord–syd-samarbetet, syd–syd-samarbetet och det regionala och internationella trepartssamarbetet kring och tillgången till vetenskap, teknik och innovation samt öka kunskapsutbytet på gemensamt överenskomna villkor, inklusive genom förbättrad samordning mellan befintliga mekanismer, i synnerhet på FN-nivå, och genom en global mekanism för teknikfrämjande. 17.6 - Enhance North-South, South-South and triangular regional and international cooperation on and access to science, technology and innovation and enhance knowledge-sharing on mutually agreed terms, including through improved coordination among existing mechanisms, in particular at the United Nations level, and through a global technology facilitation mechanism. 2.1 - By 2030, end hunger and ensure access by all people, in particular the poor and people in vulnerable situations, including infants, to safe, nutritious and sufficient food all year round. 2.1 - Senast 2030 avskaffa hunger och garantera alla människor, i synnerhet de fattiga och människor i utsatta situationer, inklusive små barn, tillgång till tillräckligt med säker och näringsrik mat året om. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 6700000 7000000 7000000 7000000 6000000 0 0 0 0 6700000 6000000 0 0 0 7000000 7000000 7000000 33700000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 6700000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 7000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 7000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 7000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 6000000 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2018 – 2022 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2018-2022 Strengthened ownership and tenure rights for land and natural resources Stärkt ägande- och nyttjanderätt av mark och naturresurser Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Improved conditions for private sector development, sustainable business and responsible and sustainable investments and innovations Förbättrade förutsättningar för privatsektorutveckling, hållbart företagande samt ansvarsfulla och hållbara investeringar och innovation Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Increased productivity and sustainable production in agriculture, forestry and fisheries, including food security Ökad produktivitet och hållbar produktion inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske, inklusive tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning Strengthened women's economic empowerment Stärkt ekonomisk egenmakt för kvinnor Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Improved conditions for productive employment and decent work Förbättrade förutsättningar för produktiv sysselsättning med anständiga arbetsvillkor Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61059001-6105900104 Sweden SIANI, the Swedish International Agriculture Network Initiative, is a multi-sector network with a secretariat at SEI, Stockholm. They have over 1600 active members approximately half of them are Swedish. The members are from civil society, universities, institutions and private sector. SIANI´s overall objective is sustainable agriculture for food security, improved nutrition and eradication of hunger in line with global goal number 2. SIANI has elaborated a program document “SIANI3” for the period Dec 2016 – Dec 2021 and have applied for financing from Sida amounting to 17 MSEK for the period Dec 2016 – Q1 2019. Sida has been the sole financier of SIANI since the start of the program in 2008, through a first phase 2008-2012 and a second phase 2013 – 2016 and will be the only donor also in the third phase. Sida had an active role in the formation of SIANI and the links between SIANI and Sida were initially very strong. SIANI´s independence has gradually increased and it is now an independent network financially supported by Sida. SIANI is a platform for exchange of knowledge, dialogue and cooperation within agriculture and food security focusing on increased productivity amongst small holder farmers. They have identified three results: -Create for a for informed multi sector dialogue -Make available information generated by the network for informed decisions at local, national and international level -Facilitate joint initiatives with international partners for sustainable results SIANI 3 will focus on small holder farmers in low income countries and the ongoing transformation of the sector. Thematically they will follow Committee of World Food Security´s international policy dialogue. SIANI, the Swedish International Agriculture Network Initiative, är ett multisektoriellt nätverk med ett sekretariat placerat på SEI, Stockholm Environment Institute. De har över 1600 aktiva medlemmar varav runt hälften är svenska aktörer. Bland medlemmarna finns såväl civila samhällets organisationer som universitet och myndigheter samt privata sektorn representerade. SIANIs övergripande mål är ett uthålligt lantbruk för livsmedelstrygghet, förbättrad nutrition och avskaffande av hunger, i linje med det Globala Målet nummer 2. SIANI har utarbetat ett programdokument "SIANI 3" för perioden december 2016 - december 2021 och söker finansiering från Sida på 17 MSEK för perioden december 2016 tom Q1 2019. Sida har som enda givare finansierat SIANI sedan starten i en första fas 2008 - 2012 och en andra fas 2013 – 2016 och är enda givaren även i fas 3. Sida var aktiv i bildandet av SIANI och kopplingarna mellan SIANI och Sida var inledningsvis starka. SIANIs oberoende har successivt stärkts och de är nu ett oberoende nätverk med finansillet stöd från Sida. SIANI är en plattform för kunskapsutbyte, dialog och samarbete inom lantbruk och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning med tonvikt på ökad produktivitet bland småskaliga lantbrukare. De har definierat tre mål för verksamheten: - att skapa fora för informerad dialog inom flera sektorer och discipliner - att göra kunskap som genererats via nätverket tillgänglig för mer informerade beslut på lokal, nationell och internationell nivå - att underlätta gemensamma initiativ med internationella partners för att nå uthålliga resultat SIANI 3 kommer liksom tidigare att fokusera på småbrukare i låginkomstländer med fokus på den pågående omställningen av jordbruket. Rent tematiskt kommer de att följa den internationella policydialogen som drivs av Committée of World Food Security. SIANI är en plattform för kunskapsutbyte, dialog och samarbete inom lantbruk och tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning med tonvikt på ökad produktivitet bland småskaliga lantbrukare. De har definierat tre mål: - att skapa fora för informerad dialog inom flera sektorer och discipliner - att göra kunskap som genererats via nätverket tillgänglig för mer informerade beslut på lokal, nationell och internationell nivå - att underlätta gemensamma initiativ med internationella partners för att nå uthålliga resultat. Sweden SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute 2.3 - Till 2030 fördubbla jordbrukets produktivitet och inkomster för småskaliga livsmedelsproducenter, i synnerhet kvinnor, ursprungsfolk, familjejordbrukare, boskapsskötande nomader samt fiskare, inklusive genom säker och lika tillgång till mark, andra produktionsresurser och insatsvaror, kunskap, finansiella tjänster och marknader samt möjligheter till värdeskapande och sysselsättning utanför jordbruket. 2.3 - By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -1176274 -1176274 SEI/Stockholm Environment Institute Swedish Strategy for global development cooperation on sustainable economic development 2022-2026 Sveriges globala utvecklingssamarbete inom hållbar ekonomisk utveckling 2022–2026 Improved conditions for food security, sustainable food systems, increased productivity and sustainability in agriculture, forestry and fishing, and strengthened ownership and tenure rights to land and natural resources Förbättrade förutsättningar för en tryggad livsmedelsförsörjning, hållbara livsmedelssystem, ökad produktivitet och hållbarhet inom jordbruk, skogsbruk och fiske samt stärkt ägande- och nyttjanderätt av mark och naturresurser Poverty reduction through job creation, trade and education Fattigdomsbekämpning genom jobbskapande, handel och utbildning SE-0-SE-6-61060013 Sweden Sida’s environmental helpdesk aims at strengthening Sida's capacity within quality assure strategy processes, contribution management, follow-up as well as the development of appropriate tools and methods regarding environment incl climate change. Målet för Sveriges politik för global utveckling är en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling och att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck. Miljö- och klimatfrågor hör till mänsklighetens största långsiktiga utmaningar där bl.a. ekosystemtjänsternas utarmning och klimatförändringarna direkt eller indirekt berör fattiga människors dagliga försörjning, säkerhet och hälsa i snabbt växande grad. Frågorna har starka, ofta direkta kopplingar till konfliktrisker, jämställdhet samt graden av demokratisk samhällsstruktur. För att kunna bistå människor att möta utmaningar har Sida sedan länge arbetat aktivt med olika stödfunktioner för bl.a. miljö, miljöekonomi, gender, MR, m.fl. Den svenska regeringens direkta styrning av Sida bl.a. via regleringsbrev, uppdrag och strategier ger över tid förändrade prioriteringar för Sidas arbete överlag. Sida har under perioden 2011-2015 ett kontrakt om 53.690 MSEK för en miljö och klimat helpdesk med ett konsortium bestående av Göteborgs Universitet (GU, lead) och Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet (SLU), som upphandlats i konkurrens. Sidas personal (HQ, ambassader) har genom ett enkelt förfarande kunnat avropa helpdesken för att miljö- och klimatmässigt kvalitetssäkra insatser, få tillgång till expertutlåtanden, mm. Under nuvarande kontrakt 2011-2015 har en unik rådgivningskapacitet och kompetens utvecklats genom det S.k. Core teamet med personal från GU och SLU och i nära samarbete med forskare vid GU och SLU. De unika kompetenserna och förmågorna vid de två lärosätena kombineras i denna tjänst, stärker och förutsätter varandra, och skapar unika synergier som erbjuds Sida. Rådgivningsfunktionen kräver en bred och djup sakkunskap om miljö och klimat, över ett stort antal länder och sektorer. Funktionen kräver också mycket god kunskap om svenskt utvecklingssamarbete, Sidas organisation, styrdokument, biståndsinstrument och operativa arbete, hur stöd till effektiv miljöintegrering går till, och en organisation som snabbt och ändamålsenligt kan ge stöd till Sida inom miljö och klimatområdet och även kopplat till tvärområden som gender, Demo/MR. Sidas Helpdesk för miljö och klimat vid GU och SLU bedöms av Sida och i en extern genomlysning 2015 (Genomlysning av Sidas "helpdesk" för miljö och klimat, Jan Bjerninger 25 juni 2015) ha unik kompetens som gemensam rådgivare till Sida inom detta tematiska prioriteringsområde. Området täcker kompetenser från jord- och skogsbruk, nutrition och livsmedelssäkerhet, miljö och klimat, miljö- och beteendeekonomi, energiteknik, kemikalier etc. De två universiteten kompletterar varandra och täcker olika ämnesområden och därmed kan Sida dra på en unik kompetens som inte finns hos en aktör eller kan ges av andra aktörert på marknaden. Genomlysningen kom fram till att helpdesken fyller ett viktigt behov i Sidas verksamhet både avseende den direkta miljö- och klimatverksamheten och i att den är efterfrågestyrd. Samtidigt påpekades att verksamheten fungerar bra i alla väsentliga avseenden. Sida rekommenderas dock utveckla sin beställarfunktion och skapa synergier med andra delar av klimatarbetet bl.a. verkets och ambassadernas arbete med kompetensutveckling, metodutveckling, deltagande i internationella processer, strategi- och program/projektprocesser av olika slag. Sida bedömer att genomlysningen ger en god bild av både helpdeskens kompetens, Sidas behov samt att de frågor som genomlysningen väcker är relevanta för att Sida skall bli ännu bättre på att ta miljö- och klimathänsyn i sin verksamhet. De frågor som väckts i genomlysningen avses följas upp under kommande period som en del av Sidas arbete med att höja sin kompetens och kunskap inom miljö- och klimatområdet - ett område som står högt på den svenska regeringens agenda. Sida bedömer också att motsvarande kompetens inte kan erhållas av andra parter än genom samarbetet mellan GU/SLU och att den samlade bedömningen är att helpdesken som stödfunktion till Sida i hög grad bidrar till att Sida kan bistå fattiga människor att möte de ökade utmaningar som finns i dag inom miljö- och klimatområdet. Den kommer även att fungera som ett bra instrument för att bistå Sida att kunna föra in miljö- och klimatfrågorna inom alla sektorer, fungera som stöd vid kravet på utökad kompetens på myndigheten samt inte minst bidra till att uppfylla de nyligen tagna SDG-målen (Sustainable Development Goals) som t.ex klimat, energi, biodiversitet, hållbar produktion och konsumtion samt tillväxt. Helpdesken har även god förmåga att förstå kopplingarna mellan miljö och klimat och andra tematiska frågors relevans, dvs. hur koppling mellan konflikt/naturresurser, gender/miljö och klimat, demokratiska rättigheter, lagar och förordningar/tillgång till naturresurser. Nära samråd med upphandlingsrådgivarna har skett och JUR/UPPIS rekommenderar att: - en tjänsteköpsöverenskommelse mellan myndigheter för miljö och klimathelpdesken tecknas med SLU för det kommande samarbetet; - helpdesken behöver inte konkurrensupphandlas med motiveringen att samarbetet är unikt då konsortiet SLU/GUkan tillhandahålla tjänster som svårligen kan erbjudas av andra aktörer på marknaden, att kopplingen mellan sakkunskapen hos "core teamet" och forskning som sker inom universitets- och högskolevärlden inom de aktuella tematiska områdena måste kunna säkerställas; - enbart nuvarande part har möjligheten att säkerställa kompetensen inom önskad tid för att kunna utföra helpdesk-uppdrag. I mallen för tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen har paragraf 3 ändrats från utvärdering till uppföljning, samt i paragraf 9 har möjlighet till förlängning tagits bort. Svensk och internationell forskning kommer fortlöpande med nya rön inom många områden med direkt relevans för bl.a fattiga människors försörjning och anpassning till en föränderlig värld. Analyser rörande kopplingarna till konfliktrisker där många konflikter har sin orsak i en ojämlik tillgång till naturresurser både i nationella perspektiv men också på mer lokal nivå t.ex mellan kön eller etniska grupper men också till möjligheterna för en stabil samhällsuppbyggnad i ett demokratiskt och jämställt perspektiv sker i växande grad. Internationella processer t.ex. klimatöverenskommelser och -förhandlingar, samt agenda 2030 har en direkt bäring på Sidas arbete. Uppföljning av tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen kommer att ske kvartalsvis i syfte att generellt stämma av hur samarbetet kring helpdesken (i narrativa och ekonomiska avseenden) och förfrågningar till denna fungerar. Sida är vid dessa möten sammankallande. Terms of reference för uppdraget har utarbetats i samröre med Sidas operativa avdelningar samt med ett urval ambassader. Hänsyn har tagits till Sidas nuvarande behov och att samtidigt kunna vara flexibla nog att fungera i den föränderliga värld biståndet verkar i. Regeringens ökade krav på miljö- och klimatfrågornas integrering i biståndet samt kompetenshöjning på Sida motiverar en allokering på MSEK 48 under perioden 2016-2019. Tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen kommer att skrivas med SLU och inte GU av ekonomiska skäl. Följden blir att Sida påläggs lägre over head men bibehåller den kunskapsmässiga kvalitén som helpdesken kan leverera. SLU (och GU) är statliga universitet som generellt lyder under svensk lag och som i sin huvudsakliga verksamhet framförallt styrs av följande Lagar och förordningar: Arbetsmiljölagen; Diskrimineringslagen; Förvaltningslagen; Lagen om Offentlig Upphandling, Högskolelagen och Högskoleförordningen. Goda system för intern styrning och kontroll finns. Bedömning rörande insatsen inför tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen baserar sig främst på genomlysningen av pågående insats, årsrapportering, kvartalsrapportering, revisionsrapporter under perioden 2011-2015. Policyramverket för svenskt utvecklingssamarbete anger att utvecklingssamarbetet ska genomsyras av fem olika perspektiv: fattiga människors perspektiv; rättighetsperspektiv; konfliktperspektiv; jämställdhetsperspektiv samt miljö&klimatperspektiv. Hela myndigheten har därmed ett ansvar att integrera t.ex. miljö&klimatperspektiv i verksamheten. Detta ansvar gäller chefer såväl som handläggare och huvudkontoret såväl som verksamheten i fält. Sida har även krav på samtliga samarbetspartners och projektgenomförare att integrera perspektiven inom de insatser som finansieras med svenska medel. Hanteringen av de fem perspektiven inom all verksamhet ställer höga krav på kompetens hos all Sidas personal. Sida är en expertmyndighet och vi är experter på utvecklingssamarbete. Personalen har därmed god och generell kunskap i många sakfrågor men inte alltid tillräckligt djup kunskap inom specifika områden, t.ex. biologisk mångfald, jordbruksmetoder eller kemikalieanvändning. Myndigheten behöver därför emellanåt inhämta kompletterande, extern expertis som bidrar till förbättring i genomförandet av uppdraget. Miljöhelpdesken vid Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet (SLU) och Göteborgs Universitet (GU) är tillsatt för att bidra till Sida med sådan kompletterande, extern expertis inom miljö och klimat. Målet med insatsen är därmed att bidra till stärkt miljöintegrering i hela Sidas verksamhet. Inga specifika mål har angetts om ett visst antal uppdrag eller ett visst antal arbetstimmar. Detta eftersom stödet som helpdesken ger är efterfrågestyrt. Rådgivningen till Sida, t.ex. i form av rekommendationer, bedömningar och rapporter, tas omhand av beställande handläggare eller chef och det är upp till beställaren att använda rådgivningen i verksamheten. Rådgivningen till Sida är indelad i följande åtta kategorier: 1) Projekt och program 2) Land-, regionala- och tematiska strategier 3) Internationella processer 4) Tematiska analyser 5) Metodutveckling 6) Kapacitetsutveckling 7) Informationsmaterial 8) Facilitering och dialogstöd Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection Under perioden 2016-2021 har helpdesken utfört mellan 150 och 200 uppdrag per år åt Sida. Mer än hälften av dessa (52%) har rört kategorin Projekt och Program. Ca 15% av uppdragen har varit för Tematiska Analyser. Resterande uppdrag har varit relativt jämnt fördelat bland övriga kategorier. Inom kategorin Projekt och Program finns direkt projektrelaterade uppdrag, som för den globala insatsen "Water and Energy for Food" och för insatsen COMBIO i Rwanda. Där finns även uppdrag i syfte att leda fram till en insatsberedning, t.ex. kring förnybar energi i Palestina och biodiversitet i Somalia. Inom kategorin Tematiska Analyser har helpdesken åt Sida bl.a. gjort centrala miljöbedömningar av multilaterala organisationer (Världsbanken, UN-Habitat, m.fl.); tematiska analyser (t.ex. biologisk mångfald inom Sidas jordbruksinsatser); och kartläggningar (t.ex. förekomsten av fossila energislag i Sidas energyinsatser). Inom övriga kategorier återfinns en bredd av uppdrag, t.ex. stöd i global fattigdomsanalys (Metodutveckling), utbildning för Sidas team i Zambia (Kapacitetsutveckling) och stöd till framtagandet av informationsmaterial (Informationsmaterial). Under senare delen av avtalsperioden har helpdesken för miljö även genomfört flertalet uppdrag i samarbete med andra Sida-helpdeskar. Ett exempel är uppdrag om gruvnäringen i DRC, som genomfördes i samarbete med Sidas helpdesk för demokrati och mänskliga rättigheter. Under våren 2021 genomförde Sidas ramkonsult NIRAS en utvärdering av miljöhelpdesken. Utvärderingen konstaterade att helpdesken generellt är uppskattad på Sida, såväl på huvudkontoret som i fält. Stödet från helpdesken anses av Sidas medarbetare hålla hög kvalitét och vara av nytta för verksamheten. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61060013-6106001301 Sweden Sida’s environmental helpdesk aims at strengthening Sida's capacity within quality assure strategy processes, contribution management, follow-up as well as the development of appropriate tools and methods regarding environment incl climate change. Målet för Sveriges politik för global utveckling är en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling och att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck. Miljö- och klimatfrågor hör till mänsklighetens största långsiktiga utmaningar där bl.a. ekosystemtjänsternas utarmning och klimatförändringarna direkt eller indirekt berör fattiga människors dagliga försörjning, säkerhet och hälsa i snabbt växande grad. Frågorna har starka, ofta direkta kopplingar till konfliktrisker, jämställdhet samt graden av demokratisk samhällsstruktur. För att kunna bistå människor att möta utmaningar har Sida sedan länge arbetat aktivt med olika stödfunktioner för bl.a. miljö, miljöekonomi, gender, MR, m.fl. Den svenska regeringens direkta styrning av Sida bl.a. via regleringsbrev, uppdrag och strategier ger över tid förändrade prioriteringar för Sidas arbete överlag. Sida har under perioden 2011-2015 ett kontrakt om 53.690 MSEK för en miljö och klimat helpdesk med ett konsortium bestående av Göteborgs Universitet (GU, lead) och Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet (SLU), som upphandlats i konkurrens. Sidas personal (HQ, ambassader) har genom ett enkelt förfarande kunnat avropa helpdesken för att miljö- och klimatmässigt kvalitetssäkra insatser, få tillgång till expertutlåtanden, mm. Under nuvarande kontrakt 2011-2015 har en unik rådgivningskapacitet och kompetens utvecklats genom det S.k. Core teamet med personal från GU och SLU och i nära samarbete med forskare vid GU och SLU. De unika kompetenserna och förmågorna vid de två lärosätena kombineras i denna tjänst, stärker och förutsätter varandra, och skapar unika synergier som erbjuds Sida. Rådgivningsfunktionen kräver en bred och djup sakkunskap om miljö och klimat, över ett stort antal länder och sektorer. Funktionen kräver också mycket god kunskap om svenskt utvecklingssamarbete, Sidas organisation, styrdokument, biståndsinstrument och operativa arbete, hur stöd till effektiv miljöintegrering går till, och en organisation som snabbt och ändamålsenligt kan ge stöd till Sida inom miljö och klimatområdet och även kopplat till tvärområden som gender, Demo/MR. Sidas Helpdesk för miljö och klimat vid GU och SLU bedöms av Sida och i en extern genomlysning 2015 (Genomlysning av Sidas "helpdesk" för miljö och klimat, Jan Bjerninger 25 juni 2015) ha unik kompetens som gemensam rådgivare till Sida inom detta tematiska prioriteringsområde. Området täcker kompetenser från jord- och skogsbruk, nutrition och livsmedelssäkerhet, miljö och klimat, miljö- och beteendeekonomi, energiteknik, kemikalier etc. De två universiteten kompletterar varandra och täcker olika ämnesområden och därmed kan Sida dra på en unik kompetens som inte finns hos en aktör eller kan ges av andra aktörert på marknaden. Genomlysningen kom fram till att helpdesken fyller ett viktigt behov i Sidas verksamhet både avseende den direkta miljö- och klimatverksamheten och i att den är efterfrågestyrd. Samtidigt påpekades att verksamheten fungerar bra i alla väsentliga avseenden. Sida rekommenderas dock utveckla sin beställarfunktion och skapa synergier med andra delar av klimatarbetet bl.a. verkets och ambassadernas arbete med kompetensutveckling, metodutveckling, deltagande i internationella processer, strategi- och program/projektprocesser av olika slag. Sida bedömer att genomlysningen ger en god bild av både helpdeskens kompetens, Sidas behov samt att de frågor som genomlysningen väcker är relevanta för att Sida skall bli ännu bättre på att ta miljö- och klimathänsyn i sin verksamhet. De frågor som väckts i genomlysningen avses följas upp under kommande period som en del av Sidas arbete med att höja sin kompetens och kunskap inom miljö- och klimatområdet - ett område som står högt på den svenska regeringens agenda. Sida bedömer också att motsvarande kompetens inte kan erhållas av andra parter än genom samarbetet mellan GU/SLU och att den samlade bedömningen är att helpdesken som stödfunktion till Sida i hög grad bidrar till att Sida kan bistå fattiga människor att möte de ökade utmaningar som finns i dag inom miljö- och klimatområdet. Den kommer även att fungera som ett bra instrument för att bistå Sida att kunna föra in miljö- och klimatfrågorna inom alla sektorer, fungera som stöd vid kravet på utökad kompetens på myndigheten samt inte minst bidra till att uppfylla de nyligen tagna SDG-målen (Sustainable Development Goals) som t.ex klimat, energi, biodiversitet, hållbar produktion och konsumtion samt tillväxt. Helpdesken har även god förmåga att förstå kopplingarna mellan miljö och klimat och andra tematiska frågors relevans, dvs. hur koppling mellan konflikt/naturresurser, gender/miljö och klimat, demokratiska rättigheter, lagar och förordningar/tillgång till naturresurser. Nära samråd med upphandlingsrådgivarna har skett och JUR/UPPIS rekommenderar att: - en tjänsteköpsöverenskommelse mellan myndigheter för miljö och klimathelpdesken tecknas med SLU för det kommande samarbetet; - helpdesken behöver inte konkurrensupphandlas med motiveringen att samarbetet är unikt då konsortiet SLU/GUkan tillhandahålla tjänster som svårligen kan erbjudas av andra aktörer på marknaden, att kopplingen mellan sakkunskapen hos "core teamet" och forskning som sker inom universitets- och högskolevärlden inom de aktuella tematiska områdena måste kunna säkerställas; - enbart nuvarande part har möjligheten att säkerställa kompetensen inom önskad tid för att kunna utföra helpdesk-uppdrag. I mallen för tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen har paragraf 3 ändrats från utvärdering till uppföljning, samt i paragraf 9 har möjlighet till förlängning tagits bort. Svensk och internationell forskning kommer fortlöpande med nya rön inom många områden med direkt relevans för bl.a fattiga människors försörjning och anpassning till en föränderlig värld. Analyser rörande kopplingarna till konfliktrisker där många konflikter har sin orsak i en ojämlik tillgång till naturresurser både i nationella perspektiv men också på mer lokal nivå t.ex mellan kön eller etniska grupper men också till möjligheterna för en stabil samhällsuppbyggnad i ett demokratiskt och jämställt perspektiv sker i växande grad. Internationella processer t.ex. klimatöverenskommelser och -förhandlingar, samt agenda 2030 har en direkt bäring på Sidas arbete. Uppföljning av tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen kommer att ske kvartalsvis i syfte att generellt stämma av hur samarbetet kring helpdesken (i narrativa och ekonomiska avseenden) och förfrågningar till denna fungerar. Sida är vid dessa möten sammankallande. Terms of reference för uppdraget har utarbetats i samröre med Sidas operativa avdelningar samt med ett urval ambassader. Hänsyn har tagits till Sidas nuvarande behov och att samtidigt kunna vara flexibla nog att fungera i den föränderliga värld biståndet verkar i. Regeringens ökade krav på miljö- och klimatfrågornas integrering i biståndet samt kompetenshöjning på Sida motiverar en allokering på MSEK 48 under perioden 2016-2019. Tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen kommer att skrivas med SLU och inte GU av ekonomiska skäl. Följden blir att Sida påläggs lägre over head men bibehåller den kunskapsmässiga kvalitén som helpdesken kan leverera. SLU (och GU) är statliga universitet som generellt lyder under svensk lag och som i sin huvudsakliga verksamhet framförallt styrs av följande Lagar och förordningar: Arbetsmiljölagen; Diskrimineringslagen; Förvaltningslagen; Lagen om Offentlig Upphandling, Högskolelagen och Högskoleförordningen. Goda system för intern styrning och kontroll finns. Bedömning rörande insatsen inför tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen baserar sig främst på genomlysningen av pågående insats, årsrapportering, kvartalsrapportering, revisionsrapporter under perioden 2011-2015. Policyramverket för svenskt utvecklingssamarbete anger att utvecklingssamarbetet ska genomsyras av fem olika perspektiv: fattiga människors perspektiv; rättighetsperspektiv; konfliktperspektiv; jämställdhetsperspektiv samt miljö&klimatperspektiv. Hela myndigheten har därmed ett ansvar att integrera t.ex. miljö&klimatperspektiv i verksamheten. Detta ansvar gäller chefer såväl som handläggare och huvudkontoret såväl som verksamheten i fält. Sida har även krav på samtliga samarbetspartners och projektgenomförare att integrera perspektiven inom de insatser som finansieras med svenska medel. Hanteringen av de fem perspektiven inom all verksamhet ställer höga krav på kompetens hos all Sidas personal. Sida är en expertmyndighet och vi är experter på utvecklingssamarbete. Personalen har därmed god och generell kunskap i många sakfrågor men inte alltid tillräckligt djup kunskap inom specifika områden, t.ex. biologisk mångfald, jordbruksmetoder eller kemikalieanvändning. Myndigheten behöver därför emellanåt inhämta kompletterande, extern expertis som bidrar till förbättring i genomförandet av uppdraget. Miljöhelpdesken vid Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet (SLU) och Göteborgs Universitet (GU) är tillsatt för att bidra till Sida med sådan kompletterande, extern expertis inom miljö och klimat. Målet med insatsen är därmed att bidra till stärkt miljöintegrering i hela Sidas verksamhet. Inga specifika mål har angetts om ett visst antal uppdrag eller ett visst antal arbetstimmar. Detta eftersom stödet som helpdesken ger är efterfrågestyrt. Rådgivningen till Sida, t.ex. i form av rekommendationer, bedömningar och rapporter, tas omhand av beställande handläggare eller chef och det är upp till beställaren att använda rådgivningen i verksamheten. Rådgivningen till Sida är indelad i följande åtta kategorier: 1) Projekt och program 2) Land-, regionala- och tematiska strategier 3) Internationella processer 4) Tematiska analyser 5) Metodutveckling 6) Kapacitetsutveckling 7) Informationsmaterial 8) Facilitering och dialogstöd Sweden SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 11792400 12207600 0 0 3105151 2949465 2362707 0 0 0 12000000 2213000 2133875 12000000 0 -12000000 0 -9544339 -12000000 -6936630 12000000 12000000 24000000 Sida 2949465 Sida 2362707 Sida 5063370 Sida 2213000 Sida 3105151 Sida 2133875 Sida 2455661 Sida SE-0-SE-6-61060013-6106001302 Sweden Sida’s environmental helpdesk aims at strengthening Sida's capacity within quality assure strategy processes, contribution management, follow-up as well as the development of appropriate tools and methods regarding environment incl climate change. Målet för Sveriges politik för global utveckling är en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling och att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck. Miljö- och klimatfrågor hör till mänsklighetens största långsiktiga utmaningar där bl.a. ekosystemtjänsternas utarmning och klimatförändringarna direkt eller indirekt berör fattiga människors dagliga försörjning, säkerhet och hälsa i snabbt växande grad. Frågorna har starka, ofta direkta kopplingar till konfliktrisker, jämställdhet samt graden av demokratisk samhällsstruktur. För att kunna bistå människor att möta utmaningar har Sida sedan länge arbetat aktivt med olika stödfunktioner för bl.a. miljö, miljöekonomi, gender, MR, m.fl. Den svenska regeringens direkta styrning av Sida bl.a. via regleringsbrev, uppdrag och strategier ger över tid förändrade prioriteringar för Sidas arbete överlag. Sida har under perioden 2011-2015 ett kontrakt om 53.690 MSEK för en miljö och klimat helpdesk med ett konsortium bestående av Göteborgs Universitet (GU, lead) och Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet (SLU), som upphandlats i konkurrens. Sidas personal (HQ, ambassader) har genom ett enkelt förfarande kunnat avropa helpdesken för att miljö- och klimatmässigt kvalitetssäkra insatser, få tillgång till expertutlåtanden, mm. Under nuvarande kontrakt 2011-2015 har en unik rådgivningskapacitet och kompetens utvecklats genom det S.k. Core teamet med personal från GU och SLU och i nära samarbete med forskare vid GU och SLU. De unika kompetenserna och förmågorna vid de två lärosätena kombineras i denna tjänst, stärker och förutsätter varandra, och skapar unika synergier som erbjuds Sida. Rådgivningsfunktionen kräver en bred och djup sakkunskap om miljö och klimat, över ett stort antal länder och sektorer. Funktionen kräver också mycket god kunskap om svenskt utvecklingssamarbete, Sidas organisation, styrdokument, biståndsinstrument och operativa arbete, hur stöd till effektiv miljöintegrering går till, och en organisation som snabbt och ändamålsenligt kan ge stöd till Sida inom miljö och klimatområdet och även kopplat till tvärområden som gender, Demo/MR. Sidas Helpdesk för miljö och klimat vid GU och SLU bedöms av Sida och i en extern genomlysning 2015 (Genomlysning av Sidas "helpdesk" för miljö och klimat, Jan Bjerninger 25 juni 2015) ha unik kompetens som gemensam rådgivare till Sida inom detta tematiska prioriteringsområde. Området täcker kompetenser från jord- och skogsbruk, nutrition och livsmedelssäkerhet, miljö och klimat, miljö- och beteendeekonomi, energiteknik, kemikalier etc. De två universiteten kompletterar varandra och täcker olika ämnesområden och därmed kan Sida dra på en unik kompetens som inte finns hos en aktör eller kan ges av andra aktörert på marknaden. Genomlysningen kom fram till att helpdesken fyller ett viktigt behov i Sidas verksamhet både avseende den direkta miljö- och klimatverksamheten och i att den är efterfrågestyrd. Samtidigt påpekades att verksamheten fungerar bra i alla väsentliga avseenden. Sida rekommenderas dock utveckla sin beställarfunktion och skapa synergier med andra delar av klimatarbetet bl.a. verkets och ambassadernas arbete med kompetensutveckling, metodutveckling, deltagande i internationella processer, strategi- och program/projektprocesser av olika slag. Sida bedömer att genomlysningen ger en god bild av både helpdeskens kompetens, Sidas behov samt att de frågor som genomlysningen väcker är relevanta för att Sida skall bli ännu bättre på att ta miljö- och klimathänsyn i sin verksamhet. De frågor som väckts i genomlysningen avses följas upp under kommande period som en del av Sidas arbete med att höja sin kompetens och kunskap inom miljö- och klimatområdet - ett område som står högt på den svenska regeringens agenda. Sida bedömer också att motsvarande kompetens inte kan erhållas av andra parter än genom samarbetet mellan GU/SLU och att den samlade bedömningen är att helpdesken som stödfunktion till Sida i hög grad bidrar till att Sida kan bistå fattiga människor att möte de ökade utmaningar som finns i dag inom miljö- och klimatområdet. Den kommer även att fungera som ett bra instrument för att bistå Sida att kunna föra in miljö- och klimatfrågorna inom alla sektorer, fungera som stöd vid kravet på utökad kompetens på myndigheten samt inte minst bidra till att uppfylla de nyligen tagna SDG-målen (Sustainable Development Goals) som t.ex klimat, energi, biodiversitet, hållbar produktion och konsumtion samt tillväxt. Helpdesken har även god förmåga att förstå kopplingarna mellan miljö och klimat och andra tematiska frågors relevans, dvs. hur koppling mellan konflikt/naturresurser, gender/miljö och klimat, demokratiska rättigheter, lagar och förordningar/tillgång till naturresurser. Nära samråd med upphandlingsrådgivarna har skett och JUR/UPPIS rekommenderar att: - en tjänsteköpsöverenskommelse mellan myndigheter för miljö och klimathelpdesken tecknas med SLU för det kommande samarbetet; - helpdesken behöver inte konkurrensupphandlas med motiveringen att samarbetet är unikt då konsortiet SLU/GUkan tillhandahålla tjänster som svårligen kan erbjudas av andra aktörer på marknaden, att kopplingen mellan sakkunskapen hos "core teamet" och forskning som sker inom universitets- och högskolevärlden inom de aktuella tematiska områdena måste kunna säkerställas; - enbart nuvarande part har möjligheten att säkerställa kompetensen inom önskad tid för att kunna utföra helpdesk-uppdrag. I mallen för tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen har paragraf 3 ändrats från utvärdering till uppföljning, samt i paragraf 9 har möjlighet till förlängning tagits bort. Svensk och internationell forskning kommer fortlöpande med nya rön inom många områden med direkt relevans för bl.a fattiga människors försörjning och anpassning till en föränderlig värld. Analyser rörande kopplingarna till konfliktrisker där många konflikter har sin orsak i en ojämlik tillgång till naturresurser både i nationella perspektiv men också på mer lokal nivå t.ex mellan kön eller etniska grupper men också till möjligheterna för en stabil samhällsuppbyggnad i ett demokratiskt och jämställt perspektiv sker i växande grad. Internationella processer t.ex. klimatöverenskommelser och -förhandlingar, samt agenda 2030 har en direkt bäring på Sidas arbete. Uppföljning av tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen kommer att ske kvartalsvis i syfte att generellt stämma av hur samarbetet kring helpdesken (i narrativa och ekonomiska avseenden) och förfrågningar till denna fungerar. Sida är vid dessa möten sammankallande. Terms of reference för uppdraget har utarbetats i samröre med Sidas operativa avdelningar samt med ett urval ambassader. Hänsyn har tagits till Sidas nuvarande behov och att samtidigt kunna vara flexibla nog att fungera i den föränderliga värld biståndet verkar i. Regeringens ökade krav på miljö- och klimatfrågornas integrering i biståndet samt kompetenshöjning på Sida motiverar en allokering på MSEK 48 under perioden 2016-2019. Tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen kommer att skrivas med SLU och inte GU av ekonomiska skäl. Följden blir att Sida påläggs lägre over head men bibehåller den kunskapsmässiga kvalitén som helpdesken kan leverera. SLU (och GU) är statliga universitet som generellt lyder under svensk lag och som i sin huvudsakliga verksamhet framförallt styrs av följande Lagar och förordningar: Arbetsmiljölagen; Diskrimineringslagen; Förvaltningslagen; Lagen om Offentlig Upphandling, Högskolelagen och Högskoleförordningen. Goda system för intern styrning och kontroll finns. Bedömning rörande insatsen inför tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen baserar sig främst på genomlysningen av pågående insats, årsrapportering, kvartalsrapportering, revisionsrapporter under perioden 2011-2015. Policyramverket för svenskt utvecklingssamarbete anger att utvecklingssamarbetet ska genomsyras av fem olika perspektiv: fattiga människors perspektiv; rättighetsperspektiv; konfliktperspektiv; jämställdhetsperspektiv samt miljö&klimatperspektiv. Hela myndigheten har därmed ett ansvar att integrera t.ex. miljö&klimatperspektiv i verksamheten. Detta ansvar gäller chefer såväl som handläggare och huvudkontoret såväl som verksamheten i fält. Sida har även krav på samtliga samarbetspartners och projektgenomförare att integrera perspektiven inom de insatser som finansieras med svenska medel. Hanteringen av de fem perspektiven inom all verksamhet ställer höga krav på kompetens hos all Sidas personal. Sida är en expertmyndighet och vi är experter på utvecklingssamarbete. Personalen har därmed god och generell kunskap i många sakfrågor men inte alltid tillräckligt djup kunskap inom specifika områden, t.ex. biologisk mångfald, jordbruksmetoder eller kemikalieanvändning. Myndigheten behöver därför emellanåt inhämta kompletterande, extern expertis som bidrar till förbättring i genomförandet av uppdraget. Miljöhelpdesken vid Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet (SLU) och Göteborgs Universitet (GU) är tillsatt för att bidra till Sida med sådan kompletterande, extern expertis inom miljö och klimat. Målet med insatsen är därmed att bidra till stärkt miljöintegrering i hela Sidas verksamhet. Inga specifika mål har angetts om ett visst antal uppdrag eller ett visst antal arbetstimmar. Detta eftersom stödet som helpdesken ger är efterfrågestyrt. Rådgivningen till Sida, t.ex. i form av rekommendationer, bedömningar och rapporter, tas omhand av beställande handläggare eller chef och det är upp till beställaren att använda rådgivningen i verksamheten. Rådgivningen till Sida är indelad i följande åtta kategorier: 1) Projekt och program 2) Land-, regionala- och tematiska strategier 3) Internationella processer 4) Tematiska analyser 5) Metodutveckling 6) Kapacitetsutveckling 7) Informationsmaterial 8) Facilitering och dialogstöd Sweden SLU/Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Sida 12.4 - By 2020, achieve the environmentally sound management of chemicals and all wastes throughout their life cycle, in accordance with agreed international frameworks, and significantly reduce their release to air, water and soil in order to minimize their adverse impacts on human health and the environment. 12.4 - Senast 2020 uppnå miljövänlig hantering av kemikalier och alla typer av avfall under hela deras livscykel, i enlighet med överenskomna internationella ramverket, samt avsevärt minska utsläppen av dem i luft, vatten och mark i syfte att minimera deras negativa konsekvenser för människors hälsa och miljön. 13.b - Främja mekanismer för att höja förmågan till effektiv klimatrelaterad planering och förvaltning i de minst utvecklade länderna, med särskilt fokus på kvinnor, ungdomar samt lokala och marginaliserade samhällen. 13.b - Promote mechanisms for raising capacity for effective climate change-related planning and management in least developed countries and small island developing States, including focusing on women, youth and local and marginalized communities. 14.2 - By 2020, sustainably manage and protect marine and coastal ecosystems to avoid significant adverse impacts, including by strengthening their resilience, and take action for their restoration in order to achieve healthy and productive oceans. 14.2 - Senast 2020 förvalta och skydda marina och kustnära ekosystem på ett hållbart sätt för att undvika betydande negativa konsekvenser, bland annat genom att stärka deras motståndskraft, samt vidta åtgärder för att återställa dem i syfte att uppnå friska och produktiva hav. 15.1 - Till 2020 bevara, återställa och hållbart använda ekosystem på land och i sötvatten och deras ekosystemtjänster, särskilt skogar, våtmarker, berg och torra områden, i enlighet med de skyldigheter som anges i internationella överenskommelser. 15.1 - By 2020, ensure the conservation, restoration and sustainable use of terrestrial and inland freshwater ecosystems and their services, in particular forests, wetlands, mountains and drylands, in line with obligations under international agreements. 6.3 - By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally. 6.3 - Till 2030 förbättra vattenkvaliteten genom att minska föroreningar, stoppa dumpning och minimera utsläpp av farliga kemikalier och material, halvera andelen obehandlat avloppsvatten och väsentligt öka återvinningen och en säker återanvändning globalt. 7.a - Till 2030 stärka det internationella samarbetet för att underlätta tillgång till forskning och teknik inom ren energi, inklusive förnybar energi, energieffektivitet samt avancerad och renare fossilbränslebaserad teknik, samt främja investeringar i energiinfrastruktur och ren energiteknik. 7.a - By 2030, enhance international cooperation to facilitate access to clean energy research and technology, including renewable energy, energy efficiency and advanced and cleaner fossil-fuel technology, and promote investment in energy infrastructure and clean energy technology. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9478695 10049383 10753409 11857095 -25756 2194243 3146942 3164484 2143002.0000000005 0 3169005 0 1050000 0 1935178 1976966 3300000 3141860 4000000 3000000 0 2830995 -25756 2500000 2529429 0 2100000 42112826 Sida 2143002 Sida 3164484 Sida 1976966 Sida 2194243 Sida 3169005 Sida 2924069 Sida 1769167 Sida 2187142 Sida 3141860 Sida 3146942 Sida 1935178 Sida 2529429 Sida 2449985 Sida 3283511 Sida 2110839 Sida 4012760 Sida -1275000 Sida 1249244 Sida Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Prevention of climate change and reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. Förebyggande av klimatförändringar, och minskade utsläpp av växthusgaser och luftföroreningar. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Reduced vulnerability of people living in poverty as well as increased resilience to manage climate change and natural disasters. Minskad sårbarhet hos människor som lever i fattigdom, och ökad motståndskraft att hantera klimatförändringar och naturkatastrofer. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Enhanced protection and rehabilitation, and sustainable management and use of land-based ecosystems, biodiversity and species, natural resources, including agriculture and forestry, as well as ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Environmentally sustainable cities and communities. Miljömässigt hållbara städer och samhällen. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including preventive chemical control and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive förebyggande kemikaliekontroll och avfallshantering. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Strengthened protection and rehabilitation, as well as sustainable management and use of marine, coastal and freshwater ecosystems, biodiversity, natural resources, and ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av marina, kustnära och sötvatten-ekosystem, biologisk mångfald, naturresurser, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Cleaner water and oceans, reduced emissions of pollutants and reduced littering. Renare vatten och hav, minskade utsläpp av föroreningar och minskad nedskräpning. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61060013-6106001303 Sweden Sida’s environmental helpdesk aims at strengthening Sida's capacity within quality assure strategy processes, contribution management, follow-up as well as the development of appropriate tools and methods regarding environment incl climate change. Målet för Sveriges politik för global utveckling är en rättvis och hållbar global utveckling och att skapa förutsättningar för bättre levnadsvillkor för människor som lever i fattigdom och förtryck. Miljö- och klimatfrågor hör till mänsklighetens största långsiktiga utmaningar där bl.a. ekosystemtjänsternas utarmning och klimatförändringarna direkt eller indirekt berör fattiga människors dagliga försörjning, säkerhet och hälsa i snabbt växande grad. Frågorna har starka, ofta direkta kopplingar till konfliktrisker, jämställdhet samt graden av demokratisk samhällsstruktur. För att kunna bistå människor att möta utmaningar har Sida sedan länge arbetat aktivt med olika stödfunktioner för bl.a. miljö, miljöekonomi, gender, MR, m.fl. Den svenska regeringens direkta styrning av Sida bl.a. via regleringsbrev, uppdrag och strategier ger över tid förändrade prioriteringar för Sidas arbete överlag. Sida har under perioden 2011-2015 ett kontrakt om 53.690 MSEK för en miljö och klimat helpdesk med ett konsortium bestående av Göteborgs Universitet (GU, lead) och Sveriges Lantbruksuniversitet (SLU), som upphandlats i konkurrens. Sidas personal (HQ, ambassader) har genom ett enkelt förfarande kunnat avropa helpdesken för att miljö- och klimatmässigt kvalitetssäkra insatser, få tillgång till expertutlåtanden, mm. Under nuvarande kontrakt 2011-2015 har en unik rådgivningskapacitet och kompetens utvecklats genom det S.k. Core teamet med personal från GU och SLU och i nära samarbete med forskare vid GU och SLU. De unika kompetenserna och förmågorna vid de två lärosätena kombineras i denna tjänst, stärker och förutsätter varandra, och skapar unika synergier som erbjuds Sida. Rådgivningsfunktionen kräver en bred och djup sakkunskap om miljö och klimat, över ett stort antal länder och sektorer. Funktionen kräver också mycket god kunskap om svenskt utvecklingssamarbete, Sidas organisation, styrdokument, biståndsinstrument och operativa arbete, hur stöd till effektiv miljöintegrering går till, och en organisation som snabbt och ändamålsenligt kan ge stöd till Sida inom miljö och klimatområdet och även kopplat till tvärområden som gender, Demo/MR. Sidas Helpdesk för miljö och klimat vid GU och SLU bedöms av Sida och i en extern genomlysning 2015 (Genomlysning av Sidas "helpdesk" för miljö och klimat, Jan Bjerninger 25 juni 2015) ha unik kompetens som gemensam rådgivare till Sida inom detta tematiska prioriteringsområde. Området täcker kompetenser från jord- och skogsbruk, nutrition och livsmedelssäkerhet, miljö och klimat, miljö- och beteendeekonomi, energiteknik, kemikalier etc. De två universiteten kompletterar varandra och täcker olika ämnesområden och därmed kan Sida dra på en unik kompetens som inte finns hos en aktör eller kan ges av andra aktörert på marknaden. Genomlysningen kom fram till att helpdesken fyller ett viktigt behov i Sidas verksamhet både avseende den direkta miljö- och klimatverksamheten och i att den är efterfrågestyrd. Samtidigt påpekades att verksamheten fungerar bra i alla väsentliga avseenden. Sida rekommenderas dock utveckla sin beställarfunktion och skapa synergier med andra delar av klimatarbetet bl.a. verkets och ambassadernas arbete med kompetensutveckling, metodutveckling, deltagande i internationella processer, strategi- och program/projektprocesser av olika slag. Sida bedömer att genomlysningen ger en god bild av både helpdeskens kompetens, Sidas behov samt att de frågor som genomlysningen väcker är relevanta för att Sida skall bli ännu bättre på att ta miljö- och klimathänsyn i sin verksamhet. De frågor som väckts i genomlysningen avses följas upp under kommande period som en del av Sidas arbete med att höja sin kompetens och kunskap inom miljö- och klimatområdet - ett område som står högt på den svenska regeringens agenda. Sida bedömer också att motsvarande kompetens inte kan erhållas av andra parter än genom samarbetet mellan GU/SLU och att den samlade bedömningen är att helpdesken som stödfunktion till Sida i hög grad bidrar till att Sida kan bistå fattiga människor att möte de ökade utmaningar som finns i dag inom miljö- och klimatområdet. Den kommer även att fungera som ett bra instrument för att bistå Sida att kunna föra in miljö- och klimatfrågorna inom alla sektorer, fungera som stöd vid kravet på utökad kompetens på myndigheten samt inte minst bidra till att uppfylla de nyligen tagna SDG-målen (Sustainable Development Goals) som t.ex klimat, energi, biodiversitet, hållbar produktion och konsumtion samt tillväxt. Helpdesken har även god förmåga att förstå kopplingarna mellan miljö och klimat och andra tematiska frågors relevans, dvs. hur koppling mellan konflikt/naturresurser, gender/miljö och klimat, demokratiska rättigheter, lagar och förordningar/tillgång till naturresurser. Nära samråd med upphandlingsrådgivarna har skett och JUR/UPPIS rekommenderar att: - en tjänsteköpsöverenskommelse mellan myndigheter för miljö och klimathelpdesken tecknas med SLU för det kommande samarbetet; - helpdesken behöver inte konkurrensupphandlas med motiveringen att samarbetet är unikt då konsortiet SLU/GUkan tillhandahålla tjänster som svårligen kan erbjudas av andra aktörer på marknaden, att kopplingen mellan sakkunskapen hos "core teamet" och forskning som sker inom universitets- och högskolevärlden inom de aktuella tematiska områdena måste kunna säkerställas; - enbart nuvarande part har möjligheten att säkerställa kompetensen inom önskad tid för att kunna utföra helpdesk-uppdrag. I mallen för tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen har paragraf 3 ändrats från utvärdering till uppföljning, samt i paragraf 9 har möjlighet till förlängning tagits bort. Svensk och internationell forskning kommer fortlöpande med nya rön inom många områden med direkt relevans för bl.a fattiga människors försörjning och anpassning till en föränderlig värld. Analyser rörande kopplingarna till konfliktrisker där många konflikter har sin orsak i en ojämlik tillgång till naturresurser både i nationella perspektiv men också på mer lokal nivå t.ex mellan kön eller etniska grupper men också till möjligheterna för en stabil samhällsuppbyggnad i ett demokratiskt och jämställt perspektiv sker i växande grad. Internationella processer t.ex. klimatöverenskommelser och -förhandlingar, samt agenda 2030 har en direkt bäring på Sidas arbete. Uppföljning av tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen kommer att ske kvartalsvis i syfte att generellt stämma av hur samarbetet kring helpdesken (i narrativa och ekonomiska avseenden) och förfrågningar till denna fungerar. Sida är vid dessa möten sammankallande. Terms of reference för uppdraget har utarbetats i samröre med Sidas operativa avdelningar samt med ett urval ambassader. Hänsyn har tagits till Sidas nuvarande behov och att samtidigt kunna vara flexibla nog att fungera i den föränderliga värld biståndet verkar i. Regeringens ökade krav på miljö- och klimatfrågornas integrering i biståndet samt kompetenshöjning på Sida motiverar en allokering på MSEK 48 under perioden 2016-2019. Tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen kommer att skrivas med SLU och inte GU av ekonomiska skäl. Följden blir att Sida påläggs lägre over head men bibehåller den kunskapsmässiga kvalitén som helpdesken kan leverera. SLU (och GU) är statliga universitet som generellt lyder under svensk lag och som i sin huvudsakliga verksamhet framförallt styrs av följande Lagar och förordningar: Arbetsmiljölagen; Diskrimineringslagen; Förvaltningslagen; Lagen om Offentlig Upphandling, Högskolelagen och Högskoleförordningen. Goda system för intern styrning och kontroll finns. Bedömning rörande insatsen inför tjänsteköpsöverenskommelsen baserar sig främst på genomlysningen av pågående insats, årsrapportering, kvartalsrapportering, revisionsrapporter under perioden 2011-2015. Policyramverket för svenskt utvecklingssamarbete anger att utvecklingssamarbetet ska genomsyras av fem olika perspektiv: fattiga människors perspektiv; rättighetsperspektiv; konfliktperspektiv; jämställdhetsperspektiv samt miljö&klimatperspektiv. Hela myndigheten har därmed ett ansvar att integrera t.ex. miljö&klimatperspektiv i verksamheten. Detta ansvar gäller chefer såväl som handläggare och huvudkontoret såväl som verksamheten i fält. Sida har även krav på samtliga samarbetspartners och projektgenomförare att integrera perspektiven inom de insatser som finansieras med svenska medel. Hanteringen av de fem perspektiven inom all verksamhet ställer höga krav på kompetens hos all Sidas personal. Sida är en expertmyndighet och vi är experter på utvecklingssamarbete. Personalen har därmed god och generell kunskap i många sakfrågor men inte alltid tillräckligt djup kunskap inom specifika områden, t.ex. biologisk mångfald, jordbruksmetoder eller kemikalieanvändning. Myndigheten behöver därför emellanåt inhämta kompletterande, extern expertis som bidrar till förbättring i genomförandet av uppdraget. Miljöhelpdesken vid Sveriges lantbruksuniversitet (SLU) och Göteborgs Universitet (GU) är tillsatt för att bidra till Sida med sådan kompletterande, extern expertis inom miljö och klimat. Målet med insatsen är därmed att bidra till stärkt miljöintegrering i hela Sidas verksamhet. Inga specifika mål har angetts om ett visst antal uppdrag eller ett visst antal arbetstimmar. Detta eftersom stödet som helpdesken ger är efterfrågestyrt. Rådgivningen till Sida, t.ex. i form av rekommendationer, bedömningar och rapporter, tas omhand av beställande handläggare eller chef och det är upp till beställaren att använda rådgivningen i verksamheten. Rådgivningen till Sida är indelad i följande åtta kategorier: 1) Projekt och program 2) Land-, regionala- och tematiska strategier 3) Internationella processer 4) Tematiska analyser 5) Metodutveckling 6) Kapacitetsutveckling 7) Informationsmaterial 8) Facilitering och dialogstöd Sweden NIRAS Sweden AB Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency NIRAS Sweden AB Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 223976 223976 0 223976 NIRAS Sweden AB 223976 NIRAS Sweden AB Sustainable environment, climate, oceans and use of natural resources 2018-2022 Hållbar miljö, hållbart klimat och hav samt hållbart nyttj. av naturresurser 2018-2022 Enhanced protection and rehabilitation, and sustainable management and use of land-based ecosystems, biodiversity and species, natural resources, including agriculture and forestry, as well as ecosystem services. Stärkt skydd och återställande, samt hållbar förvaltning och hållbart nyttjande av landbaserade ekosystem, biologisk mångfald och arter, naturresurser, inklusive jord- och skogsbruk, samt ekosystemtjänster. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased access to sustainable renewable energy at an affordable cost for people living in poverty. Ökad tillgång till hållbar förnybar energi till en överkomlig kostnad för människor som lever i fattigdom. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Environmentally sustainable cities and communities. Miljömässigt hållbara städer och samhällen. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Increased access to basic social services and housing for people living in poverty in urban areas. Ökad tillgång till grundläggande samhällstjänster och bostäder i urbana områden för människor som lever i fattigdom. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd Sustainable production and consumption patterns, including preventive chemical control and waste management. Hållbara produktions- och konsumtionsmönster, inklusive förebyggande kemikaliekontroll och avfallshantering. Increased and more effective climate aid Utökat och effektiviserat klimatbistånd SE-0-SE-6-61070034 Sweden The Umbrella Facility for Gender Equality (UFGE) is a global fund, which lies within the framework of the World Bank (WB) and the International Finance Cooperation (IFC). The purpose of the fund is to strengthen the knowledge, awareness and capacity for a more conscious development of gender equality. The goal is to fill the knowledge gaps in the current gender agenda, that still exists. The fund's purpose is to spread global awareness, and promote evidence-based decision-making. UFGE was established for an initial period of five years (2012-2017) and is in line with the WBs strategy for gender equality. UFGE currently supports more than 60 projects in more than 40 countries. The summary assessment is that UFGE, and the thematic work to promote gender equality in a comprehensive and holistic manner, are relevant and fit well within the framework of the strategy for human rights and democratisation in 2014-2017. UFGE and the World Bank and the IFC have the systems in place to ensure internal control. The UFGE contributes to two specific sub goals of the strategy for human rights and democratisation in 2014-2017 and the contribution is also assessed to be in line with the PGD . UFGE meets the system requirements for the entering into an agreement with Sida. It is considered therefore that the UFGE should be formalised through an agreement. The UFGE intervention is strategic for Sida from several perspectives: First, the WB is an important actor in the sector of gender equality. An actor that both governments and other authorities listen to. Second, the work of gender equality within the WB has improved in recent years and become significantly better in placing gender as a central issue within the WB activities and sectors. Sweden and Sida have been one of the driven forces behind the reform of the gender agenda within the WB. Third, the UFGE has a very important role to play in the area of knowledge management (data and information gathering). There is a very big information gap within the area of gender and evidence based data and information is scarce. This is central to the gender equality agenda and one of the key aims of the UFGE. Finally, the WB has a substantive value added in its convening power on country and regional level and in relation to governments and authorities. Jämställdhetsfonden (UFGE) är en global fond, som ligger inom ramen för Världsbanken och International Finance Coperation (IFC) verksamhet. Fonden syftar till att stärka kunskapen, medvetenheten och kapaciteten för ett mer medvetet utvecklande av jämställdhetsområdet. Målet är fylla de kunskapsluckor som idag råder inom jämställdhetsagendan och som fortfarande existerar. Fondens syfte är att sprida den globala kunskapen, och främja evidens baserat beslutsfattande. UFGE grundades för en inledande period på fem år (2012-2017) och är i linje med Världsbanks gruppens strategi för jämställdhet. För närvarande stöder UFGE mer än 60 projekt i mer än 40 länder. Den sammanfattande bedömningen är att UFGE, och det tematiska arbetet med att främja jämställdhet på ett övergripande och holistiskt sätt, är relevant och passar väl in inom ramen för Strategin för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering 2014-2017. UFGE och Världsbanken samt IFC har de system på plats för att kunna säkerställa intern styrning och kontroll. Målen som insatsen direkt ska bidra till är två delmål i strategin och insatsen ligger väl i linje med PGU. UFGE uppfyller system kraven för att ingå ett samarbete och avtal med Sida. Det bedöms därför att insatsen ska formaliseras genom avtal. UFGE är strategisk för Sida ur flera perspektiv. Först, WB är en viktig aktör inom sektorn för jämställdhet. Världsbanken är en aktör som både regeringar och andra myndigheter lyssnar till. För det andra har arbetet med jämställdhet inom WB förbättrats de senaste åren och blivit betydligt bättre på att positionera jämställdhet som en central fråga inom WB aktiviteter och sektorer. Sverige och Sida har varit en av de drivande krafterna bakom reformen av jämställdhetdagordningen inom Världsbanken. För det tredje; har UFGE en mycket viktig roll att spela gällande kunskapshantering (data och insamling av information). Det finns en mycket stor informationsklyfta inom området jämställdhet och evidensbaserade data och information är ofta bristfällig. Detta är centralt för jämställdhetsagenda och en av de viktiga målen för UFGE. Slutligen har Världsbanken ett mervärde i dess sammankallande makt på land- och regionalnivå och i förhållande till regeringar och myndigheter. The overall objective of the UFGE is to strengthen awareness, knowledge, and capacity for gender-informed policy making and programmes. It is the only World Bank Group (WBG) instrument that systematically and deliberately aims to close the gap between males and females by providing WBG teams, International Financial Institutions (IFIs), and other development partners with evidence-based solutions to demonstrate how to more effectively close such a gap as part of country and sector approaches to reduce poverty. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Africa, regional Middle East, regional Developing countries, unspecified Far East Asia, regional South & Central Asia, regional America, regional Women’s rights organisations and movements, and government institutions Government & Civil Society-general Documentation of Results from Completion Memo: Sida/DEMO started to support the Umbrella Facility for Gender Equality (UFGE) in 2015. A total of 90 MSEK were disbursed (1015 MSEK/year). The last replenishment of the fund was made in 2023 with such funds also being used by the trust fund during their FY24. During these 10 years of support significant results were achieved and the World Banks (WB's) gender work has overall changed rather substantially. Sida has throughout this period of cooperation assessed that UFGE's work is relevant and strategic from several perspectives, as its' thematic work promotes gender equality in a comprehensive and holistic way. The WB's work on gender equality has visibly improved in recent years and there has been an improvement in positioning gender equality as a central issue within the Bank's activities and sectors. UFGE has been a clear contributor to that achievement, which was also the aim when the WB set up this trust fund. The latest midterm review (see above), indeed, found that UFGE has, to a large extent, been successful in pursuing its' objectives. It has, over time, become an integral part of the WB's efforts to implement its' Gender Strategy (which, at the time of the evaluation, still was the previous Gender Strategy there is now a new decided Gender Strategy for 20242030 and an adherent implementation plan) with a unique mandate to provide evidence and data related to gender equality. The evaluators found it clear that the WB would have much less foundational and practical information and evidence, which is required for achieving its' objectives as outlined in their Gender Strategy, were it not for the UFGE. This is a highly important result and, indeed, the result that was hoped for with the establishment of the trust fund. The midterm evaluation, moreover, found, in terms of relevance, that UFGE's thematic focus is closely aligned with SDG5 and congruent with the work being carried out by other key players such as UN Women, demonstrating relevance to current global landscape on gender. Also, that the UFGE, being closely linked to the World Bank's Gender Strategy, was regarded as one of the key mechanisms employed by the Bank to advance gender equality. In addition, since public knowledge goods creation is rarely funded by the WB, and is dependent on external funding, UFGE was found to play a unique role since it is the only trust fund that targets knowledge and evidence creation in the area of gender equality. In terms of effectiveness and impact, the MTR found that UFGE has mostly been successful in achieving its' objectives and having a positive effect. E.g. the evaluators found that UFGE knowledge products were effective in advocating for policy change when presented to policymakers together with technical assistance and trainings. Impact evaluations, which are a key part of what UFGE undertakes, are a valuable tool to influence client and user demands, and have proven to be very useful for influencing WB operations by providing evidence on what works in terms of gender equality. The MTR observed that UFGE funds data collection and innovative solutions that would otherwise be unfinanced. One unexpected positive impact found was that of the WB Gender Leadership Council, which had evolved into a valuable platform facilitating WB cross-collaboration, knowledge sharing, and capacity building mong various teams working on gender across the WB. In the latest annual report 2024, UFGE shows that it continues to expand its' reach across the entire World Bank Group with the new addition of an implementing partner, namely, the WB's Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency (MIGA), which is positive from the perspective of moving towards greater gender considerations within WB guarantees. It has also, in the FY24, launched the Europe and Central Asia Gender Innovation Lab (ECAGIL). Assessment of achieved results in relation to the objectives: As mentioned above, it is continuously clear that the produced evidence and the testing of interventions based on such evidence by the UFGE has been relevant and important for the establishment of the WB as an effective partner for advancing gender equality. The cumulative total of what the UFGE has supported since its' start in 2012, as per the annual report 2024, is 439 analytical reports, 202 impact evaluations, and 148 activities that produce knowledge and evidence. This is the evidencebased provision of solutions that demonstrate to WBG teams, International Financial Institutions (IFIs), and other development partners how to more effectively close such a gap as part of country and sector approaches to reduce poverty (as per the objective of the intervention). The produced knowledge and evidence have ensured strong development outcomes, influencing 326 WB operations, informing policy dialogue in 107 countries and changing how 176 companies work, again as per the reported figured in the latest annual report. And, as outlined in the previous question, external evaluations indeed corroborate that these activities were effective in terms of influencing policy dialogue at countrylevel and in terms of changing the WB crosscollaboration within gender equality, contributing to the visible improvement of WB's gender work, which also Sida clearly has seen over the last 10 years. Important results are achieved, however and again , it is not entirely possible for Sida and other UFGE donors to, with ease, determine whether the reported results are expected (and hence even more "unexpected"). This inability is rooted in some weaknesses such as weak RBM. Also the MTR found, in line with what donors such as Sida have repeatedly stated to WB, that the results framework could be further strengthened by providing a detailed theory of change with explicit assumptions, setting explicit targets for indicators to allow for tracking of progress against objective, and potentially including indicators on policy impact. There were never any targets set, annually or other, and hence it was always impossible for UFGE's donors to assess effectiveness against plans, or to hold accountable for potentially not achieving enough or similar. Moreover, the MTR also found that there is a reporting burden since, in some instances, reporting is done in a separate results framework that is not always interlinked with UFGE's global results framework that aggregates results from the different pillars and windows, risking duplication of efforts on reporting. Sida has, annually, within the CoPs for this contribution extracted and documented relevant thematic results from UFGE's annual reports. Hence, for a good understanding of achieved results, it is wise to consult such CoPs. Similar types of results are also reported on in the annual report for 2024. Basically, UFGE complements WBG-funded activities by supporting the production and dissemination of new knowledge and data for evidence-informed project, policies and programmes so that such accelerate gender equality. UFGE funding is used to expand gender data production, use and dissemination design and evaluate innovative solutions expand the evidence-base, support knowledge sharing across regions, and provide capacity building to countries and teams. Collectively, according to both WBG itself and the above-mentioned evaluations, this has resulted in: 1) stronger, evidence-informed WBG projects, investments and country policies and 2) increased awareness, demand and scaling of gender solutions. the WBG also reports, in its' last concept note for renewed replenishment for funds, that the investments in UFGE have leveraged significant returns in development spending. for example, every 1 USD invested by the Africa Gender Innovation Lab (AFRGIL), which is the first established and longest running GIL, leverages USD 188 of spending in WB projects. UFGE reports that over the last decade, the AFRGIL has generated evidence that has influenced over USD 12 billion in development spending. UFGE has supported and still supports the production and analysis of better gender data and analytical work, including by piloting and testing innovative interventions that advance gender equality. The impact evaluations that UFGE fund are often integrated in WBG-projects and, hence, they capitalise on WBG-project-funded activities to design and assess the effectiveness of development interventions. They become a global public good and they yield innovations to address inequalities and inform the WB (and others) on what solutions are effective, and not. Such innovation include programmes that e.g. provide women and girls with digital identification cards, extend girls' education, equip girls with socio-economic and lifeskills, employ women as agricultural extension agents, involve schools and communities in ending harmful practices such as child marriage and adolescent pregnancies. UFGE's results stretch over a large number of countries. Various examples through the years were documented in the CoPs. To mention a few here: In the Republic of Congo, UFGE supported the design and evaluation of a low-cost pilot intervention that provided women with information on trade-specific earnings to encourage them to crossover to more lucrative male-dominated trades. The pilot was conducted with applicants to a government sponsored vocational training programme 'Development for Employability Project' financed with a USD 15 million investment by WBG's IDA and the government. The evaluation showed that young women exposed to videos with information on trade specific earnings prior to applying to vocational training were almost 30% more likely to apply to training in male dominated sectors. As a result, the information was scaled up in a couple of operations where one was the inclusion of findings in UFGE's global report 'Breaking Barriers: Female Entrepreneurs Who Cross Over to Male Dominated Sectors' which brings together evidence fro studies conducted by the Regional GILs in 10 countries to offer insights on the characteristics of women who crossover to more profitable male dominate sectors. According to UFGE's latest replenishment proposal, by June 2023, the report recommendations and findings had already influenced the design of more than 14 WB operations. Led by IFC with UFGE support, the 2020 'Her Home' study showed that there was significant untapped market potential for housing finance for women in Colombia, India and Kenya. The study helped build the business case for investing in women's finance and served as a pioneering global resource, offering insights on the barriers and solutions to increase women's access to housing finance. It influenced IFC's Financial Institutions Group to direct 80% of lending to gender flagged financial institutions, particularly those supporting businesses growth and housing finance. IFC's Housing Finance for Women Initiative has since raised USD 1 billion in funding for mortgages for women. The above examples, within the area of impact evaluations, clearly show how this intervention has contributed to the overall objective outlined above. However, there are just as clear examples within the sphere of work where UFGE supports knowledge sharing, capacity building, and carries out technical assistance in order to promote the adoption and the application of its' new evidence and data, enhancing incountry ability to address genderrelated challenges and meet national priorities. E.g. the 'Strengthening Gender Statistics Project (SGS)' has leveraged, and is still leveraging, ongoing WB statistical Capacity Building projects in IDA-eligible countries building on existing investments in improved statistical infrastructure to focus on specific and targeted genderrelevant guidance. it provides technical assistance o National Statistics Offices in 12 partner countries (Bangladesh, Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Djibouti, Ghana, Lao PDR, Madagascar, Mali, Republic of Congo, Somalia and Tanzania) to strengthen the production, analysis, and dissemination of gender data. it has informed the design and activities of the International Bank for Reconstruction and development (IBRD) and IDA-financed Statistical Capacity operations in Angola, Republic of Congo and Lao PDR, as well as a series of operations on Harmonising and Improving Statistics in West and Central Africa. A supported gender data gap assessment also influenced the design of the 'Benin Economic Governance for Service Delivery Programme for Results', financed with a USD 5000 million investment by IDA and the government. SGS's impact extends globally since improved gender data has been made, and still is made, available through the WBG's 'Gender Data Portal'. This portal is, as reported by UFGE, widely used also by WBG partners including civil society networks and local academic institutions. The Masreq Gender Facility (MGF) provides evidence and technical assistance to Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon to strengthen the enabling environment for women's economic participation and enhance their access to economic opportunities. It brings together the public and private sectors. In Lebanon, MGF partnered with multiple public agencies to identify legal gaps related to women's access to the workforce and provided recommendations to address these gaps based on international best practice. MGF technial assistance contributed to the adoption of a landmark law criminalising sexual harrassment which consolidated several existing draft laws into one. The facility is also supporting the government with the implementation of the law through a Sexual Harrassment Code of Conduct for the public and private sectors drafted in partnership with the National Commission for Lebanese Women (NCLW), the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA) and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA). This Facility has, however, also produced rigorous analytical work with relevant impact in terms of results. E.g. the Second State of the Masreq Women Report: 'Who Cares?' Care Work and Women's Labour Market Outcomes in Iraq, Jordan and Lebanon and the Formal Childcare in Jordan: Limited Services and Unmet Demand reports have together facilitated policy dialogue on childcare in Jordan and paved the way for the USD 226 million Jordan Enhancing Women's Economic Opportunities Programme for Results (PforR), the first Middle East and North Africa region operation with a development objective that focuses solely on women. Sida has throughout the last few years assessed that UFGE produces relevant results. Its' relevance as a programme for the outlined established overall objective is clear, as well as it is clear that it delivers in relation to that set objective. UFGE makes use of the WBG's incountry activities, technical assistance and convening power to produce evidence in innovative areas and better gender data for stronger WBG operations, country policies and programmes. It ensures greater knowledge, demand and capacity for gendersmart solutions, enabling the replication and scaling of successful interventions within countries and across regions. UFGE funding, while complementing much larger WBG and client investments, has a multiplier effect, contributing to gender solutions at scale. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61070034-6107003401 Sweden The Umbrella Facility for Gender Equality (UFGE) is a global fund, which lies within the framework of the World Bank (WB) and the International Finance Cooperation (IFC). The purpose of the fund is to strengthen the knowledge, awareness and capacity for a more conscious development of gender equality. The goal is to fill the knowledge gaps in the current gender agenda, that still exists. The fund's purpose is to spread global awareness, and promote evidence-based decision-making. UFGE was established for an initial period of five years (2012-2017) and is in line with the WBs strategy for gender equality. UFGE currently supports more than 60 projects in more than 40 countries. The summary assessment is that UFGE, and the thematic work to promote gender equality in a comprehensive and holistic manner, are relevant and fit well within the framework of the strategy for human rights and democratisation in 2014-2017. UFGE and the World Bank and the IFC have the systems in place to ensure internal control. The UFGE contributes to two specific sub goals of the strategy for human rights and democratisation in 2014-2017 and the contribution is also assessed to be in line with the PGD . UFGE meets the system requirements for the entering into an agreement with Sida. It is considered therefore that the UFGE should be formalised through an agreement. The UFGE intervention is strategic for Sida from several perspectives: First, the WB is an important actor in the sector of gender equality. An actor that both governments and other authorities listen to. Second, the work of gender equality within the WB has improved in recent years and become significantly better in placing gender as a central issue within the WB activities and sectors. Sweden and Sida have been one of the driven forces behind the reform of the gender agenda within the WB. Third, the UFGE has a very important role to play in the area of knowledge management (data and information gathering). There is a very big information gap within the area of gender and evidence based data and information is scarce. This is central to the gender equality agenda and one of the key aims of the UFGE. Finally, the WB has a substantive value added in its convening power on country and regional level and in relation to governments and authorities. Jämställdhetsfonden (UFGE) är en global fond, som ligger inom ramen för Världsbanken och International Finance Coperation (IFC) verksamhet. Fonden syftar till att stärka kunskapen, medvetenheten och kapaciteten för ett mer medvetet utvecklande av jämställdhetsområdet. Målet är fylla de kunskapsluckor som idag råder inom jämställdhetsagendan och som fortfarande existerar. Fondens syfte är att sprida den globala kunskapen, och främja evidens baserat beslutsfattande. UFGE grundades för en inledande period på fem år (2012-2017) och är i linje med Världsbanks gruppens strategi för jämställdhet. För närvarande stöder UFGE mer än 60 projekt i mer än 40 länder. Den sammanfattande bedömningen är att UFGE, och det tematiska arbetet med att främja jämställdhet på ett övergripande och holistiskt sätt, är relevant och passar väl in inom ramen för Strategin för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering 2014-2017. UFGE och Världsbanken samt IFC har de system på plats för att kunna säkerställa intern styrning och kontroll. Målen som insatsen direkt ska bidra till är två delmål i strategin och insatsen ligger väl i linje med PGU. UFGE uppfyller system kraven för att ingå ett samarbete och avtal med Sida. Det bedöms därför att insatsen ska formaliseras genom avtal. UFGE är strategisk för Sida ur flera perspektiv. Först, WB är en viktig aktör inom sektorn för jämställdhet. Världsbanken är en aktör som både regeringar och andra myndigheter lyssnar till. För det andra har arbetet med jämställdhet inom WB förbättrats de senaste åren och blivit betydligt bättre på att positionera jämställdhet som en central fråga inom WB aktiviteter och sektorer. Sverige och Sida har varit en av de drivande krafterna bakom reformen av jämställdhetdagordningen inom Världsbanken. För det tredje; har UFGE en mycket viktig roll att spela gällande kunskapshantering (data och insamling av information). Det finns en mycket stor informationsklyfta inom området jämställdhet och evidensbaserade data och information är ofta bristfällig. Detta är centralt för jämställdhetsagenda och en av de viktiga målen för UFGE. Slutligen har Världsbanken ett mervärde i dess sammankallande makt på land- och regionalnivå och i förhållande till regeringar och myndigheter. The overall objective of the UFGE is to strengthen awareness, knowledge, and capacity for gender-informed policy making and programmes. It is the only World Bank Group (WBG) instrument that systematically and deliberately aims to close the gap between males and females by providing WBG teams, International Financial Institutions (IFIs), and other development partners with evidence-based solutions to demonstrate how to more effectively close such a gap as part of country and sector approaches to reduce poverty. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 20000000 0 10000000 10000000 20000000 10000000 0 0 0 0 -10000000 30000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 10000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 10000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 10000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank SE-0-SE-6-61070034-6107003402 Sweden The Umbrella Facility for Gender Equality (UFGE) is a global fund, which lies within the framework of the World Bank (WB) and the International Finance Cooperation (IFC). The purpose of the fund is to strengthen the knowledge, awareness and capacity for a more conscious development of gender equality. The goal is to fill the knowledge gaps in the current gender agenda, that still exists. The fund's purpose is to spread global awareness, and promote evidence-based decision-making. UFGE was established for an initial period of five years (2012-2017) and is in line with the WBs strategy for gender equality. UFGE currently supports more than 60 projects in more than 40 countries. The summary assessment is that UFGE, and the thematic work to promote gender equality in a comprehensive and holistic manner, are relevant and fit well within the framework of the strategy for human rights and democratisation in 2014-2017. UFGE and the World Bank and the IFC have the systems in place to ensure internal control. The UFGE contributes to two specific sub goals of the strategy for human rights and democratisation in 2014-2017 and the contribution is also assessed to be in line with the PGD . UFGE meets the system requirements for the entering into an agreement with Sida. It is considered therefore that the UFGE should be formalised through an agreement. The UFGE intervention is strategic for Sida from several perspectives: First, the WB is an important actor in the sector of gender equality. An actor that both governments and other authorities listen to. Second, the work of gender equality within the WB has improved in recent years and become significantly better in placing gender as a central issue within the WB activities and sectors. Sweden and Sida have been one of the driven forces behind the reform of the gender agenda within the WB. Third, the UFGE has a very important role to play in the area of knowledge management (data and information gathering). There is a very big information gap within the area of gender and evidence based data and information is scarce. This is central to the gender equality agenda and one of the key aims of the UFGE. Finally, the WB has a substantive value added in its convening power on country and regional level and in relation to governments and authorities. Jämställdhetsfonden (UFGE) är en global fond, som ligger inom ramen för Världsbanken och International Finance Coperation (IFC) verksamhet. Fonden syftar till att stärka kunskapen, medvetenheten och kapaciteten för ett mer medvetet utvecklande av jämställdhetsområdet. Målet är fylla de kunskapsluckor som idag råder inom jämställdhetsagendan och som fortfarande existerar. Fondens syfte är att sprida den globala kunskapen, och främja evidens baserat beslutsfattande. UFGE grundades för en inledande period på fem år (2012-2017) och är i linje med Världsbanks gruppens strategi för jämställdhet. För närvarande stöder UFGE mer än 60 projekt i mer än 40 länder. Den sammanfattande bedömningen är att UFGE, och det tematiska arbetet med att främja jämställdhet på ett övergripande och holistiskt sätt, är relevant och passar väl in inom ramen för Strategin för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering 2014-2017. UFGE och Världsbanken samt IFC har de system på plats för att kunna säkerställa intern styrning och kontroll. Målen som insatsen direkt ska bidra till är två delmål i strategin och insatsen ligger väl i linje med PGU. UFGE uppfyller system kraven för att ingå ett samarbete och avtal med Sida. Det bedöms därför att insatsen ska formaliseras genom avtal. UFGE är strategisk för Sida ur flera perspektiv. Först, WB är en viktig aktör inom sektorn för jämställdhet. Världsbanken är en aktör som både regeringar och andra myndigheter lyssnar till. För det andra har arbetet med jämställdhet inom WB förbättrats de senaste åren och blivit betydligt bättre på att positionera jämställdhet som en central fråga inom WB aktiviteter och sektorer. Sverige och Sida har varit en av de drivande krafterna bakom reformen av jämställdhetdagordningen inom Världsbanken. För det tredje; har UFGE en mycket viktig roll att spela gällande kunskapshantering (data och insamling av information). Det finns en mycket stor informationsklyfta inom området jämställdhet och evidensbaserade data och information är ofta bristfällig. Detta är centralt för jämställdhetsagenda och en av de viktiga målen för UFGE. Slutligen har Världsbanken ett mervärde i dess sammankallande makt på land- och regionalnivå och i förhållande till regeringar och myndigheter. The overall objective of the UFGE is to strengthen awareness, knowledge, and capacity for gender-informed policy making and programmes. It is the only World Bank Group (WBG) instrument that systematically and deliberately aims to close the gap between males and females by providing WBG teams, International Financial Institutions (IFIs), and other development partners with evidence-based solutions to demonstrate how to more effectively close such a gap as part of country and sector approaches to reduce poverty. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 10000000 10000000 10000000 15000000 10000000 5000000 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 0 10000000 0 0 10000000 0 15000000 0 0 5000000 0 0 0 5000000 0 5000000 0 795000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 195000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 105000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 51765000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 7020000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 120000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 10000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 10000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 10000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 120000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 6765000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 195000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 105000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 795000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 7020000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 5000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 5000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 5000000 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Greater respect for human rights, with particular focus on those subjected to discrimination. Ökad respekt för mänskliga rättigheter med särskilt fokus på de som utsätts för diskriminering. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened preconditions for the full enjoyment of human rights by women and girls, empowerment of women and girls, and gender equality. Stärkta förutsättningar för kvinnor och flickors fulla åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna, egenmakt och jämställdhet. Empowering women and girls Stärka kvinnors och flickors frihet och egenmakt Increased respect for human rights through a focus on freedom of association and assembly for all, including for civil society and in the working life, nationally, regionally and locally, in urban as well as rural environments. Ökad respekt för de mänskliga rättigheterna genom fokus på förenings- och församlingsfriheten för alla, inklusive för civilsamhället och i arbetslivet, nationellt, regionalt och lokalt, i urbana såväl som rurala miljöer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61070034-6107003403 Sweden The Umbrella Facility for Gender Equality (UFGE) is a global fund, which lies within the framework of the World Bank (WB) and the International Finance Cooperation (IFC). The purpose of the fund is to strengthen the knowledge, awareness and capacity for a more conscious development of gender equality. The goal is to fill the knowledge gaps in the current gender agenda, that still exists. The fund's purpose is to spread global awareness, and promote evidence-based decision-making. UFGE was established for an initial period of five years (2012-2017) and is in line with the WBs strategy for gender equality. UFGE currently supports more than 60 projects in more than 40 countries. The summary assessment is that UFGE, and the thematic work to promote gender equality in a comprehensive and holistic manner, are relevant and fit well within the framework of the strategy for human rights and democratisation in 2014-2017. UFGE and the World Bank and the IFC have the systems in place to ensure internal control. The UFGE contributes to two specific sub goals of the strategy for human rights and democratisation in 2014-2017 and the contribution is also assessed to be in line with the PGD . UFGE meets the system requirements for the entering into an agreement with Sida. It is considered therefore that the UFGE should be formalised through an agreement. The UFGE intervention is strategic for Sida from several perspectives: First, the WB is an important actor in the sector of gender equality. An actor that both governments and other authorities listen to. Second, the work of gender equality within the WB has improved in recent years and become significantly better in placing gender as a central issue within the WB activities and sectors. Sweden and Sida have been one of the driven forces behind the reform of the gender agenda within the WB. Third, the UFGE has a very important role to play in the area of knowledge management (data and information gathering). There is a very big information gap within the area of gender and evidence based data and information is scarce. This is central to the gender equality agenda and one of the key aims of the UFGE. Finally, the WB has a substantive value added in its convening power on country and regional level and in relation to governments and authorities. Jämställdhetsfonden (UFGE) är en global fond, som ligger inom ramen för Världsbanken och International Finance Coperation (IFC) verksamhet. Fonden syftar till att stärka kunskapen, medvetenheten och kapaciteten för ett mer medvetet utvecklande av jämställdhetsområdet. Målet är fylla de kunskapsluckor som idag råder inom jämställdhetsagendan och som fortfarande existerar. Fondens syfte är att sprida den globala kunskapen, och främja evidens baserat beslutsfattande. UFGE grundades för en inledande period på fem år (2012-2017) och är i linje med Världsbanks gruppens strategi för jämställdhet. För närvarande stöder UFGE mer än 60 projekt i mer än 40 länder. Den sammanfattande bedömningen är att UFGE, och det tematiska arbetet med att främja jämställdhet på ett övergripande och holistiskt sätt, är relevant och passar väl in inom ramen för Strategin för mänskliga rättigheter och demokratisering 2014-2017. UFGE och Världsbanken samt IFC har de system på plats för att kunna säkerställa intern styrning och kontroll. Målen som insatsen direkt ska bidra till är två delmål i strategin och insatsen ligger väl i linje med PGU. UFGE uppfyller system kraven för att ingå ett samarbete och avtal med Sida. Det bedöms därför att insatsen ska formaliseras genom avtal. UFGE är strategisk för Sida ur flera perspektiv. Först, WB är en viktig aktör inom sektorn för jämställdhet. Världsbanken är en aktör som både regeringar och andra myndigheter lyssnar till. För det andra har arbetet med jämställdhet inom WB förbättrats de senaste åren och blivit betydligt bättre på att positionera jämställdhet som en central fråga inom WB aktiviteter och sektorer. Sverige och Sida har varit en av de drivande krafterna bakom reformen av jämställdhetdagordningen inom Världsbanken. För det tredje; har UFGE en mycket viktig roll att spela gällande kunskapshantering (data och insamling av information). Det finns en mycket stor informationsklyfta inom området jämställdhet och evidensbaserade data och information är ofta bristfällig. Detta är centralt för jämställdhetsagenda och en av de viktiga målen för UFGE. Slutligen har Världsbanken ett mervärde i dess sammankallande makt på land- och regionalnivå och i förhållande till regeringar och myndigheter. The overall objective of the UFGE is to strengthen awareness, knowledge, and capacity for gender-informed policy making and programmes. It is the only World Bank Group (WBG) instrument that systematically and deliberately aims to close the gap between males and females by providing WBG teams, International Financial Institutions (IFIs), and other development partners with evidence-based solutions to demonstrate how to more effectively close such a gap as part of country and sector approaches to reduce poverty. Sweden IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank 5.2 - Eliminate all forms of violence against all women and girls in the public and private spheres, including trafficking and sexual and other types of exploitation. 5.2 - Avskaffa alla former av våld mot alla kvinnor och flickor i det offentliga och privata rummet, inklusive människohandel, sexuellt utnyttjande och andra typer av exploatering. 5.3 - Eliminate all harmful practices, such as child, early and forced marriage and female genital mutilation. 5.3 - Avskaffa alla skadliga sedvänjor, såsom barnäktenskap, tidiga äktenskap och tvångsäktenskap samt kvinnlig könsstympning. 5.4 - Recognize and value unpaid care and domestic work through the provision of public services, infrastructure and social protection policies and the promotion of shared responsibility within the household and the family as nationally appropriate. 5.4 - Erkänna och värdesätta obetalt omsorgs- och hushållsarbete genom att tillhandahålla offentliga tjänster, infrastruktur och socialt skydd samt genom att främja delat ansvar inom hushållet och familjen, i enlighet med vad som är nationellt lämpligt. 5.a - Undertake reforms to give women equal rights to economic resources, as well as access to ownership and control over land and other forms of property, financial services, inheritance and natural resources, in accordance with national laws. 5.a - Genomföra reformer för att ge kvinnor lika rätt till ekonomiska resurser, möjlighet att äga och kontrollera mark och andra former av egendom samt tillgång till finansiella tjänster, arv och naturresurser, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning 5.b - Öka användningen av gynnsam teknik, i synnerhet informations- och kommunikationsteknik, för att främja kvinnors egenmakt 5.b - Enhance the use of enabling technology, in particular information and communications technology, to promote the empowerment of women. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability -16990056 -16990056 -16990056 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank -16990055.7800000012 IBRD/International Bank for Reconstruction and Development/The World Bank Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2024-2028 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2024-2028 Phasing out Utfasning Other Övrigt SE-0-SE-6-61070122 Sweden PEN International is a global network consisting of more than 20 000 writers, affiliated with over 150 federated centres in more than 100 countries. The overall goal of the organisation is to promote and defend freedom of expression, literatures, linguistic diversity and mutual respect and tolerace across borders. PEN:s strategic plan for 2020-2023 has four thematic domains: 1) Creating new spaces for literature, language, debate, dialogue ideas and opinions. 2) Improving the situation of writers at risk who are displaced, imprisoned or otherwise persecuted. 3) Addressing structural threats and barriers to freedom of expression. 4) Strengthening the institutional capacity and sustainability of PEN, so that the movement is fully representative and relevant. The total budget for the four-year period is around 94 MSEK. Sidas contribution for this period amounts to 36 MSEK. Insatsen avser ett kärnstöd till organisationen PEN International om totalt 36 MSEK under en fyraårsperiod 2020-2023. För denna period har PEN utvecklat en strategi, med fokus på fyra tematiska områden: 1) Skapa nya utrymmen för litteratur, språk, debatt, dialog, idéer och åsikter. 2) Förbättra situationen för utsatta skribenter på flykt, som är fängslade eller på annat sätt förföljda. 3) Påverka strukturella hot och barriärer mot yttrandefrihet. 4) Stärka den institutionella kapaciteten och hållbarheten hos PEN som organisation. Total budget för perioden är cirka 94 MSEK. Sidas stöd uppgår till 36 MSEK. PEN International has adopted a new strategy for the years 2024-2028. The intended global outcomes are slightly changed with a clearer focus on human rights and advocacy. The document is also shorter. Sida assesses that the new strategy has an even stronger foundation in HRBA than the previous one. The outcomes are: Outcome 1: Creating spaces for literature, language, debates, dialogue, ideas and opinions. Outcome 2: Strengthening human rights policy and practice. Outcome 3: Improvement in the situation of writers at risk who are imprisoned or otherwise persecuted. Outcome 4: Strengthen the institutional capacity, standing and sustainability of PEN Centres, so that the movement is an effective champion of free expression for all. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Developing countries, unspecified Media and free flow of information Government & Civil Society-general During the last year of the agreement, 2024, PEN reports the following, among other results: - PEN has continued its work to monitor crimes and threats against writers and persecution and imprisonment of writers with its Case list 2024, where 138 attacks have been documented. The report shows an alarming trend where censorship, imprisonment and threats against writers are increasing, due to the writers' gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation or religious beliefs. - PEN has drawn attention, for example, to the situation of journalists in North and South America through the Day of the Dead campaign. PEN has also drawn attention to members who have been killed by Russia's aggression in Ukraine. - PEN works with campaigns and advocacy to persuade regimes to release imprisoned writers, journalists and artists. In 2024, several such campaigns were successful, for example in Nigeria, Gambia, Honduras, Canada. Cuba, El Salvador, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Serbia, Montenegro, Turkey, Morocco and India. Writers have also been released from prison after campaigns in regimes such as Russia, Belarus and Iran. - 85 grants from PEN's Emergency Fund have been awarded to writers in acute crisis and danger. Several of the writers who have received support are LGBTQI people, who are persecuted because of this affiliation. In 2024, PEN International has continued its normative work at a global level with advocacy work within the UN system and in the EU institutions. PEN has written and adopted several declarations and written several reports, including "Toxic Narratives" on the situation of journalists in the Western Balkans. The report received attention within the EU and has led to cooperation and focus on improving the situation of press freedom in the EU candidate countries. Through its Civil Society Programme, PEN local clubs have worked to disseminate literature, language and cultural rights. PEN clubs have commissioned articles from authors writing in minority languages in both Latin America and Africa. The articles have been published in the press and published as anthologies. The project around the Moomin saga "The Invisible Child" has continued at the grassroots level and with great effort from volunteers from PEN clubs in Malawi, Togo and South Africa (via PEN Afrikaans). In Ukraine, PEN Ukraine, with the support of PEN International, has worked under difficult circumstances to strengthen dialogue and conversation within civil society and to give people access to Ukrainian and international literature. PEN Ukraine has arranged 28 events in the Dialogues on War series, and organized four trips to the front to spread knowledge and insight into how culture is affected by war. Right now, as far as Sida can assess, PEN International is the only civil society organisation which works on a global mandate with protection of writers, poets and artists, and one of few that works with advocacy within the UN system on the issue of Artistic freedom and the rights of artists. There are other organisations that works regionally and locally with the same issues, but there is a need for a strong global organisation to gather the voices, and here PEN plays an important role.       No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61070122-6107012201 Sweden PEN International is a global network consisting of more than 20 000 writers, affiliated with over 150 federated centres in more than 100 countries. The overall goal of the organisation is to promote and defend freedom of expression, literatures, linguistic diversity and mutual respect and tolerace across borders. PEN:s strategic plan for 2020-2023 has four thematic domains: 1) Creating new spaces for literature, language, debate, dialogue ideas and opinions. 2) Improving the situation of writers at risk who are displaced, imprisoned or otherwise persecuted. 3) Addressing structural threats and barriers to freedom of expression. 4) Strengthening the institutional capacity and sustainability of PEN, so that the movement is fully representative and relevant. The total budget for the four-year period is around 94 MSEK. Sidas contribution for this period amounts to 36 MSEK. Insatsen avser ett kärnstöd till organisationen PEN International om totalt 36 MSEK under en fyraårsperiod 2020-2023. För denna period har PEN utvecklat en strategi, med fokus på fyra tematiska områden: 1) Skapa nya utrymmen för litteratur, språk, debatt, dialog, idéer och åsikter. 2) Förbättra situationen för utsatta skribenter på flykt, som är fängslade eller på annat sätt förföljda. 3) Påverka strukturella hot och barriärer mot yttrandefrihet. 4) Stärka den institutionella kapaciteten och hållbarheten hos PEN som organisation. Total budget för perioden är cirka 94 MSEK. Sidas stöd uppgår till 36 MSEK. PEN International has adopted a new strategy for the years 2024-2028. The intended global outcomes are slightly changed with a clearer focus on human rights and advocacy. The document is also shorter. Sida assesses that the new strategy has an even stronger foundation in HRBA than the previous one. The outcomes are: Outcome 1: Creating spaces for literature, language, debates, dialogue, ideas and opinions. Outcome 2: Strengthening human rights policy and practice. Outcome 3: Improvement in the situation of writers at risk who are imprisoned or otherwise persecuted. Outcome 4: Strengthen the institutional capacity, standing and sustainability of PEN Centres, so that the movement is an effective champion of free expression for all. Sweden International PEN Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International PEN 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9000000 10000000 9000000 9400000 0 0 0 0 6000000 0 3000000 0 0 6000000 -8000000 0 0 3000000 3000000 0 6000000 8000000 0 0 1000000 3000000 6000000 0 0 400000 37400000 International PEN 6000000 International PEN 3000000 International PEN 6000000 International PEN 3000000 International PEN 1000000 International PEN 6000000 International PEN 3000000 International PEN 6000000 International PEN 3000000 International PEN 400000 International PEN Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Increased democratic participation and influence, including in electoral processes, as well as increased opportunities for the engagement of democratic political parties and civil society. Ökat demokratiskt deltagande och inflytande, inklusive i valprocesser, samt stärkta möjligheter för demokratiska politiska partier och civilsamhället att engagera sig däri. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened preconditions for freedom of expression, including human rights on-line, free and independent media, access to information and countering disinformation. Stärkta förutsättningar för yttrandefrihet, inklusive mänskliga rättigheters tillämplighet på internet, fri och oberoende media, tillgång till information och motverkande av desinformation. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened global and regional processes and systems for the enjoyment of human rights. Stärkta globala och regionala processer och system för åtnjutande av de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened rule of law, including the independence of courts and access to justice for the individual. Stärkt rättssäkerhet, inklusive domstolars oberoende och individens tillgång till rättvisa. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased safety and security for actors and organisations working to uphold human rights. Ökad trygghet och säkerhet för aktörer och organisationer som främjar och försvarar de mänskliga rättigheterna. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61070122-6107012203 Sweden PEN International is a global network consisting of more than 20 000 writers, affiliated with over 150 federated centres in more than 100 countries. The overall goal of the organisation is to promote and defend freedom of expression, literatures, linguistic diversity and mutual respect and tolerace across borders. PEN:s strategic plan for 2020-2023 has four thematic domains: 1) Creating new spaces for literature, language, debate, dialogue ideas and opinions. 2) Improving the situation of writers at risk who are displaced, imprisoned or otherwise persecuted. 3) Addressing structural threats and barriers to freedom of expression. 4) Strengthening the institutional capacity and sustainability of PEN, so that the movement is fully representative and relevant. The total budget for the four-year period is around 94 MSEK. Sidas contribution for this period amounts to 36 MSEK. Insatsen avser ett kärnstöd till organisationen PEN International om totalt 36 MSEK under en fyraårsperiod 2020-2023. För denna period har PEN utvecklat en strategi, med fokus på fyra tematiska områden: 1) Skapa nya utrymmen för litteratur, språk, debatt, dialog, idéer och åsikter. 2) Förbättra situationen för utsatta skribenter på flykt, som är fängslade eller på annat sätt förföljda. 3) Påverka strukturella hot och barriärer mot yttrandefrihet. 4) Stärka den institutionella kapaciteten och hållbarheten hos PEN som organisation. Total budget för perioden är cirka 94 MSEK. Sidas stöd uppgår till 36 MSEK. PEN International has adopted a new strategy for the years 2024-2028. The intended global outcomes are slightly changed with a clearer focus on human rights and advocacy. The document is also shorter. Sida assesses that the new strategy has an even stronger foundation in HRBA than the previous one. The outcomes are: Outcome 1: Creating spaces for literature, language, debates, dialogue, ideas and opinions. Outcome 2: Strengthening human rights policy and practice. Outcome 3: Improvement in the situation of writers at risk who are imprisoned or otherwise persecuted. Outcome 4: Strengthen the institutional capacity, standing and sustainability of PEN Centres, so that the movement is an effective champion of free expression for all. Sweden Not applicable Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Ernst & Young 16.1 - Significantly reduce all forms of violence and related death rates everywhere. 16.1 - Avsevärt minska alla former av våld och dödligt våld överallt. 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 215774 215774 215774 Ernst & Young 215774 Ernst & Young Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened preconditions for freedom of expression, including human rights on-line, free and independent media, access to information and countering disinformation. Stärkta förutsättningar för yttrandefrihet, inklusive mänskliga rättigheters tillämplighet på internet, fri och oberoende media, tillgång till information och motverkande av desinformation. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61070122-6107012204 Sweden PEN International is a global network consisting of more than 20 000 writers, affiliated with over 150 federated centres in more than 100 countries. The overall goal of the organisation is to promote and defend freedom of expression, literatures, linguistic diversity and mutual respect and tolerace across borders. PEN:s strategic plan for 2020-2023 has four thematic domains: 1) Creating new spaces for literature, language, debate, dialogue ideas and opinions. 2) Improving the situation of writers at risk who are displaced, imprisoned or otherwise persecuted. 3) Addressing structural threats and barriers to freedom of expression. 4) Strengthening the institutional capacity and sustainability of PEN, so that the movement is fully representative and relevant. The total budget for the four-year period is around 94 MSEK. Sidas contribution for this period amounts to 36 MSEK. Insatsen avser ett kärnstöd till organisationen PEN International om totalt 36 MSEK under en fyraårsperiod 2020-2023. För denna period har PEN utvecklat en strategi, med fokus på fyra tematiska områden: 1) Skapa nya utrymmen för litteratur, språk, debatt, dialog, idéer och åsikter. 2) Förbättra situationen för utsatta skribenter på flykt, som är fängslade eller på annat sätt förföljda. 3) Påverka strukturella hot och barriärer mot yttrandefrihet. 4) Stärka den institutionella kapaciteten och hållbarheten hos PEN som organisation. Total budget för perioden är cirka 94 MSEK. Sidas stöd uppgår till 36 MSEK. PEN International has adopted a new strategy for the years 2024-2028. The intended global outcomes are slightly changed with a clearer focus on human rights and advocacy. The document is also shorter. Sida assesses that the new strategy has an even stronger foundation in HRBA than the previous one. The outcomes are: Outcome 1: Creating spaces for literature, language, debates, dialogue, ideas and opinions. Outcome 2: Strengthening human rights policy and practice. Outcome 3: Improvement in the situation of writers at risk who are imprisoned or otherwise persecuted. Outcome 4: Strengthen the institutional capacity, standing and sustainability of PEN Centres, so that the movement is an effective champion of free expression for all. Sweden International PEN Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency International PEN 16.10 - Ensure public access to information and protect fundamental freedoms, in accordance with national legislation and international agreements. 16.10 - 0 Säkerställa allmän tillgång till information och skydda grundläggande friheter, i enlighet med nationell lagstiftning och internationella avtal. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 9700000 -7433 0 0 0 0 0 -7433 3000000 6700000 9692567 International PEN 6700000 International PEN 3000000 International PEN -7432.81 International PEN Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2024-2028 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2024-2028 Enhanced global, regional, and national systems and institutions that safeguard and promote human rights and freedoms for everyone. Stärkta globala, regionala och nationella system och institutioner som skyddar och främjar de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna för alla människor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased respect for, and protection and realisation of, human rights and freedoms, with a focus on people subjected to violence, discrimination, persecution and oppression, not least defenders of human rights and democracy, women and girls, children and young people, people belonging to religious minorities, people with disabilities and LGBTIQ people. Ökad respekt, skydd och förverkligande av de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna, med fokus på människor som utsätts för våld, diskriminering, förföljelse och förtryck, inte minst människorätts- och demokratiförsvarare, kvinnor och flickor, barn och unga, personer som tillhör religiösa minoriteter, personer med funktionsnedsättning och hbtqi-personer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened defence of freedom of expression, free and independent media, and an inclusive, open, free, and secure internet where human rights and freedoms are respected, and increased security for independent journalists and media workers. Stärkt försvar av yttrandefriheten, fria och oberoende medier och ett inkluderande öppet, fritt och säkert internet där mänskliga fri- och rättigheter respekteras, samt ökad säkerhet för oberoende journalister och mediearbetare. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61070124 Sweden IDLO is an intergovernmental organization with a global mandate to advance the rule of law, peace and sustainable development; https://www.idlo.int/. IDLO has applied for 100 MSEK in continued unearmarked flexible financial support from Sida to be used for the implementation of IDLO´s Strategic Plan 2021-2024. IDLO is composed of 37 Member Parties. Sweden is member of IDLO since 2017. IDLO´s mission is to "champion people-centered justice and promote the rule of law to advance sustainable development and help build more peaceful, inclusive and resilient societies". The multilateral organisation collaborates with governments, inter-governmental organizations and civil society organisations and groups to provide technical legal assistance, support capacity development, generate knowledge and advocate for policy change. IDLO has recently developed the new Strategic Plan (2021-2024) which structures IDLO’s work around two Strategic Goals and six Strategic Objectives based on the commitment to putting people’s needs and human rights at the center of justice systems and making the rule of law a driver of sustainable development. According to IDLO, they strive, through the new strategy, to advance the interdependence and mutually reinforcing connection between human rights, democracy and the rule of law. The first Strategic Goal (Goal 1) seeks to make justice systems more effective and responsive to people’s needs and help protect their human rights. It builds on IDLO’s expertise in legal empowerment and access to justice (Objective 1), institutional strengthening and reforms (Objective 2), and addressing key justice barriers faced by women and girls (Objective 3). The second Strategic Goal (Goal 2) seeks to leverage the contribution of the rule of law and human rights to peace and sustainable development. It aims to promote inclusive economic development (Objective 4), climate justice and sustainable use of natural resources (Objective 5), and healthy lives and well-being for all (Objective 6). IDLO has also identified four organizational Enablers to strengthen key aspects of the operations to achieve the Strategic Goals and deliver high-quality results. Den internationella mellanstatliga organisationen International Development Law Organisation (IDLO) är en multilateral organisation med fokus på rättsstatens principer med säte i Rom: https://www.idlo.int/. IDLO har ansökt om fortsatt flexibelt icke-öronmärkt stöd från Sida om totalt 100 miljoner SEK för att genomföra sin verksamhet i enlighet med IDLOs strategiska plan och resultatramverk för perioden 2021-2024. IDLOs arbete styrs genom en nyligen utarbetad och beslutad fyra-årig strategisk plan och årliga verksamhetsplaner med ettåriga budgetar som formellt godkänns vid de årliga partsmöten som Sverige som medlem i IDLO deltar i. Genom den nya strategiska planen strukturerar IDLO verksamheten kring två övergripande och sex strategiska mål baserat på åtagandet att sätta människors behov och mänskliga rättigheter i centrum för rättsväsendet och göra rättsstatens principer till en drivkraft för hållbar utveckling. Genom strategin avser IDLO att främja det ömsesidiga beroendet och stärka sambandet mellan mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Det första övergripande målet syftar till att göra rättssystem mer effektiva och lyhörda för människors behov och skydda mänskliga rättigheter och innehåller följande strategiska mål: (mål 1) stärkta rättssökande människor som kan utkräva mänskliga rättigheter (mål 2) stärkta juridiska institutioner och reformer (mål 2) och undanröjda rättvisehinder för kvinnor och flickor (mål 3). Det andra strategiska målet syftar till att genom SDG 16 och SDG 5 framhålla vikten av rättsstatens principer och förverkligande av de mänskliga rättigheterna för fred och hållbar utveckling. Här avser IDLO att fokusera verksamheten på främjande av inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling (mål 4), klimaträttvisa och hållbart utnyttjande av naturresurser (mål 5) och hälsosamma liv och välbefinnande för alla (mål 6). IDLOs Strategic Plan (20212024) was structured IDLOs work around two Strategic Goals and six Strategic Objectives based on the commitment to putting peoples needs and human rights at the center of justice systems and making the rule of law a driver of sustainable development and to advance the interdependence and mutually reinforcing connection between human rights, democracy and the rule of law. A new strategic plan 20252028 was approved by the Assembly of the Parties on 25 November 2024. The first Strategic Goal (Goal 1) sought to make justice systems more effective and responsive to peoples needs and help protect their human rights. It builds on IDLOs expertise in legal empowerment and access to justice (Objective 1), institutional strengthening and reforms (Objective 2), and addressing key justice barriers faced by women and girls (Objective 3). The second Strategic Goal (Goal 2) sought to leverage the contribution of the rule of law and human rights to peace and sustainable development. It aims to promote inclusive economic development (Objective 4), climate justice and sustainable use of natural resources (Objective 5), and healthy lives and wellbeing for all (Objective 6). IDLO also identified four organizational Enablers to strengthen key aspects of the operations to achieve the Strategic Goals and deliver high quality results. IDLO illustrates the former strategic plan as follows:               Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Ukraine Developing countries, unspecified Legal and judicial development Government & Civil Society-general 1.2 Examples of results achieved In July 2025, IDLO, provided Sida with a final report summarising results over the full period of the previous strategy plan 20212024. Examples of results summarising impact from implementing the previous strategic plan 20212024: 1. 250 000 justice seekers empowered either through specific legal advice or representation or by more general legal information. 87% of those reported satisfaction with services provided and 88% stated they gained knowledge 2. 36 500 justice officials have been trained and 80% stated they applied the kowledge gained 3. 506 justice institutions have been strengthened for example through 48 digital innovations supported 4. 257 customary and informal justice mechanisms and processes have been supported and are now better aligned with international human rights standards Examples of results achieved during 2024: 1. In Uganda IDLO runs a community justice project working with national partners that have assisted poor people in need of legal assistance to sustain their livelyhood including women who are more vulnerable to legal problems 2. In Somalia, IDLO works with selected national authorities to curb illicit financial flows that benefit Al Shabaab and other terrorist groups. IDLO helped refer 91 cases and provided mentors to national bodies to support the procecution process. 3. In Afghanistan, IDLO was able to maintain collaboration with CSOs and other independent legal services to assist mainly women and girls in resolvng legal disputes in relation to family law and inheritance law. 4. In Kenya, IDLO continued to support the small claims court which speeds up the legal proceedings of minor commercial disputes which often hampers economic activities that affect livelihoods of those involved. 5. In Rwanda, IDLO supported alternative dispute mechanisms to manage land disputes in line with the national law. The program reached out using radio and empowered people to reach settlement of land disputes. 6. IDLO also strengthened its international partnerships and welcomed a new member state in Cyprus. It continues to raise attention for SDG 16 in particular access to justice through an annual high level meeting, in recent years at the UN. IDLO also developed its internal systems including a new SEAH policy and a new human resources management system as well as a business travel security and assistance program. No indicator available - only a description of the activity results is published SE-0-SE-6-61070124-6107012401 Sweden IDLO is an intergovernmental organization with a global mandate to advance the rule of law, peace and sustainable development; https://www.idlo.int/. IDLO has applied for 100 MSEK in continued unearmarked flexible financial support from Sida to be used for the implementation of IDLO´s Strategic Plan 2021-2024. IDLO is composed of 37 Member Parties. Sweden is member of IDLO since 2017. IDLO´s mission is to "champion people-centered justice and promote the rule of law to advance sustainable development and help build more peaceful, inclusive and resilient societies". The multilateral organisation collaborates with governments, inter-governmental organizations and civil society organisations and groups to provide technical legal assistance, support capacity development, generate knowledge and advocate for policy change. IDLO has recently developed the new Strategic Plan (2021-2024) which structures IDLO’s work around two Strategic Goals and six Strategic Objectives based on the commitment to putting people’s needs and human rights at the center of justice systems and making the rule of law a driver of sustainable development. According to IDLO, they strive, through the new strategy, to advance the interdependence and mutually reinforcing connection between human rights, democracy and the rule of law. The first Strategic Goal (Goal 1) seeks to make justice systems more effective and responsive to people’s needs and help protect their human rights. It builds on IDLO’s expertise in legal empowerment and access to justice (Objective 1), institutional strengthening and reforms (Objective 2), and addressing key justice barriers faced by women and girls (Objective 3). The second Strategic Goal (Goal 2) seeks to leverage the contribution of the rule of law and human rights to peace and sustainable development. It aims to promote inclusive economic development (Objective 4), climate justice and sustainable use of natural resources (Objective 5), and healthy lives and well-being for all (Objective 6). IDLO has also identified four organizational Enablers to strengthen key aspects of the operations to achieve the Strategic Goals and deliver high-quality results. Den internationella mellanstatliga organisationen International Development Law Organisation (IDLO) är en multilateral organisation med fokus på rättsstatens principer med säte i Rom: https://www.idlo.int/. IDLO har ansökt om fortsatt flexibelt icke-öronmärkt stöd från Sida om totalt 100 miljoner SEK för att genomföra sin verksamhet i enlighet med IDLOs strategiska plan och resultatramverk för perioden 2021-2024. IDLOs arbete styrs genom en nyligen utarbetad och beslutad fyra-årig strategisk plan och årliga verksamhetsplaner med ettåriga budgetar som formellt godkänns vid de årliga partsmöten som Sverige som medlem i IDLO deltar i. Genom den nya strategiska planen strukturerar IDLO verksamheten kring två övergripande och sex strategiska mål baserat på åtagandet att sätta människors behov och mänskliga rättigheter i centrum för rättsväsendet och göra rättsstatens principer till en drivkraft för hållbar utveckling. Genom strategin avser IDLO att främja det ömsesidiga beroendet och stärka sambandet mellan mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Det första övergripande målet syftar till att göra rättssystem mer effektiva och lyhörda för människors behov och skydda mänskliga rättigheter och innehåller följande strategiska mål: (mål 1) stärkta rättssökande människor som kan utkräva mänskliga rättigheter (mål 2) stärkta juridiska institutioner och reformer (mål 2) och undanröjda rättvisehinder för kvinnor och flickor (mål 3). Det andra strategiska målet syftar till att genom SDG 16 och SDG 5 framhålla vikten av rättsstatens principer och förverkligande av de mänskliga rättigheterna för fred och hållbar utveckling. Här avser IDLO att fokusera verksamheten på främjande av inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling (mål 4), klimaträttvisa och hållbart utnyttjande av naturresurser (mål 5) och hälsosamma liv och välbefinnande för alla (mål 6). IDLOs Strategic Plan (20212024) was structured IDLOs work around two Strategic Goals and six Strategic Objectives based on the commitment to putting peoples needs and human rights at the center of justice systems and making the rule of law a driver of sustainable development and to advance the interdependence and mutually reinforcing connection between human rights, democracy and the rule of law. A new strategic plan 20252028 was approved by the Assembly of the Parties on 25 November 2024. The first Strategic Goal (Goal 1) sought to make justice systems more effective and responsive to peoples needs and help protect their human rights. It builds on IDLOs expertise in legal empowerment and access to justice (Objective 1), institutional strengthening and reforms (Objective 2), and addressing key justice barriers faced by women and girls (Objective 3). The second Strategic Goal (Goal 2) sought to leverage the contribution of the rule of law and human rights to peace and sustainable development. It aims to promote inclusive economic development (Objective 4), climate justice and sustainable use of natural resources (Objective 5), and healthy lives and wellbeing for all (Objective 6). IDLO also identified four organizational Enablers to strengthen key aspects of the operations to achieve the Strategic Goals and deliver high quality results. IDLO illustrates the former strategic plan as follows:               Sweden IDLO/International Development Law Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDLO/International Development Law Organization 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 0 0 25000000 25000000 25000000 0 0 0 0 15000000 15000000 15000000 -15000000 0 0 0 -15000000 0 10000000 0 10000000 15000000 0 0 0 15000000 0 0 0 10000000 75000000 IDLO/International Development Law Organization 15000000 IDLO/International Development Law Organization 10000000 IDLO/International Development Law Organization 15000000 IDLO/International Development Law Organization 10000000 IDLO/International Development Law Organization 15000000 IDLO/International Development Law Organization 10000000 IDLO/International Development Law Organization Human rights, democracy and the rule of law 2018-2022 Mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer 2018-2022 Strengthened democratic principles, processes and governance for independent and transparent societies based on the rule of law. Stärkta demokratiska principer, processer och samhällsstyming för oberoende, rättssäkra och transparenta samhällen. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Reduced corruption and increased transparency and accountability. Minskad korruption samt ökad transparens och ansvarsutkrävande. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened rule of law, including the independence of courts and access to justice for the individual. Stärkt rättssäkerhet, inklusive domstolars oberoende och individens tillgång till rättvisa. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61070124-6107012402 Sweden IDLO is an intergovernmental organization with a global mandate to advance the rule of law, peace and sustainable development; https://www.idlo.int/. IDLO has applied for 100 MSEK in continued unearmarked flexible financial support from Sida to be used for the implementation of IDLO´s Strategic Plan 2021-2024. IDLO is composed of 37 Member Parties. Sweden is member of IDLO since 2017. IDLO´s mission is to "champion people-centered justice and promote the rule of law to advance sustainable development and help build more peaceful, inclusive and resilient societies". The multilateral organisation collaborates with governments, inter-governmental organizations and civil society organisations and groups to provide technical legal assistance, support capacity development, generate knowledge and advocate for policy change. IDLO has recently developed the new Strategic Plan (2021-2024) which structures IDLO’s work around two Strategic Goals and six Strategic Objectives based on the commitment to putting people’s needs and human rights at the center of justice systems and making the rule of law a driver of sustainable development. According to IDLO, they strive, through the new strategy, to advance the interdependence and mutually reinforcing connection between human rights, democracy and the rule of law. The first Strategic Goal (Goal 1) seeks to make justice systems more effective and responsive to people’s needs and help protect their human rights. It builds on IDLO’s expertise in legal empowerment and access to justice (Objective 1), institutional strengthening and reforms (Objective 2), and addressing key justice barriers faced by women and girls (Objective 3). The second Strategic Goal (Goal 2) seeks to leverage the contribution of the rule of law and human rights to peace and sustainable development. It aims to promote inclusive economic development (Objective 4), climate justice and sustainable use of natural resources (Objective 5), and healthy lives and well-being for all (Objective 6). IDLO has also identified four organizational Enablers to strengthen key aspects of the operations to achieve the Strategic Goals and deliver high-quality results. Den internationella mellanstatliga organisationen International Development Law Organisation (IDLO) är en multilateral organisation med fokus på rättsstatens principer med säte i Rom: https://www.idlo.int/. IDLO har ansökt om fortsatt flexibelt icke-öronmärkt stöd från Sida om totalt 100 miljoner SEK för att genomföra sin verksamhet i enlighet med IDLOs strategiska plan och resultatramverk för perioden 2021-2024. IDLOs arbete styrs genom en nyligen utarbetad och beslutad fyra-årig strategisk plan och årliga verksamhetsplaner med ettåriga budgetar som formellt godkänns vid de årliga partsmöten som Sverige som medlem i IDLO deltar i. Genom den nya strategiska planen strukturerar IDLO verksamheten kring två övergripande och sex strategiska mål baserat på åtagandet att sätta människors behov och mänskliga rättigheter i centrum för rättsväsendet och göra rättsstatens principer till en drivkraft för hållbar utveckling. Genom strategin avser IDLO att främja det ömsesidiga beroendet och stärka sambandet mellan mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Det första övergripande målet syftar till att göra rättssystem mer effektiva och lyhörda för människors behov och skydda mänskliga rättigheter och innehåller följande strategiska mål: (mål 1) stärkta rättssökande människor som kan utkräva mänskliga rättigheter (mål 2) stärkta juridiska institutioner och reformer (mål 2) och undanröjda rättvisehinder för kvinnor och flickor (mål 3). Det andra strategiska målet syftar till att genom SDG 16 och SDG 5 framhålla vikten av rättsstatens principer och förverkligande av de mänskliga rättigheterna för fred och hållbar utveckling. Här avser IDLO att fokusera verksamheten på främjande av inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling (mål 4), klimaträttvisa och hållbart utnyttjande av naturresurser (mål 5) och hälsosamma liv och välbefinnande för alla (mål 6). IDLOs Strategic Plan (20212024) was structured IDLOs work around two Strategic Goals and six Strategic Objectives based on the commitment to putting peoples needs and human rights at the center of justice systems and making the rule of law a driver of sustainable development and to advance the interdependence and mutually reinforcing connection between human rights, democracy and the rule of law. A new strategic plan 20252028 was approved by the Assembly of the Parties on 25 November 2024. The first Strategic Goal (Goal 1) sought to make justice systems more effective and responsive to peoples needs and help protect their human rights. It builds on IDLOs expertise in legal empowerment and access to justice (Objective 1), institutional strengthening and reforms (Objective 2), and addressing key justice barriers faced by women and girls (Objective 3). The second Strategic Goal (Goal 2) sought to leverage the contribution of the rule of law and human rights to peace and sustainable development. It aims to promote inclusive economic development (Objective 4), climate justice and sustainable use of natural resources (Objective 5), and healthy lives and wellbeing for all (Objective 6). IDLO also identified four organizational Enablers to strengthen key aspects of the operations to achieve the Strategic Goals and deliver high quality results. IDLO illustrates the former strategic plan as follows:               Sweden IDLO/International Development Law Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDLO/International Development Law Organization 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification Disaster Risk Reduction(DRR) Disability 8500000 -1149270 -1149270 8500000 7350730 IDLO/International Development Law Organization 8500000 IDLO/International Development Law Organization -1149269.5600000001 IDLO/International Development Law Organization Swedens reconstruction and reform cooperation with Ukraine 2023-2027 Ukraina 2023-2027 Improved conditions for accountability, increased transparency and reduced corruption in society as a whole. Stärkta förutsättningar för ansvarsutkrävande, ökad transparens och minskad korruption i samhället i stort. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-61070124-6107012403 Sweden IDLO is an intergovernmental organization with a global mandate to advance the rule of law, peace and sustainable development; https://www.idlo.int/. IDLO has applied for 100 MSEK in continued unearmarked flexible financial support from Sida to be used for the implementation of IDLO´s Strategic Plan 2021-2024. IDLO is composed of 37 Member Parties. Sweden is member of IDLO since 2017. IDLO´s mission is to "champion people-centered justice and promote the rule of law to advance sustainable development and help build more peaceful, inclusive and resilient societies". The multilateral organisation collaborates with governments, inter-governmental organizations and civil society organisations and groups to provide technical legal assistance, support capacity development, generate knowledge and advocate for policy change. IDLO has recently developed the new Strategic Plan (2021-2024) which structures IDLO’s work around two Strategic Goals and six Strategic Objectives based on the commitment to putting people’s needs and human rights at the center of justice systems and making the rule of law a driver of sustainable development. According to IDLO, they strive, through the new strategy, to advance the interdependence and mutually reinforcing connection between human rights, democracy and the rule of law. The first Strategic Goal (Goal 1) seeks to make justice systems more effective and responsive to people’s needs and help protect their human rights. It builds on IDLO’s expertise in legal empowerment and access to justice (Objective 1), institutional strengthening and reforms (Objective 2), and addressing key justice barriers faced by women and girls (Objective 3). The second Strategic Goal (Goal 2) seeks to leverage the contribution of the rule of law and human rights to peace and sustainable development. It aims to promote inclusive economic development (Objective 4), climate justice and sustainable use of natural resources (Objective 5), and healthy lives and well-being for all (Objective 6). IDLO has also identified four organizational Enablers to strengthen key aspects of the operations to achieve the Strategic Goals and deliver high-quality results. Den internationella mellanstatliga organisationen International Development Law Organisation (IDLO) är en multilateral organisation med fokus på rättsstatens principer med säte i Rom: https://www.idlo.int/. IDLO har ansökt om fortsatt flexibelt icke-öronmärkt stöd från Sida om totalt 100 miljoner SEK för att genomföra sin verksamhet i enlighet med IDLOs strategiska plan och resultatramverk för perioden 2021-2024. IDLOs arbete styrs genom en nyligen utarbetad och beslutad fyra-årig strategisk plan och årliga verksamhetsplaner med ettåriga budgetar som formellt godkänns vid de årliga partsmöten som Sverige som medlem i IDLO deltar i. Genom den nya strategiska planen strukturerar IDLO verksamheten kring två övergripande och sex strategiska mål baserat på åtagandet att sätta människors behov och mänskliga rättigheter i centrum för rättsväsendet och göra rättsstatens principer till en drivkraft för hållbar utveckling. Genom strategin avser IDLO att främja det ömsesidiga beroendet och stärka sambandet mellan mänskliga rättigheter, demokrati och rättsstatens principer. Det första övergripande målet syftar till att göra rättssystem mer effektiva och lyhörda för människors behov och skydda mänskliga rättigheter och innehåller följande strategiska mål: (mål 1) stärkta rättssökande människor som kan utkräva mänskliga rättigheter (mål 2) stärkta juridiska institutioner och reformer (mål 2) och undanröjda rättvisehinder för kvinnor och flickor (mål 3). Det andra strategiska målet syftar till att genom SDG 16 och SDG 5 framhålla vikten av rättsstatens principer och förverkligande av de mänskliga rättigheterna för fred och hållbar utveckling. Här avser IDLO att fokusera verksamheten på främjande av inkluderande ekonomisk utveckling (mål 4), klimaträttvisa och hållbart utnyttjande av naturresurser (mål 5) och hälsosamma liv och välbefinnande för alla (mål 6). IDLOs Strategic Plan (20212024) was structured IDLOs work around two Strategic Goals and six Strategic Objectives based on the commitment to putting peoples needs and human rights at the center of justice systems and making the rule of law a driver of sustainable development and to advance the interdependence and mutually reinforcing connection between human rights, democracy and the rule of law. A new strategic plan 20252028 was approved by the Assembly of the Parties on 25 November 2024. The first Strategic Goal (Goal 1) sought to make justice systems more effective and responsive to peoples needs and help protect their human rights. It builds on IDLOs expertise in legal empowerment and access to justice (Objective 1), institutional strengthening and reforms (Objective 2), and addressing key justice barriers faced by women and girls (Objective 3). The second Strategic Goal (Goal 2) sought to leverage the contribution of the rule of law and human rights to peace and sustainable development. It aims to promote inclusive economic development (Objective 4), climate justice and sustainable use of natural resources (Objective 5), and healthy lives and wellbeing for all (Objective 6). IDLO also identified four organizational Enablers to strengthen key aspects of the operations to achieve the Strategic Goals and deliver high quality results. IDLO illustrates the former strategic plan as follows:               Sweden IDLO/International Development Law Organization Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency IDLO/International Development Law Organization 16.3 - Promote the rule of law at the national and international levels and ensure equal access to justice for all. 16.3 - Främja rättssäkerheten på nationell och internationell nivå samt säkerställa lika tillgång till rättvisa för alla. 5.5 - Tillförsäkra kvinnor fullt och faktiskt deltagande och lika möjligheter till ledarskap på alla beslutsnivåer i det politiska, ekonomiska och offentliga livet. 5.5 - Ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for leadership at all levels of decision-making in political, economic and public life. 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Stärkta globala, regionala och nationella system och institutioner som skyddar och främjar de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna för alla människor. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Increased respect for, and protection and realisation of, human rights and freedoms, with a focus on people subjected to violence, discrimination, persecution and oppression, not least defenders of human rights and democracy, women and girls, children and young people, people belonging to religious minorities, people with disabilities and LGBTIQ people. Ökad respekt, skydd och förverkligande av de mänskliga fri- och rättigheterna, med fokus på människor som utsätts för våld, diskriminering, förföljelse och förtryck, inte minst människorätts- och demokratiförsvarare, kvinnor och flickor, barn och unga, personer som tillhör religiösa minoriteter, personer med funktionsnedsättning och hbtqi-personer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck Strengthened conditions for due process, accountability and freedom from corruption, and increased protection of actors in the judicial system. Stärkta förutsättningar för rättssäkerhet och ansvarsutkrävande och frihet från korruption, samt ökat skydd av rättsväsendets aktörer. Promoting freedom and fighting oppression Främja frihet och bekämpa förtryck SE-0-SE-6-71002278 Sweden Project support: Capacity building of Min o Environm to work with chemicals control issues according to EU REACH system. Capacity building of industry regarding classification, labelling and safety as well as cleaner production with respect to chemicals. Projektets olika delar: Kapacitetsstöd till Miljöministeriet ang deras kemikaliekontroll som ska anpassas till EU direktiv. Stöd till kemikalieindustrin angående klassificering, märkning och säkerhet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden North Macedonia Environmental policy and administrative management General Environment Protection SE-0-SE-6-71002278-7100227801 Sweden Project support: Capacity building of Min o Environm to work with chemicals control issues according to EU REACH system. Capacity building of industry regarding classification, labelling and safety as well as cleaner production with respect to chemicals. Projektets olika delar: Kapacitetsstöd till Miljöministeriet ang deras kemikaliekontroll som ska anpassas till EU direktiv. Stöd till kemikalieindustrin angående klassificering, märkning och säkerhet. Sweden Kemikalieinspektionen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 1800000 0 2100000 97647 3002353 0 1800000 2100000 0 0 7000000 Regering i givarlandet 1800000 Regering i givarlandet 1050000 Regering i givarlandet 1050000 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-71002278-7100227802 Sweden Project support: Capacity building of Min o Environm to work with chemicals control issues according to EU REACH system. Capacity building of industry regarding classification, labelling and safety as well as cleaner production with respect to chemicals. Projektets olika delar: Kapacitetsstöd till Miljöministeriet ang deras kemikaliekontroll som ska anpassas till EU direktiv. Stöd till kemikalieindustrin angående klassificering, märkning och säkerhet. Sweden Kemikalieinspektionen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification 97647 97647 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-71002278-7100227803 Sweden Project support: Capacity building of Min o Environm to work with chemicals control issues according to EU REACH system. Capacity building of industry regarding classification, labelling and safety as well as cleaner production with respect to chemicals. Projektets olika delar: Kapacitetsstöd till Miljöministeriet ang deras kemikaliekontroll som ska anpassas till EU direktiv. Stöd till kemikalieindustrin angående klassificering, märkning och säkerhet. Sweden Kemikalieinspektionen Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Regering i givarlandet Gender Equality Aid to Environment Trade Development Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Mitigation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Framework Convention on Climate Change - Adaptation Aid Targeting the Objectives of the Convention to Combat Desertification -739503 -739503 Regering i givarlandet SE-0-SE-6-72500333 Sweden The long-term objective is to help to develop freedom of speech and trough that strengthening democracy and the respect for human rights in the MENA. This is done by using performing arts particularly to reach children and youth. DI's role is to provide external inputs and experiences and being the regional coordinator. The national org. consitute a regional network that works for these issues. Projektets långsiktiga mål är att stödja demokratisk utveckling genom att stärka yttrandefrihet i MENA. Detta implementeras genom scenkonst, i synnerhet riktad mot barn och ungdomar. DIs roll är att bidra med extern expertis och erfarenheter samt att vara den regionala samordnaren. De nationella organisationerna utgör tillsammans ett nätverk som verkar för demokrati och yttrandefrihet. Sweden Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency +46 8 698 50 00 sida@sida.se www.sida.se Box 2025, 174 02 Sundbyberg, Sweden Middle East, regional Culture and recreation Other Social Infrastructure & Services SE-0-SE-6-72500333-7250033301 Sweden The long-term objective is to help to develop freedom of speech and trough that strengthening democracy and the respect for human rights in the MENA. This is done by using performing arts particularly to reach children and youth. DI's role is to provide external inputs and experiences and being the regional coordinator. The national org. consitute a regional network that works for these issues. Projektets långsiktiga mål är att stödja demokratisk utveckling genom att stärka yttrandefrihet i MENA. Detta implementeras genom scenkonst, i synnerhet riktad mot barn och ungdomar. DIs roll är att bidra med extern expertis och erfarenheter samt att vara den regionala samordnaren. De nationella organisationerna utgör tillsammans ett nätverk som verkar för demokrati och yttrandefrihet. 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This is done by using performing arts particularly to reach children and youth. DI's role is to provide external inputs and experiences and being the regional coordinator. The national org. consitute a regional network that works for these issues. Projektets långsiktiga mål är att stödja demokratisk utveckling genom att stärka yttrandefrihet i MENA. Detta implementeras genom scenkonst, i synnerhet riktad mot barn och ungdomar. DIs roll är att bidra med extern expertis och erfarenheter samt att vara den regionala samordnaren. De nationella organisationerna utgör tillsammans ett nätverk som verkar för demokrati och yttrandefrihet. 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The national org. consitute a regional network that works for these issues. Projektets långsiktiga mål är att stödja demokratisk utveckling genom att stärka yttrandefrihet i MENA. Detta implementeras genom scenkonst, i synnerhet riktad mot barn och ungdomar. DIs roll är att bidra med extern expertis och erfarenheter samt att vara den regionala samordnaren. De nationella organisationerna utgör tillsammans ett nätverk som verkar för demokrati och yttrandefrihet. 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